Fordham University - Maroon Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Administration

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PRAYER AT PARTING How at last behind W r leave Iliese cloistered halls. This granite Fordham, Brooding on her sleepy lull. Ho more for us shall bloom The stately elms o'er her wallas. Ho more in spring shall we. With quickened eye, Entranced watch the wy clothe her walls Or out in bleak Hovember's solemn death. Breathe in the heady uitie Of burning leaves upon the campus lawn. For us The long harsh road and open spaces. One must ual!( alone, alone: Fight the wind und tread the stone lake half bewildered manners. We enture from the harbor of thy breast: And we have left with thee The precious goods of Youth that none may buy. In years to be. Thy memory will seem As perfect and remote as distant stars. That softly cast their radiance o'er the sea. CHARLES R. BYRNE

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ir r« THROUGHOUT the years the Administration Building has been the centre of Fordham life and despite all the changes that have come to it, it is still the heart of Fordham.