St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Q 'QS li SNS S ,.. ' 'V wmwiwwxit o:mv1w,,..s,-gyswv' 'MVN' EDICATION to To you, DR. PREZELL R. ROBIN- SON, this Annual is sincerely dedicated. As student, professor and our Executive Dean. you have given to us your time. energy and, most important, you have given of yourself. This dedication is a small token from us the Students. Staff and Faculty of Saint Augustine's College, The kindly smile, the warm handclasp. the friendly good mornings, all these are appreciated. Many evenings we have watched your burning light in the office, and it has in- spired us to work to make Saint Augus- tine's a great institution of learning, Many times we have appreciated the slight frown of disapproval and the kind words of encouragement. May God richly bless you and, in the years to come, may the pages of this book bring you many pleasant memories ofthe Class of 1965. Class QF 1965 1 -'XF .tr 5 X. . , -,wc 'bb .c.-'?- ffe .S21ill?P'

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A Bz'0gm,bhz'caI A Sketch F ti ' 'iii'-Quit H15---23.17'im-965717 .- ,phi 1, W --,V V, - , 1 --'1- ' ' - , I- + '-L Y, 'Q my . - ,A ' A . QQ, 1 Af. ' a Jg. H1553 4 ,Y - ai 4 F?.f.:' Q' ' ' J..,,.v 'jimi . ill 2 ' lsr EiiJP.fL15-Fig Af il-JF? ' 6 OUT GSS ' ' v The hour glass, with its sands of time, has slowly but surely spilled its contents, and with the passing of the last sand, went the life of ANNE PEACE TOLIVER, our loved one, the daughter of Anna Peace, and the late Rever- end Samuel Peace, the wife of Frank A Toli- ver, and the mother of Frank A. Toliver, Jr. She was educated at Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina, Clark College, Atlanta, Georgiag Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, and Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity, New York. During her matriculation for and completion of the Masters Degree and the Doctor of Edu- cation Degree, she served as teacher of Eng- lish, drama, and speech in the public schools of North Carolina and at Saint Augustine's College, where she was on leave at the time of her death. At Saint Augustine's College she was Chairman of the English Department and the Division of Humanities. Her organizational affiliations were many among which were the Links, Inc., Alpha. Kappa Alpha Sorority, the Alpha Betts, the American Association of University Women, National Council of Teachers of English, Phi Delta Kappa Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi Frater- nity and Les Pins Community Club. Imbuing students with the humanistic prin- ciples of knowledge was her philosophy. The spirit of these principles were demonstrated in the qualities of excellence epitomized through her services at Saint Augustine,s College. The imprint of her service is left so deep that any who follow may clearly see the ma- terial used in her life's activity, for mingling among the shadows are tall trees of love and devotion and friendship that overshadow criticism. THE FAMILY Q 'S , Y' 55. if , 'v ' M 'lr . pf ' ',,- .wg-1 , - - - , .age ' -4 '.- Hhs V , . W Q 32 as Dr. Anne P. roam Q :- git -c ,.t +4 ' fly, W V- Jn . ' - fr 22161 nn? A . ' 3-'cgww zz -1 .1 1. ,L . .jpg Wg., - f-' 43 M,-:?::1. ' - 311211 'gf pggyw j 'f g's3t4:45gg- Q32 1,- , 'wwf'-1.-,fit -J J. 4' 4 J.-l,'f'.F U, ji ' 5 iv