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

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acknotuledgments To Mr. John D. Stapleton, Hditor-in-Chief. who was unsparing of el ' lort and unstinting ol time, in his eager desire to maintain the standard set by the Domesday Booke in the past. The casual reader, in skimming through the pages of this book, cannot adequately appreciate the patience, thought, deliberation and pains- taking care exacted of Mr. Stapleton, through the many months consumed in the compilation of these same pages. To Mr. Alstin O ' Connor, Associate Editor, for his read and steadfast cooperation in planning layouts, his efficiency in procuring articles, and for his dependability in meeting the deadline of printer and engraver. To Mr. Peter Desmond, Business Manager, and his staff, for their genuine and substantial contribution to the all-important financial phase of this publication. To Mr. Thomas O ' Keefe, Literary Editor, for having ably and diplomatically cut, censored, and revised articles covering extracurricula activities, organizations and societies. To Mr. James Joy, Photographic Editor, for taking developing and printing the many candid and group action pictures, that constitute a goodly part of this book. To Mr. Tibor Kerekes, Jr., for our featured story of the North American Martyrs — an article interesting in detail, scholarly in style, and indicative of diligent research. To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Chief of Staff , United States Arniy, for his gracious and heartfelt dedica- tion of the 1947 Domesday Booke to the sons of Georgetow n, w ho died in World War 1 1 . To Mr. Daniel J. Berrigan, S.J., for his keenly emotional poem, Martyrs ' Last Hour. composed expressly for the 1947 Domesday Booke. To Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Flannelly, of St. Patrick ' s Cathedral, N l ' , for his ready permission to photo- graph the Pontifical Mass, celebrated in honor of the North American Martyrs. To Rev. Charles L. Coolahan, S.J., for expeditiously furnishing necessary information on the Faculty. To Rev. Lawrence R. McHlgh, S.J., for thoughtfully arranging schedules for pictures of class groups. To Rev. Nicholas A. Klnkel, S.J., for helpfully supplying equipment from the Discipline Office. To Rev. John Conniff, S.J., of Scranton Uni ersity, and the Boston Post, for kindly furnishing pictures of out-of-town football games. To Sister Mary Aloysils, for her unhesitating cooperation in taking pictures of Georgetown from the site of Georgetown Visitation Con ent. To Mr. William E. Brown, Jr., of Thomsen-ElUs-Hutton Co., Pruiters. of Baltimore, Md,, for his invaluable assistance throughout the year, as well as his cheerful indulgence and constructi e suggestions during the many conferences centering on the production of this edition. To Mr. Gordon Brightman, oijahn Oilier Engraving Co., Chicago, 111 , for his depth of interest and insight into our problems, and for his originality of ideas in planning layouts. To Mr. Joseph Tillitson, Artist, for the drawings of the four martyrs, especially designed for our division pages, and for the thumbnail sketches, hand lettering and scroll borders that appear at frequent intervals. To Miss Anne McCarthy, of the Zamsky Studios, Philadelphia, Pa., for her patience, ingenuity, and liberal service rendered in taking the individual Senior portraits. To the Washington Post, for glossy prints of local basketball games. To Mr. Andrew J. May, of Harris-Eiving, Photographers, for free access to their extensise files. To Mr. William Walsh, Hoya Staff Photographer, for his effecti e assistance in emergencies. To VIr. Martin Qltgley, Jr., for his responsive loan of glossy prints of the Sailing Club. To the Drapato Stldios, of New ' ork and Chicago, for their unselfish permission to use a set of four color process plates. To Mr. Joseph Costa, of King Features Syndicate, .Y., for detailed ser ice rendered in taking the koda- chrome, that is reproduced in the four colored frontispiece. To all of our Advertisers, for their unfailing response to our appeal, and without whose financial assistance, this book would have come off the press, bereft of many of its costly features. Charles J. Foley, SJ., .Moderator

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