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N! ,f 1 -, ': n gl.. .ak it ll . N1 if 6 ,1 ui' t ,- 'Y 'uh iff ,Il Founders' Day 1975 Loyola's 17th annual Founders' Day convocation was held Tuesday, Oc- tober 28, 1975, in the Pick-Congress Hotel. The luncheon program honored 13 Medallion recipients, five civic leaders, five alumni and two honorary alumni. The Very Rev. Daniel L. Flaherty, S.j., provincial of the Chicago Province of the Society of jesus, was the main speaker. Awards were presented by the Rev. Raymond Baumhart, S.j., President, the Rev. james F. Maguire, S.j., Chancellor, and Mr. john F. Smith, jr., Chair- man of the Board of Trustees. Recipients of the President's Medallions were: Kathryn Smith, joan Kapsull, Andrew Bajkowski, Clinton Woods, Karen Kukura, Max Brittain, Mary Knoebber, William Raleigh, Rev. Peter Byrne, S.j., judith Szilak, Peter Haupers, jr., Robert Roche, Sharlene Czaja. Founders' Day is sponsored in commemoration of the founding of Loyola University of Chicago in 1870 by the Rev. Arnold Damen, S.j., and his associates. ABOVE: Pictured are 11 of the 13 President's Medallion recipients. RIGHT: the Very Rev. Daniel L. Flaherty, S.j., provincial of the Chicago province of the Society of jesus. Q?