North Greenville University - Aurora Yearbook (Tigerville, SC)

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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

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The first rays of the Aurora Borealis are cast on the activities which make up a major part of each student's life at North Greenville Junior College. These activities include clubs, sports, and publications. After becoming acquainted with the campus and its many functions, students are allowed to choose the activ- ities in which they wish to engage. In clubs, students learn to live and work together to improve themselves and othersg in sports, to work together as a teamg and in publications, to learn to work with others in learning the skill of publications.