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£S opt)omore Bear ®f)c importance Conttnueb Class Officers: President, Caroline Stevens Vice-President and Treasurer, Lucy Weygandt Harris Secretary, Natalie Friend McFaden Undergraduate Association: Assistant Treasurer, Agnes Dorothy Shipley Athletic Association: Vice-President and Treasurer, Margaret Scattergood Christian Association: Secretary, Natalie Friend McFaden Self-Government Association: Treasurer, Caroline Stevens College Settlement Association: Elector, Margaret Scattergood Equal Suffrage League: Treasurer, Romaine McIlvaine Lantern and Tipyn o ' Bob Board: Elisabeth Hemenway Agnes Dorothy Shipley Monica Barry O ' Shea College News Board: Katharine Burr Blodgett Eleanor Dulles Lansing Trophy Club: Margaret Thompson Elizabeth Faulkner Philosophy Club: Secretary, Ilsa Knauth
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!H)e JBeat fcatb gdjemeg AS soon as we got to Bryn Mawr the powers immediately recognized our latent his- trionic ability and went and had a May Day. So it wasn ' t till Sophomore year that we had an opportunity to show what we could do for ourselves. Here let Mice and Men go down to history. In those days of inexperience we thought our little senti- mental comedy a cause for triumph. And after all, why not? Wasn ' t Lucia perfection to the last degree? And we did succeed in launching Monic on her career of dissipation. As for the orphans, Miss Donnelley herself breathlessly confessed she had no idea Bryn Mawr gi rls could look so unintelligent. (Can ' t every one agree that it was Emmy ' s experience as the young epileptic that gave the Poet of Senior year those eloquent legs?) Of course Jenks had to inhale her talcum powder pipe in the middle of the first act and choke till I thought she ' d never reach the audible stage again. Things tended to gang aglay more than once, but who can forget the graciousness with which our nearly voice- less and quite mute Con bowed to the applause that greeted her after Mary ' s lovely render- ing of My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose. As I look back upon it now Mice and Men, inadequately played andj in parts strangely cast, still brings to me a warm glow. When Mark Embry poured forth his manly soul in that heartrending sob, Child, Child, how could you? some one on the front row wept. I saw her! Could one ask more? Helen Marie Harris. —27—
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