DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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REV. DANIEL McHUGH, C. M. S De Paul grows, the duties of the Treasurer become more arduous. Despite the extensive calls upon his ability in administrating the financial responsibilities of his office. Father McHugh has always remained the quiet, dignified, and unhur- ried executive. Father McHugh celebrates his Silver Jubilee with De Paul University this year. Duting these twenty-five years of service, he has reflected honor on himself and his Uni- versity. He was rewarded for his research in the field of astronomy by being elected to membership in the Royal Astro- nomical Society. He has distmguished himself as an educator and a man of prominence in administrative policy. Rev. D. J. McHuGH, CM. Treasurer of the University rps isr - ' rr ' Pj.e.e 29

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REVEREND THOMAS CARROLL POWERS, C. M. A S truly a part of the University as any of its departments is - the Vice-President, Father Powers. A molder of char- acter, friend and adviser, he has become as famous as the in- stitution which he serves. Although engrossed with many activities, Father Powers always has time for a word of wise counsel and advice. His charming manner and good-hearted pleasantries have gained for him the innermost confidences of the student body. He is more intimately associated with stu- dent life than any other administrator on the campus. Leaders of all social events look to the Vice-President for sage guid- ance. He is a gentleman, a scholar, and a model for all under- graduates. Rev. T. C. Powers, CM. Vice-President of the Uiiivenity Page 28

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Rev. E. L. Gaffnev, CM. Dean oj College of Liberal Ails and Sciences Dean of Liberal Arts TN every university there must be some one to whom each student feels free to go with a perplexed or troubled mind, and here receive the advice necessary to end the difficulty. Such a sage and patient mentor is the Dean, Father Gaffney. Despite the responsibilities of his position, which are both administra- tive and judicial. Father Gaffney has always found time to mingle with the students and determine from personal con- tact the needs of the student body. In his enforcement of the regulations of the University, he maintains a rigid discipline without unnecessary prohibitions. The enrollment of repre- sentative students in the classes of De Paul, the graduation of exemplary men, and the success of the alumni in every field of endeavor, laud, more than mere words can, the excellent work of the Dean of Men. Respect for this authority and admiration for his courage are the thoughts of the student body as a whole. Page 30