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

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The Year 14-15 1914 September 8th Fall Term began November 27th Thanksgiving Vacation December 1st Classes resinned December 18th Christmas Vacation began lOM January . ' Ah Winter Term opened April 1st Piaster Vacation began April 13th Spring Term opened April 14th Classes resumed May 31st Swing-Out Day June 27th Baccalaureate Sermon June 28th Commencement Concert June 29th Class Day Exercises June 29th Ahnnni Bancpiet June 30th Commencement 20

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The Instano Board E(litor-iii-( ' liicf G. II. Clemenson liiisiiu:s. ' Manager Frank J. Unger Advcriising Manager Fred St. Clair Circiilafion Manager Krne.st Reese A .ssoria te Editors Gladys Swift Mercedes Christie Ruth Young Ruth Ritchie Helen Hunter Elizaheth Deniien Helen Chuicli Helen Hartsock I ' aul Hawthorne Bernadette SlcXelis Louise Grant larie Feick 19

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History of the Instano HIS marks the fourth year of the Instano ' s existence, it having ()ri( inate(l with the class of 1912. And although l)ut four in nuniher, each volume stands as a monument to the classes tliat have gone out in these years. The lirst Instano was a heautiful specimen of liter- ary art, hut was a failure, financially. Profiting by the mistakes of the j revious publishers, the 1913 class made their book a decided success, and its makers may be justly proud of their ])roduction. 3Iismanagement brought a second finan- cial failure upon the 1914 class: otherwise their book was successful. The Instano is yet youthful, and its defects many, however, we sincerely hope for its continuance and that one day it will be placed upon a firm foundation, that it will be a book written by the entire class, not by a few individuals, and that it will serve as a tie to iiold its n skers more securely in the bonds of friendship. 21