Sandhills Community College - Sandhills Yearbook (Southern Pines, NC)

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TO THE STUDENTS What a joy to address the Class of 1968 through the first annual published by the students of Sandhills Community College! Great joy of achievement abounds. Much has been accomplished since your beginning at Sandhills. You helped occupy the new campus. The excitement of being the first class to enter the new facilities quickly gave way to the more lasting pursuit of new friends, deeper thoughts, broader horizons, and responsible freedom . Involvement with students, faculty, books, and even exams brought an early realization that you were, in fact, in college. We hope you have experienced the thrill of discovery that the life of learning can be. Now you are about to leave Sandhills. You have completed your course of study. Your next steps will be in many different directions - possibly to another institution, to employment, or to the armed services. We hope that your stay here has helped prepare you for that step. But in a real sense you cannot leave Sandhills. It has become a part of you. Your day to day activities shaped your purpose and gave meaning to your en¬ deavors. To the extent the College helped you determine the kind of person in the kind of world you want to be to that extent Sandhills scored well on its examination. You carry wtih you our best wishes for success but, more importantly, our true desire for meaning and purpose in your life. Dr. Raymond A. Stone 2