Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Departments There is real economy in the determination to do well whatever task is attempted. MINARD F. ROSE, A.B. Think clearly, honestly, and sincerely for these lead to success. KENNETH NEWMAN, B.S., M.S. Upon the completion of a college study your educa- tion has just begun. Studies must be continued to- obtam success. CHARLES EDWIN SHANK, A.B., B.O. Tu ' ni y-scicii

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Special when you come to the cross roads, oberve the road signs. The well traveled road is always crowded. Why not blaze a new trail! ALICE PARROTT, A.B., B.Pd., A.M. A knowledge of some of the finer arts is essential to a well balanced education and Music is the greatest of all the arts. A. G. HARSHMAN, B.M. Do not look at the future with apprehension, for such is wasteful. Instead, apply experience that is logically fit. MARY DISHER, A.B. Tu ' ciify-x

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Special Departments That which will aid or hinder you most in life is your character. WINIFRED ROSE WAUGH, Librarian The college graduate, in placing his services on the market, should be prepared to sell, as well as buy, the Priceless Ingredient, the honor and integrity of the maker. ROY REPPARD, B.S. in B.A. Now that you have fin- ished your college career re- treat is impossible and forti- tude, endurance, and pa- tience will be needed to meet the challenge of the future. Character is your strongest ally. A. C. STEPHENS, A.B. Custodians FRANK FLAISHANS U. F. RUBER Twciify-ei bt