Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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 rcfitbent uiding a coeducational. im tro| olitan university through the uncertainty of this past war year has been the difficult task »»i Fr. Raphael C. McCarthy, S. now completing his seventh year of service as president of Marquette. An outstanding educator. Father McCarthy has illustrated his foresight and leadership by aiding Marquette students to continue their education as normally as possible under the present strain and by maintaining the traditional high standards of Jesuit education under the pressure of a necessarily accelerated and partially v«»ca-tionalized war-time educational program. On the wise suggestion of Father McCarthy an extended physical training program and more simple and informal social program was introduced to coordinate the University’s aims with those of the national war-effort.

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Robert A. I Tjhlrin Harry S. Johnston Dr. C. E Albright iBoarb of ©oUentots n the hands of the Board of Governors, headed by tin Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy. S. Jrests the responsibility for the regular growth and efficient business administration of the University. The board consists of six prominent laymen throughout the northwestern part of the United States. They are Robert . Uihlein. Milwaukee banker and industrialist; Dr. C. E. Albright. special representative of the North western Mutual Life insurance Company; Matthew II. Carpenter, sccrc-tary-treasurci of the Carpenter Raking Company; Charles O'Hara, president of the Merchants' Dispatch Trans-l»ort corporation of Chicago; Harry S. Johnston, president of Robert A. John ston Company, and F. J. Sensenbren-ncr. president of the Kimberly-Clark corporation. Char!e« O'Hara Matthew H Carpenter 10 +♦