Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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p 7 7 NIAN UMBRIELLA PARADE lANGlEFUUl 'TANGU' msn The sun shone just as brightly on October 11 in the vicinity of Gout-her College :is it did over the rest of the city, and yet there were umbrellas and more umbrellas on the streets :ill day long. ' ' This was the day appointed by the Sophomore Born Wlthm Sacred Walls hazing committee for the Freslnnen to carry Of Dormitgry raised unibrellus to and from all of the college buildings, and, in obedience to that connnand, College- the Freslnnen appeared on the streets in all of ii- their glory bearing aloft an umbrella or a sun- ,l..i.-1 FRESHMEN Fmsr no IT The ingenuity and the good sportsniansliip of the class of 1920 were both displayed on all Off with Shoes And Stockings I5 occasions as they turned into a lark what Command Of Sophomgl-eg, Whq the Sophomores had intended as a huinilialion. - Spread my Paper. There were more styles of umbrellas displayed than were ever seen on-any hundred other , , 1TH the graduation of the present Seniors all recollection of the line old days of 1'CE1l.l12IZ11'1g, when banners were stolen, gowns seiaed, and Fresh- men were raided and despitefully treated-all such recollections, we repeat, will vanish, and the gentle art of hazing will join a long list of now-forgiotten Goucher customs. Surely the old system was an admirable way of disciplining Freshmen, and yet it had 'grave faults-but we refrain from haling forth from its 'flong home the errors of the old regime and wish merely to point out to our readers the contrast between the old order and the new. NVe quote' two head- lines, one from a daily paper in this city printed four years ago, and one from a PVeekZy of October, 1917. But the drawings illustrate our point even better g- those on the opposite page showing the hospitality of Sophomores in previous days and that at the foot of this page one of the strenuous feats through which 1920 has now passed in safety. 70 126 A

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The La eraaery Zine? Vaci.. 3. Ekffilffgyl 29 3911.7 'EL SOCIETY Cerebral I-Iemispheres and Cell bodies are grouped St. Vitus' dance attended by twitching nerves. Music furnished .by drums of Ears. Beating done by A. Heart. General Arrangement of Blood Vessels is enter- taining Major Pectoralis. Miss Lizzie Skeleton is one of the season's most charming social iigures. Her naturalness of man- ner and beauty of form have made her very popu- lar with the younger set. WEDDING OF NOTE Palate Processes join in Roof. ' Connections are said to be broken off between Pat, -Ella and Tibia. FEAST'S FLOWER SHOP Bunches of 'Taste-buds for your sweet-heart. Iris of the eye, endbulbs of nerve fibres at reasonable prices. DRAMATIC NOTES The Lower Extremity presents two Condyles,Me- dial and Lateral, in The Long Bone. In Man Corpora Quad- rigemmina h ave been largely overshadowed by play a subordinate part. MUSICAL NOTES The Tendons play Over Hard Surfaces. Glosso-Pharyngeal and G-us-Tatory Nerve play the most important parts on the organ of taste which is situated in the Mouth. INSIDE INFORMATION Seen in the moonlig'ht- head of Ra-Dius resting in notch of Ulna. We have heard that there is something- between Scapula and Clavicle. DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS Separation between the Vertebrae. It is rumored that there is a growing separation between 'A. Cervical and A. Thoracic Vertebra. C. Artilage is named as correspondent. ABDUCTION IN JOINT Attachment with Lig Ament suspected as Cause. Betrayed by False Ribs. FOREIGN MATTER Landslide in Medullary Canal. Unprecedented eruption of teeth in Upper Maxil- lary. Disturbance in Maxillary. Four Canines sought to es- cape by way of roof, but were restrained by wisdom from above. It is rumored that a ser- ious accident has occurred in the Shaft of Fcmur, be- cause of which excavations have been temporarily abandoned. Latest re- po1'ts say that the pillars of Fauces are still stand- ing. NEWS FROM WAR ZONE The Muscles have met in the median line. The Arches of Lumbar Fascia have been taken, but the walls are still in the hands of the enemy. NEWS FROM NEIGHBOR- ING JAILS Thumb is free, but Big Toe remains bound. ' I28 in isolated massesg con- nections are made with each other by co-ordinat- ing nuclei and cortical cen- ters. A. Nerve No. 5 has cell in Gasserian Ganglion. Axone is bare for short distance after leaving the cell. End Brush is always bare. Coincident with the dif- ferentiation into tissues there is a division of labor in the cells so that in each tissue the cells carry on special work. DEATHS A. Nerve of Molar Tooth, Upper.Row. Death caused by neglect and ex- posure. Death of Red Blood Cor- puscles. Brain of Many College Girls. IVIYSTERIOUS DISAP- PEARANCE AT SEA IN LYMPHATIC . VESSELS Apart from what is known asito the disappear- ance of white Corpuscles in The Blood by migra- tion through the walls of the vessel, we cannot point with certainty to any other fate that may have befallen them. HINTS TO HOUSEWNIVES Delicious Dinner menu. Soft muscles on the half skull. Strained gum soup. Pickled lungs. Salted tears. Sweet teeth. Stewed eyeballs on toast. Tender- loin of cheek steak, Mary- land style. Little toes stuffed a la embfnpointf' Pe-tits pieds. Cold finger- tip salad. Sebaceous oil dressing. Ad-am's ap-ple dumpling. Hard elbow sauce. Coughy. LITTLE TOE'S HARD- WARE STORE Shoulder blades sharp- ened. Thumb nails and hinge- joints for sale.