Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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MRS. WAUGH Back in the days of 1914 when Tri-State College was still rather young and its library a small unit in its organization, Mrs. Waugh a resident of Angola, was given the position of chief librarian. At the time the library consisted of a small corner on the second floor of the commercial building. With this as a base o work from Mr. Waugh went to work not only keeping the library in order but also building it up as time went by. When the library out-grew its former position it was moved to the first floor of the present administration building. Here Mrs. Waugh set up a modern system which offered a quiet and convenient place for reference and research work. Throughout the years Mrs. Waugh has kept the library up-to-date by hav¬ ing the latest periodicals and reference books available for those who needed them. Her very courteous and obliging manner has been a great help to many. This summer, after thirty years of loyal service, Mrs. Waugh saw fit to re¬ tire from her position which she has so successfully filled. It was with deep regret that the board of directors and the student body learned of her resigna¬ tion. It is with great admiration and respect that we bid good-by to a loyal friend and supporter of the general spirit and ideals of both the faculty and student body of Tri-State College. It is with pride and deepest respect that we of the class of ' 44 dedicate this page to Mrs. Waugh. —J. P. Daigle. Fourteen

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PROF. JONES A. B., A. M. PROF. SHANK A. B., B. O. Thirteen

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NEVA UMBAUGH Stenographer MISS WELLS Secretary to Registrar MAXINE RINEHART Secretary to President U. F. HUBER Janitor OTHER FACULTY MEMBERS AND STAFF PROF. E. M. ANDRIX, B. S. in ME. THOMAS ACHOR, Lab. Instructor ISABELLE FRENCH, Lab Instructor Fifteen