Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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e il? ,Q ,Q-' L I. , 535-12 '15 I ES! . ,V ' Qs ' 41 1 11 Wee, winsome lassie thou art, And with a look of mild surprise Lurking in thy great brown eyes. 'Know thou'rt dear to every heart. 'Ever dear to us thou'lt be, Rosalie, sweet Rosalie. .Rnd Lc7f1080 for s.7lzeir races. j1ffQf?fQ? X1f Q si? - 1.3 - 3. Certainly she is named fairly, f Less fault in one you meet rarely. 3-,QM Always noble and pure 3 AA, ,, v . Rather prompt, to be sure, D K3fhCf11l6,S on time for her lectures-just barely. - Q:1I,f3v' - way .. K g: g 51.35-,Ga 45:1 aft.. f V -.9531Fif-1922192-4354121,,3:3'.gQ L. a :sf5'wffz1- .-fffggSf-g-g:- .- a .W-1-1ag,v.:4Qq' -1- Graceful and slender, Ready for thy degree g Inspiring and tender, From strife ever free. From Ethics to Mandolin, In tennis-.court or in gym., Ne'er to 'argue wilt thou begin. Grace e'er dwells in thy form so slim 24

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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

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.Rnd Jhese for their course ScienIz'fz'c. , ' it fvz 1 ,fl 1- . LF' - Q sf, V i 1-Qi ti. . it , r ' f f' 4. , -HXQYSH. Q, ' ld.-XE: - If ff A 'h5'11A 7-f-'Ji Q.-+ ' 5--mg.: 1-K. . ,',,. ' J '- 'H , , . , 'sq A - -A , - - .fs-g.. 4, '- Bugs and poly-wogs On the shellg Man, angle-worms and frogs as wellg All that creeps or walks or flies, Naught escapes her searching eyesg New Kingdom 'tis for her emprise. 4 , ri fri 'ff -sv f, - .ir , .1 -, - J ' .-ff Age' Q. r' ' Science claimed this 1U2iiClCI1,S hand ln fields to roam or burning sand. Much better she, I know, would like. On field or street or dusty pike, Night after night to ride her bike. 25 Fair is she, passing fair. Learned, but with modest air, On serious themes intent. Young is she, too. and debonair Deep tomes her element.