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.

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K, - 4- ,. 254' ' la? -Q i '24 . 'lf S f 2 Q K f ' Mft' t 1 5 I 5 1 f H31 L 'j'lli,' 5--, 72: r fl l 1 f l , Q' lr 'H an i ln six-1 i v- 1 S H l' History claimed this maid as his wife And offered her all the joys of life 3 Rich promises did Poetry give To be her master and with her live 3 Sociology wooed her to his cost: Herr German also his suit has lost. Onward she goes in her maiden state, Rejoicingly on to meet her fate, Nor will she rest 'til she fl1'1dS her mate. Uur girls .950etz'c. - N 4 K - 'la . I it .Ji - JF mmrv, ' '4-.f, Vx Pj '31 ,fzigf W-ii I. '1-vg j I ,, Bright as a button. And better than bright 1 Knows every lesson well, Each point can clearly tell, Rhymes, too, can write. 21 V. 't ' ' ,rliiflt , 2 ,-2-ii rp-1dlv'::,MW fi' if' , 'ff . iff' ., lla ,f ,gee ggi 3 11:32 :IW .J .zgsiz .. 54 Azzljizzggzi, - at 11, . ..az ff V Jr? ' ' ffjmf. .A 2 fi 'i 9 255 'Qi ' Clever at writing Long essays in prose, And ever ready Rhymes to compose. Kalends eds, call on her, So does her class. Our ninety-eight song None could surpass.

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C' . C dlzese Famed for tlzezr Jaces. 1, ' , ' .H ff 1 . , ,- 5 . V fliiik V . .usb -. 'am- 3, .Q K JQ Q ' 'ij' 'w:m,f,:vi , 4 , '-. :---f T? 17' in ' ! ,'L,..': 't1 ' . 1, , f.,- In V' A FL : iilff-Efl 3.435 H: 5- lr V 4 . 731, m ek' f Hereis to you, Grace, our sweetest, Our most stunning girl of all. ii Your Alma Mater's justly proud To have you on her roll-call. ' f as ,. . , 2 . G X ug up V A- il ,a w J' ' ' .V .. 215, 1' X ' ...A 4 l 'l i-F? 1 2 t lx E' as 'ni . ' ,, 1 WS- 4 ff? v - a-x:.,.,.. 1,,y.,Qi'f. ' ' '-:i- Yffi if i - Polite, popular and jolly 5 A born coquette, they say. Right fond of all sorts of jolly, Kept by study from being too gay. Every man does she soon with her wiles fascinate. Rather time does his ardor increase than abate. 23 , ' 'ah -5' 55? , 1 fi S. as .. f t. rfj:i',r'l'. .1f1,m'fxg:v 1. . ag, mga ,.,. , 15:25-i ' Q. .. iw . omits, 1222- , -..,..,M-5 - 1 'Z-seg.:-w ,Iq- f .:1if'3fE'7:-1, i':3fE':1-E vfziiiik ,rifrtfi a i j.,i , . i . ,. 4, , ,iM, . j, gi as Morning finds you gay and bright, Usually with a letter in sight 9 Running on with graceful ease, Relating in ways that all do please Anecdotes and experiences galore You have heard and had the night before