University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE COMMU ITY- DIFFERINC. so VASTLY in ability and purpose, the members of the University community join together in groups as numerous as their daily activ- ities. Some formed by choice, some by necessity, these groups add to the complex character of the University community and aid in her growth. Artistic, athletic, social, academic - our activities not only benefit those who participate in them but all other members of the University as well. Each group plays a different role and each is a part of the multitude of interests which enriches our lives. Here is the value of community. Our growth is not limited solely to our owni endeavors and, through participation in many different groups, we gain an understanding and appreciation of the problems and efforts of those with whom we are associated. The Mask and XVig Show represents one aspect of collegiate culture Courage and the spirit of com- petition characterize the men of athletic ability . . .

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4 ,W , as .N WE REMEMBER- little things . .. THE MEMORIES we cherish are often simple ones, fleeting incidents which form the mosaic of our experience. A pause in the day's routine, a conversation with friends in familiar places, these We shall remember. Each passing moment holds a different memory, and these will recall our thoughts in years to come. Gur campus has provided the setting, and from the brief happenings of everyday life is Woven the pattern of memory.