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

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:icx. Ts gutm 35.? e, 7 F - immeasmt-m. GEORGE H. EAHLE, Ill Hnwrnm' of the Unlnnmnm-allll 0f l'vnnsltlmnia Governor George H. EorIe, III, has taken a personal interest in the welfare of The Pennsylvania State College which he has declared to be one of the most im- portant instrumentalities through which the Commonwealth is promoting the liberal and practical education of the industrial classes of our population in the several pursuits and professions of life He further believes that through the establishment and support of such an institution, the State preserves and develops its natural, human, and industrial resources to the best interest of the public welfare. Working in close cooperation with Prexy Hetzel he has shown a sincere interest in making Penn State one of the foremost of 0H Iond-gront colleges. twenty-four

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BALPH HUHN HETZEL President of the College This year Prexy Hetzel finished his tenth year as President of The Penn- sylvania State Cnge. During his first ten years the institution has progressed in all branches of its service, especially in the graduate, research, extension de- partments, and extension centers. He has carried through a thoughtfully-plonned building program, and has begun his eleventh year by announcing the continuance of this program with construction of many new and important buildings in the near future. During his first decade at Penn State, HPrexy Hetzel has earned the respect and admiration of student body, faculty, trustees, and Government at Harrisburg. Although Prexy Hetzel had opportunity to go to another school, we appreciate his decision to stay here and carry on his constructive plans for Penn State. twenty-five