Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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DEAN CHARLES GOTT ATICN

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7 ' A. O ONE who, since his associa¬ tion with the college in 1925, has striven to further the success and progress of his Alma Mater. To one who has won the respect and admiration of those whose privilege it has been to know him as a teacher and a friend. To Dean Charles Gott, we, the class of 1937, do dedicate our yearbook. DEDIC

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T ■I HE footsteps pass. The trees remain, Green in the sun, or bare in rain. The trees by seasons root and grow, Over and under paths that go Where pathways go, from gate to gate. The bell rings hourly, early, late, ihe doorways stand. The windows wait. Along the Row and across the grass A thousand thousand footsteps pass, Are faint, and fainter, and then no more On curving walks, at the chapel door. In the empty classrooms, all July, The high walls see the sun go by. But summer over, and next September, The rooms and bells and trees remember. The skies and doors that arch above Know what we need and where we love. There are four more rings on trunk and bough, And some of our blood is tree-sap now. GOO TO - 4 CAM