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SUSAN CAROLINE SNYDERALLENTOWN.4llcntomn Colle,qe for \Yomen; Pi Beta Phi;Cl;~ss Hiatorinn. 3: Ilcutscher Vrrein; Laml>daAlnha Uctn: 1.atin P11~losoohic;~l Coor+c."Susanna" or "Suc".If you don't believe the saying that it is awoman's privilege to change her mind, you surelywill if you ever meet "Sue". One is never cer-tain of what she is going to say next, nor is onesure of being favored by her; for "Sue" is not thekind who makes up her mind and sticks to her decision,but rather one who will say one thing atten o'clock and in half an hour think directly opposite.Nevertheless, "Sue" has the knack ofmaking vlsltors feel comfortable even though she is burdened with the prospect of Germanand Ethics to be prepared. Her diversion is the reciting of German poems in Verein.3 3LAWRENCE EMERSON SPROUTPICTURE ROCKSAlunrv Norrnnl School; Plii Gamma Drlta, Tl~rta Delta Tan; Phi Dcltn Sigma: ClnsiEinquct Committce. 2: Chemical Society; hledical Socicty; Clnc Footllall Team. 2;Jruniar Prom. Committce; Hxology Course; Medicine. "Sprig"."Sprig" is another Sprout from that undyingfamily-tree which has furnished at least four shootsto the University. Although fairly well contentedwith the "Hill", he likes to return frequently toassociate himself with his family-tree, or someother family-tree, at Picture Rocks. Once, when"Simp" noticed that "Sprig" often was amongthe missing on Monday mornings. he said. "DidSprout go home to see his Ma?" Rumor has itthat his eyes, hands and stomach have excellentteam work, which is made manifest when he spiessomething edible in a room. A meek Freshman.a heavy-hazing Sophomore and a jolly Junior.that's "Sprig".61