Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Administration

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In Memoriam We will always remember John F. Kennedy as one of the ablest and greatest leaders of all time — a man who. by his own personal faith, courage, and genius, in his short life- time became an image to the world that few men can ever hope to equal. How well we will remember his unfaltering hope and un- flagging energy so evident in his work — the peace corps, foreign policy, civil rights, the space program — he gave his all to the making of a better and more peaceful world. Let us stand proud that we were able to share for a time such a man as John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The words he wrote after the death of his brother seem fitting to describe his own life: It is the realization that the future held the promise of great accomplishments . . . that made his death so particularly hard . . . His death seems to have cut into the natural order of things. But at the same time there is a completeness to (his) life, and that is the completeness of perfection. Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.

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