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f K 5 fe az, fthe MARYLANDER I fm Lnf'NVJ.J 5 H H H fi' U 6 it P5 ,gi B Valeclictory 'V ,A LMA MATER! It was our great pleasure to answer your call three 'AV- years ago and to come from far and near to present to you our Class of 1919- ' AVAA j ' ii The Historian has reviewed the happy years since our arrival. During this time new members joined us, while others, unfortunately, for various reasons, were called home. In our Senior year one of the dearest and most beloved of the class was prematurely called to her I-leavenly Home and left a sad vacancy in our ranks. But if she were with us today she would enthusiastically join us in expressing our appreciation of the privilege of being numbered among your most honored daughters. We have come now to the time when we must leave you and express our sad iarewells. We bid our college mates farewell. Your friendships have meant so much to us, and though we are leaving, you will be ever in our thoughts, as we hope to be in yours. In parting we cannot impress too strongly your sacred duty of loyalty to your Alma Mater. Let its banner never be trodden under foot. Carry that banner to your goal, where other classes, imbibed with the ever progressing spirit, will take it up and carry it forward. To our teachers we owe an unending debt of gratitude. You have inspired us to gain knowledge, and have developed our characters, in order that we may go out to meet the world, pure, broad-minded and unselfish. Farewell to our most honored and revered President and Vice-President, 3 We extend to you our sincere appreciation for all you have done in our behalf. You have revealed big things. By your willingness to help us and by your forbearance of our petty mistakes you have shown us strength of purpose and firmness of character. Our Alma Mater-farewell! It is hard to leave you, but in departing we shall carry with us close to our hearts our cherished legacy from you. May it be that the benefit and happiness of this inheritance will cause others to answer your call and come to receive your rich gifts. Words are inadequate to express our mental sorrow in leaving, so we will just say farewell. Dear Class of 1919, during our happy days together we have learned to know and appreciate each other. We have been one-in work, sorrows and joys. With breaking hearts we realize that the time draws nigh for us to part. But let us find comfort and consolatiop in the fact that though distance may separate us, we shall always be united in interests, sympathy and ideals, and bound together by an eter- nal chain of love. I im an '-i1919le' -m -an M Eighty-Eight
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