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

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ii Wanda Mobley assists elemen- tary students in preparation for a career in the educational field. TOGA IV: The Party Experience

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Defining Community American Heritage says that the definition of community is a group of people Hving in the same locality and under the same government. This is certainly valid, but does not reveal the intangibles that link a community such as ours. The human element appears to be missing from this definition. Therefore, here is St. Andrews ' definition: — a self sustained community which foster interdependence and encourages individuals toward personal growth — a community in which one is taught to be humane — a society in which there is a special energy that bonds together to form a community — the potential for an actual community in its most pure form although yet to be realized — a society which advocates the role of personal responsibility and how this is imperative for the evolution of strong community involvement and participation The approach that St. Andrews has taken is appreciative of each respective experience along with the general purpose towards which we, as members of the St. Andrews ' community, the North Carolina community, the USA community, the world community, are an integral part. Two students walk across the lake separating the academic and social sides of the campus. Laurinburg and St. Andrews off Route 74.

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Farrago Farrago: a medley; conglomeration; a mixture. This is the St. Andrews experience. Individuals abound from every corner of the globe bringing a myriad of perspectives to our community. And not only are the students well rounded in every sense of the word, but the faculty, administration, and staff exhibit an avid interest in the world beyond the boundaries of the campus. Students in the education department exemplify the thrusts being made to push out one ' s own personal quarters. Other opportunities such as the option for Winter term abroad, provide a direct confrontation with values of another type and challenge the individual to understand his or her own context. The L-A. mural represents an early Christian response to his or her own history. An elemental problem. The leader of the pack. Enjoymg the sunshine between L.A. and Morgan-Jones.