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O F F I C E o r T H E P R I I I D C N T
To The Class of 1963
President Marvin Wachman
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LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
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March 18, 1963
It is a privilege to contribute a brief message to the
Class of 1963. This class is distinpuished for a number of
accomplishments, two of which I should like to record for
posterity.
First, and most important, the Class of 1963 is a
very highly motivated and deeply concerned class. It has de-<
livercd a clviRteninp lnonon to those who predict accomplishment
r.olelv on the Ni*io of standardized national test scores, by
nerformlnp well above their Predictions. Secondly, this, class
contributed substantial leadership, energy, imagination and
commitment to the larpest effort in Lincoln University's his-
tory to find the resources to build the University to a new
level of excellence. This effort is in keeping with the tra- t
dition of the University and the requirements of the second
half of the twentieth century.
Good luck and best wishes from us all.
Faithfully yours,
Marvin Wachman
President
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