Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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nw, IVAN JOHNSON W Hrrzihrnt Skip, as he is referred to by his many friends, has the difficult and responsible job of guiding senior class activities, planning the senior prom and providing an appropri- ate graduation program. However, his de- pendability, his campus activities, his varied contacts, and his wide experience should serve to facilitate the execution of this all important job. Skip, who is a December graduate, holds membership in Sigma Phi Delta, an engin- eering social and professional fraternity, and the Mechanical Society. His interest in the student body and the welfare of the college makes him worthy for the honor of holding the top position of his class. beniur lass 5 ,gf- ,i - 5, ., yqx' if ' J f '-we-av 5 ROBERT FERGUS Hirr-lirraihvnt After completing his tour of duty in the military service, Robert Fergus chose Tri-State College's accelerated program for receiving his higher education. Bob has tak- en an active part in campus organizations. Studying mechanical engineering, he served as secretary of the Mechanical Society and bowled with the department bowling team. The Booster Club chose him as their vice- president, and Skull and Bones C.O.A., se- lected him for membership and then elected him treasurer. As vice-president of the class and a March graduate, he carried on the activities for Ivan Johnson, class president, who completed his academic work at the close of the fall quarter.

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Added to its modernized facilities, during the past year are an Addressograph and a postage machine. Some 6,000 addressograph plates make up the alumni mailing list for the college's alumni organization. Roy C. Bodie, Jr., college print shop director, has headed the administrative de- partment since 1938 and has been responsible for its progress and modernization. The entire west half of the first floor of the Administration Building houses the shop. Employing some four to six persons full-time, the shop produces the college's Alumni Bulletin, Achievement Bulletins, and high school folders, as well as the many numerous other types of printed materials needed by the college. Roy C. Bodie, Jr. Venna Felmy Betty Duval Loene Collins

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filters . :,q II. VHS' J-lfflmv , , 494' ROBERT MCGOVERN Svrrrrtarg Bob came to Tri-State from Flint, Michigan. Along with his excellent scholas- tic standing in the December-March gradu- ation class, he is active in the extra-curricu- lar activities on the campus. In addition to his position as secretary of the senior class, Bob holds membership in the Mechanical So- ciety, a departmental organization for stu- dents studying mechanical engineering. An organization which recognizes engineering scholastic ability, Tau Sigma Eta, has select- ed him as their president. His participation in the numerous campus activities makes him well qualified for his position as a class ofiicer. wfwia 9-. W, -w1w'...,a.muf :ter V V 1 'f' -1 V , QQ ,,,f,t..y,-aw' . y 1 , 5 We ' , f aff A 1 54 af oz f X SLS ff!! LESLIE PARFITT l 1'P3I5lII'P1' Les' integrity, conscientiousness. and dependability make him both capable and able to qualify for this responsible position. His college career has been highlighted by numerous friendships, activities, and achieve- ments. In accordance with his fine record, he has been elected to Who,s Who among students in American Universities and Col- leges. Les is vice-president of the Mechani- cal Society, a member of the Society of Automotive Engineers, and a member of the engineering honor society, Tau Sigma Eta. He is also a member of the national colle- giate fraternity Sigma Phi Delta and Skull and Bones, C.O.A., an honor society recog- nizing campus leadership.