Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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' z l I I numb Z., a, IZ fs FQ ur -v'f1 'Y l ll K ll e 6 I His stature, manly, bold, and tall. Alike to him wastinie, or t1cle. -Mueller. I will stand to and feeclf'-Brcmcl. Alas! that beauty cannot last! '7-Maliue. These limbs are-strengthened with a soldier's jCOll.7'-BILIIQKISSCW. He rausaeked, like a dull Antiquarian, the minute and unimportant parts of remote and fabulous tinies.-Brancl. ' I ll ' Cl 'And here, forlorn and lost, I tread, With fainting steps, and slow. -Jones. .VA flattering painter, NYllOV11l2Lk6S it his care To draw men as they ought to be, not as they are. -W ClJl'Il6'77lflC7l67'. Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun. -Marsh. l . What pity, alasl that so lib 'ral a mind ll li ll Should so long be to newspaper essays confined. - y -Leo Benneis. I fly like a bird of the air U In search of a bed for rest. 1 . -Lalvclle. There is Merit without Elevation, but there is no .Elevation without Merit. --A Metzger. ff f 1 - -- . . . . . ,, - Vie have all of us SllflClC1G1lt fortitude to hear the misfortunes ot othersp -1,11-JW!! Lang. 60

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10. Varsity defeats St. Stephens No in - ' imap somnia among Rhetoricians as experienced b f ' 5 Prefects. 11. Basement on the oiiicers of the Asso- -ciation. 'Varsity swamps Eldredge Cycle Club. 12. Alumni Retreat begins. 17. Close of the annual Alumni Retreat. St. Patrick 's Day celebration. 19. St. Joseph's Day. Free. Reception of candidates into Sodality. D. S. attend 'services at Cathedral. After successfully passing the responsions, or preliminary examinations, for a Rhodes scholarship at Oxford, Charles J. Costello re- ports at Albany for the Hnal selection. As later- announced, the Canisius man, in com- petition with graduates of several of the large colleges, had one of the very bestre- ports and his choice was prevented princi- ' pally on account of his intention to study medicine. As this study is not included in the Oxford curriculum, the judges were led to give the appointment to one who would be more directly benented by the Oxford -course. But Costy's success can be no' less gratifying to the faculty and every Canisius 'man than it undoubtedly is to himself. 26. Holy Week ceremonies begin. Classes dismissed until Easter Tuesday. Costy re- turns from Albany. 3 31. Easter Sunday. Choir performs at Sis- ters' Hospital. Zlpril 1. First villa day. 3. Fr. Martin 's name day. Pies again. 6. New lock on dormitory door. Why? 8. Free. Celebration of Fr. Reilley's silver jubilee. ' 10. Oratorical contest and Reading of Marks for third quarter. 11. Soph outing at Cheektowaga chaper- . 7 -oned by Fr. Keel. 14. C. C. Orchestra Concert at Convention Hall for the benefit of Catholic Aid Society. 15. Cavete, Boland, Cuppy, Vesey! Sapi- ,enti sat. 23. Presentation of annual public play at 'Star Theater, Thomas More, historical 'tragedy in four acts. Crowded house, highly -successful. Carl and Ludwig Baumer leave to .attend school in Europe. The good wishes of .all accompany the voyagers. 24. Free. Varsity defeats U. of B. Medios, 12 to 5, at Villa. I 27. Canisius Day. Free. 28. Collegians visit stranded boats at foot -of Michigan sn-een. I I 29. Dramatic Club banqueted at Villa. 30. Basement on Fr. Weismantcl E9 1. Celebration of Canisius Day. Begin ning of May devotions. 9. Free. Ascension Day. Varsity defeats Central High School at Villa. Reserves follow suit, ,defeat Masten II. 10. Dr. Flannery, graduate, addresses Col- legiate Department on Medicine. Selman and Borneman make some wonderful statements regarding their future life. 14. Varsity defeats Soldiers at the Front. Cy Persons shows his National League form. 15. ' 'The sun is shining brightly' ' for the iirst time this year. 16. Varsity wins again. This time Brady reappears in the box. . 17. Illustrated lecture in the Hall by Rev. F. X Mulry' S J missiona t J . , . ., ry o amaica, on the disastrous effects of the recent earthquake there. 19. First Communion Day. 23. Masten defeats Varsity. The old hoo doo refuses to down. 27. Mathematics Examination? Public De bate on Governmental Ownership of Rail: roads by Debating Society. W - 28. Free. Pilgrimage to Cheektowaga Varsity defeats Lafayette at Villa in 45 in: nings. ' ' 29. Cflee Club entertainment. Sketch, farce ,and a few funnyisms. 30. Decoration Day. Varsity defeats Lawyers. Reserves, radiant in new uniforms, swamp Immaculate Conception team. guns 9. Examinations in Latin and Greek be- gin. ' ' 21. Feast of St. Aloysius. 23. Commencement exercises. AUF WIE- DERSEHEN! U Baumer on hzlv way io Europe.

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Ah! Popular applause! what heart of man ' Is proof against thy sweet, seducing charms? - -Bomcmarm. i . . . CK A' Murmur at nothing- if your ills reparable it is un ratef l 'f A d V D 0, , g u 5 1 reme iless, it is vain. - Vesey. Who can paint like nature? -Thum. A In the state of youth, arms do flourish. -Eilers. f'There's music in the sighing of a reed. -Romlefr. He that has no friend and no 'enemies is one ofthe vulgar' and without Talents 2 1 Powers or Energy. ' ' . ' ' Sreniot iguathzrs . There would hardly be any pleasure in being happy if everybody else wel-e.-Hpukef, Brand. P ' Almost anyone can be a power' for' evil-but it takes a man among men to be 3 power for good. T7zat's you, eh? ' 61'