DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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w? W1 t h! Wm; ; x His Eminence, The Most Reverend Samuel Cardinal Stritch,D.D. Archbish op of Chicago CARDINAL STRITGH To his Eminence, Samuel Cardinal Stritch, the students of De Paul University humbly ex- tend their sincerest and most hecrtfelt cori- gratulations on his designation to the College of Cardinals. It is, indeed, the highest of all personal honors and dignity given to him by our Holy Father, Pius XII. But perhaps greater is the honor that has been bestowed on our City and its citizens. The distinction that has come to Chicago and in particular, to De Paul is unique in that so large a flock shall be guided by a Prince of such moral, cultural, and charitable ideals. May Chicago follow his stcr of success!

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Britton I. Budd BOARD OF TRUSTEES The management of the University is com- mitted to the Board of Trustees who Hpromote the general welfare and odvoncement of the University . This year there occurred the for- motion of a Board of Loy Trustees, the mem- bers of Which were carefully chosen from among the leaders in commerce, finance, in- dustry, and the professions In their capacity as loy board members they are able, in the words of Britton I. Budd, Hto perform c1 task which the priests and faculty cannot do . The loy trustees are of Hinvoluoble service to De Paul because of their specialized knowledge of its business aspects . Also on the Board are the president, vice- president, and comptroller of the University, and the president of the Alumni Association, who are members eX-otticio. To advise on educational plans and poli- cies as requested, to advise on budgets, exe penditures, and operations of the University, to cooperate with the officers of the University in developing short- and long-ronge plans for building up the physical facilities of the Uni- versity and financing such developments, and to advance the University in its relations with the public, ore some of the purposes of the Board. It is not difficult to comprehend the vital port that this group of men plays in the ottoin- ment of the success and prestige of De Paul University. Members of the Board will normally serve for a term of three years. However, this orig-- inol loy Board is divided into three groups of men, serving terms of one, two and three years so as to provide annual election of five new trustees to the Board. Officers will be CI choir- mon, vice-choirmon, secretory, and treasurer, who Will serve for one year. Members of the De Paul University Board of Trustees ore: The Very Reverend Comerford I. O'Malley, C.M., S.T.D., President; Reverend Edward I. Kommer, C.M., Ph.D., Vice-President; Mr David M. Shorer, A.M., C.P.A., Comptroller,- Mr. Stacy W. Osgood, President of the Alumni Association; Mr. Britton I. Budd, Mr William F. Clarke, Mr. Bernard I. Fallon, Mr. Stanley P. Forwell, Mr. Cornelius I. Harrington, Mr. John F. Monnionl Mr. Iomes I. McDermott, Mr. Stephen A. Mitchell, Mr. Iomes E. O'Riley, Mr. Arthur J. Schmitt, Mr. Sherman I. Sexton, and Mr. Leo I. Sheridan.

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Over a year ago the Very Rever- end Comerford I. O'Malley, C.M., S.T.D., succeeded the Very Reverend Michael I. O'Connell, C.M., S.T.D., to become the seventh President of De Paul University. Every student knows THE VERY REVERENII CUMEHFORD l. U'MALLEY, RM, S.T.D. Father O'Malley's friendly smile and manner around the campus; many know him as a former teacher and friend. Interest in the welfare of every student, ability in administration, and sincerity are well-known character- istics of our President. His sanction given to the endeavors of those in activities was a real stimulus to further efforts.