Georgetown University - Ye Domesday Booke Yearbook (Georgetown, DC)

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EUGENE A. COSTELLO HAzLEToN, PA. NVish', Coss By the grace of God I am what I am, This scion of an old-line Hibernian family, hails from the anthracite coal mining center of Pennsyl- vania. A rugged, persistent individual, with a dogged determination to see the finish of anything that had been started-win or lose-as exemplihed when Castinelli one day mandamused the entire complement of otlicials in a certain governmental de- partment to secure the required attention. A big- hearted' likeable chap, generous, full of fun and good nature and an orator of no mean ability. Inventor of the collapsible base-drum. Good luck, Coss ! J. FENDALL COUGHLAN, E N fb W0oos1DE, MARYLAND lllackil Georgetown Union Maryland State Club Carrol Congress Junior Prom Committee True as steel, sincere and independent From out of the State of Maryland have come to Georgetown men of whom the University is proud. None could ha,ve shown more adaptability for the law, more ability to grasp its principles, or more reason in expounding them than has Fendall. Not content with being a fine student, Fendall has demon- strated a diversity of ability by frequently drawing from the fountain of social activity, where he has proved himself to be no less masterful. FRANK W. DALEY, A X New HAVEN, CONN. at ,lkn Frat Treasurer. Freshman Class Freshman Smoker Committee Prom Committee C15 C25 Law Journal Staff C11 Q25 Presiclent, Connecticut State Club Blessed is he who has found his work, let him ask no other blessedness XVhen Frank tossed a coin to see whether it would be Law or Medicine, Dame Fortune smiled upon Law, and Medicine was the sad loser. His early education and associations with Connecticut's leading politicians have equipped him with a wealth of knowledge of human nature, which is destined to win many cases for him. Frank is one of that rare a,nd admirable type that look upon study as a pleasure, and who are not content with anything short of success in whatever they undertake. VVith his mag- netic personality and sterling character, we are sure Frank will realize his greatest ambitions,

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W. EARLE CRAIG l 1i11-AoEi.1'111A, PA. A 'fXVcs', Gcorgetmvu Union Carrol Congress Still rims the wafer fvlzcrc the brook is deep After attending the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University, both in his native city, Earle decided to take up the study of law, and he very judiciously chose Georgetown, and while here has assimilated the law with painstaking care. A good- natured fellow with a pleasant manner, he has en- deared himself to his class-mates. May success at- tend your every effort. A volume of farewells and good wishes are with you. THEODORE J. COLLINS, E N YD ANACONDIA, TXTONT. 'fTed Frcslxman Smoker Committee Senior Prom Committee Montana State Club Senior Debating Society His fr'z'cm1's have 601110 to him 1llZS01lgI1tU From out where a, manis a manu-even as Young Lochinvar-so came our Ted. Graced as he is with a pleasing personality, a keen sense of humor, an inherent desire for fair play and square dealing, and a thorough knowledge of the law gained by study, patience and perseverance, Ted cannot but go far toward success in life. It is hard to think that we may never again hear his cherry Halla, boy, and it is our hope that we may at some time in the future renew the friendship, which will remain un- broken by time or distance. J. ROBERT coNRoY NEW BRITAIN, CoNN. KiJ'ir1-177 'love mc, low my dog Serious student, jolly good fellow and staunch friend, is Bob. After taking a whack at the Hun, Bob packed a grip and in company with his very distinguished and much decorated dog, Stubby, set sail for VVashington. He spent a year at Catholic University, but switched to Georgetown. He is well up in the ranks of the leading lights and is destined to perform in those halls of justice where frock coats and spats are the order of the day. The precedents of Connecticut are due for a profulgent explication. He carries back with him the best wishes of all.

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JOHN T. DALY, 1- 1-1 1' Sl'RlNtQFlEl,D, Mixss, .lzwk Nlassaclliisvttls State tnlnhl l HZ l U7 Smoker Connuittccfll Q25 QU Prom Committee C23 Tha fest lIIltlfTl'fI1t'l'lj' deeds in royal men arc lvcniilig ruitlz lzzzzlzilifyu lf we were to page jack as he would have it, it would not be justice to the greatest half-back that ever donned the togs'l at old Perdue. 1-le has linked capability with humility, kindness with happiness. Put these in the crucible of time and light the Bunsen burner of trial and temptation, and there you will find in the last analysis-those elements that cemented the hearts of all who know him as a pal and friend. The mills of the successful gods grind slowly--but mark it down in the annals of your memory that -lack Daly will carry the ball through the line for a touchdown regardless of opposition. TIMOTHY , A 09 QD l,iL'RI.lNt2'1'0N, YT. urlqlllln Editorial Staff Ye Domesday llooken C31 l'rom Q15 CM Historian C25 I am ctw' gzzidcd by my c011scz'v11cr--11of my fancy This blithe, debonair, and dignified New Eng- lander, entered the portals of Georgetown, after hav- ing run the gauntlet of student activities at Holy Cross, from whence he emerged, armed with the coveted A. B. During his years of study he has laid a foundation of learning, tempered with sound logic. He has developed a keen acumeng an ability to reason adroitly and with promptitude: and a enviable pellucid foresight. Perfectly at ease in the drawing- room, ball-room, school or court room, yet cloaked with a mantle of modesty and restraint. XVe shower our best wishes for a brilliant and successful career upon one who so justly merits them. J CHARLES A. DAVIS .XI.ExixNnRI.x, VA. Charlie l.aw Alonrnal Staff fll In year.: young. yft in thought HItIfIlI'!'U lYhile he may be one of the youngest in the class. if not the baby member. he is but nineteen. Charlie llavis proved to us that he is one of the brightest.. when he won the coveted prize for leading' the class of over four hundred members in our first year. He has started right and we feel assured that he will continue to be eminently successful, and offer him our sincere best wishes for the future.