Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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ERVA M. CANOLES Earnestly Mal('n' Credits Shure, she is round and jolly Bui not o'er given to folly. She studies much—they say. M. ETHEL DALE Men Ever Devoted This lassie has a laddie. Nay—more than one has she. But she works away On French, they say. And goes to D, every day. NELLIE M. DAVIS Nell IVins Debates Eyes so blue, neat as a pin, Our Nellie is a gentle maid. Endowed with eloquence, and staid. For Agora she goes in—to win. 30

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4k KATHERINE SHERWOOD BOBLITZ Kapes Shn alehearts Busy • An' will ye have none o' me, Katrine, my dearie, A yourself so stately and proudly go by Or is it your thoughts that are busy, my dearie. With all the fine stories ye'll write bye and bye? WINIFRED ALICE BROWN IVinsomc And Bonnie O, colleens dear, an did ye hear the tale that's goin' 'roun'? There's a lass in Gouchcr College by the name o' Winnie Brown. Around her neck a nice long string o' red may oft be seen. An she at times is not above the wearin' o' the green.'' MARGARET BUSWELL Mighty Busy Buz goes in and out among us. Sometimes slow and sometimes fast. But tis one thing that you can bet on She'll niver, niver be the last! .. 29

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FLORENCE I. DAVISON Future In Doubt Ha anybody hero seen Flossie— Flossie o' Vingolf Hall? She’s over in Katie Hooper Playing wilh the basket-ball. Shure her eyes are blue and she's a shwate one. too. And she has heaps o' things to do. This dear little, wee little Flossie— Flossie o Vingolf Hall. ANNA M. DICKEY Always Matin' Ditties Bedad. she should have been Irish. For the wit that makes us all smile Belongs in song and story To those from the Emerald Isle. A. MARGUERITE DYE Always Most Delightful Though at first this colleen fair With the pile o' golden hair. With the sweet melodious song To our class did not belong. This is now our joyous cry: She with us has cast her die. 31