Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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.,,,, ,,,, i AND THE HILL O LO GER STOCD STILL. . Expansion of the campus was a natural thing brought on by the demands of such courses as telegraphy, phonography, elocution, teachers training, domestic science, pedagogy, educa- tion, pharmacy, classics, and law. The administration office when tele- phone receivers were placed on a hook. High on campus hill always reaching for the best that there is in man! l 5 i li i I l , 5 I l i 1 : i i i i i f 1 5 l 5, l li . l i V P :YV 'l 'll'.lHl'f1i'i:mf'1 'mi fmifilqjh fp' I Htl .':i'z:. Nu, ilirmnm:i:s:mmm.,n:':v'vuuucmn-1nwu:riun lp. 'llllm..i...1 i ,v .i . f.

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.. - . . . .-. 4 - I V. 'f . ' L Tak!! 'L ,. .3 , 'V gr: - 4. Q- , An Angola winter scene at the circle in the 1860's. c n ' nc 0 e n to 1 nit Snr: course. Aaracms. may i if . . . . 100, 200, and 300 long, long ago. Ad building before the fire. More and more the college began to specialize in technical work. In 1927, a reorganization was brought about. The commercial department was developed into a strong, modern school of commerce. The school of engineering was strengthened and more courses were added. By the end of 1928, all de- partments except these two were abandoned. .W in ' ' r . A A 8 'cs-.A .ga A 1909 commencement scene held at the side entrance to the The old campus walk up to the President's Ad building- house on the campus.

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4.1, ,. . m--aw--fu rm. 1. When Tri-State College was founded the grammar school was the common school of the country. HW-Q ..,,,vs. U Campus walk to the fountain in 1924. High school work was of- fered by academies, a n d small privately-owned normal schools trained most of those who became teachers in the central west. The Ad building after the fire. May 2, 1911, night raiders. A Shakespearean drama set on the outdoor stage. .