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Reach Out in the Darkness . You May Find a Friend Involvement compels the individual to live and work in a world outside of his own experience. He must ex- perience others and, in the process, experience him- self. He changes others and changes himself. Work, sacrifice, suffer - experience self. Talk, listen, give - experience others. Give to change others: tutor a young negro child distribute food to a needy family interview a presidential candidate. Give to change self: linking the weakness of self, with the strength of others dying to self in order to live for others and growing as one becomes involved in the creating of a vision. Involvement, in a great social project, or in a weekend job, drives the individual from his interior world and forces him to change with others. TOM KOLER tutors a young negro child at Irvington School on Saturday afternoon. SENIOR GEORGE NI SANDERS interviews presidential candidate Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
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SENIOR Tom F. Burns cuts a link at Pa- cific Chain and Manufacturing Company. 1 4 1 -i 'li 1 5 i 3 JERRY DAVIES, sodality prefect, sets out food during Christmas season. Joe Tennant and Roch Craford assist Davies in distributing food to needy families I4
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Q MR. JOHN TUHY and Senior Bill Carter lock horns in an arm wrestling contest. SOPHOMORES TOM SNYDER and John Bailey labor over a morale boosting poster for an upcoming basketball game. Do Not Think Thai the Years Find Us and Leave Us the Same Even a high school student changes, though he is unaware of any change. Perhaps internal change, like the ring added to a tree trunk each year. The internal change . . . emotional, mental, religious, coincides with external change . . . physi- cal, social, traditional . . . by which the person branches out. Change is not always in the forward direction, but is always necessary and inevitable. Who would wish to live, moment for moment, the same school year over, making the same mistakes, learning the same painful lessons of life which have changed us today? The Jesuit student has been changed by every job he has held, every person he has met, every sport he has played, every moment of personal reflection, every feeling and thought present in his mind. RIGHT: Mike McDowell entertains Laura Wolfe with a walk through snowbound Portland. FAR RIGHT: Jerry Davies emer- ges from an enchanted wood to face another five school days. I6 0 M
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