Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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IDR. E.'XRI,E 'l'. HAXYKINS

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The l'rc'.sidcnt The wagon trains of the Forty-niners could have never completed the journey Without the help of guides. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT It is a cllallc-nge to he presiclent ol' a grow- ing college. 'Iiowson is growing-in total en- rollment, in the ntunlier ol men students, in its curricular olleriugs. in activities ancl school spirit, ancl in stuclcut responsibility. Our in- stitution has occupietl. ancl will continue to occupy. a unique position in the eclucational lile ol Nlarvlantl-that ol' lacing the chiel source ol supply ol elementary teachers lot lialtimore ancl thc- whole central area ol Nlary' lantl. The opening ol the -Iunior College tlivi- sion antl the ollering ol' preparation lltll' lioth junior high school ancl kinclergarten teachers have meant much to the college. The steady increase in lreshman cmollmcnt has lilcewisc meant much. But the finest thing that has happenccl, anal can continue to happen, is the increasing realization by the stutlent hotly that college means more than merely attcntl- ing'classes. lt means participating in classes satislactorily ancl with increasing achieve- ment: it means taking part in the activities of the college: it means accepting responsibility lor the morale and achievements of the col- lege: it means developing as a person. socially. emotionally ancl spiritually, as well as intel- lectually: it means leaving the college as at mature, socially-conliclent inclivitlual, who is reacly to participate in the work of the world ancl contribute his services to the education of Nlllliyllllllls youth. 'I'o those ol you who are leaving Towson. my very best wishes for a satisfying and suf- cesslul career. It has been a pleasure to know you, and it will be a pleasure to welcome you at the college whenever you have an oppor- tunity to return. EAEXRLE T. HAXVKINS Prffsirlmll

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