North Quincy High School - Manet Yearbook (North Quincy, MA)

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'W PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE When God gave faith He bestowed upon man His greatest gift. Because we have faith, we have hope, and it is with hope that we look to the future. These are perilous times. Yet man's most magnificent achievements have often been bom of trial. The world belongs to those who have the courage to meet its tests. No one can ever be lost while he possesses the life-giving gift of faith-faith in his country, in his people, in himself. Youth, limited in tradition, naturally looks to the future. Age in turn can look only to the past. Age has its memories, youth its dreams. These very dreams, an- chored in reality, have within them the seed of triumph, but must be rooted in the fertile ground of hard work and basic accomplishment to bear fruit. The future holds for us no sure promise of success. It is a fundamental error to assume that life owes us something. We must realize that as we give so do we gain, as we earn so do we deserve. Armed with faith and eager enthusiasm, which is the hallmark of the teens, sobered with wise counsel gleaned from age, youth may resolutely face the future. With the poet it may say: I am the master of my fate, the captain of my soul. ld. ldweaxf- 8