Baldwin School - Prism Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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MY BEST wishes go to the new Baldwin Annual, and my congratulations to the Class of 1929 which has brought it forth. May it serve, both this year and in the future, to be a source of pleasure to its readers, as they recall on reading it the events of the year 1928-1929 which it commemorates. It has been a pleasant year, one marked with many fine records. The large Senior Class has shown itself vigorous, active, full of constructive plans and ambitions. It has shown imagination and understanding and the sort of fine cooperation that gives promise of bigger and finer achieve- ments to come. My greatest wish for the school is that year by year the girls may feel increasingly their partnership in it, may increasingly feel that the school belongs to them and they to the school, that an institution like ours has a vital life of its own to which they contribute as they pass through, while at the same time the school contributes to them and to their development. It is as a concrete manifestation of this spirit that such an enterprise as the raising of the Swimming Pool Fund has peculiar value, and the activi- ties of this year's school in this respect have been out- standing. May the pool, when we have it, ever represent this idea to the girls of the future. Elizabeth Forrest Johnson. Page Seven

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