Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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PRESIDENT JOHN R. EMENS . . . S6 K 'iff .Y K.. -,,, . . . Graduates: College graduates today enter a world needing solutions to crucial problems in the areas of world peace, military service, domes- tic economic stability, the provision of educational opportunity for the increased number of children, and many others. As graduates of Ball State Teachers College you must be more than spectators in the struggle, you must take positions and participate on the side of con- structive forces. We hope that we have helped you to develop your abilities, skills, knowledges, and attitudes so that in the years to come your achievements reflect honor to yourselves and to your Alma Mater, Ball State Teachers College. John R. Emens, President 'I7

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E Ml FY l ,C , cn, lv.: t 4-'Q , P F I B +.t .x W 71 25 hllf STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BOARD . . k 4 l ROBERT M. CRITCHFIELD GEORGE A. BALL President Vice-President , S WILBUR YOUNG WILLIAM F. CRONIN JOHN H. HELLER State Superintendent Secretary Assistant Secretary Serving both Ball State Teachers College and Indiana State Teach- ers College, the State Teachers College Board strives to better con- ditions, both financial and educational, at these two institutions. Mem- bers of the board are appointed by the governor of the State of Indiana. 16

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ADMINISTRATION . Controllers office, where people get the business. Mr. Wagner, Treasurer and Business Manager was absent when this picture was taken. Dr. Hauptman, Registrar, and assistants, who make sure everybody stays in line . . . on Registration day. Student advisers, who say you can't tell the profs without a program.