Westminster Choir College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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We can believe that ours is a time of unprecedented opportunity for the musician when we realize that we can perform for more people in one half-hour on television than have entered Carnegie Hall in 25 years or J. S. Bach played to in his lifetime! Here ' s hoping you will want to continue to grow musically, intellectually, and spiritually in the days ahead through self-study, practice, listening, reading, exposure to other teachers and institu¬ tions and influences that can augment and reinforce, and association with others who are trying to grow as well. To you of the Class of 1966—the first class I have seen through four full years as President- go especially warm greetings and best wishes for the years ahead. LEE RASnNSe BR SrOL, JR .

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OPTRt COUX UUSrCAL DfRtOOR We are most fortunate to have the privilege of working with Dr. George Lynn, our musical director. An eminent conductor, composer, arranger, organist, and vocal teacher, he nev¬ ertheless takes time to care about everyone with whom he comes in contact. In all that we do, he stands behind us, pointing always to the way of growth, challenging us to be better than our best. His presence in our lives is a truly enriching one. Dr. Eicher has, as Dean of the College, worked with untiring patience, wisdom, and dedication for the growth and development of the college. In this time of expansion and experimentation it has been a Herculean task, and we all owe him a deep vote of thanks for his strong hand and guidance. I I