Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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w- V all , 9 4 i' r Q V l an .,,,......... to c .- J, Top Left: Billy E. Sunday, SecreTary-Treasurer. Above: Dr. Frederick J. Bogardus, Dean of The Facul- Ties. Below: Dr. J. Glenn Radcliffe, RegisTrar and DirecTor of Admissions. Wu-if Administrative Officers In 1884 Tri-STaTe College was founded in Angoloi, Indiana as a normal school for Teachers. Over The years iT has under- gone a compleTe Trc1nsiTion and is now an engineering and business adminisTra- Tion college wiTh an enrollmenT of nearly 2,000. 1967 was an especially challenging and rewarding year for The adminisTra- Tive sTaff of Tri-STc1Te College. ITs normal duTies included regulafing housing, counseling sTudenTs boTh in academic and professional areas, hondling ad- missions, compiling and mainTaining acgdemic records, compuTing various necessary sTaTisTics, promofing good public relaTions and advising numerous sTudenT organizations. Also, funds were secured ond pldns were compleTed for exTensive building proiecTs. Some of These sTrucTures were compleTed and puT inTo use This yeor. Due To Their efforis The fine academic repuTaTion of Tri-STaTe College wois noT only mainiained buT greaily enhanced, making The rocid even smooTher for gradudTing sTudenTs. College aid To sTudenTs did noT end wiTh graduaiion. An excellenT placemenT sToiff served graduaTes in numerous in- valucible ways. Qfi'Wfx'r Above: Dr. Leslie A. Willig, ExecuTive Vice PresidenT Below: Dr. William L. ScoTT, Dean of Students. Via

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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 -

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Pictured Right, Seated: Mary McClelland, Counselor, Standing: John W. McClellan, Assistant to the Presi- dent, Theron G. Lansford, Assistant Professor, Social Studies, J. B. Swihart, Assistant Registrar and Ad- missions Counselor. Pictured Left, Left to Right: Michael S. Nyikos, Direc- tor-Publications. Center, Howard Gilliam, Associate Director of Alumni Affairs, Lucy Emerson, Director ot News Services, Robert Ramsay, Director of Alumni Affairs. Pictured Left, Lett to Right, James H. Weiss, Director- Computer Center, Lorene Strawser, Director of Hous- ing, Leo F. Kuhn, Director of Cooperative Education, Earl Sharrow, Director of Placement.