Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Georgk W. IIowk Professor of liioloiiy A.B.. M.S.. S racuse L niversit) Ph.D.. ( iiiiioll rniversilv.

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dedication DEFORE leaving Lycoming College, we, the Class of 1960, pause to pay tribute to a dedicated man. His clear, concise explanations of those mystifying phenomena beheld through microscopes have always com- manded the highest respect from both the students majoring in his subject and the students meeting a college requirement. His calm, dispassionate attention to detail, his quiet scholar- ship and thorough preparations for every lecture and labora- tory period have been a source of inspiration to us all. It is, therefore, in grateful appreciation for his mani- fold contributions to the Lycoming community, that the Class of 1960 dedicates this yearbook to Dr. George W. Howe. 3

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foreword TTTE, the Class of 1960, have endeavored to present herein a record of events which we have considered important and to preserve for ourselves and everyone who may hereafter have occasion to look into this book, the memories of our last year at Lycoming. At this juncture, the everyday events of student life come flooding back upon us: the hours spent over coffee in the old and new snack bar; the drilling of roommates for their finals; the themes we thought were rather good; the excitement of our first appearance in collegiate sports or dramatics; the classes we liked or thought impossible; the crowded big dances. — Also, many faces appear fleeting by to us: our first roommate; our first date on campus; the instructors who made the greatest impressions upon us. It is not our intention to reminisce further, since this is done in other places. It is hoped that this book, however, will aid the reminiscences of the present Lycoming College community, and will also mark for them the outstanding events in the social, sports, organizational, and academic realms during the academic year 1959-1960. If these goals can be in some measure realized, the Class of 1960 and the Arrow staff rest content.