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

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in just spring when the world is mud luscious. Cummings In the spring a young man's fancy turns to love, melancholy, and the wild blue yon- der. And, he has time for none. The call of the outdoors beckons, but students can't afford to answer. Orals, exams, May Day, Graduation all clamor for attention. And attention they have. But, we must confess, so does Spring and the lures it brings. Splmg cleaning fm Piofessoi Tllfold began wlth May Day Queen Miss Kay Vogel recexves con- gxatulatlons at the receptlon honormg her count.

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A fllefm e GEORGBTOWN COLLEGE The refidevzt RUBERT L. A IAPYIST INSTITUTION SINCE FIB! Gzoncrrowu, Kan-rucxr MILLS r ss one-r Dear Geo rgetonian: The graduation of the Class of 1962 marks the completion of Georgetown's one hundred thirty-third year as a degree granting institution. In the deepest sense, Georgetown College is an evidence of faith in your infinite worth as an individual: in your capacity to learn: in your ability to discipline yourself physically, mentally and spiritually: in your creative ingenuityg and in your normal urge to contribute lasting values to mankind. Those of us who serve at Georgetown do so with the conviction that knowledge is essential, obtainable, possible of transmission to others and, when animated by moral and spiritual ideals, becomes a sound basis on which to construct human society. ItUis our sincere hope that you are going forth from Georgetown College determined that in all your relationships with your fellowman you will honor and exemplify those great principles which set the Christian apart. In so doing, you will be fulfilling the ideals of your Alma Mater. Most sincerely, Robert L. Mills 'RLM:ih