The Saviour Sisterhood, A 100 Year Legacy & Counting
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Thabor, 1967
Saint Saviour is something different to each student, to some it's a noisy corridor and messy lockers, doing two hours of homework at 8:10 AM, a maroon and white wardrobe... and last game tears. To others it is three meetings all scheduled at 2:20 PM, a coke in between classes, the long awaited Christmas Dance with no prospect of a date, song contest, tutoring, a trip to Washington and senior rings
...But to all it is a place where a girl can recieve not only a diploma but an education, where religion is more than just another subject to study, and where the true meaning of "friend" is understood and realized by all"
- Student Life