Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Those with engineering training may be inclined to think that only those with business and governmental train¬ ing are qualified to guide the destiny of this and future generations. Nothing could be farther removed from the truth than such thinking as this, because you have been trained to ana¬ lyze all problems in a logical manner and you have been taught to deal with facts, not assumptions. You members of the class of 1948 are well qualified to assume your rightful place in world affairs and are urged to contribute your time, talents, and ability toward making this a peaceful world in which to live. We wish for the members of the graduating class of 1948 all the success that it is possible to attain. J. GLENN RADCLIFFE

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w-osid to- the anxiduaioi The members of the graduating class of 1948 have the greatest oppor¬ tunity to contribute to the welfare and well- being of humanity that any class graduating from college has had during the history of this country . The destiny of this country and, to a large extent, of all nations de¬ pends upon the applica¬ tion of knowledge you have gained in the class¬ room and laboratory. tf-oem the. PneUdentfi Office

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ray Alwood, Raymond E. Willis, Mark R. Woodhull, Theodore Wood, Chairman, Franklin Wells, Perry Ford. J. GLENN RADCLIFFE Executive Vice-President MERRITT D. BOYER Secretary Coordinator of Veterans ' Affairs fligili wm