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

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Buzrl illuuim' Baghnlh Clee Club Q15 C25 Q35 t45 Class Social Committee til C35 Commencement Marshal Q25 135 Class Basketball Team C35 C45 Class Debating Team, L45 Sepiad Board C45 Chairman Y. VV. C. A. Social Commit- tee intl Chairman Class Social Committee t45 illllarinn Augusta ?Rirharhz Class Social Connnittee t15 lvy Day Usher ,t35 Ivy Day Committee C45 Ham-l's upper story is thoroughly light and airy: wc take great pleasure in rc- commending it to any applicants. The guest Cguessed5 room floor is waxed and covered with a hit 'o' miss rug, while the walls have oiled paper. By means of folding doors, this room is always in con- stant communication with the study, whose windows look out on a great bluff. This room has been kept with the greatest of care and seldom used. But Hazel's very best room has been kept closed to many of us during hcr college course, and we can catch glimpses of its beautiful furnishings. only by peeping through the key hole. Say, girls, honestly, do you really like this suit? Why, l think it's awful! Really, do you? Girls! I'tn awfully glad if you do, but I really don't. Oh, did you know that-no, go on! I won't! VVhat do you take me for, Dorothy Bourne? No, really, my mother'd have a fit ! What? Oh, you rlon't mean it! NVell l guess not! No, sir! Well, if you really think so-

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flilizalwilt ililnrrimnt Class President C15 Class Basketball Team fl5 Masque Committee fzl Chairman Social Committee K25 C35 Chairman junior Prom. Connnittee C35 Question Club C45 Philosophy Club t45 Glarnliur illlillarh illllnrtnu Social Committee C15 Masque Committee L25 Sepiad Board Q35 Phi Beta Kappa C35 lirfm-Mael Board C45 liditor-in-chief Sepiad f45 Philosophy Club f45 lilizabeth is very sociological and eco- nomical. That is, she pursues courses of that description with much vigor and with unremitting zeal. Unfortunately these classes are so advanced that most ot' her friends do not see much of her, and have to rely on chance meetings on College I-lill or special occasions, such as atheatre party or a class supper. Elizabeth is generally so well behaved and sweet that it is diflicult to find an appropriate grind for her, and we have found that as long as we refrain from knocking her on foot- ball bats, or her favorite professor, she will forgive us anything. Caroline knows how to study, not for marks, but for the love of it. She was born with a Greek word in her mouth, but hcr love for Math. sprouted out of the unknown, during her Freshman year. liverybody was thunderstruck, but the bonds of atfection were too strong to be overcome and she has continued her be- loved Hill courses. Caroline is at home most of the time, so we see little of her. When she does venture out, it is either to Pembroke or the Brown Library. Side by side with her love for Greek and Math. goes her fondness for old men and colored babies!

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Eernire Entrllv Entra iPresident's Premium in Latin C15 Class Secretary C15 C25 Class Basketball Team C25 C35 C45 Class Bowling Team, C25 C35 C45 -Class Vice-President C35 Vice-President Brownies C35 C45 Executive Board Student Government Association C35 C45 Vice-President Athletic Association C45 Vice-President, Y. W. C. A. C45 Chairman Y. NV. C. A. Intercollegiate Com- mittee C45 Alibi: Erhnralt 91:-rrr Class Social Committee 625 Secretary-Treasurer Dormitory Student Government C25 Vice-President Dormitory Student Govern- ment C35 Class Treasurer C35 Assistant Business Manager Sepiad C35 Brun-Mael Board C35 Class Vice-President C45 President Dormitory Student Government Association C45 Philosophy Club C45 To get any idea of Bernice, you must think of something as sweet as possible- the smallest of Raphael's cherubs merely gives you a suggestion. Crushes are never absent from her career and they work both ways. As a Freshman she adored the upperclass girls, and now as a Senior she adores the Freshmen-espe- cially if their names begin with B. Ber- nice expresses the desire to educate the infant mind, after Professor Jacobs' idea, for about a year after graduation. She always has enough good cheer to shed on all around her without any apparent lessening of the original store. Can that giggle really belong to that guileless-faced innocent? Breezy is an interesting mixture of Senior seriousness and dignity, and Freshman naivete. For one with an extensive vocabulary, she is surprisingly ingenue. We don't know her plans for next year, but .she is fond of talking of affinities, and we believe she likes red Cwe mean auburn5 hair. Breezy enjoys darning stockings and washing dishes, but does not care about cooking as it interferes with high thinking! For recreation after tiring intellectual work she reads the thoughts of Marcus Aurelius, but in vigorous hours she is always ready to go on a bat. She can discourse equally well on ethics and on fashion- plates. In spite of these seeming contra- dictions, Breezy manages somehow to arrive at opinions that are often well worth heeding.