Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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 But the future holds more for the students of Millersville thon the Dining Hall, the foundations of which have already been laid. This year saw the new men's dormitories come close to completion. It saw the creation of plans for a new library to be erected on the site of the old Millersville Academy. It saw Landes Hall, Dil-worth Hall, and Roddy Science Center used for the purposes for which they were intended. It saw the tone of the age captured in all these structures which were anticipated as early as the erection of Osburn Hall. A. The Dilworth Building stands at the center of our modernity. B An emphasis on intellectualism is realized in Roddy Science Hall. 27

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Mi Our world has changed rapidly in the past few years. These changes hove resulted in the buildings we see all around us. These chonges hove affected the aims and beliefs of the people who make up our campus community. Our society has been created by our generation for our use. As college students, we must accept our destiny of being the elite of this society. We must have as our major goal the creation of o civilization of the future which will encompass our needs and the needs of those who will follow us. The Millersville of today and the plans for the Millersville of tomorrow have been conceived by our generation but should not be assumed to be the limits of our capabilities. We now possess a glimpse of the future, a symbolic representation of our desires to surpass all that we have previously achieved. This is the significance of Millersville's modernity. A The future men's dormitories stand near completion. B Osburn Hall signifies the initiation of the modern trend. 29