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

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ALMA MATER To (Hir Udlilc Alma .Mater ' s iiaiiic, A ' f, lici ' childiH ' ii, siiii; ' a joyful lay, And to licr a new allfiiiaiicc plcdsic. That lives lieyond a day. . |ira ' r for her who shelter ' d us, A hope no child her name will stain, A cheer thiice iiiv ' n with heart voice, And now the sweet refrain. Of Loyalty are symhols twain, Her colors, crimson and the ,i;iay, Dear Indiana Mother Fair, The Inirden of (Ui r lay. Chorus. Siui -, oh sini;! our Alma Mater ' s praise. Mail, oh liail! her color ' s i leamini;- hue! (ii -e to her OUI ' hoUUl.U ' e nild our h) ' e. And to her Name he true.

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DR. JOHN A. H. KFITH • lOlIX A. II. KKITII -UHliiatr.l rr.,ni the St.-itr XoiiMji! Schni)! ;it . (iiin;il, IlliiKiis, in 1SII4, li;i iii,u iMcvKMisly liail Iwo years cxiicr- iciicr ill rural scImihI wdik. lie s|iriit the I ' ul- Idwiiii;- two years as rriiiripal (if the (iraiiniiar IfiHMii ill the ' riaiiiiiii; I )e|iart iiieiit (if that ScIukiI. lie resi,i;iieil that position to spend three years at Harvard Iniversity, taking the (Icgrcc of A. M. in i!M)(l. While at Harvard he was elected to Phi Beta Kajipa. lie was twice a ineiiilier oi ' the I larvai ' d del)ating- team afi ' ainst Vale and coached two llaivard debating teams against Princeton. After finishing at Harvard he was for seven years assistant to Dr. John W. Cook, President of the De Kail) Normal Seliool. He devoted most of that time to the field of ))sychology and pedagogy. He lield tlie office of Principal of the Training nepartment of the State Xormal School at Normal, Illinois, from IfXK) to October 1907, when he was elected President of the State Normal School at Oshkosh, Wisconsin. He remained in that po- sition ten years, resigning to come to Indiana. He came si)lendidly reconnnended. Dr. Keitli is a well-known authority in the ednea- tioiial world, being author of Kleiiientary Education: its Processes and Problems, and a generous contribu- tor to educational literature. Last year saw the publica- tion by Dr. Keith and Dr. Bagley. of Columbia T ' nivei- sity, of The Nation an l the School. Dr. Keith is a uum of great self-possession, of the hi. ' ihest integrity, and of a faithfulness to dnty extending to every detail of the institution ' s organization. He is a trne examjile of titness for leadershij) and we know that his own noble spirit and high standards are mighty in- fluences at work for the good of our school. We, the Class of 1921, hold him in the highest esteem and are greatly inth ' bted to him for inniunerable kind- nesses.

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CON ' IKNTS DKDICAn ' lOX KOlvM ' lWoK ' D INST.WO I ' .OAWI) AD.MINISTK ' ATINI ' , ( )I- K1 (hllJS ' I ' lllSTMl ' iS IIIS ' roK ' V OK TIM-; SCHOOL SKNIOU ' S OXK W ' l.Wl COMMKIJCIAI. CLASS -IIXIOK ' S . oi{. L L l ' l;l•:l ' Al Tol • i)i;rAirr. ih:N ' i ' COLM- ' .dK I ' KI ' ll ' AIJATOin I )KrA iri ' M KXT OIJCANI A ' I ' IOXS SKXIOK FHOIJCS SOCIETY MISICALKS J)RAMATICS ATllLKTICS CALKADAli .lOKKS ADVKHTISKMKXTS