Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Tri-State College Board of Trustee 'ifififj fy. .jfy3..g.,, s -' E J' ' .ieif?aEf - Q. fun si z, -, w.,,.,, , , 5: ...M L. - 'S Q 355591 1 , ff iff I T- . I f 552 . fi f ' 'T' N js V 1 s B' -fe. wav , xx in . .. . .1 1 , .- 5 1 1552. . l .f 3? gr 'W , iss .. Qq! .e1 ' . Q -fx. aff X 'wu- M-...,4.. lil au.+T,. .Q .fww...g fa, ,mmf- LV 'L 'b 'K if bw -nx Qi.. . ,N,zm- NWO' , 'ii I ' ,. , J, X wg ...wg ,f Ray Alwood John G. Best Don F. Cameron Robert Crown Laurence L. Dresser Helene Foellinger Perry T. Ford Melvin R. Greiser Lt. Gen. L. B. Hershey ,I 5' f 1 7.1 J H ,I fx ...se M- N , Mu. ,f : ' 5 -vle J Qi, .,., , ,I V The Board of Trustees Through thei-r varied ideas, backgrounds ond experiences provide oi professional and progressive framework within which the college can operate. Trustees with interest are in- dispensable. Tri-State College is fortunate To have men of such caliber. John W. Kirsch, Jr. Elliot L. Ludvigsen J. T. McCormick John J. McKetta, Jr. James E. Nicholas Henry R. Platt, Jr. Earle M. Rader 4 Glenn T. Rieke Irving A. Shepard mf Robert B. Stewart ..-vf' .AW Joseph R. Teagno Walter W. Walb Henry E. Willis Edward A. Wolfe Fred Zollner

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Contemporary design and complete air conditioning appeal to students Final exam time always taxes the facilities to the utmost. l F E j it , 'A 1 E s ' 5 if l 2 are A, an s,-4 i i ' i ' ' t 'W..y .. -- ,,,:..,, ' i 4 s g a ...-Mm i X, ' s 3 ., J, f i LW X ' sm qgww ' Q I a.,,. -.,.---xv. i...,,,, p-.. ,i If xxx w,3'Svs as KY5 l'4 fE,o' fr S tv Q fa R3 X '15 gif.. with 9 1, M? 4, K. f 125 X A ' ff XG? , -:F xl? ,, ...I 9 1:-rg ' A l . r A 1,,L,'js-A -,331 is V Q 1 5, - , Q- c Q is 'A , .,-:sa 1 , 45-5 M ,, . ' - - . V , is .9 gigh 1.4, -V Q , jk X. . . ,Wag , ,..., , it , 0'4,,gQi1 L X . sim ' 'mba '3 : ,. 'RV , . fi G ' . ' ,fx V' 5 ,, .aQ : W 'x H tv ,fl , we 7- ' M A ' Q , - Q Q' W . s A f ' - 4-0119

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President's Message We stand today between that which was yesterday and what will be to- morrow. Today we are dependent upon knowledge gathered from yesterday's past to build for tomorrow's needs. ,Amidst this changing panorama men must lay blueprints in person and things so well conceived that future buffeting by fate will not make these plans ob- solete almost as soon as they are con- ceived. Today's plans for tomorrow are always a calculated risk, and today's education must be built on a foundation that will have in its structure a built-in flexibility that will meet the changing time. Tri-State College has attempted to meet tomorrow's educational needs to- day, and we hope our graduates have learned wisely and well in this exposure. We join in wishing you continued suc- cess in all of your future endeavors. Richard M. Bateman President ,,35 -