New York University School of Commerce - Commerce Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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is President, Carroll V. Newsom

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'if ks we We ,fl ked To the Administration, whose whole day is spent with the thought of bettering our education. Their guidance and leadership helps make our college career one of which we can be proud. Men who are constantly striving to make our diploma a symbol of the best that there is in education. The Administration of the School of Commerce is the finest in the University. Men, dedicated men, whose entire spare time is spent in ideas for the betterment of life for the Commerce student. Men, dedicated men, whose entire life is spent in the training and formulating of policies that will benefit us, the students. Men whose job is more than a job, it is a way of life. It is no wonder that our Administration is not only the finest in the University, but the finest in the world.

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-ET-PR ,335 Agp U, -I gg J m W 'L' 7' ' x 7occcxx+ NEW YORK UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON SQUARE NEW YORK 3,NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 1958 President's Message: I am delighted to extend my congratulations through these pages to the graduating seniors of the School of Commerce, Accounts, and Finance. You have been attending the School in a period which has in many ways been characterized by few guidelines. A fast-shrinking world, the impact of new scientific development, the expanding load of educational institutions, the conscious concern for human relations - all these manifestations have affected the character of your student days and the obligations of the University. Great as the challenge has been, however, it will be even more pressing in the years ahead. As we face new professional requirements confronting you on the one hand with need for further training and the University on the other with an unexampled popular demand for higher education, we shall stand in need oi each other's support and assistance. As earlier alumni have already endeavored to improve educational opportunities in your behalf, so you will want to assume respon- sibility for carrying on in behalf of coming generations of students. As you become alumni, you will remain part of the New York Univer sity family, merely shifting your membership from one branch to the other. Whether you return to this institution for graduate work or go forward into your chosen occupation, the University will cherish its relation to you, and certainly your identifica- tion with the University will remain an important factor in your own lives. My best wishes to you all in the years ahead. Carroll V. Newsom