Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Officers of Admieistratioe College of Arts and Sciences Rev. James A. Greeley, S.J. Dean Rev. Fraxcis L. Jaxssex, S.J. Regent -r

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-;-. ffr ' -rT J-- ' l iiric, President ' s Message To till- Loyola Sludiiit Body: To say that the I ' nited States and the whnle world are today passing through a crisis is a commonplace. At least the economic depression has brought this home partially to everyone. But economics and finances are not the only things that confront us. There are other and even more important things of vital moment to every real American who loves his country: the very principles and the spirit on which our government is founded are called in question; the authority and the worth of our .American Constitution is being probed; the meaning and object and method of true education are confessedly not understood; Russia hurls a challenge in the face of the world that is political, economic, religious. You, Loyola Students, are part of the generation that must face and settle these problems. More than fifty years ago a great American writer, a fighting man, Orestes A. Brownson, pro- claimed that the Catholic Church is the bulwark of the American Constitution. That statement is truer today than when it was first made. At Loyola we want you to learn the Catholic and American principles that Avill arm you in the future to fight for America, for American ideals, for the real American spirit. J. V. HvNES, S.J., President.

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THE 1932 WOLF icers of Admieistrataoin School of Law Hox. WiLLiAAi H. RvRXEs, A.B., LL.B. Dean Rev. Johx D. Fol lkes, S.J. Rit iiit -rK fe q?. ly '