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

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itr i fGi T R ? ■ • U y- rf riijcn. riii .-lAi r James Beckktt. Jr. E lil»,-Ii,-Cht,j K- HknKV (llKVEN RKCISTEK : TAI-r Take line Aggie, multiply hiiii liy three thousand, add four years ol euUoge education, fun. activities and cuhure. Strain off the ac- tivities, mix with i)rinters ink. add tuns of paper and you have ynur student newspaiier. Take another Aggie, mix him witli desks, tyjiewriters, jiajicr, flash bulbs, indion ink. pictures, advertisements and. oh yes. erasers, add a few laughs, midnight nil. hours of toil, moods and a grin li ' nm ear to ear ami you ' ll have .James Bugs Beckett. Editor-in-Chief. His right hand man. the capable E. Henry Girven. Associate Editor and Business Man- ager, heads the list nf ardent workers. He is followed bv Arthur ' llrd, Ollie Xorman, Beu- lah Mitchell, Earn Periy. Willie Braswell, Cora Page, Ann Steele. Ophelia Downing. Lannie MacArthur. Sylvia Coleman. Henry Knight. Hanford Stafford. .lames Bridgett. Richard Moore. Marvin Sanders. .Inhn Roy- ster, Howard Ward. Richard Xnwlin, Samson Biiie. .Sanuiel Evans. .losue Auiaro. and many others. Our dependable advisors Dean War- moth T. Gibbs. Wendell M. Biyant and Mr. A. B. Lewis must be mentioned. Their sug- gestions and guidance helji to bring you the news vou made at . . and T. and elsewhere. M I;VIN .V. ANDER Art Editor Ophelu Dowmn,. Art Staff S.4MULL Evans Exchange Editor

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■■What is different ire .••hall do todat : what is impossible we shall do tomorrow. In tin.- wciild of conlu inii. four and int-judice tliese :irf -WdiYU to Livu By. Cieneral Dwiglit D. Eisenliowor sjioke and wn.te thorn during one of the AlUed ArniyV Campaigns. With hi. geniu.; for organization, lie had tlie power to ac- complish difficult tasks, to work, and he succeede.l mightily. Again he has been called upon to use his powers to hell- the nations of the world unite to end all wars and work together toward everlasting iieace. ••What is diftVrent we shall do today; what is impossible we shall do tomor- row. Our staff, inspired by these timely words, has chosen his .luotation as the theme for this annual. We are ham ' y. therefore, to have our President, Dr, F. D. Bluford, encourage our efforts to bring you this publication. We are deeply grateful to our ad- visors, Messrs. Wendell M. Bryant and George E. Williams, for helping us com- pile our cherished memories at A. and T., for their tireless and timely help was not only an inspiration, but a lasting memoiy of the type of service our admin- istrators, faculty, and soon, we ourselves will render each day. Each face, organization, educational or social activity has surely helped us to io the difficult today, and with its expansion, A. and T, College and its ad- ministrators, faculty and students will be in a better position to Do the im- possible tomorrow. — The Editor. mmmm