Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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. I Fm'f'ttf0rtl A student has an enviable vantage point. From his unique position, he scans a world where past accom- plishments and future promises combine. where the rationality of man merges with the mysticism of nature. The vast panorama before him is brought into sharp focus by his academic achievements. Depth and perspective are added to the view by the friend- ships formed during his school years. Vivid colors are splashed across the vista by the eiort and excitement of sports competition. The effect is completed by the patterns of light and shade brought into being by the zest of extra activities and special features of school life. Upon leaving school he finds that an entire scene has been pre- sented. Reflecting upon this scene, the student will gain the most important of all views: a clearer view of himself.