Fairfield University - Manor Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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VTX, iz!!-,l:.Qj:,,,f fff- : I f'f f?'i fill gc! I' ll !!!-f F I 7 ' ! E 1 ss' li ff' 'E a, ' ,441 I '41 ii!! 1 - I -f- lillfg' f- 1252 . .ig 5, HI DREAM It has been said that behind every great accomplishment there has been a great dream lying latent and waiting to be brought to fruition. The growth of Fairfield University is no exception. But between the dream and its fulfillment lies an arduous and often thankless task, which calls for men of great strength and foresight. The buildings of Fair field University stand in mute testimony to the tireless work of the man who made them possible. We, the graduating class of Fairfield University, who have seen both the dream and its fulfillment, humbly and gratefully dedicate these our memories of Fairfield to the Reverend Laurence C Langguth, SJ. In his monumenris lapideis executio conceptionis est

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! v t f,?V , . ' '-r .5--A V s St. Aloysius Gonzaga's years-but it is an ...UUR fi fi' G.. span of only twenty-three of heights of sanctity that even the very young ma the strict opposition of his wealthy parents, cated his brief swept youngest of Hall Fairfield blest and and in --iw at Rome and dedi- a plague which and died the saints. It is that in Gonzaga one of the hum- sought religious eternal glory. fa w ,wyfyr xi 5 If-all V lx- A ,lb GONZAGA HALL