University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Ps J ' X rf X - r, o o o o lk e - L 3 I' 5 l ' ef ' fr ee J J -- Wig? ,js Y ' if J At last the time has come for the class of Ninety four to say ,,,.-,af 1 r , farewell, and to make her final exit from the time-honored halls of X ,iv X ,J in Old Penn. We congratulate ourselves that no act ot' ours has R- cast one shadow upon the fair name and fame of our Alma jllafer, and if we have accomplished any- thing,-and we think we have-if during our life here anything has happened to the furtherance of honor and fame for Pennsylvania, what better reason could be advanced for Ninety-four presenting her record? The purpose of this book is simply to give events and happenings-in fine, a history. Its worth, should it possess any, rests with you. You, our readers, must be the real arbiters to decide whether it merits approbation, whether our life and doings as reflected through these pages has redowned to the glory and credit of Pennsylvania. A phase of college life often overlooked is the spirit of fun and satire which is ever present. Dull indeed would it be, were not the daily grind of recitation and lecture relieved by the jokes and amusing incidents so constantly happening. In the course of this history should we at times seem severe and somewhat caustic in our remarks, yet it will be remembered no spirit of bitterness prompted us, but rather through a mutual admission of our foibles may our friendship, be even more closely united. The relations of Ninety-four with our honored Faculty have been so uniformly pleasant throughout the four years that we can ind no just and sufficient reason for selecting any one of its members for cruel, if not almost insulting caricature. But rather let a spirit of goodwill and a common love for Alma Jlfafcr pervade our record. Finally, members of Ninety-four, we dedicate this work to you, and may the records you have made here, when in 'fthe world's broad Held of battle be like Fitz-james' blade, at once your sword and shield in the contest you shall make for fame and fortune, ' 4

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