Bishop Dunne High School - Mitre Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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In the 15th and 16th centuries, Europe lifted itself out of the chaos, and confusion of the Dark Ages and renewed its interests in exploration, experimenta- tion, and discovery. This rebirth manifested itself in a burst of creativity which gave a new impetus to leaning and to living, and a new faith in the potential of man. If we look closely at our own time, we can see parallels to that earlier revival. As Dunne moves swiftly into the 7O's, we see here those earlier characteristics - that same energy, that same creative impulse, that same humanitarian impulse. ln our unique and very modern way, we at Dunne are immensely involved and dedicated to the spirit of Renaissance.