Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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MINNIE LAVINA ARMSTRONG, Would you think that a maiden with form so wee Could sing bass so deeply and lustily? But she does, this little Min. Would you think that a maiden with face so sweet Could the stern duties of proctor meet? But she can, this little ii Min. ALLEYNE BECHTEL, Mlnneapolis, Minn. Sheis pretty and shes pious too, In church she will not pgattle ; But her dignity once left her When a cat walked into chapel. H LAURA JEANNETTE CAIRNES, Jarrettsville, Md. Who is it bravely volunteers when all the class is mute? XVhen rhymes and jingles must be writ who is the one to do't? Who works on all committees when thereis real hard work to do? Donit look so bashful, Laura dear, were all agreede-itis you! IQ h!

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HE DONNYBROOK BOARD acknowledges its indebtedness for the Senior verses to the follow- ing Committee of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Seven: MARY MULLIKIN, Chairman MARY ROBINSON, ex-Qicz'o Laura Cairnes Ellen McGinnes Alice Frank Euphemia Miller Margaret Hayden Ruby Norton Leslie Spencer 26

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MARY LISTON CLENDENiN, Port Deposit, Md. w J42; 0 Mary, how your arms entwine The N cases of your choice ! But sure the role of uclinging vineh' Suits not your manly voice. ELEANOR MAY CURLEY, Now the feasts in Goucher Hall Would not get along at all P But for Nell and BrotherWill, Pink-cheeked youth from Millersville. She makes cake that is just dandy, He can cook the best mint candy. Millersville, Md. . ELEANOR DITTY. Plymouth, Pa. O tuneful Ditty, you can be so witty, Why would you rather scold ? Pray, take pity; and be just, dear Ditty; And donht try our manners to mold! 28