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

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K IIEAN HINTIIN 1

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llllllll Tlll ini i is We, The graduafring class oT l948, dedicaTe This issue oT The Belle of The Blue To P. P. ThornTon. IT There is anyone on The campus who Thoroughly por- Trays The True spiriT oT 6eorgeTown College, iT is Mr. ThornTon. l-lis worlc oT superinTending The buildings and grounds oT our campus Takes TirsT place in The liTe oT This busy man. l-le knows ThaT happiness and conTenTmenT come Through service To oThers, and Tinds The Time and The maTerial To help wiTh any sTudenT underTalcing. l-le is Thorough in his work, inTelligenT in his decisions, and undersTanding oT The men and women who are under his supervision. The progress of The college and The well-being oT The sTudenTs are oT major imporTance To him. l-le is ia lcind, TaiThTul and unselTish ChrisTian. l-le is a genTleman, a True GeorgeTonian. A llll 1. .eggg

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jidufe lf is difficulf fo give iusf fribufe fo Dean l-linfon. Georgefown College was his life. l-le was a sfudenf, an afhlefe, an insfrucfor and an adminisfrafor. Dean was a sfraighf fhinlcerg his acfions were iaccurafe. l-le was known, loved, admired and respecfed by all who lcnew him. l-le won a repufafion for himself because of his fairness and square-shoofingf' Throughouf fhe years Dean l-linfon remained faifh- ful fo fhe college, ifs ideals. ifs scholasfic sfanding, and ifs relafionship fo educafional organizafions and fhe denominafion. We are personally indebfed fo him for his daily influence, his firm belief and confi- dence in us. Through him we learned fhe purposes. fhe plans and fhe ideals upon which fhe college was founded, for fhe Dean was Georgefown. I-le was a genuine friend upon whom we all could depend. In behalf of all fhe sfudenfs. fhe faculfy, fhe ad- minisfrafion and fhe denominafionf' Dr. l-lill con- ferred upon Dean l-linfon. Summa Cum Laude.