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

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Faculty Men: Don ' t forget lunch today at the Dell . . . To Faculty: Emphasize the follovvins . . . Advisory Meeting: At 10:00 o ' clock Thursday every student please meet with his ad- viser . . . Faculty Recital: Sonata Recital by Chcyette and Dunlap, Monday evening . . .

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11 ill BURSAR William Shuster, a University of Pittsburgh graduate, assumed the Bursar ' s duties in 1927. After a three years ' absence he returned to Indiana in 1939. All college hnancial matters are handled by the Bursar and his staff. Mr. Shuster also supervises campus organizations ' funds, except those of the Student Co-operative Association. REGISTRAR Mary L. Esch, an Indiana graduate, has served as Registrar since 1916. With the exception of those pertain- ing to finances, all records are handled in her office. It is she who conducts registration at the beginning of each semester. Despite the tremendous vol- ume of work in her hands, Miss Esch is always ready to be of assistance. DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL Paul Boyts was appointed Person- nel Director by Dr. King in the fall cf 1939- Mr. Boyts came to Indiana in 1930 as a teacher in the Geography Department, a position he still holds. The advisory system, extracurricu- lar activities, student employment, home and visiting athletic reams ' supervisi::)n, freshman ori ntati n, and publicity are the Personnel Di- rector ' s problems. ]6

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Conference Classroom Joseph M. Uhler Director for Teacher Education John Davis Supervisor of Laboratory School first row: Uhler, Borge, Beelar, Hesse, Anderson, Remley Second row: Murdock, Thomas, Thompson, Rink, Overman, Russell, Rankin, Gasslander Third row: Graham, Bowen, Moss, Hartsock. Supervising Teachers Dr. Uhlcr, Director of Teacher Edu- cation, administers the entire student- teaching program, personally direct- ing elementary and secondary student teachers. Mr. Davis, Director of the Labora- tory School, as principal, coordinates the school with the program of stu- dent teaching, demonstration, and observation. First row: Smith, Lowman, Hart, St. Clair, Zimmer- man, Davis Second row: McLean, Coughiin, Marshall, OToole, Moore, Buchanan, Kough Third row: Simpson, Ayres, Porter, Price, Recce 18