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

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LfJf3Vl!l'LLZf tQ6IiL7MiZ4Lf -un Pagr 7'l11'z'ly-llifw This bag could surely lind its way To Oldtown all aloneg lt's scarcely missed a week-end trip Since first by Annie owned. Un Monday morn at nine o'elock Once more it. reappears, 'l'o spend a mournful exile week ln sad, nostalgic lC2tI'S. She's llitting in or llitting out This maid from way out Westg She has a purpose without doubt But. that---she must know best. She's always bubbling o'er with glee She strings yarns by the yards, And when she wants supreme content She plays a game of cards. iM 3 Q.M,dlJl.5DVL ol ,' U 1 46' 1 ,Jdfgdil W R V, Rfwffxsx X Cla it if -TY ,A -, pw, Q: .rf Ku' lf' llerels a case where bravery lurks Beneath an air serene: She drives to college every day ln her little Ford machine. She fears not even College lelill: But, filled with gasoline Her little auto glides right' up As grand as any queen.

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Pagfr Tl11'rly-lcvo BR,l:Il'1 mftci. 1917 Nineteen-seventeen comes to bring you The symbol of her might. A mascot born of Grecian art Forctells her fortune bright. Winged Yictory now inspires her To work with all her power That future years may show the fruit Long promised by her flower. Though athletic fame has failed her, Dramatic skill lain hidden, Victory and triumph still Shall come to her unbidden: For the magic spell of Yictory XYill efface thoughts of defeat, Set triumph up as a future goal, Drive gloom to swift retreat.

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Pngf 7'li1'1-ry-four , With rolling pin as scepter, she Rules her dominion wellg Now acts as heavy pastryu cook Now rings the silence bell. XVest Cottage revelers fear her knock, But eat with joy her cake, And hail her Queen, with loud acclaim, Of all that brew and bake. ,gfifejgcalf 216. LMKLLC' NVLM tio-mil' Q, . QQJUL. ME uorrr M ' v WANT , 7 I 5 THE VOTE! -i M5411 MCQ Q-tigLg,C'C , T3 v'-'H nl, 7.4 .-i ve, -I'-'XM Yes, W'oman's place is in the home - This tenet's past dispute: The thing's too big to argue out, - And that is why l'm mute. l know the points you make are good, The answers to them fewg Yet though you laugh my words to scorn Somehow 1 feel theylre TFLIC. Poor Chaeey's had to manage things Since lirst she came to college: Class suppers, Sepiad and Masque Have given her tons of knowledge. And all this wisdom helps hex' now To plan each college dance S0 well that we're all sure to come If we have half a chance.