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

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THE PRACTICE Practice makes perfect. And perfection is the only goal a teacher should aim for. One must not only know, but know how. Skills must be developed just as facts must be digested. The mind, the body, the desire, the skill — all combine to produce competence. The mastery of the technique, the application of the tool, the familiarity with the field — these are the objects of practice. Practice is related to practi- cal in more than spelling. The teacher must build not only the Ivory Tower but the steps leading to it. He must be craftsman as well as scholar. His practice helps him build. r ' iifl l l 1 1 1 B ' ' Jtf ™ ■P yA jB I IBH ■ II -A ' -», ■ B 26

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THE CONTESTS Good sportsmanship is a term which must be translated from words to life. Various athletic contests at Indiana offer students a chance to play together, compete with each other, and enjoy a change from studies. From the squeal of excitement as coeds take over the gym Monday evenings for volleyball, basketball, and badminton to the masculine roar which arises from fellows taking the football field or trotting onto the basketball court, there is always a hullabaloo in the gym and in the stadium.