Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Q-. ,. X xi JW x 9 'YI' Y . nootft ffllllllll-lllllllll wr o ' Viagiafaia Waugh Cumberland, Md. Mfxjon DEPARTMENT--SOCIAL SCIENCE Salt is white and pure-there is something holy about salt. Virginia is a stately lady with a long sweet Southern drawl, who believes in keeping in touch with the family, she spends a part of her time visiting relatives in the city and the rest in enter- taining the folks from home. Virginia is very conscientious about her note-taking, everything the professor says, significant facts, irrelevant , , remarks and jokes, she inscribes verbatim in her little note-book. Her favorite condiment is salt I and it may be pertinent to add, her favorite phrase is VVait until I get a drink. E Ruth E., 2718 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md. Muon IDIQPARTAIIQNT-B1oLoc:v 'HX wee small maiden, trimly built. Ruth is a Senior-though one might wonder how one so small could attain a dignity so great. l-ler growth was probably checked by long labora- tory hours in college-but such is the hard road ot the scientist. She leaves lab. long enough, howeyer. to help train the basket-ball team and practice tor dramatics. If Ruth would follow our advice she would appear in chapel more otten-but her waywardness continues. Heres hoping she may reform even yet. 32 1 4 5, L1 bl x'- T1 so if . F y P .. :gtg 'afflvi - 5 ,Ya i

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Y ,A . xfgf N rl rs ri I1 n .A ri ' 5 Y - -A A i W ii i l , ffllfllfilllllllllll tif: ------x 422 West l'ilce Street, Clarksburg, XY. Ya. Muni: l3lfl'.XR'l'KllfN'l'-ll':Nf2l,lSll' He live by adiniration, hope and love. Virginia and in the ligging is and when with glee. is athletic-in haslqet-hall she shines. ti her long suit-a dancer too is she, she eld of hockey, and niany other lines. 1 sings and jokes we all are lilled Yirginia also squelehes for Red String and for Fork -she feign would he a Dunnnie, and for herself did tallq. Virginia eanie to Cloueher-a .lunior wondrous wise, our elass received a dandy-Freshmen were lilled with siffhs. For Yirvinia is an Hall round s wort, s s l she's in for all the fung the kind that does inost everytliing'-she's always on the run. E 1 425 South George Street. York, l'a. :Xl.X,IfJR lDl'fP.XR'l'3ll'fX'l'-SOCIAI, Senixeii Yirtue is its own reward, so is jollityft i l Therels a girl in Yingolt Hall, .Xreh lhnlterton is her naine. lt is the view of one and all, some i dav she'll rise to fame. lsler wit and sense are so Q combined, that she is wondrous wise. Shes able to inibibe the facts e'en though she rubs her eyes. i Now Arch, wheneler her name is called, inalqes I haste then, to reply, He-re Y sounds her voice in Yingolf Hall fthe sound would reach the slcyj. I -lust for the l-le-rel we sonietinies eall, and -Xreh replies, to please us all. Q 3l

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were that amusing you'd talk of yourself too. 1 .S L ,fx X v ijttfrititttittvr i 1309 Lamont Street XYashin0'ton, D. C. 3 b RLXQICJR lvlflRXRTMl'fN'l'-fl'ilOLUQZY Hast so much wit and mirth and spleen about thee, 'lfhere is no living with thee nor without thee. She has a most contagious giggle and a most outrageous wit, and it,s a pretty stupid party when she cannot make a hit. She has a faculty for smiling when other folks are blueg you're in a hopeless state of mind if she can't pull you through. flslelen managed our dramatics, hockey and basket-ball, and if she didn't help us, we eouldnlt ever sing at all. That she's fond of llelen Dyer and talks of her is trueg but if you L llfifiril 'lhlml it-5 E 798 Ridge Street, Newark, l. 3,l,.Xhl'UR D1-iP,xR'i'1i1-2N'1'-bocmr, bcnixci-2 Phe secret ot success is constancy to purpose., To guard our new library. with all its many books, is something of a task, my clears. much greater than it looks. But Ruth is equal to this task and takes her place each night, behind the desk there on first floor, and tries her best to write. No sooner does she take her pen and settle down to study, than in come two excited girls with faces flushed and ruddy. Our book is gone. 'Twas on the shelf. XVe'ye searched most eyerywheref' Then calmly Ruth puts down her pen, and journeys up the stairs. 33