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

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ELECTION DAY Election Day found Indiana State definitely politically-minded this year. There was an increased enthusiasm among the students and the results showed an increase of from eight to twelve percent over last year in the number voting in the various classes. Handbills, post- ers, soundcars, dances, and other devices were used for stimulating the students in true campaign style. The election itself was carried on according to Indiana election laws with proper regard to registration and voting procedures. Voting booths were set up and an election board con- sisting of two clerks, one inspector, two judges, two polling clerks, and two Sheriffs, presided. The election returns announced at the Campus Revue revealed the success of the All Campus party in most of the major offices. ---as ,-flddfapny - f in M J. 0115 Mfn.-. , M ,, . f X vwfff li

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.1--v N-19 X CUNVOCATIONS Ind1ana State Teachers College has been ex tlemely fortunate ID securmg good COI'1VOC3t1OI1 IJIOSIRINS 1h1s year The convocatlons com vmttee efuly 1n the year succeeded 1n brmgmg before he student body such notables as BC1l1l l Hudmg Laarence M Gould Louls Belo YOL1I1gl'11ll Kang, and Johannes Steele Call Mose sculptor, and D1 James M Hep b1on noted C111TllI1OlOg1St, appeared before Inge 3L1Cl1CDCLQ duung the spung qual ter The mo h1.,hl1 hts of the year were the p1Og13H1 of Ossx Renaldy wo1ld famous v1ol1n1st, and the pu sent IUOII of the Ruth Page Ballet Asldz f1OlH these OL1tSlflIlCl1Hg PIOQIHIUS, the LollL.,L SpOI1bUlLfl a gjloup of speelal Lonvoca 1.10115 xxhlnh 1l'lLlLlClLCl plogmms fO1 Ameuean Dduutlon WLLlx BIUL md Wlnte Day Found L s D X md Guls Week and a seues of studnnt com oeltlons xx as plesented WWW Top L ft to ozght A g1oup of notables at Indlana States 1ad1o cl1n1c Pres1dent T1rey gleets some noted edu cators at the D9d1CHt1OH new Laboratory School thls yeal Bottom Ossy Renardy and hlS Leache1 Bert1ta Hardlng 7 '11 ' ' A. F ', 1 . . x :XJ . , g, N, 14 fl 7 A r ' .. I. yi - ,' , W ,- W - 1 'sm ..., ' ' 2 1 .' ' , ' 1 W J V . ..,.,,, l ,:,, XV , . ,S i D 4. . ., . 'I . , , A 7 . . ' 4 - - .- Program held ID the , . L . Y Y 4 . ,Y .R F , Q , Q . ' , 1 ' - y I c L , . , nv ' I . . - . ., c . . 1 ' . Q Y 1. . I . . . 1 ' i . , ,L . x . . .. V 'O' ' ' ' , e . A , . 7' 1 - 1 ' ' ' . x . 3 Z ' A -' X - . X 1 ' - 1 - - 1 x - siix h' 1 -x7 2 3 ' ' x .1 u 1 - ' - r ' . ' . , . - .C - - V Q' y 4 ' ' V . ' . 'c x x Q 1 C x , - 1' 1 v 1 ' 1 w, 1. xl, cl. , c T' , , - 1 v .Z ' - ,. . xs. U

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The Alpha Sigma Tau Fraternity Won both the judges' decision and the audience award in the 1937 Campus Revue with their presenta- tion of 'fLittle Fraternity Pin,', a musical skit directed by Harvey Bosell, Clifford Skomp, Stanley Jones, and Al Larr. A school scene presented by the Delta Lambda Sigma Fraternity placed second in the audience vote, while Romany,l' the Alpha gypsy scene, received second place in the judges' award. ALL CAMPUS REVUE Other especially original features of the pro- gram included a Scottish dance routine, a family album stunt, and a desert scene. Every sorority and fraternity on the campus participated in this presentation which has be- come an annual offering of Indiana State's dramatic department. The student directors of this year's Revue were Barbara Fessenden and William Richardson, who are especially well-known for their work in the musical and dramatic undertakings of the school. 1 FORUM FRATERNITY Sim: ALPHA SIGMA TAU,s ULITTLE FRATERNITY PIN GAMMA GAMMA STUN1' The Bla project in sponsored Student C the Demi was well The Bla dance of i is to rais. tothe fo lflliiyllq Ilished Cll3pQ1'Q M11 an Mrs, D Olgt