Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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THE INTEGRAL PAGE 21 The Engineering Society I'l'1,sidellt .... ' . .Harold Perry Vice-Plwsitleiit . . . Secretary Treasurer . . ...... , . . Correspondinj: Secretary . , .Harold XYif rs Sergeant-at-Arms ..,.. . . .John Skoln XYHAT IGY If you t-an't he a pine on the 1011 Ol' the hill. Be a scrub in the valley'--but he The hest little scrub at the side of the rillq Be a hush if you can't he a tree, If you can't he a hush he a hit of the Hrass, Some highway to happier makeg If you can't he at muskie then just he a bass: But be the livelivst bass in the lake. .Vharles Miller ..., .,.Marie Bezry . .William Blak' if When we finish our work here at college and start out to commercialize that which we have obtained along engineering lines, what are we going to expect, a swivel chair or the old hard wood stool? Most of us. I dare say, neefl not worry much ahout mahogany desks for a long while. It miaht seem a hit unjust to ask one who has 1,-tltlippetl himself with an engineering edn- cation hy the great expenditure of time, money onfl effort, to start down almost at a laborious level. but the fact is we are not yet eneineere-- far from it XVe have merely prepared our- selves that we might LEARN and FOLLOW one ot' the hranches of engineering as a pro- fl'SSi0llill K'll2illPt'l'. XVe have yet to serve an apprenticeship and hy experience obtain that which will qualify us as engineersfcapable ot' lr-'n': entrusted with work upon which may rcst the very lives and fortunes of others. The lower we start and the more underlying the facts we uncover regarding our work during our apprenticeship. the more valuable we may consider ourselves and the higher we may ex- pcct to arise, Experienc-e is a hard and costly teacher fron- which we cannot escape though we have best prepared to meet by equipping ourselves with :1 modern education. I wish to take this opportunity to thank the speakers for the unusually interesting a11d in- structive talks of this term. I also thank the me-inhf-rs of the Engineers Band for their ser- vit-es rendered and compliment them upon their splendid work, I feel greatly indebted to the officers and committees who have worked hard to make the linginet-ring Society a success this term and I wish to thank the-in for their untiring support. H. S. Perry. I-Ill Yi bl' Allli We t-an't all he captains. we-'ve got to be Crew 'l'here's something for all of us here: Theres big work to do and there's lesser to do. And the task we must do is the near. If you c-an't he a highway, then just he a traili lf you can't he the sun, he a star. It isn't hy size that you win or you fail! lie tht- best ol' whatever you are. --Selected.

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PANIC 20 THE INTEGRAL PRESIDENT L. M. SNIFF-AN APPRECIATION lft-rty years agtt a hantlful tit' earnest, NYCll'lllk'lllllllQ' inen, anxittus tt- atttirtl the ytrttzig pt-ttple ttf this ettintnunity the ttppt-rtnnity -if higher etltteatit-n, ttrganizetl Tri-State Cel ege. lt tlitl nut take many intntths to ewttyitiee tltese inen that stttnething inure than a eanipus ttf wiltl w-tml. a frame lntiltling' wr t-.ru antl a et-rits ttf teaehers was necessary ttf estaltlislt a seltwtll. antl failure lttttntecl ahead. ft-r the enterprise. .Xs if in answer to their yearning, within a sh-wrt time l.ittlett-n Xl, Snitl' eatne t-w the seltivttl frtlnt an Uhiti college l'he fttnntlers glaflly tnrnetl tit-er tw hint th: eare. sustenance antl rearing :ff this infant edit cati-'nal t-tl'spt'iti-1. Since that clay' he has lveen the tlitettitigt :enius tit the institution, Xte use the wtirtl genius tlesignetlly. fur an instittttit-n which. frein such a meager begin-A ning antl with really insignificant material aitl frtnn withttttt. has tyerc-iine all hut insur ntfittntalfle ttlistaeles antl grtvwn inttt a plate e ttf influence reaching intl- every etirner of the w-trltl. while its etitttetnpttraries untler like eireunistanees hare all fallen hy the way. can he hut the wtvrk wi a master niintl. The wttntlerfttl rerttrtl ttf 'liri-State Liivllejle speaks the truest enetnnitun ft-r l'resit'lent Sniff. 'llhe influence ttf his work in this e-nntnunity is itnineasuralile. in niaterial. etlueatitrnai nttl spiritual ways. 'l'his etnnnntnity has lmeen a far hetter i'l'tt'e in whish tu lire heeattse tif his wtvrk antl that ttf his asstveiates, and the eyet' witlening' eireles Hi this influence Cilll n--w never hreak. Une eau enrisitvn tvret' the in-rtals tif this erlifiee which the life rx-irk ttf Mr. Fnitnf hz:-. liuiltletl here. these wtfrtls: lintvw the Tftttlt. antl the 'l'ruth sl'all tnake 5 t1t free. fttr that seems ttt he the tlttininating' principle tif his life. lt- this law he has lmeen as lttyal as ttf the laws f-I' the tnathematies he has st- ahly taught. lle vzune tt the sghttttl with eertaill tixetl tu'int'iples: he atllieres tt' these prinei,1les ttitlay, lle tttlerates nt- sham, has ema- tetnpt fur the sttperfluities tif life. hates the hylvt-erite. lint ltyes the truth autl is ltfyal tn it. ll, him life is real and life is earnest, 'lihere is nw rtiyal rttatl tty learning. and the niintl -rf the ehiltl lweetttnes the ininrl ttf the ntasterly :nan truly thrttugh hitrtl tliseitiline. Une wht' slitlltlr- uttyielfling ittr there truths Ifttllly tnnst stantl ahnest apart frtiin the easy gftiug wttrltl t-i the age. antl is apt tit lie tnisunclerstt't-tl :-nfl t-t lie set tltiwn as aus tt-re autl harsh, 'll-gethet' with this faet. i'resitlent Snill' llllr lit-en et nlrttntetl every limit' ttf these fivrty years with great eares and tn't'lrletns til the wvrlc i't whieh he has lmeen Cllr qagefl. Yet. withal. thftse wh-v have lteen intimately assttsiaitrl with hitn have fttuntl hint t nrtn -if inttst tlelightful anrl agreeable tra-rsttnality. Nt tnan ran lttre nature as he lm' efl her erery ntanifestatitinfthe lmirtls, the fi'-wers. the w-1-als. the streatns-witlttrut an trflt-nt l-tt e t'-ir her nttlilest wtirk. lntleetl he has hatl a tail-siiiit it-r niet.. antl that inure than his infltunitaltle energy is his greatest rtttrihnte. antl the --ne that has inatle him a 4l't'Ill tnan, 'lille thttnsatnls ttf letters he ll'lN written tterstti'ally tt' y 1Ulfl' WWW 5ll Wl'l! lv-w an etlueatitfn fttr then: was rtrsslllltl the ettuntless li- urs he has s vent in ilaunin-f the 5 way :Hr tlieen. anfl the nntltnght vigil he has kept ttf ettnnsel them nttti lives tit gt'e2tteS1 ttst't'ttlttt'sx tneasure in a sinall way the great it-ye he has it r inen. lt i- a ltapiiy fact that ltunflrefls Hi these are nftt ittrgetting' t-ttlay tt- return grasif-us praise antl thanks tw hitn tftr the great help they reeeiretl frttin hint. This is the great inttnunn-nt l'resitlent Stull' has liuiltletl f--r hintsell. nt-t ttnly in the et-nt nnniity lint inttt the great wifle wt-rltl. antl when his tlays til' usefulness shall have eeasetl tt will enntintte ttf grew anfl hee'-ine greater thrtiuglt eternal ag-es. N 'N

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I'.-XIII-I ff V THE INTEGRAI. THE GRADUATING CLASS. 1922 H3 I'l'0f. XY. 0. liuilvy 'l'hf- liulit-n' ul' 'l'hv llltvuml has :lskml nn- In xxriu- Slllllvlllllll nllnnl thu' urzulnzltinu rluss ni' this yvaulx lt is :ln iIvrl1uI'i1Ilvl'vsl In any t'Ulll lllllllllj tw lxxnm lhnl SUlll1'Ullr'llLlSI,l1' llPl'SPV l' zunw- lu .mnplv-I-A :lny t'lllll'St' ui' study, fm' it iS nn Iiul-' min: lu ln- qlllll- In win snvh il signifif fanny xiv'm'y. lint wh--I1 it so lnlppf-11s than rnlnwf zhzun tw., llnnmln-ll yuunu pe-nplv nw an llistinnnisln-ll, in nn-I yf-nr. in mn' own vom- rnnnvtj, mr lS an lll1llll'l'Hl grunt s1ul1llU'5llH'+'. 'ml nnly In nur 4-nnnnnnity, hut nmrv ur lvss so In lil nwzny --ln111Il'iw in lllilllf' parts of thl- wrn'l-l. 'I'l1.-4-lnssul' IU!! is Ihr' lzlrgvst vlalss hy zllmtll ww.-nu fiw-, lhl- lllilillllillll hm U.l'2lfllllllPIl. JI this linn- thv nnlnlwr is nlmnt twn hllIllll'Ull ilfll' tv-n. 'l'l1w1'+- aurv slum-. nuw l4'2ll'lllIl2. who nn llwnlvl wlll ye-1 wnllv und vnu-ull. 'l'h.- wurlml is wwll lvfpl'--S--111+-tl ill this Plus: :lull :nl this lime- is :ls follows: Aluhnnm, 11 .XI iZlllr.lS, lg VzlIil'ul'niz1, fig l'ulu1'z14lU, 13 Umm Il..-V.-nu, 123 I lln'i1l:1, 23 fl:-m'gin, 1: Illinois, 223 Il'IllCl!llI, 333 Iowan. 23 IQIIIISQIS. 23 Kvlltllvky, lg l,vn1iNiun:n, Ig Allllflilllll, li RI:1ss:u'l1lls+1tts, G3 Klivlliuxnn. 153 Xlissiessippi. ly NIUIIIUHUIZI. 23 Nww .Ie-iw-yy II, X-Aw Xl'-xivu, lg N4-w Yurk, lH1 N0l'!h VIMXHH HI '22 Hnly zu If-w yr-:urs :nun 'l'1'l-Htntv f'ullm-qv w'1-' :ln nnlinuwn institution tn most of thu- IIIUIIIA lw-rs ul' Ihf- vlnss ul' '22, Yvl us wx' :ull klllllv. ar vzlnlllv fun' lln- lllll'llllSl1 ul' givin: light is nfl! pl: -1-1- fl null'-r an llnglwl, so nl-iflwr 1-nnlal un in- Slillllltlll Slll'll :nw 'l'l'i-Slznrv Vnlllfue- lu- lwpt hill- lll ll I'r'mn Ihf' -'nw-r 1-yu-A nl' lhf- nuw lllPlllll1'l'w ul' lllv- 4'l:1s'4 ul' '22, This Iiqlll lH'l'kUlI1'1l Ill--ll frwn :lll lvzwlg nl' lhw wurlfl, Fl'lllll Ihr- I'Iz1w'. XR'-+I, Nurlh :null South Ihvy vunn- in quvst nl uhzlv um 1ll'llllllWll lllvlll hy Ihf- zllltlmrilin-s m lh-- --lvllfv-'lu NIIIIIVIX, :n Irzlininu fm' lil'w'.f '.'.1ll'lc, p1'ux'l1lix1': :ln 4-quail Hlllillllll ul' 1'll1'l'Ly ln- fxlufnalwll in ilu' I'4ll'lll nl' study, YH! mu- ll1l'Illll4'I' nl' this lim- vlzws ul' Ulll'l 'mlm ll +I nn! Ivy In uw: smnf-llllnu lm' llllllllllq. 1 --'- wr- than lu- Imuli Ihl- lirrlc ul' Ihn- ruxul thu' If nl- l1v'l'l'l-Sllllv .X nm :mv ul ug url- snxwy ww l'JIllll', sn, I'o-w nl ll- :l1'-- fw1'l'y' lu ll-:nw-. IU' lhnl l Illvilll wf- wr' :III nnximls In rw-I mul into ilu- wflrlml 7lflI flw vlllnv- 'I4lllllL'S llml will lu- ns'-ful In fllllE'l',4 1- -,'. 1 ll :l 'alll'--l'lYI'K-. VIH lfllfllllll will llfrl law r':uy3 yvl il is ful' ll.' ll- M l1'l'1'llllll walls. .XIl'4'lIlly il hns 4-:IIN-ll :rl ww. fl' 'Inu' IIIINNIIIIIIPS Zlllll WI- lnlllf' Ihvlll mr' lj l.nv-uxinlg :hwy would 1'v-l'l1-cttw,-dit upon i n1'uli11u. 11 Ohio, 93 Oklulmnla, 2: Pmmsyl- vnnizu. 153 Sunth Imlmtzl. 2: 'l'm1116'sse-. 25 Texas. 31 Vinh, 1: Yiruiniu. 2: Washington, 1: XVvsr Yirziniu. 2: XYl:vUllSlll. 5: und. from the world nutsiflv of thv l'niIvfl States: British Columhiu. 32: I:lll!1ZlI'lll, lg I5t'l'llll1dZl Islnnd. 1: China. 1: Vusln HR-u, 2: ICQ-nuclm: lg flwwce. 1: Hawaii 13 Nm-wny, l: Num Svolin, 13 Untarin, Ilg Phil' lipino- lslnncls, Ill: Porto Rir'0, 43 Spain, lg Sun Ilmninan, lg Swf-den. 1. A1 In 4'rll11'se'g thvy stand :ls follows: I'Tl4'1'll'll Il l':ll'llll1'l'l'S . ..5I Civil l'zllY.1llll't-'l'S ...., . .111 AIl'l'lllIlllK'llI El11J,illl'l'l'S . . ..1l fxllflllllfill lfllluilll-v1's ...,....... . ..1'I IAiIPl'1lI'Y nnll l'f-clzngnuivzll f'0lll'S9S . .. SHI r'nmlnl1':'iul f'nlll'sws ....,..... . . I3 Hush- f'n111's1-s .... .. fl Law ........,..,,. ........,... ...... G Thn vmnnn-mw-nm1-nt 1'X4'l'l'lS.Q'S will 0l'C'1ll' on tho ill'lUl'lllH!ll uf .lunv l, in lIlUf'lll'iSli1lll Clllll'Cll. 'l'hv llnn, Frml llnnclis will zulclress the- class llllll lhw l':uc'ulty :incl the 1-hiss vvry 1-nwliallly in- vitl- lhv pulnliu tu zxttvnd, nur 1-lznrxs and svlnml. Soon thc- I'0lllllillllPl' nf na will lu- parting. l,Ill'llllL1 tn gn to the lanl frmn wlwnr-41 w- l'Illlll'. XYhil'll0VPl' dirvvllon it may lu-, n'ln-xw-w-1' wl- lnzxy go let us 1-0ncluf mlrsvlvvs so thcut :1 1-lneslnzltv seving ns muy prunclly any, 'l'lw:'n is 21 1-lawsxlwzltv of mine. Um' vlaws 'l'ha- Flaws of 'ZZ2 is onv nt' llw lzl1'Q'c-st 4-vm' ss-nt uni frmn thx- hulls of T1'i-Stain Thv tulzul nnnlln-1' 1-mnplvtin: tlw lCl1:i11vm'i11v, Nlllll'IllfUllllI, Arl. Slv110:'1':lpl1i1', Musiv, und Law rullrslx is ISU, ul' which 150 am- I+I11g'i1wm's, As :l vluws lll1'!ll0l'lIll it has lu-on clPr'idf-d in plznw nn lhv f'1llllllllS in front of Ihv aulnlinistrn tim. lllllllllllfl zu fatnnl flaw pnle-. Thr- clams ut ull linlm-s may fm-1-I prnnrl ul' hc-ing nhlml to prcls 1-nt :and vl'vl'I sm-h il llll'llll'llf0 and it is tln-ir sinv 'rv wiQh thu' il will nu-1-I with thc approval ul' thu- lkwnlty, tln- plwlsmlt slumlvnt holly. and fnturl- stud:-nt hmlivs. S1-rvillu :ls prl-sirlvnt ol' snvh a. vlnss has in- flf 'rl lll'I'll zu ph-:lsnrl-. My sim-e-rv thanks go.-L4 In ilu- l-mllnlillw-s who hzlvf- lwr-n so fnitllful. 'l'n 1-:lvll :unrl vw-l'y nwnmlwr nl' thv vlzlss, Goml Ln:-lc, :nnfl may your lmzlrvvst hc- il bountiful only Tu lha- town folks und l'ri1-mls, thi' vlass Of '22 lhnnks you In-:nrtily fm' your kindly illlf-'I'l':GL in IIS und Inirls you fair:-wvll. Puul M. Lefever, Class President.