Incarnate Word High School - Star Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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fe Remember. .. fe Pender. .. fe ieeffee If we seem unduly elated over our Class Ring, it is only because of all the meaning it holds for us. Distinctly designed to symbolize the ideals and traditions of IN- CARNATE WORD HIGH SCHOOL, our ring is a reminder of our precious heritage, a booster of our Faith, Hope and Charity. Our ring depicts the torch of Knowledge and the shield of virtue. The glowing ruby is a symbol of Charity and Fortitude. The Holy Name of Iesus, surmounted by the Cross, and surrounded by the thorns and nails, as well as the Heart inscribed with the words, Amor Meus all remind us of our Blessed Savior's love for us, and oi our allegiance to Him. The Fleur de-lis commemorates the brave sisters who many years ago left their homes in France to found Incarnate Word in our country. And lastly there is the star, symbol of many things, but es- pecially of our own great state, Texas. To us, therefore, our ring is not just another gold band with a pretty design. It is a symbol of all that we have learned, all that we love, all that we shall take with us when we leave Incarnate Word. It is something to be treasured. Imelda Arcos Mary Ann Saldana is- '-as Class Rings are blessed before distribution on Ring Day. Rev. Lawrence I. Stuebben blesses them in the presence of the assembled student body. For us who wear them they have the character ot a sacramental. 41 W-..

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