MR. WILLIAM HYNES
One of the most enjoyable features of ur last Homecoming program was an exceptionally fine address by Mr. William Hynes, an Academic graduate of 1914. After
doing his part in the great war Mr. Hynes took up a business career and at…
THE AMBROSIAN
MR. JOSEPH O'SHAUGHNESSY
To many people, the man who has made a name for himself in the world of business
has a special attraction. Hence we feel that our department will profit much by the
addition thereto of the story of a…
VERY REV JAMES W. GILLESPIE, V. F.
We are not unmindful of the fact that a very
good account of the life of Very Rev. James W.
Gillespie appeared in the Ambrosian several years
ago. However, we feel that there are a number of
circumstances which…
MR. LEO MAHONEY
As we, in keeping with our annual custom, place before Ambrosian readers the
records of a few of St. Ambrose's successful Alumni, we feel that we have given real
merit to this year's list by including in it the name of Mr. Leo…
REV. JOHN A. GLENN
We who believe in St. Ambrose as a power for good in the field of
Catholic education rejoice that we can support our faith in the institution by such a strong proof as that offered by the life and work of an
Alumnus such as Rev.…
REV. C. J. DONOHOE
This short sketch sets forth very inadequately the work of one who has been most
intimately connected with St. Ambrose's history and most solicitous for her prosperity.
Few men better deserve recognition at her hands than does Rev.…
FOREWORD
Those in charge of The Ambrosian strive to make
the entire book interesting to the Alumni readers. But
in a special manner the few pages of this section are
dedicated to our former students. Here we endeavor
to recall to your minds some of…
