Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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PRESIDENT WACHMAN 8

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ADMINISTRATION

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June, 1969 TO THE CLASS OF 1969 You will never be the same again. And Lincoln University has changed because of your presence on this campus over the past four years. You represent, like the Univer- sity, a great diversity of human beings. Yet, you have a fine spirit of unity, and your collective influence has been great, as have your individual contributions to the Univer- sity. There has never been more emphasis on the value of education than in the past four years. The ferment and the changes in the field of education have been very substan- tial. Truly, educational institutions in general, and Lincoln in particular, have been “where the action is” during your stay on the campus. You have seen significant calendar and curriculum changes during the past four years. You have been participants in the period of the greatest growth of the College, and of the initiation and flowering of residential co-education. You have seen student partici- pation in the decision-making process at the College increase from a strong base, and you have been a part of the continuous strengthening of the curriculum to make it con- stantly more relevant to the times in which we live and to the needs of the Lincoln stu- dents. You are the largest graduating class in Lincoln's history, and one of the most hetero- genous. You have brought a great deal to Lincoln, and I am sure that you are taking a great deal with you. We all hope you will come back often, as individuals and as a class, and we wish you the very best in your careers in the future. Faithfully yours. Marvin Wachman President 9