National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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On the day before Easter vacation, interested parents from all directions left their Worries behind to come to National to see the school which their offspring are at- tending. They saw their daughters in action in the class- rooms and in the demonstration school. At an assembly Miss Baker told an Easter Story with an original musical accompaniment by Miss Risler. The college choir presented several selections. Best friends' parents were introduced to each other. The mothers, the dads chatted affably at tea and dinner, making plans to return next year. Parents come to College and see daughters at work and play

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Classes Provide Mental and Physical Worleout 1' Music Education is a major ac- tivity at National and includes many different types of Work. In the regular class the girls do rhythms in preparation for Work with chil- dren. It is quite a sight to see the college girls giving their all as Humpty Dumpty falling off a Wall . . . or dainty little snowflakes. Then too, the girls all have a chance to be leader or player in a rhythm band . . . and they really swing out on the tambourine. Another interesting course is Cur- riculum Construction, which in- cludes many excursions to see how