Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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u praise tsoe sing FROM BRAVES Field where thousands of voices hurled your praises upwards to the sky and out over the peaceful Charles — to Alumni Field the scene of the double-play combination and the busted tape at the finish line — From the deafening roar at the final swish of a winning basket — to the choking cheers at the home of the Kelleymen — From the final applause for the dramatist and the cHmactic perorations of the Fultonians to the awesome diminuendo at a glee club concert. The men of ' 52 have sung your praises— ALMA MATER. Return with us now. Make vivid, real and personal those happy mem- ories. Teach us by recall — that the energies of these activities contained the seeds of future greatness — that our actions now as then are the clarions of vour praise. »: »»:@» : «« «

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