Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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The President JOSEPH CLARKE ROBERT BA., Furman Univcrsityg IVI.A., Duke University Ph.D., Duke University I.itt,D., Vxfashington and Lceg LL.D,, Furman llnixcisity To the Members of the Class of 1960: These lines are written with the special hope that they will be refread some rainy day in the future when you are clearing out your bookshelves and are idly thumbing through this issue ofthe KALEIDOSCOPE. Your thoughts will turn to those grand years on the Hill. I assure you that the seasons here at HampdenfSydney will seem even more splendid as you grow older, and as you test your train' ing against the demands of a mobile and disturbed world. As a young alumnus you may be tempted to think that alma mater merely counts you as a comfortable statistic in a homecoming crowd or as a dollarfmark in a financial cam' paign. While celebrations and contri- butions are worthwhile, your most im' portant service will be to represent the ideals of HampdenfSydney in your community. Whether you are in the marketplace, the golffcourse, or the church pew, you are HampdenfSydney to those who observe you. The repuf tation of the old college is in your hands. The word for the moment is kbCOD' gratulationsf' the word for the future is Responsibility You are the links in chain anchoring the college to the traditional virtues of a clear mind and a sensitive heart. You are the prof ducts of a small but great institution. I urge your consistent, your lifetime, aid in maintaining its greatness. Sincerely yours, mrs, C . Qdw President l.