DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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5UTURE AND CREATING ITS AIMS FOR THE ULTI- MATE GROWTH OF DE PAUL For every end sought there must be a means. The aims and purposes of De Paul are the end being sought, and the eFFicient means is the administration of the University. The cooperating efforts of administrative ofticers have been an influential factor in the successful fulfillment of the aims and purposes. Throughout its fifty-eight years De Paul has been fortunate to have a capable staff and as a result, the University has gained the prestige of the general public and provided greater facilities. It is through their efforts that she holds her head high as a tower of learning in Chicago and in the United States. The realization of many projects is indicative of the excellent job being done by the present administration. De Paul, the workmanis college, has been very for- tunate in having such an efticiently functioning and co- operating Board of Administrators. One could almost say that the qualifications of the ideal University's ad- ministration are personified in our illustrious board. These men of prudence and foresight have been shaping the future formation of these growing walls of ours with their wise, Iong-ronge planning. David M. Sharer, M.A., C.P.A., Vice-President-Comptroller Rev. Edward J. Kammer, C.M., Ph.D., Vice-President, Dean of Faculties Arthur J. Schaefer, Vice-President for Development and Public Relations Rev. Theodore J. Wangler, C.M., Vice-President, Student Personnel Services

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BOARD OF ADMINISTRA TORS OUR ADMINISTRATORS GUIDE THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR UNIVERSITY BY FORMULATINGX The Very Reverend Comerford J. O'Malley. C.M.. Presidenf of De Paul Universify and Head of fhe Board of Adminisfrafors 4mm awn? 18

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