Bishop Bradley High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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COTIIBHIS prologue faculty seniors underclassmen cultural activities social activities athletics epilogue

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prologu The occasion this year of the fif- tieth anniversary of the Archconfra- ternity of the Divine Child provides us an opportunity to measure our- selves with the adolescent Christ. At an age when childhood enthusiasms often fade and childhood heroes di- minish we are happily presented with Christ as an ideal. As other models tarnish or grow fallible, the Boy Christ continually confronts us as a Challenge. We are fast approaching the time in our lives when we must chart our futures with an emotional, intelli- gent and spiritual maturity. Like the youthful Christ we move towards that point in our lives when we are to make our presentation, our con- secration to God in the Temple. For- tified with His help we will be pre- pared for the full life that can fulfill all the demands of a Christian. It is then most appropriate that we take the childhood of Christ as the theme of our yearbook. Parallel- ing our activities of the past four years with similar experiences in His own youth, we hope to trans- cend the illusory qualities of such activities as games, contests and scholastic honors. In so highlighting the events of our high school career we hope thereby to complete a por- trait of a Knight of the Divine Child who will not be a caricature of his Model but rather a full-dimensioned image of Him.