Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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RESENTING FATHER WILSGN For nine years now, Loyola has had as her leader Father Samuel Knox lYilson, And for nine years she has progressed under his guidance, XYith a keen eye to the re- quirements of the rapidly changing world about him, and with the Christian principles guiding -Iesuit education firmly fixed in his mind, he has skillfully directed, as president of the University, the progress of the lives of thousands. Now especially are we fortunate in having Father lYilson as our president. These are trying times, and no one knows what the days to come will bring for the students of Loyola. But when we read the words with which Father Wilson in 193-l gave courage to the youth under his direction we feel something of the special capability which he pos- sesses for just such times as these. My hope is that Loyola students will manifest a courageous daring in fidelity to ideals and loyalty to convictions. Thus daring, they cannot fail, for the only real failure is dis- loyalty to one's better self. The student body is proud to have Father Wilson as presi- dent because of such statements as that. ln his nine years as president, his outstanding career as a nationally known and respected educator has given the students of this University many opportunities for pride. Plfesidcllz' THE REVERHND SAIXIUEI, Kxox NYu,soN. Sal. A Sfbolm' and Azffbor of lVia'e RCIIOTUII