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

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te College iana, Penna. AC iiL -A-v - J (-- y t TITLE PAGE m 1 STUDENT LIFE i 4 ADMINISTRATION 30 CURRICULA AND SENIORS HONORARY GREEKS SOCIAL GREEKS 38 124 140 ORGANIZATIONS 178 SPORTS 200

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ARCHIVES u a I Faded dance programs, a lock of hair, bits of ribbon, scented notes, an old yearbook — nostalgia in a dusty attic. In the student union these things seem far removed from reality. We cannot make room for them in a wreath of cigarette smoke and blaring jazz, but somewhere in life they must surely find their place. Therefore, press your roses in the fly leaf now; keep this remembrance of days well spent and do not scoff. It is to the sentimentalists of the present and the future that this book is dedicated. It is meant to be today ' s possession and someday ' s treasure. Know its worth. .

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STUDENT LIFE Lipstick coated cigarettes in cold ash trays, coffee made witii hot tap water, shower lines, food lines, book lines; doodles in notebooks, on the wall, and in graphic letters home; clothes jammed in closets, irons that don ' t work, friends who don ' t fail. This is student life. It goes beyond the specifics of time and place to touch a common chord of meaning in all of us. On the following pages is a pictorial record of life at I.S.C. in all of its variation. Read them and catch again the peculiar flavor, the indescribable feeling of being young, of wearing skirts above the knee and sweaters over the hips, . . . . of exuberance