University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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And now may We not be pardoned if we count the trials through which our class has brought us, and through which we have brought our class, Worthy of a little paper and a little ink? No one else has lived exactly our lifeg no one else has felt just these troubles and just these pleasures. Perhaps then no one else will care to hear them recounted in our self-satisfied way. But We to whom they are real shall enjoy them, and this We can promise at least, that our pleasure in these reminiscences ends with a feeling not of self-importance, but of gratitude to the sources of them all-the Class, the College, the University. THE COMMITTEE. it ?-Tzu ,z me V aa iswra'-.xr-ga. at- ie, li 4 L G 5 -b p Q, - ? Q 5 I C' muff 6 WW iz WDW

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Enirnimrtinn Mqbtbfr Y ' -. LASS SPIRIT! Is it soon to die out at Penns lvania as man have been of late A Y i Y bi' Q5 A predicting? It has not yet shown signs of so doing, we hope and pray that Q fi tl ' I it may not, and we believe it will not. For what makes these four years the J ,f- A '92 i in- ' happiest years of our lives? Not the work, however we ma en'o that for J , Y JY , qi- that will always be with us. Not the play, for we played incessantly before we entered. But to leave our work or to leave our play at the call of the class, to struggle for her name in a bitter and unapplauded game, or in an impromptu battle- how much more has this meant to us! Something for which to get together, and through four years to stay together, the class has supplied. And we saw this from the start and made the most of our stay, and We believe that every man who has the making of a college man within him will, on entering, see the same, and let no accident of class-room and instructor steal from him the friendships and the memories that class spirit can bring to him. I 5

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--.f' VIEW OF DORIVIITORIES FROIVI BOTANICAL GARDENS