Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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If, X if iwii Prof. Stefan J. Slanina, B.S. in Ch. E. O11 leave of absence Winifred Rose Waugh Libra firm I 'Fhv position occupied by tho laboratories in any institn- M.. g tion of learniiig is at once po- ruliar and undeniable. The lah- oratory provides the necessary cmiiiectiiig link between theory and the application of theory. Ile-iiioristiwitiioiis ot the various IIIIGIIOIIIQIIZII as well as the 20- Roland Durst Arthur H. Lang Frank Hartman ACC0Ill?fil1KQ Labowzfory Sfzzdelzf ACCOZllIfilIg Insirzzctor Accozmtizfg L6lb01f6Zli01'j1

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i Nh X Prof. Cushman Hoke, A. B., A. M. EC'0lZOIlZiC'S The educate ed man will rc- serve his linal judgment until he is sure that in one program , lies a greater ACC07U7fmg opportunity for happiness, f o r prosperity, because in that same program there is greater happi- ness and greater prosperity for his fellow nlen.-Professor Hake Prof. W. R. Robertson, A.B., LL.B., C.P.A. We should not expect overnight nostrums to produce any great or permanent revolutions. But, with an abiding faith in a better world ever growing better we should strive to under- stand and co-operate with the whole composite character of the age in which we live.-Professor Robertson. Through the desires and achievements of the successive American generations from lands of circumscribed, iron-bound social and economical customs there has crystallized the spirit B f if of America.-Professor Crisman. Prof. J. G. Crisman Prof. Roy Reppard, B. S. in B. A Secretarial D6p611'f7lZ6l1f Field Represezzfative H' ' ui.-,,B,,-,.r.,.. .-.1-i . ,Y , .. ,,.i3.w-. If a man has the faith to see a vision of what he wants to he and to do, and a faith to be- lieve in his vision, then he needs courage to start, courage to meet the disappointments and criticisms that fall upon 1 him, and courage to keep his Q faith sure and strong.-Profes sor Reppard.

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Prof. Thomas Boagey, B. S. in E. E. Pfaysical and Elecfrical Laboraiory '-1 I f-,-:v-,-.-.- ----,--,- -W,-:A.,, , , Prof. Roland L. Qsburn, B.S. in Ch.E. and M.E. Cfocmiral Laborafory G. W. Montgomery Prof. Sherman Atwood, B. S. Concrete Laboratory Radio Laborafory Prof. john A. Roush, B. S. in M. E. Merfoaniral Laborafory tual work of the sfndont in tho lah- oratory, serves to hx firmly in the mind the principles 1111de11'lyi11g the Theory. The truv value of this train- ing' cannot be over-estinlated. in E. E. Harold Davis Aerolzautiral Laboraiory