Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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Table Of Contents Table Of Contents Dr. F. George Shipman, Presii Dedication of the 1978 LIVINGSTONIAN Special Appreciation Miss Livingstone College Livingstone College, Historical and Descriptive Structure Administration, Faculty, and Staff 16 17 18 19 20 Enthroned Queens Energy Sports In Memoriam Acknowledgements and Special Thanks The 1978 LIVINGSTONIAN Yearbook Staff Clubs ' and Organizations ' Rosters Seniors ' Directory Events Hood Theological Seminary Faces Classifications Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Organizations — •• Who ' s Who Among Men and Women in American Colleges and Universities

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Life. A privilege given to you and to me. An irretraceable pilgrimage, one chance to grow, and become who we truly want to be; shaping our destinies, developing our total beings, and being sincerely grateful to God for giving to us the years, days, hours, and moments. In showing our gratitude, we must assume responsibility for each other, thus, we are journeymen together. I shall live each moment of life to its fullness, accepting the joys and heartaches, fortunes and misfortunes, understanding that they are all a part of this journey called life. I will give all that I can give, and then, just a little more, for I shall never pass this way again.

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I i Dr. F. George Shipman President of Livingstone College The President ' s Message The race in life is not necessarily to the swift but to him who endures to the end. The Senior Class began the academic journey four years ago when you entered Livingstone College as freshmen. You embarked then on A Journey Together . You have endured the travail ana conquered the challenge. At times the journey might have seemed fretful, but now it seems fruitful; and you sense and savor success. You have recorded on these pages tor Posterity some of the highlights of your challenges and many examples of your success. It is my pleasure to offer commendations and congratulations to the Yearbook Staff with reference to this excellent publication. It is a vivid reflection of the hopes and aspirations which characterized your sojourn at Livingstone. Moreover, the publication portrays creatively many of your important activities and singular achievements as you worked together cooperatively I he yearbook is truly an explication of the theme, A Journey Together. ... During your journey through four years at Livingstone, you have been involved in academic and social accomplishments which will prepare you to continue lite s pourney after graduation. It is my hope that Livingstone has contributed to your maturing mentally, emotionally and socially to the extent that you are now strong enough to Persist in what is right; smart enough to know that at times Jone may be wrong; creative enough to be adventuresome land innovative; persistent enough to endure even when failure confronts you; determined enough to try again and itimately make the journey of life a productive one. J F. George Shipman