St Francis Minor Seminary - Via Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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LITERARY P. Molll'n 9 Paige Twanty-thrcc

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533 ED EQ 3: 3: 3 9-3 3-3Qi'C1TERC Wage: c342: E-e-caaca-e-c-cz- c REV. WILLIAM BRUNNER. SKIIJL REV. WILLIAM O'CONNUK. l'h D. Mural Theology. Religion, Philosophy Latin. Italian Rugs, KEV. WILLIAM NELIEN REV. IIENRY . Ilisml'y. Mathematics. German. Latin, Greek M athvmutics Page Tu'enty-nco

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x ?ZEOED-ED-E; '3-3-3 3: ED Ea 3Qi61 EEC EDchz-ca-cz-a-cz-ez-eca-cz-cz-cz-c Eh? Glrurifixinn IHIJI if is, but still 17w dark of night 1mm fill this irivlrml imrhl of rmrx, uml lnl-r 'l'lw gwm'ling, howling 'lliilltli-IHHF if doth blow! IImr fluxluw 11m lightning with its prony so bright! 'll'huf mumps the glorious mm to low its light. Whirl: duy by dull to mrfh fix mus div! throw? 0!: .' 'I'Imst' blusphcmmm mm the wry rmxmt Im mr. And like flu' irirkcd H'liruifm' turn in flight. 'I'lmrt' upon Hm hill of Fulmy'u IIIIHyN .lt'mlx. HIP Son of God. in 11mm. 'I'Iw Nulllit'r strikes i Hi3 hcurf doll: 01m: u-itlvs 'I'hv tlrnpx uf blond nmr issuv from is side. All .' Who has haw HIP muse of all His 1min? .me but we sinful .wrtfuufx urv to blame. sLmIIs F. SCHMIDT. 1821? Math ALTHOUGH seminary lifo lacks many things whivh every studmtt has boon :lm'ustmned tn. it is surely nut lacking in :1 spirit of good- follmvship. A f'utornzll undm'tmw runs through everything. and. although thvrv is undoubtedly some grumblingr it is usually dissipated by :1 fortunately gmul-nuturml rvnuu'k. zuui the dark clouds puss. In the owning fi'oo-porimis whml the weather is not too inclement and the winter sports have not as yet started. tho grout mlt-dnor sport is walking. Someone says. mLot's x'zllk. and off they go down through tho woods. If the trees could speak. what they Hillld toll! Very likely, their stories would hold the listonor spellbound. Plans for the future. sud tales of discourage- ment, friendly words of advice and encourage- ment. heated disvnssimts 7-2111 those and mom It would be impossible to imagine some of these friendly talks. Lighted unly by the silvery sheen 0f the 111001! flouting overhead. or tho gluw of a x 'alkeris pipe, these valks continue. They are as old as the Seminary. and pruhuhiy thvy will last until the last hru'k vrumhlos in the foundations of 0111' Alma Mater. Svulling' footsteps shuttling: 2110115: in the dust and winders pounding them down to :1 hard-pm-lu-il path that almost defies omsiun. A low. continuous hum of Voices nungling with tho noises of :1 city far off in the distances and pruhlmns are solved. questimls are answered and friendly :ldvim- is pruti'm'ml. In this manner rough corners of varying nzl- tm'os :11'0 worn 011'. and :1 fovling uf COliSitit'l'tlv timl fur ntllors is fostered. Tho uthvr fellmv's ideas and manner of thinking: are brought home in :1 striking fashion. Students from many oinssvs of life mingle tugvlhor: the farm imy walks with his i-lnssnizltv from tho largo city. and both oniurgo their Vimvpoints. From :1 ilistnm-o tho hell in tho tower is ring:- ing'. and tlw path is smm deserted. The pulp lmmnlight glints through the tt'm-ory of leaves on the footprints in tlw dust, and probably the trees in tho silvnvc wonder dumhly what it is all about. -FCHARLES RYAN. Page Tu'enty-four