College of the Holy Cross - Purple Patcher Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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ice Presidents Form Bock bone 0 Hob Croix Incorporated Holy Cross Inc. maintains offices primarily on Mahogany Row. It is not listed on either the New York or American Stock Ex- changes and remains relatively unknown even to some of the people it affects most closely, including a majority of the students. In spite of its low visibility, however, the Corporation has been in existence for over 125 years, and in a manner that is today en- lightened, efficient, and thoroughly professional. Between this rather imposing structure and our Holy Cross are the middlemen. With the President, they are responsible for the advances that have been made in the immediate past and are still going on in balancing the budget, working for development, and improving the curriculum. In a sense, they are a new regime. The nature of their commitment to Holy Cross is certainly more difHcult to define than that of the student or even the teacher. It can be explained, but only to a point, by professional pride and prestige. Whether they are aiming at making it possible for qualified students of less than limited means to continue to come to Holy Cross, or expanding the Special Studies Office to provide more mean- ingful dimensions to education here, this kind of work involves a genuine feeling for the students and the school. 4. ,s, rf --1 wt v 3:- X ,,.,-uf ,,,,,,,...,.-as '11, .Sl I PU pu-'v '

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qshn . 1.. 1 ..-lb. S 45 'N 4i v V 2 FAR LEFT: John F. O'Keefe, Vice-President for Business Affairs and Treasurer LEFT: Rev. Joseph F. Donohue, Vice-President ABOVE:Wil1iam M. Cousins, Jr., Vice-President for Development and College Relations 23