University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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DOROTHY METTA KEY lndianapolis Home lict inonncs, lungltsh Your lmrnu' mit ul-1'!l'i'ff1eri Ivy 'vain' ilt'.vr'rv.r, I nm frivlni fn tlimu uinl 3-n11.' She has made 'many of lla happy :ind then she has made some of ns most sad. She has held nur fate within her very hands, lJCCfll.lSCfSl'lC is a postniistress by trade and :t friend on the way. Home Economics tfluli J. 5, president 4: llooksture 4. PAUL l'lL'CKRllilJl'1 Terre Haute History, English I find my tumfirt' tx tmf fuullnirtly, But my lit'm'i Ituilt lln' fum' uf fllurx Iu'fm'i' if. Paul would have made :i lit-tter model for the elite tailor than a student. Yet, he is rather stnnllous tor all ot that, and a friend to those he has pledged himself, Zetapathea I, Z, 3, president -lg Alpha l'si liinega 4. RUTH ANN XYAGENER Indianapolis Public School Music I funml ,vnu cunlidrunx kind. Rutn is always willing to play the accompaniment to someone uls:'s success. NX'hile we have not known the hands at the key- board yet if it were not for her it might not have been so, and she did it all because she was kind. Girls' Giee rluh 3, 4: Crescendo clnlt 3, 4g College Choir 3, 4: Girls' Trio 4. Y. GLENN R.-XMSEY Canton, Illinois Chemistry, Mathematics I zvoirlrl I knczt' lui.: mimi. Crowds usually do not cheer for the cheerleader, hut as a Cheerleader Glenn was spirit itself. As a man, we never learned his philosophy although we know that mixing in the elements of chemistry requires a keen mind. Assistant Business manager Reflector 2: Y, Rl. C. A. calsinet l. 2, 3: Booster L-lub 1. 2, 3, president 4: Rand 1, 2, 3g Orches- tra 1, 2: Philmousea I, Z, 3. president 43 Science cluh 43 Cheer- leader l, Z, 3, 43 C association 4: Chemistry Lab assistant 3, 4. Page Twenty-sezfcn iw! ,Qs-Q r , L Q ' l 1 Ll Y U V Zi vf , . 1 V

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4 ima - . 5 X. 11515115 H x, fl 'Fell tigers, i ,B its l -Sgt I i t I I I 1 0 .J i I-IEEIJLIE COBB Muncie Pliilosophy, Bible I torrid trac!! you limo to flmoxc l'iq1lzl. Never was there such genuine humor backed up by such logical thinking. Heed was a student. friend, orator. preacher, and humorist all wrapped up in one small package. Y. M. C, A. Cahinet 1. 2: Philomusea 1, Z, 3, 43 Student Pastor 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 3, 4. LUIS TAYLOR Vllestfield, Illinois English Corus at-oo mv. 'woo mr, for now I mn in a holiday lilmmr .-ind likely vimuyli to consent. Lois makes a picture wherever she goes, and remembering her we hear strains of dreamy waltzes that blend our emotions with those of her's. Nor is she always pensive for we have Seen her as gay as the winds of spring. Y. XV. C, A. cabinet 3: Booster club 3, 45 Girls' Glee club 23 Theacallosia 2. 3, 45 Librarian 2, 3, 4. HAROLD SMITH Marshall, Illinois Biology ll'z':'t' it not bvltfr, BFCIIHSL' I am mon' Hum common tall, Tlmf I did suit me all points like a man? Smitty is a man because he was made that way-satisfied with the everyday triumphs of life and caring not-whether he should save for tomorrow. Smitty'.' leaves many friends on the campus because he is just made that way-hig, with a heart to match. Football 1, 2, 3, Captain -6: Track 1, 2: C Association 2, 3, -I. BELLAH LUCILLE GRIFFIN Honey Creek Social Science, Biology IVl1o fhoosctlz mc .rlmll gain rvhnt many men desire. Beulah knows tht satisfaction of making A's. She came to school with the express purpose of knowing the arts of the Sciv ences and her resolute studiousness has at last accomplished her desire. Philalethea l, 2, 3. president 4. Page Twenty-six 1

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,lm Q New X 1215 YL: 533 Y :Z Ji Q nl 322951 ilu Nr .. Xi E wg' Q I N' ' ill . r ill I 0 BY RON E. GOETZ Indianapolis Philosophy, Mathematics I tlzivik tlzz' u'orId's asleep. Byron is the type who propounds a new idea, then energetically proves it. A mixture of egotism, cynicism, and an amount of hrilliancy, thus you have, Byron. Band 4. FRANCELLA TOHILL Villa Grove, Illinois Some of us lou' you zvcllg and mimi those some E111-y your great dcscrz'1'ng.v and good name. Though she has long been our friend yet now she returns to hezir our name and it is with much gladness on our part that Francella graduates with this class, ALYA TAYLOR ROBERTS Indianapolis English, Religion, Psychology I know him to be z'nIiunt. 'Taylor was not one of the crowd yet all who saw him recog- nized the presence of strength and character when he was around. Basketball l, 3. CLYDE DOUGHERTY Indianapolis History A kinder gentleman treads not the earth. How we wish we truly might have known Clyde-but hc always held himself somewhat aloof. Speaking from class-room activity and conduct, he xs all we would have him to be. Page Twenty-eight