4|§f Senior Week Supplement
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Bail Game
Bred Lion
As Symbol
By POU.Y DRANOV ‘bl | The two courses being offered
' For a rvgriod of five weeks this dunng the fourth session, July
tor a P-enod of me weeks mis 3Q _ Aug 3 are .. Soviet Fore j gn
: summer graduates interested in Policy” and again "Introduction to
further study in : the fields of the Contemporary Philosophy.” The
arts, humanities and ;the ‘social sess.ipn, Aug. 6 - 10, jwiU
offer “Unuerstanding Music 1 and
sciences may take part ln tf l6 “The Mass Media ”
i-o;,sed on from year to year, Alumni College which- will meet . .
Everyone knows tliat the legend in one week sessions on campus,
at the University is the Nittanv ; ; ~ , , r . .j I __ f I f
Letter ~
film- iii *'1904 “that ’the, symbol r^er^f*i ss ?f. iatl . < H a T nd , } h( j (Continued from page seven)
•came into f being. n er . for Continuing: Liberal a f o u oW j n g among both alumni,
- ■ t Education which sponsors the Col- anr > ennHs fans in ppneral
:j.r M •?r fou "- , oSSm?ws«««,
the baseball team was- visiting aarion urant. ; of The Pittsburgh Press, reprinted
Princeton, some 53 years ago. 1 THIS IS the fourth vear that;in his daily) column Riley’s ac-
H D. “Joe” Mason, a freshman the Alumni College hks: been of- count of the -Penn State-Fordham
ttv'inW of the team, and two fered. It includes an] informal, g a ™ in 1953. ,s
other players ran into several program of noncredit ktudy-dis- There wasia terrible snowstorm
Piincetoma.ns - who- were talking cussion courses especially design-* {■ ha t weekend, , Riley smd. Ford
•abcui their mighty symbol, the jed for adults. There iare several ham managed to get here, but we
Bengal Tiger. . sessions of the college held dldn We were at a hunt jng; camp
'mason MOT TO RE rmidonn through-out the year.! j near Lock Haven which was;com-
MASUH, hot TO Bk. outdone. The summer session this vear pletely snowbound. j
Jjiltif stood guard ovilr FOUR COED LOVELIES add sex appeal to the plea of Dave |Serwf^n'*a”^eminaTtvp^class
and it had never been beaten in Grubbs and Phil Sleinhauer, co-chairmen of Jhe Senior Week basis. The first summer snow and we finally made it
a fair fight. hiason s words wore drive, who urge all members of their class to "Take Penn Slat# .which will-run from LJ Jly 9- 13 to tbe ’ n t * me *° bea *
Pjincelon r Tiger 'was Ifeked 9-1. Wilh Them " by > oinin 9 ‘he Alumni Association. will offer two courses “The Re- tb Mother 1 time Rilev eot in a
More important, the campaign ~ f ' ' Human^
f.ir a University symbol was ber /I f * C,L ri /~ > , c 'Scholarship, candidates must take h oo d in a Free Natiori ’ ' • :Army over a commenHn the Foot
r . MlUmni JCnOiarS— the College Board Entrance Ex- nooa m a * ree atlol | * b/iHLetter.
-A5 editor-in-chief of the Lemon. (Continued from page five) .aminations and must be formally COURSES IN the second session;. | “IJmentioned something about
.the first campus comic pamphlet, committee ’ consisting of the co- admitted to the University. from July , 16 - 20 j- are “Keys Army playing rough football and
Mason, in his. senior year, con-ordinator of scholarships, the dean Present holders of the Alumni l ? Modern Art’ and: j'Exploring Blaik took it as a personal insult,”
t.nued his campaign for the Nit- o' men, the dean of women, the Memorial scholarships are: lthe , Wa >’ s Mankind;’] The third Riley said. “He called me up on
tany Lion. He wrote many edi-executive secretarv of the Alumni , - • , isessiorg July 23 - 27. ntffers “U.S. the phone but I stuck to my guns.”
torials urging the University offi-Association and the dean of ad- ‘362 William Bachman, Leon- Foreign Policy” and; "Introduc-; The hassle drew headlines in
cials to adopt the Nittanv Lion, missions. i ard Buck, Jerome Conser, Judith tion to Contemporary Philosophy.” most of the New York papers.
' Although there were several W ORDER to receive an Alumn hG?Rf'ith M Pa h tricifHagan J 1
lion statues' on campus for the “ ~ ” T “ Sari“ffi l
-*iievt *«l wvirs ibev were nnlv , ' le tlme when Indians roamed lb Dotson, ban Kuitosey, Eldon,
S£ & ~, , »"J Mictael Winter,. ,
.tiiidtlteri The closest thing to the , i>Up PpbEDEY, a lovely In- 1963 —. Stephanie Andruzak,!
(official 'lion symbol as known to- hy. the name of rJita- g arr y Clemsoh, Ronald Gormont, 1
day was the eostume~worn at. the on . "tpuntaui. south- Mary Horsey. Julia Hill. Catherine!
• football, games. . -L-of campus. Slje fell m l°ve Anne Leeson, Max Lagolly, Lloyd i
, ' ' W l,h a ‘t-apper but her seven M cS na r ran Aiia Melhardis 1
WORK ON the present statue brothers did not Approve and Georee Simori Stever’ c,
bc-an in 1940 when Heinz War- killed him. The story of Nitanee r! rh arTwatchorn St '
'rml.e.was .selected as the sculptor-and her lover-got around and b( jj a n d Barbara %atchorn. '
:and be bokan molding prelimi- fore , long' the area became the' Nancy Crane, Richard
ir.iiry models. The Class of 1940 Nittany Valley. Depew. Irene Engle, Darlene -
! put Penn State■ spirit behind the At about the same time, the G au h. Carol McFadden. Katherine:
p-oiect: by making it the class mountains surrounding the- val- McManus, Edward Mebus, Fredric!
gift. . .ley were filled with mountain M>’ers. /Uan Penn. PaulaiPoyser.j
Two years later, a 13-ton block lions./ These mountain lions be- Nicbabd Replogle and John West.^
of Indiana limestone was de- came’ known as Nittany Lions.! 1965 Joans Adamsky, David
liveredj to campus and Warnekej By putting history, legend, the Barton, Miriam Doebler, Bonnie:
began he final chiseling. He com- efforts of Joe Mason, the class of Edwards, Patrick Guerrise, Mitch-!
pTetcd <it m September and on 1940 and Heinz Warneke together. eIL Hall. Terry Karhan, John;
• Hcmecieming Day. Oct. 24. 1942; it the symbol of the Nittany Lion Magdziak. Marjorie Moran, Greg-i
■was dedicated. - has now become svnonymous orv Pawlson.: Michael Petrus, Jo
Since the:dedication, the stately with Penn Slate. Ann Scherl. Steven Softer,'
statue ; has guarded the campus For asj the' song savs. it is “the Charles Stfou.se. Margaret Swee
from its . present location near s\h.nboi of our best" ney and William Travis. !
' Recreation Hall. r !
It; is more than just coincidence
that:"the lion was selected as the
symbol. The story goes back to
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