Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Foundation Committee Mr. W. Trent Ragland, Chairman Mr. James C. Little Mr. William G. Enloe Mrs. L. Y. Ballentine Mr. Victor Bell, Jr. Mr. William G. Ross Mr. A. E. Finley Mr. Robert Holding Mr. E. N. Richards Mr. Micou F. Browne Mr. R. Brookes Peters, Jr. Dr. William C. Pressly Mrs. David C. Worth W. Trent Racland, Jb. DEDICATION As we consider the growth of Peace College over the last three years, there are two men who stand out among those interested in the growth of this college as outstanding leaders for progress. These men have donated time, money, and talent to the projects the school has undertaken. These men are well known to every student by their friendly natures and personal warmth. Not only are these men outstanding in their work for Peace College, but they are also outstanding citizens of Raleigh, serving in various fields of business as well as in community activity. These men exhibit a zest for life that only loving life can give. To the Foundation Committee and the Board of Trustees who have unselfishly worked for the benefit of Peace and to the chairmen of the committees, W. Trent Ragland, Jr., and Micou F. Browne, we dedicate the Lotus, 1967. Board of Trustees Mr. Micou F. Browne, Chairman Mr. William G. Enloe Dr. S. David Frazier Dr. Albert G. Edwards Mr. Edward B. Hipp Mr. Paul Hoover Mrs. Julian Hutaff Mr. Drewry Jones Mr. Greyson Quarles Mr. William G. Ross Mr. John M. Alexander Dr. Carey H. Bostian Mrs. George Finch Mr. Lucius Harvin Mr. Mark G. Lynch Mr. R. D. McMillan, Jr. Mr. R. Brookes Peters, Jr. The Reverend John Mack Walker Mr. Graham Connell Dr. Corbett Howard Mr. Karl G. Hudson, Jr. Mr. James C. Little Mr. William P. McPherson Dr. John Rhodes Mrs. Frank Taylor Micou F. Browne Honorary Board Members Mrs. George F. Avinger Mr. Grover M. Hermann Mrs. C. C. McAlister The Reverend W. S. Patterson Dr. Harry Whitmore Mrs. Robert Wyatt

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PRESIDENT ' S LETTER PEACE COLLEGE RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA 27602 Dear Students of 1966-67: There is In reality a time for almost everything; and time productively spent at Peace College should provide the fulfillment of many wants, wishes, and needs. It should provide experiences relevant for the art of living as well as for the task of making a living. It should provide time for maturing and for cultivating an awareness of national and International issues, and it should afford occasions for enjoying good times and for establishing life-long friendships. It should provide time for studying important events of the past and for relating these events to present and future life. It can truly be said that these are important years — crucial years. I can only hope that you will look back at a later date and say that it was good to have been at Peace College in 1966-67. We here at Peace are earnestly striving to Integrate the old with the new — the progressive with the traditional. Peace is the possessor of a proud and well-known heritage. It has an atmosphere which has been referred to as ivy league among junior colleges, so Peace is recognized as being distinctive. We cannot, however, rest on our laurels. Just as major accomplishments of the past have served to provide us with the proud heritage we enjoy today, we of this generation must be diligent in our efforts to assure future generations of a sound foundation and an equally proud heritage. The architectural blending of the traditional with the modem serves as an ever-present model for all we do. To those students who leave us after this year, I would like to say that I am personally very glad that you came our way. You have been a delightful group with which to dream, to share, to hope and to work. As you leave Peace College to go your individual ways, please be assured of our interest, our best wishes and our prayers. God speed I Sincerely yours , ' KW S. David Frazler President ■ Tj r . THE NEW