Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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BISHOP OF HELENA Most Rev. Raymond G. Hunthausen, D.D.

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A pie in the foe© draws happy smiles from one's friends, and he in turn is happy in their happiness. . . .Happiness Relationships with our follow men are closely governed by the religious beliefs in our heart. Indeed, wo hore e! Carroll live for others by living our Faith.

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PRESIDENT Very Rev. Anthony M. Brown, Ed.D. Carroll College attempt to cope with the pride and vanity that belongs to all human nature. Worldlings will never select Christ as the cornerstone of their intellectual edifice; they easily relegato Christ to a protty hymn or a desperate prayer. They are reluctant to have His teachings on life and human noture made effective in the overyday routines of collegiate training. At Carroll the distinctive function of its teachers is to bring great men and their great thoughts into the minds and perhaps into the affection of their students. However, these giants of art. literature, and science are seen in proper perspective where Christ is set among them. Our students learn how to distinguish between the genuine and the spurious. They are taught to see the difference between the genuine contributions of a Froud or an Einstein or a Marx and the false maxims which they or their camp followers have mado popular. Out of great personal sacrifice, a corps of highly competent men and women offer e balanced and thorough program to mate good and competent citizons. happy men and women of your sons and daughters.'' 13