Spring Hill College - Torch Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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unfsnbs E E E FACULTY SEN IORS CLASSES RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS SOCIETIES ATHLETICS FEATURES NOTES AND ADVERTISEMENTS 4

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V-, ,. , B 4 Snigaliun E The beauty of the King's daughter is from With- in. It is from Within the walls and halls of Old Spring Hill that we naturally hope to find the beau- ty of her gems. One who for nearly fifty years has intimately shared the joys and the sorrows, fthe triumphs and the trials of our beloved Alma Mater has depicted her beauty-spiritual, intellectual and natural-and portrayed for other eyes, her flowing streams of characters, high ideals and achievements. Father Kenny's, S. J., scholarly research has re- vealed in his Catholic Culture in Alabama to those without the gems and beauties and treasures of dear Spring Hill. To show our appreciation of the vivid, fascinat- ing and historical recording of the victories and vi- cissitudes of our beloved Spring Hill, we the Senior Class, dedicate the '32 CORSAIR to FATHER MICHAEL KENNY, S. J., Ph. D., Litt. D. 3

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if, 0 5:93 V. Z . The Mirror Lake, reflecting a 600- yard circle of pines, oaks and bays, is fed by teeming springs constant at 69 F., whence the name, Spring Hill . Embanked by Bishop Portier, 1832, and connected by the Tyrrell Terrace, '02, it is but five minutes from college to a swim. QCath. Cult. in Ala., pp. 87-891. HH x.. Zi ' n, .. ,u .iw 1 NJ v A xxx' X ' vs-- efgfi M 1.k7 1. J.,-q . X I' . 'A ' .1 1 1 ex The Spring Hill Lake WHEWS