University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ege? U3 .- w . X- 1 i ff- .1 3-T f ,lx OUR COLLEGE Indiana Central College was founded October. 1902, by the United Breth- ren Conference of Indiana and was opened to students September 26, 1905, under the presidency of Dr. rl. T. Roberts. Dr. I,. D. Ilonebrake became president in 1909. Too much cannot be said of the splendid work of these two men. Dr. llonebrake was succeeded in 1915 by I. rl. Good, who had been business manager of the college since 1915. President Good graduated from I. C. C. in 1908. He has always felt the utmost interest in the institution both from the students viewpoint and later from that of the administration. This may in part account for the wonderful success and growth of Indiana Central during the nine years in which the college has been under his ad- ministration. The dedication of IVomen's Residence Hall in October, 1921 3 the erection of the gymnasium soon after: the dedication of Dailey and Mens Halls in 1922 and 1923, have all been lasting landmarks and are chietiy due to the ability of the president. The present faculty has increased accordingly with the growth of the school until at present it numbers twenty professors besides a corps of four- teen assistants. 1Yith the increase of enthusiasm in the 90,000 members of our constituency, has come a similar increase in the student body. The twenty-six young men, and women, whom Indiana Central College is so proudly sending out this year into the world's work, carry with them the high ideals of the school and the United Brethren Church. To this training our literary societies, musical organization and athletic associations as well as our religious activities have contributed. As our numbers have increased during these years the ideals of Indiana Central College have not been lowered but the line aspirations for which she was founded are still retained. I2-2' si-