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

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I41 jolm Fitzgerald Kennedy 191 7- 1963 An era has ended with the passing of John Fitzgerald Kennedy; an era typified by youth, energy, and dedication to country. Yet these chur- aeteristies must not pass with him. For as the graduates of 1964 go on to serve society and their country, how much they can learn from our late president who was so interest- ed in Americafs youth and their education. The standards by which 21 man should live and serve his nation are exemplified by his life. He truly served his country first. To emulate and to serve in 21 manner shown by John F. Kennedy would he to insure the suc- eess of our Nation and the success of its future leaders.

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Foreword Another year is gone and with it another class leaves be- hind its mark on Penn State. Yet this mark bears a superficiolity which can be erased only by future contributions. The terminal and final mark of the Class of l964 must be one of accomplish- ments and honor brought to the University. The memories of our years here are now as vivid and clear as the familiar chimes of Old Main, but they will fade as it echoes with the years. Spring Week, fraternity parties, football games, the shock of the new term system, and the Armory's demolition were all a port of us and will remain so. To reviving these echoes, this book is dedicated. However, now we must strive to build on these years for our accomplishments will reflect the University. Thus, this annual is, in one sense, a book of memories of these few years, but more than that, it should speak to us of striving for individual success and ot collectively striving for a better Penn State. Table Of Contents I UNIVERSITY . . . . . 7 2 ACADEMICS . . . . . l03 3 ACTIVITIES . . . . . l49 4 GREEKS . . . . . . 229 5 ATHLETICS . . . . . 325 6 SENIORS . . . . . . 373

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President 0f tbe United States 1961-1963 I51