Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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NETTIE P. McGILL Washington, D. C. FRANCES LYNCH Baltimore, Md. Prances Lynch is now quite fat, But once she was quite lean, And ’spite of cases and of sports, She’s clever, quick and keen. Nettie McGill is writing still For Donnybrook and Kalends; Beware her tongue Or you’ll be stung. For she’s too bright to cliallenge. 35 MARY MELVIN Baltimore, Md. Mary Melvin, suffragette. Student, pcet—never fret, She will be a voter yet, Faithful Mary Melvin.

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ESTHER G. LEWIS Govans, Md. Tlio’ shy an l demure, We’re all very sure. That Esther will make her own mark. Her loves may be few But they’re deep fixed and true, And she’s quite a Biology shark. MARY L. LOWRIE Tyrone, Pa. There was a wise Senior as I’ve heard say, Inspiring with fear those who hap- pened her way; A Titian by nature—a Fork too, 'tis said, And of our student-government she was the head. ALBA E. LUCRE Baltimore, Md. Come Alba Eucke and show us your gown, Spangled with silver, the finest in town. Wliat can’t you do in Shakespearian line! In work and in play you will certainly shine. 34

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IDA BAKER NEEPIER Ellicott City, Md. There was a young Senior and what do you think,— She lived upon nothing, but studies and ink. For studies, more studies, she always was wishin’, And yet who can boast such a fine disposition ? M. EVELYN NICHOLSON Baltimore, Md. Evelyn’s hair is falling down, She grinds math, the whole year round, Yet she loves the fun of town, My gay lady. ROBERTA LINDALE NOCK Philadelphia, Pa. Roberta Lindale Nock, Behold that Titian lock With college done, Her fame is won, T’will last through every shock 36