Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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SOPHOMORES The menace of the years finds the members of the Sophomore Class brave and resolved to be adequately prepared for whatever the future presents. We are aware of the challenge that world conditions offer us and we accept it with a dogged determination to add our weight toward balancing the conditions of the world of to- morrow. NURSERY-KINDERGARTEN The increased enrollment of the Nursery-Kindergarten during its six years of development shows evidences of the provisions made for the physical, mental and social development of the pre-school children of the city. The pre-school endeavors to create a wholesome atmosphere for these miniature students by combining the activities of the home with those of the school.

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FRESHMEN Press forward, we say to the class of ' 44, and we hope your deeds at our dear Alma Mater v ill ever be shining. We say Press forward to you because we have said the same to ourselves, for when the class of ' 47 says goodbye to the Maples and the Oaks, we know our spirit for cooperation, scholarship, achievement, and high moral character will live on and on. Our officers are: Wm. Coleman, President; Geraldine Gordon, Vice-President; Alfonzo Goodwin, Parliamentar- ian; Jean Frazer, Secretary; and Franklin Stewart, Treas- urer. G. L. Blackwell and J. McDaniels are our student council representatives.

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CHORAL UNION Each Sunday afternoon, the walls of our chapel ring with the echoes of Beethoven, Handel, Bach and many other profoundly eminent masters of the music that moves a person ' s most inner being — his soul. Robed in long tunic and surplices the college choir does much in stimulating the musical interests of the college community. Mrs. Eloise Simpson, director. HOOD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY The aim of this Seminary Union is to create a greater fellowship among the seminarians as relates to the college and pre-Theologs. John H. Miller, President.