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

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19 221 - I Sb Instano T - - Jr tLai ] ■ i ■ ■ ■ HOPE STEWART, Dean of Women Miss Hope Stewart, Dean of ' omen, is a descendant nf a loyal line of I. S. N. S. supporters. Her uncle, Judge Silas IVI. Clark, was a charter member of the board of trustees, and fur man ' ears its president. J. Wood Clark, his son. still serves as secretary to the governing board of the school. Miss Stewart has proven true to her birthright ; none of her ances- tors have been more faithful or have brought more unselfish interest to the Alma Mater than has our present Dean. Reared under the shadow of this institution, educated within its portals, she began her career as a teacher in the public schools of Indiana County. Later, she was invited to serve as a critic in the intermediate department of the Train- ing School, which position she held until 1920, when she most fittingly succeeded Miss Jane Leonard as Dean of Women. She has spent many summers and one full } ' ear of study at Columbia L ' ni ersit . Her charming personality, her quickness to understand and sympathize, and her unusual executive ability make Miss Stewarf all that can be desired in a Dean of Women. The .Seniors of iqjj here |iay their homage and respect to her for whose exalted ideals and wholesome outlook on life they are indebt,ed.

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T ■ f 7 ■— | i 922 | I ®lt ifnstano | - a | WALTER M. WHITMYRE, A. M. Loyalty to his duty and usefulness to his school are the criteria of honor due to Mr. Walter hitm ' re, preceptor, principal of the secondary school, and head of the department of history and economics of I. S. N. S. Mr. Whitmyre ' s education is as follows : he was grad- uated from Jeannette High School in 1905 ; he was graduated from Syracuse L ni ersity in iqoq; he attended Harvard Uni- versity 1909-1910 and the summer of 1917, receiving the A.M. Degree; he attended Columbia summer session, 1921. His experience: he taught in Jeanette High School 1910-11; he was head of the history department, Shattuch School, Fari- bault. Minn.. 191 1-13: he held the same position at Dubuque High School, Dubru|ue, Iowa, 1913-17; he assumed his posi- tion at Indiana in 1917. It is the hope of I. S. N. S. and of his friends that Mr. W hitmyre ' s influence may be felt for many years to come at Indiana.