Prairie View A and M University - Pantherland Yearbook (Prairie View, TX)

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There is much written and expressed aboui love I.. u one's life some time or other and has been describe,. uchcs CVer) most basic human urge. ' many as th In recent years particularly, the commitment ,rt I™ people) has become a major objective of An • • r coP,c (al widespread interest in the welfare of mankind01 3 S y°Ul,)' 1,11 national programs, like the Peace Corps and yr™ °Ul of man) great imputus through the great struggle for f 3nc recc,vec minority groups and underprivileged peoples th °T America‘; Peace became the rallying cry, and the biggest r°Ughoul thc world PANTHERLAND 1974 takes its theme fro Was,OVc-human goals to love every body. It is most easik ' grea,csl of all the love of children and through the type 0f „ . ,P°; rayedlhrough ships ever so popular on campus. c female relation- We of the Panthcrland staff hope that our T b have a positive effect on all PV-ites now and jnn Ule l° Lovc will really like we say. Love is a 26 letter word — years to come. Ips It’s Every thing

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Annual Student Publications Volume 16 Michael McQuade Editor-in-Chief Don McClure, Co-Editor University 1

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PANTHERLAND 74 — STAFF— PHOTOGRA PH Y — Tom Godwin. Mike McQuade. Malcolm Dickerson. Melvin Johnson — (And) — Roy Pace Studio. Houston Virtle Bennett Photography, Houston Rappaport Studios. New York. N.Y. ASSISTANTS — Nina McClendon, Mary Burns. Vickey Cole, Marilyn Knollcy STAFF ADVISERS — Anna Janies. Joy Ghavimi C. A. Wood Publications Director