National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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X Qi Q , x 4 Ng xW Q NMMQ S we The entire faculty at N.C.E. is interested in the welfare of all students, and Mr. Robert Creising, our Dean of Students, has been one of the men most closely involved in this area. Besides administering the Student Personnel Office, he taught a psychology course, sponsored the Iunior Class, advised College Council, and continued Working toward his doctorate in the field of Cuidance and Psychology during the past year. Serving as administrator to an entire student body is a great task in itself, but Mr. Creising has always had time for and interest in all individuals seeking his help and advice. You, Mr. Creising, by way of your fresh ideas, amiable personality, and long experience, have contributed greatly to N.C.E.'s tremendous surge of progress toward new horizons. To you, Mr. Robert Creising, we dedicate this book.

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Qr X f A Q' 5 S -4 Ng xW i llldg The College is in its 80th anniversary year, and it is a year that is not only important for those of us who are on the faculty and in its student body today but important for those who will be a vital part of the National College family in the years ahead. VVe have launched a four million dollar building program that will double physical plant and will make it possible for more young people to continue their education at our College. The new curriculum is placing greater emphasis on the liberal arts as it relates to teacher education. Whether our students choose the professional curriculum or the one in the liberal arts, they will be receiving an education that will strengthen their values, broaden their horizons, and help to build within them a security that is so needed in our world today. The yearbook theme this year is New Horizonsn and it seems most ap- propriate to me as we have moved to new horizons in Physical plant as well as in the curriculum. Mankind is faced with problems today that seem to have no solutions. Nations are struggling with each other, and ideologies are at stake. We read of a breakdown of morality among civilized. people. There are many other situations that are disturbing to the educated man. The world is forever changing, and ever since man has been on the earth there have been problems, and there always will be. It is to education that we look for hope and possible solutions to problems. It is our hope that here at National College, as we live and work together I we may find the answers that can help in a small way to move civilization forward by removing prejudice and ignorance from our minds. Our past has been built on a rich heritage that has given us a good foundation on which to build for the future. Whether you follow the profession of teaching or move into some other area you will be a better person because of your college education. New horizons in our College can also mean new. horizons for our profession as well as for civilized man around the world. VVhat lies ahead depends to a great extent on what we do as individuals. The future can hold possibilities that will lead to a better world. Let us be sure we have the desire to do something about it. K 6 v