DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FOREWORD Genuine success in life is dependent upon many things, not the least of Which are the enlightenment and independ- ence of thought afforded by Q college education. Analo- gously, we would state it in this fashion: The storms Which mark the course of every man's life require that his route be clearly charted and his ship be good and strong. A sturdy vessel and a true course will weather the fury of the tempest and skirt the reefs of destruction. Voyage on the good ship De Paul is best insurance of sailing through storm-threatened horizons . . . safely into Port. The solid vessel has proudly lofted her masts, crowned with the Cross of Life, through the seas of CI half-century, deep in her hold the precious cargo of Truth. Her crew is competent, willing, and strong. Her officers, the command upon the bridge, are experienced, wise, and responsibleenot to themselves, but to the Supreme Commander Himself. What greater assurances are needed? The soundness of our ship, her precious cargo, the skill of her officers, the Willingness of her crew should encourage us to brave any sea. Let us not hesitateecome aboard, lend a hand! Anchors aweighl

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