Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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MARIAN L. EVANS Madly Laughin’ Evangelist What? What ? What? What' the new you’ve got? Sad new —glad new — Can I pay you any due ? — Be it Mission Class or basketball— What's this racket in the hall? ELIZABETH S. FENDERICK. Elizabeth Sings Finely 1 like to put the trash can Outside o' Wooley’s door. But on me fad they pul a ban— She moved to sieond floor. Whin she thin up and left me. Twas no joy I could find. So faith! an' I just turned meself Into a Latin grind. ISABEL N. FITZPATRICK Is Nearly Fat It s a smile to this, a smile to that, and a smile both here and there; But it's a haughty squelch ye’ll gel if ye dare to mention hair. 32

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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

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JEAN FULTON Just Fine Shure, an' what it your name, me pretty maid?” I'm a Busy Bee. kind tir, the taid, 'Faith, I've Kalends and other things here and there, And I did my part in Donnybrook Fair. GRETA T. GARRISON Greetings To Greta! O! Greta it the lady's name. Tit niver you've teen the likes o' her. Kathleen Mavourneen o’ ancient fame It a tcittlc o’ coal by the side o’ her. ETHEL A. GROSSCUP Ever A-Coin Oh, Ethel, you're surely no onc-tidcd girl; Shure, you're 'head in moil every direction. In swimmin an’ tcnnit you lead all the class. Of G’t you just make a collection.