McQuaid Jesuit High School - Accolade Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Prologue E HAVE iust finished, and we have no more than begun. Before us is a whole life . . . behind us four years that should serve us well. The men to whom we dedicate this book have given us four years of their lives. More perhaps, the dedication that is their life has given us an example of how to live . . . not alone for years, but for time beyond years. Now we look at life with new under- standing and a deepening insight. ln- sight has widened our perspective. School, for one thing, is more than a cheer or a tough passage or a lounge during recess. It is the abstract something that someone has called spirit. The great mys- terious future now takes more definite shape than college, marriage, iob. It must be the continuation of what has been be- gun here . . . a rule of life our laymen have perfected in themselves and given us to pattern . . . and to pass on again. Paul R. Kennerson Editor