Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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J€is Eminence •IBtUtasti (Cardinal © ' Comtcil, 1859-1944 Most Distinguished Alumnus of Boston College

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jroreword J, N ordinary years, after the separation that follows graduation, a class has its Sub Turri as a storehouse of memories, but this Sub Turri is also a maker of memories. The Class of ' 45 began to scatter almost as soon as it came into existence and its members have scarcely any common memories of four years. None of the class saw four calendar years of college days; those of the class who have completed the full course present this Sub Turri as an attemp t to restore memories of experiences that have been ours and to make memories of experiences that normally would have been ours. If in the pages of this book we can feel even a little of four years of Gothic towering over a linden campus, four years of Religion and the Fine Arts, four years of always to excell , — then ive have a glimpse of our youth that was to be, and this Sub Turri is a success.

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