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

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TME 1920 inSTAnO BANNER COMMITTEE Vera Trimble Vera Smith Tlielma Entsminger SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Catiiciinc Chaplin Catheriiif Coon Marion Yates Mable Buck Frances Long . Una Diohl RING, PIN AND COMMENCEMENT INVITATION COMMITTEE Besse Young Maxine Barker Mary Foster Vera Trimble Virginia Poole CLASS PLAY COMMITTEE Adaline (intelius Jean Cheeseman Editli Barnctt Rutli Mitchell Josephine Murray COMMENCEMENT PLAY COMMITTEE Margaret Conkling p]incle Shick Besse Young Edgar Meyers FLORAL COMMITTEE Maxinc Barker Besse Young ' ' t- 34

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.t ? mi 1920 imTAMO Trr°™ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - iV CLASS DATA— 1920 Class Flower — Tea Rose Class Colors — Purple and Gokl Motto — Today we lainicli; wliei-e shall we anchor? COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Mr. Clarenee Avey Salntatorian Miss Vii-. inia Liggett. .Valedictorian Miss Virginia Poole Miss Margaret Weity Miss Marie Stoops Miss Helen Webster Miss Sarah Wilson SPE.AKER FOR ALUMNI BANQUET Esther Powell Ayers, Evelyn Banks, Roberta Barker, laxine Beaujon, Margaret Brandon, Bel Cam, .Jennie Chamberlain, Mae Cheeseman, .Jean Churella, Mary Ellen Coon, Catliei-ine Cover, Helen ( ' roniii, .Miti ' ie Diehl, Una Dunmire, Cor a Kinley, Etta Getty, Afary fief)rge. I ' iorenee DANCERS FOR SWING OUT May Queen, Edith Barnett Gorman, Esther Gutelius, Adaline Hasinger, Anna Hastings, Lois Hepler, Isabelle llori ' man, Ijucille JJumphrey, Grace .James, Esther .lones, Eleanor .Jones, J-iachel Keith, ] Iary Lee Kiniian, i ' loi ' dice Kirk, Ida Lyie, Edith McCoiuuighev, Ivulii McCreery. Mildred McCiillongh, Xaoini Miller, Florence Murray, Josephine Nix, Marjorie Obitz, Anne Phordt, Nancy Poole, Virginia Powell, Esther Reitler, Anna Snyder, Amy Trind)le, Vera Thomas, Lucy .Tane Webster, Helen Welty, Margaret Wilson, Pauline Yates, Marion Young, Besse

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ThE 1920 inSTAMO CLASS POEM i .said, as vt ' sat about tlu ' tire That night before the tinal i arting came, And we, a group from every town and shire Of our fair country, Avere to go To our own places : Well, friends, we ' ll sometime meet again. If not, we ' ll still be friends at heart, — Old friends like us camiot so soon forget ; Old memori s will be a ))()nd l)etween ns. AVhcii we return, each bearing gifts And honois all to lay at Alma Mater ' s feet, Wf ' ll say: Here stood a friend — renicnilx ' r ? That day he said or did — why did AVe laugh? — ' Twas here I sat — Tlic desk was there — oh, no. We cannot soon forget Old friends of Twenty. L ' Envoi Alma Mater, yours the glory. Yours the praise and gifts we bring — Yon arc the tlicnic of our noblest stoiy; Tlicy arc for you, t ' lc songs we sing. — Eunice Fee. 35