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DEDICATION In appreciation of his loyal service, we, the class of 1963, gratefully dedicate this issue oi' the WILSONIAN to Mr. Paul E. Strunk, As a member of the business department, he has con- tributed generously of his time and ability to insure the success of various projects undertaken by our class. His spirit of willing cooperation, his sincerity and industry, and his friendly under- standing have won our admiration and respect. 5
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K Top left photo shows Dale Witwer proudly displaying the Ron Kich- line award, while JoAnne Kline skillfully puts make-up on Judy Pfleger. Bottom left picture features Fred Roland Barth creating a scientific illusion in the Chemistry lab. TO Tl-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1963: I am pleased that you are interested in space. Certainly the space age is opening up many new and exciting opportunities to the young people of today. We have reached an age in history where nations are more powerful than ever before. The more powerful we as individuals and as a nation become, the more complex our lives be- come. With this tremendous increase in our capabilities, we must also assume a corresponding increase in our responsibilities. This applies in all fields of endeavor, whether it be physically going into space, studying in a school or laboratory, experimenting on new ways of teaching or manufacturing, exploring new means of guaranteeing free and effective government, or having the courage to do that which we know is right in our every day lives. For all practical purposes, our nation is as strong as its individual citizens. lf we are to be effective citizens, each person must set realistic goals for himself in development of his body, his mind, and his spiritual life. An individual rarely makes any concrete accomplish ment by merely drifting through life. The best way I know to assure a productive life is by giving a direction, purpose, and goal to each of the above-mentioned areas, The challenges of the future are many, and the future will go to those who are adequately prepared. My best regards to each of you as you face these challenges of the space age. K I . ,n ,as -. ...Q .. .. J t , ,. V .t W. . John H. Glenn, lr, ' Lt. Colonel, USMC Q A NASA Astronaut 4
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ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS PROVIDED FOR A SMOOTH LI The administration and the faculty, serving as engineers and technicians, laid the basic ideas and concepts that will lead ' h h obstacles to a successful flight throug t e of each astronaut's life. FT- OFF
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