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

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jL H€ picture lives! and as I looli upon Its painted skjes, its Padres, Indian boys, — see the white clouds move, and hear a Don Qall to his rearing horse. The clattering noise Of the JVlission morning awa es the storied past. And in my mind, the stubborn Serra speaks And Qatala prays, while thoughts come thic{ and fast And ta e me to a day the spirit see s. So, subtley ring, towered bells! and from The waiting dust raise up the gathered dead! Marshal the sleeping, while the golden hum Of Spanish voices with music fills the head — Then fades! Another age has lived, and I Am forced to let it pass with but a sigh! FRANCIS SANGUINETTI

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DEDICATION Sixty years ago, Richard A. Gleeson began his Jesuit Novitiate at Santa C lara College. Thus began the life work of The Soul Hunter, the spiritual creditor of literally thousands of people. During that time, REVEREND RICHARD A. GLEESON, S. J., has covered California with his good works; from Loyola High School of Los Angeles, which he founded in 191 1, up the State to Santa Clara, where he was president, 1905-1910, through the duties of several pastorships, to the office of Provincial of California, and then back to his most beloved duties in the Lord ' s Vineyard, whence springs his title, The Soul Hunter. In the words of the poet O ' Day, Fever of city ' s jungle, plague of the streets of sin Bring no halt to our hunter — he bravely plunges in; No danger may stay his hunting wherever a soul ' s to win! ' To his associates there is no secret about his popularity. To them he is simply the most charitable, the most humble , and the most sincere person they have ever known. Santa Clara is proud as we humbly dedicate this book to a man who is a comforter of the afflicted in the only true sense of the term.