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

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Ix ' il, and tlii ' i ' c IS a |)(irvrl:iiii hivatm-v sii|)|ilic ' (l with liot ami rold uatri-. Xo (]i rniiti i-y. liowivcr liiyli the cliarj i ' s ol ' I he scIkkiI. atVords its (M-nipaiits hcllci- I ' ooiiis than tlu ' sr. Tins Imildinu: is prai-ticallv liri ' |)r( nt ' . and its hathroiniis — one on every Hoor — are tiled and finishi ' d in Italian niarhlc. Occupants of these rooms pay from seventy-five ccnt to one dollar a wcrk extra. Diirinfr the past year, the ' riustees liou fht land otV the Cainpus and aeross the P. R. K.. and erected a Power Plant at a eiist of ;|;121).()(»0. This is one vf t ' he !iiost complete ]ilants owned liy a sehoivl. It pro ides all heat and lii;hl and fur- nishes power for the elevators. ventilatiiiLr fans and culinary niaehinery. Indiana ' s sttuh ' nf i;fo th has never heen phenonienal. lint it has liecn steadx ' . and has increased from :128. the total eui-ollnient of that lirst terin hai-k in ISTo to more than 1.500. the nuinl)er for tlu ' ' ear just closed. y f i Mi 24 ° S2SjfiL@ ' S@( SiJ, ° W si ' msL o 5F@lLSB ' ' £@ 5ni.

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tlic Md.lrl Si-lhKil, ,111,1 ii. ' iiiH ' il il III honor of tlii ' ir lliii-,| |h-sii|cnl. tin- A. W. Wilson ll.ill. This Imihlinu i-nnl.-iins I ' iiihl hii ' i r. iiirv I ' ljis- rnciiis. uilli ;iin|ilc |il;iyi ' ( nins in Ihr liMsriniiil lor use on sli.i-niv diivs. The yi ' MT llio:; nuii ' ki ' d .-i slnoiu ' ndvanc ' c in Iniliiiim ' s ni;ili ' ri:il ciiniiinii ' tit. Till ' driii;il ' s l« ' ri-il:ilioii ll.ill w:is I lien crcclrd. Il sliinds just lo llif soillll- ,-ird of Wilson ll;ill. roiii|ilrliiii: llic ,asl win ' - of ihr .|nailrani:l.v A stately st nirl iiri ' il is .iiiil oiii of the iiio l lii-,-iiil i I ' ll! on Ihr (•.•unpns. Thr iliincnsions iii-r a iVonlaLir oF o ir liiiiidi ' cd and Ihiily IVrl and a drplli of ( ,nr hnndrcd anil I rnl. -l hrci ' , Tlir Imildini; ' is thi ' si-liool propn- of tlir Xornial and coii- laiiis I w I ' lity four lari v liraiilirnl rooms. Thi ' Triislccs hono? ' cd tiii ' in.si ' ivcs by nainini; ' Ihis Iniildiin.: ' al ' ti ' r oiir of llirir nn. l widely kiuixvii and iiio.st faithful trai lirrs. .jane Iv Lc ' inard. Dni-iiii;- Ihal sainr Near tlicrc was cri ' i-lfd lo llu ' wi ' stward of tlic smith winji ' of .lolin Siiltoi: Hall another most lieanliful and imposiii;r striietnre. oni ' hnndi ' ed and I w eiit -I hr ' e liy ninety Iwn feel in size and tlii ' ee stories hiirh. In the liaseiiieiil ol ' tins hnildinii is the l;iiindr and slora.i;i ' . while on the first Hi or aie the kileliiih,. d i 11 i III;- I ' l ii a lis. and I he Stew ard s- ot ' tiee ; the .Mnsieal ( ' oM.scrv- alory occupies the second anil third stcu ' ies. This linildiiii;- is known as Tiioinas Snllon Hall, in honor of the { ' resident cf the Hoard of Trustees. Diiriim- the past livw years soini ' thinii- more than liil. ()()() have heen spent in improvini; ' the Institution ' s plant, the most noteworthy improvement being the erection of a cold storage jilant in con.ieetiin with the rcd ' eetory. This eokl storage jilant is pi-onoiiiieed hy experts to In- one of the very best in all the country. Il eiiaiiles llii ' si-ho il to mannfaetiirc its own ice. and to fni ' nish its stndeids at all limes with the choii-est fri ' sh .neats. Dnring the year ItilO two notable additions to onr bnilding liavi ' been made — an annex to the diMing hall, seating from eiglit ' to one hnndred and an annex to the girls ' dormitoi ' .w accommodating sixty-two girls. The dining-room annex c(.ntains a iM ' y lai-ge Hi-i ' place. which promotes good cheer and lielps the ventila- tion materiall . The annex to the girls ' dormitory affords to each two girls occujiying it a suite consisting of a sitting-room and bedroom. T ' here are two large wai-drobe doseis. i ,ne for each girl. Ill the bedroom each girl has her own 2;? ° S22si (g ' £®®STi ° 5M tL2iM?S(g(S o 5F@U2 £@@5a «

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WHISTLE Wlii ' ii limes arc hail aiwl I ' lilk ' s ai-c sad. All ' iil ' ioiiiy (lay day, dust iry y.iur Ih ' sI al hx.kiii.L ' dad. An ' whistle tiieiii a va. . Dim ' t mind how Irmihh ' s hristh ' . diisl lake a rose or thisHe; Imkl ymir own, . iid idiaiiLie your tcnie. . nd whistle, whistle, wdiistle. A .siMi ' i.s worth a world of .sigh.s. When rwl tho lightnings I ' lay. Lo ' ok for the rainbow in the skies. An ' wliistle them away. I ' Lnh day eonu s witli a life that ' s new, . strancje eontinnod story. i ' .nt still, lieneath the heiid (. hliie. ' 1 he world rolls on lo tjlory. J. W. A. P.. 25