St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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A Message Hom the Preszklent 4'-if f- Kapil El QP Q Q , gil Saint Qmugnstinis Unllege QKaleigh, Kurih fllarniina OFFWE OF THE PRESIIIENT Noccmlzcr 2-l, 1964 Dom' Srniors: As you bcgin to Hfolfl your t1L'Z1dL'77ZlC tcntsu prrjraratory to lcaring tlzc bvautiful mnzp grounds of Saint A.Zlg1l.Sll7ZC'S, try to rnzzenzbvr tlzat your so- journ lIt'TC was frauglzt with pzzrjzosv anzl mvazzing. Your fJll7'f7O,H' lzzzs buwz to l7l'l'0I?Il' jtr'vj1a1'czl for tlzc irzfwasirzgly fonzpftl- tiff Jofivty tllat zzzraitx you: this fzzzrpon' moans that you art' zwsolavrl to bf- fomc a fJ7'0-dllfflil' and forzttibuting mt'mln'r of society, an assct and not a liability. WF lzazw dont' our but to fI7't'17!1I'L' you for the spirituzzl, mental, and jylzysi- ml zlutnfzrzflx of iofivty: uw' lzazv' rzttrmjztrtl to acquaint you with tlzu tuli- giouv, 56it'1ztij'5f, and lzzzrtzarzixtic irtzftlitatimzs of t'L'FTj'flCIJ' lift' and living. Noug. tlzv future ix yours. Il'itl1 Gozllv gllldUlIIt', main' tlzv bust of it, in His name. Vary truly yours, Q57 f.-1B.'1tzzlz' jamvs A. Bogwg President M E M a E R sw Ng-6,43 6 .Af if 9 9 Q-'as YQ 7

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1 W Y -W i- 1 N 3 5 s as ,I Q! 3? 5951 President Dear Class of 1965: The elass of 1931 was the first to receive ie degree for four years of study at Saint Augustine's College. Since that time many classes have joined that outgoing procession, marking the end of four sueeessful years of undergraduate study. We have journeyed here for four years, and now many of us will position ourselves in pursuit of life, liberty tl honor of being rewarded a and prosperity. As a part of Saint Augustinels College, we epar zo attained to make Her blessings known tlzrough performance and service. The thought of graduation stimulates many other thoughts and produces a vacuum of bleak emptiness. Hozc'ez'er, if life is to continue we must roll back the curtains of darkness and beam our lights upon the subjects of life to d t 'ith all that we have eliminate the darkness with Truth and Good. The Class of 1965 realizes tlzat the merits of our attainments here must d responsibilities. The challenge of progress bids us to stop and to recall momentarily the deeds of the past ' ' - W -s 1 -it nd to more Leith haste to realize the potentials of tlze future, for tee Iac be transmitted in our actions, obligations, an a a past to cherish and a future to fulfillfj Very truly yours, Lattie Baker, fr. President of the Student Council 6 A Message join the Student Council . 1 JBC L- y P l 1-

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