Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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' I GRADUATES OF 19 S 2- S 3: Again it is my privilege to extend to each of you by this means the sincere con- gratulations of the Board of Trustees, Faculty and Administrative Staff upon your graduation from Tri-State. It also affords an opportunity to express our appreciation to you and your fellow students for making possible the addition of another year to the uninterrupted existence of the college to which we owe our loyalty and of which we are so proud. Your association with Tri-State, however, is not concluded upon your graduation and departure from the campus. As a matter of fact, nothing you say or do in what- ever activity you may be engaged can be completely divorced from your status as an alumnus of Tri-State College. Each of you is under the constant surveillance of your business and professional associates and your neighboring fellow citizens and subject to their judgment. Never forget that as surely as you are judged, whether it be good or bad, so is your college judged. It is apparent, therefore, that this continuing relationship presents opportunities for service, one to the other, limited only by our mutual vision and imagination. By our common efforts, applied untiringly and unceasingly and with loyal devotion to the cause of private and independent colleges in the world of today, we can achieve our goal of a greater Tri-State College. X x. THEODORE T. WOOD PRESIDENT

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PRESIDENT Dr. Theodore T. Wood

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