Bryn Mawr College - Bryn Mawr Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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Content PAGE The Class frontispiece Editorial and Business Boards 5 Preface 7 Freshman Year Offices 13 Nothing in Particular, Susan F. Nichols 15 Freshman Show, Atala Thayer Scudder 17 The Family, Helen Everett 19 Athletic Records 21 Sophomore Year Offices 25 The Road to Yesterday, Dagmar terkins 27 In Memoriam — 1913, Mary Monroe Harlan 29 Interview for Argument, Helene Evans 30 Gems from The Moderns, Florence G. Hafton 31 Athletic Records. 34 Junior Year Offices 37 The Temptations, Dessau-Goodhne 39 Banner Show, Helen W. Irvin 41 May Day, Alice R. Humphrey 42 To the May Pole Let us On, M. G. Brownell 44 The Other Greeks, F. G. Hatton 46 Athletic Records 47

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write at all, I guess. I ' m sorry, hut you all had better find someone else for that job. Good- bye, I ' m going to New York till Thursday. Then there was the article about entertaining ministers which might have thrown some side lights on Snoddy, and one called On Getting a Degree, which was to come from Edna ' s pen. We thought that a brilliant idea but she said she had had enough of writing that last month under Miss Crandall ' s watchful eye. Ethel gave us one about the mail, but, of course, Pern. West simply couldn ' t let that out. The Clam, as Gane and Snyder ' s bill always called us, had to stand by each other in an emergency like that. We really should have a second Braley write-up from Myra Richards, for we have one on 1914 there; but it is too late now, and we shall simply have to send her our good wishes and wait until reunion to hear the story from her own lips. In spite of all these omissions and casualties, however, we hope that you will find reading here for a lonely hour, and that you will be diverted and cheered in those moments when it seems that even the sound of a Fa-a-a-1-1 I-n-n-n! would come gratefully to your ear. May those classes who are left behind us send us a friendly thought now and then, if they chance to turn the pages of our Record, and keep us a welcome for the days when we shall all come back to walk in the shade of the Crab Apple Tree together. Florence G. Hatton.

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Content - Continueb Senior Year page Offices 51 Upper Ten 53 Dignity and the Chair, . Bradford 54 The Forum, Adrienne Kenyon 5C Writing Petitions, Helen Taft 58 The New Organ and the Old, M. Chamberlain 60 The Lark, the Linnet and all the Finches, habelle Smith 61 Apologia, Elizabeth B. Smith 63 Main Line News 65 On Choosing a Senior Play 67 Major Chemistry 69 The High Officul and the Female Detective, Cecilia Sargent 71 The May Queens, Mary Monroe Harlan 73 Farewell, Elizabeth B. Smith 74 The Message College had for Me. Atala Tliayer Scudder 75 Recent Philosophical Tendencies, Florence Gage Hatton 77 Under Two Banners, Helen Taft 79 Athletic Teams and Records 81 The Question of Environment Pem. Versus Rock., Enid Dessau 85 Pem. West Second Floor, Eleanor Freer 87 Denbigh Dining, Free and Justice 89 Home Life in Merion, Mary Gertrude Brownell 91 Retrospection — A Drama, Glenn and MeCollin 93 Life in Rock., Olga Erbsloh 94 Returning to Visit, Julia L. Harrison 96 White Intellectualized, Emily Clifford Noyes 98 Our Place in History, A . Snodgrass 100 Class Addresses 103