Fordham University - Maroon Yearbook (New York, NY)

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REV. MICHAEL J. MAIIONY, S.J., Ph.D Professor of Logie and Metaphysics

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JUTTING an Annual together between classes, on back stairways, in odd classrooms, and during tumultuous class-meetings is a joy for one who loves difficulty remember this, you Seniors of the future. The whole process has been a hectic one a something to he looked back upon and chuckled over when it is past, but a most dreaded reality for the sterner present. Men of '22, the time will come when each of us will say to himself, O for a chance to get the old crowd together! ” When such time comes, let us take down this tome from its resting place, shake off the dust, then laugh over these memories once more. If after setting it down, we find ourselves as refreshed, as smiling, as young again as we would be if we were to grasp each other by the hand, and hear the old voices, and witness the same old pranks as of yore, this work shall have attained its destined end. And if in the reading, we all indulge as Homeric nods, whatever imperfections our critical eyes perceive herein, then the Editors will rejoice in this, the 1922 version of the Maroon.