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

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Sentetl: Gosnell, Schwartz, Stidham, Danner, Walthour, Brumbaugh Standing: Egleston, Knowles, Steffey, Macdonald, Johnson, Goldman, Stephenson AMERICAN COLLEGE QUILL CLUB OFFICERS Charlotte Stidham Chancellor Helen F. Egleston Vice-Chcuicellov Julian Goldman Warden of the Purse Betty Gosnell Scribe The American College Quill Club is a national non- fraternal, non-secret organization, neither social nor honorary in its primary purpose, but designed to en- courage creative writing among college students. Ger Rune, the local chapter, has its name, ritual, and nomenclature based upon the Anglo-Saxon culture. Admission is by original manuscript submitted anony- mously. Since the time of its admission in 1930, Ger has become one of the most active runes. It annually publishes Scroll, in which the best of the past year ' s literary output is published. This magazine is widely distributed on the Indiana campus. Quill ' s national organ is Parchment in which are pub- lished manuscripts submitted by the fifteen runes and undergraduates from colleges throughout the nation. In December, at Mrs. Macdonald ' s house, pledges were initiated into full membership. Officers for the year were: Chancellor, Charlotte Stidham; ' ice-Chancellor, Mrs. Helen F. Egleston; Warden of the Purse, Julian Goldman; Scribe, Elisabeth Gosnell; Co-sponsors, Mrs. Helen F. Egleston and Mrs. Louise Anderson Macdonald. 1.18 ORGANIZATIONS

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THE 1941 OAK »wian»s5gw« ' iga ' j.i i --, ' .-.miu i- I INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE ON GOVERNMENT The Intercollegiate Conference on Government is held annnalK at the Penn-Harris Hotel in Harrisburg. Representatives fnjm all the larger colleges in the state gather at the capitol to study problems of national, state, and local government. At Indiana an - student interested in the organiza- tion is gi en an o]:)portunity to become a member. IVfeetings are held twice a month throughout the first semester at the end of which everyone is gi ' en a rigid test and an oral tr out before several faculty- meml)ers. Those who compile the highest numlier of points are chosen to represent the College and liegin immediately to prepare specific measures for presentation at the Conference. Students who are selected as Indiana ' s reji- resentatives at the Conference gain such distinction only after long hours of studying government problems and planning. This year Indiana sent a group of twenty to Harris- burg where it participated in the Model Assembly. C. M. Johnson of the Social Studies Department spon- sors the Indiana unit. OFFICERS Joseph Shuster Chairman Jeanne Groleau Secretary C. M. Johnson Sponsor Sealed: I.etzler, Shearin, Groleau, Johnson, Shuster, Hornick, Orlosky Stundirtg: Weaver, Zurakosky, Dick, Craft, Buchanan, Munro, Spicher, Palmcrino, Hill, Calhoun, (jlebovich, Whitney, Lent?. 137

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