Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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ADMINISTRATION YEARS come and go, each contributing its qualities to the passing show of life. You of the senior class now preparing to take your departure from your Alma Mater, like all those before you, have added your part to that intangible something known as Ball State. Let us hope that Ball State has done something to you in your thinking and your way of life that may enrich your life even unto your last day. As we part to take our various ways in life, may the comradeship created here go with each one of us to cheer us in our hours of de- pression and to guide us in times of victory. We have appreciated knowing you and we shall look forward to meeting you often and learning of your continued successes in the future. 4 L, A. PITTENGER 20

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STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BOARD THE State Teachers College Board serves both Indiana State Teach- ers College and Ball State Teachers College in the administration of their financial and educational affairs. This Board, through its history, has been a high-minded and liberal force for educational progress and efliciency. Reading from left to right are Mr. William F. Cronin of Terre Haute, secretary, Mr. Frank C. Ball, Muncie, Mr. Sanford M. Keltner, An-dersong Mr. John H. Heller of Decatur, president, and Mr. Floyd I. McMurray, ex-oificio member of the Board by reason of his office as State Superintendent of Public Instruction, to which he was elected in 1934. Mr. Cronin became a member of the Board in July, 1933, and Mr. Ball and Mr. Keltner have been members since the beginning of the institution in 1918. Mr. Heller has been a member since 1931. 21