St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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-Q A42 l idk. ge L 1 Front row: Johnson, Cummings. Back row: Anders, Moore, Ganguly, Inborden, Gipson, Coble 5 I 1, ' ,f T if , gi f 5 ai A Q9 Seated: Saunders. Standing: Nan- ton, Lynch, Copeland.

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l r x i Administrative Leaders Guide and Direct Us 2 4 Through the Years . . . A 2 1 Q I - 1 - Q ff- I 1 li Dean s Message 'l TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS of 1960 I wish to commend you for the efforts you have put forth during the past four years to bring il you to the successful conclusion of your undergraduate career. In these days of many demands-A high standards and pressures, both from within and without, much is required of the individual 3 I to hold him steadfast to a line of personal and spiritual growth. 'N il As you leave Saint Augustine's, it is my sincere hope that you will carry with you her ideals of high endeavor, a Christian outlook and a person l desire to help make this world a better place in which to live. Si erely ours, V 1 4 l ' yah MN lp zell R. Robinson El Dean Y . , T - i Business Manager s Message li ll To The Graduates of 1960: E You have reached a goal but are you going to try the point or points after touchdown and i then set new goals, or be content with the score as it stands? Z. ft We know the answer and as you move toward your goals remember that your Alma Mater is Q always behind you. As you reach each goal we hope you will not forget your family here. Your l' financial support is needed and will always be appreciated no matter how small. It has been a pleasure to serve you and please accept congratulations from the Business Office. Very truly yours, 5.11 Mills Holloway li Business Manager my I l l V - .0 gi Registrar s Message i l TO THE CLASS OF 1960: ll I wish to congratulate you and express best wishes for continued success in future endeavors , to accomplish greater things. If education is a good thing, as I believe it is, you can not get too much of it. I sincerely hope 1 that you will continue your education in order that you may continue to grow in wisdom, in I understanding and in usefulness. Best wishes. N fry ly yours, I p, ,ard , - ii Igal E Sprag Q, IES :mmw Registrar ii ,i Eg - 4 I l

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5 X! I W 1 Q 1 I i il i I 1 W I Y I I MARGARET B. BUGG, B.A. Greek 5 1 l W .1 K N4 ' I x 'V M 4 A O'r'ro M. PHARR, A.M. History I X . 1X . ., UM . - X Q' 1, L -'lf , K ff? 49? - I .....,...,f 1 is El. r A1 -. . NIRMAL K. SINHA, Ph.D. Sociology LULA H. ROBINSON, M.A. English and Religion Pictured at left is GORDON L. W1-:s'r, Ph.D., Head of Education Department, and at right is CHARLES H. MCL!-:NnoN, M.A., Director of Student Teaching. ' :'. 'A A. . , A s .x.. ., 32, V . ,- f. 5. 3319 - .. . . . M no- .. . . . 4' f-:tit ik. lbixl W - ,.,.. ,.., 3.5531 ' ' fp. ,., , I c . DORIS HOLLOWAY, B.S. Assistant Librarian -'SW Q :ze Lge Y A 1 :. .x rm' ii ALBERT W. GRAUER, Ph.D. Music .,,, F53 W ff' wr wr-E NITYANADI PATI, Ph.D. Biology 'Ny mx w v-XV W . MAB1-:L B. WRIGHT, M.S.C Business Education