Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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TO THE SENIOR CLASS: VICTOR JULIUS TULANE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. DEAN, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS ALCESTIS McCOLLOUGH COLEMAN, B.A. DEAN OF WOMEN I am glad of this opportunity to compliment you on the record of your school days here at Livingstone. When you first arrived here, you had a goal in view. To accomplish that goal meant sacri- fice, ardous study, strength of character, and the tenacity to hold fast until your goal was at- tained. This yearbook is partial evidence that a ten- tative goal has been attained. I say tentative goal because the day of your graduation will not be the ending of your career, only the beginning. A world of travail, of pain, and of disillusion- ment awaits you, but it will determine whether what you have done here has steeled you to stand the test of time. But be not afraid, . . . but strong in will, to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. -V. J. TULANE EDGAR N. FRENCH, A. B., B.D., M.A. DEAN OF MEN 10

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W. J. TRENT Dr. Trent, our beloved president emeritus is considered to be a man of courage, ambition, and honor. During the time he served as President of Livingstone College, many new improve- ments were made. Trent Gymnasium stands today as one of them. Although the Class of ' 62 arrived just as he was leaving, we will always feel his presence with us and cherish his memory. 9

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Allen, Cora L., B.S. Secretary to Dean, College of Liberal Arts Burnside, Ollie Dietician Coffin, Clark S., M. Mus., Music Beatty, Ozell K., M.S. Biology Carlson, Walter, M. Mus. Band Dacons, Nina R. Dormitory Directress Senior Womens ' Dormitory Bell, Frank C, Ph. D. Political Science Dudley, Leona B., Ph. D. English