Article April 20, 1968 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Clarence W. Cranford

From an item in The Mercury and Advertiser Clarkston, Glasgow, Scotland

I've never had an intelligence test, so I don't know my I.Q....However, it's very comforting to be told there are varying degrees of intelligence which have nothing to do with academic honours....

It was about this kind of intelligence that Mr. George Kilgour, Head of General Studies at Stowe College, was speaking when he addressed the Women's Guild of Giffnock Congregational Church.

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