Battle Creek College - Cauldron Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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pm Qi' ' ffl X ll .iff l r,-, V. A in ' I . in - lf 1 a l me Even those colleges that are not dependent upon the industrial world for their own wel- fare must realize that a large percentage of their graduates are directly or indirectly de- pendent upon the industrial life of the country for their own welfare and careers. If past results can be held up as a criterion of sensible procedure toward the future, then a greater future for both lndustry and the College can be achieved by their working to- gether as mutually helpful, cooperating units -which, after all, is exactly what they are doing. Therefore, the CAULDRON staff of l93O takes pleasure in dedicating this book to the Modern Spirit of Scholastic and Industrial Progress. THE 1930 . I i '- ..e. il if it-.c cAul.nRoN W3 5'-iam I N ., fr .lx ..l 'F,7X,L 1 - l. . - j,.'NI Pl! , Q5 1 , h E , 'AX ,- I . ..-- '-7: ' X In if 'X Ll','F Tl-I- .f1'i-XFX' -t h E ' -lil Hi? '-if W - '-if . 5. 1 '-11231521 lsjjcig , , :I H .. Sd -w' '-iff' Hit 1., -J ,, L - it ' 4.3 .avg ,w.n,-..1 ,,:, ,. , .. ,, . .,f.'.f. qw .,5,,--E1 - - ' ' 0 lm - I , .4 - 1,'f?..f-41 W ai f F : M gm... '....2i:...:f--4' ' ' '-

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The industries represented in these pages reflect the age in which we live. They rep- resent those institutions of national char- acter performance which color the background of much of our present education. lndustry has influenced, contributed to, often made possible, modern college education and our obligation to industry should be acknowl- edged. Simplicity and efficiency are the key stand- ards of modernism and modernism is as much a part of the efficient college as it is of the industrial organization. lndustry and the college are able to teach each other in this new era of Modernism, and they do teach each other. Practically every school in the country 2.1:f'tv:2:5:::':1': 1'- Q depends upon wealth made possible by in- Q . . . . - 'I dustrial requirements to furnish its endow- ,. ments, to provide expensive equipment. -. ,':f,f1 j'Zf ma- J - .T Q XA f fi ' -'WV Y.k:,'1-, 3 . 5 A ,Jr V V' 2 ff' T5 .5 'fsj ' ,-if 7'.I:' - ,... .-.ar f f ' V.: i ..':::.:L:'11 ' ig.,-n :iwif I5,9'g?5f3M'1f.x:., K' , ..J.LZl'f f .' I .Qi:sLyvL,: 4ZI.1'Ii'11'..f :g If.. . 1 'Hg rgj. .il-gg. y f ' T H E .1., Q, fr -' vi, I. ::f.j'i ,, ' ' :Q U fri- 9 1 - .- ,. I 9 3 0 itil!!-il' If . :13Q. ' Q if jgiifiif ' it Qsgafii 4' . :UH-ze 454325 y If fn, -' 4, . ,ini li U L D R 0 N . tl J. 4, 5 I ig-It mg ' iv A- .l q lie. I his

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To some people, the idea of using lndustry as the theme of a college annual may seem out of place, yet it is impossible to enter a well-equipped, up-to-date college without see- ing the effects of lndustry everywhere. ln the - office one sees modern business methodsg in the laboratory one sees modern business products, The very buildings themselves may have been contributed by some successful grad wishing to show his appreciation for his alma mater. lt was the realization of these facts that caused the CAULDRON staff of l93O to adopt the theme of lnclustryg having decided upon this theme it was not necessary to go beyond our own city to find excellent examples of successful modern industries, Mrg,.. fn? , I' 11 -. se XL fri F' lTiljT'Il mmiqwQ. .- j .pq N 4 if H4 S Q53 ,f l , g Spy: l 5 f ig. Q' - i Ltr' , I 1 ij.-QE Q ll l - .. nil. il I. ' i iffal . n I . ,a g sill.. w'.hfgiff ll i I- - V - ll 1 I I A 'HIV I H v 4 . 1 4 uuf X, ffm:-. ,-2:'l'.i:- ull I - '-is-.--.H fig - ll I nl!! llli ' .., ' ' ' ' l . Z,.QfIlw'2l'A ' -a,3:,:,L-i1,., Il , 4 - I . . Lfm Amjfflr' ' 'i .J . rrzzfr J A ,A - -' - 1. H5E?'mi JVQQi?'i THE ...:: F'f55'2? P X7 ' ....v........- J 'yt I - 5 fi C7jZ':,T11'5,iiixBr lui iii . '-5 if. 1 9 3 0 I .4913 -. '-'- 'Q l -T455 5- , ,ii 'Y ' -j . ' sas . df' 1' .Af l1.r CAULDRON -1'T..1,'I2II,ff,... - ct 1 ' 4.113-fi-. i ', - -- -..,-,.f.x-.s-en ....L,.v.- v-UQ.,--t V-ve K -lx ........ ci... ...A G1