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

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S seen through the arch of Dahlgren Chapel, the Healy Building forms the eastern boundary of the historic quadrangle. Its upper floors, in addition to providing dormitories for the Freshmen, also form the outlines of Gaston Hall, frescoed in classical motif and named after Georgetown ' s first student, William Gaston, later Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina.

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HE imposing figure of John Carroll, first Archbishop of Baltimore and founder of George- town College, greets every returning alumnus and every chance visitor, who passes through the entrance gates of the University campus. Unveiled in 1912, when the Reverend Al- phonsus J. Donlon, S.J., occupied the President ' s chair, this bronze figure fittingly im- mortalizes a distinguished Priest, Prelate and Patriot. 30

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6corgetottin Chimes Aima Mater ' s tower bells. Our own annals sound, Days of yore their echo tells, Georgetown ' s past unbound. May Cohonguroton s tide. Calm and peaceful be! May our wistful thoughts abide. When we think of Thee! Words and music by Edward P. Donovan, ' it {Respectfully dedicated to the Reverend Daniel E. Power, S.J.) 32