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

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Progress is The essence of Valparaiso UniversiTyT STudenTs have recognized 01 new quosphere on campus This year. Fol- lowing TwenTy-Tive years of developmenT Under The guidance of our presidenTi O. P. Kreszunn, suddenly we have awakened To The progress ThoT has been made. The Valpo of Today has an enrollmenT of 3257 sTUdenTs, a 711 percenT increase from TwenTy-Five years ago, representing Fiffy sToTes and five foreign counTries. More Then in numbers, however, The univerh siTy has expanded and developed academically Through The addiTion of a new Business School and ThirTy-Tour Tocuhy members Physically H has expanded Through The extensive building proiecTs on East CampuseThe Law School Wesemann Hall and The freshman women's dormiTory Lonkenau. SpiriTu- oily, iT has expanded Through an inTensiFied awareness of re- sponsibiIiTy in The individual ChrisTian life As Valparaiso becomes more prominenT on The noTional scene Through The eFTorTs of The adminisTroTion, aiumni, and women's guild, a more diversified sTUdenT body emerges. STrese sing The universiTy family, uniTed sTudenTs share an unusual experience in The social, academic, and spiriTuaI onosphere. Greek, social and Tonorory, and service organionions, extra- curricular ocTiviTies, collegioTe sporfs evenTs, and special con- cerTs and plays provide Cl consTanT ouTleT for sTudenT inter- reiaTionships and recreqTion Throughouf The year, Valparaiso 05ers courses in iTs our colleges of ArTs and Sciences, Business, Engineering, and Law. Combining The personal qTTenTion of a small college focuTy and The vorieTy 0T Fields of sTUdy in ilarger universi ies, he sTudenT QT Volpo can learn boTh in and OUT of The classroom. STudenTs become acquainTed wiTh The chuITy Through seminars and geT-TogeThers CIT professors' homes where Twey can delve inTo areas of special inTeresT wiTh- OUT The TormoIiTy o o iecTure hoil. Valparaiso offers a unique insight inTo Christian life. Daily Chapel services, Sunday wor- ship, vespers, Grid heology classes are incorporoTed info The campus life 0 The sTudenT as he deTermines. In This way a keener undersTunding of The responslbilities of The ChrisTiQn prepares sTUdenTs 0 meet The problems of boTh Today and Tomorrow. Afer four years of deveiopmenT, The sTudenT finds ThuT he has progressed noT only as a scholar, bUT also as cm individual. The universi y is also proud To conTribUTe To The progress of The surrounding communiTy, Expanding due To The indusTrial and engineering proiecfs such as The new BeThIehem STeeI plonT GT Burnls Harbor, The ciTy of Valparaiso offers more economically and socially To on-compus sTUdenTs. The Valparaiso sTory is one of a Torword-looking university resolved To offer The highesT quoIiTy 0T educoTion. The disTinc- Tive Valparaiso spiriT is The force of our growing universiTy, proud of its TrodiTion, conscious of HS presenT, and opTimisTic Tor ifs fuTUre. The originator and developer of many innovations, PresidenT Q P. KreTz- munn has contributed TwenTy-Five years of dedication To The University. The illuminufed chapel signifies The forwardelooking attitude That prevails on The Valparaiso campus,

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Apprehensive fans await the Crusader touchdown needed at 1he home- coming game against the Evansvilie Aces This time if is a line to register for rheology classes. With so many more sfudenfs, the lines get ever Iongeh After biology classes and language labs, students pour out of Heritage Hall,1he center 0F Old campus.