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

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PUBLICATIONS Left to right: Jones; Emmert; Zink, Chairman; Knowles; Egleston; File; Schnell; Shouse; Kipp PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE MEMBERS Norah Zink Clinton P ' ile C. C. Jones Orval Kipp Wiiber Emmert LeRoy Schnell Mabel Shouse Helen F. Egleston Ruth Knowles The Publications Committee approves all printed material issued within the College, including the Penn Oak, Scroll, handbooks, bulletins, and departmental publications. Following the plan presented last year by the Com- mittee on Participation in College Organizations, the Publications Committee gave the selection of editors of the two major publications to committees comprised of faculty and students. The editor and assistant editor of the Pe}i}i are cho.sen by Ruth Knowles, editorial adviser; Clinton M. F ' ile, financial achiser; the president of Alpha Phi Gamma ; the president of the student bod - ; and the incumbent Pe)i)i editor. The editor and busi- ness manager of the Oak are selected by Mrs. Helen F. Egleston, editorial adviser: Clinton M. File, financial adviser; the president of the student body; and the in- cumbent earbook editor and business manager. 144

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Leonard Lit ohhcers find Jane Cowl, Broad- way star, interesting. A scene from H ' hal a Life An impressive shot of The Burning Altar ON THE The highlight of lixHana ' s fea- ture presentations was the appear- ance of Miss Helen Jepson, a lead- ing soprano of the Metropolitan ()l)era Compan}-. After visiting on the campus for several days, the singer presented a beautifully ariecl program including arias by X ' erdi, Massenet, Gounod, CTerman leiders by Wolf, and selections by modern composers. Truly deserv- ant of the name. Glamour Girl of grand opera. Miss Jepson thrilled her audience from her first selec- tion to the last note of her final encore. Catherine Littlefield 146