Bellarmine College Preparatory - Carillon Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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D6d1C3tl0H 'K I lst ling. 'Hur Rev Wlllxcrm P Corvx SI Prmcxpul With the frightful rush of people todaw toward a 5 us nmg chasm of Athersm and Materxallsm an mcreas mg need for effectne leadershxp IS manrfest Lest man kmd become totally degraded those men xx ho can and will be leaders of uh xt rs rrght must step forward pre pared to preserxe md teach the doctrme of Christ ust thrrty xears ago such a man decided to dedlcate hrs life to Our Lord and Hrs youth rn the Society of esus Ordarned to the prlesthood rn 1942 he came to Belllrmme rn 1944 Four sears later the Reverend Wfrllxam P C oru S was named principal of the school Smce then he has become known and respected for hrs mam fine qualrtxes hrs generosity h1s faxrness and his excellent counsel But of course he rs to be com mended also for hrs efforts to set and maxntarn school polrcs and Insure IIS efficrent operatlon To you Father Corvl we dedicate thrs 1960 Carzllon xcknoxxledgmg the difficult job you do for Bellarmlne Your work has alw ays been armed at making the men of Bellarmme good leaders good examples and men of Christ Indeed at m along all of us 5

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40- Ovvq. Q i E Lingering on the threshold of the new and fearful decade of the sixties, in wonder does its future spread itself before us. Yes, there are mountains to be conquered. The range seems endless. No longer is man challenged solely within the boundaries of his earth, since now unconquered peaks mysteriously plumb the universe's unknown depths. We seem to emerge from political and scientific infancy, only to plunge headlong into the abyss of development. Wfhere then shall we find the men to match their wits a ainst such unprecedented spectacle? Wfho will solve the equation o an age of space? Who will banish the uncertainties of a subtle and delicate peace? And who will probe that infinite profundity, that summit of Divine creation, man himself? Cry as we must, it is only man who answersg we: the scientists, the statesmen, and the churchmen of the future. The horrors of past blunders stagger our enthusiasm, and cause a scrupulous resolve to flee the errors of the past. But resolve not withstanding, we will only realize such goals by an immediate preparation, so that with God's help, we might be those men to match mountains.