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

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Jerome L. Landsman, C. Dovid McNaughton, Mrs. Arvilla T. Harrold, Dr. Clel T. Silvey (Director), Miss Catherine Carl, Charles A. Davis. MUSIC Jerome L. Landsman and a class of hopeful violinists. Our Music Department plays on important role in al- most every campus activity, whether it is a football game or a Commencement exercise. Convocations, dances, and holiday programs also need the backing of a competent music department. There are eight main music organizations which ore open to college students who can meet the requirements. The Music Council is on organization which promotes the interests of the music student. This council works in cooperation with the college administration and music faculty. It is made up of eight representatives, two from each class, and four oflFicers elected by the Music Depart- ment. The council plans the department ' s functions for the school year. These include an outing, a formal ban- quet, and trips to Pittsburgh to hear the Pittsburgh Symphony and well-known music artists. The depart- ment is very conscientious in making sure that its stu- dents meet the requirements for teaching and super- vising public school music. Miss Marjorie Iverson, Dr. Russel Nelson, Miss Gladys Dunkleburger, Walter Golz, Dr. Ion Henderson, Thomas Hughes, Lawrence Stitt, Robert Burggraf, Miss Laura Remsberg.

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Dr. Orval Kipp (Director), Ralph W. Reynolds. Robert C. Seelhorst. ART The curriculum of the Art Department provides oppor- tunity for the art student to specialize in one or more of the art fields. At the same time he is securing a cul- tural background in art, he is broadening himself by taking courses in general education: English, science, music, and social studies. Although busy with his work, the art student does not ignore social life. The Art Club held the Freshmen party to introduce the new students to the department and also held the annual Beaux Arts Ball. Ned Wert is President of the Art Club with Eleanor Lesko, Vice-President; Pat Miller, Secretary; and Jennifer Thomas, Treasurer. Dr. Orval Kipp is the adviser. Look! Uninhibited paintings. Edgar J. Trapp, Miss Carolyn M. Easterbrook, Robert J. Cronauer. 11

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But these typewriters don ' t know how to spell! BUSINESS The Business Education Department teaches the student how to operate modern office machines as well as the fundamentals of business, accounting, typing, and sell- ing. It prepares its students to pass this knowledge on as high school business teachers. But all is not business with them. Every Christmas they give a party at Keith School f or the children of Willard Home. In September and April they held an outing at the College Lodge. Officers are William McCrory, President; Mary Ellen Bell, Vice-President; Arthur Erbe, Treasurer; Violet Waltermire, Historian. Advisers are Miss Arlene Risher and Dr. Clinton M. File. Albert Drumheller, Harold W. Thomas, G. G. Hill (Director). 13 Miss Arlene E. Risher, James K. Stoner, Mrs. Elsie G. Rinner, Clinton M. File.