Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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JESSICA FLORENCE MURRAY, Washington, D. C. Her friends all adore her, Professors implore her, To do special work in their class; For she's marvellous bright, Youlll agree we're quite right, This quiet untalkative lass. MARY REARL NORTON, Along the halls this Senior runs, up and down the stairs; Her mind is full of worries, her heart is full of cares; If you ask her will she tarry, she only shakes her head, nI have to tuck each little Freshman safely in her bed. RUBY EVELYN NORTON, F orgotten, forgotten, forgotten have I, In vain to recall them I frantically try; Iwrote down each thing to relieve my poor mind, But that long memorandum-Pve left it behind ! 37 New York City. New York City. i, .JH-WWW h

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EUPHEMIA LOUISE MILLER, Here's a maiden always hungry, Whose constant cry and whoop Is ' Banish thoughts of love, friends, Come join me in the soup. Writ by myself. GRACE ISABEL MOLER, Ithaca, N. Y. Here is a young lady named Moler; Nineteen-Seven was glad to enroll her. The guitar she plays well : The mere name of Cornell Has power to charm and console her. MARY HESTER MULLIKIN, Baltimore, Md. Mo'ney, books, and gym shoes, fountain pens and rings, Muff and notes and rubbers and many other things, . R All as if with one accord from Mary d0 depart, 3K Until we really wonder if she hasn't: lost her heart. 36 '

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MARION PITTs, Shy, coy, demure was she When first she came to College, A doctor now this maid would be; She yearns as o'er for knowledge. LAURA PRESBY, Turon, Kanl Hang care on the rollicking gallows- tree, Come friends, let us alwavs merry be. MARY REBECCA REGER. Buckhannon, W. Va. In former years she ruled them all T oastmistress of the banquet hall 1n latter years 'twill be her boast She ruled one man and made his toast.