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

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THOMAS R. MILLER, PH. D. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The worldwide situation as it is pointed up in Africa, in Europe, and in Asia, as well as here at home, shows us con- tinents steeped in misery, discord, and selfishness. Here at home amid plenty there is less work done, and there is more time off than ever before. Each individual expects the highest possible monetary return for his labor. There seems to be a greater and greater desire to corner the easy dollar and less and less desire to make any sacrifice for the common good. The result of these attitudes shows up abroad in the loss of American prestige, and at home in the growing anxiety over our threatened security. Never has there been a greater need for willingness to sacri- fice or for readiness to defend the freedoms which our ances- tors won, Never has there been a greater need for learning at a higher level. Perhaps instead of a five-cent cigar what this country needs right now is at least one generation of dedicated citizens who place the common good above individual greed, who place sacrifice higher on the scale of virtues, who believe that this nation of ours is worth saving and who are ready to worll in- telligently with all the skill at their command to bring about desirable results. Are you a part of this needed generation? ilf you are not, is it just possible there will not be another opportunity for such a generation to exist?l

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Deon of Admissions: Mr. William Cornell Assisfonf Deon of Adm Mr. Jon Shollop Deon of Instruction: Dr. Leo Roland Assisfonf Deon of lnsfructionz Dr. Harry Eorlley issions: -.ws Emi i Assistant Deon of Women: Miss Nancy C Deon of Women: Mrs. Ruth Pec orlson Deon of Men: k Mr. James Horrison 'w...,.!