DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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VERY REVEREND THOMAS F. LEVAN C.M., PH.D., D.D. Preyident of DE Paul Unizwn'ty De Paul is now basking in the prosperity of the present, induced by the intelligent efforts Of the past, expended by the Very Reverend Father Levane-President Of the University. An admirable realization of the future coupled with a tireless sureness of success sent De Paul to her present position that neces- sarily connotes unending advancement: such a monumentous work can be ultimately traced to the eHorts of herrvPresident, Reverend Father Levan. He can well rest on his absorbing work that has directly occasioned a phenomenal rise in power of educational strength in De Paul University. Such advancement supports with it the cultural qualities of the Middle West; to be the heart of such an undertaking makes an achievement well worth-while in the life Of any man. Page 19

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van 1. -1 HIS EMINENCE GEORGE CARDINAL MUNDELEIN, 11D. Chancellor of thg Uniz'erjity De Paul 19 singularly fortunate in having 21 man w-orld renown 21s Chancellor of the University. George Cardinal Mund elein continued his great progressive mm ements that Climaxed in the Great I ucharistic Congress last year. De Paul s Chancellor is now looked upon 219 one of the world9 s fine9t chz1r21cter9. He paid 21 pleasant xisit to lhe Holy lather in Rome 2111dthen hastened home and 21g21indeVoted himself to fostering lhe Church and the fundamental progress of Chicago. Cardinal Mundelein opened Saint George ,9 High School; refitted The Old Cathedral Col'ege; and now is building121D0minic2111 School that will 21idm21rkedly 111 advancing the cultural qualities of the Middle West. Page 115'

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WMngd gr..- . . t guru -:m-11.rm.w-.7u. Adar u, 5., ., REVEREND THONIAS CARROL POWERS, C.M. Vice-Prwident of De Paul Unit'eryity The announcement that the genial Father Powers was elected Vice-President of the University sent a pleasant tremor through the student body. Present students and alumni alike were delighted at the announcement. for none occupies a higher place in the llhero-worshipl, affection of the students than their capable English professor. For many years Father Powers has been a cultural bulwark at De Paul Uni- versity. He carries his innate sense of the polished from the classroom into the various activities of the campus with which he is eflectively concerned. So the Dramatic Organizations; the Literary and Newspaper endeavors; and the Social Planners all seek him as their Director. Despite the many duties with the above- mentioned student groups with which he associates himself, he handles all with marked skill and puts over all his personal efforts with considerable eclat. His new position as Vice-President will present the opportunity for a more extensive exercise of his scholarly albeit most delightful personality and effectiveness so the whole student body rejoices in the deserved oflice awarded Father Powers. Pay 20 ,.' n, 1.31am 9'