Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ Senior Officers EDWARD SPROW V c? President MIRTO CORTE SCOTT BARNHARDT PROF. SUMMERS Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ T wenty-five

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Class President’s Message HANDS—We have had our training to go forth into this world and make our way. What does this world hold for us? First we have a big job to do. We have to make it free, to make all these things that we blithely consider America—the table of contents of our volume of freedom that was ours to enjoy. Are you sure that you are going to be able to hand them along to free people? Hand along what? The right of your sons to pick their own vocation, as you have done, your right to speak your own mind, to choose your own church, to trial by jury, to the sanctity of your home against invasion, to the freedom of the press to criticize our Government and public officials, to your right to peacably petition that Government, and to change that Government and its make-up, if need be. Yes, you have your hands to do these things. Your hands that will perhaps shoulder a gun to rid the world of one or more Germans. Those hands that might control a plane to sink a Jap ship and all those hands that will sweat in factories or workships to turn out vital munitions of war. Short, broad hands and long, thin ones will work side by side to make our America free so that you may make your way in the field you have chosen here at Tri-State. On behalf of the graduating class of 1942, I would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the professors for their part in training us in the various fields, which we have individually chosen. The senior class officers are most grateful for the splendid cooperation shown by the committees and our faculty advisor, Professor Summers, in the past six weeks of preparation of our graduation exercises. My sincere best wishes for a successful future to all my fellow graduates! —RICHARD WHITE, Senior Class President. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★ ★ T wenty-four

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CHARLES L. ADAMS Cape May, N. J. Mechanical Engineering Alpha Lambda Tau Student Council, Pres. ’42 EUGENE J. ADAMS Cleveland, Ohio Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Society Pres. Winter ’42 MATHEW J. BUTLER Joliet, Ill. Radio Engineering Alpha Gamma Omega Radio Society WILLIAM E. ACHOR Fairmount, Ind. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Soc. Band Glee Club JOSEPH J. ARNOLD Jersey City, N. J. Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Society Student Council Dramatic Club STANLEY M. ACTON Cincinnati, Ohio Aeronautical Engineering Aero Society Student Council ALFRED A. ADAMS Cleveland, Ohio Aeronautical Engineering Tau Sigma Eta Aero Society Student Council BARBARA W. BODELL Syracuse, N. Y. Business Administration Alpha Beta Alpha Sigma Epsilon Alpha Delta Gamma HAROLD J. BROGAN New York City Chemical Engineering Alpha Gamma Omega Chemical Engineering Society Student Council Modulus Staff JOHN O. ALLEN, JR. Lapel, Ind. Drafting RENE ABUCHAIBE Riohacha, Colombia Civil Engineering Phi Iota Alpha HAROLD O. ADRIAN Dublin, Ind. Aeronautical Engineering Aeronautical Society Tau Sigma Eta T wenty-six