Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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1945 1951 « - Of subtle splendor and priceless worth, the new Boston Col- lege Alumni Hall is another tangible sign of progress achieved during Father Keleher ' s presidency. Indeed, frequent obser- vation will manifest that its exterior grace is complemented by its interior charm. xfK !

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Fashioned in Gothic grandeur, Saint Ignatius Church is a stately sentinel at the foot of University Heights. Perfect in design and detail, it forms a fitting temple for Him W ho is first in Jesuit education. To the alumni of yesteryear and the students of today, the epochal growth of Boston College under the guidance of Father Keleher is an unending source of joy, pride and gratitude. Three gloriously conceived and magnifi- cently executed buildings give tacit, but indelible testimony to him whom the Class of 1951 cannot help but reckon as a model man, a priest ' s priest, another Christ.

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His Ideals In the Ratio atque Institutio Studiorum ma s be found the kej to the ideals of Father Keleher. Like nil Jesuit educators, lie ha s nourished himself upon the isdom of Sainl [gnatius Loyola, and lias made the realization ol the Ignalian precepts his own peda- gogical goal. Indeed, one sees in Father keleher the dynamic, personal sanctity which should he the goal of even Boston College man. The completion of the new Boston College Seismological Observatory Building, an under- taking encouraged and supported by Father Keleher, has provided an ideal environment for seismic scholarship and research.