DePaul Academy - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Foreword It has been the greatest pleasure to present De Paul Academy with this year book, as the Academy enters' its second half-century. We hope that we have been able to meet the requirements of all the students, both scholastically and athletically. We have attempted to cover all phases of a student's life here at De Paul. It is at this point that the staff and I wish to thank Mr. Phee, without whom De Paul Academy would not have such a fine Annual. It has been through his untiring efforts and patience with us that we have been enabled to turn out this book. De Paul Academy will have a fine year book as long as Mr. Phee remains as its moderator. The fine pictures in this year's Annual were due to the hard work of Mr. L. McCabe, whose camera club saved us much time by develop- ing the pictures that they themselves had taken. They have given much of their own time and the annual staff is deeply indebted to them. We also hope that they will continue to present such fine year books through their good work. It is now that I wish to thank my staff fboth senior and juniorl for their fine co-operation and the energy that they have put into the construc- tion of this annual. They did what was expected of them and even more. It was the work of such fine fellows as Ed Furtak, Bill Price, Dick Strang, Ed Baumann, and Tom Shack that helped to make this year book the success. that is it. Of course, there are many others who have also helped, but they are too numerous to mention. To them I can but give my whole-hearted thanks. One could not write a foreword to this book without mentioning the work of the Pontiac Engraving Company, and the Aberdeen Press, Inc., and also S. K. Smith for solving any technical difficulties that we have encountered in our work. Our thanks must be given to the administration and the faculty for their assistance in our work. Without them many of the fine points of the Annual would not be present. Thanks must be given now to the entire student body, whose fine spirit has prompted us to turn out this Annual. We have centered the book about your activities and scholastic work that your school spirit will long be remembered as De Paul strives toward her centennial. May God always be with you! CAMPBELL MAC ARTHUR Editor-in-Chief Page Twelve

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