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

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SFAPLETON AND FR. FOLEY GO OVER ■ DLMMY atmosphere conducix ' e to orderly effort, con- tinued application and possibly, inspiration. Only those who actively contributed to this year ' s edition realire the amount of time, effort and thought that it called forth, as well as the number of conferences and dis- cussions with printer, engrax ' er, and photog- rapher that it entailed. The reader sees but the finished product, the printed and pictured page, little realizing that man - an hour was spent upon gathering the material, arranging and rearranging the layout of each single page that can be glimpsed in an instant. It was hard work, lacking the incentive of a weekly or monthly publication, where one can see the finished product each week or each month, and be spurred on to greater effort with each succeeding issue. The Yearbook Staff must work along in the dark, as it were, from the beginning of the school ear to the end, hopefully awaiting their brain child and totally unaware of the general reaction. We beg your indulgence, if we have not come up to our expectations. We ga e the book the best that was in us. DEAD LINE NEAR

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loHN D. Stapleton. Editor Peter H. Desmond, Business Manager Charles J. Foley, S.J., Moderator Austin J. O ' Connor. Managing Editor Thomas P. O ' Keefe. Literary Editor 175

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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY One Hundred and Forty-Eighth Annual Commencement Monday, June 9th MCMXLVII at Five, Afternoon