Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FUREWURD l FATHER JACQUES MARQUETTE. S.J., AND A SMALL PARTY OF MISSIONARIES PADDLED THEIR CANOE UP THE CHICAGO RIVER IN THE SPRING OF 1674 AND LANDED AT WHAT IS NOW THE FOOT OF THE MICHIGAN AVENUE BRIDGE. FATHER MARQUETTE WAS THE FIRST WHITE VISITOR TO THIS DISTRICT. AFTER HIM CAME MANY MEN WITH THEIR FAMILIES AND IN THE COURSE OF YEARS THERE GREW UPON THE SITE OF FATHER MAR- QUETTE'S FIRST LANDING A GREAT CITY, A CITY DESTINED TO-BE ONE OF THE GREATEST COMMUNITIES IN THE WORLD. ITHE PROGRESS OF ALL CIVIL- IZATION, AS EXEMPLIFIED IN THE RISE OF THAT COMMUNITY IS DEPENDENT IN LARGE PART ON THE EFFORTS AND ENTER- PRIZE OF ITS MEMBERS. BUT MORE IMPORTANT IN THE AT- TAINMENT OF THE ULTIMATE RESULT IS THE SPIRIT WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL, THE SPIRIT THAT TELLS HIM HIS EFFORTS WILL, BE AVAILING, THAT HE HAS THE ABILITY TO SUCCEED3 THAT SPIRIT IS FAITH. . .

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N IVIEIVIURIAIVI JAMES C.. DALY, S.J. DR. STEPHEN GALLAGHER DR. JAMES J. MONAHAN DR. EDVVARD R. MARCINOXYSKI DR. DANIEL MCHATTON JOSEPH S. REINER, S.J. FELIX SAUNDERS HENRY S. SPALDING, S.J.