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

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Educators of Tom When enrolling, students of this college pledge themselves to become educators of tomorrow. Such a pledge is doubly made in 1944. Surely no finer service to a nation at war than to secure the safety and intelligent thinking of its future citizens could be found. Dr. Uhler and many of the faculty have frequently reminded the students, especially the seniors, of the tremendous need for leaders and teachers in the schools of this state which has established such opportunities for teacher education and training as Indiana holds. The chaotic world offers no small challenge to future teachers; promises for these teachers are few, but hopes are high. The college and administration are justly proud of Indiana ' s contribution to the educational profession as well as the fine young men and women of this school who serve on the military front.

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Salute OFFICERS President Jean Widdowson Vice President Betty Menk Secretary Phyllis Butler Treasurer Jean Metzger In 1940 a group of entering students began their college careers, little realizing the numer- ous changes that were to confront them before commencement. The joking, laughing, irrespon- sible and irrepressible group of that year is scarcely recognizable in the year 1944. On a day well-remembered, war came to Indiana sum- moning the men of the class to a life far removed from carefree college days. Bidding farewell to their beloved Alma Mater, to classmates, and to teachers, they turned to the grim task ahead with the same enthusiasm they had shown to less serious work. Senior Class Officers: Seated — Widdowson, Menk Standing — Butler, Metzger 20