Bishop Kenrick High School - Kenecho Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

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. . . Not since the founding of the Republic when Thomas Jeffer- son wrote the Declaration of Independence at 32, . . . has there been a younger generation of Americans brighter, better educated .... ' TO SEEK A NEWER WORLD by Robert Kennedy The goals the young people attain in their lifetime will only be a reflection of their education. We, as young people, should not be content with just an answer, but rather to discover why it is an answer. Robert Kennedy's never-ending search for knowledge and great affinity for learning reveal the qualities around which every student's life should be shaped. Having seen these qualities in his brother, Edward Kennedy said, Many saw things and asked why. CLASSES - I8 Consider for a moment what we achieve from athletics . . . the sheer fun of playing . . . the building of a healthy and alert mind . . . stamina, courage, unselfishness . . . and most importantly per- haps-the will to win. Robert Kennedy Our lives should exemplify what Robert Kennedy strove to achieve for himself and others-a healthy mind as well as a healthy body. Not only from the sheer fun of playing but also from our stamina, courage, and unselfishness should evolve our will to win. This same will to win, our inner strength, determines our success in life. He saw things and asked why not? SPORTS - . . . In the Peace Corps, in the Northern Student Movement, in Appalachia, . . . this generation of young people have shown an idealism and devotion to country .... TO SEEK A NEWER WORLD by Robert Kennedy In a time when involvement is a must and apathy is abhorred, ACTIVITIE - I02 our students answer the call to involvement by their response to the various clubs, sports, and activities sponsored by Kenrick. Everyone must work to achieve his fulfillment in life. In recognizing this, Robert Kennedy said, As I talk to young people around the world, I am impressed not by the diversity but the closeness of their goals, desires and concerns, and hopes for the future. His truth i marchingon.

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