Seton Hall Preparatory High School - Tower Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

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iv 9 lf we were provided with a recorder of debtors and creditors that used the t1'llC value of deeds as a basis, we would no doubt discover many, many persons who have assisted us without our slighest recognition or thanks. XVonder would take the place of surprise as we realized how much we have been unaware of the worth of a great amount of really helpful support. In one respect, however, our findings would tell us nothing new. NYC already know to whom we owe the most. Our parents easily head the list of all our benefactors. Beyond the traditional self-sacrificing expressions of parental love, our American Catholic mothers and fathers, especially. do incomparable service for us. They bring us into the world, into its greatest country, so that we can live the best materially. They bring us up in the one true religion and show us its intrinsic part in our lives, so that we can live the best spiritually. They realize the true purpose of our existence, and they show us how to fulfill that purpose. They note with uncommon fore- sight the major role which American youth must play to convert the principles of the United Na- tions Organization into the living reality of sus- tained world peace. Understanding the necessity of molding our youth to definite American Catholic principles, our parents do not hesitate to prepare us by supplying the best possible means. By com- bining the rounded, character-forming education that we have gained at Seton Hall with a solid foundation of a firm Christian home life, our parents give us the perfect tools to find and fill satisfactorily our places in the community, in America, and, more important, in God's plan. Therefore, because we recognize the magnitude of our debt to our mothers and fathers and the impossibility of ever repaying or even thanking them sufficiently, we, the Class of '46, wish to express our recognition and mark a beginning of a lifelong thanksgiving to them by dedicating this, our Year Book, to the mothers and fathers of the graduates of Seton Hall. s.

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