Xavier University - Musketeer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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leabcafion The Mid-Century Musketeer is dedicated to the future of the Xavier family. The Very Rev. James F. Maguire, S.J., president of the University, will exercise a paternal spirit over the Xaverians entrusted to his care as priest and educator during the early years of the -second half of the century beginning after 1950. That future necessarily includes continued contribu- tions to Cincinnati, to the nation, and to the world by the Xavier family in the spirit of President Maguire and the Society of Jesus, Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam.

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.xdclminid fra fion The buildings of Xavier and their exterior and interior decoration have done much to establish the atmosphere of scholastic activity of the school. Each building is associated particularly with some phase of university life. Science Hall, constructed in 1920, is the location of Xavier's administrative offices. The physical sciences building planned for the future would make it possible to remove the chemistry laboratories from Science Hall and use these rooms for other purposes. 2 9 O I F155 A ,:,s a 333- L SCIENCE HALL PLANNED PHYSICAL CONSTRUCTION SCIENCES BUILDING 7950 SCIENCE HALL 0 0 b N . w KL ' 1: