St Henry High School - Trojan Yearbook (Charleston, MO)

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Mrfezfzf O' .1 V' DI of 11e n he curr1eulum xt ut lenly' ale not infrequently the tODlC of an1mated d1 cu s1on on the part of the studeni body 'Me mbsmm cw various subjects COMpTl CATHOLIC P?ILOSOIHY OI LIFE The student un nlmom ly 16 coon1ze the v1ta1 force th t Re llQlOH 1 1n sound phllO cause of the of Religion, lenged fir e fOL1 son o ophy oi 1110 be cnt11l necc 1 1 fold an uncl 1 t place c celcl of eduea the youthful t1on who frequent the h ll f St henry hlgh School Re11f1on not con idered 1 Ju t a other subgcct, but as that 11 pervadlng force do11rat1n t1o ent1re intellcetu l ane phy leal actlvlty of a tudent students hold that a philo ophy of llfC whlch lS impreonated eternal truths taurht Church as thc only adequate 1U brlnglng aeh1evement f life, measuring llfe on with thc by Mother philo us to succe oohy tlc sful the standard of absolute xmlues. Here PGllO1OD not taught, it 1 llved lhe commences with the entlre dent body P6DdCP1H, the h1 act of for hip known to nmn Holy SaCPlflCO of the Na Qn 'V' day s u he t the All clas room lPStPUCt1OD lmbued with D1vine Truth The clas room, the tudy hall, the play ground, atte t to the UHlquC place that Religlon hold at St Hcnry's U0 rfzon V 1 A LlPERAFURF, MUUIC, nA1lI OUR CJL1URAL SUBJECTS H3VlH pu fll t things fir t, xe can more readlly oval uate the branches of learrlno lht tudcn lfree wlth more or lacrltf to the importance of a 1 eh cultural format1on As the Chulch hx been the ole et toolln f dlVlPC Truth through tht twenty ecntur1es of her LklqtClCO, so, too, she ha chc11 had 1nd nultured mar's cultural adxancement a noble ly, then, czr we flrd in he Phulch the treasure house of cultule After an UOTlHV all opposi t1on tendcred by the more SClbH tlfically minded tudents, the tudent body a reed that the flne art are indlspen able 1D fo1n1n a worthy culture Stu dent of literature, Engli h, mu tc na L t1n cquaint them solve w1th the be t that has been knoxn, sun and sald in the world The eoar c in literature and Enbli h 1 latcnded to do velop 1n the tudcnts an appre Cl tion of tlc noblest ideal of men a erempllflcd lr the worlds of llteratu Hare the student learns to d1 cr1m1nate among the maze of prlxted m tter that is thrust upon h1m lh this ge of paper and print After h1 for mal education ends, elther with the complctlon of high chool or college, hl ChlCf source of in formation i the prlnted page. o 1 1 J y l-- L fL R ...I 1-4 - I-J ,Q X I.: xx 1 e- -adj ' H - I r P X -' ' f X fl A X . . C1 s i t - '24 f 'J U T H 3-- '. ' . ,n , Sl 6 t , . E . o . Al in 1, S 1- , m ,U - . . J ' X 1, ' , A ' . rx v 0 - U 1 o n Q 5 M g t 1s, - I , 'Y . 8 S V J A 1 ' ' - .. C I . , - ' .. u. 1 ' ' - GQ 1 E 3 . F .f' 1 1 N 1 fn fe ' 1 ' U ., 1' xl U J 1 . less a 4 3 , - , f 1 . a. S a 1 13 ' 1 - 15 , ' s I A N U Y ' O - U b 1 1- as - - s . . A , 1 5 tll, ifmxt... ix a , 131 iyg 01 ' 'A . , .A , Q 1 S 1 0 L ' I W 113 f, f ' , . - ' essv lf. 1 fss ty 1 3-'L 1 S 't H .S f. aa - ,aflg 5 g 1 1 , , - - 1 S ' ' 1.11 the . K ' QS . p .i Y 1 .- . - u COUPSOS Of St1ld1OS 0117010041 LO expresslon of that Truth, Rlght- S i143 - ' V ' - 51 'L t . . J . a S O , 4 - -N ,., .f. 5 -- ' . . g Q 1 . . . 15 S H :S S .n- ' ' 2' ' C4 A '1 .. -- CL 1 s. U O . . ' X yd' 1' QQ 'l- ' 5 r X ' 1 - . ' X ' a 1 s. ', 1 3 . . . 0 r S 1 I K L . S 3,6 . 1 . . . S 1 S - . 5 . . I. , 1 4 T . 3 g A , . - is ' - 1 S 1 1 s - A - S 1 a ' a ' a P - . . . g , r 1 1 X Y S ' 4 S A ' x A - ' Q 1 O 3 1 ' Q . J - J , ' . F7 ' . ' cs - g , Q 1 , T2 of S 'S 'w .. 'W' is ld ' 3 A L 1 - Q e f-1 ,, V s ' ' S A c . CL 1 ' 3 t. S . - I I I f i - . ts 1 . A 1 - .. I, . I , 5 C4 XS re. - 2 V S 1 1 -- x .S . . I . - 1- U' V 1 -1 Duo 4. -M. ' ' ' -9 s u S - 13 . .1 1 lx fl . - F r . . S' . ' .S - . S L . ll L! . S ' 1 ' 1 s . C - S O V, L os s - . 1 U S A