Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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EMILY DAVIS Ecod! How Diffidenl But few upon ihis shipid worlde there be, Who, like this mayde, are quick a! reparlee; And few who know as she the truth immense, A dollar's needs of just a hundred cenls. WHHHWWHHHH HHHW LILLIAN B. DEHLER Loves Boning's Delyghtes A faithful friends, a very Jonathani She takes assiduouslic all the A's, Such unassuming virtue as is hers Deserves of nothing but our warmest praise. HIHWHHHIHiHHHHIHHHHWI B. CAROLINE DICCS Blithcly Collects Dollars Call but on her, and she will doe your tasks, LAnd 'twill be better done than you could aske For such an on as she we should be gladi One of the finest girls a class e'er had. Tmenly-eighi

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JOSEPHINE W. CHAPMAN onous Wee Charmer This'modest mayde high! Josephine By no Wight yet was ever seene To loudly laugh, or carp, I ween; As still as any mouse, full neat. Full courteous, and Ihereio sweet. W NH HWHHH HHHHJMEH MHHiiWWHlHHHEHHHHW ELIZABETH L. CRAWFORD Enjoys Luxurious Clothes When as in silks Miss Betsy goes. 'Tis lhen, methinks, how sweetlie Hows The liquefaction of her clothes. Ah, that I too might be so blesl, Ere khal I take my fmal rest, And be as eleganlly dressed. HELENE CONNET Hyghe Credit :5 A mayde Io whose mynde order is the key, For there you'll fynde, in martial arraye Whole rOWs of figures biologicalle, Siatislicks, looAand jestes, by she waye. Twenty-seven

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ELEANOR S. DIGGS Energetically Superintends Dramaticlfs Such genius is hers, that she did take Plain wights and mold them into kinglie partes. Modest, withal, and yelte a leader born, Is she who hath so quietly won our hearts. HHHJHHW HHHHHH HH MIRIAM ALICE FRANC Many Amazing Faculties You question me of her I'll try lo answer; Yes, her abilities have won her fame, But socthly I do fear indeede to tell them Because that Ihe recounle might sound loo tame. As for her faults, pardee, they're like her virtues, Many and glaring so they seem to me, And I do fear, altho I hate to saye it, Her greatest one is loo muche modestie. HHH HHHHHHHE ESTHER PARKER ELLINGER Ever Puns Exccrablie Odds blood, there's not a blessed Ihing our Esther can- not do; She servelh on committees, she's managed playes, two, She writelh love-sick poems, and stories high of browe, And worketh harde on DONNYBROOK and KALENDS, too, I vow. But this one faulte she has, and 'lis a fault that's darke and lirei She maketh puns from mome to nyghte, and seemelh ne'er to tire. HHHMHIHHHHH Tweniy-m'ne