St Francis College - Motus Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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left to right: PA Belcmger, J Barry, J. Averefi, P. Angelico. 15

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14 left to right: P. Kuper, J. Kroiewski, R. LuBonte, M. Kob05. H is the privilege of the underclassmen to carry on the traditions of Saint Francis College. These traditions have been inherited by the underclassmen, and it is their duty to uphold them as their predecessors have done You, the underclassmen, are going to be the leaders who will be responsible fer the image that this college is to have. In your hands are the muscles and in your minds are the intellects that will make this college something other than a mere edifice. other than a mere name on a corner stone. You, along with your predecessOrs, who have departed, will make this college a place that we con respectably call our Alma Mater. Through your undounted efforts Saint Francis College will be something other than ct name of a college, it will be the name of a particular and great college. The foundation has been laid, and now it is your turn to build. Left to right: J. Pentek, J. Perry, E. Roulett, C. Plunkett, R. Roy, F. Salerno, J. Quigley, G. Rindfuss.

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16 left to right: F. Williams, B. Walsh, E. Tierney, F. Danuhey, L. Turro, G. Yang. Junior class members, who will fill the abyss left by QVGdUOliOH. On your shoulders will be placed the privilege of leadership. lt is you who will head the Senate.- it is you who will be the leaders oF the many organizations; and It is you who will carry the baton of tradition to the next class. You have had G panorama of this schoolls growth cmd have witnessed the many internal changes that have taken place. You have been witnesses to mistakes as well as to many victories. Learn by these mistakes and odd to the victories. This task is not insurmountable; use your ex- perience and your weIl-trained minds. Left to right: D. D'urcy, J. De Pcslo, R. Duly, J. DiLorenzo. J. Davis.