Central Catholic High School - Fang Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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W, f as s t 4. ' K , .5-I looks wistfully to the future . . . a future that is hidden but not entirely removed from view. Ever pondering . . . ever dreaming . . . youth gropes for its place among fellow men. To many, youth seems to live only in the present, careless of its preparation for the tasks of tomorrow. But in more serious moments youth does, in a characteristic, carefree way, strive to make itself worthy of the countless opportunities for service and achievement in the world of tomorrow. Youth in the greeness of years does not choose its own prep- arationg it accepts the varied activities of high school life - religious, intellectual, physical and social -- as its preparation for life. Gaze with youth to the future and review with it the record of present activities - a preparation for life in the home, the Church and business world of tomorrow. Q A