Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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ELSA DOETSCH, Hereis a maiden long and tall Who loves to practice basket-ball ; She does not crane her neck at all, But from her height the ball does fall- Into the basket ?-not at all I CHRISTIE DULANEY. Baltimore, Md. Her bent from early infancy, as like- wise yours I hope, Has been for hygienic things, for oxy- gen and soap; And now that Dr.Welsh with scientific facts has stocked her, All Christieis young ambition is to be a famous doctor. MARY OLIVE EBAUGH, Reisterstown, Md We love the rosy bloom we see upon your youthful cheek; We love the gentle quiet voice in which you always speak: But mercy, Mary,when at home, are you thus mild and meek P 29

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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

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CORNELIA MARTHA ELLISON, Maryvtlle, Mo. Fri This absent-minded maiden X 15 excused for many things, But how could she think that Thursday Was the day to wear red strings P IRENE KENNEDY ERNST. She squelches culprits young and old With stem and awful eye. When her grim visage they behold, They lay them down and die. ft. q l ETHEL WELLS FELDMEYER - Annapolis, Md. Music, they say, hath charms To soothe the savage breastm Is that why Ethel goes to hops And dances with such zest? 30