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

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' JOSEPH J. O'CONNELL DERBY, CONN. fn-l'Oe!! . Connecticut State Club The law shall be upheld Hailing from a thriving, picturesque municipality in the pioneer State of Connecticutg resolving to one day return and place the town of his birth upon the level which the qua,lities of its citizenry demand, Joe wisely concluded that a thorough legal educa- tion was essential to the course mapped out for his 1ife's work. Georgetown afforded this opportunity and he was quick to seize it. Gifted by nature with a strong personality and having acquired by practice the ability to express his thoughts logically and forcefully, this loyal son of New England is equipped with those characteristics so essential to success in the profession of the Law. A scholar of the first magnitude, a, true and loyal friend, Joe has endeared himself to his class-mates, and it is with regret that we part. ALBERT D. O'CONNOR, A X BAYONNE, N. I. HAI!! New Jersey State Club lfVith the desired C0717idC'7ZCL' of his fellotumcn, his mark in life will bc at!az'11vd NAV' came to Georgetown a boy, but he soon con- vinced his associates that he spoke words of wisdom, and his counsel was eagerly sought because of his high ideals and power of discernment. He has made a ma,rk that all may aim at with the feeling that they have obstacles to surmount and heights to at- tain. He leaves with the best wishes of all behind, and assured success, which he is bound to win, in front. J. L. O,CONNOR, fb A A RENVILLE, MINN. links Laugh and the world laughs with you It is said that the character of a person's thought reflects itself on his face and that a clean, cheerful m-ind molds one's features to express it. Three years of association with 'flinksl' have proven the fact. A ready smile gained for him many friends, demon- strations that he is a man of real worth have added to the legion. Always earliest in his studies, links has acquired an enviable grasp of legal principals and reasoning, with the result that l1is class-mates expect great things of him. Don't fail us you Old Red-lie:1,f,l.

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NUNZI F. NAPOLITANO, 21 N fb Po1t'r1..xNn, BIAINE A Nap llainilton Law Club Rlainc State Flub Senior Dtbating Society Georgetown L'nion 'Hu is as full of valor as of leiiiilizcssy, firizzccly in botli' The Pine 'l'ree State has made many contributions to Georgetown in the way of legal talent, but none more loyal than our own Nap. XVhatever the class has attempted Nap has always been on hand to see that it has gone over the top. Good luck to you, Nap, and may you prove to be in the future what we have always found you to be in the past-fear- less. just, and a faithful defender of right, and may the State of Maine recognize and appreciate in you as we do, an upright disciple of the Law. WALTER J. NILAN HELENgX, MoNT.xN.x 'tWalt Presiilent, F1'CSl1lH2lll Class Smoker fommittee GJ President, Montana State Club Carrol congress C33 Treasurer, Junior Debating Society 113 Prom Vonunittee C23 Executive Committee, Senior Debating Society C35 Ta know Izim is to k710'IL' ll Inari Out of the XVest came XYalt, a living contradic- tion of the old saying, bringing with him a cheery disposition. an enormous capability for work, leader- ship among men, and an earnest desire to win success and honors among his fellow class-mates at old Georgetown. That he has succeeded in the latter can be shown bv the large number he can call friends and by the confidence which they have reposed in him during' the past three years. That he has developed his already clever brain can be judged by his class records. 'iXValt returns to Montana to put into practice those laudihle principles which he has fol- lowed during his course with us. Good luck, XValter. JOHN P. NUGENT, JR. BAYONNE, NEW jERsEY 'flacku Prom Committee KID C21 To nicer him was to seck his fl'ft'llll1S1lif7U 'lack cannot help being handsome, neither can he help attracting the ladies to him. lt can be said to his credit, however, that among the numerous ladies he has attracted, not one has been able to tame him, and he leaves ns, the same carniverous lady killer he was when he ca111e. -lack displayed both judgment and foresight in his Freshman year by a,lig'ning himself with a firm of prominent VVashington at- torneys. The knowledge he gained by thus extending himself is evidenced by his marks in school. XYe predict great accomplishments from Jack, ,I

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g---1- l W-1 AUGUSTINE A. O'DONNELL l'.XXY'1'UCKE'I', R. I. lic1llS'7 lfreshnian Smoker t'onnnittce Junoir lhbating Society junior Prom Coinnnttee Senior Ilebating Society VJ And in llzfe lilflc bulk cz ilzfglzty soul appears Like the State from which he hails, Gus, is a li'l fellerf' But this is true only so far as physique is concerned, for his mental capacity equals that of the intellectual giants of our class. Persevering by na,ture and endowed with a most likable personality, coupled with the ability to apply his well learned principles of the law, Gus goes forth from his Alma Mater ably equipped to tight and win the battle of life. WALTER W. O'DONNELL, I N Cb NOR'l'IIAMl l'0N, Mass. 'fXValt Massachusetts State Club A will fo .vizcc'v.f.v is half the fight lllackstone is dead, but when the Old Bay Sta,te'l sent XValter into our midst it contributed to the Class of '23 a worthy successor to that illustrious legal mind. His thirst for knowledge has led him to pur- sue diligently and faithfully every branch of juris- prudence and success has always been the result of his endeavors. lint XYalter's time has not always been entirely confined to the pursuit of the law as may be attested by the long distance operator, who has been kept busy holding the wires open between XVashington and Chicago. We are certain that the future holds for Vtfalter a great legal career, and that he will be a staunch and true champion of dear old Georgetown. PROCTOR H. PAGE llvmz PARK, XIERIXIONT K6PagCy'7 Senior Smoker f'onnniltee I 11111 41 fmrt of all fvlionz I lzurw' met llou' blessed we are in this day and age, to have with us the genial genius Proctor Page, with his buoyant, ebbulicnt spirit, ever diffusing sunshine and cheer, T'agey quickens our wits and excites our risibilities. fly night a sprig of the Lawg by day, the tonical intluence of our worthy Hconscript fathers on the Hill XYe, who have enjoyed the pleasure of knowing and associating with him throughout our law course, anticipate a very success- ful career in his chosen profession. 1..-