University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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GREETING We, the Class of 1909, present to you this our last labor of love for our Alma Mater, Pennsylvania. It is our sincere trust that this, our Record, may in the years to come recall many of the fond recollections of the college career through which we have now passed. It is our final testimonial as under- graduates to our Red and Blue. We do not ask you who read to pardon whatever defects may exist in this work, we only hope that to you, as to us, this Record may come to mean some- thing more than a mere 'achievement-something more nearly approaching the mirrored reflection of our undergraduate days. We would have you feel that it is here that you may find not alone the things which we have done, but, more, the spirit in which we have done them. We would have you come to know those things with which we have been most intimate, our hours of elation and triumph, our moments of depression, our student joys and griefs, and, greater than all of these, the undiminishing, eternal love which we have always held and will always hold for Pennsylvania. ' To us our four student years have meant much. During this period we have come from boyhood into man's estate. More and more we have come to realize that the years that are gone are passed, and that in the years to come the world lies at our feet. This, our Record, is the memorial which marks the ending of the student road and the beginning of that path which now, for the first time, opens, leading us away from the ivy-covered guardian walls that have been so dear to us. We know in our hearts that in our journey along this path we will often look back to the years that have gone before. And in these frequent glances we shall ever find ourselves turning the pages of this Record and harking back to Pennsylvania. We know that she will become dearer and dearer to us. If these years must be but a memory, that memory will always be with us and this, our Record, will serve to make that memory always a thing of the Present. Readers, friends, classmates, we, to whom the compiling of this Record has been entrusted, greet you-i909 has lived its life at Pennsylvania. Page Nine'