Bishop Fenwick High School - Turres Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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Towering above surrounding landscapes, the twin spires of 'Old South' cast a long and delicate shadow. This silhouette of the guardian towers creeps into the life of each Fenwick student and follows him through his earthly span. The lofty spires represent a challenge to the freshman, a challenge which becomes a familiar ideal for sophomores. The junior sees in the towers the ideals which are being fulfilled in their high school, and seniors view the heights as representative of all their high school has come to mean--days ofhard work and disappointments but finally joy in accomplish- ment. And so, in the desire to keep alive the shadow of the towers, to carry on its ideals long after the spires have fallen, we, the' class of 1960 dedicate this annual, the account of our year, to you, the TURRES from which it takes its name.

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DIOCESAN SCHOOL OFFICIALS MOST REVEREND PAUL F, LEIBOLD Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati MOST REVEREND KARL J. ALTER Archbishop of Cincinnati The spiritual director of the parochial school system in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Archbishop Alter has devoted his life to the needs both spiritual, men- tal and physical, of his archdiocesan members. By authorizing the purchase of land for a new Fenwick High School and netting S'74'7,000 in a special high school campaign, the guiding leader- ship and lifelong dedication of the Arch- bishop has touched the lives of many Middletonians. RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR CARL J. RYAN Superintendent of Parochial Schools