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

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1920 57 The Night Before the Morning After 58 The Desolate Diner, or Funeral Bakemeats 59 1923 60 Now Isn ' t that Just Typical? 61 Illuminations of the Lib 64 Athletics 67 SENIOR YEAR Class Officers 73 The Return of the Native 74 Remedies 75 A Ballad of Pembroke West 78 The Gentle Indian 80 1924 81 Dalton 82 Minnie the Milliner 84 An Invocation to Womanhood 87 This is a Highly Illumined Manuscript 88 A Dictionary of Political Economy 89 Graduating with Honors 90 1921 92 Athletics 95 Faculty 99 Directory 109 12

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Snbex PAGE To Parents Who Read This Book 13 FRESHMAN YEAR Class Officers 17 My Heart Leaps up When I Behold— 18 Drama 19 Ghosts 20 Here Lies Meekness 21 1918 (A Primer Lesson ) 22 Freshman Show 23 Llysyfran 24 Varsity Dramatics, 1918 25 Radnor 26 The Majority Rules 27 Veni, Vidi — ? 28 Athletics 29 SOPHOMORE YEAR Class Officers 35 If You Can ' t Fight. Farm! 36 The Young Visiter 37 Pirate Crew Kidnaps 1922 39 1919 40 Denbigh for the Denbighites 41 Beaux Stratagem 42 Infirmary Rules 43 1922 ■ ■ ■ 44 Pembroke East 45 Athletics 46 JUNIOR YEAR Class Officers 51 Group Conference 52 Rockefeller 53 Come Let Us Reason Together 54 An Excursion Through the Hall of Merion ... 5 1 1

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Eo Parents Mlljo eab H ) Poofe DEAR Parents, as you read this book and hear The jokes explained and fathom one by one The tilings which make this college lots of fun We bid you hush the swiftly growing fear That all our college life is written here, This the sum total of the things we ' ve done. No. We have read great poems, and the strong Terse science texts have held us hour by hour. But, in the half-light, pages lose their power; We hear a phrase from an athletic song, Hook on a hockey skirt and join the throng To tea-house, chattering as we devour. These are our guzzling moments — let them go Lightly as they were lived. To those of you Who doubt if all our tales of work are true, We give assurance that new day will show Us lib or lab bound, for none better know Day has its dreams. But night has muggle, too. Helen Hill. 13