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

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ATRicK F. McCarthy JAMES L. OTOOLE ROBERT REYNOLDS CARL S. WEYANDT resident Vice President Secretary Treasurer jnxsutawney Sharon Pittsburgh Indiana CURTIS J. CLAY Braddock EARL R. HANDLER Indiana JAMES HUGHES Champion BOARD OF TRUSTEES ' ' r s : - - Il ( ' ' 1 A. R. PECHAN Ford City R. DUDLEY T(WKIN Cherry Tree

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PRESIDENT WILLIS E. PRATT One of the most important characteristics of an in- stitution of higher learning is the image which the pub- lic holds of the college or university. Probably the most important asset of Indiana is a very favorable image which Indiana conjures up in the minds of students and alumni alike. Nebulous, yet important, in the growth of an institu- tion is this image which the institution creates in the minds of parents and students who are interested in higher education. Certainly one of the factors reflect- ing the quality of a state college is the well prepared staff which it maintains. Another important factor is the community in which the college is located. Indiana is a community which offers a business district of ade- quate size, fine churches, and excellent recreation facil- ities, as well as cultural advantages. Size, however, is not the most important aspect of a college. Much more important than size is the quality of the institution itself. The very competent staff and well-qualified student body make rich contributions to the image of the college held by students, parents, alumni, and townspeople. That image, reflected throughout the 1961-1962 term and photographed in the 1962 yearbook, is a gratifying one.

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Dr. Davis Director of Sliident Teaching and Placeiuenl Acting President, Second Semester Dr. Blair Director of Laboratory Experiences f Dr. Cordier Dean of Faculty and Academic A fjairs Miss Esch Registrar ADMINISTRATION Mr. Ganley A dministrative Assistant Dr. Hadley Dean of Students