Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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Final selections are made from layout samples. The 1944 Courtier staff, having received a camera as a gift from Rev. Charles McGee, Army Chaplain and former instructor at the College, began an educational project which, l JANET RUSH Literary editor with the cooperation of succeeding staffs has proven itself worthwhile in every way. ln 194-5, The Courtier was responsible for pro- viding equipment for a dark roomr, in 1946, the staff sponsored a course of lessons in pho- tography under the direction of Mr. Leonard Goldenhaum and this project was furthered in 1947. It is through the efforts of these, our predecessors, that the college publication has benefited greatly and many students have learned the art of photography in all its phases. This year, we shall leave the means for our successors to purchase a typewriterg an addition which will be deeply appreciated. 184-

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please and satisfy you Sister Giovanni, for only with your approval of our work will we con- sider our efforts rewarded. In years to come, we shall not he ahle to turn to this yearbook without remembering the part you played in seeing it to completion. For this, our most sin- cere uthank you . We wish also to express our gratitude to all those who had a share in this publication: the photographers, the publishers, and the advertisers without whose cooperation we could not have succeeded. At this time, too, the opportunity arises to congratulate the mod- erators and the stall' of the 1947 Courtier who achieved the outstanding UAH American award from the National Scholastic Press Association. BARBARA GAYNOR Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .,........,..... BARBARA GAYNOR Assistant Business Managers .,......., BARBARA DOTI Mary Ann McHugh Doris Grossmann Audrey McLaughlin Ida Squatrito Eileen Brady MARGEE FOLEY Gerry Minturn .lane Kane Claire Roth Marie Roth Peggy Cleary ,.4h if N-.1 if 7-in gg A., Nx- if WX N T?- 1'I-ikt 4 --4. Balancing the budget is of no little importance to the business staff. s'4

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XVe, the staff, have attempted to encompass 'within these pages not only those events which the Seniors will treasure but also a memorable record of college life for the underclasslnen. This was our goal as we outlined the yearhookg if we have achieved it, if you, the Student Body will treasure this edition of The Courtier, we will consider our project a success. We know that even as we now write, the yearbook will he in future years the only tangihle reminder of our college life. But we hope, too, that it will he a unifying element: one which will keep us close to Alma Mater and the principles for which it stands and from which we have derived the theme for the 1948 Courtier. ADELIN E FALIVENE Courtier photographer It's the little things that count is proven by the picture props.