DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Page 20 text:

ADMINISTRATION Chicago will not be denied, and De Paul will not cease fo grow De Paul's administration is the administration of the good deal. Unheralded by slogans, campaigning, equal air and TV rights, speeches, or recorded messages, it works quietly and confidently toward building a really great uni- versity. Under the leadership of the President, Father Com- erford J. O'Malley and the University Council, De Paul has grown in both reputation and size. Evidence of its growth is its enlarged enrollment, as well as the already well advanced construction of the fieldhouse and the ac- quisition ofthe Kimball Building. This is only the beginning of the administration's ambitious plans. Chicago will not be denied and De Paul will not cease to grow. Most of us never stop to think of the real running of the school, the responsibility of the shaping of lives and fu- tures, the problems of putting the best men in the right places, of providing room and of getting outsiders inter- ested in De Paul. All these things are accomplished un- obtrusively and efficiently by a group of wise and careful men doing a iob for which they receive but little thanks from those who benefit most. I 6 U 7'- J

Page 19 text:

CAMPUS Downfown Home of De Pcul's skyscraper scholars and subway students, and, of course, P Sr E's. X I if

Page 21 text:

vw? x Qx 1,,. y Over the wires .. through the malls . In touch Wlfh every corner of ihe city. 17