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

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DEANS AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS As the Dean of Men. Mr. Walter M. Whitmyre deals with the problems concerning the housing, boarding, and social life of the men students. He also serves as advisor to a number of impor- tant student organizations. Miss Florence B. Kimball. Dean of Women, and Dr. Dorcas Hall, assistant Dean of Women ' , handle the numerous problems that concern the well being of the women students. In addition, they are also sponsors of several self-govern- ing student groups concerned with these same problems. Mr. William Schuster and his staff handle all college business and financial matters as well as acting as advisors to numerous campus organizations. Miss Mary L. Esch, Registrar of the College, supervises the registration of new students and the maintenance of official student records. In the capacity of Treasurer of the Cooperative Association, Mr. John Lin- genfelter has the task of budgeting and distributing the funds of the CO-OP as well as serving as manager of the Book Store and as Central Treasurer for cam- pus organizations.

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STAGE DOOR As Dean of Instruction, Dr. Heiges is perhaps the first of the faculty with whom incoming freshmen become ac- quainted. Although serving in a general capacity, his primary duties revolve around credit evaluation, supervision of student and faculty schedules, and departmental organization. Mr. Beard is Assistant to the Dean of Instruction. This office is concerned primarily with the student testing program and the com- piling of individual profile charts. However, other functions of the office include private student conferences and certification for Junior Standing. Mr. John Davis, a familiar figure to Sen- iors, handles the problems concerning Student Teaching as well as operating the Placement Bureau as a service for both alumni and graduating students.

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f 1.W Reynolds. Mr. Kipp, Head of Department. Harris. Gaslander. Murdock. ART EDUCATION Mr. Orval Kipp Head of Department Besides being a separate unit training its stu- dents in the teaching of art, the Art Department has become closely associated with the entire stu- dent body through numerous e.xtra-curricular activi- ties. Exhibits of work done by students, faculty members, and outside contributors have done much in bringing art to the non-art students. These shows have given members of other departments the opportunity to apply the principles which were discussed in their art appreciation courses. A cooperative ART PRESS was established and it has done many of the printing jobs for stu- dent organizations on campus. Sixteen