DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Dalimtim To St. Vincent de Paul, the great man of the century and model of men of action, whose consecrated life, rich in word and work, must ever serve as an inspiration and an example to the countless thousands of DePaul students whose characters have been moulded and whose lives have been enriched by the principles which he taught and emphasized, we devotedly dedi- cate this yearbook on the tercentenary of his death. HONOR Professor jolly! Wlliam Karma, yiBLyth,IZLKUZZLAL John Curran, Professor of Law, and a leader of men in his profession, passed away July 25, 1959. It is with deepest sincerity that we of the 1960 De Paulian honor the memory of this great man. His work was well received by his fellow famlty members and by his students. His words, you may be sure, will endure as a living memory of the man. Those years, from 1927 to his death, are captured in many yearbooks and fi- nally in ours; but a fitting commemo- ration of these years of scholasticism is captured in this picture of John W. Curran.

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I 960 De Paulian I660-l960 TERCENTENARY OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL DE PAUL UNIVERSITY

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?arcwml As always, the Annual is, in part, the spirit of that group of young men and women Who, after completion of their work, leave the campus of DePaul. To depart from this theme is to forget the primary purpose of our work. That is why the book is for you. You will find in the subsequent pages the thoughts and actions of 1960 as they unfolded and were captured by our cameras. These, we hope, you will long remember and keep as an integral part of your memo- ries of DePaul. The life and actions of Saint Vincent can become an integral part of our lives, also. This theme is carried through the book. Try to remember, as you thumb through these pages, your hours of college life and the time well spent in rounding out those crucial years, especially 1959-1960.