St Pauls College - Tiger Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Left to right: Mr. Lonnie Parker, Mrs. Sadie Floyd, Mrs. Virginia H. Russell, Chairman; Mr. James Kyle, Jr., Miss Eliza Fisher, and Mr. Clyde W. Vaughan. Business and Economics Through its three programs of study, the Department of Business and Eco¬ nomics seeks to prepare students for . gainful employment and effective citi¬ zenship in a highly competitive and ever- changing society. The program in General Business aids in preparing students for managerial po¬ sitions in private business, government, and industry. Business Education is de¬ signed to prepare teachers of business subjects on the secondary level; the Sec¬ retarial Science program seeks to pre¬ pare competent secretaries. Music and Art Our country is now becoming recog¬ nized as the leader of the world in the arts as well as the sciences. Music and art flourishes as a part of our national life. The importance of music and art is hard to measure in practical terms, but to the enhancement and perpetuation of culture, music and art are invaluable. Left to right: Miss Yasue Sakaoka, Dr. Roland Allison, Director of Music, and Mrs. Vanita Smith.

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Class Sponsors Mr. Harold W. Witten Sponsor’s Message SAINT PAUL’S COLLEGE j..... , s...i p .r, FOUNDED BY JAMES SOLOMON RUBSELLr— I 88 (INCORPORATED 1110) LAWRENCEVILLE. VIRGINIA - 23868 November 22 , 1965 Jty dear Seniors, We have labored hard to-gether for four years in prepara¬ tion for this great day. Working with you has been a challenge as well as a groat source of pleasure. I know that it is with a feeling of mixed emotions that you look forward to the end of your college career. As you make your final exit through these portals and vacate the beloved surroundings of your Alma Kater, the days which lie ahead will afford many opportunities for you to serve, to live commendable lives, and to weave your talents into the social fabric for its betterment. Yes, at times the threads will become snarled and the pattern will seem a little distorted but always remember the words of the poet who said: — If the pattern of life looks dark to you And the threads seem twisted and queer To the One who is planning the whole design, It ' s perfectly plain and clear — For it ' s all a part of God ' s loving plan. When He works in His threads of gray, And they ' ll only make brighter the rose and gold Of another happier day. Mich success and God ' s blessings. Sincerely, Arabella W. Cooley Sponsor 20