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

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(glL ©IF Q1?§® ■» .- ' j ' ' .-;.:v--: . ■ ■ - , ' - ' - ■.. - .. V v: ■ . ?. Melvin Uhrin opens the treasure cliest for King N ' eiitune at the senior prcm. Future Teachers of America Offi- cers: Repina Campbell. P. D. Lott, (sponsor), Ruth R«»mish. Edward Wood (president). Ruth Kuhns. 13

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Leo Vogel, elected president of the senior class for the second semester. Ruth Kuhns (vice-president), ilelvin Uhrin (president first semester), an l Grace Kruppa (treasurer). Kai. ' Wliite (secretary) not shown. In 1947, the OAK had this to say about the freshman class: Made history! That ' s right, the class of 1950 has already made its mark in the annals of the college. The six hundred eager and excited freshmen who thronged the campus on registration day made this one of the largest classes ever. Class pictures show the girls in long hair and short skirts, and few crew cuts among the men. Within the month, these same freshmen will receive their diplomas. The class is sponsored by Miss Florence Wallace. Outstanding social event of the year for the graduates was thesr senior prom. King Nep- tune ' s Ball, held October 22. Swing-Out weekend for the seniors brings, as for years past, sponsorship of a musical comedy. The production this year, on May 4 and 5, is Best Foot Forward by John Cecil Holm, a successful show on the Broadway stage and in the films. ISTC leads are Joy De Simone, Velnia Bowser, Frank Puleo. Faculty members Robert Ensley and Charles Davis are directors. Miss Jane L. Ackerman, former director of teacher training, is scheduled to speak at the alumni luncheon, in honor of the Class of 1950. Saturday, May 27. The following day. Dr. W. Sherman Skinner, pastor of the East Liberty Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, will address the graduates at the Baccalaureate service in Fisher auditorium. May 29 will see the climax of four years of stiulv for three hun«lred thirty-two stiulents — commencement exercises in Fisher aud oriuni. Congratulations and best wishes! 12

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DENO ALFRED ACCL I, Creighton, Secondai) : Sigma Tau Gamma. Newman club, inter Sports club. Science club. Camera club, intramural basketball, softball. RUTH JEAN AD.AMSON, Clarion. Art: Y.W.C.A.. inter Sports club. Cultural Life committee. A L V A A. ALBRIGHT, Hutchinson. Kansas. Business: Gamma Rho Tau (Sec. 4j, intramural basketball. LAWRENCE ALESSI, St. Clair. Secondary: Newman club. GERALD J. A IUNDSON, Punxsutawney. Secondary: Sigma Tau Gamma, boxing. ALAN R. ANDERSON, South Fork. Secondary: Winter Sports club. Varsity football, wrestling, intramural basketball, softball. lifesaving. CAULEEN RUTH ANDERSON, Indiana. Business: inter Sports club, intramural basketball, softball. vol- leyball, lifesaving. DORIS COLLINS ANDERSON, Masontown. Elementary: Y. X ' . C. .. Vl ' inter Sports club, mixed chorus. Erskine club. LUCILLE JO.AN ANDREWS, Jeannette. Business: PENN. Y. . C. A.. Winter Sports club. LURLENT ANTHONT, Con- emaugh. Elementary ' : Alpha Sigma Alpha. . . L. A.. Winter Sports club. CATHERINE M. ARNONT, Hous- ton. Secondary: OAK iSr. Editor 4i. PENN, CLE, New- man club. Science club, Women ' s Varsity I ' ' (Treas. 3 1, intramural basketball, volleyball. Extra-curricular Ac- tivities committee. Spiritual Enrichment committee. MARIL ' i JOYCE AULD, Waynesburg. Business: Y. ' R ' .C.A.. inter Sports club, Cultural Life committee. L. S.A.. intramural volleyball. JAMES HARRY AVAM PATO, Greensburg. Music: Y.M.C.A.. band, men ' s glee club, mixed chorus. s -mphony orchestra, string orchestra. JOHN W. B.4CON, Commodore. Secondan, : Winter Sports club. Science club. Methodist club. BETT JA ' i ' N ' E BAKER, South Fork. Home Economics: Pi Kappa Sigma. Y. l ' .C..A., Newman club. Cultural Life committee, girls ' chorus. Women ' s Varsity L i .-Pres. 3 ' . intramural basketball, volleyball, lifesaving instructor. EDWARD G. BALLUTE, Clearfield, Business: Phi Sigma Pi (Treas. 2i. tennis. Varsity I , wrestling, intra- 14