Allendale Columbia High School - Clavus Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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cjflhma Jlllaten Spirit of Columbia, Speak to us we pray? X Fill our hearts with highest thought: 0 Guide us every day. 5 X. Give to us a great desire Eagerness for truth Duty work simplicity Essence of fme youth MUS Carry on with character That will be the test K Down the years Columbia i Always seeks the best f 504 L! 1 5' l Spirit of Columbia Inspiration fine Grant us quality of thought Alma Mater mme The staff of The l9a9 Hourglass in presenting The Columbia School xearbook XlQl13l1 es education as a continual process Throughout the book ladders of learning are used is the theme thus deplctxng the life of the school on the highest rung of thls college preparatolx ph use of thelr education This laddcr hovc exer is a nuer encllng extenslan of learning reaching new xxsnons and neu pllteaus with each Slllllllllllllq experience As the climber reaches the top rung of one cction mother s mes of rungs appears Challenges and extends stlll deeper into the continual process of education and learning 2 , 0 7 1 1 Ll. . . Y l ,1 ya f ' 'Q A n y 0 0 fi Y Y Y . L T K c ff, h I K V j , 'z ' 1. f ' Q ' . 1 . . , c ' 1 C 5 if , . ' I ' . from the nursery school on the lowest rung to the graduating class, apparently ' , ' ' , c ' ' - K .' ,hc 1 - V , 1 ' U 1 ' 'Tl c v Q c . C- c f t E A 1 .' i N . . t c K S 3' I . 2 Q9 I f Q f c c . K .. c .Y . . I . T - C T ... C ' I A .

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THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL Xa! 2 Q? Z GX fff 'PRESENTS' 27 Xb LP iv fo 1- - 1 f E5 1 ffl Al I f - 5 ' V V ! EgR,N.Y.

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