Edinboro University - Tartan / Conneautteean Yearbook (Edinboro, PA)

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At a time when urgent new needs and greater opportunities for service challenged to the utmost our increased facilities and the broadening educational policies of the State, there came to us out of the West PRINCIPAL ARTHUR G. CRANE, Ph.D. in appreciation of whose inspiring leadership we are happy to dedicate this number of the Conneautteean

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To T1112 CONNEAUTTEEAN: Greetings. In vision I see a long procession of eager young people looking to Edinboro for knowledge, power and inspiration. I see them returning to their homes and in their lives showing that Edinboro's promise was fultilled in noble fruitage. I see her faculties, loyal men and women. giving loving service to the Commonwealth. I see faculty and students building a structure of custom, pre- cedent, and ideals that make an institution. The institution is old but its life and its problems remain young. Youth still Hows through its halls and' drinks at its fountains. Its ideals remain true to the old truths but take on new forms and fashions. You and I, today, must give expression to the old service in modern forms. Let us together, alumni, faculty and students, continue the service of the past in true conformity to the high ethics of the public schools. Let us perpetuate a living, growing, happy Edinboro, whose customs and ideals shall embody our lives, tinted somewhat by our own personalities, a11 Edinboro whose sons and daughters, themselves receiving blessings, shall pass them on in in- creasing measure to their pupils. Ours is the golden opportunity, today. Sincerely yours, X