University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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lewis William Seal, WHEREAS, Death has removed. from amongst us our esteemed President and much-loved classmate, ' LEXVIS VVILLIAM SEAL, who, by his personabattainments, did honor to his class, and, by his high moral character, endeared himself to us all. RESULVED, That while we deeply feel and lament the loss we have sustained, we bow in humble submission to the Divine Will. RESOLVED, That our heartfelt sympathy be hereby extended to his bereaved family in this, the hour of their affliction. I RESOLVED,iThat a copy of these resolutions be published in the Mllzilfffllbl Ilffagrzzzkze, and in the daily papers. I. SOMERS SMITH, jr., Wce-Pre5z'de7zZ. W. MALLET-PREVOST, W ALFRED H. SMITH, I V HENRY H. SEYFERT, 'i Commzmie' I GEORGE W. PEPPER, J 28

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ieinis William Seal, Died March 26, 1884. ln the death of its President, the Freshman Class has lost one ofits best and ablest men. A man, who, with a naturally retiring disposition, has been advanced to such honors in his first year at college, is one far above the ordinary. The best gift in the power ofthe Class was bestowed on him. Every honor in the grasp of any of his class he had succeeded to. With such a record, he had augury of abright futu1'e. -Uzz z1e7'sz'zfy Zllagzzzzhe, AQVZY5, 1884. ' 27

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,Eluhn iignch, Died january 31, 1885. - WHEREAS, lt has pleased God in his mercy to remove from amongst us our beloved and esteemed classmate, - ' JOHN LYNCH, RESULVED, That while we sincerely lament the loss we have sustained, we bow in humble submission to the Divine Will. V ' RESULVED, That our heartfelt sympathy be extended to his bereaved family in this, the hour of their affliction. RESUL VED, That these resolutions be inserted in the Unz'7fe7'5z'zjf Maga- zme, and that a copy be tendered to the family of our classmate. W. MALLET-PREXVOST, W. TENNENT MOFELY, Commiffse. GEORGE W. PEPPER, 29