Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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DEDICATION VVe came together four years ago . . . We, the students, As new babes in a college world of transition, Waiting for our ageing of time . . . sti ' iving for that LInknown something. He too was new ... in a way . . . We came to know him as a builder of bridges . . . bridges Between college and society . . . between society And church . . . church and self. We came to know him as a neat dark suit or a clerical Collar ... a pipe nodding in quiet comprehension, ... a brown leather chair rocked back to view the Situation from the proper prospective . . . listening With infinite patience . . . and encouragement. We came to know him as a laughing father . . . swinging A child lightly in his arms ... or perhaps, We came to know him as a flowing white robe, quietly Instilling within us philosophy in the Most comprehensive way . . . knowing us for what we arc . . . challenging us with what we can do. He has asked few questions, given many answers . . . Reproved us when we were wrong, encouraged Us when we were right . . . nurtured our respect, earned Our love . . . For these four years, we, the Class of 1965, dedicate Our Hacawa to you. Reverend Robert C. Walker l- ' nge TweiUy-lhree

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FRESHMEN The Fall in mv days is my beginning. It is the time in my life for me To do the things I Have dreamed of doing. I am no longer a child. I come and I look and I wonder and I think . . . sometimes For it is eas ' for me to laugh and casv to cry . . . To lo ' e is easy . . . And to dance and to sing . . . Bright is the fall in mv davs. Brighter than all that 1 have e er known before . . . The world is leaves and color . . . And there is plentv of time. President, Dick Thnmav X ' lce Prescient, Gar Perryman; Secretary, Jane Carter; Treasurer, D M,! Misenln-iiiK-i Histninn, | mice Pv. ers; Chaplain, l ,nalcl Little. Page Twenty-five