Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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WEZCOMZ fir A T i Y V . FATHER c. MULLEN, s. J. 9, el THE STUDENTS of Gonzaga High School, wish to unite in extending a hearty welcome to you, Father lvlullen. Ever before you came, we were confident, in view of your excellent record at Bellarmine, that you were by tar the most capable person that could be obtained to fill the position left vacant by Father McGuigan. Now, in the short time that you have been here, we are certain of this, and we desire to have you realize that our best efforts ot cooperation are with you. Though as yet you are but the supreme authority in our school to whom we go for permissions or reproofs, we hope that by next year our affairs will be more intimate and that your advice as a counsellor and a friend will be as frequently forthcoming as your pardons are at present. We all realize that you are thoroughly capable of directing us and each one of us wants to exert himself to the utmost not merely to prevent you from regretting your transfer, but to welcome you as though this had been your home, to make it your home, to make your stay here the most pleasant and best remembered period of your life. Father, with all our hearts, we welcome you. -6-

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AMES T. MCGUIGAN, S. J 4s C!y4Pl40v Fond memory! What 41 change lies here In our friend, who to all himself does endvurf Though men of Anwrifu have gone before. Our Iam! to free from scourqes of war: Though some wilh swords may reap the field, Though some brave hearts al lcnqih musl yield. Victorious men of earlh no more Proclaim how wide lheiz' freedoms sour: And lhcse must keep aglow the Iiqhl Of love und faith throughout lhc frqht. And so, dear friend. we wish qou wellg Our regard for you may these words tell. -5-

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