North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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,S if - Q J. Edward E. Rall - I9I6-I946 C. Harve Geiger - I946-I96O As the sun sets on o scholostic century, we contemplote the contributions of six men. There would be no Centenniol celebrotion were it not for the combined lives of these post presidents of North Centrol College. Augustine A. Smith, who wos elected os the first president of North-Western College ot the time of its founding in Plointteld, Illinois, wos especiolly instrumentol in the devel- opment of the institution's philosophy. He wos directly involved in the school's move to Noperville in 1870. During the three yeors of the odministrotion of Henry H. Rossweiler, the size of the school ond its groduoting closses increosed to the lorgest figures in the history of the school. The period of the presidency of Hermon J. Kiekhoefer illustrotes the exponsion ond tronsition of the institution's buildings, teoching focilities, othletic progrom, oroltory oc- tivities, ond other extro-curriculor chonnels. During the odministrotion of Lowrence H. Seoger, entronce to the North Centrol Asso- ciotion of Accredited Schools ond Colleges wos obtoined. A new othletic field wos pur- chosed, o deportment of Domestic Science wos estoblished, ond enrollment in the college exceeded thot of the ocodemy. As CJ result of the efforts of Edword E. Roll, the school exponded into one of the no- tion's highly recognized liberol orts colleges. Growth wos reflected in on exponding compus, new buildings, ond more extensive course offerings. The presidency of C. Horve Geiger witnessed the further exponsion of the college progrom, porticulorly in extro-curriculor octivities. Furthermore, mony existing buildings were modernized, ond new dormitories, the librory, ond the student union building were odded to the compus. Leaders in Growth

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