West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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DR. GEORGE R. CRESSMAN

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DEDICATION A person who is able to live in harmony with his highest ideals is a constant source of inspiration to all those who strive for the better life. We at West Chester have been enriched through our associations with such on individual. hlis consideration for others, his magnanimous sympathy, and his depth of understanding have made him the friend of student and faculty alike. These qualities, together with his willingness to advise and his respect for confidences entrusted to him, unite to make him an outstand- ing counselor. Possessing a wealth of knowledge and a genuine in- terest in his profession, he has been an inspiring teacher to all of us. Our college has attained greater heights through his personal eff- orts to promote better human relationships in the community, hlis par- ticipation in the Community Chest campaign and his interest in chari- table and religious organizations serve to exemplify the ideals of our college. Aside from being a civic leader, he has gained renown in the field of education, not only because of his capabilities as head of our own Education Department, but also because of his activities for the Future Teachers of America. In addition to expanding our local F.T.A., he is serving as adviser of the state organization. Because of his inspiring unselfishness, his sincere friendliness, his high ideals, and his active interest in the student body. We, the Class of 1950, sincerely dedicate our yearbook to Dr. George R. Cressman. Not once or twice In our rough Island story The path of duty was the way to glory. ALFRED LORD TENNYSON