Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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AMY R. C. HARRIS Catonsville, Md. We’ve heard that Miss Harris Has suitors most various. Although she appears so blns£; Her course as a student Should help her be prudent, And keep her from running away. JO CLARE HENDRICKSON Grafton, W. Va. Jo Hendrickson, our Jo Claire. When you came first to class, Your heart it was untroubled Like many a bonnie lass; But now a rumor’s flying, Oh, is it really so? The settlement will miss you sore, Jo Hendrickson, our Jo. MARY COCHRAN HISS Baltimore, Md. Mary Hiss, Mary Hiss, where have you been? What can it be that has made you so thin? Mary Hiss, Mary Hiss, what can it be? “Getting money from Seniors, I’m sure,’’ answered she. 31

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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

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JEANNETTE I. HOSKINS Beirut, Syria Bur, bnz Hoskins, Have you any news? Yes sir, yes sir, anything you choose. I’ve been to the graveyard as every- body knows, Where I met Mr. Princeton, the best of my beaux. ELEANOR P. HOPKINS Baltimore, Md. There was a young woman both kindly and true, Who had so many duties she didn’t know what to do. She had Basket-Ball, Donnybrook, Y. W. C. A., And tried to lead in the cheering, they say. ANNA M. HUTSON Baltimore, Md. Hark ! Hark ! Ivist to the lark ! Anna will sing us a song; Her wealth of brown hair And her saintly air To her alone belong. 32