Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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f - ri ' ' ' ' ■ ' I ' lijjjjf ) ' I oral Board of Education in 1915, and today ranks as a Ipading Junior College for Young Wt)ni( ' n in tlic State. In January, 1024, the Hoard of Trustees mot in ' ilMruij;tnn and decided on a forward ini) enieiit profirain for tiie collejic. An addition to the Main Imiidint; was iirovided for and a campaijin for So(X),()()l) for Imildinns and endowinenl was authorized. Steps lia ' e already been taken looking; ' to the erection of tiie first buikling, and liy tlie time this book comes from the i)ress we lutpc it will be Hearing eonijiletion. ' ith the other improvements proviih ' d for, Louisi)urg College will rank second to none in the South and will lie in jiosition to fill its appointed place in the educational program of the church and state. To this end we will ever strive and with full hearts, willing hands, and earnest prayers do all we can to aid our dear Old Louisburg College in her work for the higiiest development of Christian womanhood. . ■ a . 1 ?-j ' 5 IV ® [Page Sixteen] fm m ' M? -

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