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

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DEANS OF THE FACULTY

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1 V I Q f THE PENNSYLVANIA-r JSTATE. COLLEGE1 a In the larger view, the year has been marked by a steady growth of the college in h Th f the good will and affections of the people of the Commonwealt . e importance 0 h ' easured by the fact that the college is dependent for its maintenance this growt IS m directly upon the opinion and support of the people. This growth in public sentiment b d 'n lar e part to the conventions held at the college by various organizations may e trace 1 g of the state' to the so-called Agricultural educational trains : to the work of the S h l f Mines in the Mining Institutes: to classes formed among shop apprentices by c oo o the School of Engineering: and to the clubs organized among the students to hold meet- ' ' th 'r res ective cities and counties during the Holiday vacation. Nor must we ings in ei p overlook the fact that this growth in popular favor is due also to the student body refraining from class fights and other disorders likely to be misinterpreted by the people and liable to be exaggerated in the newspapers. J d ' b the increasing number of lectures and legitimate entertainments: by u sms y large attendance upon these and other college functions: by diversity in the character f th S da addresses' by the growing pride in the appearance of the village, campus o e un y , and buildings: by the good feeling existing between faculty and students: by the prompt ' t ation and more regular attendance upon college work: by the establishing of new regis r courses of study: by the spirit of college song: and by the apparently increasing number of those leading clean lives, the college seems to be assuming the larger activity, the re- fining spirit and the broader outlook of university life. The future is in the hands of time: but that the college may continue to grow in these respects as well as in the number of students, that the present good feeling may x and not wane that the prevailing spiritual activity may increase rather than diminish, wa , must be the wish of every friend of Penn State. SUMMARY FOR 1909-I0 STUDENT BODY Post-graduate ................. . . l Seniors .... .........,. . . I49 ,luniors ..... . . 267 Sophomores ...... . . , . 349 Freshmen ............... . . 444 2 yr. Students in Agriculture. . . . 77 Winter Courses fAgri.J ........ . 92 Winter Course fHome Eco.J . . . . 3 Specials .................... . . l5 I397 INSTRUCTORS Professor Emeritus .............. . l Professors ..... 7 . . . . . 32 Associate Professors . . . . . I5 Assistant Professors . . . . 23 Instructors ...... . . 55 Assistants . . ..... 29 l55 l552 Total . Page Eleven

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