Brown University Womens College - Brun Mael Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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513111121 MCMX To me indeed it oft shall hap, I ween, In future other times, and otherwhere,- It may be in a garden strange and fair, It may be in a forest dim and green, In morning dew, perhaps, or cool gray e'en My steps will halt and I shall wonder there, When comes to me upon the gentle air The perfume sad and rare of flower unseen. Sometime, perhaps, from yellow, time-worn book Shall fall the broken petals of a flow'r, Withered and sere, yet strangely dear and And backwards then my memory will look And think how in a half-forgotten hour The petals of that flower loved were blue. 23 ! lf1'L1C

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160 -1 'SO Qt- , U'vxJ Kf J 7 Grrtruhn Marg Allen Class Basketball Team C35 1.0 Class Treasurer C45 Glee Club C41 liditor Y. W. C. A. handbook fat, Executive Board of the Athletic Asso- ciation C43 Agnrz marie ikllain Komians frj Executive Board Student Govertunent Association C0 C25 Glee Club CID Property Mistress of Komians C23 Junior Marshal fgi Vice President Student Government Asso- ciation C45 President of Komians C45 Question Club f4j Assistant Cataloguer, Brown University Library C45 Philosophy Club Q43 F..- 25 Wh-e-e-ell! Is that the wind? No, it is only Miss Allen working off super- fluous energy on entering a recitation late. Although Gertrude seems to be fond of her class-mates, she persists in wearing hats that cut oil' the view of everything in front. Gertrude is always cheerful, especially when collecting our money, and plenty of hard work in the library only seems to add zest to her en- joyment of her many gym. classes. Not- withstanding the large number of her occupations, she never worries, and is always on hand for any fun with an enthusiasm that is contagious. Marie has already departed from our midst, and returned to dust,--in the Uni- versity Library. Most of us can remem- ber seeing her occasionally emerging front it in our early youthg and when the blightings of age on our heads are de- scending we presume she will still be there. Marie has succeeded in absolutely everything she has ever attempted, except in graduating. However, we hear distant rumors that she is actually on the home- stretch: and we hope to renew old ac- quaintance in the First Baptist Church on June fifteenth. Meanwhile, we have to content ourselves with living in the at- mosphere created by her past glories and gratefully tender thanks to both 'o8 and 'og for their heir-loom, their precious heritage. P. S. This is positively the last appear- ance.