Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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, x.-.V , JTEAZ-C-' ' 1 i i x W --' f . V B- During the period of royal supremacy before the coming of the republic the pomp and ceremony of the court added dignity and charm to activities.

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DEDICATION ,Loyola University honors this year Mr. and ,Mrs. Edward A. Cudahy, through whose muniiicence a stately library structure is to rise on the campus within the near future. The building, described elsewhere in this issue of the LOYOLAN, will be known as the Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cudahy Memorial Library, and is being presented to the University by Ivir. Cudahy in honor of his devoted wife, still living. In this generous deed Mr. Cudahy is establishing an enduring monument to the cause of education and to the traditions of his family already secure in the grateful memory of all Loyolans because of an earlier benefaction by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cudahy. It is fitting, therefore, that this yearfbook be dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Cudahy whose names we are proud to inscribe high on the roll of Loyolafs patrons.

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FOREWORD THB LOYOLAN, in its sixth volume, attempts to present the annals of the scholastic year 1928f29 at Loyola University. In fulfilling this task it has endeavored to measf ure up to the standards of its predecessors and to the achievements which have made THE LOYOLAN, in six' years, an indispensable part of the University life. This year THB LOYOLAN is built around a theme suggested by the life and times of Frederic Ozanam f1813f1853j, an eminent and saintly Catholic layman, through whose work as a student, teacher, writer, and organizer the Church in France was greatly strengthened during a dark and painful transition period, and whose ideals of Catholic Action have become an inspiration throughout the modern world. Three years ago Loyola University started a revival of the student movement which had its beginning in the work of Ozanam. This activity, which is known as the Catholic Action movement, has now spread throughout the nation. Because it is an influence which dominates the life of every student, the Nineteen TwentyfNine LOYOLAN has taken for its theme the activities and environment of the man who originated the movement in France a century ago-Frederic Ozanam.