Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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 SENIOR CLASS MIRROR

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(Elasa iwty nf Niuptmt Jffourtmt. «Bili Rest, gentle Time, one moment stay. While o’er our hearts fond memories play; Thoughts softly steal, in silenee bring Visions of youth, fair days of spring ; Hours of enjoyment, toil, and care. Stamped with an image, fine and rare. Oh, College dear, thy precepts true Bring faith and hope and honor too ! So here’s to nineteen fourteen true. We’ll raise our song of praise to you. To red and white, and gold and blue. Our colors bright we’ll cheer for you. Oh, swift, bright years, so soon to pass, And leave but memories of our class. Through all the future, vague and vast. We’ll echo still the happy past: And in the distance gleams afar. Radiant and peaceful, Hope's bright star. Oh, College dear, thy guardian care Brings faith and love and courage rare ! So here’s to nineteen fourteen true. We’ll raise our song of praise to you. To red and white, and gold and blue. Our colors bright we’ll cheer for you. Edith McDowell. 26

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 RUTH TELLER ANDERSON Runs To the Artistic This lass so fair has virtues rare; She's shwate from her heels up to her hair. She's not from Cork, but the city o’ pork, And proudly displays the sign o' the Fork. ELINOR SAWTELLE ANNAN Ever Singin' Aloud Her eyes they are true Irish blue. She sparkles wid true Irish wit. She's manager o' Kalends, loo; She's clever, and e’en sings a bit. 26 HILDA MARIAN BEGGS Hates Mentionin' Beau She came to us in her sophomore year. This maid from out o' the West, In her junior year she was president here. Was the maid from the Golden West. In Senior days She wins our praise For she works with a zest Does this maid from the West.