Roosevelt University - Vanguard Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DEDICATION Some of you graduates came to Roosevelt University directly from high school; others transferred from other colleges and universities. Each received a different impression of the school, not only because some were freshmen and others sophomores and juniors, but also be- cause no two persons react in the same way to the same situation. Therefore the memories which these pictures will awaken will be varied; some pleasant, others amusing, and still others perhaps a little sad. Even those of you who came to Roosevelt as freshmen reacted differ- ently to the school. Some were just a little apprehensive of the work, the instructors, and the idea of being in college; others didn't like the school at first. Students who transferred from other universities as sophomores and juniors compared Roosevelt to their old schools-both favorably and unfavorably. However, regardless of whether or not you liked your classes, in - structors, and the other students, there were little tilings that happened of which the word Roosevelt will always remind you-the lunchroom and coffee shop, with their smoke, noise, crowded tables with ten stu- dents where there were supposed to be six; the lines at the counter for