Archbishop Stepinac High School - Shepherd Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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T Perhaps no individual can exercise as great an influence upon youth in America today as the high school teacher. As such the teacher occupies the unique position of in- structor and model, 0 symbol and servant, to his pupils. As a model the teacher, by example of his own actions, induces his pupils to emulate the life of Christ. As a symbol, however, the teacher represents the culmination of a Catholic education and the personification of learn- ! H U Q ID T 4 3 ing, dedication, and perseverance. By continuing to sacri- fice himself, by persisting to foster the development of knowledge and virtue among his students, the teacher will insure both the fullest envolvement o f talents and the pres- ervation of his position as a symbol of Catholic learning.

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