Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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i i 1 i THE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING building provided physical chemistry laboratories, and graphics drawing rooms for engineering students. THE AERONAUTICAL AND PHYSICS building contained classrooms, labora- tories, faculty offices, study areas and a wind tunnel. THE AMATEUR RADIO BUILDING was the home of W9BF, the licensed radio station of TSC Amateur Radio Club.

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Th Students Always Came First n THREE RESIDENCE HALLS-Cameron Hall Alwood Hall and Platt Hall provided a home away from home for many students. A THE CAMPUS CAFETERIA provided meal services for many hungry students THE D 8. D BUILDING housed classrooms, drawing rooms, and fac- ulty offices.

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The College Expanded To Meet Those who make up Tri-State College, both Taculty and student body, could look back with pride and satisfaction at Tri-STaTe's growth. The college's progress was similar to our naTion's space program. The Board of Directors worked hard and diligently toward Their goal of making Tri-State College a growing success. In the wake of The college's growth many Things were changed. Buildings that were no longer needed were con- demned and razed. In Their places new buildings were built or started, and others were remodeled. A new library was built in l962 Thus bringing a new look to The campus. After that a new dormitory with its own cafeteria was added. Also, construction started on a new science building which was to be completed by The Tall of l967. Other buildings planned were a student union, a new business building, and a field house. Throughout The entire college, the determination To expand was present, and, with everyone pitching in suc- cess was no longer a dream. p' F 425532 1 B- -S, L0 is THE FUTURE SCIENCE BUILDING was built to provide The needed class room and laboratory facilities for basic sublects THE NEW MEN'S DORMITORY eased the housing shortage and gave more men The opportunity To participate in the unique educational advantages