Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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CONTENTS GRADUATES Dedication Presidents' Messages Campus Life Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Not Graduated Graduate Portraits S.A. President's Message Senior Activities Administration Faculty and Staff Memorial Student Government E .M......s..-h,wc..ro chasm 'QW . Organizations Varsity ATHLETICS TI Junior Varsity In Extramurals Intramurals INDEX 6 'J 4

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wisdom Good teachers are dedicated, capable, enthusiastic people who instill in their students a respect for people, a love for learning, and a desire to serve their fellowman. Such a teacher is Herbert H. Gross, professor of geography. Students who have been privileged to sit in his classes have been touched by the personality of a man who is dedicated to his God and to his profession. They have felt the enthusiasm ot his teaching and the intensity of his desire to produce capable teachers of children. They have been swept along by a restless energy which is dedicated to serving God in the classroom and to preparing others for such service. Coupled with such a personality is professional competence of the highest order. Dr. Gross is known and respected for his books and articles on education and geography. His colleagues have paid tribute to him by making him president of their national organization, The National Council for Geographic Education. Their confidence in him was further indicated when they made him editor of their journal. This noble ensampleto his sheep he yaf, That first he wroghte and afterward he taughte, said Chaucer of his parson. The description fits Dr. Gross equally well. His attempts to train competent, dedicated teachers are prosecuted vigorously and consciously by precept. His example is not consciously devisedg it flows naturally from him. Carefully prepared lectures and lessons are doubly impressive when they are reinforced by an example of how a dedicated Christian may serve his Lord and his Church. Christian, churchman, educator, scholar, teacher- all are encompassed in Dr. Gross. To him we gladly and re- spectfully dedicate this yearbook.