Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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cur : iff , C? ' - Q2 GUI' J Lafh. 0414971 deg ,,, .R derm Quite Speezfze. ' .y . .... ., , . 51.52 2 f Her ready wit and humor make ,Q 54 X Each girl her champion and friend. Reproaches from the powers that be . . s V Make to her tricks and mirth no endi 1' And when Darrie doth appear ' 1.1 Never can the place be drear. lx. ' ,. -..1- l:.y- . ,N55'.-Q.- jj.,-'sf f.: ..: :gym ' 2 Y-9 Fl. 1 - 4 1 - P' if , . w.'sf.1.f.:1.eN:'- .11 sm. , 1 K ? adm-,:f3gxif?12,5QQ4' , gf . 4. Laughing or weeping, frowning or smiling, Ever this maiden is seen. Q ' . . ,,-ffjfq 1, 1-.ap-,',E,1.:,L. K Get a calculus problem, hard, long and beguiling g A, I qs 4, -' I. - '. I Go to ! All is gay and serene. , ,..4 qui ' 5 'f ' lf-ik ff .H .1 :F Z-Q. , S ,A-.jj l 'iggl 77 -fl f' fi 2 1 -1 11 ,q Her love lor Math.- Oh ! Rocky path- Looks more like fake than truth 22 Don't think that she Ere this could see No other love, forsooth.