The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-03-04


And see the deeds of heroes. bold,
| Deep in the hearts of men I'd look,
| Reading their tales as in book
The glories of the sea and sky,
! Valley and lake and mountain high
Rain and dew and the glinting beam
| OF sunlight. and the sparkling stream
| Through lilied paths and wooded dells
| Or. over hills and craggy fells
| Failing in a diamond spray.
Thus Beauty with mine eyes woulc
play.
Then. PoeSy my mistress be:
Keep me in thy glad company;
Far from anxious toll and care,
Let my footsteps gaily fare
In the pleasant paths of peace.
Where carpirg. sorrow hath surcease,
And stern realities all seem
Transformed into a heavenly dream.
Poesy. these things thou dost give
So with the | mean 10 live.
SCIENCE.
Hence. vain delights and idle dreams.
From Fancy's frivolous school let
forth,
Go. vaunt your mcagre worth
Mid those whose dullness it besee ms,
Whose brains. with thick delusions
fraught.
Are in thy meshes fairly caught.
Mence. Poesy, with thy noisy crew:
Good, sober minds want none of you.
But hail thou Power, sage and bright,
Born of Truth and beauteOus Light!
Science, on thee I love to gaze,
For strength and oTder rule thy ways.
Full-fiOwing robes of every hue,
Thy dignity with grace endue;
While. in thine eyes, | see the CLEAN
OF Wisdom's lamp-o heavenly beam.
Man thou takest by the hand
Leading him DER sea and land:
Marking his spell bound surprise
As he cons the starry skies.
Thou showest him the hidden springs
BY which he may adapt all things
To his own good: how to detect
The active cause of each effect;
Thou giv'st the oDen-sesame
To Natures house of mystery:
Then dost through its mazes guide,
With clarion voice and giant stride.
Science, within thy columned fame.
Where kings of thought majestic reign
The humblest niche I dare not crave:
But only ask that I may have
A lowly place within thy school,
Where creations noblest powers rule
There at thy knee 10 sit and spell
Thy lessons out and hear thee tell
The story of the universe.
Which thou canst verify rehearse,
A story full of Gods great love.
Lifting the mind this world above
To Him whose wisdom rules it all
Who noteth cen the sparrow's fall,
And lists the tiny Insects song;
Yet holds the stars. a myriad throng,
he of hi
This. Science, is thy office grand,
Then, let me thy disciple be,
That God and man my mind may see,
rs the happy years move on apace.
Growing i'm wisdom, age and grace.
Mary Desmond, class of '06. /
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Roll OF honor for the week ending !
Feb. 25 1905:
Senior Observation-Disclosures NJ Nc
)Onough, l.. Guthrie, A. Rotzler, F.. !
)onohue. 1. Kane. F. O'Neill. L. Nc
Hugh, X. McDonough. NJ Desmond
:. Gottestein. ]. McCue. H Ashton,
y. Dodds, P. Golding. L. McKenna, G..
sullivan, L. Leipsiger F. McChrystal,
3. Bonner, l. Smith. NJ. Rose, A. Cas-
alamo. E. Bixby, N. Smith. r. Hew-
tson, l.. Burton. o. Kiser NJ. Carpen-
er, NJ. Franklin, ]. Callahan. V. Baw-
Ell, II. HdSe, VI. DOlOHue, n. W OOu,
}. Fletcher, A. Amonette, A. Cosgrove. /
Junior Departmental Owens. B.
NJ. McDonough, L. White,
:. Hamilton. F. Sullivan, X. Owens, L.
rmstrong, L. Broyles. c. Wood, NJ.
'enner. NJ. Dunn, I. Griffin, D. Kiser,
. Kane, NJ. Gibbons, NJ Butler, A.
NTH. B. Christensen. n. Fitzmaurica
. Schermer, L. Page. G. Mayer, L.
cote, r. Whatley. NJ. Rotzler. B.
rior, B. Seidenfaden, B. Trice ?. +
humphrey. j. Rand. NJ Erdman. G.
rose, E. Frenzen. T. Griffin, E. Rel
an.
Minim Departmental O'Donnell,
. Dillon, Z. Smoot, P. Christensen, a.
rawnlee, NJ. Brown, e. Fogh. V.
aniels. F. Lambert, A. Butler, n.
awe, H. Bemis, L. Golding. H. Hill.
z. Ladd, r. Crater, I. Griffin, S.
base, NJ. Fitzmaurice, H Lambert, ].
unnell, G. Lindsey. L. Griffin. D. :
'hite, NJ. Hughes T. Seeley, M. Lam
Y, G. Delmane, V. DeLoery, D. Gold ;