St Francis College - Motus Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE ttMan is not wise enough to be so smart? - so writes a contemporary critic. To the Saint Francis College Class of 1968 I suggest that their liberal arts education is intended among other things to produce a graduate who is strong when there is a need for strength, one who is prudent when there is a need especially for prudence, and one who is wise when there is urgent need of wisdom. Strength, prudence, wisdom: these are the Weapons with which you confront the future. Because you belong to the educationally elite, you will, with intelligence and fortitude, and with a Christian commit- ment, participate in the shaping of a half-century in which the specification of each manis individual iden- tity is paramount. In that quest you will serve God, country, and your fellow-man. In doing so you will, inevitably, also best serve yourselves. Dr. Richard 1, Smith A harguyguu- - ;-... 1...;4 4,. .$ t A p- - -b

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m .E c .n P e k s a h t a e r b e g n a h c y n a y l r a e N How foolish some doubts are. r0