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Hunter Goes to Emory University Dr. J. Paul Hunter ’55 has been named associate professor of English at Emory University. Dr. Hunter has previously held a teaching position at Williams College at Williamstown, Massachusetts. He goes to Emory from the Uni- versity of California at Riverside, where he is presently serving as an assistant professor of English. Dr. Hunter’s field of special interest is in the Literature of Daniel DeFoe. He is a native of Jamestown, New York. He earned his B.A. in English at Indiana Central, his M.A. in Eng- lish at Miami University and his Ph. D. in English at Rice University, Houston, Texas. Mrs. Hunter is the former Caroline Schrack ’54. Indiana Central Joins Placement Association Indiana Central College has become a member of the Midwest College Placement Association, it was announced by Paul Pielemeier, placement director, who received notice re- cently that the college’s membership application has been approved. More than a thousand colleges and universities belong to the College Placement Council, of which the Mid- west Association is one of eight con- stituent regional groups. This is the first time that Indiana Central has been a member of any placement or- ganization except those concerned with filling teaching positions. Affiliation with the Midwest Asso- ciation will assist Indiana Central graduates who are not entering teaching to find a greater variety of em- ployment opportunities. Dr. Koenig Takes New Position Dr. Robert W. Koenig, who for a number of years was pastor of the College Church in University Heights and in 1962 was elected to the super- intendency of Indiana Conference South, has now been elected executive director of the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis. He will take his new office July 1. Mrs. Koenig is the former Kathryn Deal, ’45. Candidates Named for Alumni Officers Two Indianapolis men, Otto Al- bright and Paul K. Smith, have been nominated for president of the Indi- ana Central College Alumni Associa- tion. Albright teaches at Wood High School and is vice president of the In- dianapolis Area Alumni Club. Smith is assistant principal of School 34 and first vice president of the Alumni As- sociation. Those nominated to represent the Association on the college’s Board of Trustees are Victor M. Bogle, director and assistant dean of the Kokomo regional campus of Indiana Univer- sity, and Miss Blanche Penrod, dean of girls at Southport High School. Life members of the association have received mail ballots, and voted for one candidate for trustee as well as for president. In the case of the association’s Board of Directors, members voted for five of the ten candidates. They are Mrs. Mary Rider Bare, Casey, Illinois; Gordon France, An- derson; Arville Funk, Corydon; Sea- born <strong>Hill</strong>is, Indianapolis; Mrs. Kath- ryn Stine Hinshaw, Shelbyville; Jim Knight, Indianapolis; John Mullen, In- dianapolis, retiring association president; Richard Reasoner, Indianapolis; Clyde F. Reese, Indianapolis; and Loren D. Thomas, Fort Wayne. 150 Pupils Attended ‘Nurses Day’ More than 150 high school pupils attended the “Future Nurses Day” open house held Tuesday, April 5, at Indiana Central College under the sponsorship of the college and Com- munity Hospital. Following registration from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., the visitors were welcomed by President Esch, and Miss Virginia Sims, director of the nursing department, explained the curriculum. Indiana Central’s nursing course is the first fully accredited two-year associate degree program in the state and the fourth in the nation. Students completing the course are eligible to take State Board of Nurses’ Registration and Nursing Ex- aminations and become registered nurses. Following lunch on the campus, the nursing aspirants toured the college and then were taken to Community Hospital for an inspection of its facil- ities. ICC to Present ‘Atomic’ Course A one-day course on atomic absorp- tion spectrometry will be held at In- diana Central College April 21, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Purpose of the course is to present to potential users of this type of in- strument a critical evaluation of its theory, uses range, accuracy and limi- tations. The instructor will be Dr. Edward E. Pickett, professor of agri- cultural Chemistry at the University of Missouri. He operates the Spectro- graphic Laboratory at the University, doing analysis on biological and agri- cultural materials, chiefly to ascer- tain their biologically important mineral elements. The Industrial Relations Center of the college and the Indiana Section, American Chemical Society, are spon- soring the program. Public Events at ICC April 26, 1966 April 26-27, Showers Lectures in the Christian Religion, delivered by the Reverend Dr. Harold A. Bosley, senior minister of Christ Church Methodist, New York City. Lectures at 9:35 a.m. April 26, 4:OO and 7:30 p.m. April 27. April 30 Dedication of Louis Schwitzer Center, 2 p.m., Ransburg Auditorium. May 21 May Festival, 8 p.m., Rans- burg Auditorium. May 25 Pop concert by College Choir, directed by Farrell M. Scott, associate professor of music and cho- ral director, and Indianapolis Civic Orchestra and Symphonic Wind En- semble, both directed by Lowell Bo- roughs, Music Department chairman, 8 p.m., Ransburg Auditorium. May 29 Senior Candlelighting Service, 8 p.m., Ransburg Auditorium. June 2-4 Senior Class Play, 8:30 p.m. Ransburg Auditorium. June 4 Alumni Day. June 5 Baccalaureate Service, 11 a.m., Ransburg Auditorium. 61st annual Commencement, 6 p.m. (outdoors un- less weather forces it inside gymnasium)
CHICAGO AREA The Chicago Area Club of the In- diana Central College Alumni Asso- ciation will meet on Saturday, April 30, at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Glen (Marilyn Merritt) Walrich in Crystal Lake, Illinois. President George Jacobs has announced a pitch-in Pic- nic for the families of ICC alumni in the area. Alumni planning to attend should notify Rev. Jacobs at 802 Hin- man, Aurora, Illinois. Notices of the meeting should be in the hands of alumni by this time, but further information may be received by con- tacting Rev. Jacobs. NE" ALBANY AREA The New Albany Area Club has scheduled a dinner meeting on April 23, 1966, at Phrimmer's Chapel. Dr. Robert Brooker, chairman of the sci- ence and mathematics division of the college will be the speaker. All I.C. alumni and friends living in the New Albany-Jeffersonville-Louisville, Ky., area are urged to attend. Dorthy Miller Reimold is president of the club. MUNCIE ANDERSON AREA A group of twenty alumni and families met on Tuesday, February 15, 1966, at Colonial E.U.B. Church in Anderson to renew alumni activities in the Muncie-Anderson Area Club. A delicious chili supper was served by the women of the church. Rev. John Cheesman and Rev. Homer Achor were selected by the group to provide leadership for future activities. Following the meeting with Miss Cravens and Dean Ransburg most of the group adjourned to the Anderson College gymnasium for the basketball game between I.C. and Anderson, which the Greyhounds won by one point. Alumni in attendance were: Rev. Cheesman, Rev. and Mrs. Achor, Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Brandenburg, Rev. & Mrs. William Cutshaw, Mr. & Mr. Harold Markle, Rev. C. Edwin Mc- Clarnon, and Mrs. & Mrs. Raymon Swank. FORT WAYNE AREA CLUB Thirty-one Indiana Central alumni and their families met on Sunday, January 16, at Crescent Avenue E.U.B. Church in Fort Wayne to renew alumni efforts in the Fort Wayne Area. Rev. Frank White served the group as master of ceremonies. Refreshments and local arrangements were handled by Loren Thomas, Bob Newnum. and Emmet Anderson and their wives. The meeting was informal with Dean Ransburg presenting slides and general information about college and alumni activities. The group elected a new set of officers for the coming year: Rev. White, president; Mrs. Evelyn Greek Phillips, vice-president; and Mrs. Janis Holloway Thomas, secretary. Future plans for the group will be decided at a meeting of the officers in April. The club area includes Allen, Adams, DeKalb, Steuben, Huntington, Wells, Whitley, and Noble counties. Other alumni in attendance were Imogene Snyder Kaylor, Marshall and Maxine Black Chambers, Joanne Baldwin Lantz, Lynn and Melba Roberson Henry, Jean Miller Barrett, Mary Alice Thomas Delaney, Philemon V. Smith, Betty Hawkins White, Lloyd Burden, Juanita Baker Printup, Paul Ankney, and Fanny Varner Boger. Several other alumni indicated interest in future meetings although they were unable to attend the January meeting. Editors Announced for Newspaper, Yearbook Barbara Jean Russell of Greenwood and Richard D. Huey of Portland have been chosen editors of the student newspaper and the yearbook, respectively, at Indiana Central College for the year ahead. Miss Russell has been a feature writer on the paper, the Reflector, this year and was a reporter last year, when she was a freshman. At Greenwood High School, where she graduated in 1964, she was a reporter on the student newspaper two years and editor-in-chief her senior year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Russell, 23 Crestview, Greenwood, Indiana. Huey, a junior, who will plan and edit the 1967 Oracle, has been on the staffs of it and the newspaper both at Indiana Central. He also had publications experience before graduating from Portland-Wayne Township High School in 1963. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Huey, 630 North Western Avenue, Portland, Indiana. Both editors are organizing their staffs, which will assume their new responsibilities upon returning from spring vacation April 12, it was announced by Leonard E. Pearson, publications advisor. c 13 1 Terre Haute Alumni Meet The meeting of the Terre Haute alumni March 31 proved to be most delightful. A delicious dinner was furnished by First Church, of which the Rev. Philip Stone is pastor. Enter- tainment was furnished by Dr. Donald B. Scheick '38, Chairman of the History Department of Indiana State University. He with his wife had spent a part of his Sabbatical travel- ing and taking pictures in the Holy Land. He showed beautiful pictures of this Land and commented on them in a most whimsical and informative way. Officers elected for the group are Mrs. Lucille (Chaille) Cummings x46, president, and Willaim Price x59, secretary. Alumni present were: Rev. C. G. McCrockline '18 and Mrs. McCrocklin, the former Grace Schoonover x15; Rev. Wm. Brett '44 and Shirley (Payne) Brett x45; Rev. Virgil J. '33 and Mrs. Hague; James E. Cummings '48 and Lucille (Chaille) Cummings x46; Francis Wilcoxon '41 and Alene (Koher) Wilcoxon '38; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Price x59; Mr. Erwin E. Brown '65 and Joan (Schisla) Brown '63; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee Mercer x56; Mrs. Winifred Thompson Woodward x41 and husband; Kathryn (Mrs. Robert) Koenig '45; Rev. Philip '42 and Clare (Jacobs) x44 Stone; Dr. and Mrs. Donald Scheick '38; Walter R. Skelton x27; and Donna Stone and Connie McMimmey, who expect to enter nursing training at ICC next fall. Textile Exhibit in Art Gallery An exhibition of textiles opened in the art gallery of the Leah Ransburg Fine Arts Center at Indiana Central College February 7 and continued through February 25. The pieces were the work of Terry Illes and Budd Stalnaker of Bloomington. Both caftsmen have national repu- tations as outstanding weavers, hav- ing won awards consistently. In ad- dition to the more conventional and utilitarian approach to their craft, visitors saw weaving, tapestry and other textile techniques displayed as units concerned with the problem of space. This three-dimensional concept ordinarily is not pursued with such interest by most of the nation's weavers. The display was open to the public without charge.
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