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a:..swc:AG3-X. lb an iss gfadsmzis essaqe A Dear Girls and Boys of the Class of February, 1931 : I As THE END of our work and play together draws near, I can think of no words to express adequately my sincere feeling toward each of you. All of the hours we have spent solving problems, discussing plans for activities and enjoying social events will always live as treasures in my memory. My wish for each of you is that you may have life and have it abundantly. The ultimate test of life reads thus: Whoever keeps the wellspring of kindness uncongealed is worthy of eternal lifef' The idiom of kindness is made very plain: it feeds the poor, is hospitable to the stranger, clothes the naked, visits the sick and shares the loneliness of the prisoner. These are not conspicuous and grandiose achievements that gain the plaudits of the world. But the facts cannot be escaped and our Savior looks upon them as, . . . that best portion of a good man's life: His little, nameless, unremembered acts Of kindness and love. They inherit a kingdom prepared from the foundation of the world. Each of us has a treasure in his heart, let us always remember the words of the Master, The good man out of the treasure of his heart bringeth forth that which is good. The ultimate test, then, is a matter of high and deep appreciation of every human interest and every human value. It is a matter of getting at what is fun- damental, cosmic, and the eternal purpose of God. The world is rising to ask for a decent sense of real justice. And what is justice but that intelligent good will that sees every man as a child of God. What is the ultimate meaning of science, economics, education, politics, medicine, theol- ogy, or any other branch of human endeavor or research? It is,-or is it not,- the achievement of the human soul, the increase of its amenities and 'its inspirations, the reconciliation of its enmities, the increase of fellowship between man and man, and man and God? Charity is wisdom, courage, industry, faith and every other faculty in friendly cooperation. May these standards and ideals be supported and furthered by you, the mem- bers of my class. M ost sincerely your advisor, RUTH H. HUDSON. Twenty
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