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

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Orley See Violin and Ilisfor of Music ] Ir.s. Orley See Piano Orca A. Reinecke Piano jSIatilda Bartak- McManus foicc and Italian Mary St. Clair King Piano Lelia Farlin J oice Cnltnrc Samuel G. Hart J ' ' oicc Cnltnrc JMalviiia G. Riddle Critic Teacher Araiiiiuta ]M. McLaue IJhrarian Alice jNI. West Ifis-istant lAhrarian Jennie M. Ackernian Sn pcrvisor of Model Scliool Hope Stewart Critic Teacher Agatha Ij. Sulis Critic Teacher Aniv Grav Critic Teacher 26

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Alum G. Xohle . .s-.s7.s « English Florence G. Plantc l.ss ' t in Co n mcrrial ind Scc ' i to Prcccptir.ss William J. Jack Professor of Ilistortf Edith K. (ireenlee Issistdiil in Ilistorij Italpli L. Talbot Prof, of XaliirdI Scioiccs and Geographii Jessie M. Field Issistant in Xaiiiral Science James C. Smith Professor of Mnthematies M. C. (iordoii . .y.s-7 Professor of Mathematics Edna S. AVinteis Assistant in Mathematics J. P. Wiley Issistant in Mathematics John E. Smith Assistant in Mathematics Dr. Alice L. Loewenstein Professor of German and French Marianne F. Baumbach Assistant in German Mattie Durell Bodine Professor of Latin Florence K. Crafts Assistant in Latin John X. James .Professor of Phifsics lahelle C. Dame Issistant in Science Phyllis ]Moorhead Instructor in Public Speaking Elizabeth Kni iht Eyre. . A)irector of PJii sical Training for Women Jean R. McP ' Jhaney Instructor in Dratcing Marion A. White Issistant in Draicing Charlotte Stiichiil . .Assistant in Model School Elbert M. Jackson. .Instructor in Agriculture and Manual Training Helen C. Goodspeed Instructor in Domestic Science Louise Langham Assistant i)i Doujcstic Sciotce Beulah B. Hunt A.mstant in Domestic Science Alva E. Kinsley Head of Commercial Department Hamlin E. Co s vell Director of Mu.vcal Conservatorfi Frank J. ]Myers Teacher of Stenographii Dorothy Cogswell Voice Culture and Ilisfori of Music Edna Allan Coo-swell Piano and Organ Mrs. R. J. Sawyer Piano 25

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ALU pntitiMMNi Oiiui ' .us OF THE Association PirmJcut George Feit, 1890, 1891, liidiaiia, Pa. Vice Premlent Thomas T. Hill, 190.5, Huntington, W. Va. Secrctar I. aura Basil, 189.5, Indiana, Pa. TreasKicr Malinda 1. Detwiler, 190.5, Indiana, Pa. [ ]Mrs. JNIalvina G. Riddle, 1882 ,, . ,, , ., .,, I James Herbert Russell. 189.5, 1901 I Jlargaret J. L,owman, 190. Is. Frank Snyder, 190.5 In the forty years of her existence, Indiana Normal has gradu- ated about two tliousiuid alumni, and these form the Alumni Associa- tion. At the Alumni Business Meeting during Commencement week, tile members of the Senior Class are received into the Alumni Asso- ciation. There are no fees or dues to be paid, the proceeds of the Alumni Banquet covering all necessary annual expenses. The Xornial catalogue of each year contains a revised Alumni Register and Class Directory so far as known. As this is the official list of Alumni, it is expected that every graduate will notify the school of all changes in name, address, or occupation, in order that the list may be kept as nearly correct as possible. The Normal Herald and other publications are sent free to all graduates if their addresses are known. Prof. iM. C. Gordon has charge of the Alumni Directory, and will appreciate any information regarding the graduates of Indiana. Every school looks to its Alumni for aid in many ways, and we can prove our loyalty by our response. Loyalty to our Ahna ]Mater at all times should be unquestioned. If we have unfavorable criticisms to offer, let us take them to headciuarters, instead of discussing any shortcomings with outsiders. After all. we know more about the de- fects of our own schools than we do of other schools. Without doubt we should find even more to criticise in a strange school. Suggestions frohi Alumni are always welcome, and w ill invai-iably receive due con- sideration. In the getting of new students to till our former places, the grad- uates of Indiana can do wonders. In our own towns we know the promising students, and can often influence them to choose Indiana •77