University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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H - A 'N X X , i i , 6 1 l V RAYMOND CHARLES MILLER Canton, Ohio lfnglish I dart' la tla all that nzuy litwmm' ti num ll lm tlarux to dv more I5 uorzt'! I Raymond often reminds us of days of old when courtiers and such valiant men as Sir M'alter Raleigh were the men or the day. Raymond has Filled many capacities on the campus hut most of all we remember his life is religion and courtesy. Press club l, 2, associate editor Reflector 3. editor -li Presi- dent Men's Hall 4: Y, M. C. A. cabinet 3: Philoninsea I 2, 3. president -lg liookstore mgr. 135. i i M.XlQClfLLl2 SMITH llutler l'ulmlic School Music, Latin T110,ic f1'it'mls tlmir lmxl, ami llzuzr iitlaffiori tritul, Lirt1r'ple tlium lu thy soul Quill: li-mfs of sled. XYh:it a friendslup existed hetween Marcelle :mud llorothy, how coruplete nas their friendship as they walked down the prlmrose path together and while we were not permitted to listen in yet we were happy to see them together. Urchestra lg Girls' lilee cluh l, Tlieacallosia 1, 2, 5, 43 fresremlo clnlz 3, Jg College Choir 2, -lg Bookstore CU. l'.XL'L T. Sl-IICRRILL Ccntral PhilOSripliy .S'ti'rt'I url' tht' :urs uf ml:'t'r'xity: .-ind thi.: vur lift' t'.i't'n1f't fron: fwzlwlif luzuut- FlYltl.Y tffrmziux in trctxv, litmkx in tln' rnuumff lvroukev, .3it'rn:m1x lu .vtnv1t'x, and gmail in t':'vrytlzi'm1. l':iul had convictions of his own and he was not afraid to stand up for them, yet he did not want to reform the whole world because his convictions were such. He could make sermons without sermoniziug, and we believed because he did himself. Y. M. C. .-X. eahinet 3, president -lg Philomusea 3, -lg Stu- dent Pastor 2, 3, -lg Men's llehate team 3: Alpha Psi Omega 4. EYELYN LICYINE HORLACHER Frankfort Pulilic School Music Nalin: is jim' in lore, and 1r'liri'L' 'tis film, I1 srndr rnmv prceions imtmicc of itself X ,-lftrr the tlziuy it loves. - lfvelyn is quite 11 normal woman. Her love to talk and her love for someone else is quite normal in its way and she is as dependable as the day is long. Girls' Glee club 1, Z, 3, 4: 'Theacallosia 1, 2, 3, president 4: Crescendo club 2, 3, 4. Page Tzcurnty-four

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LOUISE ARFORD Indianapolis Music, English O that I avert' a foal! I nm ambitious for 11 niotltjv mat. Louise has the soul of a Clown. always capable of turning the most sorrowful hour into one of complete frivolity and happiness. lX'e never knew that Louise had serious thoughts but surely she did or else she could not have been so clever. Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Philalethea l, Z. 3. President 4: Alpha Psi Omega 1, 3. 45 Debate 2, 3: Choir 3, 45 Cat and Canary 4, ROBERT NVIiLLBAl.TM Dayton, Ohio Philosophy, Bible His lif: was yrntlc, and tht' Dlviiiruts 50 -ni.r'd in him llmt Nature miuhl stand nf And .my to all thc world, 'This 'wax u 1nan! ' If you had never talked with Bob you might have said. Here is a man of brawn, but talking with him you'd learn how gentle of heart he was. lVlien Bob was true to his lest' he was above ordinary men but he just couldn't be a demi- god for he was made t0D human for that. House President 3: Football 3, 4: Student pastor 45 Mem- ber of Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 3. FRANCES XV.-XLLACE Indianapolis Public School Music Under thc gzrcwzufnnd trvc' Hfhu Iazics to lit' uiitlt mc, And turn Iii: mrrry Hott' Unto thc .rwrrt bl'l'd'.l' throat. XVe knew her as one of a trio, always exultantly happy. Al- ways her replies were full of a happy note. for she was always happy herself. lVill complete course next semester. ARVILLE SVVAN Corydon Biology, Physical Education I'lI 1'ro'i.'L' frm' fair, Or talk till domclv day is hers. If we all had the chance to X-ray into the very soul of Swannie we'd Find one of the most honest fellows on the campus. lN'e would find. too, that he could be a friend and what could be more admirable even above the facts of his play on the Basketball floor and on the base hall diamond. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 baseball 2, 3, 4: Pliilomisea 2, 3, 4. Page Twenty-three J' at QNKUI Ll. 54' ff' tl I ll ill Ulf ,il IM I . I I J

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PALTLINE RILEY Xlilfurrl English, Biology Hiil'f'ii'.it Of all lx thu! hm' ifulitlr xfiirit, Cuuimlfx ilxflf tu 'i'uin'x I0 bi' if1i'i'i'tl'd. There is only one tilting adjective that characterizes Polly - she makes a Sweet Queen of the May . Not the least bit asv suming nor even aggressive and yet there isn't a thine about Polly that we would change for to :lo that would make her too much like ourselves. House President 43 C. lf. Cabinet I, 2. 31 Y. XY. C. .X. C:-thi! net 3, 45 Philalethia l, I, 3, 4. KIALRICIQ SH.Xl7I.liY Greenwf mil Music. English uiiixii' he thi' fund' uf lnm'---f'li1y uni, Maiirice neevls no press agent, he ls his own zulvertiser, for where 4-ver he goes his smile wins him many frieuils. Hi- work with the lzanwl auil the various musical orezuiizzltinns prdve his ahility, anml his personality sliuws lnm to be as happy as the merriest scale. lianwl J. Cmnliictol' 3, -li lilrehestra 2. 3. 4: Me-n's lilee Cluh Pianist -lg Greyliuiiml Quartet 2. 3, Al: Music Assistant J, 3, 42 Choir 2, 3, -l. GENIQYI ICYE DON XLDSON Casey, lllinuis Public Schuul Music, Art Fur .vlziiv rm! fu1'7t'iiriI, Bn! umiluxt as the dare. Jenny was always too morlest for the majority of ns to kncw her every reasun. but it was always so nice to receive her smile. jenny was mamle for quiet glens and shy olrl fashiunetl bouquets. Y. XY. C. A. Cabinet 1: Hrchestra -lg Girls' Glee Cluh I, 2. 35 Theaciillusia I, 2, 3. President -lg Choir 1, 3, -lg House Presi- dent, -l. RALPH HIATT Portland Physics, Mathematics Let mr give lifv, but lv! me not be light. Exploring the physical realm Ralph knows all its revealed laws, but knowing it he rlirl not Care to be a leader in it. Ralph always preferred the quiet corner, perhaps, because it was easier to think there. Yet, he was one who was known enough to he likerl. Science Club 2, Presiilent 3, 4g Zetagathea 1, 2, 3, President 4: Physics Laloratory Assistant 2, 3, 4. Page Twenty-ive ,Qif v We 1' e g f G