Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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The 4-Year Change Going through college is almost synomjmoiis with going through changes. Whether you ' re at J.C.S.U. for four years, ten years, or Just one quarter, chances are that the experiences you ' ve had have affected who you are — and why you are that way. Changes can be physical — ask anyone whose l.D. pictures bears little resemblance to him now. Or whose freshman years clothes are yards too big or sizes too small. Through less obvious, changes in personality, lifestyle and personal beliefs also come about. Remember a freshman, the kid who never drank, cleaned his room and got up for church every Sunday? Did it surprise you two years later to see the same person in Mr. Fee ' s at 1:30 a.m. on a Stmday morning, surrounded by strange friends and every kind of mix drink you can name? Think of your own experiences — the people you ' ve met, the job interviews, the classes, the good times and bad. Think of what you once believed in, and reevaluate it now. Have you changed? Perhaps you ' ve grown as well. — Author Unknoivn

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Alma Mater We love Thee Smith with all our hearts! To Thee we ' ll ever he true. And in the li ht of truth and ri ht Hold hi h the Gold and Blue. Proudly we hail thy name, our Alma Mater Our S.U. Johnsim C Smith, our (ncn! Our hope, our fiuidinfi star, our lip,ht unfailint ! Pride of our loyal hearts, tvell love and honor thee Oiu ' whole life through On, ever on! dear old J.C.S.U.! II Fair Smith, where ' er on earth ice roam. Send forth thy eonstant ray And let it beam with steadfast leam To lead us o ' er Life ' s way.

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SENIOR CLASS OF 88