Loyola University of Los Angeles - Lair Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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€ 1-t 7 JU)T €l Administration Rev. Jos. A. Sullivan, S.J. President of Loyola I niversit From High School to College, to University! Today we garner the fruit. Through fourscore years and mure has labor been spent for this. The years at St. Vincent ' s and the bungalows of Avenue 52 are gone. Rven the days i Venice Boulevard are coming to a close for the middle uf the next term will behold tin- grand center of Catholic Higher Education in tlic Southland taking form mi the hills of Del Rey. Bui who gave tin- impetus that swings open tin door to such a future? Our Reverend Father Joseph A. Sullivan, S.J. was tin- man privileged 1 1 guide tin- destinies of this phenomenal change. Having spent his first years in ami aboul San Francisco, Father C iletei Tin Wi .in St. higher dstock Sullivan received his early education at St. [gnatius [gnatius he journeyed to Los Gatos ami the Jesuil stmlics were pursued at Gonzaga, Spokane ami cum College, Maryland. In 1914 he was ordained. During Tertianship Father Sullivan was well known at the General Hospital, San Francisco, ami the following year he took charge of St. I. en ' s. Tacoma. Many complaints were heard from Washington when Father Joseph Sullivan was ordered to Los Angeles but what was Tacoma ' s loss was the Southland ' s gain. This second year of Father ' s office as Presidenl is the banner year when Loyola erases College ami writes Uni- ersit s .

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Top: Hon. Joseph C. Scott, Harry II. Culver. Dan J. McGarry, Marco II. Hellman. Second row: Hon. J. Wiseman Masdonald, Dan Murphy, Hon. Isidore B. Dockvieiler, William Mary. Bottom: Harry F. Chandler. Francis S. Montgomery, li.ior II. Rossetti, Louis B. T.ulrr. Atty.

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' Board of Trustees Rt. Rev. John J. Caxtwell, D.D. Bishop of Los Angeles and San Diego Rev. J. P. Madden, S.J. Rev. George G. Fox, S.J. Rev. Henry L. Walsh, S.J. Rev. Robert H. Shepherd, S.J. OJ x o ft