Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

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DEDICATED TO FREDERICK K. MILLER Though it is but coincidence that we, the class of 1953, present our yearbook in the same year that Dr. Frederick K. Miller has been installed as president of our school, we are proud to be the first to salute him in that office in this manner. With loyalty to the leader who in his inaugural address presented his belief that the task of the small liberal arts college is to produce men and women who are Christian in their out- look, courageous in their living, and devoted in their service to those things which produce a better civilization, with admiration for the scholar, and above all, with appreciation of and affection for the man who has been a friend and guide throughout our years at Lebanon Valley, to him we dedicate this book.

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FREDERICK K. MILLER President PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE You have our heartiest congratulations upon your fine achievements at Lebanon Valley College and our very best wishes for the future. A college education, like free- dom, carries with it duties and obligations as well as rights and privileges. As you have so frequently lived up to those obligations on our campus, we trust you will likewise make every effort to assume the responsibilities of citizenship in your respective communities. We live in times which have been characterized in many different ways — an era of decision, an age of crisis, a day of emergency. You will do well to accept this period of man ' s history as a challenge. Some of our most cherished beliefs and ideals are being challenged daily. We must rise to the challenges, whatever the cost. As inheritors of Christian western culture, we must not only preserve our way of life, we must exert ourselves to extend it and to insure it for our posterity. College has undoubtedly given you many good friends. Make every effort to keep in touch with them. While you surely will take away with you upon graduation many intangible values, campus friendships can be among the most desirable. We urge you to become an active alumnus and to return to the campus often. It is always mutually beneficial to both the college and our alumni to welcome you back to the campus for visits, brief though they may be. You will be glad for the opportunity to renew friendships and relive your under-graduate days. We in turn need to know occasionally of your interest in us. So be an interested alumnus! Be assured of our continued interest in you and in your future. FREDERICK K. MILLER