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

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CHARLES BAKER LOWNDES EASTON, l5'lARYLAND Charlie Gaston Dcbating Society C15 College Debating Team C15 Philodemic Debating Society C25 C35 C45 Merrick Debate C45 Journal Staff C15 C25 Publicity Board C35. Asst. Mgr. Baseball cap Vice-President Gaston Debating Society C15 Second llonors, Class C35 Class Secretary C45 Seniors can as a rule show much to their pride, four gold stripes on the sleeves of their coats, signi- fying the years they have labored for their degrees, but when only three stripes are found an uninformed observer may wonder. Charlie is one of our three- stripers, having overhauled us in our junior year. He has always been classified as a brilliant student, as his activities on debating teams and his collection of medals show. THOMAS ANTHONY MAHONEY FAL1. RIVER, lXlAss. Toni Class Treasurer C15 Class Baseball C15 C25 C35 C45 VVhite Debating Society C15 C25 Toni, you know, is going to be the Marshall Field of New England. As years roll or jump like Alex- ander of old, grieving' at the loss of new fields to conf quer, he will, after the fashion of all successful men, retire. To Tom, there is no place better suited for retiring than good old Nainoshang, where one may boat, golf, swim, etc., undisturbed by conventionali- ties. Here in idle moments he will hearken back to the hours spent in Georgetowifs l5ehnonico's. AUGUSTINE DUNNE MALLEY IJORCIIESTER. MAss. uBuSJ: uOWg:J Varsity Football Teain C15 C25 C35 C45 Varsity Baseball Team C25 C35 C45 Varsity Track Squad C15 C25 Class President C15 VVhitc Debating Society C15 Sec. Rifle Association C35 Class llaskctball C15 C25 C35 C45 i5'lCllllJEf Student Council C15 O sleep it is cz blessed thing, Beloved from Pole to polcf' NVQ cannot vouch for the esquimeaux beatitudes upon this subject nor for the praises which the in- habitants of the Southern Polar regions will say about this, but we do know that Rus has voci- ferously voiced his approbation of the gentle thing that slid into his soulfl Lest you gain a false impression of Bus let it be recorded here that he has successfully guarded the keystone sack for three years and has uneannily picked his holes on the grids iron for four years. A versatile athlete, hale fellow, that's Bus and we wish him best of luck.

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LEO BERNARD HARVEY f'AA'A '- 'W 'A ' Leif 'W A 'J Philodemic C4J Glee Club C45 Class Basketball C43 Leo left our House at the Falls during his senior vear and came into our midst. He made friends ex- tremely easy and was not long in becoming a real member of the class. Into every occasion he entered with an enviable spirit and he was perfectly capable to enter any affair. There are a few things which have caused this son of Niagara no end of discomfort. Paul Whiteman made him an offer to play the drums at the Palais Royal and the Celtics have made him an astoundingly good offer. Both of these had to give way to the pursuit of elusive intelligence. The wheels of time are forever grind- ing onward, rewarding the just even as they punish the evil, so be brave through your trials, Leo, be brave. ALBERT HENRY KIRCHNER XVASIIINGTON, D. C. Chick Vtllitc Debating Society CU C22 V. l'. xV2l.SlllllgtUll Club CSJC-lj Smoker k.0lllllllftCC CZJ C31 Rifle Team C21 C35 C41 Iiidwcll Medal C31 Captain R. O. T. C. C45 If you think Chick is quiet and retiring when you first meet him-just wait till somebody starts an argument. Or if somebody else doesn't, he will. Always a brilliant student, Chick couldn't find enough in Philosophy to keep him busy, so this year finds him combining with Senior his first year at the Law School. And lest Freshman Humility be in- compatible with Senior Dignity, Chiek's class-mates in the Law School raised him to the presidency of the class. Real affection and the best of good wishes from professors and school fellows will ever go on- ward and upward with him. CLAIBORNE WATKINS LAFFERTY LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS The Duke of Arkansas, gentlemen-and make it Arkan-sa'1', or you have an argument on your hands. Abie is chiefly distinguished by the marks he pulls, and his voice-witness his musical record. But lest we forget, his abode is just across the road from Wardnxan, and many a night does he throw a hoof or two. He not only soaks in knowledge, but is no slouch at giving it out, While he never tried hard at journalism while here, the bit we have seen shows him to be a clever writer. Arkansas will gain with no doubt, a good man, and we guarantee our 'fAbie.

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1 . . MARTIN ELWOOD MALONEY XV,x'1'1-3Rl.oo, New YORK - YY ... - V - ..si1artu,,,4,B,f,u1:1, Y WY' Y - rn ,JAM , lloya', C15 C25 Managing Editor C35 Class Football C15 C25 Calculus Medal C25 Class Basketball C15 C25 C35 C45 G2-SKUII C15 C25 Philodemic C45 Varsity Cheer Leader C45 Managing liditor College Staff Ye Domesday Boukew ' This famous man is Martin Maloney, varsity cheer leader, pride of Vvaterloo, but why use a tub of ink relating his accomplishments. Oh yes, indeed, diverse are the qualities from the lad of the town of Napoleons Nemesis. In his spare moments he is kept busy trying to make the lNlarQand unit of the North Rolling Squadron run. Understand that after the completion of his engineering course Mart is going to bridge both the Atlantic and Pacific, so you can go around the world in Q0 days in a unit of the Rolling Squadron. FRANK MALOY STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. 'l5Vhiteyl' Gaston Debating Society C25 Chairman Senior Ring Committee C35 Class Baseball C25 C35 C45 Class Basketball C25 C35 C45 Business Manager of the Hoya C45 Editor, Arts and Science Dept of Ye Domesday Booke C45 Chairman Senior Prom Committee C45 The closet door broke open and out tumbled the Illaloy family skeleton and here is where we rattle the bones and expose the whiteehaired boy from Staten Island, who in these pages has stolen Max C5ser's stuff. As to the future-Wfhitey, although he is part owner of the Mission, Georgetowns home for the outcast, is going to offer the 5 and IO cent King plenty of competition when he circulates his slogan: 'l'hree for a quarter. ROBERT- CALDWELL MCCANN BANGOR, l5lAINE lKBObJ! l'l'esident ot' Philoclemic Sweiety- C45 . President of the Yard C45 Gaston Debating Society C15 C25 Merrick Debate C45 President of RiHe Association C45 Ritle Team C25 C35 C45 Captain, R. O. T. C. C45 U Chairman Freshman Tea Dance C15 Try to mention anything in the past four years around Georgetown-and Bob was in it. Doing three men's work most of the time, his tireless energy led to one of the most successful years the A. A. has had. And yet he had enough spare time to keep his place as a sterling orator, a leader ill the R. O. T. C. and the rifle team, and to engage in interclass athletics. Success is before him-and we all wish him the bungalow, flivver and happy family of his dream. ff2Y ' A