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World War Brings
Little Lion to State
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• During World War 11, amid'
bullets, 'bombs and fighting,
the "Little Lion" caricature
was born.
This symbol of Penn State's
prowess which regularly shouts or
moans the outcome of a football
game on Ridge Riley's "Football
Letter" to the alumni, was the
original idea of a well-known car
toonist who met.v.riy
a Centre County
man, Bob Wil
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sketches by the
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brought them back with th e
hope of using them in the paper.
Although Wilson never actually
used the sketches for their origi
nal purpose he gave them to Ridge
Riley, alumni secretary, who
wanted them for his "Football
Letter." According to Riley, the
idea caught on and many people
started making their own sketches
of the lion in various positions.
At the present, Riley has a huge
collection of cartoons showing the
lion in all degrees of happiness,
disgust, chagrin, oblivion and
pride. Many of the sketches have
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come from alumni, students and
townspeople.
He has also received several .
from a postman in Harrisburg
who noticed the "Little Lions"
in the Alumni News when it
canoe through the mail. Sharon
Gallagher. graduate student in
art and architectural history
from Allentown, has contributed
many drawings which have
been used in the various letters.
These little lion sketches have
been blown up for huge wall
panels which are on display in
Pollock Halls. According to Otto
Mueller, director of housing, ten
different "Little Lions" were cho
sen to depict the outstanding foot
ball games in Penn State history.
These sketches appear on 22
panels which are framed and put
under glass in each of the Pol
lock dormitories and in the Pol
lock Dining Area. Each drawing
is exactly the same as the original
sketch and has the game, date and
score of the game on it.
The games which are repre
sented include both victories and
defeats, the latter being games
Penn State was not ashamed to
lose, Riley said. They include the
Rose Bowl in '23, the Cotton Bowl
in '4B, the two Liberty Bowls, the
Ohio State game, and the Syra
cuse game in '59.
Press Roto Contest
All photographs that were en
tered in the Pittsburgh Press
Roto Queen Contest may be
picked up any day after 4 p.m. at
The Daily Collegian office.
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Chemistry Prof
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Dr. Philip S. Skell, professor
of chemistry, has been awarded
a National Science Foundation
Senior Post-Doctoral Fellowship
for the spring semester.
He plans to spend the semester
at the Institute of Organic Chem
istry at the University. of Munich
in Germany. The Penn State pro
fessor has been invited to give
lectures at several European uni
versities while abroad.
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Ag Faculty Will' Meet
In HUB Assembly Hall
There will be a special meeting
of the faculty of the College of
Agriculture from 3:15 to 5:00 p.m.
tomorrow, in the Hetzel Union
assembly room.
Leslie P. Greenhill and mem
bers of the staff of the Division
of Academic Research and Serv
ice will speak The uses and needs
of new educational media; in
cluding. closed circuit television,
will be discussed.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS end supplies,
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1961
Lewistown Businessman
Establishes Scholarship
A scholarship to .aid a senior in
the College of Business Adminis
tration has been established by
Edwin J. -Baudoux, insurance
agent, of Lewistown. •
The award, which amounts to
$l2O a year; will be made to a stu
dent majoring in insurance who
will be chosen at the end of the
junior year on the basis -of char
acter;• scholastic standing, and fi
nancial need.
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