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

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AMONG THOSH PRESENT 179

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ScolfJ Ml to nV iC Dc.mond, W M. l )R 1 L1 . (.0. IMI ll.l. an), D oloncy, onahu McGr c Cco-chair ath, Davis man), Mislur and Lombard Seniors at fimt THE week end of May 2, 1Q47 will linger long in the memory of the Class of 1Q47. The Senior Ball, a Tea Dance, a Lawn Part ' and many group get- togethers were all happily enjoyed during those few precious days. The Congressional Country Club, deep-set in Maryland ' s lo ely rolling countryside, was the attractive setting for the Senior Ball. The spacious dance floor, pulsing with the rhythm of the swa ing cou- ples, and ornate with blue-eyed innocence in billowing gowns, was like a drifting cloud borne along on the sweet strains of Richard Himber s orchestra. Co-Chairmen Don Dona- hue and Knobby Walsh, ably assisted b - John Mislan, Jerry McGrath, Peter Baker, Jimmy Mundell, Jake Loftus, Pete Desmond, Kemp Devereux, Jack Moloney and Ted Lom- bard, merited and received the abiding grati- tude of the Senior Class and their guests. The Tea Dance, held at the Kennedy-Warren the following afternoon, was highlighted with the music of Jack Morton. Feet were still nimble, and hearts were still aglow, despite the long hours of merriment the night before. With regret, in fact, the last melodic strains died away as the clock ticked seven. Came Sunday and the Lawn Party on the Campus — cool breezes, restful benches, refreshing punch and endless rounds of chatter all contributed to history and happy memories of the 1947 Sen- iors at home.

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THESE ALSO MADE IT!