Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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fk FOREWORD HE happiest days of our lives are our college days That the mem- ory of those happy days may ever live have written of our classmates of friends from Whom We must be torn. Here in years to come you will find the familiar faces and the characteristic college day pranks We hope that this may always be the source of pleasant reminiscences for all who desire a memorandum of college days. If this book becomes as cherished as the mem- ories that it invokes then we will feel that We have not Worked in vain. We have published this book. Here we x :4 'W ll I iff -vi, fffff' za gf 1 4 ff -4 X X 2 1'