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

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Mother Dcmi liter Sister ' 3P ' T-i - i A greater devolioii to all the p|piiients pertinent to a wliolesoni e iollei;e lile eon Id not lie exempli- fied more than that shown liy Mrs. Carrye V. Hill Kelh (Inrni hei- 25 years of serviee to the Ai;ri- riillmal and Teihniial College of North Carolina. She has seen the innnense growth of A. and T. in these years, wliih ' she herseli has made many of the ronli iliiilion that have made for outstand- ing recognition ol the rollege. as well as herself. Besides haying lieen the author of a texthook and several articles, Mrs. Kelly is now writing the history of A. and T. ( ollege. To a IruK dvnamic figure in our college family, we proudly dedicate this, our nineteen hundred and fifty-nine AvxNriu: to Mrs. Carrye V. Hill Kelly, of the dcparliiu nt ol English. There is alv a s llii- cunstant (leiiiaiul uf classwurk ' I

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■Mi •Trmmr Dedicatioi MRS. CAHKYF. V. 1111,1, KKM.V A 4 i ti i ■ ' ! % ♦ •r -.?■» ' » i

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X l Alma Mater Dear A. and T., Dear A. and T. A monument indeed! Around thy base with grateful hearts Behold thy students kneel. We bless the power that gave thee birth To help us in our need. We ' ll ever strive while here on earth All loyalty to yield. CHORUS With joy, with joy, dear A. and T. Thy students turn from thee. To spread thy trophies year by year From Dare to Cherokee. Dear A. and T., Dear A. and T. The signet thou shaft be, Set by our great commonwealth Proud boaster of the free. She ' d have the record of her worth On granite not inscribed, Nay, let the children of her birth Proclaim it by their lives. Dear A. and T., Dear A. and T. Henceforth our aim shall be. By percepts wise and deeds more sure To bless the State th rough thee. The Arts of industry to wield Against an idle foe, A harvest rich from ripened fields Of what thy students sow. 14 r .•?■■•« ? »■ ■ ij» ?Sf IP