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

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. I-11- .14 fn l 1 .ai xi'- 5 FJ . 1 INTERESTING ANNIVERSARY ITEMS Miss Helen Condit., granddaughter of Caleb Mills, now lives in the Condit Home, a landmark on I.S.T.C. campus. She has been interested in maintaining the original furnishings of the house which was built in 1860. Foundation Day exercises are held every year by the college. In celebra- tion of the 75th anniversary of our school, a Diamond Jubilee Tea was given for friends, alumni. and students of Indiana State. In the receiving line were President Tirey, Mayor Vern Mc- Millan, Governor Henry F, Schricker, alumni officers and faculty members.. Top: Miss Helen Condit. Middle: Miss Mary McBeth. Mrs. William McBeth, and Miss Blanche Rippetoe. Bottom left: Receiving line at tea. Bottom right: Mrs. Edward Snyder. Miss Cecelia Conrath. and A. Edward Snyder.

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!DQil1'm11Lm . . One cannoi think of progress wiihoui feeling remorse ai fhe passing of an old order. We have seen landmarks fall, giving way io new consiruciion, symbolic of progress. With greai pride we appraise ihese deuelopmenls, for lhey bring a realizafion ihai Indiana Siaie gains posiiion in ihe nafional spoilighi as one of ihe grealer educaiional insiiiuiions. Bu! wiih ihe pride with which we survey ihe glory of lhe fuiure comes a deep feeling of graiefulness io ihose, who, across lhe span of years since iis founding, have made possible presenl achievemenfs and fulure hopes. Thus, if is filling ihai ihis bool? be dedicaied io the pas! -io lhose many siudenis, faculfy, and adminisiraiors, who made if possible for Indiana Siaie Teachers, College lo celebraie ihis Diamond fubilee year.