Harcum College - Purple Patches Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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Turple Tatches Oh, why do you say thatw- you didn't hcweuto be so nice to her - VVhy, no. I didn't have a date With him Saturdayi' and Yes, you know I do. 'i .Nay 8: Yes-perhaps eyes are at their very best over a fragrant cup of tea- .Nay 19: This afternoon the expression classes gave us scenes from Romeo and Juliet and Hhlacbethf' Becky TarWater's Romeo,' might Well shame Rollo Peters' and Janet Seed was a particularly strong and appeal- ing NIacbeth.,, Janet is Worthy of double applause because she was forced to act under the terrifying handicap of an unstable mustache. .Way 20: Some of us Went in to see Eva La Gallienne in The Master Builder and came back singing her praise with every breath. .Way 21: The Hill dance. Ninety handsome men versus fifty eager girls. Outcome? a Wonderful time was had by all. .Way 23: The Athletic dinner. VVe hate to be unnecessarily cruel so we will merely mention this Without comment-The camels Won the banner again! ! .Way 27: The dancing classes and the Glee Club combined intriguing songs, charming costumes and lovely grace to make their recital most enjoyable and successful. June 2, 3, 6, 7: Our last exams! I June 8: Tonight We visited the realm of fantasy and sighed and laughed with Pierrot and Pierrette in Prunella,', the Senior Class play. J une 9: T This morning is Class Day and we Seniors learn many things about ourselves that We have often suspected but never before announced. Tonight is the Commencement Recital and our musicians shine with amazing grace and talent. J une 10: Half sad-half proudv We are graduated. 42

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Turple Tatches Current Events BY BETTY DAVIS April 25'-24: My, you look Wonderful! It's so great to be back again. VVhy havenit you Written?' VVhy, she hasn't changed a bitli' It's the alumnae house party and it seems like a little bit of old times. April 28 anal 29: This hurts us more than it does you, but it simply 'must be said- Exavns-there, that's that. may 6: This is jolly, good fun in spite of the months of hard Work and the unremovable make- up. U The Pirates of Penzance Tresented by the Q-'lee Glub and the Trarnatic Glub MAY 6, 1927 DRAMATIS PERSONAE A RICHARD, A Pirate Chief .......,.........,.. ....... il? etty 'Davis SAMUEL, his Lieutenant ......... ........ ?B etty Sibbett FREDERIC, a Pirate Apprentice .... .... T enelope 61' arwater MAJOR GENERAL STANLEY ............ ..... J oanne Tenclleton EDWARD, A Sergeant of Police ............ ..... E thet Golegrove MABEL, the Generalis youngest daughter .... ........ R nth Heller KATE , Virginia Roundey EDITH General Stanley s daughters ..... . . Rebecca qvaywatm, RUTH, a Practical Maid-of-Allworkv .................. Qflmelia Gross OTHER DAUGITTERS OF GENERAL STANLEY-,Qois H artness, Evelyn J aclcle, Rebecca Keister, Janet Seecl, Helen T ate, Kathryn Thierne, Mar- garet'Uan f'Doren. A PIRATES-Evelyn Witner, Jllary-Jane Fulton,'Uirginia Grawford, Gatherine Hartman, Hannah Jllessmore, Jane Tendleton, Jean Sabisberg. POLICEMEN-Ethel Golegrove, Rebecca Keister, Florence King, ,Cyona Martin, .Marion Teters, Kathryn 61' hierne. 5llusieal6Director-ALLIE MERLE CONGER TrarnaticCDirector-PHOEBE ANNA GUTHRIE may 7: - ' The senior dance with its nervous awaitings, exultant greetings and sad, sweet good-byes. Heard over stalwart, masculine shoulders gliding by: 41

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