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

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growth • the natural law of life is growth, we find this everywhere in the physical world around us. the plant or tree which fails to grow soon withers, is stunted and worthless, the same law holds good in the sphere of humanity, does this apply to the state teachers college at indiana? such growth may be threefold: physi- cal or material, mental or intellectual, and moral or spiritual. • as to the first, the evidence is so plain it needs only to be stated as a self-evident fact. • as to the second, somewhat harder to discern, there is also clear evidence to those who have been able to follow the courses of instruction from the beginning, but time is still required for further development as we grow into manhood and womanhood. • but what about the third, most important of all? in this material age has the same progress been made? it is our firm conviction that the same advance is being made in this direction also, with a clearer and broader vision and outlook upon the complicated conditions of our present unsettled world. L nomas £Jultoii

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dedication • to thomas sutton in appreciation of his many years of service as president of the board of trustees and of his enthusiastic support of student activities at indiana, we dedicate this, the twenty-fifth volume of the oak.

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