Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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' 44 Since we first viewed Susquehanna ' s campus early in the fall of 1940 as happy and, perhaps, irresponsible youngsters, a great many things of importance have happened to us socially, intellec- tually, and spiritually. Each year, as it came, we thought would be our most memorable one. As freshmen, our get-away was successful and we also found ourselve s the vic- tors in the annual Soph-Frosh football game. During our sophomore year, the freshmen were shown the art of initiation and were handed a 6-0 defeat in the traditional football game. Our Sophomore Hop proved to be a great dance strictly adhering to the war-time restrictions by having handmade programs and no decorations. Our junior year, we proudly hailed the men and women who left our ranks to serve their country. With only nineteen of the original one hundred and five, we strove to carry on by maintaining a very successful Prom and a most remark- able Lanthorn. As seniors, the realization that we are soon to leave this campus, perhaps forever, to make our separate ways in an uncertain and turbulent world has made each experience something that will be treasured. The years of war have awakened us to the necessity of our rendering unselfish and helpful service to our fellowmen — the service which Sus- quehanna has been giving for so many years that it has become a part of the tradition which is our heritage. OFFICERS Prcsiiiciif Henry Hopkins Vice Prrsii cii Roy Leader i Secre ary Jean Harris J- 0 Treasurer - Helen Hocker kM v.. J THE SENKIH CLASS 18

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WHO ' S WHO Left to Right — Haggarty, Houtz, Secrist, Heim