Brooklyn Preparatory - Blue Book Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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5076100 il! SANITAS, SCIENTIA, SANCTITAS-Three words, little in size but towering in meaning. They repre- sent the nurturing of all our varied talents, an en- deavor not only for intellectual but for spiritual and physical perfection also. This is a complete process, not a fragmentary one, a development of the whole man-morally, bodily, and intellectually-for what is a body without a soul? Equal emphasis is put on all phases of school life, the classroom, the chapel, the playing field. The phases are like pearls which are evenly polished and conscientiously str L1r1 g, by discipline and training to make the final product, All care is taken, however, sincc these pearls cannot he restrung. SANITAS, SCIENTIA, SANCTITAS STANDS FOR FOUR YEARS OF MUTUAL SACRIFICE. If the student has the initiative and the judgment to gain the merits of this sacrifice, he will be assured of success. VVhat could be more Htting and proper than to have as our seal the symbol of our own temporal and spiritual success? -

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QSDMQM ffm To a Catholic gentleman who has contributed so muchgfto our four ygargzat Prep, whgihas given us aniieducation we Tcould never by merely reading textbooks or by doing our daily assignments. For through his classroom instruc- tion andgihis personal, example, he us the ideal of a richer Catholic life has 'en- kindled in our hearts a deeper love and respect for Godt , K Todfydu, Mr. on the cddipletion of twenty-five years of teaching, our yearbook is humbly dedicated, that we might in some small way eggpress our deepfgratitude and laggreciation for all have doneffor us. d it ll A lflfa i it 245 S SB