Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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i Ui ° Mlembers of tl)e (BirU ' 6Ue (Tlub Auc;usTA Allen Julia Alice Alexander Dorothy Anderson Elizabeth Atiierholt RosELYND Atiierholt Doris Arthur Emma Louise Bailey Elizabeth Earth Mary Baumgartner Susannah Beury Dorothy Blackburn Anne Bockius Julia Bope Katherine Briegel Elsie Brown Frances Carter Charlotte Chrisman Janet Clark Dorothy Clendenning Virginia Coleman Cornelia Coy Delma Crenshaw Edith Cugley Hannah Darlington Edna Davies Jeannette Dell Mary Donovan Clara Dewees Margaret Embery Virginia Evans Ella Falck Louise Firmin Elizabeth Fisher Isabelle Fussell Anne Gault Carol Gibbs Mildred Grim Anna Haldeman Emily Hallauer Ellen Hayes Katherine Hay ' es Margaret Hayes Doris Hayes Ethel Hinds Miriam Jenkins Ann Johnson Alline Jones Elizabeth Knabe Helen Knight Jean Knowles Bettie Larimoke Christine Latshavv Gertrude McCabe Blanche McMullen Helen Martin Elizabeth Miller Grace Moore Alice Nagle Gladys Newton Marjorie Onderdonk Paula Pagelow Helen Parrott Margaret Pennock Lucy Rainier Harriet Renshaw Hope Richardson Mary Roberts Lois Ryan Helen Samuel Mary Schellinger Elizabeth Schellinger Elizabeth Scott Elizabeth Sellers Elizabetpi Shannon Rena Sharples Charlotte Speakman Cornelia Stabler Marie Stettler Claire Strawn Evelyn Strawn Emily Strong Ruth Tanguy ' Genevieve Tarby Thelma Taylor Eleanor Weber Lena Weiss Harriet Wetzel Morrisa Williams Aline Woodrow Meta Yarnall 221

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fi n ' ' 1 HA Obe ' Somen ' s (Bke (Tlub After a year of making things hum in war activities, the women of Swarth- more have devoted part of their energies toward bringing back renewed harmony and music into college life through the re-establishment of the Women ' s Glee Club. The membership of the Club is larger than ever before. The directors of the organization intend that it shall be not only a musical club, but shall also be the means of bringing together the different types of college women in a pleasant, profitable way. Its value to the college is shown by its readiness to supply music upon such occasions as Founders ' Day, Thanksgiving Day services, and Christmas, when, in conjunction with the Men ' s Glee Club, a cantata was presented which brought the Christmas spirit closer to the college people. This spring, Miss Edith M. Morgan, of Philadelphia, is training the Club and directing an entertainment for May 8. Next year the Club hopes to offer a thorough course in chorus singing for the entire year, under the direction of Miss Morgan. Officers President - - - - - - - - ■ - Lena A. Weiss, ' 21 Secretary --------- Evelyn Strawn, ' 21 Treasurer -------- Elizabeth Miller, ' 22 220

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H YERf?S Obe -S (Llub The disljanding of the men ' s eating clubs at Swarthmore has brouglit about at last the actual formation of the long-discussed Varsity Club, or. as it has been officially christened. The ' S ' Club. The membership of this club will include both under-graduate and alumni letter men in major sports. The constitution states that its pur- pose shall be to hold the interest of ' S ' Club alumni in Swarthmore athletics, to encourage students to go out for athletic honors, to discour- age athletes from breaking training, and to strive for high standards of sportsmanship in all Swarthmore athletics. - Only Junior and Senior men are eligible to active membership. Sophomore letter men are eligible to associate membership. Freshmen may attend meetings after they have won their letter. Officers for ip20 President - - Vice President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer David S. Klauder Thomas L. Eagan Clarence H. Yoder J. Frederic Wiese William H. Stow. Jr- 222