Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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College Receivea' on -A waited cc1'edz'tati01f1 During alter Part of Twenties Decade Over the nine-year period from 1918- 1927 the campus had grown to 120 acres. The addition of the Library and Assem- bly Hall and the nearly complete Lucina Hall raised the number of buildings to three academic and two resident units. Hines took the temporary presidency until the board appointed Lemuel A. Pittenger to succeed Burris. Immediately after his inauguration in 1928, the Library and Assembly Hall and Luciua Hall were dedicated. 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,. -.,, -4. .ff -- X 1 -.x 'F www Ball Gymnasium, 1926 May, 1922 saw the legislature recog- nize the generosity of the Ball brothers by adding their names to the already long school title. Student activity increased and the school newspaper first appeared on the growing campus in 1922. Hines was succeeded by Benjamin Burris in 1924. The enrollment had jumped to 1,016 and the Jazz Age was thriving. His hopes for the school were to gain the highest accreditation and build a laboratory school for teacher training. He was well on his way to achieve his goals when a fatal attack abruptly end- ed his two-year term. Presidents Linnaeus N. Hines, 1921-1924, and William W. Parsons, 1918-1921 Y - Girls' physical education class, 1926 Bowling alleys in the Ball Gymnasium, 1926 .- .ff

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V ' , 4. 1 ,Q ew 2 1' X 'mili - 1 r Pwr.-'+f'i :v'f wrvzfstfa-ni ' to - afflblfialll We-i is 1 K ' ' . X r, gag-4 I X4 -19 ' , -qit dt' ami lu , 1 . Uh . . J, I Art gallery, 1929 They arrived only to discover that the board had met and agreed upon full ac- creditation for the College on the pre- vious day. Thus, the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools trans- ferred Ball State Teachers College from its list of teacher-training institutions to its list of fully accredited colleges and universities in March, 1930. Another notable event during this pe- riod Was the act from the Indiana General Assembly separating Ball State Teachers College from the Indiana State Normal School located in Terre Haute. The main section of Burris Laboratory School, the fonner president's dream, was opened in 1929. It began that year its service to the school as a training ground for prospective teachers. Despite the severe hardships during the depression in 1929, the school was able to maintain its strength. Dean Ralph Noyer and student, 1929 English class presenting The Importance of Being Earnest, 1929 Miss Grace DeHority, dean of girls, with students, 1929