St Francis de Sales High School - Accolade Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Can Man he a Fart of the World This is the joy of living. Man is happiest when he is associating with others. Even when with others he -preserves his individuality. No man is an island! He is born into a family, and so he is from his tenderest years by this very fact a social being. As he grows up, his religious, social, cultural and business or professional life becomes more complex and far-reaching. To live is to become involved or, as existentialists put it, committed. A Christian gentleman regulates this aspect of li -ing with charity, understanding and generosity. Yet man is, in a ve y real sense, an island. In the secret recesses of his own soul is his island where he is really himself. This island he reveals to very few, to God and to those he loves very deeplv. It is his citadel of individuality in a sea of social frenzy. It is this fortress of the soul that enables a man to escape fusing with the faceless ones. And still preserve the sacredness of his individualit} ?

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1 the joy of conversation 2 Man loves to congregate. 3 Man ' s indtvidiiality remains, even in sports. 4 Clasped hands — sign of friendship. 5 Feet express many things.

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An East Berlin worker reinforces harhed wire on The Wall. It Is the Spirit Human heings, close and yet so far apart. Notice the military, the characterist ic sign of a totalitarian state. With looks of dishelief and shock, American visitors stare through cruel harhed wire at the barrenness of the police state.