Winston Salem State University - Ram Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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But the Scent of thc Roses . -intl 1 , ' f :ft-5 T' T , 2 x QTQTM X ' Ml J 1 7 519 'Q' gg T In mem ory for her Dedicated and Loyal Services: MRS. SHERRILL, Assistant Dormitory Director. THE SCENT OF THE ROSES Let Fate do her worstg there are relics of joy: Bright dreams of t.he past, which she cannot destroy 3 Which come in the night-time of sorrow and care, And bring back the features that joy used to wear. Long, long be my heart with such memories filled, Like the vase in which roses have once been distilled- You may break, you may shatter the vase if you will, But the scent of the roses will hang round it still. -Thomas Moore 7 MARY P

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Our Late President . A Changing Campus A Changing World PRESIDENT KENNEDY President Kennedy was a righteous man, He believed in equal rights for all, all over the land. He traveled far, and he traveled wide, With his beautiful wife Jackie by his side. They took many bows, and always took a stand. President Kennedy met many of his countrymen, He had many a foe, and ma.ny a friend. He spoke out always for what he believed, On his word he very seldom retrieved. He sought to make this country even stronger, Nobody knew that his time wouldn't be longer. President Kennedy strove for world peace, He always did his best, and never the least. Time and pressure never riled this great man, For he continued to strive for peace all over the land. He carried out his duties both large and small, I-le thought of h.is countrymen, whether short or tall. President Kennedy had a burden he carried, His country came first and he never tarried. He carried his messages all over the world, Hearts opened up for him, and flags were unfurled. Now that his earthly duties have forever ceased, We will never forget that this great man strove for world peace. Written by: julia Ann McCollough 6

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Dedication Through the g uid a nc e of Mrs. Wilma Lassiter the Senior class of 1964 has been able to overcome many difficulties and solve many problems which we could not have done otherwise. She has aided us in increasing our efficiency and improving our morale. She has given service that has proven invaluable to us as individuals and to the class as a whole. ..so to MRS. W I L M A LASSITER, the person and the teacher, we dedicate this the 1964 RAM . -1 in Mrs. Lassiter and son jim, who often attended our meetings. M RS. WII..MA LASSITER