Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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E? ¥4: k(oy ii :« : LT NTHORJSl 19-20 I T has pleased the Great Master of the Universe to call home Doc- tor Charles Thomas Aikens, A.B., M.A., D.D., our beloved presi- dent. He was born December 14, 1862, came to Susquehanna University as president in the year 1905, and died June 21, 1927, after faithfully serving this institution for twenty-two years. Most sincere in every undertaking, a true friend of all, he was a man of high moral worth, noted as preacher and teacher, a practical scholar who has successfully guided the destiny of our school from the time it was known as a small church school to the Susquehanna of today. These pages are dedicated to him whose deeds will ever live in our memory. December 14, 1862 to June 21, 1927 i Mij mf yns i I I I i I Thirteen

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k o i LT VNTHORJS I 9 « 9 l,rW(« ' )3;t« ' .mg j (g Old S, U. This world seems filled with many schools. Each school seems full of people. Each person aiming for the top Of some high point or steeple. Some pass the Grades and thru the High. ' Then seem content to stop — But give me Susquehanna ' s halls Where Schedules make one hop. CHORUS For It IS S. U.— S. U. S. Q. U. E. H. A. N. N. A.— our boon She treats us royal. To her be loyal And wear the Orange and Maroon. For it is S. U.— S. U. S. Q. U. E. H. A. N. N. A.— we ' ll praise With colors flying. The world defying. To Old S. U. — our song we ' ll raise. And on our Field we like clean sport. In Foot and Baseball battle. In Basketball we ' ll keep our heads Though other teams may rattle. And when our clubs would represent Old S. U. in Debate Or in some concertizing stunt We try to be sedate. :« I Fourteen