University of Arkansas Pine Bluff - Golden Lion Yearbook (Pine Bluff, AR)

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Ever-Changing; Ever-Progressing As far back in history as man has been able to probe through the means of ancient records and explorations, he has noted many changes in the life of man. Each change led to another, as it gave man a desire to learn more about himself and about his surroundings. Change is a chacterist- tic not only of the historic past but also of the contemporary world. As an essential segment of a community, country and, indeed, a world characterized by constant flux, it seems quite inevitable that A. M. and N. College should respond to this { change by continual adjustments in its physical, sociolog- : ical, academic, and cultural make-up. In order to facilitate the need for change, certain requirements must be met; such requirements as the construction of new, modern build- : ings and adequate facilities within those buildings; strength- : ening of curriculums and enrichment of cultural and other extra-curricular areas. Through the years, the institution has toiled, struggled and consistently exemplified a faith in the progress and betterment of the institution itself. The years have brought many changes — some big and some small — all fasci- nating. g It is, of course, important that any change be associated with progress. And with continous turning of the wheel of time, A. M. and N. College has exhibited signs of ever changing and ever progressing. It is in recognition of this striving-on — the part of the administration and the stu- dent body alike for this gradual betterment — that the theme “Ever Changing, Ever Progressing” is chosen. a hi tae rh ene Sd at Map of the proposed campus development plan. ee a eee eee eee eee EE

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