National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Farewell to Seniors . Dedication to the Class of '83 Begin your future with: Courage, to face the unknown Laughter, to get you through the rough times Adventure, to help you achieve all that you always wanted to -Self-assurance, you know you can do it Self-esteem, respect for your- self comes first Qriginality, so your personality shines through flexibility, so you won't fall apart if things are not going exactly right Q cheers for you!!! When I think back upon my years at NCE, I have such mixed emotions. I remember the thrill of fresh- man week, meeting new friends, searching the halls in the scavenger hunt, and first registration. Freshman and sophomore year seemed to go by qui- etly and then came junior year and the infamous Methods, TTA from Fred, Allll right from Lil, Along, Along, Along the way from Mary and ah, ah, ah from Ida. Other classes brought other teachers special to me. To Doc Challand, Doc Hannah, Pat Blus, and Deane Moore-thank you for everything. I've lived through the scariest time of my life, stu- dent teaching. I'll miss everyone at NCE, you've come to mean so much to me. Good luck to all who are still here and good-bye to those who are special friends. Love, Barbara Galletta P.S. To Rick-It's been a great four years with you as a boss. 4 Trying As I felt the drops of rain falling forever falling. I noticed someone walking, watching. As if he was trying to do things no other man had done before. And as I watched him for awhile, I saw the most peculiar thing, He was trying to do things no other man had done before. When I continued on my way, I found myself trying to do things no other man had done before. R. Golan It has been nearly a year since I left NCE, and began teaching in the Real World . A year full of new exper- iences, adventures, trials and tribulations and a great many realizations. There is nothing quite like facing a group of students for the first time knowing you are the teacher. It is the first year of teaching that is the most difficult. A new teacher, a rookie, does not have the knowl- edge or the know how of his tenured collegues. I found the first year to be a challenge. Comparing the first year of teaching with my college days, Iim glad I attended Na- tional. Their high standards and demands prepared me for that first year. The Changes Come From Morning to Night the changes come. Like the cold of Winter to the warmth of Spring. The subtle changes of all our lives. The things we don't see, but yet it has to be. The seasons come and the Seasons go. Like the childrens swing both to and fro. R. Golan

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