Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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F E A T U R E S

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... There are those who give and know not pain in giving, nor do they seek joy, nor give with mindfulness of virtue ... You, Fr. Albert F. McGuinn, are the exemplar of this dictum. Your life is one of unselfish generosity. You have extended us your fatherly friendship wrought through belief in the goodness of all. You have bright- ened many lives with your rich humor mingled with piety and dignity. Your understanding, initiative and foresight serve as models of true scholarship and in- centive for others to follow. Your twenty-two years at Boston College have been an invaluable impetus to her growth and greatness. You are all this and much more; and because you have given this of yourself, we praise and thank you. To you, Father, we dedicate the 1961 SUB TURRI. plflife ■ ; m . . . He is indeed wise who does not enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind ... You, Father Paul J. McManus, are the exemplar of this dictum. Your unobstrusive dedication to the chil- dren of Boston College, your enduring humility and ex- tensive wisdom, your endearing and genuine warmth, your Christlike simplicity, and your seventeen years service to this university; for these reasons you will re- main a beloved and integral part of our college life, a cherished memory to us who thank you and say fare- well. To you, Father, we dedicate the 1961 SUB TURRI. 21

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Multiple and varied are the featured social activities at Boston College. The victory dance, the night at the Pops, the prom, the Junior Show, the coffee break, the weekend date — each has taught us and each has served to modify and temper our ideas. The formal events and informal contacts have widened our knowledge and understanding of human nature. All of these have provided the essential ingredients to be utilized in our communal living.