St Johns Preparatory School - Prep Shadows Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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7 A HIGH SCHOOL career is a wondrous experience! At no other time are so great forces at work in the development of the individual. We here at St. John's are supremely fortunatehto have spent this transversal period from boyhood into manhood under the guidance of manly priests and priestly laymen.. But as all good things must eventually pass into the realms of memory, we, the students of St. John's, have published these memoirs of Joe Prep as he spent his Senior year-to preserve these ever-coveted recollections from the ravages of time and fading memories. Take them: read them: live them again, not with a realization of an early youth now spent, but with a mind towards the eternal reward for which all our life is a preparation. For life, like a shadow, is but a dark reflection cast by the finite, just as these Prep Shadows are but a reflection of the bright and shining light which symbolizes St. John's.i X 5 x in , Q X' X if , 'A ,,., sw k -, - X s , x.,ti,- s as we M milk , xvxx mzxbclw . ,iw cegyx , . js 'Www

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I I I . . . We offer the fruits of our labors, in heartfelt appreciation of and ' ' P . Although several recognition for his unsurpassed devotion to St. John s rep times called far from these halls to spread the word of Christ on a foreign shore, he has always found his way back to his first love. Before we depart, let us hesitate to pay our respects to and congratulate the priest, our teacher, who for forty-two years has represented a shining example of devotion to his God and his fellow man. ..-.dnilsg I