Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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lvwl FROM OUR PRESIDENT GAIN we come to the close of another school year when tasks are laid aside and we can pause a moment to con- sider what the year has meant to us. Have we increased our stature of manhood and Womanhood or have We, by unstable thinking or unrestrained actions, lost the better things of life and gathered for ourselves baubles that may glitter but will not wear? It is our hope that every faculty member and student has broadened his or her horizon this year, that each has found a larger field of usefulness for his abilities, and that one and all will, throughout the years to come, retain the inspiration and zest for life that assures to us all the opportunity for vital and useful service to society.

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Page .NiYft'l'lI DR. RALPH Norma DEAN NOYER TO THE SENIORS BY this time you have reached the point where you can set your own problems, find your own material, and control your own timeg you have learned to use your teachers as you use the libraries and the labora- toriesg ou know that for the ur ose of further learnin 'ou need not X P P si . necessarily take another course, although that may often be desirable. Your general education is at an end and the and scholarly professional service has begun. period of real specialization mere technicians. It is quite who have ideas, who know will become educators. It is one thing to supply the schools with another thing to produce even a few persons 'what it is all aboutf who, in the best sense, Into Faculty your equipment, whether it be bare techniques or rich ideas, the and Administration have put their best efforts in the belief that no point of excellence is too good for Indianafl