University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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HUFIS H TSW The Evening Division of Indiana Central-a welcome relief for daytime laborers who want to earn anything from some extra skills to a full-fledged diploma: a royal pain in the tail for many Day Division students who wind up hav- ing to sacrifice some free time to get classes that aren't in the Day Division. At the Pendleton Fteformatory, at Eli Lilly, at Irvington, at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, or at 1400 East Hanna Avenue, ICU serves the specialized needs of many students. Some Day Division folk, however, would sure like to effect a change or two to free them from a dual role. egfww, .,..-.f

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'L' O 'IS o E 'ful va Evening Division ln lC's Evening Division helps a multitude, ART-Mr. Gerald Boyce, Mr. Dee Schaad, Mr. Earl Snellenberger. BEHAVORIAL SCIENCE-Mr. Gary Benson, Mr. Raymond Bragiel, Mr. Marvin Henricks, Dr. Owen Keene, Mr. Richard Schroeder, Mr. Richard Sudsberry, Dr. Richard Wiehe. BIOLOGY-Dr. Steven Conant, Dr. Eliseo Delfin, Mrs. Virginia Delfin, Dr. Robert Kent, Dr. Paul Radich. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT-Mr. Robert Barrick, Mr. Ronald Baughman, Mr. Kenneth Benson, Mr. Richard Berry, Mr. Emanuel Bingaman, Mr. William Bissey, Mr. James Bracher, Mr. Robert Bruns, Miss Linda Butrum, Mr. Wendell Campbell, Mr. Doug Dorland, Mr. George Elliott, Mr. Raymond Everson, Mr. William Fisher, Mrs. Linda Fowler, Ms. Barbara Glanz, Dr. Esen Gurtunca, Mr. Gene Harvey, Mr. Ken Hottell, Dr. George Humbarger, Mr. Wilson Hurrell, Mr. D. Veer Khurana, Mr. Joseph Kilmer, Mrs. Ligita Krumkalns, Mr. Wayne Lash, Mr. Otto Lau, Mr. Richard Lewis, Mr. Paul Lucas, Mr. James McKinnon, Mr. Larry Metzing, Mr. John Mullen, Mr. Kenneth Partridge, Dr. Costas Ranos, Mrs. Annette Savill, Mr. Steven Schenck, Mr. Robert Schneider, Mrs. Mary Shambaugh, Mr. John Sharp, Mr. Stephen Shay, Mr. Ken Smith, Mr. Stephen Smith, Mr. Gregory Spurling, Mr. James Stroup, Mr. Henry Taylor, Mr. Thomas Turner, Dr. L. Frederick Van Eck, Mr. James Wilson, Mr. Jack Wodock. CHEMISTRY-Dr. Riaz Abdulla, Dr. Rafik Bishara, Dr. Kenneth Borden, Dr. Rex Souter, Dr. Edward Vondrak. EARTH SCIENCE-Mr. James Abraham, Dr. William Gommel, Mr. Robert Gregory, Dr. Richard Priddy, Mr. H. Merrill Underwood. ENGLISH-Mrs. Virginia Gregory, Dr. Peter Jones, Dr. Allen Kellogg, Mrs. Sue Myers, Dr. David Noble, Ms. Wanda L. Slusher, Mr. John Spoonmore, Mrs. Nancy Tagge, Mr. Hal Tobin. FIRE PREVENTION-Mr. Charles Baker, Mr. Randall Harnish. FOREIGN LANGUAGES-Mr. Julio Avila, Dr. Victor Chiu, Dr. Marga Meier. EDUCATION-Dr. William Bishop, Mrs. Mary Collins, Dr. James Jones, Mrs. Martha Morris. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Mr. Bill Bless. HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE-Mrs. Norma Atkinson, Mr. Richard Dart, Dr. Frederick Hill, Mr. Jon Williams. LAW ENFORCEMENT-Mr. Raymond Fairchild, Ms. Paula Lopossa, Mr. Stephen Maple, Mr. James E- MCCEIFT, Mr. Anthony Miles, Mr. James Powell, Mr. Jon Williams, Mr. Mark Yegerlehner. MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS-Dr. Victor Chiu, Dr. Vural Gurtunca, Mr. Gustave Jonas, Mr. Kenneth Kamke, Mr. Thomas Ryan, Dr. Edward Vondrak. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY-Mr. Dennis Bruns, Ms. Deborah Ford. MUSIC-Mrs. Sue Meyer. NURSING-Mrs. Mary Churchill. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION-Mr. Terry Hallock, Dr. Adolf Hansen, Mr. J. William Novak. SPEECH AND THEATRE-Mr. James Ream, Mr. John Swank. 41.jr,,.' - 5 Wifi ' ' ss-54:-Mgsgftrt. if ,A J 4 - wr fits' 5:- ,F 'gg-zazriixvq-4.g,gi,5A-tl. . ft 5- I Nez:- .J ' i 4' ,g -A K . , , li

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