University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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The University Council, formulator of the policies of the University throughout the years, shoulders the weight of ad- ministration. Headed by Notre Dame president, Father John Cavanaugh, the Council passes all important legislature affecting the school. University, Council Rev. John H. Murphy, C.S.C. Rev. Howard Kenna, C.S.C. Rev. Joseph A. Kehoe, C.S.C. Rev. Robert H. Sweeney, C.S.C. Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C. Rev. William M. Robinson, C.S.C. Rev. John J. Burke, C.S.C. Rev. John J. Reddington, C.S.C. Un . . Page 27

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(Board o TO ACKNOWLEDGE A GUIDING HAND OF THE PRESENT, A KEY TO THE FUTURE The Associate Board of Lay Trustees was organiied in the fall of 1920 during the presidency of the late Reverend James A. Burns, C.S.C. Composed of alumni and non-alumni members, it is charged with the responsibility of holding, investing, and administering endowment funds of the University. MR. THOMAS H. BEACOM, JR., ' 20 Office of (he Vice Presidenf First National Bank of Chicago Chicago, Illinois MR. BYRON V. KANALEY, ' 04 Office of the President Cooper, Kanaley and Company Chicago, Illinois MR. I. A. O ' SHAUGHNESSY Office of the President The Globe Oil and Refining Company St. Paul, Minnesota MR. JOSEPH M. BYRNE, JR., ' 15 Office of the Vice Chairman The Port of New York Authority Newark, New Jersey MR. TERENCE B. COSGROVE, ' 06 Attorney at Law Los Angeles, California HON. JOSEPH P. KENNEDY New York, 17, New York MR. JOSEPH A. LaFORTUNE, ' 16 Office of the Vice President Warren Petroleum Corporation Tulsa, Oklahoma MR. PE TER C. REILLY Office of the President Reilly Tar and Chemical Corp. Indianapolis, Indiana MR. GEORGE W. STRAKE Houston, Texas MR. EDWARD J. DOYLE O fice of the Presidenf Commonwealth Edison Company Chicago, Illinois MR. C. ROY McCANNA Office of the President Bank of Burlington Burlington, Wisconsin MR. JOHN C. TULLY, ' 11 Office of the Presidenf The Thomas More Book Shop Chicago, Illinois MR. WALTER DUNCAN, ' 12 LaSalle State Bank Bldg. LaSalle, Illinois MR. CHARLES T. FISHER Office of the President Fisher and Company Detroit, Michigan MR. TIMOTHY P. GALVIN, ' 16 Attorney at Law Hammond, Indiana MR. CONSTANTINE E. McGUIRE Washington, D. C. MR. JOHN MOODY Office of the President Moody ' s Investment Service New York, New York MR. ERNEST M. MORRIS, ' 06 Chairman of the Board of Directors Associates investment Company South Bend, Indiana MR. JOHN P. MURPHY, ' 12 Office of the President Higbee Company Cleveland, Ohio MR. BERNARD J. VOLL, ' 17 Office of the President Sibley Machine and Foundry Corporation South Bend, Indiana HON. FRANK C. WALKER, ' 09 New York, New York MR. CHARLES F. WILLIAMS Office of the President Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. Cincinnati, Ohio Page 26

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e r resident . . . HEN FATHER JOHN CAVANAUGH was Prefect of Religion, this was said concerning him: I remember one evening he was very sad for he particularly wanted to hear a lecture. ' I don ' t think I can go he said. ' I ' d love to, but a boy might come around who is in a jam of some kind or who is losing his faith, and if I weren ' t here he mightn ' t come back ' . The man who spoke these words is now presi- dent of the University, an amiable priest possessed of an appreciative knowledge of human nature, and sympathetic to students and faculty alike. Now Father John attends his lectures that he enjoys so well, for it is part of his job, but he also is able to keep guard over the boys of Notre Dame in a grander, more enclosing way. As president of the University he guides in a sagacious manner, and his interest in those who walk beneath the Lady of the Dome is immeasurable. Page 28