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

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.J Very Rev. Anthony J. Maas, S.J ljI'IlI'i7M'flIl

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v::-, :A.::t :::L.:'.::z.a1::x::L:::::1::-v-22:2-vrf v.1L:eL.axe:Q.:1::-Y , ' 7.35.4 L: Elm Uhr Iiarultg HAT is actually a task--a real one, in the preparation of S any class-book, is the determination of the appropriate W place for and amount of reference to the Faculty. In t wt 1 . r 1 . t if liikxw W M1 our eyes, they are the collegeg in their eyes, we are the college. To us they are supreme types of scholars and men, and we have lovingly walked in the paths they designated. Those paths were not always easy onesg and oftentimes it has seemed too hard to tread along their way even for the four short years we have walked therein. Now, at their end, we give thanks that we were able to walk along those paths with all their cares and their isolation, for those who directed our steps, ever remaining within, have shown us how to walk cour- ageously and fearlessly into the broad, open path of the world and the years. They gave up all that those who tread the highways hold clear to segregate a little by-way and there tell men the secrets and knowledge necessary to continue the journey in remote fields that must inevitably lead to the Home Country. To these, the Jesuit Fathers of our 'belovecl Alma Mater, we accord with loving hearts first place in our book of memory and in the page of the heart. We have met, known and loved them and the reciprocal character of our intimacy is an added pledge of our trust and loyalty. When no sign of spirit and faith will be with us, the refreshing memory of their friendship and heartfelt interest and sympathy will increase our moral effectiveness and urge us onward to the Light. .,., s W ,5 -. 7 yr--wr gi o ,y ,,. .,, -.4 rl ri U ewere:seaesiea..eaew5 eu.

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Rev. Joseph N. Dinand. S.J. l'wxi1lL'11lqflhly 0'1'oss Uollrfyf,