Towson Catholic High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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Jlfa Iflford JJ .JV damp L7 y flag- JMC! J GLW jj Wy IZLIAI. 34, mmf yd S4 cfm, THE LAMP OF PROVIDENCE GUIDED OUR FOOTSTEPS TO TOWSON CATHOLIC, ITS RAYS CONTINUED TO INFIL- TRATE THROUGH OUR ACTIVITIES HERE. IT HANDED US FIRST THE TORCH OF LEARNING. THAT, HOWEVER, IS NOT SUFFICIENT FOR MAN'S FULL DEVELOPMENT. SO, IN THE RAYS WHICH REFLECT CIHIRIST'S LIFE AND TEACHING, WE CAUGHT THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIE FACT THAT SECULAR KNOWLEDGE WITHOUT SPIRITUAL EMBODIMENT, IS OF NO VALUE FOR OUR ETERNAL DESTINY. HENCE, OUR SPIRITUAL PROGRAM WAS ENRICHED BY A STUDY OF RE- LIGION, RETREAT, SODALITY, DEVOTION TO OUR LADY. THE DIFFUSED RAYS OF THY LAMP PENETRATED OUR AESTHETIC SENSE, MAKING US EAGER TO DEVELOP OU-R CURTURAL TASTES - ART, MUSIC, DRAMA, JOURNALISM, SONG AND DANCE. WHAT OPPORTUNITIES WERE OURS FOR THE MERE ASKING!