St Catherines School - Quair Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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IDGSSAGE UO U16 SGUIGR class l am glad the,Episcopal hymnal has a selection that begins, God of youth . . . This hymn-num- ber 508-is one of six or seven in the hymnal that specifically celebrate Gods belonging to young people, as contrasted to the many hymns for little children. Hymn 508, besides being a good tune, has appropriate language: Zeal in every brave endeavor, to right the wrongs that shame this mortal life. How well this fits the temperament of today's young women. Give us clear-eyed faith, says the song, speaking for you girls and for all youth-not addressed to us who wear bifocals, and who sometimes miss a tennis ball or a golf ball altogether. The hymn suggests why we of the faculty want to work at St. Catherines School. We think that young people have great worth, and that their worth is relevant to the Christian Church. Let's not think of a generation gap. Let's think only of generations. Let us all appreciate that people who are forty, fifty, or sixty are often capable of youthful freshness of spirit, enthusiasm, and creativity. And let us be grateful that people in their teens are capable of mature, considered judgments and a steady sense of values. So may we get the best from each other and give the best to each other-as the hymn says, in service glad and free, winning the world . . Yours very sincerely, RW. Trusdell 14