Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Rev. E. C. LeBel, C.S.B., M.A., C.D. f .qlzsiccfanf 1 f 511035 My Dear Students: Hearty congratulations to the graduates ot 1962! A thought was expressed in the citation read at Convocation IDec.lI honoring the Governor General, which I think is worth repeating. Since the time of the Greeks, and more emphatically since the Judeo-Christian revelation, which culminated in Our Lord, enlightened mankind has striven to attain the excellent. In the Iliad, Homer portrayed the excellent in Achilles the soldier, in the Odyssey, he portrayed the excellent in the wily thinking leader, Ulysses, Plato idealized the Philosopher-King, in his Republic. In the Old Testament men revered the patriarchs, prophets and Kings. Christ Himself set the pattern of the excellent and His closestimitators are known as saints. In every age, the excellent has been set up so that the young could have before them what Whitehead calls the habitual vision of greatness. All education needs the habitual vision of greatness. All teachers must show their students what is great and first-rate in their subject. A University must show their students the best things that have been done, thought and written in the world and fix these in their minds as a standard by which to measure greatness. Not only must the student learn to know excellence in things, in the arts, and humanities and the sciences, but he must be able to recognize excellence existentially in people and have reverence for it. With cordial good wishes to all for an excellent year. if'-Lellqoc REV. E. C. LeBEL, C.S.B. 69 PRESIDENT

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l Rev, E, J. McCorkell, CS B., Superior, chars with one of the sclnalosiics in his office. 25538, XXV , - al l -an v-an-. .-N .A---1.-... .. -M ---....... ,mv an s--- -ui we Mir Miss Barbara Birch, MA., Registrar, points our Rev. R. S. Rayson, MA., S.T.B., DD., Principal Canterbury College, leciures to graduation requirements to Lorraine l-legland. SOVFIE of his Sfudenis. Mr. H. F. Wilshire, B.S., M.S., Director of the University Center, is seen of the official opening of the center. lFourrh from Yhe leffl.