Shippensburg University - Cumberland Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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Page Ten HARRY L. KRINER President of The College A. B., University of Pittsburgh A. M., University of Pifisburgh Ed. D., Pennsylvania State University Miss Virginia Gooclhcirt is the gracious and efficient secretary to the President.

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TO Tl-IE CLASS OF 19551 College life is now history for each of you. Whether the attained goal has been worth the time, money and effort expended no longer needs debate. History can never be changed but it can and should be used as a guide for future action. The foundation which you have been able to lay at Shippensburg for your professional career should permit you to erect a structure of success in the years ahead. This basic structure now includes a wise and well planned combination of general education, tried teaching techniques, social activities, cultural opportunities, sound professional experiences, healthy mental habits and the socially accepted spiritual and moral values. As you now move into the building of the superstructure of your life many new problems will be faced. Your everyday living will require some economic, social and political thinking. Your professional obligations will demand, wis- dom, fortitude, courage and honesty of purpose. Your inner life will need faith, hope, and charity. Take stock of your achievements from time to time and be free to count your many blessings. I congratulate each member of the class of 1955. Because of your good record, because of your sound preparation, and because of your strong desire to help mankind, I am certain you will succeed. Your loyalty to yourself, to your family, to the college, to our government, to society and to God, make us proud to move you from our roster of students to our roster of alumni at the Shippensburg State Teachers College. l wish you the very best in life. HARRY l.. KRINER President Page Eleven