. Mortarboard. naro -:§Tnocnts Fri Juniors MathematicsLatin AEnglish AChemistry 6 .French 2Economics AMusicEnglish Elizabeth NitchieHelen CrossmanBertha FirebaughMary BaileyTessie BarrowsElise EddyJulia WagnerLilian Egleston Sophomores Seniors Botany 52History AEnglish BGerman 6Psychology ACooking .English 23Italian 2 . Margery EgglestonMabel B.^PalliserMuriel IvimeyEthel ShawElsie PlantVora JaquesMary NammackHarriet Fox Dorothy KirchweyAdelaide LoehrsenGretchen FrankeNaarnie MaisonAlma WiesnerClarice AuerbachMay HerrmannStella HopewellRose SlawterHazel WoodhullRay WestMarion MonteserMiss Mari
. Mortarboard. naro -:§Tnocnts Fri Juniors MathematicsLatin AEnglish AChemistry 6 .French 2Economics AMusicEnglish Elizabeth NitchieHelen CrossmanBertha FirebaughMary BaileyTessie BarrowsElise EddyJulia WagnerLilian Egleston Sophomores Seniors Botany 52History AEnglish BGerman 6Psychology ACooking .English 23Italian 2 . Margery EgglestonMabel B.^PalliserMuriel IvimeyEthel ShawElsie PlantVora JaquesMary NammackHarriet Fox Dorothy KirchweyAdelaide LoehrsenGretchen FrankeNaarnie MaisonAlma WiesnerClarice AuerbachMay HerrmannStella HopewellRose SlawterHazel WoodhullRay WestMarion MonteserMiss Marion FilerGertrude Hunter Johanna SchwarteMarion WeinsteinMabel McCannEdna FancherFlorence HopewellHelen WorrallMaud PenroseGladys Bonfils Note: QUITE some time is supposed to have elapsed between Acts I and II Lyrics by Edna Fancher Orchestral Accompaniments by the Mandolin Club. 131 •§HipIinnuuT Wear With the coining of Sophomore year the class of 1910 was plunged into an endless round of college activities. We looked in vain for the traditional systematized leisure,and concluded in despair that times had changed. Our officers for Sophomore year were: President, MabelPalliser; vice-president, Hazel Woodhull; corresponding secretary,.Mabel McCann; recording secretary, Hetty Dean; treasurer, RayWest; historian, Elizabeth Nitchie. The first thing we noticed about Sophomore year was thatit was hard, and that studies seemed to interfere constantlywith our college course. We are glad to be able to statethat our Acting Dean has confirmed our opinion; he has provedconclusively by means of a diagram that Sophomore year is thehardest year in college. To relieve the mental strain causedby History A and English B, we took Physical Ed. at TeachersCollege and disported ourselves scientifically. At least three girlsfound that they could climb the ropes. After much urg-ing from Hazel Woodhulland Miss Calhoun, a reallyrespectable number turned out fox basket-ball almost always h
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