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

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JOSEPH F. MANLEY, 3 tp qi DUNMORE, PENNA. Y.-Pres. fly Some there are who have the open sesame of success in whatever they undertake. We marvel at the so-called good fortune which attends their every effort, and then, one day we realize that it is only a happy mixture of whole-hearted endeavor and a genial persona,lity. Nothing daunted by the onerous requirements of the Dental course, -loeq not only elected to fathom its scientific perplexities, but found ample time for class and other interests. XVhen in the future the scroll of Alina Mater's ll D. S.'s is placed in the llall of Fame, we doubt not that the naine of -loseph li Manley will enjoy a most con- spicuous a,nd honored position. ANTHONY G. MILLER, 511 Q ERIE, PENNA. Claris Treasurer, Cll Senior Prom Reasonably stout, black hair, brown eyes, he is quite handsome. His smile and bubbling good humor are twins. lle has the absolute confidence of the entire student body in any of his undertakings. He always attempts to find the good in people z1,nd earnestly believes in forgetting their faults. XVe are only too proud to call him a Georgetown man. JOSEPH FRANCIS MURPHY, E tp 111 jERsEY CITY, N. I. Kilztss Treasurer C21 C33 C-lj St. Peters Prep and College lllurphy-to the world we introduce Murph as a man of pluck who has met and subdued the perils of Georgetown courses and discourses. lle ha,s turned discouragenients into success and now goes forth into the broad tield of Dentistry with a big vision. Here is 11 ladies' man from the word go, The fact that he hails from jersey City does not hinder him from standing well with the fair sex. A man with in- genuity and persistcncy should do well in his chosen work.

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ARCHIE E. MacDONALD Xizwvokr, R. I. lfditor-in-Lfliicf Literary Society Macllonalds college career embodies the spirit of Nothing second best. Ile has conclusively proven his abilities in many respects, having played a con- cientious part in every phase of student activity. his marked ability of leadership has been brought to the forefront. lie is a man of big democratic ideals of service. He's strickly 'ion the squareu and wears the stainless garments of a gentleman. JAMES J. MCGUIRK, W Q Ximts. OIIII3 University Prom -lim Mcfiuirk is the kind of a fellow that every one likes, good looking. good natured and capable, that describes him. Look where you will into college life and you will find jimi smiling and full of pep. But he always has plenty of time left from all his work and activities to keep solid with the girls, for when jim gets decked up a,nd steps out amongst the fair ones he may well deem his winning smile irresistible. JAMES EDWARD MAHONEY, 511 S2 Nxrick. Mass. flass Secretary, C15 C25 C35 C43 jim is a good student and a well-rounded man. He has a good insight into the fine points of Dentistry and is always readv to discuss some new point. He is a forceful speaker and a lea,der of men. His foundation of Dentistry coupled with his ability and personality, will make -lim one of the leading dentists of the country.

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FRANCIS W. NASH, A E A ELMIRA, N. Y. Yice President KZJ C31 C-lj YY. M. 135 C41 Literary Society Beneath a, happy, amiable, carefree air and a broad and joyous grin, Frank with his agreeable and gener- ous disposition and a whole-hearted impetuosity, car- ries a nature that can be as serious as his loyalty to his friends is deep, and a character that is marked by dependability and a scrupulous care a,s to sincerity and principle. This with his love of a good time and good fellowship make him the best of company under both the most trying and pleasant conditions. Suc- cess in any undertaking in life is sure to follow a combination of such a,dmirahle qualties. JAMES L. PURCELL, E tp fb lltwuoki-2, l'ENN.x. llUl'IlU0l0 lligh Sclmol XYharton School of lfinanee Class llistorizm tl! Q33 t-ll Since -lim is historian and a bit backward about telling about himself, the following remarks are a record of what his class-mates say of him. He is possessed of a forceful and a most appealing per- sonality. A fellow who is versatile to the nth degree. lle is blesed with a brilliant mind. ln conversation his words fairly scintillatc. lle is :i most diligent and naturally a successful student. XYords in short fail us in what we want to say of -lim, for he has all those qualities which one must have to succeed, and succeecl is, indeed, what -lim will do. JOHN JOSEPH REIDY, .x s A Sl'NlNllFIEl.l7, Mass. University l'rom .loe possesses that indehnable charm-personality. ln him we see the jolly good fellow and the serious minded man mixed in exactly the right proportions. And you noticed the sleek and prosperous look he is beginning to assume? The only one who will be a,ble to beat him will be the income Tax Collector. Mas- sachusetts rearctl him, Georgetown claimed and cherished him, and the Class of '23 is proud of his acquisition.