St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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OUR PRE IDE OFM-'Ew5 rv1: I' A z-fi-XT TO: Y' embers if Q Earmi-w:':1-Tally, you anticipate suspens PE . . . Dr. James A. Boyer TH :X ,Szrird Qugustinfs Cf.-:liege IRALNIQ, Rum. manning -11353 01' i QOL you now ciraw near the Pnd of 3 four-year journey .and efully that climatic day known as Commencement, Thus, as you cnrrgleta ' r 'mierrradiate progra: ci' study, you cormence or begin a new cmrse if ,-11 as life, In the schcol of life, there will be times when tixg utter of gurzuinj 1-nh's rrkjective: will se-em the same as negotiating an obstacle cozxrse. New responsibilities must be assumed, periodic obligations :ist be fft, and 3 wholesome' trap' 'if life :lust be cultivated ani nurtured, 'rw wif: V' :he cu:-rent scnocl year, local, naticnal and internaticnal, have tfftfi 512' faiii if it-nat I'fLro'1gh such events involving others and mrselves, we must leaz-r, 'C live as we have been taught in an atmosphere of Shristian :iii-lr eifca , . at jaint fvi5'1stin9'S. ,ilvnjw r2'9i':'2r tai umile at this C-:ill-Pie, a par: of ycu has 3.823135 ' WTS insziiitiazi an: 1 part :I A'ii15tL:e'S nas become 3 part i. er-1f'1:ire, you an-ll jfwlx' Alla Later will be inseparably joined throu-Zh S, years. Let this close kinship motivate you to the heights of loyalip' to, as :fall 1 ani realisti: :oncern for, your Alna Mater. James A. Soy-er, President 8 ,441 , pc 1. if J++: Q CP if -9 N 74 'Q :Nl if -Q f 6 1 I V4 X E fi i KE

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To Live in Hearts we Leave Behind Is Net e A Q to Die' -e l e e-AThoinas. Campbell

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1964 , . 'ut lfff - TO THE MEMBERS N OF an-xiii -1 'Q' ' pp THE CLASS Y 15 ' ' ' 321 or Xs ' R R 'A':' if it XX 'G- AL., Y Ni mg X f N, In Q I ,cgi ' .. ,, ei-:g .'INS we ,.i- A I 5 s 1 R R x I .t. V - , ggi 5 n:.5.?::qsg5y, K U . . L... -s . ,. -Y' 5 X5 I . ' f I ts N v We ef- M pf ' - if ' Ri' N 'l . t es i f -ltlvy ' .1 q ' N i g 1 K if w ,....-v0 ' Dr. Prezell R. Robinson The 1964 'iFalcon will be for those who receive it a precious record, reminder and source of information. As a record, this book will carry valuable information which you will turn to many times during the years ahead. You will frequently look at names, faces and organizations when you are attempting to identify individuals and events. As graduates and alumni. you have a definite responsibility to your Alma lN1ater. People will know the college through you. lVhether they know it for the better or for the worst. will depend upon how well you make your own contribution to society. You must let your influence be constructive and your objectives honor- able and praiseworthy. You must learn to distinguish between thinking straight and honestly. and thinking only about yourself: the latter is dangerous and almost without exception, results in selfish thinking. You are inevitably and eternally a part of Saint Augustine's. Be loyal to your institution. Bear in mind that it cannot become any stronger than you will make it. It is hoped that you will not soon forget it. l'Vhen the strength of its blessings has enabled you to contribute financially to its continued forward march, it is expected that you will do so willingly and cheerfully. Best wishes for the years ahead. ORDS from the DEAN Dr. Prezell R. Robinson 9