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Page 23 text:
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A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT Indiana now has probably close to six hundred former students in the various branches of military service scattered over the entire world. We have the names and addresses of nearly four hundred and are adding new names weekly. To date we have record of four students who have made the supreme sacrifice. To these men and women we give our utmost esteem and devotion. We hail them as the defenders of the Cod- given human rights of a Christian and peace-loving people. For the present they must engage in practices toward the enemy which seem cruel, but in the end they are the greatest humanitarians on earth because through their efforts untold generations will reap the blessings of liberty and equality of opportunity. To them we extend our everlasting gratitude. 19
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Oa4 i lyeaxle Dr. Joseph M. Uhler was elected President October 2, 1943, climaxing seventeen years a t Indiana. During this time he has been a teacher, Director of Extension, Director of the Elementary Department, and Director of Student Teaching. His experience in all of these posi- tions has given him a grasp of the details necessary to administer the affairs of the College. He was Chairman of the Regional Wartime Educa- tional Conference held at Indiana in January. He super- vised the survey of Indiana ' s facilities for the War De- partment. It has been Dr. Uhler ' s policy to put forth every effort to better the school academically, culturally, social- ly, and athletically. His untiring efforts to assist the students at any time have made him a friend to all. 18
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J) ean J M U ud ctkm In June, 1942, Dr. Ralph E. Heiges be- came Dean of Instruction. His regular duties include the evaluation of credits, planning of assembly programs, supervision of stu- dent schedules and departmental organiza- tions. In addition to being Co-ordinator of the Civil Pilot Training Program, he has been in charge of the enlistment of college men in the various reserve corps as well as the organization of the Army and Navy Aviation Cadets stationed here as part of the War Training Service. Under his super- vision many new war-training courses have been added to the curriculum. Message From Dr. Heiges - The times are a challenge to each of H H us and to this institution. We shall H ft ' adjust ourselves to every situation that DH arises. P ifjiB ' Teachers will be needed during the % m K war and afterwards. Your training will w K 1 guarantee you a place of continuing IP %j service and an opportunity to help shape the thinking of the better world to come. 20
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