Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Superlatives Most Ideal Best-All-Round Girl Polly Bullard Friendliest Mae Bell Betsy Bobbitt Best-All-Roimd Boy Most Popular Bill Bonham Jack Rascoe 18

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™£ CECIL IV. Dy SENIORS C. 27549 Students of the Second Year 17

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OFFICERS Rascoe Bobbin Cobb Fearing Bradford Fearing - President Jack Rascoe -- Vice President Betsy Bobbitt - Secretary Prudence Cobb..... - - Treasurer HISTORY WE, THE SENIORS of Louisburg College, realizing the present need for higher education and Christian understanding in a world that must have the guidance of those who can successfully lead toward an era of peace, face the most important task in world history. The present generation is responsible for two accomplish- ments: one, the elimination of those ideologies and practices retarding the ad- vancement of civilization; two, the direction of world society along the pathway of cooperation, brotherhood, and peace. The first objective was largely attained on August 14, 1945- Today, our purpose in college is to preserve the gain made toward the first objective and to guarantee the success of the second. Even though others before us have failed, the light of hope still shines; and we, without doubt of success, are taking the responsibility of giving future generations a peaceful world. 19