Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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xlzlrlf up ff fum' nm Ifflllll' l:urnmny flu l'1fl'lI no! dr-nt quintvt, rcndcr sr-vvral dittim-s. Ve-ry good. Mrs. lVcnd1-ll gm-ts lvouquct as lwr ticket sales look on. livm-rylvody happy, in- cluding business inanagz-r. And the Sopli Hop .... Mau llcaty c-liairnian of tlic connnittm-. Tllc Hartford Club. Swank, swank. Tiny Hill and liis orcllcfstra. Tiny's pa-rsistcricc in playing and playing that Doodly-do song, VVlllCll still plagguf-s our l'?1I'dI'lll1lS. Very pretty girls Cin accordanc-v with Trinity custoxnj. Girls on the stairs. Girls dancing-ve-ry nivcly too. Girls drinking -vm-ry c-apalmly. Girls everywln-rc-wondvrful. A nim- crowdQ not too larga-Q not too small. Fa-w

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mit umm nNLv because of numerous engagements in other . . . metrnpnlimn CErntrrn . . . A X-ifxxff-XX-'iw F 'R 1 D A Y, December 1544 AT THE VV est Middle School 927 Asylum Avenue cumin at 8.30 Prompt o.o.'r. cow Own me T ll E A rinitp Qjollege gestersk Q P IQESEN T 9 -..3.2-.4?Q..931il.'..-E..Qii.Q..5Zi5.l3.. .QQX 012 -W--R--J'That Man ls Mara Aszain -'---o--- i QL: FRANK H. BERNARD S, Y . , V Y ,, , , X in i, Il A lx 1: A PI: A R E Raya, lt' you hate tears pn-pure tu :-hed them now , for 'Tuugh he-tv them htm' ue mill, there is it tide in the alinirs nt' men wltieli proves that 'Atlte qnttiity of mercy is not strained. Uflell Slzepard 1 A THRILLINC. Romancein Q3 Thrnbhingig 35. cfrfmnnwl with jlIlfV.'ll1I1,5, puts:-lies. A fl'cV:i.vl.'1I1'ug tirinna wliich renders commot- cfmollc. HEL PL l1'.S'.S' l!Y1AI.fl.Ve1iugtit in the I e r r 1 I1 I H foils of fate. A s5'tttgx-siutxx, which nxzxlwa nititltt-iw swoon :ind plays hai uc with the exnntiuns uf the nmst sophisticated 5-Iphllvl1f'.2IffH. .M-............... ..... ...............-.. ...... .......................,.. .... . .... . ..... ........... 5 C Desire li Duty Lucie is Lava A .smrzlmg am! rmfistir: L',YIO.S'I'li'1t' of the lsrilnhrltf and Viilainy of Ilunmn Nature f lf might be your Mather f your .N'1ktw'.. ..Ygq! IDQQI-IQOQCQQQ CQIZUQIQIUC 15 JY' fhfhlinegalclllecl Kaul '13 . . . I-lqw the Critics Rave! . . Cbnipletely a,tbsov'tunit eaiuterizitig wit. II. C. Swan, .ll.D. Not Physics A. hut .VX Pliyfic. ll. A. Perkins. i The fun is direelly pt-fqiwtiotiiil to the thrill of the squure wot thereof. The only triunglf- uith :ill its angles obtuse. II. M. Jl.'nlo11r11'm. The perfornmnee is period - ieaily Corinna - cal. I was warmed as by tt tire wltwrv stunvmtt: had just put sumr- 3 T L. Ilood. Huff :inure kick than 4',li,,0Ii und in this ease the punch isn't diluted. V.K.lS'neb1e Biology has proved that goudm-ws is gliindnlar :ind ii skin ginne eau only gn so fur, T.ll.lhIv,s0m1elle, J'etai:4 cuilipletelm-tit veridu sux' lu, L. II. Jx7.'l'Vl0l. Q90 GD 00000000000000 CDO Qiiiiiiillilhillllcltil C101 All This for UNLY SBUQ25 Reserved Seats 75c General Admission loililiail with APCUIZII' 1118165 for the 101 ,'Zf1afy i6?ll?,A lN67l J Lgzzzcfy 501: General Admission PLIf!'i+A HlGH CLASS, REFlNED AND ELEGANT N ETYYIIEUL ' ff 1 if Eg AtEa1axg nf Stars at f ff Never lu-fore ztswmlile-d under one rnarmgenient NO MONEY COULD suv THEIR SERVICES No Sh, ... Not Much! LT Doa't Align-r 77115 Opponunity to Run The Gamut of .LwIDOf1bDS hom A TO B villain hissed. Ted Swiderski the hero: Bali Hebman the villain. Ted Swiderski kissing the heroine without benefit of stage directions. N3llQ,'llt3', nztngllty. Mr. lVendell,s spirited recitation of 'l'l1e Face on the BJll'I'00lll Floorv . . . rtvundly cheered. The Trinity Pipes, stu- nt rflw rrlru III rf 1'

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drunks. VVhite ties and tails. The skirts are very full, very colorful. very swishg the waltzes most popular. Scents utterly feminine: sandalwood, musk, honeysuckle, pink clover. Mark Rainsford around with that camera. Frightening people with that flash bulb. Corsages. The faculty: at first, very correct, very graciousg later, very playful, very friendly. A certain well- known deb a colossal flop. And a financial success. Hurray for Mac. After the dance . . . everyone leaving. Much honking of horns. Repeated good nights. The slamming of ear doors. Roar- ing motors. General disorder. Then quiet descends upon the club. But elsewhere is gaiety still. College girls and college boys out on a spree. VVe won't be home until lwy. lemme in morning. Sitting in diners!-eating. Sitting in automobiles or on porch steps-talking, even in the chilly air. The pungent odor of dying Howers. Do kisses count? Or are they all part of the game? Saturday morning . . . girls in classes Csome soberj. Understanding professors X , wo: may bfi: fs 2' R-tn. 5 7- XMI, Cwf ,L ,ht wt AZT l e-Z. CD 2 no- l T0-LD You Solv neglecting to appear .... Some students unable to appear. House parties and house dances all week-end. All houses putting up good fronts-they hope. Then those frat dances: girls, boys-all packed into overcrowded roomsg three or four people trying to sit in tl1e same chairg four or five trying to stand on the same spotg fifty trying to use the same ash tray. lrove in bloom. Food and drink. Fun. i211