Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Q -,.' I, wtf oo ,se ,,:,,,-so 'tw QW' ,!', no -, Q THE PRESIDENTS GREETINGS Loyola University is celebrating its twentieth birthday as a university in this year of grace nineteen hundred and twentyfnine. In reviewing the contents of this year book I am struck with the evidence of achievement recorded or implied for such a brief span of university life. I am more impressed when I recall what meager and insufficient material resources have gone to the founding and the developing of the University. It seems to me that the patrons of higher education, that the enlightened citizens who see the vital need of such institutions, that the devoted sons and daughters and friends of Loyola University should handle and read this year book with deep gratitude to God and to the men who are chiefly responsible for the establishment and development of this University. They should be elated with a sense of hope that what has been done is a secure promise of what will be accomplished. It is a great satisfaction to me to look into this carefully edited and artistically printed book and reflect on the swift and solid progress which has been made and to look forward to the carrying out of plans contemplating a growth which will be a living development of what has been so wisely planted and so faithfully watered and so lovingly cultif vated. May the future Loyolans mirror, as this book does, the ever growing and beneficient influence of Loyola University! U 0 Page tiuevityfjive .Z-ij:-Q il ' ' '