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

Page 8 text:

pie APM

Page 7 text:

likeness unto God. The struggle to perfect intellectual force is a never-ceasing battle between the weak- . ye | ness of man’s animal ‘nature and the en- Oe ee, | i4 iy, ZF i 48 Ne tl lightenment of his spiritual qualities. Human nature encourages the acquisition and use of knowledge for material goals; spirituality act is to honor and glorify God. | | dictates that the ultimate purpose of every Education in a Christ-like atmosphere im- ott ‘ i parts to each student the sense of values : i : | necessary to lead a good Christian life. Stu- ' | piiaee | dents are turning their thoughts to God, to : . i } their roles in fulfilling His Divine plan. Such E i BF j thoughts are truly a manifestation of man’s t i ' f | likeness to God. | Soa UATE . . iia TRAIN TSA Se wanes a — = S oa ORGS SER RAN Se SONS 2 a

Page 9 text:

thoughts were inspired by year’s developments. A six-week period of political discussion preceded the national election in November. Student opinion, voiced through mock bal- lots, reflected the official consensus. Conscious of the dangers of the South Vietnam situation, students scrutinized U.S. policy. The death of Sir Winston Churchill resulted in world-wide tribute to the most ae EG inspiring statesman of our century. il Led by local clergymen, a group of Mid- dletonians marched in protest of the slay- ing of a minister involved in civil rights ii demonstrations in Selma, Alabama. ii These and other events provoked serious thought as students’ awareness increased I during the school year. | ) | |