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

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:sis-erggffigxgif QW N illnrnunrh. 'Any gg., i ND now all that remains for us to do at the conclusion of four 'B' lgw, Q years at Georgetown is merely to bow gracefully, make our exit fefffi ,Q and say adieu. In the pages which follow, we have attempted to portray briefly a part of the life of Georgetown, of which we have been an integral part for four years, but we know how inadequately we have accomplished our task, and how insignificant these pages are to reality. VVe have attempted to assume a role, not that of a golden-curled Poly- anna, treating whimsical platitudes, nor at the other extreme, that of a Mother Grundy in a rocking chair, casting a cold, harsh eye and voicing a satirical note over the environment of the Hilltop, but to render honestly and truth- fully an account of the Class of 1923. We have completed this work, not with a feeling of satisfaction, nor without a knowledge of our limitations, but as it isg we offer it to you with the sincere hope that you will derive some of the pleasure in reading that we enjoyed in being so fortunate as to be able to leave a testimonial of our four years as Georgetown men. FRANK MALOY, Editor. Department of Arts and Science. X. -- :. ge' X ew te X-Y www snag'

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