University of Pittsburgh - Owl Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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 The Pitt Owl differs from other owls. 'Flic old l ir l seems lately to have grown extra wise, wise in paticnee and goodwill. He has Itcttcr manners than eommon owls. He is good to have around.”

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[13] ADMIN1STR AT I OX

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Till] CHANCELLOR THE OWL is a student record of life at the University—of fun. the joy to Ik- alive, and the high seriousness of moving toward significant maturity. It is the meaning the University has, individually, for each student—a meaning which is in beautiful buildings, the grass and trees of the campus, the character of those about you, teachers and fellow students, and the things you do day after day. It is your growing in skill to be a doctor or a business man or an artist or a good citizen, and your capacity for thinking clearly about material things and the non material. It is a record of your growing toward integrity and kindness, toward worthy doing and quiet wisdom. “Let me congratulate you upon tin- recording of these things.” John (I. Bowman. [15]