St Andrews Presbyterian College - Lamp and Shield / Bagpipe Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

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llUWMlfOlXl I lHls IDAWSUN And sllll they glued, .mtl slill the wnndcl grew, lhal nm- small huul tuultl cans all he luu-w -fnnlflxnltlll For 111 that Raymond H Dassson has meant to the students at PTCSlJXlCll'll1 Iumor College for all that he has meant to the college md the area ll serses thus solume lb dedlcated to hun mth Cflllllil esteem md gt m tude It IS often halcl to completelv lpprecnate the efforts of men concerned mth LOYIICIIIIJOI ns affans set no one has exer come m cont1ct xuth NI1 Dauson uho has not been lmpressed mth hrs llJlllU Bs teuhmg the lessons of the past he 15 ible to work as in mfluence fox good for the present and the futtne In the lnes of the students at Plesbstermn umor Colleve h1s ts an 1I'lflll6llCC that sull newer be forgotten A natne of 'xllxlI15lS he crossed almost half the contlnent to become he ul of the bocx xl Sclence Department at PTCSDXICIIHII LllllO1 College ln lQ5l Smce h1s arrlsal he has served as aduser to the Rtdlo C lub the Veter ans Llub and the Sandspur As a spealsel he xs often rn demand and yet he aluavs fmds tune to counsel uzth the students In the mass of detall he newer loses the llOfllOI'l Nlr Dawson IS '1 man OfOpIl1HlSl1C usxon of resolute purpose of re xdy ICSOLllCEflllIlCSS of sympathetxc msxght mto adolescent character and asplratlons of unsuersmg adherence to uhu 15 llght Hrs setuce to h1s natlon and to humanxtw has hardly begun and 1n hls ch aracter are mixed all of the assets to assure contmued achlesement m the future 7 sir 'I -ect 3.3 .f'S -L .-in ,X-I -3 4' If 11 f ut ance ijouncf .gfzowfzcfy . 1 1 .- ': ' 1 'z'- A . C , . . . , 1 'z , ' . . A 1 ' 'z . ' z 'I '. 4 V , ' l' . :- ., L F 4 ar ' v A -' . .li f C5 , i 26. f. ir e? 1.54, .,, 5 J ' 'E' iv ' X . X , 'E ,f f ,Q 35. fl' ' .1 IV: . 1 1 , , . . I U x ,. Y ' ' l f- - l . ' ,' . ,k if '4 g 1 . -. l ' 1 - ' 1' ,L .,- S -' .-., , --- ,4 Lily - . 5 J ' V 1 Q A If ..-' , .- - i , fit- W I. Q . - 5 vi . f l ' I -'X : 'l A Q,.,,.' 1 3- - ' 'J .w A '

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'N 5 lv.. gg: 93 V I 51 Fir , 4 55 :E -sl 2 J I S 4 :gl F- M - DDD All ll RltQllAlllUN r Mr. Edwin Pale e late NI: l H t As the college observes its twenty-fifth anniversary, the BAGPIPI' wishes to express its appreciation for the loyal support these men have given to the College over the years. Presbyterian junior College is blessed with an outstanding group of ttustees Rev. R. H. Stone Mr. F. H. Jeter Mr. C. G. Rose Mr. C. R. Hunter Mr, Beaumert Whitton Rev. XV. D. Mclnnis Dr. S. H. Fulton Mr, F. E. Coxe Mr. Glasgow Hicks Mr. C. E. Beman ' ll l A l l 1 5 . Qi.. Mr. Edwin Pate Dr. P. H. Gwynn Rev, XV. M. Currie Mr. B. H. Dalton Mr. G. P. Henderson Dr. H. Dudley Mr. YV. A. Dixon Mr. Roger McGirt Rev. G. M. Mlilcox Mr. A. E. Gibson Mr. L. McNair, Jr. Y'-Qt! Elm 5,242.- vfagff' f I 1- 1 'W4H 2'f N714 lxZi'Wl!B.'RJ1ll1M