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

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IGAS and Weis Markets mo more ASzPsl. Suds Yer Duds and Wash 'n' Dry become rEgular hang-outs. Y0u've turned domestic. If y0uive remained a dorinie, wherever you live is your turf. Settled. Content. . Believe it or not, Senior year leads to real life. Which will it be, a job or grad school? It's time you faced reality. But Penn State is still great! Now you can wear suits some days and Nittany Lion T-shirts others. And don't forget the bars. Youire finally of age I and your own cards verify it! 400-level a-s'v ! 4?;9 ,i 1M ' 41 - wrtlyrgz classes and blow-of'f electives fill your schedule Graduation brings the most important era of your life to date to an end. Most greet the day With bitter-sweetness. You have to say good-bye to a lot of living and start all over again. You may never be a freshman again, but some new City may seem as insur- mountable as PSU did four years ago. But you have four years of making it behind you. SO, take a last look around, grab your yearbook and G0 Forth and Conquer!

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IN CONSORT hN omou As ajunior you're an old-timer at Univer- sity Park. unless you happen to be from a Branch Campus or another college. Youhre almost done with BDRS and the friendships you formed earlier are made even tighter. Finally yOu're taking Classes that you like thh professors you know are good! But you donk have to worry about a future. Yet. You may travel abroad, intern, design a machine or sculpt your first masterpiece. Happy Valley is really your home. You know it better than your own high school. Captinm clackume frnm about: A lone rainy day policeman. A chilly Rolling Rock awaiting the even- mg's study break. The cool look of mirrored sunglasscs, An icy taste of the Universin Park campus. Looking forever into the distance. A sleeping mo. mcm I5 always precious. An entertaining afternoon on the HUB lawn, The familiar walk alonc across campus, MWme Clam . fww hm, Km wrnnu om 011m. Mann Munm, one . Wanner. Mullrn, wennn, Ollru

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ving From The Heart by Tum Tu r0 thlunrhmpy IS 'llovc for mankind, devo- tmn to human welfare, and good will to all mcnf Penn State. though many might disagrcei is weIl-endowcd with this virtue. 'lihmughout every year, students. faculty, ad- n'llnlSU'dthS, and downtown residents alike band together in a host of fund-raising ven- turcs in hu f relievini,y the suffering of some of their community. Wherever and whenever a need is discovered, an effort is soon made 150 accomodate that need. Over the years, the philanthropics of Penn State have grown. changed and devel 'ped utilizmg a in mid of different techniques and approaches. Everything from races to mud- wrestlmg from outdo H' concerts :0 a host uf a-thons nelp falSC money to benefit any worthy cause. The recipients of the proceeds are not the sole beneficiaries when it comes to com- munity involvement. One real on such causes haw lluurishcd here 15 because of- the intrin- su. value many discover once they become IHVUlV'L'd in helping another. Whether dimming a pint of bl or sacrificing one's leer for 41.8 hours. yearly. thousands of Penn Scatcrs experience the inner reward of true philanthropy Mam charities would fare mmh worse if it. wcrc not for the Univer. SIEV'lS Lummumty volunteers Penn Statel too, Just wouldnt be th ame without its many Annual liund-raiscrs which have bcome . VH1 Mullni 1,ng m m, Karen ermev ll ?i