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

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Pagi- Shels always in a hurry, Don't ask us why or wheng If she isn't going somewhere, She's coming back again. She never leaves her wit behind, Nor yet her oratoryg And if you do not know her, We must say-we are sorry. HMM L. Cgflwu Her Studey Ciovn expression says You can't play tricks on mef' And yet, to those that know her best, She's jolly as can be. An all 'round girl, in work or play A comrade worth the whileg 'But sweetest, when her serious face ls lighted with a smile. WL HXVLEZJL flef ff, YW YMLQQZZFTL I 1 . ...bf She's rather tall and dignified, Yet you she will not scorng Her smile will serve you for a guide To the place where she was born In Public Speaking you can hear Her pleasant drawl, and then Can tell without a well trained ear She hails from Michigan. 7'li1'rly-jiw

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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.

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P a ga T11 frr y-J ix She's a peaceful sort of person In almost every way: You'd never suspect the awful thing She does ,most every day. lVhen Miller Hall girls whisper And chatter in the hall, She shoots them with her pistol, And she never cares at all. 4l,Q,llJ.bL.xL QClEl,fX,U.7L M4 XZAZWHA lllcxllr-LQ H A U grail-it QCBE. JL -' if ' R. X . j, ,A We wish that Ruth VVCI'CIl'lQ moved So much time in the Sem, For in all revels sheis the queen Of presidents pro tem. But one unmalh-like interest She found her Senior year. couldnlt think of II when first She , The measles 'gan appear. to spend The Pembroke bells might cease to ring, The Pembroke clock be dumbg And then, at chapel time, perchance The dean might fail to come. Yet Mabel still would be on hand, Before the doors swung shutg Unmoved by all vieissitudes She'd still record the cuts.