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THE CLASS MESSAGE HE timefhonored custom of leaving a message of parting to the fair mother of our university career now confronts us and finds us at a loss how to put into words the emotions that crowd about our final days at Pennsylvania. Inexpressive aspour words may seem, still we hope that they will in a measure express the genuine feelings of the Class of 1916 toward the farffamed institution to which the members are now obliged to bid farewell. It is a sign of marked affection to declare publicly that here at Pennsylvania we have experienced a development and stimulation that we believe we could not have hadlelsewhere. Within four brief years our Alma Mater has most freely proffered us the fruits of her interest and concern. Enveloped in the cosmopolitan atmosphere of her campus, we have come to look on life with a broad eye and a distant vision. Seated in her, halls, we have heard priceless words fall from the lips of seers. In the wide range of her activities, we have met those rare friends whose like we shall never meet again. The Class of 1926 has been unusually fortunate in being able to play a part in the inception of a huge plan for the expansion of Pennsylvania. It is gratifying to note how far our University has already advanced in this movef ment. We take this opportunity of reassuring her that we shall continue to assist her in her lofty ambitions by responding with devotion to any future summons she may give. With justified pride in calling Pennsylvania our Alma Ivlater and in being called in turn Pennsylvania men, we turn away with lingering steps from her halls with these affectionate words on our lips, Ave atque Vale! Wm? 70 l26l
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