Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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BacltelaJi of Science in Acconntinxj, i l ; KRENN, ERVIN A., Decatur, Michigan, Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha, Tri- Angle, Modulus; KWITEK, STANLEY J., South Bend, Indiana, Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha; LINDBERG, GEORGE W., Rockford, Illinois, Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha; LOBB, RICHARD D., Linden, Michigan, Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha; MATSON, CLARK E., Angola, Indiana-, McKESSON, CHARLES A., Walkerton, In¬ diana, Sigma Epsilon, Dramatics Club, College Band; MILLER, BETTY MAE, Angola, Indiana. REDD, JAMES E., Tallahassee, Florida, Alpha Beta Alpha; REMINICKY, ALBERT N., Angola, Indiana; ROOF, ROBERT H., Tavares, Florida; SHANK, DONALD V., Angola, Indiana, Tau Kappa Epsilon; SITEK, EMIL, Toledo, Ohio, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Epsilon; SPEIDEL, GLEN E., Centreville, Michigan, Alpha Beta Alpha; SPREN- GER, RICHARD W., Goshen, Indiana. Sigma Epsilon. STRUCK, WALTER J., Bensenville, Illinois-, SULECKI, THADDEUS J., Erie, Pennsylvania; TROYER, JAMES W., Angola, Indiana, Alpha Sigma Phi; WADE, PEYTON E., Arlington, Texas, Sigma Epsilon, Student Council; WATERS, HELEN M., Glendale, California; WATERS, ROBERT L., Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Sigma Ep¬ silon, Alpha Beta Alpha; WILKISON, RICHARD A., New Castle, Pennsylvania. . Twenty-four

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feacUelosi ajj Science in Aocauntin ACKERMAN, JAMES S., South Bend, Indiana, Sigma Epsilon; BAWDEN, DEAN P., Coldwater, Michigan ; BEARD, ROBERT H., Auburn, Indiana, Sigma Epsilon; BENJAMIN, CHARLES R., Indianapolis, Indiana, Alpha Beta Alpha; BOGGS, FRANKLYN C., South Bend, Indiana, Sigma Epsilon; BOLIN, FURM J., LaGrange, Indiana-, BUZZELL, ROBERT E., Florence, Vermont. CURTIS, ROBERT B., Charlotte, Michigan, Alpha Beta Alpha, Student Council; CURTIS, VIRGINIA J., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Alpha Beta Alpha; DEL COCO, JOSEPH P., Altoona, Pennsylvania, Phi Sigma Chi, Sigma Epsilon; DEMARA, LEROY D., Romulus, Michigan, Sigma Epsilon; EVANS, ROBERT O., Edgeworth, Pennsyl¬ vania, Sigma Mu Sigma, Inter-Fraternity Council; GINTHER, JOHN A., East Chicago, Indiana-, GROCH, ALPHONSE T., Michigan City, Indiana. GROTHOUSE, RALPH H., Delphos, Ohio, Phi Kappa, Student Council, Inter- Fraternity Council, Sigma Epsilon, Tri-Angle; GUILFORD, RUSSELL W., Angola, In¬ diana; HAMILTON, ROBERT W., New Castle, Pennsylvania, Alpha Beta Alpha, Sigma Epsilon, Tri-Angle, Modulus, Student Council; HENDERSON, CLINTON B,. Burlington, Iowa, Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha. HOLAS, EUGENE S., Toledo, Ohio, Sigma Epsilon, Tau Kappa Epsilon; HUBBELL, LUCILLE F., Angola, Indiana; JOHNSON, ROSS H., Pleasant Lake, Indiana, Sigma Epsilon, Bowling. Twenty-three

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It is now an accepted fact that formal education beyond the high school level is necessary for any measure of success. College instruc¬ tion will shorten the apprenticeship necessary for the more responsible positions in the business world. It was the recognition of this new de¬ velopment that led to the establish¬ ing of the Department of Business Administration in the School of Commerce. The work in this de¬ partment is so outlined that the first four terms are devoted to general foundation courses, followed by more specialized instruction. The Sigma Epsilon Society serves as a bond to unite students of Business Administration with other students in the School of Commerce and with the faculty. Meetings feature informative talks by outstanding businessmen, and each term’s activities are climaxed by a Society banquet. First row—G. E. Mazurkiewicz, R. Scholl, Wm. Geczi, M. E. Shideman, B. J. Stevens, E. Duncan, H. R. Hoolihan, J. Clark, R. E. Hiser. Second row—J K. Slaten, C. Miller, B. Kio, R. F. Mahaffey, R. L. Barnes, Yu Min Ling, R. E. Comar, R. E. Trimmer, D. F. Creedman, J. J. Duckett. Third row—L. J. O ' Herron, W. E. Cutler, K. N. Sheely, R. H. Grothous, J. F. Lindemann, W. K. Storm, B. G. Rice, C. R. Densmore, E. McMurray, W. L. Thourlby. T xuenty-fve