DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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oard of trustees of Oe aul University Thomas F. Le an, Ph.D., D D. Thomas C. Powers, CM., AM. Daniel McHugh, CM., M.S., FR A.S. James M. Murray, CM., Ph.D. Castor Ordonez, CM , Ph D , Sc D. John L. Le Sage, CM., Ph.D., D.D. John A. Kearney, CM., A.M. Dennis A. Ducoan, CM., A.M. Michael F. O ' Brien, CM., A.M. Charles L. Mahoney, LL.D. Charles H. Sullivan Britton I. BUDD FATHER McHugh ' s wide .ind boundless range of knowledge has won for him the praise and profound ad miration of his profond associ- ates. His effective researches in astrology brought to him, the great distinction of being elected to a body of astronomical genu the Royal Fellows. In the University, Father McHugh occupies the position of Treasurer, and in this field he continues his successes. No amount of work can quell his tire- less efforts to perform a duty. Not content with contributing to the prestige and fame of De Paul, Father McHugh has made himself more beloved than ever by his gifts which add to the beauty of the University. REVEREND DANIEL McHUGH, CM., M.S. Treasurer oj the University F.R.A.S. Pai e 21

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T5he University Advisory oard His Eminence George Cardinal Mundelein, D.D. Very Reverend Thomas Levan, CM., Ph.D., D.D. Rt. Rev, William D. O ' Brien, A.M., LL.D. Hon. Charles G. Dawes Hon. Marcus A. Kavanaugh Frederick H. Rawson Charles L. Mahoney, LL.D. D. F. Kelly, K.S.G., LL.D, Ernest L. Mitchell J. C. Ralston Hon. Berthold Singer, LL.D. Edward E. Gore, C.P.A. FATHER POWERS ' many iitficuil duties do not keep him away from activities that school affairs urge and ask of his advice because of his unswerving loyalty and devo- tion to De Paul. His cheerful spirit of unselfish service has en- deared him in the hearts of all De Paul students. He has been in mpiration to everyone at the University in ideals of service and real culture. These he constantly embodies in .ill his willing efforts for the bet- ter interest of De Paul, thus spreading the fame of our Uni- versity. F.ither Powers is al- ways willing to cooperate with De Paul activities and no affair is complete without his presence ,ind spread of good cheer. REVEREND THOMAS CARROLL POWERS, CM. Vice-President oj the University Pacjc 20

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MR. JOHN McHUGH Registrar REV. E. GAFFNEY, CM. Dean of Men Mr. McHugh solves the problems that present themselves to a college student m varied phases as to subjects to he ta}{en m any change from the college air- nciiluni. His anus are to fit the student for the vocation most adaptable to the character oj the individ- ual. His judgjnent and adi ' ice is lool ed upon as a road to a successful future. Mr. McHugh has worked incessantly to place the College oj Arts and Science on an accredited basis for the benefit of both De Paul, ahunni and students. Father Gaffney is admired by all, and u ' lthm the short fieriod 0 tivo years has shou ' n his ability, m the cafiacitv of Dean, m directing the fiersonal matters of such a large body of students. In these two years he has accojuplished an un irecedented stimulation of school interests and rightly guides the students in questions of vital importance to every indifidual. He serves the student bodv and the Arts college by deci- sions u;hich are ethical, righteous and jor mutual benefit. MISS MARGARET RING, A.M. Dean of Women Miss Ring, dean o u ' oinen, guides and adi ' ises u ' omen of De Paul in how to live well with others. She gires judgment in adjust- inents calling for that thoughtjulness or others which is the essence of true courtesy, that gracious dealing with others ichich is the real meaning of tact. With her the women of De Paul avail them- seli ' es of the chance to learn the gentle art of living well with others around them. Page 22