Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

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0N CAMERA, broadcasting sludcnls enjoy Ihc opportunity to interview students around campus in order to complete their projects. Rob Fisher 18 Academics Divider BOOKS SPRA WLED OUT aera-g lable, this student takes advantage 01 quiet, study atmosphere in W F

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4 bditors Women's C O ncems 104 Talricia :Hbqq Editor-in-Chief Sfuderj'r Information Center 406 Alumni Association 408 m'iclicfl'c'DAl'cssand'm Business Manager Alqohol Awareness 440 gnlque lndlvidugls 442 JauCromo Editorial Assisfonf Sownfown 414 qulrrels of PSU 446 Lhrol'Miu-s Sales Manager NGreFJrKS 420 Sheffv chDcmicf Office Manager Dance Moroth Spring Week on :33 'Titlai7lm1mricd Advertising Director Phi PsVRegoHo 426 HlSTory 194 Dave 'Bcaqin GerUOTeS CO-Edifor S Orts 498 4L1'1'11Cascy AFT Director TFYOUTS 200 NQIICV Cfosc Sporfs Edifor Afhlefic Deportmenf 224 . . - Managers 232 'DIana'DNoiso Headlines Editor Fogfpoll 242 Offlcnols 298 JocHh-ubcr Assisfonf Phofogrophy Editor OT anuations 306 Lisa :H'ubt'mrd' Literary Co-Edifor Advertising in Air 340 Truchciscr Photography Co-Edifor que Bond 386 Unlque Clubs 388 CMarv ZKoBan Graduates Co-Edi'ror Concerfs 390 Lisa vacs Lifercry Co-Edifor Graduates 392 Lisa Nusmunno Organizations Edi'ror Are You a Penn Sfofer? 394 College of Agriculture 400 DrumsO'Connm Photography Co-Edi'ror COA'IGQG of Arts and rchifecfure - i .. ' - Cillege Of Business 406 hngtu lamtu Marketing Director dminisfrofion 440 , 4 , -. - - COSIIelge Of Eorfh and Mineral Don bawu Student Life Edlfor Clences - . .. - College of Education :32 Shawn Turv Greeks EleOK College of Engineering 454 College of Health, Physical Education and Recreation 484 College of Human Development 488 College of Liberal Arfs 506 ollege of Science 530 College of Busyness 546 Senior ?lbbreviations 558 l fParents onqratufatorv 560 J J ailertisina sec .1 Judex 578 Editorial Listing 17

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TARGET SHOOTING is :1 skill laugh! to lhosc cnmllcd in the ROTC prognuns offered by the Navy. Marines, Army. and Air Force. Dennis O'Connor A Metamorphosis In Focus cademics 0 remain among the leading T universities in the nation, Penn State has had to be a forerunner in the area of academ- ics. Offering hundreds of fields of study within 10 colleges, the Uni- versity has made an effort to see that each students academic needs could be met. In order to keep pace with our increasingly complex society, ad- ministrators and faculty members have had to remain on their toes by keeping abreast of the latest information. This year, plans were made to expand library facilities across the campus network. Emphasis shifted towards liberal arts and the human- ities as a new general education theory was put into action. More students than ever traveled abroad to receive the added cultural edu- cation they desired in the curricu- lums offered by the Office of Edu- cation Abroad. The returning adult student became a more common sight amidst the throngs of tradi- tional college-age students. Striving to maintain its high standards, Penn State forged ahead, planning and developing new programs, while renovating and fine-tuning the old. There was something for everyone to learn in the aura of Penn State. Academics Divider l9