Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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m e n t Upon completion of a college course in engineering you will be prepared to solve problems of technical nature and thereby earn a livelihood. However, your success in life will largely depend upon your ability to deal successfully with people, that is, to make people like you and to do your will. This has been called Human Engineering. This art is not a gift from Heaven to a fortunate few, but can be attained by all who will seriously study the problem. You may not be privileged to do great feats in engineering, but every day will bring you the opportunity to make the men you meet your friends. If you can do this your life will be filled with hap¬ piness and you will be a blessing to the world. S. D. SUMMERS. ROBERT CARSON, B. S. in E. E. Constantly striving to improve the quality of work for the students’ benefit. Nineteen

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n 0 ?n D r ' 69901 °? Helping your fellow men can be con¬ sidered from two view points; one the honest effort to make the way more smooth for a friend, and the other the detrimental effect which your help may have on the friend’s initiative. Much can be said in support of both view points; so as in all things be temperate in helping others. ALICE A. PARROTT, Head of English Department. Eighteen

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MINARD ROSE, A. B. An ability to put across the major points of a problem with clarity and forcefulness. C. A. JACKSON, B. S. in E. E. Ably instructing the students in that true expression and necessary art of the engineer, mechanical drawing.