University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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CONTENTS THE MYSTIC (Poem) IRISH HOME RULE NOCTURNE (Poem) RETRIBUTION GREATER LOVE THAN THIS JAMIE (Poem) WHEN THE TRAIN FAILED EDITORIAL COMMENT EXCHANGES UNIVERSITY NOTES ALUMNI NOTES - ATHLETICS - Courtenay ' Price ' 14 Victor Chargin ' 14 - Thomas E. Percy ' 15 H«roId R. McKinnon ' 14 - Rodney A. Yoell ' 14 Paul Perkins ' 16 F. Buckley McGurrin, 1st High 1 2 8 9 15 21 23 27 31 35 40 47

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THE REDWOOD. Fall Styles IN Tailoring WHY NOT IN YOUR FALL AND WINTER SUIT BE Distinctive— IN fit C orrect — in style Comfortable— IN wearing ? TO DO THIS SEE ANGEVINE YOUR COLLEGE TAILOR 67-69 South Second St. San Jose, California :

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TA T5e tfOo £, Entered Dec. 18, 1902, at Santa Clara, Cal., as second-class matter, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 VO. XII SANTA CLARA, CAL., OCTOBER, 1912 No. 1 Kq JOTys io I HEARD Him in the dropping of tlie rain, I felt Him in tiie swelling of the sea, I knew His lips when harshness gave me pain, His love in all love, for love He was to me. And when the dawn rose ruddy or was gray, And when the sun set idly in the sea, I felt upon my weary cheek the spray; ' Twas all the freshness of His love for me. A hand in mine ? His hand in mine, no more ; A cheek ' gainst mine His cheek I said must be. And thus we wandered by the sounding shore, I listening while His wavelets spoke to me, Spoke of His wrath, spoke of His love. His fears, That though I kissed I still might Judas be, And if I kissed once more, while fell my tears. My tears were love and He my love to me. Down through the streets where hums the busy town We passed, I loving. He loved with me. A poor man begged, I answered with a frown; He left me there with my iniquity. — Courtenay Price.