Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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PHYSICAL LIFE ON CAMPUS Toward An Integration Of Mind And Body! Although not o primary goal of a liberal education, physical development. nevertheless, adds an essential ingredient to the perfecting of the whole man. A healthy, alert body not only provides man with a certain personal satisfaction. but enables him to participate more actively in all other phases of life. A vigorous body reflects a keen, receptive mind and mirrors an appreciation for the meaning of life. Christ's cross overshadows everything wo do. whether it bo a basketball gamo, football game, or somo other physical endeavor. We seek His guidance in all thot wo do, knowing full well that without Him we can do nothing. Jim McMahon scoots” into tho open on route to another ono of his patented, long gains. All-conference honors rewarded Jim for his unparalleled running. Competition. . . . .. Character.

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Don Sparrow ond Ron Darcy demonstrate the physical prowess that morks a man as a true athlete. Physical agility and coordination are achieved only otter long hours of practice ar.d determined effort. enable many students to perfect their physical capabilities while at Carroll. 8

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SOCIAL LIFE ON CAMPUS To Live, Love, And Work Together! A self-centered life is shallow and meaningless. Man is social by nature, and as such, must learn to live, love, and work with his fellow man to secure the well-being of all society. Man, the individual, can only hope to achieve perfection by the pouring out and sacrificing of self for his associates. Indeed, all men must cooperate with and aid one another in order to attain the fulness of life and the perfection of being. Life soon becomes unbearable without someone with whom wo moments. Tho Homecoming danco is just one of these mo- can share our deopest joys, most moving sorrows, and precious ments that find moaning only in being shored with another.