DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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presidents writ n : ibly :fi . ls ri au1-- Fathers DGLPLFICIL CIIZIVERSICY CHICAGO OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 2235 SHEFFIELD AVEN Fifty years of service to Chicagoland and the cou try arouses in one a profound sense of humility and gratitude, Of humil- ity, because of the privilege DePaul has enjoyed of contribut- ing to the advancement of Christian thinking and living in an era of confusion and indecision. Of gratitude to God for His manifold blessings, and to tis gage Chancellors of the Univ- ersity-- Archbishops F:a+4- ' ' fasdinals Mundelein and Fifty years of ami ,J reminds one .' games of the Byrne, Martin, ger material m cation to the City. Associ leaders of Chi cCabe van, coran, O With mea- 55,3 e g fted courag e s f t e 1 9 s an h f BoaQf T who time and experi: ce ti improv theifinancffl anm'organizat1onal stability of De 1 ph ce? - mplete dedi- mbined tal- professional ave of their Fifty years of edu Z2 o jr' j hw the hundreds of men and women of tmxg of faculty-- Vincentian Fathers and other Religifwsgpifg rash iile laymen-- who brought Y Stritch-- for their 1 9 1 1eadershiP. .Ji ET lm li V't' 1 . ' s s th V i? H , 1 I In r ' ents and energigsss Jldjgilaifgggpni lhgsr QQFQEQE, Country and ed ' 't t inn E NE? g T2 I X A v-if go-- F s o A ge: - F ng OS f X2 to the offices, classrooms an- iaioratories the charity of St. Vincent DePaul and the wisdom of Aquinas which constitute the spirit and essence of a DePaul education. Fifty years of pleasant association with thousands of men and women who sought intellectual and spiritual improvement at DePaul, who carried with them from the University a portion of its wealth to enrich the cultural, legal and business life of their communities, and Who constitute the endu ing treasure of DePaul-- for these blessings we return humble thanks to God with a fervent prayer forihis continued help in the years ahead, . K '

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The Presidents Message The Very Reverend Comerford I. O'Ma11ey. C.M.. S.T.D. As DePaul Universitys seventh presi- dent, the Very Reverend Comertord I. O'Malle'y', CM., S.T.D., has adminis- tered the affairs ot the largest Catholic university in the United States since l944 with consummate skill. lt is with confidence that DePaul can look to a future ot greater accomplishments with leaders of such caliber.

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fd? , .I 'Wigs A ADMINI TRATION Very Reverend Comerford I. O'Mcxl1ey, C.M., S.T.D., President Reverend Edward I. Kammer. C,M., Ph.D,, Vice-President Succe fulfillment of the aims and purposes of an or ation depends largely upon the ad- ministrat fficers cooperating with its body of member ePaul University is no exception. Through ts fifty years of history, DePaul has excelled ts choice of officers and, in conse- quence, niversity has gained the prestige of the gene ublic and provided greater facilities. With i esent staff of officers, the University is well o way toward even greater strides in the field ucation. The Very Reverend Comer- ford l. O ley, C.M,, supervises the administra- tive offic the capacity of president, Reverend Edward mmer, C.M., holds the office of vice- presiden verend Albert L. Dundas, C.M., is secretar surerg Mr. David M. Sharer, vice- presiden ptrollerg and Mr, Iohn C. Mcl-lugh, Universit aminer. Members of the University Council the Lay Board of Trustees act as ad- visors to dministration. These n are the nucleus guiding a program for an even greater DePaul University in the future. Reverend Albert L. Dundas, C.M., A.M. Secretary-Treasurer - , ' 31. lf. N ,fill K ..- :iff 0 firfgv David M Sharer C P A Comptroller NS.-ff