Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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W --.... Eleanor Tarbell, Librarian, and assistants, Shirley Colebrook, center, and Anna Twitchell, at right, make out book lists. ye y 2 iw X Y I. T 1 2. it -af- 3 E 11 mf . -1- 1 , , , ,g , l -Us ,M is 91122: , W. Lvib H X .?' ' - ' fs ' -1 ' ' ' - .az , ,,V kiimu, 7 f . : 1: a. an , . ,,., 2 -2. ,V M. The Library Helen Owens Brown, assistant, checks in terview listings with William F. Thomas. Director of Placement. -w ,, :w.:.':Sf - fa-'aaa-' .- fm.:-:aa . s was . s . ,va-a irt' 1' 1 ...a.,,. at t'rt ll - R Q ec if it The Student Activities Building, where business and industrial rep- resentatives interview hundreds ol Tri-Staters each quarter for pros- pective employment. Top right, President Wood, Lucy Emerson and Roy Bodie, in the College Printshop ollice. Bottom right, Rowena Howe at the addressograph, Wanda Bodie assembling material, Loene Collins at the graphotype, and Elmer Taylor at the stapler are shown. ft as 'Hz' .5 Q Evelyn Goodrich runs the multilith, Larry Sunday and Rudy Ohnersorgen at the folder, Dinah Roncancio, typist in the fore- ground, and with back to camera, George Brown at the cutterg Russell Goodhew runs the Miehleg and Johnny Goodhew, the Kluge.

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At le f t, Professor Kenneth Steele, Depart- ment Head, at left, con- fers with John Tressler, Assistant Professor, in the Physics Lab. At upper right, Lester VV. Long, Instructor, and Richard Leather- man, Assistant Profes- sor, talk over class as- signments in College Physics. Lower left, Victor Ju- lien, Assistant Profes- sor, at the AtWood's Machine, used to Verify Newton's law of accel- erated and uniform mo- tion. Lower right, Associ- ate Professor Charles D. Kenyon, adjusts a cen- tripetal force rotator in the Physics Lab. At left, Professor Harry Stelling, Head of the Department of Eng- lish and Arthur Free- land, Assistant Profes- sor, in the classroom. At right, Mary Disher Carney, Associate Pro- fessor, listens While a late-arriving student gives the reason Why.

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N ,X xx The Recreation Hall is a popular place for fun and relaxation, and is also the scene of student dances. The office secretaries, standing, left to rigrlit, Joann Mote and Martini Keller,'l'1'easu1'e1 soffice Dolores XVolH and Adele Johnson, SQC1'Qf.31'Y'S oflice: Jo Spatz, secretary to Vice-President Radcliffe Elaine Vera, Registrafs office: Carol Query, Admissions office: 1YI21,l'g3l'Qt Alilman, liegistrans office Margie lNIc1'e11'ty, receptionist: seated, left, Janet Nlutt, oiflee of the Dean of Stu1lentS: Mary Pretliel' secretary to Vice-President Moore. Inset, Ruth Rise, secretary to President lVood. is ffl li In the Bookstore, Cleon Vvells, manager, and assistant, Mildred Swift, stocking up the shelves prior to the opening of another term. 5 N., x