State College High School - Maroon and Gray Yearbook (State College, PA)

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F A C U L T Y LIEF VERNER, B. S. Science, Biology Oakniont High School Pennsylvania State College HUGH K. JOHNSTON, PH. B. Civics, Modern History Bellefonte High School Dickinson College (pre-legal course) Kappa Sigma Fraternity Advice to the class. “Be Yourself”. ESTHER K. JOHNSON Music, Orchestra Bellefonte High School Dickinson Seminary W est Chester State Normal Eleven

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A C U L T Y MARY EVA WERLE A. B. English Keuka Institute Keuka College D’YouvHIe College Pennsylvania State College Advice “Aim high’’. KATHERINE M. LONG A. B. Languages Lebanon Valley College LILIAN MILES English Bellefonte High School Syracuse University Goucher College. Ten

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CLASS HISTORY Now it came to pass that in the- year, nine- teen hundred and thirteen A. D., there were gath- ered together into the grade building, a host of precocious infants of the land of State College. And verily they did increase in wisdom and stat- ure until the year of nineteen hundred and twenty- one when, they having the necessary credentials, did escape from that prison of learning; and in the autumn of that year they did proceed into State College High School, with another horde from the surrounding country. The number of this multitude was three score and fifteen of way- ward sons and goody daughters of Father Penn. And it came to pass that this great number did at- tract the attention of three other tribes dwelling in the same country. And in the tenth month and the thirtieth night, an exceeding great noise was heard issuing from the Auditorium, which the tribe of ‘‘Sophs” did try with great might to quell, but the water in the jars had not yet turned to cider and their thirst was not yet quenched. Thus did we show the other tribes that dwelled in S. C. H. S. that not even by their exceeding great strength could we be overcome. erily, in the second year of our existence as a tribe of the land of S. C. H. S., the other