Mount Olive College - Olive Leaves Yearbook (Mount Olive, NC)

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In Retrospect . How many times have We heard words similar to these at Blount Olive Junior College: The most important thing you will carry away from college will not he the facts you have learned, but the Outlooks and perspective you have gained. Surely this idea is pre-eminent in the life of a young person as he trains for his future. These Outlooks on life must be clearly molded and focused so as to pave the way for a full, well-rounded, and understanding maturity. YVe helieye that it is at college that many of these impressions of life's activities are formed. The young mind takes on an attitude of independence: it begins to think for itself and to make its own crucial decisions. XVith this in mind, the 1962 OLIVE LEAVES staff has endeavored to portray the varied Outlooks our students have formed on all the different aspects of college life-or life in general. Through words and pictures we have tried to personally capture these outlooks. 5

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--, N55 Dedicafion U1-l111x'Q strugglcd through your cllcmistry and biology lahsg wv have watched you advise our past prize-wuming ycurbooksg most of ull, we have comc to approx-into and udmirv your sincere comm-ru for tho wr-lfu1'c of your stuflcnts. You have lwvn our couusvllor and our confidant, and wc lou- you for your llIldt'l'Sf1llNlil1Q, your XVlll'll'lfl1, and your radiant l7t'l'S0ll11lity. You have pio- lu-L-x'n-ml alt Xlouut Olivo Iuuior Collvgc, striving, to 114-llivyc for it the yn-ry lwst. Bccauso you are ouv of our truvst friouds and lwcaulsc you symbolize to us the fins-st quulitics of your profession, we ch-clicute our 19622 OLIVE LEAVES to you . . . MRS. LORELLE F. MARTIN -1

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