St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Prince E. N. Shyllon, Attorney At Law Born in Freetown, Sierra Leone, November 3, 1943, came to U. S. 1968, permanent resident, 1976, B.A. in Economics, Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1972, I. D. North Caroli- na Central University 1975. Admitted to North Carolina Bar, 1977, Federal District court Bar 1978, U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeal 1978, partners in the law firms of Shabica, Shyllon 8: Shyllon, Raleigh, North Carolina 1977-79, Shyllon Shyllon 8: Ratliff 1979, Assistant Professor of Business Law St. Augustine's College, Raleigh, North Carolina, faculty advisor Business Education Club, 1977, member of the American Bar Association, North Carolina, Black Law- yers Association, North Carolina Trial Lawyers Association, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity 8: Recipient award merit North Carolina Central University 1975, member of board of directors Wake County Credit Union, Wake County Opportunities and Who's Who in American Law 1979. The Senior Class proudly dedicates this edition of the 1979-80 Falcon to Attorney Prince Shyllon. For the guidance and patience you've shown us during our growing years. We are indeed grateful and most appreciative for your loyal services and hope that our experiences through you will be lasting ones. ' 1' rf ,A

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:F X N w .-if I i l 1 u THIS IS SAINT AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE From the Desk of your President Greetings to the members of this distinguished Senior Class, as well as to all students of the 1lAug.ll As seniors, you are gruduating at a time when much is expected of you. The world in which we live today is troubled by problems such as inflation, excessive crime, threats of another World War, a lack of confidence in our political leaders, as well as sundry other concerns. I hope the fact that you have spent four years or more at Saint Augustine's that you have had an opportunity to be exposed to ideas and ideals that will enable you to not only come to grips with some of the problems which con- front us, but you will have some solutions to these problems. You may not have all of the answers, but hopefully you have been equipped with the intellect and the tools neces- sary to assist you in attacking them intelligent- ly. Whether you like it or not, Saint Augustine's has stamped an indelible imprint in one Way or the other on you. I hope it has been positive and as you go forth into the world, my charge to you is to remember, to Whom much is giv- en, much is expected. Finally, let us keep God as the central focus of our lives and carry Him and His teachings with us wherever we go and in whatever we do. -M Cordially your Prexy, 4 I I ffl-L7 C Z Prezell R. Robinson, '46 Lf President