St Edwards High School - Edwardian Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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' la Four years, and in those years what changes could be written about if each senior were to take pen in hand. Boys, to all appearances, have been changed to men. One holds a job and draws a salary almost equal to his father'sg another is ready to join some branch of the country's armed forcesg still another contemplates an early mar- riage, and for another there is the quiet consideration of giving back his life in the service of God. But these actions and decisions have not been spur-of-the-moment things. Rather, they have emanated from the well-spring of that complex inner-self which is the true you. If a senior would know how well he has been educated, let him ask him- self how well he knows his hidden self, how much he has discovered about his un- discovered self. There are two sides to this coin of the inner-selfg both sides must be studied with care in order that those things which belong to this life might be rendered to this life and those things which belong to the lite ot the spirit might be rendered to the God ot that spirit Knovt yourself tor this is indeed the beginning of wisdom and knovx ledge