Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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X DP 0 DK Nd! 0 0- foreword ACH year a changing campus greets the eye of returning alumni, for Ball State Teachers Col- lege has progressed far since its es- tablishment almost twenty years ago. The next quarter century holds in store the development of this nu- cleus to one of the largest and best- known educational institutions of che middle west.

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dedication HE year 1937 has marked a turning point in the history of Ball State Teachers College, for the name of one of the two major publications of the campus has been changed from the traditional and now meaningless title, The Easternerf' to the more applicable and modern one, The Ball State Newsf' Work on The Orientf' the second major publication, had pro- gressed too far for a change of name to be effected easily, and so the new name of the book that portrays life on the campus has been left to the 1938 editor. With sincere appreciation to the past editors of The Orientv and with good Wishes for the future editors of the annual, this book is dedicated.