University of North Carolina Asheville - Archive Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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OFFICERS President Bob Stone Vice-President Dick Stevens Secretary-Treasurer Howard Suttle 94 7 yeikinan L ic a55 Those pictured on the following pages compose the Freshman class of Asheville-Biltmore College. Although we constitute over half of the entire student body our efforts and desires for higher knowledge are coordinated with those of the Sophomore and Refresher classes. Most of us are veterans who, for the past few years, were interrupted in our strive for education by World War II. Nevertheless, this absence only gave us the opportunity to realize the ultimate importance of attaining degrees from various colleges and institutes of learning. From Biltmore College, we receive an introduc- tion to those important vocations that are to be attained before we go out into this specialized, complicated, world in which we live. The two years offered by Biltmore will be sufficient for some but others will go to higher colleges to delve more deeply into the professions of their choice. The know- ledge acquired will enable us to increase our earning power that is so neces- sary for a livelihood and, just as important, to make better citizens of the country in which we live and love so dearly.