La Salle University - Explorer Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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A Dual BROTHER G. PAUL, F.S.C.. PH.D. LA SALLE IS GROWING . . . Planning for a program such as is this, is a great responsibility which demands great men. La Salle is blessed in having these great men in Brother G. Paul and Brother E. Stanislaus. Brother Paul was President of La Salle from 1946 to 1952. Under his administration the enrollment rose from 94 students in 1939 to an astonishing 1300 in 1953. hlis was the problem of accommodating the multiplied post war enrollment, hie accepted the challenge and formulated what was not a temporary supplement to existing facilities, but a long range pro- gram calling for newer and greater facilities.

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Dedication BROTHER E. STANISLAUS. F.S.C.. PH.D. Brother Stanislaus took up the task when he became president in Septennber of 1952. His job is to see that the dream of expansion remains not a dream, but becomes a concrete and steel reality. This calls for action and Brother Stanislaus is a man of action, a man who gets things done. A more fitting choice for the job cannot be found. With his impressive stature and tremendous drive, Brother Stanislaus Is a symbol of the giant that Is La Salle.