Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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THE 1949 The Class of 1949 is proud to present this book as a monument to the spirit and traditions of Sus- quehanna. We sincerely hope that this assemblage of pictures and words will mean more than a book, but will become a store of rich memories and a source of in- spiration to everyone. EDITORIAL STAFF I ' Irst Uinv. I.i ' ft tu lilflil Kt .rnill, Siriiwhrliliti ' . CoilirniK ' . Smith. Savldci ' . Sit I liow .Mr Miiiilir. K.hmt. I..vlMiri!iT, lU ' lll.v. 10

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J FOR E WO R D Like the Pennsylvania Germans who early settled here and faced the hardships of a new country, we, looking upon these fleeting years of training in col- lege, face something new — the outside world. In ad- vancing toward our goals, we might do well to de- velop some of the characteristics for which the Penn- sylvania Germans are noted: industry, thrift, simpli- city, and strong religious conviction. We hope to realize their ideals of personal liberty and individual responsibility. On the Susquehanna campus, in the heart of the Pennsylvania German section, we find many students of Pennsylvania German ancestry. Theirs is a heri- tage of which they can be proud. Governed by these thoughts, we of the Class of 1949 realize that we could not have found a more fitting theme for our Lanthorn than the Pennsyl- vania Germans. Wacr aahalt, geiviinit. Whoever perseveres, iviiis - 1

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LANTHORN If the Lanthorn realizes this goal to any degree, we give credit to the splendid cooperation of the staff members and advisers. To Dorothy Shaffer we extend our appreciation for the art work done in this book. BUSINESS STAFF First Row. Lnft to lli ilit — Wri ilit, Lau. Johnston, Tietliohl. :Mr. (;raliain. Second Row — Henderson, Morris, Binganian. Rolirbnrli. Wilson. 11