Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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GQ CPS Y -9 st X IbU1Q1t1i1Q111tQt11t1.i313.1l1111tJ1ltt at at L 1 1 - LKB 1- Crovvson -Xvenue Clovans Md. ! J MAJ on lD1-11xxn'1'111iN'r-l'l1s'ro11v l xvill l1ave sport from 1llO1'11 till evef, Sl1e rises with tl1e rising' sun a11d blithely takes l1er morning' rung tl1e11 breakfasts fatteningly o11 milk, Zlllfl grapes or fruit of otl1er ilk. Next to the tennis eourt she dashes a11d dazzling' are her serves and smashes. She Hutters gaily in tl1e alley, forsooth to inake a sudden sally, and people gap i11 ZlClI'lll1'21'ElOll to see l1er wonderful gyration. Then at tl1e pool sl1e next arrivesg vvith careless grace she s1vin1s 21l'lCl dives. Then breathing 1va- ter throu0'h l1er 11ose lol subinarinelv dovvn sl1e 6 7 - goes. From this you see she's energetic and dotes O11 evervthino' athletie. . fb 613 Reservoir Street, lilaltimore, Md. Mixjoiz Dl'1P.Xli'l'3I 1iN'r-l31o1,ot:v '9- - as-av.-sr f-. sg A C.. :ttyl The su11 vvas 11ot so true unto tl1e day as she to Goueher. lflail Calaf, Son of rllllllllf, lf'rinee of -SX Thou- sa11d Years Agog before this hero lover vve bow us humbly loxv. 'llhat tl1ere 11ever was a better 0116 we all do surely knovv. There really isn't Zlllyflllllg tl1at Mildred Cannot dog sl1e can act a11d is a student and a 'EllOl'OLlgl1 athlete, too. She 'vvas Manager of Hockey and City President- there isn't any office for vvhieh Mildred was 11ot ineant. As Chairman of College Spirit she put tl1i11gs i11 a whirl-tl1ere's no 111istake about it, she's a l1ighly talented girl. Mildredls knitting on a sweater-It la Penelope we should say, for she's worked O11 it niost steadily for over a year and a day. 2,5

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f A Ji. X X ' ! Q rr n rv ' f CHS- l26 St. james Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. MAJoR DEPARTM12NT-GERMAN Come and trip it as you go, on the light fantastic toe. Both music and the dance she loves, her feet just won't keep still, when once she hears those fox trot strains Amelia 'gins to thrill. 'fAbout, about in reel and rout' Amelia trips it gaily. VVe wonder how she stops enough to do her lessons daily. And as for music, have you heard her mandolin's sweet voice? She tinkles on it mer- rily, 'twould make your heart rejoice. ln sooth she is a happy soul, her only fault-day-dream- ing. VVe may not be exactly sure, but we can 4 guess the meaning. Eiiazthzrgyaa Beimfeairas 2-llO lilsinor Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Majoa Dl'iI'.rXll'l'BIl'fN'l'-l'l'lS'l'ORY '.'Xnimo vidit ingenio complexus est eloquentia illuminavit. ' l-lere is a maid of historical mind. Her peer in history is hard to lind. She can tell you the day and hour when lfnglish knighthood burst in flower, when Charles of Sweden's mother died and lots of other things. Besides. she can sing and she can play, crochet and make candy all the day. The favor of Others she never will courti but in work or in play she is always a sport, ready to help and ready to lend whatever is needed by stranger or friend. H 24

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XX juni ll X 7, W Ts... Eli Heaeza Learealimg Heiweem I Cockeysville, Md. MATQR DEPARTMENT-ENGLISH .Loathing pretence, she did with cheerful will What others talked of, while their hands were still. A girl after our .own heart! Helen disproves the charge of unreliabilitye often brought against our sex. She is eminently dependable and so is in demand for positions which require that valuable quality. For a week before the performances of the Portmanteau Players, Helen was to be found faithfully distributing tickets in Dr. Gays office. She also took charge of the buying for the Semor Drainatics Costume Committee. Helen always knows her own mind and expresses her opinions in no uncertain terms. I don't think so, she declares belligerently, and philosophical systems crumble l E 109 Roland Avenue, Roland Park, Md. 3lA5I0R DIQPARTMENT-RoMANCB LANoUAc:Es With a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. - This young lady, were sorry to say, indulges in rolling hoops part of the day. So lightly she guides them with fairy-like grace that seldomthey stop in their run-away race. Hilda is noted be- sides for her love of concocting practical jokes, but one day in the swimming pool, clothed in her best, her friends pushed her in on a hoax. This cured her and now she's calmed down to a 0-git befitting the Athletic President's state. She shiiies in our hearts like a Vestal flame when we think of her acting and Robin Hood fame H'll . 1 t a wears stunning clothes, is a Sister of note, dances divinely, knows her lessons by rote. VVe yearn to look like her, to charm in her way, there's never one like her whatever you say. 26