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

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Class Officers 1929-1930 President ....... Alice Hardenbergh Vice-President ....... Molly Atmore Secretary ....... MARGARET Bradley SELF-GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Treasurer ........ Harriet Moore Executive Board Alice Hardenbergh Jean Bruere UNDERGRADUATE ASSOCIATION Treasurer ........ Ruth MlLLIKEN Advisory Board ...... Charlotte Tyler BRYN MAWR LEAGUE Advisory Members Marjorie Field Josephine Graton ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Secretary ....... Gertrude Woodward Sophomore Member ..... Winifred McCully COLLEGE NEWS Assistant Editors Rose Hatfield Lucy Sanborn Dorothea Perkins Business Board Molly Atmore Yvonne Cameron LANTERN Anne Burnett ...... Sarah Jenkins Smith VARSITY DRAMATICS Advisory Committee ...... Anne Burnett GLEE CLUB Secretary . . .... Charlotte Tyler SCIENCE CLUB Secretary ...... Eleanor Stonington SONG MISTRESS l- ' l OREN( !• T IGGART Page Fifteen

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with students. The class on their side began starving white rats too. It was in this course that they realized how great was the danger imperilling their lily; it might be proved an illusion of the Muller-Lyer type or, still worse, be the result of a pre- paratory set! The Medicine Lady was a great help to them, for she showed them how healthy bodies made healthy minds. And then a strange man came to tell them in a low, slow voice how healthy minds could be made into happy minds. Henceforth, they would know at once what to do if they found themselves beginning to scream when they heard water rushing into a bath tub. And also they were exceedingly glad to know about the befuddling effects of alcohol on the brain. They could never allow that to happen to them and they urged onward those who passed the rule forbidding the dangerous article to the members of the cult. To prove how fine those brains were becoming we shall mention the fact that they succeeded in discovering the animal song of the Class of ' 33. This was an epoch-making event and required the cleverest imaginable stratagem, being able to tell, for example, just what size spy would fit under what bed. Our class had reason to be very proud of itself. They were very joyful at the end of the year when they realized that in spite of appearing to neglect it, they had given their lily just the right kind of care and it was blooming more beautifully than ever. This time they didn ' t bother putting a tag on it before leaving. Page Fourteen

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JUNIOR YEAR