St Francis College - Motus Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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Sat'mf ?zanctla Cogfege 3t'ddelazd, mafia 04005 OFFICE or NH PRFSIDENT June 1977 To the Class of 1977 Saint Francis is a small college where people count and now that you have become our graduates and we have become your alma mater it is important to us that the strong relationship which has begun during the past four years continues, and that you realize that you will continue to count as important members of the Saint Francis community. During your matriculation, the College has instituted a new academic plan and calendar, and built the foundation for a College of Osteopathic Medicine. Soon the undergraduate and graduate colleges will form a small university known for its combining of theory and practice in a holistic approach to mankind's concerns. You can be proud of your contribution to improving the quality of academic and extra-curricular life these past few years. You have served on the Student Senate, the Curriculum Committee, the Academic Council and the College Senate, the College Council and various committees and groups, often providing the ideas and energy to bring about needed improvement. The friends you leave behind in the faculty, administration, and staff are proud of you and grateful for your contributions. You are now members of the alumni of a small, dynamic, growing college. We know that you will apply your intelligence and sensitivity to improving the human condition, and that you will translate your experience to the world com- munity; which is in essence, also a small place where people count. W 4W ack S. Ketchum, Presiderit

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Dedication President Jack Ketchum It must be considered that there is nothing more difficult to carry out, nor more doubtful of success. nor more dangerous to handle, than to initiate a new or- der of things Machiavelli