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

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Firelz'gizf, comdlelz'glzt . Praidmt entertains. l6 . the The President Candle-lighted and book-lined, President 0. P. Kretzmannis home has become a familiar part of campus evenings. As his home reflects his strangely mystic,yet alive personality, so the University does also. The ceremony of morning matins, the informality of student forums form part of the new pattern. As an author, editor, speaker, and educator, President Kretzmannis following spreads far beyond University walls. Besides contribut- ing to many magazines, he is editor of the Cresset, a journal devoted to review of lit- erature, the arts, and public affairs. In this way he has made a notabie contribution to church literature. At the present time President Kretzmann is participating actively in the work of national educational conferences, both Within the Church and without. And it is in this ca- pacity, as an educator, that Valparaiso stu- dents are familiar With him and With his ability to understand the problems of youth and to direct a complexity of academic activities.

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Accounting I to Jurisprudence Exerting a lasting inHuence on the students under their guid- ance, the men and women ofthe Valparaiso faculty are producing a group of people conscious of democratic ideals and responsi- bilities. In out-of-class talks in the professorts map-lined oHEce, as well as in classroom lectures, an intimacy between students and professor has developed, an intimacy that is characteristic of Valparaiso. Tile Dmm-commumquw and mse-hok: The College of Arts and Sciences WILLARD N. ANDERSON, WALTER E. BAUER, PH.D. ALICE R. BENSEN, PH.D. M. ALFRED BICHSEL, M.A. Professor of History and Instructor in English S.M.M. Instructor in Business and Political Science Instructor in Music Economics 18