Emmanuel College - Epilogue Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ehitatiun To her, who labors like Martha, To her, who prays like Mary. We, the Class of Nineteen Forty-eight, gratefully and respectfully dedicate this, the twenty-sixth volume of THE EPILOGUE, to our revered President, Sister Superior Margaret Patricia, S.N.D. Since her inception into this ofhce, she has labored selflessly, quietly, unobtru- sively to foster and to further the ideals of Catholic education as em- bodied in Emmanuel. We knew her, from our Freshman Year, as a guide who helped us over library hurdles. We were confident of her interest in each of us, in our problems, our difficulties, our aspirations. This interest, we are certain will follow us from the corridors of Emmanuel into our varied Walks of life. The administrative qualities of Emmanuel's past Presidents have been objectified in significant improvements in and about the campus. lt was fittingly left for the incumbency of our present President to coin- cide vvith the first endeavor in building expansion. The Spring dated the breaking of ground for the Science Building. THE EPILOGUE, precious to us, We dedicate to our President, then, as a grateful tribute to her worth, her loyalty, her service to Emmanuel, her influence upon its students. We proffer it as a token that we, the Class of Nineteen Forty-eight, will long keep in our hearts the memory of our President, and her kind, unvvearying, unvvearied solicitude for us and ours.