Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Sauerman, Miller, Dickmeyer, Kreinheder, Boeger 3 U7 O UD 'T f 3 -D Dlllffl 1.-'EA D il With a program oglniversity ex- pansion as its mainwfobjective, the Board of directors ng aims to ful- fill its plans for a new gym, a hospital, a library, and a largefiystudent body. Also on the progranig are plans for campus improvemeifd Which have been making rapid progress. Several generous bequests ring the last year, notably one ofQE50,000 from Mrs. NV. H. T. Dau and another of 320,000 from Mrs. PQe, have mate- rially aided this proggss. The Board is' advisegby a National board of 125 represenfitive men Who act as an advisory committee. Board of directors group Page twenty-nine

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Page thirty C. C. KREINHEDER President V TO OUR GRADUATES OF 1937: College days, it is often said, are intended to prepare young men and Women not only for life but for living. It 1S our hope that your Alma Mater, as an institution of higher learning under Christian auspices, has accomplished both: prepared you for a useful place in life, and for living your life on the high plane set by Christian standards. It is especially the latter that the World needs so badly in these restless and chaotic times, Above everything else it needs men and Women who cherish Christian ideals, Who are motivated in their actions, in private and in public, by Christian principles, who in the every day af- fairs of life seek uto do justly, to love mercy, . and to Walk humbly with their God. As you now leave us to go forth into life for which your Alma Mater has prepared you, may I ask you to take with you as a guiding motto the Word of our Savior: Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good Works and glorify your Father Who is in Heaven.