Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Gur girls Sagacious. Here behold also one of our class One known to all as a quiet lass. Latin eagerly she does pursue. 3 Many her companions, her equals few, Earnest, faithful, determined to win. Success to follow her does begin. ..- -1- , 4' ,,. v, 5' ,Q 1 is , J--1 'wg ala' , sawed ,ff f A . 5 . 221 ,s '3fJ:.f MXL .v ii xi.-5 2,1 tml-at Before all others we behold thy worth, A quiet girl, tho' not opposed to mirth. Staunch art thou in defense of friends and class, Sure and dependable, loved by each lass. Ever, O Ella ! o'er our lives cast thy spell, To us who see it not, the better. tell Till, at life's end, we whisper: It is well. aa A- . , 7.3 Ei EI V1'1AA'e17?X,- A A t-meg'-'fe Silence, my friend, is gold, Many folks teach. I, who was never bold, Think only what I'm told, Hear without speech. 27 Knotty questions hard and deep Inspiration make her feel. Law and justice, vice and crime, But arouse a student's zeal 5 Or, with modesty supreme, Unflagging is her ardor's flame. Righting wrong and searching cause, Ne'er a shrinking nor a pause. Ever sociology is her aim.

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