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

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The now famous Four Freshmen, who in 1960 started the sit in movement by eoUege students, returned to the Alma Mater on the eve of the sixth anniversary- of the movement. They are from left to right: Ezell Blair, Jr., now in New Bedford. Mass.; First Lieutenant Joseph McNeill, now combat navigator at Ellsworth AFB, S. Dakota; David Richmond, a student in Greens- boro, and Franklin, development chemist, Charlotte, N. C.

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Students, at top, depart for religious retreat, and at bottom, members of the elass in Urban Sociology leave for New York City to attend the .mnu.il Intercollegiate Conference on Urban Affairs. Arnie Bass was one of several students who inter- rupted their schedules here for visits abroad. Bass spent six -months in Japan. WHEREAS, EFFECTIVE CITIZENSHIP IS IMPORTANT FOR MEANINGFUL LIVING IN ANY SOCIETY;

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N Debbie Johnson, Miss A ii T , digs deep n breakinc ecremonies for the new student union building, with Dr Dowdy, and Howard C. Barnhill , the attcr, national president of the A f T College General Alumni Association. NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE E. STEVENS JR., STUDENT GOVERNMENT PRESIDENT OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 1965-66, George Stevens, president of the Student Government, and Dcbra Johnson Miss Afs-T , present Aggies On The Go Proclamation to Dr. Dowdy