Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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DONNTBROOK F1411? 1924 K+?- LOUISE GERTRUDE BARNHART English Had she lived two centuries ago she would have belonged to Jane Austen. But owing to the accident of time that lees us all, she exercises her gentle hu- mor impartially among fellow students and children. '60.; HELEN BAWSELL Latin When Junior ycar brought Helen back To nineteen twenty three, V476 learned that perseverance Is her kind of loyalty. $ Thirty-one

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LOUISE BAKER English One has only to see Donnybrook to realize the fascination of her originality, to hear her views to feel that she is an advocate of progress, or to read her short stories to believe that in words there is power. One has but to peruse the Weekly to know that she has the courage of her convictions and to be her friend to feel the infinite range of her sympathies. HELEN LINDLEY BARNES English Helen has a head and a heart. She delves in English and Philosophy and the result is A's and a dignified posi- tion on Kalends. She has time for the joys and sorrows of her classmates, she will even laugh at their jokeSeand the V result is the love and respect of her friends. E Thirty

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MARGARET CAROLINE BEACHAM Social Science Beach has an unconquerable enthu- siasm for everything and everybody. Her exuberance survives even a rainy day during which she has lost her um- brella on the street car, taken three sprung quizzes and spent the afternoon in the library reading statistical reports. HELEN BELLIS Romance Languages Do you know of a girl all demeanor Renowned for her non-boisterousy air? Do you know of a shy, mirthful senior Blessed with color and goddess-like hair? Have you noticed these glories of which we've been tellin'? Have you been introduced to our mu- sical Helen? Thirty-t'wo