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

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-N --Q- we -'-Q M+W 'f21 2' - f' jfiw-Mr' ' The inculcation of a training calculated to withstand the onslaughts and exigencies of a work a day sphere is deemed the desideratum of those who would strive to educate the individual, but when the harmonious development of the faculties is supplemented by the unsolicited touch of distinctiveness so dexterously implanted that the recipient remains unaware of the metamor phosis, there results a product which must, even though unasked, reflect unstinted glory upon the skilled touch of the sculptor hand which fashioned the pliant clay. From the well springs of human gratitude there must necessarily be poured a wealth of homage, a concordance of rejoicing and a soul felt promise of remembrance that will call forth benediction as the gentle hand of our adoptive mother is lifted in farewell. NVe depart with an indelible image deeply graven into our consciousness a beacon light which the marks of the years can only leave undiminished and ever brighter g a panacea when ambition seems remote of realization, a spur to further accomplishment when success has smiled. Vale!,' The triumvirate of years has sped with mercury like swiftness to a golden end which is but a beginning, to a terminus but vaguely adamantine enmeshed and canopied with the perile triumphs of aspiring adolescence, unfet tered by the o-nslaughts of actuality and replete with glittering, unsullied hopes No hand would stay the rolling current of events which marked the trans migration from day to month and month to year e'en though a craven heart not yet surfeited by the glamour of school day life, would falteringly voice a wish to be once more an initiate. No patience hath Time for the recalcitrant humors of the dilatory since it be decreed that the precious moments, the hand maidens of vigorous endeavor, must, unforbidden, plunge from the earthly cycle into the arena of eternity, epitomized by conscious effort or degraded by soul accusing inaction. T1Mo'rHY F. DALEY l i fl

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