Agricultural and Technical State University - Ayantee Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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mmmimn Muk,-up tJitiji ]w E Sladf- .1 sioiialr Editor iHnMAS Burke EMtor Albert Spruu.l Sriiiui- Clusi PirilJilit Smii H N. Kmi.ht l.uyouf EJllni 1 KV (. ' ox YOUR AYANTEE STAFF SAYS- WE TRIED!!! We worked hard, ' e did cver tliini; in our puwrr to t;ive you a 1948-4 ' A antee of which i u can be proud. Those ot us who realh worked are few — the five of us you see here sparked by Prof. W. .M. Bryant, Public Rela- tions Director, and Art Instructor Geor je Villiams — and we had to sandwich the work in between classes, studying, and other activities. If it pleases ou we ' re ilad ; if it fails to meet your expectations, well, we tried. ' ith the help of . Ie er ' s Photo Studio, Moore ' s Photo Studio, and campus photof rapher Howard Ward we ' ve i;iven ou representative scenes of the campus and pictures of events and occasions throu ;hout the year. We hope that this hook will serve to remind ' ou — no matter how far from here ciu go, nor how long ' ou stay away — of the man friends ou made here, and the man happ da s i)u spent here. THE AYANTEE STAFF

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FOREWORD ithin the!.e walls and alont; these wavs Four ears have passed leavinjj Memories Of picnics and parties, parades and plays, Debates and dances, theaters and teas Memories Of red-letter da s in our collej;e lives. Commencement, Homecoming, Founder ' s Day Crowds i£oini; mad at eii;ht - ard drives Fans cheering: wildh a triple-pla Memories Sweet as a campus flirtation Some like an F exam inducing; sorrow Thread the ears here we soufjht edification To follow Us into the world of tomorrow Memories AVe ' ll chen h thou;, h some of us ne er ill return ere we ' ve u ' -ii ' ied our last place on earth Hut what we did here will ijo with us forever And keep u hleisiiiu ihe puii-rr that ijare A. iitiil T. birth.

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Exchange Editor Roy Hill Associate Editor EucESE Sartor Editor-in-Chief JLLIL ' S Kilgore Feature Editor Mary Campbell Sports Editor Thomas Cooper THE CAMPUS FOURTH ESTATE For a year we ' ve served you. es. we did, and even though you complained and criticised, we didn ' t do such a bad job, now did we? Most of the credit goes, of course, to Julius Kilgore, our indefatigable and in- comparable editor-in-chief. We can say of him that Never before have so many owed so much to one man. He suffered. Our other editors and staff members come in for their share of the credit, also, in bringing to you each month, and on time, cr — that is — just about on time, your paper — The Register. THE RF.Gl TER ST.AFF