Lock Haven University - Praeco Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

Page 9 text:

icalfion UNITED STATES ARMY AKELEY, IOHN W. AYERS, ARCHIE BARNES, GEORGE W. BARNHART, DAVID L. BARNHART, RICHARD F. BENCHOFF, HOBART BERNARDI, MICHAEL I. BOWES, RICHARD B. BRION, LEONARD F. CLEES, RANDALL F. CONLEY, MAX B. CORONT, PAUL CUSHARD, HENRY H.' DONNELLY, GEORGE EDMINSTON, FREDERICK UNITED STATES NAVY BLAKE, HENRY GANZ, WALTER HAGER, KENNETH U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS AKELEY, IAMES BECK, WILLIAM BEVERIDGE, HAROLD BICKFORD, WILLIAM U. S. NAVAL AIR CORPS BOYCE, THOMAS U. S. MARINE CORPS ALLESANDRO, IOSEPH ERRIGO. IOSEPH FOYE, ROBERT U. S. COAST GUARD BLOOM, GERALD ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE GORMAN, RALPH fmissinql ' Deceased. FARWELL, BRUCE FLANNIGAN, MICHAEL FLOREY, DALE FLEGAL, MITCHELL GABEL, I. RUSSELL GALITSKI, THOMAS GIVIN, GEORGE HARING, GLENN HARVEY, RONALD HERTZOG, LEO L. HILL, GILBERT F. HODES, MORRIS N. INGRAHAM, WILLIAM IOHNSON, FRANCIS IUDD, RUSSELL R. HARTZELL, FRANCIS IOHNSON, REGINALD KAUFFMAN, GEORGE BOWES, CHARLES BROWN, FOUNTAIN BURRIS, EARL C. CARAHER, RICHARD BRUMBAUGH, IAMES KIFT, PHILLIP F. LAMB, GEORGE K. LINK, CLEMENT LONG, EDWARD MORAN. IOSEPH MAULE, WILLIAM L. MCDONALD, IOHN MCNULTY. IOHN S. METZLER, BERNARD E. MITRO, GEORGE, IR. MONSON, THOMAS A. NEVINS, LEE A. PEARSON, HAROLD R. PFEFFER, CHESTER PLETCHER, DONALD M. LOVICH, FRANK MAURER. IAMES LEROY RYAN, HENRY DAUGHERTY, IOSEPH FLECK, RAYMOND IONES, IACK LYONS, EARL FERNAU, ROGER MICHAELS, IOHN HUGGLER, ELMER LARKIN, IAMES MCFALL, ROBERT MILLER, GLENN RAFFERTY, LEO ROCK, EUGENE SNYDER, KENNETH POTTER, EDWARD IR. RATHGEBER, LEWIS W RATHMELL, RAYMOND RENNE, IOHN A. ROTH, FRANK I. SHANER, ARMAND L. STAFFIERI, FRANCIS P. STANLEY, DANIEL C. STOVER, IAMES R. SUDER, ROBERT W. SWOPE, DONALD S. THOMAS, MAX L. TUCKER, CLYDE CDecec1sedJ TUCKER, IOHN STETSON, ROBERT E. RANDALI., WORTH TERRILL, ROBERT MARVIN, CHARLES PLUMMER, IOHN PROBST, IACK F. YOUNG, CLAIR GILES, GORDON RENNE, PAUL SANZATTO, SAMUEL YOST, RUSSEL 'lr ir ir if ir ir 'Ir 'A' 'lr 'A'

Page 8 text:

-ll sk li fiflif X - f. nr f, . , L-ff-:f .ff'Q'-W . 'os ss . fQL f 'Y , lr- Q i f . et ,kxm If-.f 7 5 X l e-JN h s. ,. S, sn X E 5 , -fi' I 2 Q ,115 ,.,.. 7 E ' fe1sf. ' '- .r FifiJgbprxfiiffgfmrzazfifitll112631fcwfgs-il If We, of the Praeoo staff, dedicate this book to those members of Lock Haven State Teachers College Who, not long ago, were gay and free students, and who are today' gallantly performing hard and dangerous tasks in all parts of the World so that we may still have those things which We treasure. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

Page 10 text:

tt, lf. IQQMUVLJ Understandings and friendships during one's school life are easily formed because all students have so much in common. Later in life, however, the students head into different professions which lead to various ideas. ft is here that we, under the careful guidance of our president, Dr. Parsons, have been given all the op- portunities in which to meet such problems in future life. His personal interest in all students, his Wise choices in all our tasks, and his complete and father- ly understanding have enabled us to face all the difficult questions Which have arisen daily during this critical and ever-changing period of national history. He has guided us through a school year faced with innumerable problems which We, as stuf dents, were unable to solve. To you, Dr. Parsons, the entire student body of Lock Haven State Teachers College wishes to give sincere thanks for all that you have done for us in the year l942-43. lt was your first year as president and occurred during one of the gravest of all times. Despite this handicap, your leadership was so Worthy and inspiring that we were able to face everything squarely and with a bright outlook. We extend to you our deepest appreciation and shall strive to make you and L. H. S. T. C. proud of her entire cast in the play that is being acted on the great stage of the World.