Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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DEDICA TION Dr. Victor J. Tulane When the course of man ' s life has been willingly dedicated to the growth of an institution, it is befittingto express appreciation in apermanent man- ner so that posterity can know of his outstanding services. It is for this reason that the students of Livingstone College dedicate this, the 1966 edition of the LIVINGSTONIAN to Dr. Victor J. Tulane. 3

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FOREWORD In keeping with the general aims of a college yearbook, the 1966 LIVINGS TONIAN is de- picting a chapter from the his- tory of the college. The staff of the LIVINGS TONIAN has . . . mrm ••• « { « « . . . attempted to capture and record the highlights from the lives of the student body of the 1965-66 school term. Bobby L. Norris Robert L. Robinson Editors 2

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Fifth President of Livingstone College Never was there a more industrious, inventive, skillful, presidential type at Livingstone College than Samuel E. Dun- can. Bishop W. J. Walls THE ROMANCE OF A COLLEGE Dr. John Hope Franklin, noted historian, being greeted and congratulated by Dr. Duncan and Dr. Victor J. Tulane. Dr. Duncan at a formal occasion, presenting Skyne Uku of Nigeria. The president’s contacts are international. Dr. and Mrs. Duncan entertain friends and offi- cials of the Church and College at home. Mrs. Walls, Bishop Walls, Dr. Hoggard, Dr. and Mrs. Duncan, Bishop Spotswood. 4