University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Class Message HE time has come for the Class of 1928 to express its deepest appreciation to the Alma Mater from which it is about to depart. We should realize, as we stand prepared to enter the Whirlpool of Life, that, as individuals and as mem- bers of the Class of 1928, we are indebted to the University that has mothered us for the past four years. Let us go out into the world resolved to serve in such a manner that we can place our just rewards at the feet of our Alma Mater in token of our appreciation for what she has done for us. During our undergraduate days, many lasting friendships have been made. The campus has been our little world of activ- ity. Now we emerge from this limited environment which has meant everything to us to seek achievement and renown. No longer can we feel the warmth of the daily contact with things that have become very dear to us. As we look forward, may these contacts which inspired us as undergraduates serve to keep us intact in spirit and loyalty that our deeds might reflect glory on Pennsylvania. Page Twenty

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Q.-.- , -,....., .. K. W -wh ' Y 1---ins? --'--'- ..-...,.,. Th e I 9 Z 8 R E C O RD j j VLJLIIJTJIQW fi-27 ' F A 1' P it j Xgfyzs--'12 Evfjr-ii ESQ 'ff Fil' Q NE, X. fl? Q4-fini s 'Li N . , .N 1 -, t 33 -HQ .VQP1 - -as r- a 21?-5 12-2 -- . ,fs C If Q, .1 P1 L? .. wif S? Ld' .- ra. ' l l M OUR short years have passed since we, the Class of 1928, paid our first humble re- aff, spect to our honored founder, Benjamin Franklin. We wonder at the passing of 5 I time and our four glorious years here at Pennsylvania. j j It seems but yesterday that Leonard Dill was elected Temporary President in our fiaifiil Freshman year, and Bill Brennan, Temporary Secretary-Treasurer. Later in Novem- ilfrrji ber, we can well recall J ack McDowell campaigning in the Dorms for the party which elected Bill Dern, President, Joe Podger, Vice-President, Jack McDowell, Secretary, ljf' U gf' , Wo1'tli Button, Treasurer, and Bill Shore, Historian. ,3f Of course we put up a valiant fight to win the Penniman BoWl,tunder the leader- 4 l ship of Ed Irish, but our arch enemies, the Class of '27, were victors by a narrow 5 S+ ' margin. jr Our Freshman year was filled with fond memories and our yell, l9You're the Fish, il Welre the bait, Pennsylvania '28,,' will linger on in our minds for many years to come. ff 7' Hey Day climaxed our activities as Freshmen. It was at this time that many of QQ1Ej,.., our classmates and a great many of our rivals were immersed in the frog pond, and we fry still rememloer Johnny Bogdan doing a triple somersault and landing in the famous j i! ff J. ooze. 4 . .. y Many obnoxious and loquacious Sophomores were made to feel their presence on the Campus was undesirable. Be it said, that because of the too strenuous action on l gvij the part of both classes, the activities were curbed for further classes. j.. j At the beginning of our Sophomore year, we returned to the Campus to find that f l our President, Bill Dern, could not be with us, and the Undergraduate Council filled .lx his vacancy by electing our Freshman Vice-President to carry on as temporary Presi- Qj i Q dent of the Class of '28, until our Sophomore Officers could be elected. 'A Now we had arrived at a dignified station in life, no more black, socks, dinks, or 1 Ji matches to adorn our person, and to weigh us down with infinite responsibilities. We could throw out our chests and feel that we were now somebody. 2 f J A X Soon our class elections were held and we chose as the leaders of our class, Worth X259 K Button, President, Sumner Davis, Vice-President, Fred Goodwin, Secretary, Bernie p Lowy, Treasurer, and ,lack Berry as Class Historian. 'Ft n ,lack McDowell was chosen chairman of the Vigilance Committee, and he, with 7' swift and firm justice, exacted from the yearlings the respect and attention due our jj j' class. Weekly meetings were held and stern, yet just disciplinary measures were QQ meted out. Q rv In the early part of our Sophomore year we easily obtained the lead in the Penni- il. ty' man Bowl contests. Our conquests were the MFlour Fight, MRope Fight, and the . j, 5 majority of the Athletic conquests. Unfortunately the contests were called off early l i' : I j in May, thus preventing us from gaining possession of the coveted Bowl. , t ,153 , l . -t.1 . I 1 , . x -mr . ,EN - sE92W55QfYN5l2JNMSXvEULYagp,wa1ax41maicQZiTm2gfifmk f t a P V F D Y, 5 P F -. . ......,....,.,,..,...,..., ..,,,, , , .,,, ,,,,.,, .,,...,.... - ..............-.---,. 1 1 f---- T -- .'f- W ,... ,.1w.e.aSw?....:s ...,.. .....' 4 ,..,,,. .... all N .YE 1l...,,5.. ,il ..,. .PDQ ..., ff, .,,,, E, N, N 3 Y L V A N I A-5 Page Twenty-two