Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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'TQQA1' 1193 I I' tux 'I' an GREETINGS TO THE STUDENT BODY The administration extends its sincere best wishes to the entire student body of Indiana State. The greatest satisfaction that can come to one who is permitted to play even a small part in the educa- tion of youth is the assurance that the young people are growing and developing into well-rounded wholesome personalities. It has been my privilege and pleasure to meet many of you Qalthough far too few to satisfy my desire to know youj in the class room, on the campus, or in the community. My observation leads me to believe that most of you are on the road to happy, useful and successful lives. May every influence of our College life make it easy foriyou to keep steadily your direction on this road Qnarrow as it may seemj and difficult for you to be attracted by a side road that winds to the right and the left, retarding or even defeating the realization of your purposes and dreams. You will not fail if you are girded with the armaments of truth, ability to think straight, tolerance in your human relationships and determination to go forward, pressing on toward the goal. Cordially yours, RALPH N. TIREY, Presirleni. Page Thirteen

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Id 99? E4 fs ba -4 tw 54 ld CI 'R FRANK C. BALL, of Muncie, Indiana. has served as n member of the board for eighteen years. SANFORD M. KELTNER, of Anderson, Indiana, was appointed in 1918. Joi-IN I-I. I-IELLER, of Decatur, Indiana, is president of the board. He has been n member since 1951. XVILLIANI F. CRONIN, of Terre Haute, Indiana. was appointed in 1933. FLOYD l. MCMUlillAX', State Superintendent of Instruction became Q1 member in 1933.