Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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T Pufgoldxi T T THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR THOMAS CONRY, S. T. B President of Columbia College

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A i fPurgo1a . fe iioaufziioin V o OUR ARcHB1sHoP the Most Rev- N . . erend ames J. Keane D. D., who if for twenty-five fruitful years has 'N labored as the faithful shepherd of e ' Christ, of which seventeen were - spent as the devoted benefactor of Nl:-. 'x .,s. Jr ,, pg -- , our Alma Mater, we the class of NC' 1, 7, 1928, as a mark of our esteem upon his silver jubilee, lovingly dedicate V U this work of our hearts and hands. 1 . And it is our earnest prayer that throughout the years, in which we hope that this story of a pass- ing season will grow more precious in our sight, he too may look with increasing joy upon the ripening fruits of a continued ministry. ' .ix 'Nu Till AWA: - 1 928 - j e, 11431 .V ' . it E it 1 I It 4 M52 fix If l ' new a-t-.. .Q-fe-'f 42313 gf? . .asm ,- -

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Purgolcl FBTCWOTJ L I N making this book, we have sought -,.Xf,- - the spirit of.the medieval illuminer he of manuscripts or of the Gothic G-rip C' ' 'Nsculptorg 'the spirit of patient care and of sincere love for a work un- I, W dertaken with a higher purpose I ,iviflf . than the perfection of' the work 'lf In itself X . haf' ' I We have fashioned the deeds of . if the year into this volume, to estab- lish them in the minds of you who L once wrought and now lieadg but our higher purpose has been the honor of Columbia, which we hope to augment by a faithful record of the pleasant and inspiring life that she has bestowed upon us, a life of' which we may in a far time voice the words: of Hamlet, What a treasure had'st thou ! i -Q ,, i ' ' i ,, Al- ,,, ,