Georgetown College - Belle of the Blue Yearbook (Georgetown, KY)

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FOR DNORD Time may yellow the pages of the book of life or make the eyes blear' and unseeingg but time makes memory more vivid. In early life, man lives in the future g in later years he recalls past experiences and in old age he lives almost wholly in the past. Man's future is benefited by his past experiences and the experi- ences of others that have been transmitted to him through the pages of history. The 1940 Belle of the Blue is a brief but, we hope, an accurate his- tory of one year at Georgetown College. Perhaps it will reinstate pleasant occurrences of a very happy period of life. It is well to live in the past as its pages are turned and to enjoy a few minutes of poignant remin- iscence. May it also be useful as a record of past situations that will illuminate future vistas. CONTENTS THE COLLEGE, THE ADMINISTRATION, THE CLASSES SPORTS, FEATURES, ORGANIZATIONS, PUBLICATIONS ALUMNI, ADVERTISEMENTS.

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DEDICATION Each man's own greatness is measured by the influence he has exerted on the lives of others. We feel that through the art of music Dr. C. Frederick Bonawitz has made life richer and fuller for his students and associates. For his loyal devotion to his task, and for his untiring efforts, we, the staff of the Belle of the Blue take pleas- ure in dedicating this issue to Dr. I C. Frederick Bonawitz. DR C FREDERICK BONAWITZ After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania with the degree of D.D.S., Dr. Bonawitz studied in Vienna and Rome and for two years trav- eled and sang in Germany. The following year he studied in Paris. Returning to the United States, he joined the faculty of Atlanta Con- servatory. He later taught at Brenau College, Gainesville, Georgia, and at the Peoria Musical College. During the World War, Dr. Bonawitz served in the Italian army as liaison officer with the rank of Captain. For distinguished service rend- ered during this Period, he was decorated with the Cavalieri della Corona d'Italia and the Bronze Red Cross medal. After traveling over the United States for several seasons with the Chatauqua and Lyceum circuits, Dr. Bonawitz came to Georgetown in 1920. He and Mrs. Bonawitz live near the College on Hollyhock Lane. Their married life is as romantic to their friends as is the story of their first meeting in Vienna.