Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THE CLASS OF NINETEEN-ELEVEN ELIZABEFH C. BARNES York, Pa. mmuii immim Of all sad words of tongue or pen Are our Bessie? words, Get subscriptions in ! To run our bills we catft afford, So get to work, 0 Kalemic Board. NELLIE HALL BASS Catonsville, Md. Sieze the glass! Drink her down! From Learning? Height To Frivolity Town, Youql ne'er find her equal, Hence-drink her down! MERLE STROTHER BATEMAN Baltimore, Md. A goodly scholar and a great was she, And mathematics was her specialtie; Well could she reason and full oft did so, The right of Womaxfs SuHrage for to show; Though quiet seemed she, and most sedate, Her friends thought her a jolly, merry mate. 25

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THE CLASS OF NINETEEN-ELEVEN HELEN CLARE ARMSTRONG Kane, Pa. She's jolly and thoughtful E And seems rather small, But has dignity plenty To rule Glitner Hall. EDNA FORNEY BAKER Baltimore, Md. Up ! Up! Classmate and quit your books, 01' surely you'll grow double ! Up! Up! you are too clever far, You need nor toil nor trouble ! A. MARGUERITE BARCKHOFF Salem, Ohio Marguerite, fair Marguerite, A merry, clever lass, Famous as an editor, And honored by her dass; She could be a teacher, She could gain great fame, But if she does were Very sure Twill not be by this name. 24

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THE CLASS OF NINETEEN'ELEVEN ETHEL D. C. BELL Cranford, N. J. With deep affection, And recollection, We often think of Our College Bell; Whose sounds so mild, would, Whose laugh so gay, could Fling round our tasks, Their magic spell. GRACE ETHEL BENNETT Baltimore, Md. 3K- hs The rose is fairest when tis budding new, And hope is brightest when it dawns from a fear, But Grace is sweetest on each separate day, And Grace was loveliest during each college year. IRENE ROSE BLANK Greensburg, Pa. Tell her not in mournful numbers, College days are but to grind ; Basket ball from Lab. will call her, Thoughts of dull care left behind. 26