Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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THE ALUMNI 1 1 n w K growing organization of the Alumni of Susque- lianna University is one to which the students look with pride. We, the class of Nineteen Seventeen, realize the honor we are conferring upon ourselves by dedicating this Lanthorn to men and women who make up this organization, of which we are about to speak, in brief. Some fifty years ago Missionary Institute began to prepare men for the Gospel Ministry. The first commencement marked the birth of the great Alumni Association of this Institution. The Institution grew; likewise the number of graduates. Today we have a Susquehanna University, and her thou- sands of Alumni are in the four quarters of the globe, filling posi- tions of trust, honor and responsibility in every prominent profes- sion in life. Men point to the factory that turns out trained men and women for the professional world, and truthfully say, She has been built mainly by her own product. The world sits at the feet of Susquehanna ' s men and women. The clarion call goes out to these ])owcrful Alumni: Ho ! Ye people from the north, south, cast and west, THE CLANS OF SUSQUEHANNA ARE (iATlllCRINC, and they respond to a man, following the fiery cross to victory! That this tlamc of loyalty might burn in the breasts of Sus- quehanna ' s sons and daughters and tiiat they will be conciuerors forever and ave is tiie wish of the class of ' 17.

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ALUMNI OFFICERS

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THE NINETEEN-SEVENTEEN LANTHORN STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF S. A. Earle Mohney ASSISTANT EDITOR Albert F. Klepfer ASSOCIATE EDITORS Alivia Cressman John E. Rine Gordon F. Furst Francis Remaly Phoebe Herman BUSINESS MANAGER Park W. Huntington S. Bay Bulick ASSISTANT MANAGERS W. Bruce Hilbish STATISTICIANS Harry V. Knorr Herman Rothfuss ARTIST L. Marion Moyer