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

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THE TRUSTEES Officers of the Board ri Ksn)KNT Vice President Secretary Treasurer ' riioniiis Suttn ' i John P. Elkin J. Wood Chirk Harry White, Jr. Members of the Board Hon. Summers M. Jack, Esq. Judge S. J. Tei.ford Ir. V. R. I.ougiiry Is R. J, C. Wallace -Mk. J. Dick Wilson jMr. Edward Rowe Mr. r.RiFKiTii Ellis Mr. John W. Sutton Mr. William S. Daugheriy Mk. John . . Scott, A. B., Esq. Senator John S. Fisher, I ' d. 1!., Esq. Mr. Tom E. I-lLLDEffRAND Mr. Thomas Sutton, . . I;,, . . .M., Esq. ilK. J. Wood Clark. . . li., . . M., Esq. Justice John T. Elkin, LL. B., A. M. Mr. Harry W. Wilson, . . B. Gen. H. rry White. . . B., Esq. k J

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t I v i i ?:;i:s;vvgj ;ia5! ; WILLIAM J. JACK, A. B., M. A. ()iii ' thinks (if M iii ' i ' iiiiil sclicdl ,-is iMiinpiiscd hirgely ot uirls. Iiiit Iniliinia Inn ii nondlv uniiilicr nl ' Imy.s. They arc linilcr till ' rll;iri;i ' nl ' nlir oF lllr ;|lilrsl llli ' llllirl ' S ill ' tlli ' fariilly, WilliiiiM .1. .lat-k. One iinist b . ' well afiiiainti d with this man lirfore one can understand lijii. ' riimmh rry unpri ' triitioiis. he lias ;•, very strono ' |iers(iiialily and vh; ' ii he speaks ymi listen. Mr. .laek is mil i;iily maiuiuei ' nl ' the linys. liut he is prnfesrsor of hi.sfnry at the |iriseiit time. He was a gradu- ate 111 ' I ' hilips-K.Xetel- . eademy ill 1!M(1 ; i-eeeivi ' d lis A. Ik and A. .M. at ' ale in lltii. ); and was iiislriietnr in histor ' and mat lirmal ies at .Military . eadeniy. l.os . nueles. ( ali- fiirnia. in 1 lilt. ) (1. At ' :i r I ' r.r. Jael gained great distineriiii in alii- lelics. Here h ' made a ree ird fer himself in liigh-jumping. Xiir has Ibis ti ' ainiiig keen useless, i ' nv he ahva s turns mit a vietoriins traek team every year. 1 ans- U ' ldei- his lead- ership, the 111)-, s aiv ready tn d i simething wnrlli vh:le,

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f,]!i • • . r. ii • , ■ y } i •■ m !Jf . y, Ml hi il ca Jvi?a M; ;v ;a ai ? iaa! ; A. T. Moorhead Died October, 18, 1912. Il is with soiTiiH lliMl i ' iidtr I 111 ' |i;issiim- of our rrii ' iiil. A. T. .Moiii-jifail. .Mr. Miorlicail was fur many years an activi ' , faithful and (. ' ftii ' iunt nicnihcr of the l oard of Tru.stee.s of thi,s Nor- mal Sehool. Tt was i)i ' nl)al)ly his con.scientions and prompt attention to dnty. fni ' the selmol. tlial caused the aei ' ident that no ihmlit ha-leiied li.s death. . ot only the srhodl. Imt ehureh. Sunday SehonI and all the efforts for the lii ' netit 111 ' mankind I ' ei ' eived his aetivi- support. For over a (piarter of a century he was Superin- tendent of the First rnited Presbyterian Sunday School. The influence that he e. ei-ted on the children under his cai-e. many of whom are now men and women, will never be known, ( ' heery, kind and .sympathetic, with a smile foi youn i ' and old, we could not realize thai he had almost i-ea -hed four score .yeai ' s. We shall miss him from our midst, hut to those hivi ' d ones who will miss him every hour in the home, the whoh ' school .joins in an e.xpression of sini ' ei-i ' sympathy