Baltimore City College - Green Bag Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THE GREEN BAG your college spirit ever green and flourishing, and that it shall bring forth fruit in abund- ance. Among the best of its.fruits will be the constant pleasure arising from the thoughts of your college days, the services which you will render your Alma Mater, optimism, self- coniidence, enthusiasm, freshness and wholesomeness of spirit, and the development to a full maturity of your college ideals. Perhaps you may fail to see l1ow these are dependent in any way upon the possession of a battered football or a college medal. You should consider not alone what these things are, but rather what they represent. We no longer believe, it is true, in magic, but we must not lose faith in the eliicacy of certain charms, and chief among these are the relics of our college days. By their presence they will ever keep fresh in our thoughts tl1e best of what our college life stood forg they will prove themselves to be in all things the Lares and Penates of our college days. - GEORGE L. RADCLIFFI9. 18 x

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