St Marys College California - Gael Yearbook (Moraga, CA)

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ffljz: 1 jff.-T' . f -4- LT-'J' I i 1 l V yv- s 5 r l i I w V I r Ylrif is M761-QW' 51 'V f '4ilTl 1431 - X y . . . . ee .. . M - sQv.,p,5i 25 fs- 1- cs. . are as -f-do-AVR .Qi gnfxg- -im , Us L A xl z-A gf--C i -4 ' i ll F Kafka . l 3 1 T, l YF i I 3 l . f TO OUR READERS ll T ij T HE first thing you will notice about this Commencement Number i T of The Collegian is that there is not so very much to read. l l For at least once in the academic year we are going to say it 5 ' with -pictures. If at least one of the pictures happens to be l i your own portrait, of course you will applaud our design, and if, by reason of blood relationship or spiritual affinity or propinquity of interest, you find some of the pictures not alien to your heart, why then you r if will probably admire our taste. All of which is a Cottle Oratory Medal V O5 , way of saying that if you are a present student or the relative or the Viv N ' friend of a present student, you will like this issue of The Collegian. lsi ffl But into other hands this Commencement Number may fall, hands that A? quite possibly have never grasped in amity the hands of the men whose counterfeit presentments adorn these pages, and to the owners of those i V less familiar hands we can but say, Look not unkindly on our youth. Your 3 own college days are far behind you, or still before you, or you may have V had no college days at all. ln any case, if you wish to get the least pain lf ' and the most pleasure from these pages, become in fancy a college man for the nonce, and strive to enter into our spirit and share our enthusiasm and f participate in our glow of elation. After all, it is a blessed thing to be ' R young. This Commencement Number is a record of one college year-a record 5 ,. and a souvenir. Even college life has its drab moments and its seasons of 'L , carking care, and these we have wisely forgotten. And college life has its i periods of serious endeavor and solid intellectual achievement, of these we can make no pictorial display. But college life has its high places of l N-Jag, ' 'T athletic glory and thespian triumph and social delight, its lucid intervals gf N A of bright, manly fellowship and wholesome emulation, its romantic realiza- Q V ' tions that ours-by reason of our youth and our ideals, our goodly heritage M A ' from the past and our confiding trust in the future-that ours is the joy of living and ours the gift of opportunity. Q Of all this our Commencement Number is a partial record. And it is Vi . ' a souvenir of happy days--the happiest, doubtless, we are on earth destined it ' to know. To many of us these pages will grow more precious with the . f years. 3 . 5 5 l So, gentle reader-for no really ungentle readers are ours-smile, if you I will, but not unkindly. 4 We have accomplished much if we have caused you l even a momentary gleam of joy. . I I 3 r di l 'T C R tl 5110- Y 'W , C AH' 'i' ' ' ' ' 1 k YQ' W'-'ffm-YW----+-if---f--R--Ve---- sgk-l W si, -u -as CEJ7' C, eeei it ,njiffm as 92553 . . c ... ,C at AME- u e C ' 5