Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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U81 FROM OUR PRESIDENT AGAIN the Commencement sea- son apporaches accompanied by the traditional activities that make graduation an occasion long remem- bered by the participants. Ball State Teachers College congratulates you most cordially and looks forward to your success in life with true par- ental hope. Only yesterday, it seems, we saw you come up the walk- freshmen of all types and sorts. Some, in jolly mood, were ready for a col- legiate joy ride, others, more seri- ous, looked forward with consider- able concern to the new lifeg but to us, whether you guessed it or not, you were our annual fall challenge. Now you graduate. What has been the result of our meeting and walking for a while together the paths of Ball State Teachers College campus? Do you know as much as you dreamed you would when you were planning to go to college? Are you the kind of person you thought you might become by the time o-f your grad- uation? Only that mysterious future that lies before us all can answer these questions. We who have known you believe in you and have an unfaltering faith that you will do your part of the world's work and will become what your parents, friends, and now your Alma Mater, wish most devoutly--an intelligent successful citizen and' a virile ex- ample of all that makes life well worth living. L. A. PITTENGER

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STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BCARD THE State Teachers College Board in meeting assembled Monday, April 3, 1939. This Board serves both Indiana State Teachers College and Ball State Teachers College in the administration of their financial and educational affairs. This Board, through its history, has been a high-minded and liberal force for educational progress and efficiency. Reading from left to right are Mr. William F. Cronin of Terre Haute, secretaryg Mr. Frank C. Ball, Muncie, Mr. Sanford M. Keltner, Anderson, Mr. John H. Heller of Decatur, president, and Mr. Floyd I. McMurray, ex-oflicio member of the Board by reason of his ofIice as State Superintendent of Public Instruction, to which he was elected in 1934. Mr. Cronin became a member of the Board in July, 1933 and Mr. Ball and Mr. Keltner have been members since the beginning of the institution in 1918. Mr. Heller has been a member since 1931. Us