University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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fxf ful' IIEUIII TEH ..... w uliome right on inn were the friendly words that greeted us, when as Fresh- men we stood on the door marked Anne B. Speirs, Assistant to the Dean of XXIOIIICII. From that moment of our Freshman Interview with Miss Speirs, we knew that we had a real friend in 114 Bennett Hall., one who was interested in us not only as a class, but as individuals. In our infant days at the University it was to her that we came when we needed advice in planning teas, lnncheons, and other class functions, and how many times have we listened to her famous lecture on the manner and procedure of drawing money from the class treasurylll In our Sophomore year she counseled us on such matters as class blazers, Pirates Ball, and Soph Supper. As Juniors we passed to another advisor, but by that time we needed no official claim to stop in to see her when our numerous weighty problems needed solutions. Now, as we leave the University, we carry with us many memories of Miss Speirs-clutching a freshman list in her hand, laughingly accepting at Under- grad Camp the title of the walking dictionary, and sitting up a night at Freshman Camp, because upper classmen had accidentally mislayed her bedding. In appreciation of her guidance, understanding, and unselfish service to ns in our years at Pennsylvania, we dedicate this yearbook to Anne B. Speirs. Este? or women fx? we 5 JS ,ss . 1 fx l I Yi' i 1 1 uni... Q I 1 f l ,Q 'J,.V, X, t ?' t f I? W r . yegqallf ,X I L- glli I NX lift 1 A X f if f X

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I-X MINISTHATIU DR. HAROLD E. STASSEN President of the University REV. EDVVARD C. HARRIS Chaplain of the University ELI HE DR. PAUL H. MUSSER Provost of the University