LaGrange College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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PEOPLE People — you can ' t have a college without them. Each and every person at LaGrange Col- lege is much more than just a student or teacher. He is an unique individual, possessing talents and insights that belong to only him, that when shared with others on campus add a new dimension to our com- munity. From Seniors to Freshmen, Faculty members to Night Students, every per- son has something to offer. At a college as small as La- Grange, each individual is needed to help our school grow and continue to be the fine Southern institution it is. This year, like every other, we ' ve tried to discover the names and faces of every per- son at LC. But not just the faces — we ' ve tried to capture the personalities behind those faces. For the separate person- alities combine together to form the personality of the college, one that is unique to LaGrange College and its people. Brad Walters and Greg Pentecost- — looking cool in their shades! Miriam Goldstein Laraine Lepingwell and Julie Rensenhou- se — people whose unique personalities add color to our campus. People Division U

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r scorer . . . Courtesy of L. Lepingwell 12 People Division

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President Walter Murphy and Dr. Waights Henry There is no relationship in all the world quiet like the relationship between a student and his alma mater. It has many dimensions! College means good professors (and perhaps some that you don ' t remember quite so well.) It means long hours of cramming for exams, agonizing over papers. It means the exhilaration of taking part in an intramural team. It means fraternity and sorority service opportunities, home on week- ends, and a job to work your way through. It means taking part in a Christian fellowship group, making a lot of big decisions about your major, your career, and maybe even a life mate. College means the formation of lasting friendships that will continue long after college days are over. The wonderful thing about it all is that all of these meanings of your college experience tend to grow more and more valuable and mean- ingful as time passes. You cherish them more with a passing of each year. Likewise, LaGrange College is a richer and better campus for your having added so much to the LaGrange experience. Thank you, also, for adding immeasurably to my life because of your years on the Hill and our chance to be together. v- Walter Y. Murphy The purpose of higher education is to enable persons to understand themselves and their fellows, to comprehend that world, and to prepare themselves so they may accomplish satisfying personal goals and make a contribution to society commensurate with their abilities. This requires a campus atmosphere conducive to study, learning, inquiry, vocalization and expression of thought, and such actions as are appropriate to the academic process. Under the direction of President Walter Y. Murphy and a superb administration and faculty, a dedicated Board of Trust- ees, and a very loyal alumni, LaGrange College has become one of the finest independent liberal arts colleges in the South- east. We are proud to be associated with such a fine institu- tion. Dr. Wa ghts G. Henry, C?r . , Chancellor