St Anselm College - Anselmian Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

Page 9 text:

PRULUGUEWE X x For these dear Anselmians These things have come to pass . . f X The hours and hours of constant Q-if The drawn out meditations a 1 And last minute revisions. Fw X pf' !noff 'wigfs The verdant campusg its pleasing paths That lead the way: ' ' lland-hewn stone becomes the Holy Shrine A - Fixed images beyoml the steep encline as A whispered tread of silent Fathers Along the dim-lit hallsg f Dusk9s descent beyond the stirring breeze- g i Inspiration calls. ' Alloyed bells sound their lofty tune Whining wind on a cold afternoon. lj Fine Gregorian Chant on a misty morn, -- 0f these, our reminiscences were born . . Grind of crucible and tinkling test tubes . --K f- ' The grand talk and the light talk h 0f Big and Little scholars Wh Universal to particular lm And a little something of the extra-curricular, 'in X Variations in verse by gay and gloomy bards Geological strata, some renaissance facades. ! f Then: , J The midnight snacksg the chain smoking H 5 Q And the Big Exam . . . 'I' 9 Your best girlg those sweet nights s And the Senior Prom . . . Q- kj The Grand Visions, Boasts, Delusions and Illusions. ' - . , For then we knew not of the things we know now, 0f how these things were-and how th-ey are now. l 5 These fleeting years, the transient seasons ,ik 5 0f sun, snow, rain, and wiml o , 17 Hitting the window pane . . . , Q57 These are the things: f 'gf' The trifling moments of pleasure A' + if ' 4 The joys, hopes, sorrows, prayers 5 1' ' Dreams, strife, toil, struggle and pain. K They are now but the fallen sands 0f Time 41' .ff Which lie at the bottom of this hour Q 'X - -ff ,f ' cp-:f --1, Q., :frm V n For these men here, these things have ,ggigifa ,,y4r.m5::5?' -- lex M 'f , Come U' Pass - - - JW W :HSA Q-

Page 8 text:

ff' M

Page 10 text:

V.....,w