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

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Page A Day In Thy Courts 48 Gee, We Like Music With Our Meals 49 Helpful Hints to Daring Doctors 50 To Our Young Allies 51 Bravery Awards 52 FOURTH YEAR General Staff 55 Graduating With Honor 57 And Here We Are Again 58 We Were All Censored Up And Had Nothing To Show 59 Peace, Perfect Peace 61 Our Presidential Ticket 63 The Origins of 1919 ' s Athletic Spirit 64 Little Rachel On The Professional Speaker 66 1922: A Study In Heredity 68 How I Passed My Shakespeare 69 Our Longest Sustained Effort 71 Llysyfran, As Her Wardens See Her 73 1919 Roll of Honor 75 Bravery Awards 76 A Tribute To The Class Of 1919 From The Class Of 1919 77 Back To Civilian Life: Directory 79 NON-COMBATANTS We HAVE KNOWN 83

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Cpic fttsitorp of tfte OTara of 1919 ©utbe to Mar 3ctibitie Page The Victors Frontispiece Ante Bellum Preparations 7 FIRST YEAR General Staff U We Met You At The Marne 12 Who Prop, Thou Askst, In These Bad Days, My Mind? 15 Our Eight-Hour Day 17 Denbigh Forever 18 1916, Viewed By The College Thomson 21 Bravery Awards 22 SECOND YEAR General Staff 25 We Beat You At The Aisne 26 I Wish I Were A Little Rock 29 Our Life ' s A Dream, or Disillusioned By The Scarecrow 31 To 1920 32 Psychology Test of Office Redtape 33 To Our Juniors 35 Bravery Awards 36 THIRD YEAR General Staff 39 We Gave You Hell At Neuve Chapelle 40 Speech Made At The Fifth Team Banquet 42 Gotterdaemmerung, or What Not 43 The Quality Of Mercy Is Not Strained 47 —5—

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nte Vellum preparation FOR the benefit of the few who didn ' t go to Tutoring School in September, 1915, let it be known at once that Tutoring School is not fundamentally an institution for the weak-minded or deficient. In the first place, there is no way for a moron to enter Bryn Mawr, and all of us got here. In the second place, consider the individual members and attainments of our student body and you will see that they are far from deficient — in fact, very efficient. 1917 was well represented by two of the famous Big Beautifuls. 1918 by their two best-looking and best known members, in fact two of the only four members who escaped Peaches en masse (see Self-Gov. minutes). These celebrities from 1917 and 1918 added much to the prestige of our members, but it was 1919 who made the Tutoring School, or perhaps better, finished it. Four of us are married. One is engaged. One suspected. And one is carrying on a lively and entertaining flirtation with a well-known repre- sentative of English society, Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David, Prince of Wales! You won ' t find any of Tutoring School among P. T. ' s Upper Ten, you see. They didn ' t have time to do much for Athena — it was a case of Laus Veneris. So much for the inmates of T. S. Now for the notable institution itself: From the first, several facts must be kept in mind — for instance, that September is the hottest month of the year in Bryn Mawr, and that September, 1915, was the hottest of all the hot Septembers; also, that the Infirmary, Tutoring School ' s main dormitory and executive building, has no screens and several million flies. It was in the midst of this heat-and-flies that T. S. opened to the public and there we arrived, winter clothes, furs, etc., prepared for a Pennsylvania winter. Work, of course, could not begin until there had been a general rearrangement of wearing apparel, and an influx of fly-swatters and mosquito netting. After this, affairs proceeded serenely and comfortably until a telegram came from one Gertrude M. Flanagan. It was then that —7—