George and GeorgyGirl
WHAT IS A GEORGE?
What do men say that I am? Some say a one-man underground, others say a radical Weekly, while others call me the “un-newspaper.”
What do I say that I am? I don’t say. I’m just GEORGE.
– GEORGE the 6th
The now-mysterious George appeared in 1968 or 1969 or possibly 1970, sometimes brightly colored, often hand-illustrated, full of news, gossip, poetry, and more. This digital collection showcases the mimeographed cut-and-paste style; some pages are faded and difficult to read. While we don't know much about George's birth, he was clearly a well-loved fixture during his brief time at Fontbonne. Here you can also find his sister Georgygirl, possibly a tongue-in-cheek response to George's often self-serious tone.
Please let us know about your memories of George. We'd love to learn more!
N.B. The items in these collections reflect the attitudes, perspectives, and beliefs of different times. Neither the library nor the university endorses the views expressed in these collections, some of which may contain materials offensive to some readers. If you have questions or concerns about anything in the repository, please contact us: griffinshare@fontbonne.edu / 314-889-1417.
