Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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a ' LD timers fell 21s that declining years are pleasant if lue can relive happy memories. Today, we are not looking back on our four years at Boston College — there is no time for that. Instead, we look to the future boldly, confident in our ability to meet tomorrovj. But, soon, we ' ll be no longer able to follow an active life — then ive ' ll ti.se otir memories — of dances and banquets, of foot- ball games and rallies, of the fellow who sat beside us, of all our classmates and professors, of those little incidents that always live in memories. If this Sub Turri can help you, in its oivn small ivay, then our efforts are repaid. M RTIN J. HaNSBERRY, Editor-in-Chief

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M. OST of Hs met Father Kelley for the first time at our Freshman banquet. We ivere impressed by his striking bearing, his calm confidence — we kueiv that ive were meeting a man of action and deter- mination, yet we could detect a warm and human side. His own students knew him already as an excellent teacher, a capable administrator and as a true friend and counsellor. And in the years that have followed tve, too, have seen unquestionable evidence of Father Kelley ' s ability and of his great efforts on behalf of his students. His office has been ever open to the student in difficulty, and his u ' ise ivords of advice have eased the paths of many. As the first class of our College of Business Administration, Father Kelley ' s greatest tribute, goes forth, lue, the Forty-Two ' s, wish to add to the honors of this humble priest our ivords of dedication.

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ADMINISTRATION SExNIORS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES