University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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,V - - - ORACLE 21 ELMINA ll Emsm will G605 ll College l fsiry of , 3 ska ' ,I 1 ,IJ I l R N, EL 1 a MILLER r'g1I'll1ll Cenffll ll iw of I9 5 I A 32 , CEDRIC C. CUMMINS Hiflory and Economic! B.S. in Ed. Indiana University 1932 MARTHA H. GREULICH Art B.S. Indiana State Teachers College 1935 l Y l MRS. ANNA HAWK Social Director of Daily Hall A.M. Indiana University 1934 ROBERT W. SIMPERS Violin Student, American Conser- vatory of Music Student of Scott A. Willits and Dr. Schneefuss of Berlin ROY V. DAVIS Education A.B. Indiana Central 1925 A.M. Indiana State Teachers Coll e 933 MAURICE F. SHADLEY Bafza' and O1'cbeft1'a B.Mus. Indiana Central 1932 A.B. Indiana Central 1933 i77M ' AWK ISABELLE WILLS Home Economicf B.S. IndianaUniversity 1935 M.S. University of Iowa 1936 REV. RoY H. TURLEY College Parlor A.B. Indiana Central 1920 B.D. Bonehrake Theological Seminary 1923 Pa ge Tbirzfeezz

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ORACLE IRENE M. DOUP Pbyriml Eclzmzfiofz B.P.E. Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union 1929 A.B. Indiana Central 1932 G. DONALD KLOPP Bzology A.B. Indiana Central 1932 A.M. Butler University 1933 FLORENCE M. BAREOUR Piano and Mzzric Theory B.Mus. Oberlin Conservatory 1928 M.Mus. Oberlin Conservatory 1932 XWILHELMINA M. R1 Lois TAYLOR FEEMSTER A dlicizzceztzorz Hifzfory and Geography Sufi .B. In 'iana Central 1932 AB Y kc H 1951 M.S. Indiana University 1956 gtglgvergweigsfx 933 Sui . Q as 2 ' Br Iii 'Nj ff W1 !lJ.n,l ELSIE MACGREGOR L, -f7L'j Organ I' Graduate of Marion Conser- vatory of Music 1922 ! Fellow American Guild of Organists 1954 OLIVE E. KLOPP Efzglifh A.B. Indiana Central 1935 ESTER BEcKER Voice EDN4 MiLI'ER Graduate of Bible Institute Llbnmdl 1929 AB of Los Angeles 1924 A.B. Indianagnual A-Ili Graduate of Chicago Music B L S University Of 1952 ' School 1930 ' ' ' Illinois Page Twelve 2

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ORACLE T ' F Page Fozzrteezz B0 RD OF TRUSTEE The six Annual Conferences supporting Indiana Central College elect representa- tives on the Board of Trustees as follows: St. joseph, White River, Indiana, and Illinois each three ministers and three laymen, Wisconsin three representatives, and Minne- sota two. The Alumni elect six Trustees from their number and the Trustees themselves elect six Trustees At Large, and the president of the college is a member ex-officio. The bishop and conference superintendents are always chosen as members. Dr. W. Lake has been president of the Board since 1918. ' The Trustees determine the policies of the college, elect the officers and faculty members and help promote the college interests in every way possible. They moef annually at commencement time and occasionally in special session at other times. Because of the importance of the position, the Conferences have been careful to choose the best of representatives and these in turn attend the Trustee meetings almost without exception. The Trustees receive the reports of the officers of the college and the recom- mendation of the faculty for the granting of diplomas and degrees and they authorize the president of the college to say those words and give the documents which are S0 welcome to students as they become alumni.