Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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DICATIO We dedicate this 1960 Modulus to DR. PERRY T. FORD . . , f , J' wwf, f,, ff R' ' -KE? J' Pg ,. , , . .F -,ha X :Qi ' 4 1,54 g RY .f .xr s at 5' X ,1 ,M 1 STI, . ' 'w:':a,f, ,, , . I. .:, f .QS .. 1. 1 v .y Q 4' i W Q ' awww , ri, 2. We E fy, P Y ' ' ' v x' any .U iff Y if rg f i ' ,U E+ if 2 it R ii , vii - .-fe . ., If, 0 .. 3 A A Kg! 8 1 z ,X ' ' X- f l v'Qff2.j K' dew, R Lx, fffi . Qu f NW Ci R Q. .1 W. who, with the inspired guidance toward greater humanitarian efforts con- stantly given by his loving Wife . . . 1 aw - - fZ,5f1,?W1fwgffp ' . ' ' ' R X . i .,.. . ,, X ,Q an ffaf aw 5 Z' 1 Ziff . 1' 3 , 'J 7 1 I, 6 Fas ,3 '? Z af A 9 if rig 5.563 L ., , respected and adinirediby outstanding

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,.wN,, 1, 4 1 6, 'lzrgfff' 4 4 , 4 if-3 I' ifv' ,, ' ,ii , X -,,, ,T , '- Vi 1 4 ,,, ,W .uf nu- I JA,,,,,i 7-14, ,lftii ff WH - , 1' H, t , A . r.ff,,,- , - , ' 1' f,,, sift' ,, ' '. , , r s .f,15935WQR '7pQ ' f The Spirit of '76 is ailjsogtlie 76th yearyof continuous college education conducted on' our campusli Q We like the idea of our mgre than describes the QQ the spirit of Tri-State College evercsihcefthesclose of the 75th anni- Q versary celebrations. In a more than 'pioneering fashion the college Sb surged into new areas of study, exploration, and expansion. We are QX a young college, just as young as is our charterg we like to feel QNV that every ounce of out strength is going into the make-up of a O greater school, in a fashion similar to the one that our forefathers forged into the making of a new nation. A With expert guidance and leadership that takes its cue from intelli- gence and scholarship and research, we look forward to an even greater institution of learning than the one we leave today at gradu- ation time. Sincerely, THE SENIOR CLASS or 1960 in NC: G RXNCU GNEE AL EN TRXC ELEC M ECHANICAL emeiwtggme TR A NSD SJNES S MAN 465,11

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The higher! borzor flair follege har to award war couferref! upon you several yeary ago, the honorary degree Dorlor of Erzgirzeerirzg. This horzor we razzrzot rzouf rorzfer, but we the flaff, farulty, Jluderzt body, ana' graduating clan do ray lo you that you have our rerperl, our gratitude, our loyally, auaf above aff, our rilusere floarzkr for your leaa'erJlJip during the par! year. These words were spoken to Dr. Ford at the 1960 commencement by Dr. Glenn Radcliffe, Chairman of Academic Affairs. These words were spoken in appreciation for the way Dr. Ford rallied the college to newly inspired heights within the one year that he so unselfishly and with great magnanimity steered the school as its acting president. His genuine interest in what he did and in what he believed to be the right thing to do created an unsurpassed faculty, staff, and student morale during the interim period. He came into our midst with the greatest confidence that the college would achieve new and great accomplishments within a short timeg his convictions and beliefs became a reality before his successor was named. Y X Dr. Ford . . . a maker of Presidents, . . . a genial host and a worthy man.