Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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CONTENTS Night and the grove is clothed in white. The story of the grove is fondly dedicated. The Sower of the Seed That good ground upon which the seed has fallen The Cultivators divinely missioned to labor therein. The Crop of 1940 Individual Characteristics Allied Species Kindred Species Tiny Saplings Four Years a-growing The Season for transplanting Xlifhisperings of the Elms Treasure laden roots First Inheritors of the grove Records of the Grove A S I ffffin P X8 I 'N NN A 'ff ill s 'l 1 9,5 YQ' ' T 5 'M L - f y , ' V ll 'L 'I' ' .r ,Sf QPFVQIQ Spfyfff

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DEDICATIGN H21 E.X'L'C'HL'llL',1' THE MUST RliVliRllND THOMAS MARY OLLARY, D.D. Bishop of Springfield, Founder and President of our College of Our Lady of the Elms Anil Ilia Snizw' Irv!!! fffrffi In mu' HU ,iced . . To you, your Excellency, perhaps even more than to us, the culmination ol our four shortest, gladest years at the College of Our Lady of the Elms is .1 joy and a hope. A joy that another sapling, sprouted from the tiny seed you have sown in the fertile soil of cur spacious campus has grown to maturity and been transplanted in a far greater and more spacious estate-the world and its life. A hope that this sturdy Elm will draw unto the shelter of its extending branches, souls that are eager to begin life and souls weary of life-- there to imbibe the luscious and strengthening sap of Catholic principles and standards. Our Lady of the Elms has offered us a Catholic Education-the rich endowment of Our Holy Mother the Church. Today, we carry away with us, something that even time cannot take from us. From our registration day to our commencement we have been taught Catholic action in a practical way. Wfe thus feel ourselves adequately prepared to make our lives the living accomplishment of the command of Christ- Go forth and teach all nations. whatsoever I have commanded you. Wfe have put forth our best efforts and have always found encouragement for our wavering steps. In loving appreciation and sincere gratitude we dedicate this, the 19-i0 edition of the Elmata to you, our devoted and loving Father. May we your children, never lessen the pride we hope you feel in us today. ,ev As .f vibe TNQ. 1. V fm ..- M X ff , i,, 3 if X t, '69, Aa - 5 1 wfm ly 1 I Ak Ymlh I f I! r 'I ' g ia ' C Wx If Q will P