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

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her ice cream into the marshmallow-sauce howl. Sedgewick found all the bicycles locked when she wanted to go to the movies, but Sedgewick found a key. At eight one could have seen her climbing from the bicycle into the ladies ' window of the Seville. At ten o ' clock she walked out of the Seville. There was a policeman so she had to leave the bicycle. Sedgewick had a soda at Powers and Reynolds and charged it to Mrs. Manning. Sedgewick saw every movie and got her High C ' s. Sedgewick had to thumb her way home. From eleven to twelve Sedgewick bathed. She took the stopper of her favorite tub back to her room. Sedgewick was a senior. Page Twenty-fire

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LIFE IS A CREAM SEPARATOR FANNY got up at seven to take her own and everyone else ' s books back to the library before eight o ' clock. She ate her fruit and vvheatena slowly and went to sit in the smoking room with a box of matches always ready while her class smoked. Nine o ' clock found Fanny lending pencils and handkerchiefs to the psychology class. At eleven one could see her hurrying to the library with milk bottles, straws and crackers for her friends and others. Eleven-fifteen and she had washed them out and returned them to the kitchen. At lunch she ordered milk to give away the cream. She never had her maraschino cherry. Two o ' clock found Fanny at the bank. At three o ' clock and four o ' clock Fanny was still at the bank. Five o ' clock and Fanny was at the A. P. It took three trips to get all the money and groceries home. She read her books in the reserve room because somebody else might want one, and she could always read something else. Fanny insisted on washing dishes. Fanny was a freshman. a -3 I EDGEWICK rose at nine minutes after nine. Sedgewick used any tooth brush on the washstand if she wasn ' t too rushed. Nine-eleven found Sedge- wick slipping into class before the door closed, with the signing-out pencil. Sedgewick read all the magazines in the book shop, there. Sedgewick signed Smith when she took books out of the Art Seminary and she kept them till she read them. She had a key and lock put on the Carola Woeshonhoffer door. Sedgewick checked every vocation. Sedgewick liked her tea. At dinner she dumped Page Twenty-four

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