Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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Pres id nfs essay .Ns you leave Towson after your four years of college you take many things with you. You take the knowledge you have received from classes and from the library. from the faculty and from your associates: you take the experi- ence you have gained from your student teach- ing and observation: you take the memories of college life in all its varied phasts: you take the satisfaction of having contributed your part to the lift- of the college and to its program: you take the congratulations and best wishes of your friends in the student body and on the faculty: and you take. we are confident, the ideal of teaching as a service to people. For teaching must be done in the spirit of service. All professions may be said to be meas- ured in terms of service rendered. and none . ,.-g more so than teaching. ln the classroom. in the life of the school in which you will teach. in the community in which you will live. your suc- cess will be proportional to the service you ren- der. Your satisfactions will come largely from the realization of the service you give. We. here at Towson. see you leave with regret because we shall miss your contributions to the life of the college. But above and beyond that, we watch your leaving with pride and satisfac- tion because we feel confident that what you have given to Towson during your four years you will now give to others on a wider scale than was possible in college. .-Xs you leave to join the seven thousand alumni who call Towson their Alma Mater. you leave with the best wishes of all of us. Your frieml and presideltl, EARLE T. Huvxlxs Dir. H,aw'K1ys

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