Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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Growth Intellectually Faculty § Administration Seniors Juniors Underclassmen Conservatory Growth Spiritually and Socially Organizations Features Growth Physically Boys ' Sports Girls ' Sports Intramurals 11

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FOREWORD Growth of the whole individual is the theme of a liberal education, and Lebanon Valley as a college of liberal arts aids the student by at- tempting to develop in him the power of inde- pendent thought and by improving progres- sively his moral, social, and physical character. A liberal education is not narrow. It must be useful in establishing the student in the existing economic framework of the community, but it also sets a standard of breadth and depth to learning. Shaped by the desire to foster the highest human virtues, it urges the student to free himself from the tyranny of restricted learning. In intellectual growth, Lebanon Valley Col- lege endeavors to provide its students with a sturdy foundation of basic knowledge and train- ing in specialized fields. In addition, organiza- tions and teams offer opportunities to follow special interests out of the classroom and to gain social ease and physical coordination. Establish your goals in these three areas, urged Dean Howard M. Kreitzer at the Septem- ber, 1959 convocation service, and then work diligently to reach them. In this book, we present the different phases of individual growth at Lebanon Valley College for the year 1959 and ' 60. 10

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The process of individual growth depends upon the vision and cour- age of those leaders who guide the untrained minds of students to a full realization of themselves and their duty in tomorrow ' s world. The future is contingent upon the conscientious devotion of such leaders to this responsibility.