Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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f-3 X RALPH NOYER Dean of the College knx ,. ' As a young growing dynamic institution, Ball State Teachers College is concerned with the future. Its probable growth will be marked not in enrollment alone, but certainly in adaptations of all it means to the purpose of its establishment. The teach- ers college of the next decade will present an organization pattern and methods of pro- cedure unlike those of traditional liberal arts colleges, but more like those of the great professional schools. This means a studied effort to increase co-ordination. During the four years ending with 1936 commencement, many important steps have been taken in the College in the direction of its growth. The objectives of the College, its curricula, and all courses of instruction GRACE DE HORITY HARRY HOWICK Dean of Women Dean of Men Eigbfeen

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have been re-stated and carefully examined. A practical personnel guidance system has been installed and made to operate with the help of each teaching staff member. In all four-year curricula a dehnite break has been made at the end of the period of general education and at the beginning of profes- sional education. The assistance of former students and graduates in ll program for the improvement of the college has been enlisted with the result that, along with many measures, there has come to the college a sense of corihclence in its ability to make the adaptions necessary for a program of teacher education which will be modern in each of the years to come. -DEAN NOYER. W. E. WAGONER Secretary-Registrar GOLA CLEVENGER GARNET TRULLENDER NOEL A. SHULL Secretary of Associate Director of Credits and Placements Registrar Physical Plant N iuelccn