University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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suasive and conclusive. The style in which it is written is both pathetic and amusing, sacred and profane. lf the last-named element should ever seem to attain to undue proportions, the committee begs the reader to weigh well the enormous effect of childhood's influences, and to be lenient with those whose early education was left to the care of such men as the Reverend Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg, D. D. Many friends-more than could be readily mentioned here-have helped the committee in its work. Besides the classmates, whose personalities are but partially concealed in the work which they have contributed, the Faculty of the University of Pennsylvania is deserving of especial thanks. To the Faculty the Committee owes what is worth more than help-inspiration during hours of gloom, and also a never- failing butt for all gibes and jokes, Mr. Syle having left for parts unknown, the RECORD is not provided with an index. The Committee. UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA, ' june 6, 1887. -va ftsn f if 0 ess - -f It nfsug A . - 3 1. ff , KB ' 6

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