St Joseph Academy - Sajoscript Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Boys' Department

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SANDALPHON In the schoolroom when we are drilled over and over on various points, We are apt to grow weary of the daily routine, but if we could only realize that we are being prepared to face the monotony that must come at times into every life, perhaps we might submit more patiently to the irksomeness of it all. Repetition may be tiresome, nevertheless, it is the mother of studies, and lessons which must be learned for life must be learned well. Through each stage of our training, the aim of our teachers has been to instil into our hearts the principles of right living and to strengthen our wills by teaching us to master self. Approving smiles may never gladden our eyes: tumultuous applause may never ring in our ears, but the victory will be none the less real and the reward none the less certain if 'tNobly each part we play On till Life's closing day. On till we hear Christ say, 'Child, you've been true'. ,-ii- -1 .1 God's Smile MARY CATHERINE ROAN First Rh ctoric A basket of roses, A gold altar vase, A thought that reposes, A beautiful face, An obedient child, A Mother's kind heart, A sweetly sung carol With peace to impart, A soft gleam of twilight, A picture serene, An old-fashioned garden, A lily's fair sheen, A wood in the springtime, A lone, peaceful dell, A chain of true friendship, An Angelus bell: True beauty is this That makes life worth while, And in each fair gift There is found God's smile. To Our Seniors RUTH J. MACBRIDE First lilretoric You who have reached that noble height Where some day we hope to stand, You who have written so many leaves For our books of memory land. You who have taught us many things And kindled aspirations, Will you, dear Seniors, please accept Freshmerfs congratulations? page ninety-two

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