University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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1 N if-' -fmlr YJ, . tw -' 1fiA11,l1,,,1fi... Qt I ei L, 4 Mil ' T ADMINISTRATION The excellent cooperation of faculty and students of Indiana Central College during this year has made it possible to record the year as one of the most success- ful in the history of the college as far as college spirit, scholastic standards, student activities and discipline are concerned. The general financial depression made it necessary to reorganize so that the courses would be better coordinated and all the work necessary could be done at less expense. In view of this reorganization it was hardly to be hoped that the work of this year would be so eminently suc- cessful as it has been. The faculty committees have been unusually helpful. The beautifying of the campus by painting of buildings and the planting of trees and shrubs furnished by Mr. llenry llurkhart and the State Department of Conservation, under the direction of Professor VV. Earl Stoneburner and Mr. Evan R. liek, is the most obvious improvement about the campus. The lloard of Trustees, with Dr, -I. NN . Lake, president, has given full sup- port in carrying on the work of the college. Rev. B. S. McNeely and Rev. A. B. Afford have continued their effective service in held work. Also during the year committees have been organized in the local churches to promote student enlist- ment and support ln the history of the college this year will stand out as of great importance in that a very difficult financial situation is being met successfully by friends of the college providing for a large reduction in the debt and annual interest charges. This together with the reorganization, makes a balanced budget possible and gives assurance of more rapid strides in the future. As the student enrollment increased approximately forty-five this year we expect to have a good increase next September and every effort will be made in these troublesome times of general financial depression. Let alumni, trustees, faculty, students, and all the friends of the college pro- mote the larger interests of I. C. C. J I. GOOD, President. l'f1jlL' Tun

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