Emmanuel College - Epilogue Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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FGREWORD For us, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six, this EPILOGUE is more than just a book, more than a chronological record of four years. It is a symbol, a symbol of the happiest period of our lives. Here, at Emmanuel, under the protecting shadow of the Gothic arch, we have learned to love sincerely and reverently the ideals of wisdom, truth, and virtue, of which we so proudly sing in our class song. Ever following the pattern of the arch, we have been taught to direct our hearts and minds upward away from the fleeting fascinations of earth, to pierce the clouds of doubt and unbelief and arrive at the apex of supreme goodness, God. Under these arches we have experienced an abiding sense of peace and sheltered tranquillity despite the thunder of war that reverberated throughout the world, we have known the joys in- herent in the quest for true knowledge, we have revelled in the gay camaraderie and joyous laughter of carefree youth. Our ideals and aspirations have found their fulfillment in the lives of our professors. Our future will be their tribute. In memory of these four years in which the lesson of the arch has been constantly before us, we are now writing this EPILOGUE. . .a record of happiness through the arches of the years.

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Cap and Gown Day, 1945

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