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

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Some Call It Home Springtime in Happy Valley e a time of year many Penn State students look forward to even more than football season. The warm weather seems to encourage everybody to make the most of the outdoors. A favorite pastime for students is wandering in and out of the many stores downtown. Whether a student is shopping for necessities or just browsing through some new albums or the latest fashions, State College has just the right store. And after all that carousing around town, itts time to relax on the tradi- tional resting spot: the Wall. Stret- ching along College Avenue, the Wall provides a front-row view of downtown action. And who knows? You may like it so much that you could become a regular! - Leslie Weiss i An apple a day. .. Q Lifestyles 21 M

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Dining Out When spring is in the downtown air, so is the aroma of the many local eateries. The temptation is irresisti- ble to students who have a weakness for pizza and are strolling past places like Brothers, Vesuvids and Hi-Way Pizza Pub. After a special dinner at the Train Station, the Arena or the Tavern, itis time for dessert at the Deli, or maybe some ice cream from Baskin Robbins or Dairy Queen. ltis no wonder downtown State College attracts so many people, and notjust students! Recently added to the every- gmwing list of dining places is a new Roy Rodgers on E. College Avenue. New, deciding where to go for a ham- burger and fries is even more dif- ficult! But, regardless of where Penn Staters order their snacks, they can enjoy their food and the beautiful weather on that allepurpose Spot: the Wall. w- Leslie Weiss Far right: Wheels lessen the distance between home and classes. V w 20 Lifestyles New store satisfies E. College appetites for Western fast food. Brown-baggin, it on the Wall. .I t . .' agk V $ 5.7, Right: Tuwn meets the University at the Wall.

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Iths All For A Good Cause Whether youhre a Greek, a friend of a Greek or an innocent bystander, few can deny that fraternities and sororities have not played some part in their lives. The Greek season begins well before a book is opened, with the in- famous fall fraternity and sorority rush. While hopeful females spend their first week eating cookies in sorority suites, young males are out shaking hands at one of Penn Statehs 50 fraternities. Before there is time to read a word of Bi-Sci, Homecoming arrives. Greeks spend hours making floats for the parade. If you think all-nighters with coffee and a math book are bad, try beer and a hunk of chicken wire. .. Cindy Halterman V M 22 GreekLiving Ax o .g-Rmrm v m - ; Greek games durin L . gr? Chugging at the Phi Psi . h 4: ' JJW ; nth g Glfeek Week.