University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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. e-'fps H. M 23j?f1ff2ffff,: i - - t am.: T ' W' miie -2 I 2' ' fl l - : .'.4, flu- '--.. - --.-f--, 1 ' is urg- T 'Ili Qi ff E ' f llllll sill AS Nineteen-four done anything for Pennsylvania? 9-WG This question will be uppermost in the minds of many of us at a time when the Class ends its xry undergraduate connection with the University, and X enters upon the broader and longer path of active D life-work. It is a question which should not be answered by many words, for words are easily forgotten. But the deeds which the Class, or any of its individual members, have accomplished, deserve recognition if they have materially aided in the advancement of!-Xlma lVIater's fame. Gut Class has not had an individual member to whom to look for leader- ship in all matters. It has not been particularly distinguished for great athletes or ponderous scholars. It has, however, numbered in its ranks men who were willing to work together for Class interests, and then to lay these aside and strive for Pennsylvania. A There has been no movement made by the undergraduate body during the past four years in which Nineteen-four has failed to do its share-many in which it has been the dominant factor of success. But our work as classmates and fellow Pennsylvanians will not end when we leave the ivy-covered halls-it is then that the trial of our true quality will begin. Our motto will be K' Pennsylvaniaf' and our purpose, the strength- ening of her institutions, the extension of her sphere of usefulness, the propa- gation of her undying spirit. ' We have gone through four years togetherg we have come to appreciate the value of each other's qualities-and perhaps have helped each other to overcome faults. It has been a period ofjoy, with few real cares, yet We have learned,to some extent, to deal with life's problems. If anything we have learned has helped Pennsylvaniag if anything we have done has benefited her-then, Nineteen-four has not striven in vain. The purpose of this book is simply to tell what we have done-not in a boastful spirit, but in the hope that some one deed, at least, may prove to be an example to Pennsylvania men-past, present, and futurel THE COMMITTEE.

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The RECQRD qffbe Class of I 9 o 4 Q L gwiflff M VT! l 5-Il - U VM' The C 0-l l e g e l University of 4 Pennsylvania Philadelphia THOMAS ELLIS Rosms Editor-in-Cbiqf JAMES BULLEN KARCH ER , Ar: Edizor 1 W. HARRISON UPSON N V'Nu-hm' MHIZHKEI' '-

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