Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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A SPECIAL DEDICATION TO THOSE The Board Dr. John B. Duncan 708-N Watergate East Apts. 25 1 0 Virginia Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20037 Mr. George B. McFall, Sr. 9419 Dexter Detroit Ml 48206 Dr. Richard W. Sherrill 829 W. Monroe Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Mr. Theodore Redfern 324 Abbey Court Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Dr. Robert J. Brown P.O. Box 2636 High Point, NC 27261 Dr. Alfred Edwards 2448 Adare Circle Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Dr. George L. Blackwell 128 East 58th Street Chicago, IL 60637 Dr. W. Mance Gilliam 409 Cecil Street Durham, NC 27707 Dr. F. George Shipman Dr. Paul L. Jackson Dr. William C. Ardrey 19140 Glouster Drive. Detroit, MI 48203 Dr. E. Brice 7810 14th Street, NW Washington, DC 20012 8

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The President of Livingstone College F. George Shipman A yearbook is a joint endeavor of students, classes and organizations of the college to capture and record the rich and rewarding experiences that characterize college life. Usually these experiences are recorded and exhibited in the yearbook via textual, pho- tographic and graphic representation with a thematic thread running throughout. The theme for this year’s efforts is “Building Your Dreams On A Stone Foundation”. The responsibility of today’s college student is to set and achieve the goals of tomorrow. The achievement of firm goals is enhanced if the proper foundation stones are laid during a student’s four-year tenure here. In preparing for that responsibility you have come to a college where the goals of service to God and fellowman have taken on a significant meaning. Important foundation stones for effective service are (1 ) awareness of the great potential you have for service, (2) understanding of the need to serve for self-actualization, (3) commitment to ideals characterized by devotion to truth and (4) love of God and His creation. The activities reflected in the yearbook give eloquent testimony to your commitment to those foundation stones. In the pages that follow you illustrate how students are preparing for tomorrow while at the same time enjoying the experiences of today. All that you do today, whether in study or in recreation, in seriousness or in joy, takes on meaning in light of vour destiny tomorrow. Love undergirds all our aspirations, supports our efforts and crowns our achievements. “Love all God’s creation the whole and every grain of seed in it. Love every leaf, every ray of God’s light Love the animals, love the plants, love everything. If you love everything, you will perceive the divine mystery in things. Once you perceive it, you will begin to comprehend it better every day. And you wili come at last to love the whole world with an all-embracing love.” 7

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WHO ARE DEDICATED TO US of Trustees Bishop H. B. Shaw First Episcopal District Bishop W. M. Smith Second Episcopal District Bishop W. A. Hilliard Third Episcopal District Bishop C. H. Foggie Fifth Episcopal District Bishop A. Marshall, Jr. Ninth Episcopal District Bishop J. C. Hoggard Sixth Episcopal District Bishop J. W. Wactor Seventh Episcopal District Bishop J. H. Miller Tenth Episcopal District Bishop G. J. Leake Eleventh Episcopal District Bishop A. G. Dunston Fourth Episcopal District Bishop C. R. Coleman Eighth Episcopal District Bishop R. L. Speaks Twelfth Episcopal District 9