St Mary of the Springs High School - Siena Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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G Id and while Near our hearts the high school colors, Gold and VVhite, their places elaimf' . How very true these words arel Every student of Saint lVIary's knows, loves, and respects the Gold and VVhite. He -loves the colors for themselves and for what they represent. Proudly we display these symbols, Of our Alma lVlater's aim. The students are proud of these colors, they flaunt them in the eyes of the world. They aim to always have her banner floating above all others. Gold her love for wisdom tokens. YVhite her hope of spotless fame. These two things these colors stand for. No wonder We are proud of them- VVisdom, the most sought-after object in the vvorldl At Saint Maryls there is knowledge for everyone. One needs only to hold ollt onels hands and knowledge rains down in abundance. VVhite her hope of spotless fame. The color White has always been used to denote purity and spotlessness and that is Saint lVlary's one great aim. VVe all know that Saint lVlary's pupils will alwavs do all in their power to maintain this high standard and always love the Gold and Yvhite. FRANCES DWYER, 'ZS. A PERFECT YEAR lVz' have came to Ihr rnzl of our Senior year, To rhr end of our school days, 1005 And it lfrwrs ur with thoughfx of S. dll. H. And of ela5sn1atrs so dear and so true. Bur wid!! try to keep rhis Senior year, In mfnfrifs that nffzmr -will dir, And, naw, ere -we claw' fhis perfect year, Wz,'ll my 1Ydieu, but not Geoff-hyrf' MARY LOVINER, '28. 97