Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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RALPH W. THOMAS, Ph.lJ. Dean of the College DUDLEY R. JOHNSON, Ph.D. Dean of Students may

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GREETINGS tn the Class uf1956 BOYD CRUMRINE PATTERSON, l'h.D. President of the College The appearance of the Pandora is an annual event, and l am happy always to have this oppor- tunity to extend our warmest greetings and congratulations to each of you of the Class of 1956 upon the completion of your course at Vlfashington and Jefferson College. XVith these goes the hope of all of us on the Campus that your accomplishments and your success here may be the forerunner and the promise of greater achievements on your part in the years ahead. The editors of this issue of the Pandora are, particularly, to be commended for their Hne work here. In a pleasant way and in a way that will be long remembered they have recorded incidents and experiences of your college life which you will always cherish wherever you may be. VVe remark a number of significant changes that have occurred during these past four years, changes in you yourselves and in your College. Certainly, you have grown in stature and, we hope it can be said, that you have grown in wis- dom. Your College marks this period as a time of real progress. lVe have begun the Greater Wfashington and Jefferson Ten-Year Develop- ment Program. This Program has already pro- duced results. VVe are building a Student Center and are planning improvements at College Field. Also, it has increased our financial resources with which to strengthen further the academic side of the College. Realizing that all these things may not be of immediate use to you-some of them are not tangible-they do nevertheless symbolize greater advances which lie ahead. Since this is your College its progress in the future becomes a matter of concern to you. And now. since you are graduates of this College the desire that you will grow in mind and soul becomes a matter of great importance to lVashington and Jefferson. fl hlay you know in the years ahead the good lifef, The growth of the College in the past and in the present has been made possible by the loyal support and interest of alumni and friends. They have been motivated by the benefits which they consider themselves to have received from this College or the benefits which they have seen accrue to others. You now have shared in this. l hope you will look forward, as many others before you have, to many years of happy and prosperous living, to many happy occasions when you return to meet old friends again on this Campus, and that you find in this Yearbook the touchstone which renews and revives that part of you which is VVashington and Jefferson College. - 7' :L

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MR. HENNINGER, MR. FRANK MR. ADDIS, MR. EVES, MR. REBEIL, MR. LECKIE. ADMINISTRATION Sitting.' Marjie Calcutt, Naomi Campbell, Margaret Barr, Ethel Cummings. Standing: Gerri Bednar, Louise Weyrick, Mildred Weber, Grace Wolf, Flora Steele. Sitting: Eliabeth McGraw, Janice Lightner, Helen Caldwell, Helen Minton. Standing: Betty Helmick, Helen Toye, Anna Ammon, Neva Culley, Ethel Decker, Olive Carroll.