St Patricks Academy - Patrician Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S :J'QQ'fi::9Qa:9'fi L 4f- L Qfk L -fx U. lf- L, lfk L lf' K, -fx K. -f K, 1f' K, Ifk K. QL. fn K, If' Krfx K, -fx k..1f- K, fl K, fx Eff LA -fx K, -fx L Afx K, 4f' L lf' K, lf' R. 1 - . I 'Q . , ' - . 1 Q. ' ' . . 4 ' ' 0 . ll' 5 . ' . A v ' , ' - ,, 4 ' . i . a 1 . ' ' . , . ' . l ' 1 I ' ' V ,U 1 4 4 , , I .2 . 5 . . ' . . i . l . , 4 A 4- 1 . . . O l . ' , . , 1 1 n . Q O I u ' . ' 0 u I . 4 I ' , . - - . - . , n i I ' l - 0 . ' Q. . ' ' F A' . ., 4 D . ll ,. . . - l' 1 ' 1 . A . 'l - . D . ' . l . ' I -, ' v , ' : ' - i Q- ' , 5. ' . 4 I 1 5. Y I ' 5 4 . I ' ' ' ' . n D 4 1 ' 4 4 '. ' . V I'-. I I I I - ' I I I' I I' - ' A ' , G U 0 G n Q 0 ll 0 I U 0 9 x Olhrwtmnrr in Jlnhuatrg The outlook for the hrgh school graduate of today rs begrnnrng to appear brrghter than that of the past few years We frnd ourselves rn fr new world as rt were faced by the problem of garnrng rn honest lrxelr hood Nevertheless we face rt wrth the farth and zeal so typrcal of the Amerrcan youth We of today have a greater chance of lrfe and a wrder scope to choose from than ever before and regardless of whether we are rrch or poor we hold w rthrn our grasp the chance of that career for w hrch nature has especrally endow ed us For never rn the hrstory of the world has man s productrve capacrty been so varred We are enterrng the busr ness world at a trme w hen Chrrstran rdeals are berng stressed a trme when an older gerreratron rs gradually placrng rts trust rts busrness and rts government conndently rnto the hands or rts youthful busrness men trust rng that therr ambrtrons unrted wrth therr hrgh rdeals of lrfe wrll gurde the natron to the prnnacle of success We are beset today by mrsleadrng doctrrnes and surrounded by false leaders who attempt to lead young men astray Let us reflect upon the statement of Pope Plus XI rn hrs Encyclrcal on the Chrrstran Educatron of Youth Chrrstran educatron takes rn the whole aggregate of human lrfe physrcal and sprrrtual rntellectual and moral rndrwrdual domestrc and socral not wrth a vrew of reducrng rt rn any way but rn order to elex ate regulate and perfect rt rn accordance w rth the example and teachrng of Chrrst Hence the true Chrrstran product of Chr rstran educatron rs the super x9 Q6fiw5'Qa:9'FQw:9fifiae5'QzJfiw:954D:e9 4Dk05Q natural man w ho thrnks Judges and acts consrstently rn accor dance wrth rrght reason rllumrned by the super natural lrght of the example and teach mg of Chrrst rn other words to use the current term the tr ue and frn rshed man of character We are called upon as Chrrstrans to study socral teachrngs and so prepare ourselves to take part rn reconstructrrrg the socral and economrc order on Chrrstran prrncrples The great need of the present day rs not more money makrng men but rndustrral leaders who are wrllrng to make sacrrfrces for therr fellow men Probably the greatest rndustrralrst that Amerrca has produced was Andrew Carnegre the Steel Krng It rs needless to recount hrs charrtable enterprrses and hrs furtherance of the socral and ecorromrc status of not only the Unrted States but also of the world rn general As shown rn the hrstory of hrs lrfe w rrtten by hrmself the Chrrstran rnfluence of hrs boy hood taught to hrm by hrs parents was one of the rmportant factors of hrs success We need not go beyond our own communrty to frnd a man well known to all here who has always been gurded by hrgh rdeals of Chrrstran char rty rn hrs treatment of hrs employees Hrs thoughtfulness and care for the physrcal and moral welfare of others have preserved the peace and har mony so rndrspensable to best rnterests of both caprtalrst and worker We are strrvrng fast and strrxrng rn the rrght drrectron when we learn to make use of those Chrrstran teachrngs that we have had the good for tune to recerve rn our school We are sure that our Chrrstran educatron wrll be a decrded factor rn our future lrfe that our hdelrty to the teach rngs of Chrrst and of the Church both as a socral body and as rndrxrduals rs the foundatron on whrch sure and permanent socral Justrce and happr ness wrll be burlt 26545 we-:DVQ :JS '1 1 5 I-v '4 :D 4 0 Rrchard Grace ofIJ-..,IdJ u,.v1 ,gpwggkgqkpf

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