Fordham University - Maroon Yearbook (New York, NY)

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f 0 fi f ID 0 fi D II E CL I SS O i 10 3 7 is about to join some ninety-three others that hare gone before. Since the first student deposited his carpet bag on the porch of Rose Hill Manor, i'ordham has seen a world diforced from religion replaced by a world devoid of it. In all that time, the cross which teas pat in place above the Manor in I H I I has stood as a symbol and a challenge.—a symbol of what the world has lost and a challenge to those n ho glory in the losing. The class of '37. fully cognizant of the bitter conflict which lies ahead, has made this same cross its standard. To the hatred with uliich a godless generation regards the suffering Christ, to Communism, which is the crystallization of that hatred, we oppose the paradox of Calvary's joy. II e hare sat at the feel of Loyola and arier: ice hare heard them preach the crusade: and note we are ready to take oar places at the front.

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coni Administration . tin .... 21 Seniors .... .... 31 Underclasses . . 229 Organizations .... 245 State Clubs . . .... 283 Athletics . . . .... 291 Advertisements . . 329