Smith College - Smith College Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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Julie Isabel Arnold Long, slim fingers twisting, Julie sits insisting I ' m as calm as calm can be. Little mice a-squeaking, From the room she ' s leaping, But still she ' s calm as calm can be ! Helen Woodard Atwater is only the adopted daughter of Wesleyan University, and therefore inherits none of its characteristics. The first flush of her babyhood colored the European world, and shone upon royalty itself. Smith, having administered in the brief space of three years, all the higher education at its command, now sends her on her way rejoicing. Belle Gertrude Baldwin has survived a remarkable career of committee-work in col- lege. Through long experience in various positions, she has become well versed in the gentle art of dunning. A most jovial and good-hearted girl, the drama of her college life, like Senior Dramatics, might appropri- ately end with faint laughter — and not so very faint, either.

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Here ' s to Ninety-Seven, She ' s the finest under heaven. THE BRYAN! PRESS FLORENCE M VSS

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Rachel Baldwin came from the town of Burlington, Iowa, and was known Freshman year as Apple. She appeared on the stage as Nathaniel N. W. Winkle, making a great hit, and winning for herself a reputation for meekness in the minds of all but those who knew her. Lois Barnard deserves great credit for the successful detective work she has done in dis- covering obscure facts about the inhabitants of the Lawrence House, without which some of these biographies would lack the scientific accuracy which at present distinguishes them. Anne Ide Barrows is of Providence, Rhode Island, a state she has often been called upon to defend ; having been President of Biological, of ' 97, and of the Council, she has well fitted herself to be President of some college or uni- versity, which she plans as her career after leaving Smith.