This pictorial history of the Nittany Lion, the symbol of The Pennsylvania State University, is also the story of many important figures in Penn State and Pennsylvania history, including folklorist Henry Shoemaker, baseball player and student leader H.D. "Joe" Mason, and sculptor Heinz Warneke.
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"Readers will find that this fascinating history of the Nittany Lion is also a history of the University, of presidents and students, of sports teams and athletes, of mischief-makers and heroes. It is a well-told "tale' that is sure to make every Penn Stater proud," --from the Foreword by Joe and Sue Paterno
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Jackie R. Esposito is Assistant University Archivist at Penn State Unversity. Steven L. Herb is Education Librarian at Penn State University.
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