National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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E! if W 1,5 M A , ' ':-: ' '. 1 : f ' fa 5 North Shore Alumni Board Alumni Secretaries RECOG ITIO THE ALUMN ASSOCI TIO We, the editors of National, take great pride in recognizing and honoring the Alumni Associa- tion of N.C.E. There are none more praiseworthy than these loyal and dedicated graduates. From its very beginning in 1891, the Alumni Assoiation has fostered the growth and develop- ment of National. By assuming the responsibilities of securing students and contributing financially toward their support, it continues to promote the endeavors of the college. Each year the Alumni Association presents three honorary scholarships to deserving seniors in the names of Miss Elizabeth Harrison, Mrs. John N. Crouse, and Miss Edna Dean Baker. In addition to this, the alumni's annual gifts are plac- ed in the alumni fund, from which the college ob- tains additional aid in order to maintain its high standards of education. The alumni have also been very helpful to the college by donating their ser- vices as admissions counselors for prospective stu- dents everywhere. There are approximately seventeen chapters in the United States, and over 6,000 active alumni throughout the world. They are a cheerful group that perpetuate a feeling of unity and friendship among themselves through regular meetings and other activities such as teas, luncheons, and din- ners. Once again we take with pleasure this oppor- tunity to salute our wonderful alumni-the stock- holders of National.

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DEDICATION Because you are the purpose of National, the inspiration for every new idea, the reason for every action, and the perpetuating force behind every tradition, Because you make life at National a pleasure with your cheerful smiles, un- derstanding attitudes, and ardent spirit, Because you represent the modern educators who believe in a diligent, never- ending fight for the eradication of ignorance and the maximum de- velopment of every child, Because you believe in high standards and principles and try to lead a life that is an example for others to follow, Because you are formulating the qualities needed for good citizens and lead- ers not only in our democratic society but the world as well, We proudly dedicate to you, the student body of National-the components of our rocket and spacecraft-this yearbook for 1962-63. -7-

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IN MEMORIAM MRS. LOUISE MQNAMARA WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 24, 1962 Mrs. Louise McNamara during her eight years of service as secretary for Mrs. Pauline Galvarro, endeared herself to many students as well as the faculty and secretarial staff here at National. Her warm and friendly smile portrayed a nature that knew no selfishness. In her gay and cheerful manner, she welcomed every op- portunity in which she could be of assistance. She was admired by all for her de- terminiation to persist with her secretarial duties in spite of her illness. Mrs. Mc- Namara can best be described as an understanding friend, a diligent worker, an active civic leader, and a devoted wife. She is survived by her husband, William E. McNamara, a retired lawyer, and a son, who is studying toward his Ph. D. degree at Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. Mrs. Louise McNamara will remain in the minds and hearts of all who knew her. ' - 9 -