Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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FOREWORD The 1963 Modulus Staff presents this book with the sincere hope that it will be a vital link between you and your records, AAA - thoughts, and memories of Tri-State College. This book is made possible by the cooperation of the student body, the Faculty, and the Administration. It was compiled, edited, and marketed by a group of students who, without jour- nalistic training or thought of reward, labored tirelessly to ac- complish that which lies before you. The final judgment of their efforts must come from you, but we shall forever remember them for their sense of responsibility to their task and loyalty to their school. 25740514 figglfoa-C44 ,dwffwfw Table of Contents THE COLLEGE u ,Faculty Administration GRADUATES .Seniors l Proms ATHLETICS , E- Fall Sports Winter Sports Spring Sports Intramurals 7 - UNDERCLASSMEN - - Freshmen ' Sophomores Juniors ORGANIZATIONS ..-.... Departmental Societies Campus Organizations

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THE STAFF CO-E DI TORS THOMAS BOWEN DONALD SHAW V CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS JERRY LEGAULT DAVE LUDINGTON 1 wif, ART EDITOR ROBERT MORROW LAYOUT EDITOR JAMES PETTIT SEN I ORS NORMAN LANZA ORGANIZATIONS TOM DENNISON JOE PONTERI FRATERNITIES ERICH STAPELFEDT SPORTS EDITOR DICK JENNINGSA FALL - ' SALES MANAGER HOWARD GILLIAM 7 PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR I 6 3 DAVID COTTRELL U

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Y 21+ - Q ,- AN . K I .3 DR. RICHARD M. BATEMAN President Tri-State College Trustees, administration and faculty of Tri-State Col- lege join in congratulating you who are about to become a part of our great Alumni Association. You have com- pleted one more step in the great American tradition of progressive educational development, and you are now on the threshold of the greatest opportunity for con- tinuing education the world has ever known. Ours is an economy that will be unable to operate without a growing percentage of educated workers. As a nation, it is imperative that we recognize the many highly significant returns which accrue from wise in- vestment in education, and that we accept the fact that education is not a terminal thing, but a lifelong process. Through education come specialized technicians, en- gineers, scientists, and the broadly educated and re- sponsible leaders demanded in all fields in the complex and changing society in which we live. The years ahead will be exceptionally good ones, filled with opportunity for those who are prepared. We here at Tri-State College join in wishing you continued successful participation in the world of work and tomorrow's opportunities.