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

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GERRY PATTISON LOUISE RINGWALT CARYL ROSAMUND ROSS MARY H. N. SCHAEFER Page twenty-five

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MARCIA DEMBOW LAURA DIMOND JACQUELINE HEBERLING MILDRED FRANCES NELSON Page twenty-four

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English . Friendship with the English department be- gan with a rat named Arthur who tried to impress us with the value of speaking correct English — words, words, words. However, we soon found that he was wrong: The proper study of mankind is Man , for after all, Stone walls do not a prison make nor iron bars a cage. But now We hear time ' s winged chariot drawing near and find the eternal truths of English literature written on the English department ' s bulletin board: A little learning is a dangerous thing . So Close thy Byron, open thy Goethe and no one shall say The lady doth protest too much . We too have served by standing and waiting — ( Shake not thy gory locks at me . . . ) . We have learned what is meant by the magic letters C. B. E. L. and are now prepared to continue our studies with a copy of The Owl in our collective pockets. We stand at the threshold of the world, pen- sive but not in thought. Perhaps we will meet Anna Livia Purebell, perhaps only the rev- erend Dimmesdale. But despite agenbite of inwit, we push ever onward; Our strength is as the strength of ten because our hearts are pure. Page twenty-six