John Carroll High School - Green Leaves Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Students Unite to Build Christian Community Through their actions, the students put into practice the words of President John F. Kennedy, United there is little we cannot do . . together. Through their sharing of knowledge, ideas, and experiences, these young people become cognizant of the generosity which should be theirs and which will, hopefully, materialize to provide them anti their fellowman with greater happiness. Tin's generosity is characterized by the scholastic and extracurricular programs available. Tliesc activities arc indispensable examples not only of giving, but also of receiving, not only of disappointment, but also of pleasure; not only of hart! work, but also of reward 4

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Each student l truly an individual - is unique, he i» himself- Hr is given the uptx.f nuiity to rccogniyc that Hfe Iras creative tal ents, that he has the freedom to find what those talents might he. nd that he has the encouragement to make them bloom forth c«. better serve him anti his neighbor. Each prudent tui his limitations simply because he is human — by himself he can do only jo much arkl no more. By combining his uniqueness of personality and talent with other people, the student joins an awesome group — a community in which die limits of die individual arc