Santa Barbara High School - Olive and Gold Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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STAND FAST AND TRUE. NVhat does our class motto mean to you? What does it mean to me? A few words to be repeated on formal occasions, and then to be forgotten? No, not so. The Words chosen by the class to represent our ideals, the Words by which we are heralded in the public eye, should be something more than mere words-something We may live by, something upon which We may build useful livesg something not to be laid aside as we go our separate ways into the world. Our motto should hold for us an intense personal meaning, and go with us through life, the bond that will keep us in spirit together. Stand Fast and True -to what? To Whom? To our class, our school, our friends, our country, and, above all, to ourselves, and to our Maker. If We live to the highest that is within us, We cannot be other than true. lf We persist in this truth, We cannot do other than stand fast. In the years to come, as our ships pass in the day or night, let our watchword be: Stand Fast and True. -VVINIFRED TISDEL, 'l6.