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

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Sxecutires M.mlKw j W aUh Lame to liiJiana in 1920 as an lAUicatinn Dcpairiiicnt teacher. In the fall of 1928 he became Dean of Instruction, the position he now holds Sincerelv interested in assisting the students, Dv. Walsh has been extreme- ly successful in coping with various types of curriculiiiii problems. DEAN OF MEN DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Florence B. Kimball who cam.e to Indiana in 1936 assumed her present position, Dean of Wom.en, in 1938. Walter M. Whitmyre first tcolc over the duties cf Dean cf Men in 1917 in addition to ser ing en the fac- ulty of the Social Studies Departm.ent. The Deans collaborate in the supervisicn cf student life on campus. Approximately 950 wcmen and 4C0 men are under their guidance each semester. Beth Miss Kimball and Mr. Whitmyre are popular for their co- operation in student activities. DEAN OF WOMEN 15

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Indi tanas LeRoy A. King, graduate of York County Academy, Millersville Stare Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity, and the University of Pennsyl- vania, came to Indiana in the summer of 1939. He has shown a vital interest in all that students undertake, both curricular and extracurricular. Dr. King has introduced new poli- cies and programs relative to curricu- la, personnel, student life, and the physical plant which have aided the college in justifying its existence as an outstanding teacher-training insti- tution. Working in conjunction with the President is the Board of Trustees, the administrative body of the school. Membership of the Board is limited to nine persons appointed by the Gov- vernor. Their careful judgment and progressiveness are manifested in In- diana ' s present improvements and advancements. BOARD OF TRUSTEES ]4

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11 ill BURSAR William Shuster, a University of Pittsburgh graduate, assumed the Bursar ' s duties in 1927. After a three years ' absence he returned to Indiana in 1939. All college hnancial matters are handled by the Bursar and his staff. Mr. Shuster also supervises campus organizations ' funds, except those of the Student Co-operative Association. REGISTRAR Mary L. Esch, an Indiana graduate, has served as Registrar since 1916. With the exception of those pertain- ing to finances, all records are handled in her office. It is she who conducts registration at the beginning of each semester. Despite the tremendous vol- ume of work in her hands, Miss Esch is always ready to be of assistance. DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL Paul Boyts was appointed Person- nel Director by Dr. King in the fall cf 1939- Mr. Boyts came to Indiana in 1930 as a teacher in the Geography Department, a position he still holds. The advisory system, extracurricu- lar activities, student employment, home and visiting athletic reams ' supervisi::)n, freshman ori ntati n, and publicity are the Personnel Di- rector ' s problems. ]6