St Mary of the Woods College - Les Bois Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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. .. W. .- S- .e lLES BOIS Zin illllemnriam Qister ji-lflarp Teresita jfratnlep class uses Binh Qbctobzr 3, 1917 A life went out with the year that has gone-a life with ideals so noble, with purpose so strong, with sympathies so broad and true, with helpfulness so royal, that the remembrance thereof is sacred. For twenty years Saint Mary-of-the-Woods girls have cherished the privilege of calling Sister Mary Teresita teacher, counselor, and friend. Hers was a rare in- tellect Which, coupled with a dynamic force of per- sonality, stimulated and sustained interest, and made her teaching a source of unending inspiration. Hers was an alluring spirituality which made her all to all that she might gain all to Christ. She lived her life for others, pouring it out with a generosity that human strength could not endure, and she laid it down at last, as she had always lived it, with the courage of a soldier of Christ. Her years were in- deed The Merciful Years of which she herself Wrote so touchingly: Yea, merciful years. For the smiles and the tears Which checker our days in the passing, Shall all be forgot, shall be as if not, Unless they are riches amassing. For the smile's sunny beam and the tear's pearly gleam May be changed into heavenly treasure, And the fortunes We've Won by our slight duty done No scales of earth's making can measure. Yea, merciful years. All the doubts and the fears Distressing our heart's weak endeavor, Shall fade as the mist by the warm sun rays kissed When the present has vanished forever. -- , pf ' ,:- -- 1- '- ' - ' - - V P r - ' ht 'Ol' Y ell!