DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ANOTHER LANDMARK IN THE STORY OE DE PAUL... Monumentum aere perennius-a monument more lasting than brass. The Frank J. Lewis Downtown Center will be, we are sure, a monument of plural significance. lt will be a monument to the generosity ofa man, it will also be a monument of learning and of scholarship. But transcending its monumental significance is the place this benefaction will hold in the hearts of De- Paulites for many decades to come-the significance of home-home of our knowledge, home of our ioys, home of our loyalties, home of our love. ' .X wfk.. ,- , YW . .93 9 S Q. , :S . W gg 0 RE by::g,. M x .-.. , gg 5 E 5 5 5 E525 E c so 5 Egg E 5 E Q , fl J E 5225. '1 2 XM s.. sf 'Wliii L New N 'sf EEEEF- 5 N 5 T, fe ' Y V 5 ., In ' .ii N, V. , gl in tgg HOME . . . of the original si. viii- TFT' E 553.2 Et'liievlZ2.2?.2'.nSI.lT?. - ,. .4 HOME first d . . . of De Paul's owntown center. HOME . . . to the scientific-minded student, the baton- ist, biologist, zoalogist, physicist, or chemist. 2

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FOREWDRD Every woman, at some time in her life, has the desire to come to a place that she can call home, a place to which she can bring her hopes, her dreams, her ideas, her ideals, and avail them to her family whenever it has need of them. Our great lady, De Paul, has also had this desire most of her life, through her childhood, her youth, and her ripening ages. But now she is mature. She needs a home to which she can bring her children, a home where she can lay her precious things and leave them where her children can find them and make use of them. And she has found one . . . a new home. . . a home of her own.