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president WORDS FROM DR. HODNETT: HFANFARE is a visual index To Fenn Col- lege. Here are The faces of The graduaTes of The Class of l95i, and here are images of The scenes, figures, and evenTs wiTh which They have been associaTed. As vve Turn The pages, vve are impressed by The friendliness of These associaTions and by The rich opporTuniTies open To all. lf is clear ThaT a remarkably acTive social life goes on aT Fenn. IT is clear ThaT The larger paTTern of democrafic American socieTy is re- peaTed aT Fenn in a variefy of smaller paT- Terns of social groups, professional socieTies, acTiviTies, and insTrumenTs of opinion and gov- ernmenf. IT is clear ThaT any Fenn sTudenT may amplify his college educaTion in diverse vvays , if he so desires. And yeT iT is iusT as evidenT l ThaT Fenn College is a free place. Beyond The EDWARD HODNETTI Ph-D-f Pfesldenf freedom of opporTuniTy regisTered in The pages of FANFARE shines a pervasive lack of compulsion. The men and women of The Class of l95l have noT been coerced inTo any of Their acTiviTies or Their aTTiTudes. ln The TradiTional American vvay The leaders in The life of The College have given Their Time and efforTs freely for The common good. IT is fiTTing ThaT Their disTincTions should be celebraTed here in This book vviTh modesT fanfare. lT is equally fiTTing ThaT every one of Those men and women who have survived The rigors of The full course of sTudies leading To a bachelor's degree should have This book To commemoraTe Their efforTs. Many are veTerans of The armed forces. For Them The achievemenT of a college degree comes as The consummaTion of a long-cherished aspira- Tion obedienTly puf aside when Their counTry called. Many are sTudenTs who have com- bined full-Time day employmenT-and ofTen family responsibilifies-vviTh sTudy aT evening. To mainfain passing grades in enough courses over enough years To earn a degree on This basis is liTTle shorT of heroic. lT Takes men and women vviTh iron in Their soul To make The mosT of This kind of opporTuniTy. BUT The opporTuniTies ThaT beckoned our fafhers and forefaThers To This land have been realized only by sTrong men and women, hard Work, and exTraordinary perseverance. So, honor is likewise due all of The Day Divi- sion members of The Class of l95l, producTs of The Fenn work-sTudy plan. They have learned much ThaT mosT college seniors have yeT To learn afTer graduaTion. Yes, we are all proud of The Class of l95l of Penn College. We saluTe you ioinfly and severally, and we wish you happy, vvorThy lives, one and all.