Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Pugz' I-4o1n'1'm'r1 FRGM OUR PRESIDENT- A story is told of an. explorer who wished to rush back to civilization in the shortest possible time. Early and late for two days he and his native helpers made excellent progress. On the morning of the third day not a native would move. Asked the reason for their refusal to con- tinue the journey they replied: We are Waiting for our souls to catch up. Only yesterday, it seems, you were puzzling over freshman tests and wearing green caps. You have been busy and at times, no doubt, rushed. Let us hope you have not outrun your souls at any time. The appreciative theme of this yearbook is a striking evidence of your gracious thinking. In this instance your soul was present and played its part in your thinking. Very soon now you go into a speedy, noisy world to assume your re- sponsibilities to society. In the rush of blinding speed and the smoke of turmoil and confusion do not forget at times to wait until your souls fafcb up. L. A. PITTENGER.

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1938IORIENT ADMINISTRATION

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES L JOHN H. HELLER Pl'f'xi11r'l1l Decatur SANFORD M. KIZLTNER FLOYD I. MCMURRAY FRANK C. BALL Anderson Indianapolis Muncie -A-,xx X NVILLIAM F. CRONIN Svrrvffzry Terre Haute Pagv Flfl'l'l'I1