Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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'rrr- -, , V 7 .- - w MWWW. i - A y w. wwwxrwy - , $ ; CORNELIA GASKINS HARCUM, Q , , , Here's Nina, Cornelia, or Nita L L In classical terms we should greet her. In good Greek she talks, And takes pastoral walks e . . To commune with the goddess, 5. Demeter. VERA HARRIS, On Tuesday morn at nine 0' clock dear Vera went to Hbi, She knew a quiz was coming, she'd ' 3 seen it in K's eye. The 'class all cut, 'twas very strange, but Vera waited long , Until she thought HArt History, and 9 a I have got it wrong. AMY HARTZELL, Harrisburg, Pa. So gentle, pious, meek, and mild b ; She surely seems a model child; But, gentle reader, mark you well, You cannot always sometimes tell. 32

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Adra has a voice so strong, A voice so sweet withal ; Her class each year makes her anew The leader in yell and call. ALICE ALEXANDRA FRANK, Baltlnwrc, Md. She had Donnybrook and tennis, The Senior play and class And basket-ball and Kalends, All coming in a mass. She thought she'd tackle Baum, Debating she'd begin, Oh yes, she had another thing, Her college work thrown in. ; ELIZABETH ASHE GAULT, Williamsburg, Va. ' Elizabeth, Elizabeth, what makes your hair 50 red ? '1 am a loyal Titian Tint, this fire- crowned maiden said. Elizabeth, Elizabeth, what makes your mind so bright ?'y H Give not my mind the glory. 'tis but retiected light. 31

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MARGARET ALGER HAYDEN, x A mind more bright, a heart more kind, In all the world you'll never find. Sincere and true in every act, Hard common sense has Peg, and tact. LUCILE MARIE HAYES. Singing, singing, singing, all the live- long day; Jolly, jolly, jolly; yes, and ever gay: She is always brightly smiling With a charm thafs so beguiling; No wonder Robin sang his sweetest lay. FLORENCE HOOPER, Baltimore, Md. To read a novel! or go to a play! Florence would not do either, they say; For she hath a fear Lest a villain appear. Did you ever hear of a notion so queer? 33