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

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College Builds for the Future September, 1965, welcomed not only a new and larger freshman class, but a new and larger campus. Mount Olive College was surely growing. With sturdy foundations laid the previous year, expansion was steady and exciting. The beautiful and modern Henderson Academic Building proved to be a source ot pride to all, and the new dormitories promised to be as com- fortable as they were attractive. The excitement of building resounded in the air, and the students found such an atmosphere of constant improvements inspiring. In their studies, as on the grounds ofthe new campus, increasingly higher goals were realized and the quality of work improved accordingly. Q., V,-s Z he M. -.sl A- as-so -'gl-gif Through hours of class work and hours of strenuous study, the students of Mount Olive College strive for the highest academic standards. Si ----::5::55555 5245 gf i ' s 1 -..,, gf.: '- .H r ', , V , . H. U., ,, . -. ' .. ' :na-i . , ,IQ ' ' V ' A' i :313a-fl5v!.f93a'i'Q,g,'xe- , . - ' , - - :. N 7' ' ' , , A V :,f'5:i9i1.,,5,Ar,l,Z41' v . . . . A -.rn Y . nf t Q. .Y - ,A X, '-N Physical building also becomes a vital part ot college life.

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. . . Better Facilities, Higher Goals and Keener Minds ' T I LI . , Il-T-Q., 1. 14? j'6.,F:fx ,. -- ,y gy. l There is something encouraging about l watching a school as it overcomes the shyness of relative youth and begins to confidently elbow its way into the realm of academic progress. Such a feeling of determination existed this year and showed no signs of end- ing or even slowing the pace. Mount 29x 4 Olive College was building-better ,gk facilities, a completely new image, I T and two classes of devoted, ambitious . students who were ready to show the ' - in school that they, too, were capable . 'li xa4 L of meeting all obstacles and of pl'O' Always available to assist the students at registration are the personnel of the college. Dean Raymond Carson aids Florence Perkins in her schedule. gressing just as soundly throughout the academic year! .s-..l.a tj. qcifm EL., ---.1--L .sae In order for a college campus to be fully realized, grounds must be ment could be seen on the campus as the parking lots became landscaped as well as buildings constructed. Much landscaping equip- a reality.