Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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This monumental rock pa s tribute to a group of Susquehanna stu- dents who answered their nation ' s call twenty-five years ago. Lest we forget ... !

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Senior Class OFFICERS President I ice President Secretary Treasurer Jack Walsh Rex Sunday Ferne Lauver John Zuback Left to Right — Sunday, Zuback, Lauver, Walsh. s INCE our arrival on the campus in the fall of 1939 as happy and, perhaps, irre- sponsible youngsters, a great many things of importance have happened to us, socially, intellectually, and spiritually. Each year, as it came, we thought would be our most memorable one. As fresh- men, we were sure that nothing could surpass the fun of gel-awa s and hazing and all that goes with being a first-year student. A year later, we thrilled ourselves and the rest of the campus with our Sophomore Hop — the popular Snowball Dance. In addition, we made the freshmen aware of our superiorit) and flattered ourselves that we were the Class-Most-Likely-to-Succeed. Last year, as juniors, we took up first aid and home nursing and became air raid wardens and learned to knit, confident, however, lluil llic war was a remote tiling, hardly touching us. And in our spare time we jiroduced a reall fine Lantiiorn and a successful Prom. We know now that our senior year is the one we can never forget. The realiza- tion that we are soon to leave this campus and these friends, perhaps forever, to make our separate ways in an uncertain and turbulent world has made each experience something that uill be treasured. The arrival of nicn for mililar traiiiiiij; rii;til on i m ciwri rcinipii and llic (Irpar- ture of inanv of our own sliidciits for tlic aiineil ci ii( ' s lia i ' avsakciicd ii In tin- necessitv of unselfish service — the ser ice which Susquehanna has been giving for so many years that it has become a part of the Iraditiun which is our heritage. 24