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

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SENIOR I-IISTQRY, I .2 Q l ' ll EARLY every organization, no matter what its mission, has some definite , ,, creed either written or unwritten. This declaration of convictions and be- ' liefs also represents and reflects in every case, the history and record gf events which have preceded. Similarly the historian sets forth as a result of a college career at Penn State with its consequent class evolution from Freshman to Senior, the following: 1910 CREED G, We believe in everything at Penn State which is beautiful, manly, and honorable. U, We believe in our campus which is full of the glory of the universe, its trees, shrubs, and walks. U, We believe in old Mount Nittany and trust to her Lion ritual throughout all time, fl, We believe in athletics because it lifts us into a more robust manhood and fits us for a more stalwart life. U, We believe in college singing because it lends charm to the moonlit campus and at all times thrills each one with a renewed love G, We believe in class rivalry, for it adds spice and helps create college atmosphere. It develops class muscle and develops class spirit. It planes off our jutting corners and polishes our rough surfaces. for his Alma Mater. U, We believe that every one should maintain an honorable interest in all college organizations. U, We believe that the dear Willow, now in its trembling winter of life, will be forever held dear in the hearts of old State men. U, We believe in fellowship and regard it as the greatest godsend in a college community. U, We believe in l9l0 as the greatest class. ff, Every beauty, every honorable tradition, every scene of college days we Shall forever preserve, honor, and cherish. Page Twenty-nine

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7 so THE NINETEENQ ,EELEVEN LA VIE I We'!! hand in hand as brothers stand, We'!! face the world and fear it not. We'!! march where duty points the way, Yet give to State our dearest thought. CLASS OFFICERS LAWRENCE FoLsoM VORHIS - - - FOSTER HARRISON BERKEBILE CHARLES RICHARD STEELE - RALPH EAKINS DISQUE - KARL BAPTIST LoHIvIAN CLASS YELL Breckity! Ex! Coix! Coen! Coex! Coix! Coax! Coen! Pennsy State! !9!0! CLASS COLORS-Maroon and Pear! . L1 - . yr I gn, fy! . 4 'rd' x I J' Lf f C I3 -. xxx R I -L ,..,i. -1 Page Thirty' President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian ENROLLMENT-I 49