Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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mf DR. TODD H. BULLARD ,qD7,E5.iC!El2f JAMES T. HANDLAN Egan 18 U65 Qgzaaicfanfls .snags A New Decade, the theme of this yearbook, reminds us not only of the passage of time, but also of the implied promise of change in the years of the seventies. Certainly the l96O,s brought profound dislocation and change to much of American society. The seventies beckon with uncertain meaning. So far as Potomac State College is concerned, the new decade undoubtedly signals renewed efforts to define the purposes and nature of higher education and to devise strategies to achieve new levels of insight. We shall need to investigate many of our assumptions regarding why and how particular things are learned. We may conclude, faculty and students alike, that new times require different approaches to education. For all of us then, the seventies promise challenge and rational response at Potomac State College. As you peruse this Catamount, I hope you find much that reminds you of worthy effort and significant ideals. I hope, too, that as you look back to 1969-70, you will find intimations of a future bright with hope and signs of educational effort appropriate to a new decade. V .ng Q

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