College of the Holy Cross - Purple Patcher Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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Ein CIB111' Ernfenunrn RANSMITTING as evident from our Alumni's grand successes the fact that our tuition is, to say the least, fully equal to that of any secular institution-a fact on which encomia would be but trite and jejune-we, the Class of nineteen hundred and twelve, are particu- larly grateful for the nobler lessons in true manhood taught us by the lives of our professors. Such instruction has ever been distinctive of Holy Cross, and has borne good fruit in the after years of her graduates. That it has been in- delibly graven on our hearts and will bring the same results, is the honest con- viction of every lnember of the Class. Inspired by the magnanimous ex- amples of self-sacrifice, piety, and labor, and realizing that the only recompense to our professors can be but our own achievelnent of their high standard, each one will bend his every effort to the attainment of that excellence. For the true friendship they have given us, for their fatherly interest in all our works, for their sound advice, in times of need, each member of nineteen twelve is deeply grateful and will ever labor under that obligation described by Franklin: The heaviest debt is that of gratitude, When 'tis not in our power to pay it.

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REV. FERNAND A. ROUSSEAU, S. J. l'l'l!f0l!t of Dlsclpllne

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REV. JAMES J. CARLIN, S. J. Professor to Senior In Inferior Psychology and Evldences of Religion