Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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iVH ly- ' p r ■ } Hff t 1 ■■-- I i- - ( ROW ONE: Dr. Lott, Dr. Mott, Miss O ' Toole, Miss Kohlhepp. Miss Anderson. 27

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ELEMENTARY Today Johnny plays, he laughs, he releases the excessive energy of youth. We have prepared a world for Johnny — how does it look? Sometimes it is grim, sometimes it is fraught with tension, but always it is hopeful and tomorrow ' s hope lies in the generation of children who now draw pic- tures, count with blocks, and gain the other basic skills and principles for all future learning. Can we prepare them, physically and academically, to meet the challenges of the future? The Elementary Department at Indiana State College is working toward this goal, by preparing competent teachers for training children to read; to express their thoughts with pen, brush, and musical instrument; to think independently; to practice good hygiene; and to adjust successfully in their child-size world. With the elementary teacher rests the responsibility for building up America ' s first defense, our rising generation. Dr. Lott. Chairman 26

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ELEMENTARY SENIORS JANET M. ALBERT JEAN E. ARMAGOST WILLIAM G. BACHE PATRICIA E. BAIR DIANE R. BAKER Butler Hooversville Wilkins Township Brackenridge Bedford JACQUELINE KAROL BAKUHN New Castle DAVID L. SALTER ELAINE M. BARTLEBAUGH BARBARA L. BEGGS LEILA ANN BISHOP LOUISE A. BOLLMAN JUDITH E. BRADLEY PATRICIA L. BUSH JUDITH C. CARNEY CHRISTINA A. CASPERO DAVID J. CHESNEY KATHERINE M. CHILDS RALPH CIANFLONE Freedom Indiana Pittsburgh Indiana Bath Coudersport Kittanning Belsano Pittsburgh West View Eldred Arnold 28