Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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President Riemcsdrrfcr and hi» secretary. Mr . Catharine K ndi . prepare a message for lh(l student body. To the Seniors of 1962: Now licit you have completed your work al Miller.--ville you arc about to be numbered among those who have (|iialificd for admission to the rank- of the teaching profession. For this attainment you are, indeed, to be congratulated. It is a mark not only of intellectual achievement but also of those personal qualities which stamp an individual as one capable of and willing to discipline his own life. In this personal asset there resides tltc basic attribute of the truly great teacher the influence of a life lived by standards fashioned and controlled by an enlightened mind and spirit. Your many friends at Millersville join me in this expression of warm good wishes for every professional success and for a full measure of | ersonal satisfaction in your work as teachers. Verv sincerely yours, 8 D. L Biemesderfeii President and Mrs. Biemesdcrfer look over an old copy of the yearbook in their home. 24

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Many thanks for tin- work you have done l ul most of all wi- thank yort for yourselves and l i l von Godspeed. A. G. Breidbsestink l)n. A. G. Bkkii kn«ti. k To the Gkaiu atinc Ci.asS ok 1962: It has become fashionable to publish class profiles. Even though no profile was published for the class of '62, its mcinl crs arc well-known for their traits and accomplishments. In a very real sense, however, one trail of this class will always distinguish it as the “interim class— that class which stands I tel ween the classes which have gone before under former certification requirements and in the days when the College was strictly a teachers college ami those which will follow when new educational demands will he made in teachci preparation ami when the College will serve additional purpose? . While the class of '62 contemplate- the problems of the day. and plans to meet them in the far-reaching manner common to great teachers, may I congratulate you on your “interim status. You for the most part have met the now requirements and have been a strong force in the ushering in of the new era. In this regard and in many other ways you will leave Millersville an enriched College. Will you continue to give due respect to lnni Muter ami to the noble purpost-s -lie -erves in the preparation of minds for the future? Traits, Deeds, Symbols Of Class of 1962 Dean Breidentiine begin u new day. Sophomore Grace Kramer talk over her year in Sweden a» Dean Breidcn»tine gives her a few pointers. 25