Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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c €) 55€: 0S5 3) c l . TO THE STUDENT: Your year— 1958-1959. Many mem- ories will come to you whenever you think of these months you have spent at Louisburg College. You will remember so many little things and special events which have made this year meaningful: Home- coming—May Day— the socials— bridge parties in the Little Parlor — hours spent socializing on the front steps or in the Soda Shop — our special friends and the problems you shared. You will value these memories more and more as you realize the escape of time. ' e present this, the 1958- 1959 yearbook, with the hope that through the medium of photographs and words we have captured for you some of these memories, and that within the pages of this book you will find mirrored— vour vear. Page ¥ouT

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c € 2)5ec« ' r€ ' ' 3) to Courage to explore that which is unknown to him, devotion to respon- sibihties, a capacity to give assuring acKice, an untiring devotion to the standards of honesty, a desire to find the best in others, and love for Iris fellow man are some of the character- istics found in one honored and greatly loved. Among opportunities that made possible his serving our col- lege was first by his position as coach and teacher, now by position of regis- trar, teacher, and academic dean. Every dut ' he performs with the de- sire to give all that he is capable of, for the well being of his students and mankind as a whole. For these and many other contributions, we in all respect and admiration dedicate the 1959 OAK to MR. JOHN BLAKE YORK. - ••. i • .1. ■-;- ' .i.S;i5S Page Three

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b e Te ' Ts THIS IS YOUR COLLEGE LIFE your activities 24 your play 40 your honored 52 your friends 66 Page Five