Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Ta CUll ETHEL V. FISCHER Baltimore, Md. RUTH A. FIROR Baltimore, Md. Ethel Fischer’s broad you see, Physically and mentally; Enthusiastic, kind and strong. She works for missions all day long. MARY L. FRYER Colora, Md. She sings, she plays, writes poetry too, And things of like nature she knows how to do; ’Tis said she’s erratic, ’tis probably so, At least she’s a keen sense of humor we know. To classes! to classes! a gallop-a-trot! Would she cut any? Ah no, I think not. She is loyal to Goucher, and the great class of ’12, And in deepest of knowledge she surely will delve. 29

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MARY MOTTU DEA VER Baltimore, Md. Yell! Mary, yell! You do it well! When you begin, We’re sure to win. When you’re about. The sun comes out. What a jolly girl is slie. Full of fun i9 Mary D. RUTH F. DIMOND Oil City, Pa. A dillar! A dollar! A dependable scholar! Oh why are you still so staid ? At managing banquets you surely are fine, And have given your class needed aid. ERNESTINE S. DULANEY Baltimore, Md. Ernestine, Ernestine, what don’t you do? Preside o’er your class, were on Donny- brook too; Your spasms of laughter arc merry indeed, But a solemn demeanor is just what you need. 28

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SARA FULLER Easton, Pa. Sara Fuller met a prof. Going to a class; Said Sara Fuller to the prof., “I’m not prepared, alas! ” Said the prof, to Sara Fuller, Do your very best.” Said Sara Fuller to the prof., I will outshine the rest.” (And she did). ELIZABETH GRAEBNER Saginaw, Mich. Elizabeth, Elizabeth, sing us a song. Your cases are many, but do not last long. Elizabeth, Elizabeth, give us a dance, We see you can do it, just «at a glance. MARY E. GROSS Baltimore, Md. Hey-diddle-diddle! Answer this rid- dle. Oh ! who can manage so well ? The boat-ride and basket-ball, Kalends and class. Oh ! I wonder if any can tell! 30