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

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KEITH SCHOOL For every good rule there is at least one ex- ception, and for every teaching method there ought to be an alternative which fulfills the need. The teaching experience is ever new be- cause no two courses deinand the same tech- nique, no two students possess the same learn- ing potentials, and no two teachers are of like mind on every point. Though these are the goals on which many future educators ground themselves, these are also the very things that make teaching 4 vital profession. Keith School is the proving ground where the new is tried and the best ot ' the old is preserved. Student teachers are exdosed to both so that they can meet the demitfids of their profession with confidence. Dr. Davis Director of Student Teaching and Placement 82

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THOMAS S. SOBIESZCZYK JOAN A. STUPIC EMERY JOHN STURNIOLO CHARLES F. TORTORETE DALE E. TURZAK PAUL E. WELCH SAM E. ZATTIERO Pittsburgh Heilwood Clearfield Penn Hills Coraopolis Clearfield Brentwood

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Dr. Hoenstine Director of Keith School and Placement ROW ONE: Mrs. Fleming, Miss Lingenfelter, Miss Martin, Mrs. Shank, Miss Walthour, Miss Gottschalk. ROW TWO: Miss McCoy, Miss Lovettte, Dr. Davis, Dr. Blair, Miss Fornear, Mrs. Young. ROW THREE: Mr. Warren, Mr. Hulbert, Mr. Zacur, Mr. Kuhns, Dr. Hoenstine. 83