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

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,Now is the summer of our laughter gone, Scattered and shared, with our thousand small fears, Gone Pal2aehoag's chilled winters and winds find with them companionate study and tears. tVow are we thrust in the winter of life, Death our one rest. Filled with brave fright, Afalzed and helpless, stripped but for truth, We wait the thunder of the raging world's night. fettisoned, lonely, our hearts hafve one dream .' The bells tolling softly, softly tolling the efve, The awe and the wisdom of high, stately Dinand, Peace on the llount, for our hesitant leave. The clatter of Kimball, its thich-bodied shadows, Shakespeare in Fenwick, and Crowded O'Kane.' Let that dream linger, hold it in trust, For our long journey back, coming up Linden Lane

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All On june 21, 1843, four dayf afler Daniel W'ebJter's Banker Hill Oration, the dedifarion rere- monief of the College of the Holy Crow took plare. On ine flopef of Mount Pakacboag, rirb in legendf of King Philip, Fr. Fitton and Biflaop Fenwick laid the rornerxtone for the ,int Catb- olif rollege in New England. The jiri! preficlent waf the Rev. Tbomaf Malleily, SJ., of Vir- ginia. Under him and nineteen Juffeuorx, New England Jaw the flowering of Holy Crow. 15TH Q lm Hllli :ull