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

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Deon, Thomos L. Norton

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.xdclminidfrafion Introducing the Administration of the School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance. It is these six people who formulated and directed the policy, that made your four years at the school a memorable one. These are the men and women who were and still are dedicated to your welfare. 21

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Qikmnx 6 ill? p - .4-24555: .iv 4? is - ' Wm A wi f 5 Q E N 5 i f Y TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958: You have come a long way on your educational pilgrimage-and bravely! Your mission at New York University is nearly over. ln a few short weeks you will receive your diplomas and say goodbye as students -though we hope never as loyal alumni. All of the future is yours, and with the future goes an obligation of high achievement. ln accepting the great trust of a higher education, in consenting to receive from society this loan of leisure, and expert guid- ance, and the costly appliances of study, you have undertaken a respon- sibility which you cannot later throw off. You are hereby called to service, to influence, to the labor and dignity of leadership. New York University expects this of you. We shall be disappointed if you do not, in your own sphere, do effective, honorable, distinguished work. And so goodbye, and good luck to all of you in the dynamic world of tomorrow! THOMAS L. NORTON, Dean