Georgetown Preparatory School - Cupola Yearbook (North Bethesda, MD)

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The Blue and Gray our kind, patient teachers who taught us just about all we know. We thank you, Georgetown Prep-Our Alma Mater -and there is not one of us who is not proud to have been one of your members. We are your sons, you are our 'Nourishing Mother'. Maybe in years to come, we will come back to you, walk once more through your lovely halls. But for the present-FAREWELL TO GEORGETOWN PREP! 1. 'XL 4 -bn .Lf sg :GD5 57' 145 ZS? V , , ' QE fra 5, E' ff 25

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The Blue and Gray by Rev. Joseph B. O'Connell, SJ. And it is with a feeling of genuine sorrow that we part with him, for in Father O'Connell the Class of '35 sees the perfect priest, teacher, and man. Truly a friend of all the boys, Father O'Connell spent many tedious hours making plans to aid the weaker students of our group and devising means to make his classes more pleasant. His classes were indeed a joy to attend-in so far as attending classes can be called joyous--and we are sure that, search as you may, there never will be found one whom we so respect and like as Father O'Connel1. We continued our Spanish under Father Perez-Vargas who enlivened the class greatly by his quick wit and ardent desire to help us. Mr. Belknap taught us French, while Mr. Roman ably handled Modern History. Mr. Gardner saw us through a half year of Trigonometry and made an other- wise exceedingly dull class very interesting. This year naturally saw many of our members on the gridiron, court and diamond and the members of the golf and tennis squads covered themselves with glory. And now it is done. Four happy years. Four years in which we learned many things. Four years of pleasant con- tact with one another. Four years with very few moments which are not real joys to remember. But our Class History would not be complete without some mention of our guiding spirit, the man who became endeared to us from the moment we entered the portals of the school-our Headmaster, Rev- erend Robert S. Lloyd, SJ. May we take this opportunity to thank Father Lloyd for all he has clone for usg to thank 24

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Patrons and Patronesses The Editors of THE BLUE AND GRAY extend their most sincere thanks to the kind friends whose generosity made possible this fine Senior Issue. Mr. and Mrs. james A. Branch Mr. and Mrs. Franklin V. Canning Doctor and Senora Hector David Castro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Curran Dr. and Mrs. William E. Dettweiler Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Driscoll Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Eichenlaub Mrs. Irene W. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley Mrs. James E. Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hannon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Jenney Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Keating Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Kiser Major General and Mrs. Harry Lee, U. S. M. C. Marchese and Marchesa Alberto Rossi Longhi Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. William A. McGowan Hon. and Mrs. Stephen McMahon 26