Morristown College - Red Knight Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

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LETT RFRO THE PRESIDE T To the Morristown College Family: May 17, 1963 As the 1962-63 school year draws to a close, it is with a deep sense of satisfaction that I greet you through the medium of the 1963 Red Knight. Many of you will be leaving Morristown College at the close of this term. It is our prayer that you will carry with you many skills for coping with life in this Atomic Age. But more than mere skills we would hope that you have gained a clearer insight into the fuller meaning of life, that you have grasped the meaning of Christian living and have acquired a sense of responsibility to your fellowman and for your fellowman. As you move on to employment or to other institutions of higher learning, carry the ideals of Morristown College. Join the other alumni who have brought credit and honor to this institution by living full, worthwhile Christian lives. You are going into a world of greater opportunities and we hope that you realize that greater opportunities carry with them greater responsibilities, as you take your places in society, develop a sense of community pride, uphold the principles of democracy, establish a Christian family, and live morally and spiritually responsible lives. May God's richest blessings be upon you, and may the desire for well-being so beautifully expressed in the Third Letter of St. John, Verse 2 be granted to you and yours. Elmer P. Gibson President Qatar, Q 'Quan DR. ELMER P. GIBSON, i President V 4 I

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A MINI 1 -- .. A ,rfim ' , -T MJI . ..- ...,..- ' H MR. PAUL A. EDWARDS, Dean-Registrar . W Q . .1 TR TIO MRS. MILDRED BROWN, Secretary to the Dean-Registrar MRS. MARY TWYNER BREEDLOVE, Stay? Secretary Obtice of the Business Manager 11