University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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.gui ggi gi wk ffvmiffxf gifs-at tiff sf g W Z l lil i J 3 W I E H Z6 pf, To thee, the spirit of our highest thought, The guide and leacler of the long, harcl Way That opens into victory, 'Neath Whose proucl glance our noblest deeds. were Wrought, From which still beams the bright, inspiring ray Of tuneful sympathy With this, our last fond tribute to thy shrine- To thee, CLASS SPIRIT, We this record bring. Hark, how with triumph all its pages ring. For Ninety-Seven there let laurels twine, But let the honor, glory all be thine! 3

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