Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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The Junior Class presenTed in The preceeding pages meriTs aTTenTion-noT Tor iTs accomplishmenTs only-buT for iTs message To members of TuTure classes. In l962, The class was enrolled as The largesr class To ThaT daTe-one hundred and eighTy sTrong for vveakj. Now The class numbers sixTy-Two, vviTh a proiecTed graduaTing class of TiTTy-five. Some are sTill in school, buT The maioriTy are noT. This gives a naTe oT sadness-noT only for The remainder of The class buT also our sTaTe, our counTry, our world. The class now is a unified body, organized and assimilaTed wiThin our en- vironmenT, noT for The purpose of individual edificaTion buT Tor The propagaTion of NleThodisT College and educaTion. The class is organized vviTh a board of direcTors, a sTanding acTiviTies com- miTTee, and legislaTive and judicial represenTaTion. Financially, Theclass revenue This year came from Two special class proiecTs, 9071 class-paid dues and income from The Library Move. As a TribuTe To The Senior Class, The class OT i966 had The pleasure of honor- ing The Tormer vvifh The TradiTional May Dance held on May 8, a special TribuTe To a class from which we learned much. The Class aT '66 was born in The monThs of l96l and l962. lTs life has begun To maTure. IT will never die-not so long as one of us or our descendenTs remember The debT we owe MeThodisT College, iTs l:aculTy, AdminisTraTion, and supporTers Thereof. 53