St Joseph and St Louis High School - Eagle Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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We ado ,eauedc Me had The value of language training is undeniable:--- lt develops acorrect sense of val- ues--values which concern the student's understanding of him- self as a Christian personality, his relationships to God, to his fellow men, and to the universe. lt goes to make for greater in- terest and happiness in the life of each individual forit contrib- utes to the development ofqual- ities ofmind and emotion which we commonly think of as ideals, attitudes, and interests. lt serves to bring the pupil in touch with the culture of other people so that he may better appreciate his own cultural heritage and understand the brotherhood-of-man. It builds up good taste and judgement in literature and reading by bringing the stu- dent an understanding of cer - tain standards and princi- ples by which he can dis- tinguish the false from the true, the truly wise from the glitteringly witty, the permanently beautiful from l the transient attractive- ' ness of the novel and the bizarre. Itbuilds up in the pupil noble ideals and wholesome Catholic at- titudes toward life's problems, it leads the student to an understand- ing of the real meaning and purpose of life, and to an intellectual and practical love of God and of neighbor. 1. A prime approach to the Ciceronian language . . . 2. Seems so simple . . . 3. Did you check this answer? . .