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

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Life is not all pen and ink and bookkeeping for those in the business department: their social activities include outings in both the fall and spring. At Christmas they play Santa Clous to the children at Willard Home. The Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Merchan- dise Fair, and the Business Institute oil play an important part in promoting unity and providing professional training in the de- partment. Officers are Robert Hasinger, President; John Hicho, Vice-President; Betty Marsden, Corresponding Secretory; Priscilla Clyde, Recording Secretary; Frank Lory- wchak, Treasurer. Mrs. Elsie Rineer and James K. Stoner are the advisers. ■ G. G. Hill (Director), and Albert Drumtieller. BUSINESS «= Harold W. Thomas, Miss Alene Rcsher, James K. Stoner, Mrs. Elsie Rineer. Anyone need a term paper typed? 9 -y

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! ' «1t ■ i Miss Catherine Carl, Dr. Clel T. Silvey (Director), Miss Agnes Bothne, Miss Gladys Dunkleberger, Miss Aogot Borge, Wynn York, Miss Laura Remsberg, Robert W. Burggrof. The string bass section rehearses backstage. Mrs. Arvilla Harrold, C. David McNaughton, Lawrence C. Stitt, Charles E. Davis, Jerome Landsman, Thomas J. Hughes. MUSIC Since singing is so good a thing, I wish all men could learn to sing . . . but the activities of the music department include more than singing. The busy music majors are exposed to all phases of their art, ranging from Bach to Bop. They form a closely-knit family and can be depended upon to provide music for practically any campus occasion. All work and no play? Definitely not! In- cluded in the year ' s schedule are the annual fall outing. The Spring Dinner-Dance, and a wide assortment of teas and recitals. Offi- cers are Orville Conn, President; Dwight Pecsenye, Vice-President; Jean Donatelli, Secretary; Noel Patterson, Treasurer. Clel T. Silvey is the adviser. 14

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I wish 1 could sew. Miss Helen Loftis, Miss Anna Gorman, Miss Helen Merrimon, Miss Mildred Omwake, Mrs. Fannie Smith. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Elizabeth LaVelle, Dr. Opal Rhodes (Director), Miss Leola Hayes, Miss Ethel Oxiey, Miss Rachel Moss. Primarily concerned with cooking and sew- ing and all the other myriad skills associated with home economics, this department never- theless has a lot of fun. In addition to their Big-Little Sister party and the traditional Christmas celebration, the freshmen sponsor a party at Willard Home. Near the end of the year, High School Day gives those high school students interested in home economics an opportunity to obtain information about the curriculum. Officers are Norma Watkins, President; Lorraine Hanna, Vice-President; Sue Marshall, Recording Secretary; Frances Englund, Corresponding Secretary; Nancy Abbey, Treasurer; Evelyn Hollabaugh, Assist- ant Treasurer; Betsy Lenox, Parliamentarian. Dr. Opal T. Rhodes is the adviser. 16