St Marys High School - Marianite Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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While we live upon earth, we must work. What- ever our work may be, we must never chain our souls to that work, however . We must work, not to have'- more, but to be mor-eg not to attain a higher .pTa'cT5, b'TE 'g-reatg-r. wgitah. Since we are born for' fied ite' must riot narrow our minds. Our aim must be to be- come noble, enlightened men. To live for common ends is to be common. The highest faith makes still the highest man, For we grow like the things our souls believe, And rise or sink as we aim high or low. ' No mirror shows such likeness of the face As faith we live by of the heart and mind. We are in very truth that which we love, And love, like noblest deeds, is born of faith. When we are old, if we have lived for what is great and exalted, our minds will be clear, our hearts tender, our souls glad. The longer we live, the better we shall realize that our education will never be fin- ished, our development will never be complete, our- work will never be done. Life is good. The highest life is God. Whenever man grows in knowledge, wis- dom, strength, hope, and love, he walks in the way V of heaven. , with Christ as our Pilot, may we never forget that the secret of a happy life does not lie in the' means and opportunities o indulging our weaknesses, but in knowing how to be content with what is reason- able, that time and strength may remain for the cul- tivation of our nobler nature. In the midst of the labors, the trials, the dis- appointments of Life may we remember to call upon our Pilot to inspire us with some great thought, some ag biding love of what is excellent. Do Thou, O Christ, Our Pilot aid us, Upward to move along a Godward way, Where love and knowledge still increase, -And clouds and darkness yield to growing day, Where things are more than wealth or fame or peace No other blessing shall we ever ask, k ' This is the best that Life can give, This only is the soul's immortal task, For which 'tis worth the pain to live. 1

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, '-'L f .' fx H x..J.!.nq'gNb-5:9 Dew St.. I'-LE1jf'S5 we will soon be parting 'Fflufz the lmewlfzdge g,e.ined in our youth. O: l5fe'e journey we are now startingg May we aiwevs live 'oy the truth. Your teaolglngs have guided ua.fond1y From. chiftdhood up to this day. May we never forget your lessons, No matter how far we may stray. We will always remember with thanks The lessons and teachings we learned, While under your care and protectiong Tho for freedom sometimes we yearned. Dear Alma Mater, we will always be true No matter what earner we may choose, We'11 never express the sorrow we bear When from us our schooldays you loose.