St Mary Academy - Vistas Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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! 7 Soft, pliabie clay challenges the imagination of a sculptor. As he sees it, the desire is awakened within him to twist, knead, pinch and smooth the surface of that substance until it appears as a work of art. What more flexible material is offered to parental sculptors than the soul of a daughter entrusted to theml Through the pages of our yearbook, we will show how our parents and those delegated by them have attemped the creation of a masterpiece. Time and circumstances will tell if its value is temporal or eternal. lt has been slow, tedious work, but any sculptor knows that to produce a masterpiece it must be thus. Our sculptors used the tools effectively and efficiently. The finished work reveals the touch and method of the artistic fingers that did the modeling. Character that has been formed in the shadow of the Cross of Christ and under the mantle of Mary, His Mother, must express the beauty and dignity of Christian living. A living so dynamically Christian that it will bring forth a new age that encourages the social, industrial, and scientific achievements to lead all people toward a human happiness that culminates in eternal love of God. CAROL KRAMER, Editor N1 Q M f ..Lf my X NW! GI' Fl Km-1.