Ferris State University - Ferriscope Yearbook (Big Rapids, MI)

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WOODBRIDGE N. FERRIS, President 4

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EL s if ie---iq-A a a as T , a D F if Foreword Changes, political and industrial, have, in the last few years, been so marked and rapid, that in order to live the truly successful life, the young man or woman must acquire that valued and all- important gift to humanity, an education. This is the one thing that makes real men and women and the thing that gives a nation the leadership of the world. Because we believe in an education as the foundation of true Americanism, we are here preparing to take up the tasks which we shall be called upon to perform. But we feel that we must pause for a moment in our study to give the students and friends of Ferris Institute a memoir of the work and social activities of 1921. Thus we issue the CRrMsoN AND GOLD. We cannot refrain from commending Mr. Ferris for the leader ship and discipline manifested throughout the year. Scores of students have come to a realization of themselves and been started on the right road by this truly great man Mr. Masselink, the students' friend, and Mr. Travis, our gen eral utility man, are worthy of our mention In issuing the 1921 CRrMsoN AND GOLD we have tried to por tray the spirit of the school. Notwithstanding the handicaps and mishaps, we are sure you will enjoy this little book which we know will grow dearer to you as the years go by. So overlook the small mistakes and slams and remember that we have your best interests at heart , ED. ---.H-ii sggg igfig f 1 D D 5