Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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PREFACE pHIS IS INTENDED TO BE A YEARBOOK, nothing more. It departs from the traditional approach of disguising a record of the school year as a boat, a plane, a trip to Mars or a three act play. The editors worked toward this goal: that this book should not only record life at Park College during the academic year of 1947-48, but also should be representative of the basic ideals and uniquenesses that have prevailed on the Park campus from the time of its founders. Traditional type faces, conservatism in layout, and simplicity of design have been used to give the book some air of perma¬ nence; to clothe it in some of the dignity of appearance that is an essential part of every educational institution. Within the limitations of time and finance binding the staff, every effort has been made to have the 1948 Narva an example of good bookmaking, a volume which will stand on the reader’s library shelves for years to come and hold its own. Aiackay Hall Towers of learning

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I. ADMINISTRATION - FACULTY STUDENT LEADERS HESE are the leaders, the people whom we con- JL fide in when we have difficulty, whom we gripe to when we think things should be remedied, and whom we hate when they personify red tape. From them we expect sympathetic action, understanding, guidance, and results. Sometimes we aren’t com¬ pletely satisfied with the results, but the people in positions of leadership are always trying. Some of these are students, some faculty and administration. Working together with a maximum of participation of both groups in college affairs, they have given us a college year sparked by new ideas and dedicated to traditional principles. Glimpses of Inauguration Day events