Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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$ehitatinn To FRANK SMITH BOGARDUS, whose keen intellect, sincerity, justice, and sense of humor have won the adh mimtion and respect of a host ofNormal students and have been an inspiration and stimulation to many during the past twenty years, we afectionately dedicate the Sycamore of 1926.

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em; We Ga 5 . V ' llg' ll Foreward ANOTHER year at Normal has ended. In many respects it has been a record year of achievement. During this period the new Woman's Residence Hall was occupied, the first appropriation for a new Physical Education building was made available, and new enrollment records were established. But in ways Other than these the School enjoyed one of its greatest years. and classes and organizations contributed much to its success. So, whether readers of the Sy:amore Of 1926 are alumni or former students, eagerly watching the develop- ment and growth of their Alma Mater, whether they are Seniors, happy to have a summary of activities of their last year in col- Klege, or whether they are underelassmen, showing a g2nuine interest in affairs with which they are only indirectly concerned, we hope they will find some enjoyment in the pages that follow. The chronology of activities cannot be complete. But if this annual enables anyone to appreciate his Alma Mater more than he did before, efforts of the staff will not have been in vain. leVYPx ' i i $$llllW72xXV7 Wx