Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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Col ' VIMCMT. liKJ2 II V J.W W ' olt rlllNGTO Editor-in-Chiel Sei.on Dockkv Iliiniiicss ilnnmiet

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anminh ' TjJlAN ' V yi ' urs ;i 4 ' o, the vouiif (|ucon Sche- Jl ' hcrezado divurtcd her kin r, Shaliriar, with a thousaiifl and one tales, so wondrous and sti-an»e that lie spared hei ' life l) v i-etraetin a foi-nier bloody dw of death to all his wives. These fascinating tales were too wonderful to entrust to the treacherous and feeble mem- ories of man. They were copied in writing, and so have been handed down through generations, finally being known to us as the Arabian Nights. Ve, too, have our thousand and one tales to tell, of our days at Susquehanna, of the friends we have made here, and our })lay. anil our work. And so we hax ' e compiled this, oui ' Recoui) Hook, not to tell the history of one year, hut by this assemblage of faces and facts to recall countless fading thoughts and images, as our minds seek to restore fond ineiiioiies from the dim past of our colK ge days. If we can but feel that tluN has In ' en done, then it is with ii com|)lete sense of gratification that we, the t ' lass of 1 D. ' JS, present this volume of Til K I,AN rilOHN. Iwmmimmm mmmmmmwmmw i