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Page 11 text:
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all lqplquuuupuu-v AND ON THE FIRST DAY back we talked of many things: ot the summer just passed: of the year that lay before us. And so another scholastic year lay before us, as bright and shining as a newly-minted penny. Back to the Prep We came, from many towns and cities, from many states, even from many countries. The gold of September sunlight was on campus walks and buildings, and it was good to see the old famil- iar faces and to swing back into the routine of Prep life. September forget-me-nots: Bob Michaud unpacking his collection of cat clothes . . . Dick Nickerson lovingly placing his new girl triend's picture on the desk in his room . . . Bob Uricchio smuggling in a month's supply of fudge . . . Charley Emerson un- furling the Maine banner for a wall decoration . . . Bob Guertin--larger and more important looking than ever . , . Cars parked once again on Spring and Summer Streets . . . Brother Bernard-the pro- verbially busy bee in the bookstore . . . Radio music blaring through the halls of Xavier and Ryken after the deep silence of the summer . . . Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream . . . Hey, there, you with the stars in your eyes . . . All of us with stars in our eyes as we suddenly realized that we were Seniors and were nostalgically commencing our last year at St. Iohn's . . . Other memories, tender and sad and joyful . . . The tragic death of Arthur Cronin in the Manchester Central game and the poignant sorrow that de- scended upon St. Iohn's . . . The Retreat and autumn sunlight pouring like a blessing through the stained- glass windows of the chapel . . . Homework cmd homework and still more homework . . . Talk among ourselves of many things: of dates and summer ro- mances and the college we'd like to attend . . . Foot- ball practice under a warm September sun . . . The social leagues in action . . . So many memories, so many little things to pack away in the scrapbook of our hearts. -Q 5
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? ins IT WAS SEPTEMBER. Another school year lay before us. Back we came to the fray. EPTEIVIBER WITH THE PRIEST we prayed for the repose of the soul of Arthur I. Cronin, classmate cmd friend. fig! 'U gn :ii
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W .,.., V. THE FINGER OF AUTUMN touched the campus cmd we strolled along the main driveway through sunshine and shadow. AUTUMN MEANT FOOTBALL, the tang ot October, the tens1on and excltement oi Sunday afternoon games U1 the stadium O . , . , .1,, ,,,,s, if Q Ag - f' am, Q QW , 4
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