University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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XT -' Kr' - fa- f Us f1jPIEsD-fr1'Q1x1lQLg1Q X- UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON DAYTON. OHIO To the Students of the Class of 1926: In a few weeks you will have completed your College course and you will leave the portals of your Alma Mater to take your place in the busi- ness or professional world. If we may judge your future by the earnest application you manifested during the four years you spent at the University, we are confident that success will crown your efforts in whatever career you may embrace. As students you were devoted to the inter- ests of the University and you took every oppor- tunity to manifest your loyalty. As Alumni, bear in mind that your Alma Mater needs you. Show your loyalty by giving her your moral support at all times and whatever material assistance your circumstances will allow. Your Alma Mater expects you to assist her in supplying to coming genera- tions of students even better facilities than those offered to you. The ideals proposed to you as students are epitomized in the sublime motto of the University, Pro Deo et Petris. May these same ideals be your inspiration in the great responsibilities of life, so that you may be listed amongst the lead- ers of the community in which you live, in influ- encing for good the destinies of the world, and devoting yourselves without reserve to the welfare of your Church and Country. in any f ' President. ga-'----T-V-X Lx 7-eresk ,,,.l:1 , .s,,,1,i,,,, Y. 71 V , , 1 I if A XEQN-L5 -K l l fifaiaiz qf, fit me f J p 1 Y G. E . 0 1 PV F., I, ,if 0 C VVI