University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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7'e in PLL ,, , . - ff ' --r - 1. 'L4l.s. l -.s'Te - if 3 lg Q. ! ,W v Alumni Association The Oracle is glad to extend its word of praise and commendation to the Alumni for their work in helping to make this year a most enjoyable one. VVe recognize you as a vital and organic part of our institution and appreciate all the kind words spoken and good deeds done in behalf of our college and your Alma Mater. ln recognition of your growth and development we are giving information below which will be informative and interesting to all the friends of the institu- tion. The first graduating class was in the year 1908. President 1. J. Good and Rev. C. P. Martin were members of this class, and therefore have the honor of being the hrst Alumni of the college. Since that time the number has increased to four hundred and ninety one. The data below indicates that there has been a very rapid increase in the number of graduates since the accreditment of the col' lege May 17, 1921. The class of 1932 was taken from the tiles as used by the registrar: 1908 2 1920 10 1909 0 1921 11 1910 2 1922 15 1911 2 1923 16 1912 2 1924 28 1913 1 1925 33 1914 5 1926 43 195 5 1927 44 1916 5 1928 78 1917 2 1929 56 1918 3 1930 75 1919 4 1931 49 Total 491 The Alumni Association of Indiana Central University was organized May 20, 1914 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Begthel. Up to that time there had been but nine graduates: live were added with the class of 1914. An organiza- tion was effected and the next year a constitution was discussed and adopted. Since 1914 an annual meeting has been held and a reading of the minutes shows that the Association has done many things to foster the growth of the college. At the present time six of the trustees of the college are representatives chosen by the Alumni group. In the past the Association has held banquets, sponsored college programs, and served as boosters for the college. XVithout the support of this group our annual homecoming and high school programs could not be nearly as effective. Many of our student body are here because of the enthusiasm and loyalty of the Alumni group in advertising the purposes and ideals of Central. Page Silrtren

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1. -I. Cvunm ljfnxvidvalf ,-XB., 1908 AAI., 1011 L.1,.I,,J., 1023 RYAN R. KEK Trva.vzr1'vr AB., 1930 REV. B. S. MCNEICLY Fivld Sm'1'v!a1'y RONALD M. W'm.1f12 L1bI'Ul'i!1ll A.B., 1929 Page Fifteen ADMINISTRATION JV? fv '13 J, fx If: N f . ' XV ,I y.l'I'I Ol Q i , - K I uw, II I REV. -I. XY. LAKE. nn, XI I Praviclvzzt nf Board uf Tl'Il.x'!L'C.x' 1I ANNA DALE Km R1'1lI.x'fl'UI' AB., 1928 A. DASH Alelfnlzlr Fivld Svn'vf41ry REV. G. L. STINE Cullvgv Puxfor B.D., 1908

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H ,Q f .LTA5 I .4 f ' . A Illl Illllllllll lllllllllllll illlmlu nu S E Mft K W, In ' 'IAI lI'.'Il'II , X 1.. .,.1. hm- A ...... Seniors Tha time apftroaclzcs That will with due decision males 'us know lVl1at we shall say we haw' and what we owe. Macbeth, Act 5, Scene 4. CLASS OFFICERS: BENJAMIN BURCHARD, President. ESTHER FRANKLIN, Secretary. RALPH I-IIATT, Treasurer. Page Sczfcntevu