Bryn Mawr School - Bryn Mawrtyr Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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GLEE CLUB For the benefit of the- Sr-linlarsliip Fimtl. the Glee Club pres:-nlt-sl Gilbert and Sulli- van's The Pirates of Penzance- D1-cemlwr 8th and 9th. DRANIATIF PEHSONAE .Vapor-General Stanley Patsy Scott The Pirate King .lam-t llruwn Samuel fHi.s I.ieuh'nuntj Nlimi Pac-kartl Frzfzleriff lTh1' Pirate' .flppr1'r1lira'j Sergeant of Polin' . Helen fiule Green Etlith Fnrhes Ruth lPiralr' Mai1l-oj-r1ll-trnrlrj Mabel. Edith ,. Kale... . , Isabel, .. ,. , and Pirates. Wa rtls. DRAMATIC CLUB Nancy lllayhr ivfv k .lill Block liarhara .lrrhnson Cynthia Williams Patricia Phillips aml Ptlll1'i'II1!'l1. The rnmlmine-fl flramatim- rluhs of Gilman antl Bryn Xluwr pil-svritetl The llark llmtsf-, a myste-ry play sttgzgzestetl hy an incident in a bunk hy G. Nl. l vnn. Ull the night nf March l6th. Bryn Nlawr girls taking part in the play: Hrs. Hun! . Lerlfz lrans .llatilzla Pinlr , Crave Gordon Strarzmfv 29 l. llm' relia Dv Wulf Patsy S i-i1 tt .lavliiv Wlomls Cynthia Williams June Eager Left to Right. Bark Knut :L Cole: Privez li. lmnz: ll. Cole: Snyrler XlcFall: llc- Gltizf-: fllayllrnnk: Duker: llsappr-r: ll:-nity: 5, Cfrnrnw-ll Carlanrl: A. l.. Perkins. Tl1ir1lRn1c': pl. T. lluwt-ll: lllunl: Pat-kartl lglf-hart: Xhmtlsz Slit-els: X. Wehrz X.5li1'l4: N. We-ltr: Parl-u'r: Crt-eil Hag:-r: Nlt-lxin: Olt: llurrnll. S !'Ulltl Rolf: Ftrnlpt-I: Ewing: II, Carl:-r l 2 K. l.. liitlgt-ly: lhillips: lhe-lps: li. Pentlleton: llrtmn.pI't'si1l1'nt: lfurlws l'lI'l'-lll'l'Sllll'IIlj ff. XXilliams: A. Mlanis: Sflllllltlll Nlnvk: li, .ltlllllftlll Ifrnnt Razr: Cugswe-Il: P, Xlerrivk: G. Pcrltins: Hlawk: Nltmra-: Ke-mp Cmwly: llnlle-rith: fi. Nlerrivk: Gaines: Hiepe: Nl. Perkins: llmulnin SC'2lI'lFIl. Absent: Sm-tt: P. Sloan: l. Loynaz. Lf-ft to Right. lim-If Run: S. llnpkins: Wtmtls: fl. Williams: P. llennf-tt: 5. Wurtliingrtnnz llurns: Ryland: l-lager: ll:- Wolf. Front Rott: llulwr. ll. lwltnson: Fitzgerald: Klingvl, .wt'rf'tary: llinrivhs. prvsitlwzt: Smut. t'ir'e-presitlwzt: Furlws: Green: tfuflet-1 li. Pt-mllvtttn. .4b.wnl: King. trwtxitrvrg liarrollz llansf-nz .l. lhwmn: Pavkartl: C. Williams: Clark: Marston.

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Left to Righl. Back Row: Dorsey: F. Worthington: Jenkins: Cooper: ,-X. Benet: D. Sloan: lglehart: li. Nice: E. Rice NI. Cromwell: B. Johnson: B. I,enz: Roeder. Fran! Rozc Nash: Warfield: C. Oles: Denny: Green. president: Combs: Stick: Barker: Abbott: Tillinghast. A Ifsent: Packard. rice' prexfrlerztg Carter: Blunt. Left to Right. Back Rout: Blalock: Herrick: NI. Perkins: Howdy: li. Nice: J. Wirightz C. Perkins. .llillzlle Rlllff llarvey: l'. Cromwell: Turner: Eager: Dixon: Barker: Hansen: Digges: B. Worthington. front Rozc: ligertonz lf. llice: -X. Cole: K. Baker. l'Il't'-lIft'Sli11l'IlIQ l'. Simpson. presitlcntg llolmes: F. Adams: Clemson: A. Wehr. Absent: Hoya-eg Killough: Strickland. v STUDENT GOVERNMENT The goal of Student Government during 19-1-4-45 was to make the organization a forceful body in school life and help the students realize that they could govern themselves. lt is self-evident if such a pro- gram is to succeed. the cooperation of every girl is necessary. There were concrete ways in which we tried to make our system effective. For example. Lateness Books were placed in each room and used with a great deal of success: the constitution was rewritten to bring it up to date. But modernizing a constitution without student cooperation is not improving the school measureably. and tllus we are proud to report that school spirit during the year was at the high level necessary to back up our specific methods and make our program effective. At commencenient as usual the Student Government award will be presented to the class which has done most to help our organization. ln conclusion. ue wish lo thank Miss Yan liihher for her untiring interest and helpful advice. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Familiar phrases from the locker room: But I've only got one gym blouse . . . My tunic's in the laundry . . . Has anyone seen my bloomers? . . . These lockers are very untidy . . . But here's where my name would have been: the black marking must have come out in the wash . . . Is it on the upper or lower field? . . . In my opin- ion. it looks as if it's going to rain . . . Shh. We're making too much noise . . . Look at the holes in your sneakers . . . Ouch. you're stepping on me . . . Someone just has to get out of the way and let me get my things out of my locker . . . No. you can't borrow my sweatshirt twe trust this answer is correct!! . . . Wonder where I left my hockey stick . . . You'll just have to Hx these shinguards before another match: they make you like a clumsy ox . . . This red sweater will have to do: there aren't any more brown sweatshirts in the market . . . One of these days I'm going to wear long stockings to keep me warm . . . Hey, are you sure I exercise this period? . . . 'Scuse me. I've got to get the balls and pinnies . . . Ilurry up, there goes the hell, we're going to he late! 28

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Left to Right. IIur'If Roux' llollerith: Vliootls: Baker: Hooper: Phillips: Eager: lgleharl: De Wolf: Byland: Wagantlt: Hansen: Barker: Carter: Digges: Klingel: Duker: P. Simpson: Creen: Caflee. Third Rolf: Bart- lett: Scott: li. Worthington: Combs: W. Amos: Rutledge: P. Bennett: Dixon: Clark: Orem: Oli: Krantz: Carney: A. Wehr: Killough: Bald- win: Snyder: D. Sloan: Van Ness. Seronrl Raw: C. Williams: Parker: N. We-ln': Fitzgerald: Folger: Kloek: Clemson. VII represenmlireg Nlur- ray. president: Turner. VIII represeltlaliiwg Gaines: Nicholson: 5. .lohn- son: Forbes: l ell: llinriehs. I'ron1 Roux' A. Adams: liarroll: F. Worth- ington: King: llonoer: Nlelvin: llolmes: Abbott: Perry: P. Cromwell. .? 71-tn. Left to Right, l'IlIl'If Keir: B. Pinkerton: Swigert: Clemson: Carney: Folger: Combs' B. Jones: B. Johnson: Ryland: P. Bennett. Third R01l'.' Baker: Parker: N. Wehr: Eager: Bartlett: Klingel: Forbes: Melvin: Green: Rutledge. Seeaml Rott: B. Pendleton: A. Benet: Jenkins: Denny: B. Worthington. president: Fitzgerald, vice-president: Stick: Snyder: Perry: Caffee. Front Roto: Harlan: Niles: XI. Simpson: Men- zies: P. Sloan: Harvey. Absent: S. A. Adams: Forbes: Packard: Pum- phrey: P. Rice: P. Simpson: ,l. Wright. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Since the first year of the Christian Asso- ciation, organized in 1941. the membership has doubled. The Association meets in the Senior Room every other Monday afternoon for discussion of religious subjects with speakers from the ehurehes of Baltimore. This year. the Revs. Doll. Stone. Baker. and .lensen and Dr. Ashton have spoken to the Assoeiation. We also had tlte honor of having Bishop Powell. and the Rev. Nliehael Coleman, formerly of All Hallnws Chureh. lfngland. At the suggestion of llr. Coleman. the members of the Christian ,Nssoeiation and the younger girls in the st-hool are eorresponding with English ehil- dren. We hope through our eorresponrlenees to at-quaint ourselves with their aetivities and to exehange ideas. CAMERA CLUB Another year of war has meant another year of tliliieulty for the Camera Club. It is a rare oeeasion indeed that the prospec- tive film buyer does not meet this sign on the counters of photographic supply stores Sorry. no roll film today. What film that enn he obtained is used with greater foresight than in pre-war days when eam- eras elim-ked earelessly. and of course better pietures are tlte result. ln the fall hockey game snapshots predominate-the tense team line-up, the enthusiastic speelators. the jumping eheerleaders: in the winter yotl will always find pictures of shivering students carrying armfuls of books through the snow: and in the spring you can look forward to pictures of almost whole classes eating luneh out under the trees. The Camera Club bulletin board in the Garrett Building may be ehanged less fre- quently, hut it still attracts as much inter- est as ever. 30