New Jersey State Teachers College - Seal Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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S m 'fl fx k XX LV A XL , X , .. N . f , 1- , in .fn mul rl if SIIEBJINIHINDJIR IIPGDIIEEM BLUE High above 'ns arch the heavens God has flung the azure there, Synzbol of a steadfast spirit, Sign of those who dangers dare. Prineipled and conscientious, Faithful-hearted, always trne,' These the gzrerdons of our colors, These the lanrels of the blue. GOLD A symbol bright as I of one 'whose birth lflfas deep in monldy darkness of mid-earth. In lzall or hut, on higlzwa-y or on street, Obedient millions worship at my feet, The loftiest pride to me its tribute l2rings,' I gain the lowly vassalage of kings! Yet where my yellow rainzents choose to shine, llfhat power is more magnificent than mine? L'ENVOI The Blue stands for constancy ever, And the Gold for the good and the pnre,' Hlne and Gold! How we love those dear emblems! Their place in our hearts is secure. .:f27KTl?5'fLf5..x ff wg, EQ? . Xi'-Q v -as .2 x.L5ii9. - Sixteen