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This, the First Senior LAVIE, is the mirror of the life of the Class of1931 . . . 't is an attempt to grasp the modern spirit of a growing institution With seventy-Five Years of tradition behind it. May the memories which 'this book brings back al- ways be pleasant ones .
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1507 PACKARD BUILDING Pll ILADIE Ll'll IA TO THE STUDENTS 0F PENN STATE:- We have in common a deep appreciation and affection for Penn State as our Alma Mater. Every institution of learning represents the thought and effort of unselfish lives devoted to the creating of greater opportunities for others. Such, at least, is one reason why we revere our College and honor its ideals and traditiOns. It is now for you to realize and grasp the opportunities you have as students at Penn State; to develop in character, knowl- edge and ability. If you do, you will seek and cultivate the worthwhile and fine things in life and discard the lesser things. Further, you will then throughout life recognize your duties to your fellows,rather than stress your rights. We of the passing generation believe in your qualities of manhood and womanhood and that you will constructively carry on . Wishing that you may have much of faith and happiness to give you joy in life, and with personal greetings to each and all of you, believe me, Sincerely yours, JOHN FRANKLIN SHIELDS Sixty-two years ago, on June 25, John Franklin Shields was born at Chester, Pennsylvania forty years ago as a Penn State student he was editor of LA Vll-l and of thc Fm' Lanna forerunner of thc Collegian . . . was manager of athletics and an organizer of the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Foot- ball Association . . . in 1892 he was graduated. Following work on the Pbiltltlvlpllid Pl'l'XS and teaching in New York, he received a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Pennsylvania . . . for thirty-two years he has been practicing law in Philadelphia . . . for Lwcnty-six years he has served 0n the College Board of Trustees . . . two years ago he became Prcsitlcnt of that Board. The Colonel . . . an unofficial but generally applied titlc . . . increased alumni representation on the Board . . . was chairman of its Executive Committee . . . has written many pamphlets on legal and scientific subjects.
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