Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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aw ,W asyrw, . . ,H f ,.,, - X f- f.2fs'11.1..,,., . me s -'for - q. . .. ,, , JW' 1 'First 4 I . af... ,,... -M J.. 4- A K .M f 'V' ' g .tg . 1, M, , Ns, -ig , at TWH? .wg .- 4 ' if .15 l, 'A 5 f J , . 1 . . . To all of you-board of trustees, faculty, and staff, students, alumni, distinguished guests and friends, I pledge my efforts and abilities to move forward the objectives and services of Tri-State college. It is my sincere hope that I will be able to contribute to the many accomplishments of my predecessors Whose untiring efforts and unself- ish devotion nurtured the growth and develop- ment of this institution since its founding 77 years ago. In conclusion I would like to quote . . . Walter Lippman . . . Our education effort has not been raised to the plateau of the age We live in. We have learned that We are quite rich enough to defend ourselves whatever the cost. We must now learn that we are quite rich enough to educate ourselves as We need to be educatedf' IN AUGURAL CEREIVIONIES Inaugural Response by Dr. Richard IVI. Bateman It is with a deep feeling of humility that I accept the charge that has officially been given me today. Although I realize the task is not light, still it carries with it a rich sat- isfaction of service . . . In facing this task, it is most pleasant to have inherited an energetic administrative staff and faculty, and thousands of friends of the college in addition to the more than I2,000 loyal alumni found throughout these United States of America and many foreign lands . . . Tri-State college has had an illustrious past and has a bright and promising future. It has met crises after crises in its history as a private college in this great state of Indiana and survived . . .