Chowan College Following
A Time-Honored Tradition
MURFREESBORO - Chowan
College Is following In the time-
honored tradition of snialler,
church-related colleges where
one finds such advantages as a
real sense of ‘tielon^g’’ to the
college family, instruction based
on Christian presui^ositions,
economy in tuition and boarding
expenses, and definite interest
in the individual on the part of
the faculty.
Chowan is the second largest
two-year college related to the
Southern Baptist Convention, the
second oldest (established in
1848) of North Carolina’s seven
Baptist colleges, and the second
largest two-year college in North
Carolina,
This co-educational institution
has been the scene of unprece
dented progress in growth and
services as an institution of
Christian hi^er education but the
trustees and administration are
determined that quality rather
than quantity shall always be the
primary consideration. They
realize that the smaller, well-
equipped and accredited two-year
college is able to offer a quality
and type of education which the
larger institution can never pro-
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/ide for youth who are standing at
the doorway of their higher edu
cation experience.
Chowan College, therefore, ex
ists for the student, propagates
with unyielding tenacity its avow
ed purposes, and operates within
a framework of responsibility to
achieve academic excel lence
while shouldering the responsi
bility of maintaining Christian
commitment through its entire
program.
Purposes Of
Chowan College
Chowan College officials summarize the purposes of
the college in four statements as follows:
1. To provide quality higher education which is
grounded in Christian truth, and to help the individual
student to gam a truly Christian philosophy of life.
2. To enlist as members of its faculty and staff only
those persons who are scholastically proficient, morally
excellent, and who are genuine lovers of youtn and its
strong potential.
3. To give thorough training in the standard dis
ciplines to those students who wish to continue their
education in other higher educational institutions, anu
to those students who are seeking vocational education
and excellent trade instruction on the backdrop of a
liberal arts education.
4. To train and develop Christian leaders—both lay
and professional—who will serve well their churches,
their communities, and their world.
DIRECTIONS FOR THE DIRECTOR are
given by Ross A. Cadle, left, who recently
retired os director of admissions after
serving for 12 years at Chowan, to E.
Frank Stephenson Jr., Chowan's new di
rector of admissions.
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS,
may be home to Pom Heish-
man, popular Chowan Col
lege sophomore, but she is
an outstanding cheerleader.
SHARON TYLER MAY BE
small-sized, but her spirit
and enthusiasm ore big con
tributions to Chowan's
cheerleaders.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
CHOWAN COLLEGE STUDENTS and FACULTY
UPON THEIR 118th ANNIVERSARY
We re both builders for the present and the future. Chowon College's
record of building Christian character, brood educatlonol bockground and
serwce to mankind-,s a porallel to our endeoyor to provide the finest
buildings for commercial and industrial uses.