Divine Redeemer Academy - Pinetum Yearbook (Elizabeth, PA)

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love and marriage existentialism WQED who killed brotherhood? whose turn to pravip inspiration notebooks .fkkwf

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religion donit look at me in that tone of voice, Father Recktenwald Sister lVlathilde's religion stories house of What??? active or passive? Bible reading how many angels can dance on the head of a pin nv ,AAL

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Rebecca Ribovich As seniors fast approaching our high school departure, our formerly idealistic goals have of necessity become more tempered. As a result of our educational experience our aims have matured to the point that we know we are not going to change the worldf, The only result of such an impressive philosophy would be a life of futility and disappointment. Thus each of us must set reasonably attainable goals - goals that are physically, mentally and psychologi- cally feasible. These ideals then become tailor-made to each and make for a more directed and purposeful life. This type of goal-setting makes day to day living very satisfying and small things become sources of content- ment. Therefore, we as teachers, nurses, secretaries, housewives, and mothers of the future will parsue everyday tasks guided by the objectives we are setting now. Weill try to do the best we can at these tasks because our realistic objectives will reflect our academic and spiritual training. However, we don't expect to change the world. We donit expect to solve the racial problem. We don't ex- pect to stop wars. We don't expect to revolutionize menis thinking. We do expect, though, to make our homes, offices and communities a little better because of our efforts. 66