Cathedral High School - Tower Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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01u xeW ' 6T1e193O H R, 'EF , I xg, R ., '. -E 'Lb 'p Fw- -' I T J it l K Q est -Q I , f:-- , 'V Qfllehiraatiwaa THE Class of 1930 would pay tribute to one Who is a successor of that long line of mitred Bishops reach- ing back to the times of the Apostles, to him who is the Chief Pastor of our souls, from Whose hands we have re- ceived the sacrament that made us soldiers of Christ, to Whose vision and labors our Alma Mater owes its foun- dation builded upon that motto: Deus Lux Meaf' WITHIN the Walls of his Cathedral High School we have learned from our consecrated teachers the lessons that really matter. Depositing upon the silent shores of Memory, images and precious thoughts That shall not die and cannot he destroyed. WITH true and grateful love the Class of l93O dedi- cates this volume to our Right Reverend Bishop, Joseph John Rice, D.D. Thi. : JNK VQ 146' WY 9' 5 46,535 385202 Quo- oy? . Is 'N es .

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. 50mg I gavg' . 'nigga . 'N I KD 591: V 6113 3o 50yVGRJ ,fgfgewrwaw its gender What kindlier fate has creature known Than God assigned to simple stone? To lie the daisy rows between, Cooled by the lichen's silver green: To fence broad fields where sowers sing Their harvest hopes in early sprinyg Or, happier still, to shoulder well A home where little children dwell. Nay, some may rise from primal sod, To corner-stone a house of God. But oh, the kindliest lot of all, That may the meanest stone befall: To feel Christ's Blood and Body rest Serene against its altar breast. If God treats stone so, what shall span His multitudinous love for man! EDWARD POUTHIER, S. J . YH? 7