St Pauls College - Tiger Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Buildings are just bui ' ’ igs; they are nothing with¬ out the personalities who inhabit them and make them come alive with activity. This is Saint Paul’s College. A college can not exist without its students, and the essence of college is symbolized in its seniors. Here it is not uncommon to walk down a hall and listen to students whose conversations range from the lastest classroom assignment, the latest fashion to their latest solution to the problems of mankind. Life here is a variety of people, places and things. Four years ago, we came from all parts of the coun¬ try. We have been able to live and work together and to form life long friendships. Spring will mark the culminating point of our experiences at Saint Paul ' s. Some seniors will venture out into the business world and the world of the teacher. Others will seek suc¬ cess in the professions, such as medicine and law. Yes, this is Saint Paul ' s College, and it is slipping by ever so fast now. Soon it will be a part of the past, but our memories will aways be a part of the present. Every Saint Paulite possesses a love for his college and what she stands for and what she teaches him to stand for. In this Annual, we hope to capture and render to you a picture of the life we lead as students of Saint Paul ' s College. Leslie D. Smith, Jr. Editor-in-Chief 3 mmm

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Foreword M 1I8IP | ■- |gjp£i VsT V 4 -lME ■ s , -..-,1,- 0 .-v-. :•.- . ■■•■ ' ..- ' . . , ; ; ■■Eli Slip mm 11 ; m m | %yi Saint Paul’s Memorial Chapel The philosophy of Saint Paul s College, espoused by its founders and under¬ girding the work of the Saint Paul ' s Family today, perhaps best reveals itself in our dominant purpose to develop a community fully dedicated to stimulating in young people wholesome, ethical, social, and academic attitudes and skills. Func¬ tional Christian character, functional intellect, and functional skill in living cre¬ atively and in contributing creatively to family, community, and the world are the goals which the College seeks in the development of every student.

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A Scene from the Homecoming Coronation Thelma Thomas, Miss Homecoming The students of Saint Paul ' s make it what it is. The atmosphere is one of friendliness and warmth. There is a continuing flux of activity. The dormitory walls are bursting with a milieu of laughter, sorrow, serious studying, record playing and bull sessions. A student with arms full of books crosses the rolling hills of the cam¬ pus many times in search of knowledge. But there is also time for fun and pageantry; time to crown a homecoming queen or a fraternity queen. Left to right: Gloria Davis, Kappa Sweetheart; Pearlie Claiborne, Alpha Sweetheart; Jacqueline Howerton, Omega Sweetheart. 4