North Greenville University - Aurora Yearbook (Tigerville, SC)

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CULTURAL PHASE Culture is a very special part ofxeveryoneis life, North Green- ville students become cultured through the many rays of the Aurora Borealis. The first and most important part of a stu- dentis culture is embedded in study. Through careful guidance the cultural phase of a student's life at North Greenville is never lacking. Concerts, pageants, and conventions are among the ex- tracurricular activities that add to the culture of the individual. Throughout the year many outstanding guests visited our campus for various occasions. These persons brought a variety of entertainment which broad- ened horizons of appreciation in all phases of the fine arts. This year in chapel, we have been privileged to hear many outstanding speakers ranging from our own faculty to presi- dents of large corporations. North Greenville, with its beautiful setting, provides cul- ture which its students recognize and appreciate.

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as ,F- Q. ATHLETIC PHASE At North Greenville the Athletic Department plays an important role in the lives of its stu- dents. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat inspire our students on to higher accom- plishments. Throughout the years North Green- ville has made an outstanding record in inter- collegiate sports, especially basketball. North Greenville has graduated some outstanding players, some have received athletic scholarships to senior colleges and have become influential in the field of sports both as coaches and physi- cal education instructors. Athletics has helped many deserving students obtain an educationg otheiwise they might not have had an oppor- tunity to demonstrate their abilities. The Athletic Department has made many im- provements in the last few years such as a new swimming pool, swimming instruction, full time physical education instructors, and a more varied program in physical education.

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rwl .san te A - S DEDICA TION Within the rays of the Aurora Borealis has eome an individual who has been an example of leader- ship and Christian living. Unselfishly she has de- voted sixteen years of her life to North Creenville junior College. She has worked diligently not only to help students but also to improve herself through years of study, travel abroad, and participation in professional organizations. She realized earlv the great truth so aptly ex- pressed by Daniel Webster: If we work upon marble, it will perish. If we work upon brass, time will efface it. If we rear temples, they will crumble to dust. But if we work upon immortal souls, and embue them with just principles, the fear of Gocl, and the looe of their fellow men, we engraoe on those tablets that which will brighten all eternity. To MISS NANCY DERMINER, the staff dedi- Cates the 1966 AURORA. if 'i if fri Q 1' ,,'P-'Wh' 1 -Nl IP l x 1