National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Demonstration School Child

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, .. ' 'Alf ,,: fy i 22 The long procession of academically garbed dignitaries . . . the impressive quiet of the inauguration ceremony . . . he heavenly music of the choir . . . the prematurely gray hair above the fine face and erect stature . . . the sincere voice uttering important truths about education and expressing high confidence in the future of our college . . . The crux of the inaugural address concerned the role of the teachers college-its duty to the profession and the child . . . it noted teachers need for knowledge, courage, vision, creativity and professional skill to meet the challenge of the times . . . stated that the function of teacher education is to develop a dynamic sense of the xvorth of the indi- vidual and his capabilities for growth and self-direction and to afford opportunity for democratic ideals to be more fully appreciated by put ting them into practice in school . . . stressed necessity of world vision and said man has lagged far behind in his evolution in the field of human relations . . . if lasting peace is established human emotions and understandings must play a vital part . . . said there must be a sensitix ity to individual L , t L r I . , f rc r , L' O I r A 'eil I ' i ' Y , er .. I , V4 A ,,, -w s sb, i Ut ' QA 4. sf- I 17 ,v r L 'Sify' .f XZ? 9 sf tits S r 741' 292 N , zifggyfs . A L V V V f' av i vffi'-1 j., X5f' . ll fffs 1 ' Q 9' ' 4 . s 772' 2' - is ' W, A ' fs t g, ..r,. . 7, Q hw: A ' - sv .4 ' ' W s., .few , ,jf , s. H 75 H lv f - - cr a . AW f an 452 rf N N 4 M , r sf ' QV ' ,ff Y 77 H s , s x ws ,fs . , t . t , My s ,gf t , P . r r in M H . . s , I A, L , , 2 'V 1 ' .4 f ff. ' , 737: 7 8, rs ,Q .sfzlfzx E 'fatty sm T' i Qi ' fl .4...,, , H, needs and readiness to meet those needs . . . emphasized the emotional climate of a child's environment as being perhaps the greatest- factor in the learning situation . . . stated that method and approach must change with our ways of living even though subject matter remains fairly stable . . . spoke of how the ideas and ideals promulgated by American teachers may well determine the future of our country . . . summed up the role of the teachers' college as one of training teachers to meet the needs of children and of giving vrsron and courage to those xx ho undertake to lead youth Our college president rs competent friendly and xx ell voice carries a true tune small Tommy can be found toddlrng around prexy office occasionally With heart and sprrrt xxe dedicate this book to Dr Johnson, our new president xx ho has our faith and our enthusiasm H . ' ' -s -w a 1 u A ' I D l L v 1 , vr . I . S K 7 . y . - liked . . . he's scientihc . . . and musical . . . his fine tenor is - -1. X, v L 1 ' ' W .