Niagara University - Niagaran Yearbook (Lewiston, NY)

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.,wrf THE MOST REVEREND JOHN F. 0'HARA, C.lS.C., D.D. Archbishop of Philadelphia Your Excellency, lvlosi Reverend Archbishop, we respecliully salule you and exlend our hearllell' congralulalions on your new appoinlmenl. Facully and Sludenls of Niagara Universily ioin lo invoke lhe Grace ol God upon you, lhe Shepherd, and your new Flock. We have been privileged lo have had you as Chancellor. and shall always remember wilh gralelulness your goodness and kindly inleresl in lhis Universily.

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4 .,c, Nxaonnn Uxnvsasxrv Orme or nun Pnsnnsr My dear Nlagarens: Once again Niagara University ls writing the last few sentences to another chapter ln her hlstory. A few more weeks and she wlll be sending out another group of her graduates with the seal of her approval upon them. As she does so she will he hoping and preying that all of them will be prepared. She will have no worry if each of them ls intellectually rich, morally capable, soclally competent, and flttlngly healthy. To enrich the mind ls an everlasting work. In four short years we have only time to lay a foundatlon. To change the figure but not the meaning, ln college we can only teach you how to use the tools of knowledge. The rest ls up to you, first to keep on gathering knowledge, and than lett ng years and experience mellow knowledge into wisdom. Knowledge alone, however, does not spell success. What the world needs most le character, and by character ls meant a fine and courageous sense of personal, moral reagonslblllty. What others do, no matter how great their num er, is no sanction for your actions. Moral good and moral evll are as changeless as the God who gives the ave Upon your moral integrity will depend your value to society. Any social unit is only worth what its lndlvldual members are worth. You have many tlmes heard me say, and 1 repeat lt'thle last time, a good society ls not made up of bad people. In all these things, Niagara hopes you are prepared. Sha hopes. too, that you will have the health and vigor to carry them through for many years to come. Whatever you do, wherever you go, may real success be rs laatlng success ln the years of tlme, everlasting YOU o success ln eternity. Sincerely and devotedly yours, 4,jff'x ,fmA5A51, Jkzlzevadg Egli Very Rev. Francis L. leads, G.M., President FLM: me AV csv v'.?' x, . -su-