Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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And Passing leaues a Mark . . .’ To the Class of 1960: ll is appropriate that this volume of the Touciistonf.. your book of memories, should open with the congratulations ami good wishes of your Millcrsville friends- -congratulations on the successful completion of the requirements for the baccalaureate degree and certification for entrance into the teaching profession, and the best wishes of all of us for a full measure of personal satisfaction and profound success in your endeavors as teachers. Someone has said that a child is like a sheet of white paper on which everyone who passes by leaves a mark. As teachers you will leave many marks in many lives. Your influence will be subtly powerful in fashioning the thoughts and deeds id hosts of men ami women. It is our ho| e that the marks you leave on the lives you touch hv what you say and do, and what is far more significant, hv wluit you are will be such as to accent only those values which, by the changeless standards of time and experience, are fine and noble and good. Very sincerely yours, D I). I,. Bikmksukkffk. President 14 I