Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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of Susquehanna in 1 894 have given their full measure of devotion. Around those beloved individuals the story as told. by the Class of ' 34 radiates and upon whom reflects the glory of this institution. On account of the University being beautifully situated on an eleva- tion about one-half mile from the west bank of the Susquehanna River one may look toward the South from the campus and see the horizon broken by rugged peaks of the hills and the promontories of the mountains which extend like sentinels guarding the valley between and the students who attend classes on the campus. As a climber who reaches the summit of Mahanoy Mountain can look down upon a gorgeous scene, so may one gain by study among the Classic Halls of S. U. the height of attainment from which he may look out upon a world of splendid opportunities. In her going forward, Susquehanna has undergone many trials and hardships, but as old Mahanoy buffeted by winds and rains stands in rugged majesty, so our Susquehanna continues to stand casting a classical influence upon all those who came in contact with her. Much like the great river after which the University is named she has practically cut her own channel, gathering strength in its course by inflow- ing streams — the service and devotion of Godly men and women. We, the Class of ' 34, feel some- what elated, for with our coming to the campus as Freshmen, Susquehanna became an accredited insti- tution of higher learning. It appears to us that be- yond this sea of fulfillment of her existence, there rises a radiant prophesy of greater work and glory, rich in power, Christian ideals and knowledge. steel science hall Page Thirteen

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