North Park University - Cupola Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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IN MEMORIUIVI The human experience is essentially one of chaosg mankind has yet to rise above life within a scarcity of spiritual and physical resources. Part of this chaos is the seemingly endless suffering that goes on in this world. Men create civil institutions under government in order to put a limit to the suffering, but as governments go, they have prob- ably inflicted as much suffering as they ever intended to relieve. In the mist of the madness that characterizes our existances, the voices of a few men in history have been heard above the rest of the shots and groans. These voices have communicated ideals of how men ought to act and how societies, economics and politics ought to be or- dered. Plato was one. Christ was another. Among these ideals are justice, liberty, equality and brotherhood and these ideals, because they seem permanent and exist in the minds of men, have served to examine and challenge the status quo of every society they touch upong ideals have served as both the basis for vio- lent revolution and swift social change . . 7' Louis Kokoris Louie died fighting for the justice and equality he believed in . . . the justice and equality for a man who didn't have a chance. Louie had a big influence on life at North Park. His concern was for people and raising the quality of life for everyone.

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J. Fredrick Burgh

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Louis Kokoris