University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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R CLASS RECORD BOARD R OSWALD H.ROTH, JR. ' EDITOR- IN - CHIEF GORDON HATTERSLEY-MANAGING EDITOR JOHN BARNES 'DVSINESS MANAGER ROBERT WEILER 'ADVERTISING MANAGER HAROLD HECHT - CIRCVLATION MANAGER JOHN L.EVANS 'ART EDITOR ALFRED PLE CKNER 'PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR - EDITORS - JOHN M9-CARTHY HAROLD STRAVSS ' ASSOCIATE EDITORS - SAMVEL ITIIRSCH HOWARD M. TEAE JOSE EERGVIDO RICHARD PETERS WALLACE SLOAN - BVSINESS ASSOCIATES - GALEN I-IOLSHVE RAYMOND HOADLEY SYDNEY POLLACK. GARDNER HVFF JOHN S. LIVEE FLOYD PIPER ' ART ASSOCIATES ' HAROLD WEISSE TING P. YANG W1 LLIAM STEWART ORVILLE WILLIAMSON

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THE CLASS HE Class of 1924 stands today as the oldest and yet the youngest Pennsylvania Class. WVe have been prone to consider ourselves the oldest during this, our Senior year, but today we come to the realization of the broader viewpoint, and we see ourselves now as the new-born brother to the one hundred and eighty-three Pennsylvania Classes that have gone before us. Our heritage has been a great one, and in appreciation of it we have worked together unselnshly for four years to make some addition, however meager, to that treasure of spirit and tradition. If we have done this, we have succeeded., Gthers must judge. We are proud of our record as undergraduates and are confident that the fame and achievements of ,Q4 will be everlasting. But we do not feel that our duties as a class are over. Vile aim to remain always as an unbreakable unit, working for our great University. Wle hope some day to stand preeminent among our older brother classes, as we have among the younger. lVIay our efforts for Pennsylvania as graduates be marked with that same loyalty, willingness and unselfishness that have characterized them during the past four years. VVe feel that the Class of 1924 marks a new era in the undergraduate life of the Uni- versity. VVe may well gaze with pride at its inspiring record as it is told in these pages. Our sincerest hope is that many years from now we may point to our subsequent accom- plishments with equal pride. lVIay our past achievements stand before us always as an inspiration, to foster the love which each of us feels for his great Alma lVIater.