Bryn Mawr College YearbookClass of 1904 . sDid I say that we sang? Say rather, we squeaked; for the song wasstarted so high that only a few brave spirits even attempted to reachthe upper notes. It was, perhaps, with the memory of this early failurein their minds, that after the presentation of the lanterns in our Sopho-more year, 1902, gave their class cheer for 1904s singing. Clara Cary Case. 1904-1902 Tune—Star Spangled Banner. Words by Alice Waldo. O say, can you see, by the light of the stars, The beautiful flag that the Juniors have given, On which are emblazoned in luminous bars The numb
Bryn Mawr College YearbookClass of 1904 . sDid I say that we sang? Say rather, we squeaked; for the song wasstarted so high that only a few brave spirits even attempted to reachthe upper notes. It was, perhaps, with the memory of this early failurein their minds, that after the presentation of the lanterns in our Sopho-more year, 1902, gave their class cheer for 1904s singing. Clara Cary Case. 1904-1902 Tune—Star Spangled Banner. Words by Alice Waldo. O say, can you see, by the light of the stars, The beautiful flag that the Juniors have given, On which are emblazoned in luminous bars The numbers we love and for which we have striven? Chorus—Then well cheer 1902,And well ever be trueTo the class that has helped us and watched oer us the 1904 banner, O long may it waveOer a class that is loyal, united and brave. Then we thank you to-night for the flag of our class,When it waves oer our heads, we will think of you ever;When at last from the portals of Bryn Mawr we passDo you think well forget you? O, never, O never!. 3Jlj£ #?twir iatfrrtatttmntt N the Nineteenth of October, the Class had the joy ofattending an entertainment given by the mighty Seniorsthemselves. Entering the gymnasium by the narrow backstairway of Honor, we were confronted with a most wax-worklike and unseniorlike company of Mrs. Jarleys WaxWorks. A few of our Senior friends and acquaintances, it^V> ^-^fo7 is true, we were able to recognize in the guiding ushers[ \0^armed with bell-wands to whom we clung in the melee. High on a pedestal in the middle of the room, poised the StanlausBryn Mawr Girl with the most incredible number of ruffles set off byC\a cap and gown. Then it was that we became aware of a bustling , adorned with a gay bonnet and shawl, who, with an amazinglyvoluble flow of language, was exhibiting more figures on the stage to thefortunate persons near her. At her Wind him up George! that re-markable creature then rapidly shuffled across the stage and wound up,i
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