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

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business G. G. Hill (Director), Albert Drumheller, Robert F. Webb Who said two and two make four? Harold W. Thomas, James K. Stoner, Mrs. Elsie G. Rineer, Dr. Clinton M. File The activities of the Business Department are pro- moted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce which en- courages unity and a professional attitude through active participation of all business students. Among the activities sponsored by the J.C.C. are outings, pro- fessional meetings and an annual Christmas Party for the children at Willard Home. This year the students heard a lecture by the noted author and business edu- cator. Dr. Dorothy Finkelhor. In the spring the business students in cooperation with local merchants spon- sored a Merchandise Fair, which was held on the campus. Officers of the J. C. C. are Charles B. Flint, President; Sally Scheeran, Vice-President; Marjorie Strong, Corresponding Secretary; June Summerville, Recording Secretary; Harry Danielson, Treasurer; and the Advisers are Elsie G. Rineer and James K. Stoner. 13

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Mrs. Alma Gasslander, Ralph W. Reynolds, Miss Blanche T, Wougo- man, Edgar J. Trapp The Art Club cements the department together and is greatly responsible for the great spirit within the department. We opened the year with a big party to welcome the freshmen, and we were represented at the Campus Carnival and the Homecoming parade. Some of our other ac- tivities included the Christmas Party, the annual Beaux Arts Ball, and the clothesline exhibit at Swing Out. Professional interest is being built by interspersing the social events with professional departmental meet- ings. The officers of the club are: Clyde McGeary, President; Fred Boss, Vice-President; Jane Curry, Secretary; Paul Erickson, Treasurer. Modeling and pottery going industriously on a Thursday ofternoon Dr. Orvol Kipp (Director), Miss Dorothy Murdock 12

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The Music Department prepares and develops stu- dents for public school music teachers and extra- professional music education. May 3-9 was a busy week for all music majors. It was National Music Week and time for the Music Educators ' Club to perform. We did exactly that by having two Convocation programs, senior recitals, and all other special events on those few days. Our activities were not all limited to Music Week. Throughout the year we enjoyed many teas, outings, and a dinner. Officers of the club are Daryl Cornelius, President; Jim Lauffer, Vice-President; Joan Frey, Secretary; William Appel, Treasurer; Clel T. Silvey, Adviser. music Miss Laura M. Remsburg, Walter W. York, Miss Arvilla Terrill, Robert W. Burggraf, C. David McNaughton, Jerome Landsman, Thomas J. Hughes, Charles E. Davis Miss Lola Beelor, Dr. Clel T. Silvey (Director), Miss Aagot M. K. Borge Assorted music students make theirs music Miss Agnes M. Bothne, Lawrence C. Stitt, Miss Gladys Dundleberger, Miss Catherine C. Carl 14