Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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DONNTBROOK FAIR 19,24 iiCertain People of Importance,, Guth, William Westley--Being born on the coast of California with a glimpse of the sea beyond might account for the dreams of this Father to us all. Famous for his smile from the rostrum at the end of a chapel talk, the canary swinging in a cage in his solarium, his gracious wife, and at pres- ent 421. Stimson, DorothyeBorn in New England on a crispy day. As filled with enthusiasm as any Freshman, and one of the standbys at every college function. Loved for her Monday evenings. her twinkle and the at your earliest convenience. Welsh, Lillian-Was there ever a time when she was not a Vital part of college? The idol of everyone not taking Hygiene. The Power That Is, and woe betide anyone who forgets galoshes 011 a snowy day! Probst, Carrie MaeeBorn at the foot of the Sphinx, but most frivously named. Volumes might be written about what lies behind those bright eyes of hers ebut luckily it won't. Famous for her sudden whimsical smile. the acme of card index systems, pink slips and her signature. Mason, ElizabetheVYe wonder how she ever found time to be born, but we are surely glad she did. Her sink-down rose lounge and always accessible library are a haven in time Of stress. Loved by everyone just for herself. Easily recognized by the twinkle of tea cups, and 't'How interesting! Bason, Clara Latimer-Born with a trust in human nature that makes students instinctively respond to her. 50 motherly and kind hearted that she stops in the middle of the square on the hypotenuse to inquire into the state of our rubbers on a rainy day. Beardsley, Wilfred A.e-Born in Spain-perhaps. Needs a long plume in his hat when he doffs it and smiles; Good morning, Ladeeth! Famous for his good disposition. interest in dramatics, young son and the Class Of '25. Bowman, Ethel-The handmaiden 0f 'Iiitchener. Habitat Vanaheim. Favorite sport is experimenting in synaesthesia among friends. Famous for her becoming hats, broad A and a sense of humor, also ttReade-e-e turnl'y Lucky is the Freshman whose advisor she is. Borries, Eline von-Born Hin college in my day. Known for Smith Texas, Lulu and the goldfish. Famed among the students for her sportsmanlike spirit, and her unfailing energy in the cause of athletics. XVouldst cease from being a ttflzzical reck ? Apply here. Bussey, Carmen Gertrude-Born in a quiet little village. but she soon walked out Of it in her enthusiasm for life. Famous for her good humor, hen human touch. the giggle and her philosophy of life. Carroll, Mollie Rayeltlorn in the breezy tYest. Has a smile that makes yOu feel cheerful 0n the saddest Mondays. Famous for Twenty-six tthat class has senseL her hand-shake. and her winning personality. Curtis, Eugene N.-B0rn in France: as yet too young and twinkling for a Van Dyke. Known for his deliberate speech and few lecture notesathe Nineteen

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DONNTBROOK FAIR 1924 HCertain People of Importanccll delight of a person with a sprained wrist. Famous, for his junior teas, Franklin tboyi not autm and a certain somethingeah. me! Debel, Niels H.eBoru i11 l'the good state Illinois. Famed for his tlschoolgirl complexion,H and his passion for neatness and order. So kind-hearted that he hasn't an enemy in college. Froelicher, Hans-A 'lgentleman of the old schoolf' Too cosmopolitan to localize. So courteous, distinguished, and with so keen a sense of humor that it would be a privilege to fail in one of his courses. He could have written Rabbi Ben Ezra eillustrated, of course, with slides. . Gallagher, Katherine JeanneeAll the intensity and imagination of Ireland bum in her eyes. A dangerous woman for those who do not know what they believe. Please note when filling out study cards to take it and the watches oi the nighttime to keep. for its well worth while. Kuhl, Ernest ReBorn in England of course, in Canterbury Cathedral by special permission. ,lright eyes poring over his Shakespeare or Chaucer With the earnest entreaty, ti-Xuy remarks .7 Unboumled vitality, and en- thusiasm, a vast store of correct facts at his instaigifjconnnand, and famed ltamoug us mortals for his impartiality and lack of sarcasm. Lloyd, Howard HuntleyeBorn with a test tube in one hand and a Hunk slip in the other. Lord of all he surveys tin Katy Hooperl. Famed for purple ties, sincerity and twins. Longley, William H. An enigma. Serious in his search for truthea typical scientist and admirable for his unbounded willingness to teach, but oh! that Biological sense of humor. Nitchie, Elizabeth-mk quaint, quiet English Village could be her home. An inspiration to all who know her sweetness and patience. Famous for her boisterous manner around Goucher Hall. the secrets in her eyes and her, WVell, I don't agree With you. Miss--l' Rogers, Agnes LoweBorn in the British Isles. Famous for her intelligence tests and blue eyes. States the absolute principles of Education in a charming and precise way, and radiates her love of things artistic. Taylor, Samuel N.--Born itbefo the wah. A dear kindly soul with utter faith in human nature, and a great personal interest in sleepy students. Known for his Alma Mater, his memory for names and his popular exemption quizzes. Thomas, Thaddeus P.-Born smiling at a secret of his own. Tells startling radical truths in the most conservative way. His X-ray eyes are why girls get E when they deserve it. Famous for his after-dinner speeches, the cost of productions and knowledge of human nature. Winslow, Ola ElizabetheBorn in Norway, for her flaxcn hair and blue eyes. An incentive for the laziest student to ltdo something. Loved for the Peter Pan look in her eyes. and her ever cheery greeting. Twenty-one