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

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FOREWORD The st.ifF of the 1966 Ayantee is proud to present this annual representing as it does our final effort at our beloved alma mater. In years to come, the day hy day activities of our col- lege days will be forgotten. Incidents of special significance, however, will remain as reminders of our years at Aggieland. We hope that this volume will in a small way indicate the services rendered by the col- lege to the community and to the nation As we go forth we pledge ourselves to carry with us, wherever we may be, the Aggie ideal of service to our fellowmen. To this end we have chosen as the theme of the yearbook: AGGIES ON THE GO, FOR LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, AND CITIZENSHIP. Lanard M. Geddings, Editor yl

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DEDICATION The Staff of the 1966 Ayantee proudly and with deep apprceiation dedicates this volume of the Ayantee to Miss Marguarite E. Porter for her never-tiring willingness to help students — academically and other- wise through her advising, her exemplification of professional competence, and her devoted dedication to A T and education. Miss Porter hails from Latta, South Carolina. Her academic attain- ments are as follows: A.B. Degree — Allen University, Columbia, South Carolina; M.A. Degree — Atlanta University, Atlanta, George. She has worked on adv.inced study at Columbia University, New York, New York. Other than holding the position of Assistant Professor of English. Miss Porter has been a class advisor for the freshmen, junior, and senior classes, as well as an academic advisor to the freshman class. She is presently serving as the co- advisor to the Freshman Newsletter, The Beanie . To further the staffs dedication choice, we take these lines from Matthew Arnold ' s Rugby Chapel which are helpful, but still inadequate. If in the paths of the world. Stones might have wounded thy feet. Toil or dejection have tried Thy spirit, or that we saw Nothing — to us thou wast still Cheerful, and helpful, and firm! Languor is not in your heart. Weakness is not in your word. Weariness not on your brow. im