Roosevelt University - Vanguard Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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President's Message To The Graduating Class of 1957 WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED AT ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY? 1. Have you learned that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing? 2. Have you learned that to pioneer you must first know where you are ? 3. Have you learned that you cannot guess the value of people or objects or ideas by the packages they come in? 4. Have you learned that many minds are better than one in working toward the solution of a problem? 5. Have you learned that education for every man according to his capacities can enrich his life, his community and our world? 6. Have you learned that the difference between a mouse and a man is a cathedral ? 7. Have you learned that there can be beauty in the spoken word? 8. Have you learned that ethical values and an attitude of public service are more to be valued than a mind full of unrelated facts and a pocket full of change? 9. Have you learned that there is more to an understanding of history than meets the eye ? 10. Have you learned that love is the supreme outcome of real Knowledge ? Page 9

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EDWARD J • SPARLING PRESIDENT Page 8

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430 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE Chicago 5. Illinois TELEPHONE WABASH 2-3 S 80 March 19, 19£7 TO THE EDITORS: I wish to express my appreciation to the student editors of VANGUARD for the yeoman task they have done in a few short weeks. After a financially disasterous yearbook in 1947, there had been no inclination to tackle another until now. In fact, there had been no faculty or administrative encouragement to do so for fear of another loss. The fact that the VANGUARD has come to life after all these years is entirely due to the students' insistence that they wanted one, plus their willingness to give the necessary hours of work to putting out a book. My congratulations to you all for a job well done! G. Nicholas Paster Director of Student Activities GNP et Page 10