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President ' s Message TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I960; I congratulate you for reaching this stage in your educational growth and de¬ velopment, and I hope you are ready and willing to say, Of thee we sing, DEAR ALMA MATER. Saint Paul ' s has made every effort to bestow priceless gifts upon your heads and in your hearts - respect for academic excellence, wisdom, truth, humility, honor, service, loyalty, brotherhood, manhood, womanhood, and reverence. We hope you are now prepared for more abundant life. Remember that cooperation, hard work and a desire to contribute something worthwhile to a better Christian and democratic way of life will lead you to a successful life of contentment and happiness. In the years to come you will appreciate Saint Paul ' s more and more. Keep a special place in your hearts for all of us, and especially the College. The Col¬ lege will never forget you. We sincerely wish for you success and happiness in all your undertakings, and bid you Godspeed. Earl H. McClenney
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T)can ’$ Message Dear Alumnus: I address you alumnus because within a few days after this book has been released on Saint Paul ' s Campus you will be an alumnus of this college, Class of 1960, As an alumnus, your responsibilities are not what they were as a student, they are much greater. As a student you had the constant care and guidance of the faculty. As an alumnus you will be called upon to demonstrate the maturity that the guidance to which I have referred was supposed to develop. The extent to which you demonstrate maturity in your every thought and action will measure the extent to which your college was suc¬ cessful in its attempt to develop you into the adult who justifies the very existence of this college. You must demonstrate maturity now. You cannot wait; you cannot rest; you must not procrastinate. You are living, not in 960 when men s thoughts reached only a lit¬ tle farther than their eyes could see, but in 1960 when men’s thoughts reach beyond eternity. You must be a contributing part of this outward reach. I have faith that you will be no less.
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