Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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C allege is what it does for the students. Gettysburg realizes that pleasant surroundings and equipment are an important part of a studenfs college life. More important, however, are the less tangible things that Gettysburg gives to its students: the fostering of deep friendships and a growing spiritual life, the ability to enjoy cooperative living, an opportunity to be successful in an activity besides a thorough knowledge of oneis major field, and the growing awareness that a student takes his place among equals in an adult world.

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Most of all, College is people. It is the professor whose love of teaching and devotion to his students was able to instill in those students the true spirit of learning. It is the advisor whose kindness reached out and understood. It is the boy on the football field, the fraternity brother, the girl in the next seat in class. It is the big people on campus and also the little people who were never president of anything. The thing that made the class, the bull-session, the dance, the club, important, was the people there. And the most poignant memories carried away from Gettysburg will be of people. h