Bishop Kelley High School - Crest Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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A NEW AGE FOR MAN Human history, said H. G. Wells, becomes ever more and n1ore cz race between education and Catastrophe. Time is running out. Modern technology has transformed our world beyond recognition. lt has given man the power to soar to new heights of human freedom or plunge himself to yet unfathomed depths of tyranny and oppression. How will man respond to the challenge of life in the electronic age? Our gener- ation will answer this question, one way or another. Our strategy must be carefully mapped. We cannot go out to face new enemies with old weapons. Creative adaption and response to new environments are essen- tial. We need a critical re-examination of our most fundamental values in the harsh light of modern tech- nology: most importantly, we need a re-examination ol education. which should be a meaningful experience and not a neatly wrapped package. Our choice, said H. G. Wells, is simple. If is Ihe Universe or noth- ing. The decision is ours.

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