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REV. J. W. HYNES, S.J. President, Loyola L ' ni-versity PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE To The Loyola Student Body: After four long years of civil war in which she fought a noble but losing fight, the South entered her bitterest days; justice unseated; blind passion and revenge in the saddle; civil rights denied the vanquished by a victorious foe; industry paralyzed; agriculture destroyed; her man- hood dead or crippled, there was left to her only the seed corn of the Confederacy. But that seed corn of the Confederacy entered those black days of Reconstruction with the same high courage pulsing in their hearts and shining in their eyes that their fathers and brothers had shown on the bloody field of Shiloh, in Chickamauga ' s woods and on the plains of Gettysburg. That seed corn rebuilt the South in the face of odds that onlj- an impartial historian yet unborn vill fully realize and clearly tell. Today our country as a whole is entering a period of reconstruction. Inspired and instructed by the noble achievement of our forebears in the dark post-bellum days, we men of the South should lead the way. Confidence must be restored. The economic organization of the country must be rebuilt. The sluggish life-blood of commerce must be reinvigorated and again be sent coursing through the veins of the nation. This is a great task, a tremendous task, a task worthy of the sons of Lee and Jackson. You young men and women of Loyola must do your full share. The same deep patriotism that exalted ycur forefathers must burn in your hearts, the same un- faltering courage must drive your wills and your bcdies in this new upbuilding of the nation. With God ' s blessing, the same success will crown your efforts. J. W. HvNES, S.J., President PAGE 13
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OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION James A. Greely, S.J. Dean, College of Arts and Sciences C Victor Vignes, M.A., D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Dean, School of Dentistry Paul M. Hebert, A.B., LL.B., J.S.D. Dean, School of Law John J. Grasser, B.S., Ph.G., Ph.C. Dean, College of Pharmacy Ernest E. Schuyten, Mus.D. Dean. College of Music PAGE 14
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