Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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DR. PERRY T. FORD Chairman, Board of Trustees A . f' I ' 1 g gfw- 7.4,-11 . i Rhx, if For the Seniors - A Sincere Message From a Sincere Person . . . Presuming that motives are always wholesome it follows that knowl- edge, gained from experience and education, are the highest forms of human attainment. The struggle for an existence frequently may limit our experience out the struggle for more learning never ends and has no limited horizons. A student enrolled in college, in his pursuit of higher education, brings himself in contact with the teaching and administrative personnel. This contact, in a small College, can form the basis for an inspired out- look in the mind of the student and open the door for hroader horizons for the future. A college education has now hecome a minimum requirement neces- sary to meet the constantly increasing challenges that may come our way if we wish to live the full and useful life. Tri-State graduates are scattered world-wide and their conduct and accomplishments bespeak the high caliher of training received here. The joint obligations of all concerned, student, teacher, administrator and trustee respect the role each must play in the interest of a common cause. We look forward to an ever expanding Institution of higher learning and visualize Tri-State College as surpassing the fondest hopes of its founders. Perry T. Ford Campus Hill 1'm 'f'ii? ' ' 9-.. ,,,,g. 3- : ' . ' ' 6 ' ,nr 3' M' .xr ass:-1.,'2.bi f-in

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