Cathedral College of the Immaculate Conception - Annual Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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OOOATHEDRAL COLLEG- F9 THESE ARE SOME OF OUR GRADUATES IN THE LONG, LONGLAGO 1 w - I xx 1 Y ' ' if A - ieffjjr if O '7 -,.l?235.g, 1F 5 Q - 2 ,551 7.4-.14 V i 11 T 12 10 I0 GUESS WHO? CAnsWers on page 1221 36

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CATHEDRAL COLLE G IN CHURCH The nave was dark And one poor light With pale red ray Was swallowed up ln all the gloom. Without, a lark In helpless might And spirit gay Addressed the dawn Prom distant fields. None heard it here Where in the glow So He might see A penitent Left two last gifts. A bitter tear Presaging woe, A thomy tree, Symbolic of His fruitless life. IOHN O'CONNOR, '37, SPRING COMES tSonnetl Horace, Odes I, 4 v. I-10 The winter fierce now giveth way to spring, A Welcome change-its new clear Western breeze, The tackles launch dry keels upon the seas, While to the herd the stalls no pleasure bring. And ploughmen now no more to firesides cling, Nor does the Winter's snow make White the leas. With moon above, high now amid the trees, The dances Venus leads, the earth does ring. As cornely Graces, Nymphs glide hand in hand- Their tripping feet and woodland floor all tread, While glowing Vulcan greets his Cyclop band. 'Tis fitting now to gird the glist'ning head With myrtle Wreath or blossoms fresh once more, Brought forth in soil set free from cold and hoar. IOSEPH P. DAVID, '37, 38