Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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University Chancellor and 1 Board of Trustees s ss F A ' ' srrf ' ' ' N, ' is A 4 -V ' . , , 4 y 'Sm' Rev. james F. Maguire, S. j., Chancellor Mr. john F. Smith, jr., Chairman of the Board 74 u , Board Members: SEATED, left to right, Mrs. Terrence j. Dillon, Francis Quinn, S. I., Miss Dora B. Somerville, Raymond C. Baumhart, S. j., Mr. john F. Smith, jr. iChairmanj, Edward j. Drummond, S. j., Mrs. john E. Molony, and David M. Clarke, S. j. STAN- DING, Mr. joseph B. Lanterman, Mr. H. Dudley Murphy, General james A. McDivitt, Charles F. Donovan, S. j., Mrs. j. Albin Yokie, Mr. Bernard T. Brennan, Mr. john W, Moutoussamy, Theodore j. Tracy, S. j. Nice Chairmanj, Brian A. McGrath, S. j., Charles ,son T. McEnery, S. j., and Mr. Frank W. Con- sidine. NOT PlCTURED: john S. Hirschboeck, M, D., Mr. Morris l. Leibman, William C. Mclnnes, S. I. and Mr. William j. Quinn.

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Rev. Raymond C. Baumhart, S. 1., President l lm 1 Q..-44 'IU' Nw, V if One of our great faculties as human beings is the ability to remember-to recapture experiences past but not forgotten, to recall in our mind's eye the fullness and richness of a moment that meant much. Your years at Loyola University will, I'm sure, be the source of many moments to remember. As you glance through these pages-in1976 or 2006-the pictures and words will br- ing to mind again your classmates, your teachers, moments of enjoyment and of struggle special to you. This great gift of memory, though, is two-edged. One can merely look to the past and nostalgically rest there, or one can also draw strength and in sight to help in creating the present. Your years at Loyola didn't merely happen to you, you helped to shape them. Through your decisions or lack of decisions, your study and recreation, your successes and failures, you learned about yourself and your world, and grew in your ability to respond. These memories can rarely be captured in a picture or ade- quately expressed in words, but to the extent that they become part of your continuing motivation to tap the richness of your potential and to use your talents for your neighbor and your God, they are of great value. Your life will continue to be the source of many memories. Neither this book nor any other will be able to record the fullness of your life. The responsibility of maturely and courageously facing tomorrow remains yours. It is my prayerful wish that your education and experiences at Loyola have provided you with the means to articulate sound personal values, to challenge yourself and others, to gain confidence in your ability, and the courage never to stop trying. Whenever you stop to remember the Loyola years of your life, may this book help you to recall many persons who were good to you, and many to whom you were good. if-wc l

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Vice Presidents Donald 1. Hayes, SJ., Campus Ministry 'gha- bm'-,,,,,,,,....- john F. Langdon, Administration 12 Q--was 'fm .t .M .t.. mike ...sh W. Daniel Conroyd, Development Edward 5. lamieson, Medical Center giie ' s. ,- 14292 fi r