Good Counsel College - Vestigia Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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FCDRE GRD XLSTIGIA! Yes, invisible footprints down the broad avenue of Time, across the vistas of Memory. But these footprints have had a concrete existence. They have marked the corridors, the lecture halls, the various scenes of our pleasure and gaietyg they have been impressed with reverence on every path that leads to the chapel, even to the sanctuary they have branded every part of the campus, the very atmosphere of which breathes beauty and peace. In the future we will retrace these footprints. They will call up many a vivid picture. The stately trees which evoke an admiration little short of reverence, the shady lawns and fragrant flowers, the rosefembowered shrine of our own Mother of Good Counsel. We will see again the familiar faces and hear the kind voices of the many true friends who were our associates for four sweet years. For us the happy scenes and events of our college days will be kept alive by the Vnsriom of 1932. This issue also serves another purpose. It stands for sacrifice. We have sacrificed the beauty and grandeur of the volume of our dreams that we might, in this time of need and suffering, do our part, however meagre, to help alleviate the distress and anguish of our fellow beings. May this volume remind us, each and all, to ever abandon even our lawful pleasures when there is a question of aiding God's suffering children. aa ,7 's ,2 -is el- -in Ll' 'Xa el' 'XJ :I- 'Xml- 's cis Q E E aa 355 aa aa E E aaa f l