Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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K X X ft- )eC )sC K K ' N THE days gone by far-seeing men made plans to build a school And sought a place where it might grow to benefit mankind. Thev chose the Ijanks of Hollingsworth. antl there, beside the la I Tall buildings towered to the sky, and classic corridors Re-echoed happy shouts of youth, and as the days went by Stored precious memories within the walls of lives well lived. And then it was befitting that someone should choose a seal To typify the ideals of this earnest band of youth. nd so the seal was made and dedicated to the school. Sev ' n stars of blue formed in a cross uijon a shield they placed — The emblem of self-sacrifice upon the sign of faith — And ' round this rare device three circles lay, symbolical Of Brotherhood. And then, within these were inscribed three words To light the path of man and raise him to a higher plane: Lux, Sapientia and Lex — light, wisdom, and lastly, law. Light following all knowledge, showing truth to make us free, nd wisdom as a background for the vision that we see, nd law that we may have our thoughts confirmed in self-control So to these ideals then our school will . re stand true, m stars and shield and circles all are emjjlems which shall help i ' hat we may see life clearly and niav see it whole. D. n. X X X X X X X X X X X X x x f x t x 3s!i x M2G x x x f x j x ' list ' Thirteen

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