St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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'24s this school was founded in a day of social change, so we who are members of The Board of Trustees, administration, faculty, and students today, live in an age of change. As the founders of this school did lay an honest and solid foundation, and rose to meet the challenges of that change, so today we must rise to meet the challenges of our day. Q. Tree,- 7

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. Ll Proposed Classroom Building F RE As Saint Augustines College stands on the threshold of its second century, it rededicates itself to the following tenets: that every student is an individual and not a number that the primary thrust of the Colleges program will continue to be the pursuit of academic excellency in a christian-oriented environment that every effort will be made to increase the basic resources of the College in order that it may provide better services to the community, a more conducive learning environment for its students and faculty and a more substantial foundation for future growth during its second century. Mr W C Jackson from the Association of American Colleges discussing future plans and projec- tions for Saint Augustines College with Nlr J. Mills Holloway, Dr J. Boyer and Dr, P, R. Robinson 6

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,.., Presidents M essa ge '72 fist L it--I ' L W fi' SSQLML' vjjv' Saint 3l!gllSiIiX1l 5 Gnlirgr Tmleigl-1, Sadly Carolina 27502 '1 ICE O YHE PRESIDE '1'Hb GRADLJATING CLASS OF 1967 1-.ay I congratulltc you upon having rmchcj this milestone in your youth ul lives, A College education today is no lonfgcr a luxury, but it is increasingly necessary in order for one to render effective service and survive in this ago of science and technology. no doubt, during the just Your years, the thought hir oc':'J rcd to each of you at sono timc to throw in the towel. I am sure, however, thot it must be satisfying that you did not become a victim of this kind of temptation. Tho fact that you have reached this point surwsts that you have read many books, attended mary lectures, written many theme: -- much of' which did not make a great dc-il of mens: to you, I would hastcr. to add, nevcrthcless, that all of those ingrfrdicnts be-one important in helping you to dcvcloi. into a well- rount' :ci liberal ly educated person, As you gr- forth from tho hAxllcv.'e.l halls of' Saint Augustindo College, I hope'- you will bu over mir.-Lf'ul of thc fact that one oi' the most rewarding returns you will pct out of life will he that of rendering unscl.f'isl'1 service. I-iorc and mfrc, our young people- mvst think, it sec-ms to mu, in terms of rendering sf-no kind of service to their fellowman, their country and their God, This can he done in numerous ways -- serving in the Armed Forces cf' on-2's country, the Peach Corp, the Job Cpportunity Corp, Vista, etc. It has been said often times, Tho gooi tha , one dots t: others comes back intc his 0.421 life . Finally I hop: you will cffntinnc to think about your Alma Mater as y-.2 go forth, ,Rcgardl css to what h-IIILJCIIS to you in life, you arc still sons and daughtcis of Saint Aug.stinc's Collego. Not only will this institution be judged by your accoztmplishzzxents, but the :manner in which you support it may .neun the difference ir its continuing tc move ahead as a first-roto institution or filling behind as just another has been college . Your Alma Inter needs your your loyalty, enthusiasn, support and good wishes, Hay it never' he Sai? that this College culled upon you and you were derelict in responding to its call. best wishes for the years ahead. Prezelfl, R, Robinson President V h 1327 .. CENTENNIAL CELFIE-P.A'1'IlJN 5fT77l7i'.'gv, mznszn , Saint ti Aug-uslunc's Q Sm Nia? K Comm 5, Q A-. ,. 96 Io, gf 922 1 f 9 ,XT Q55 . fi f 1 Y w , -.. . L Eu.. l