Maryland College for Women - Marylander Yearbook (Lutherville, MD)

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R ---. wx- cm an- '1-'i'1 CTl1eMARYLANDERl -If Q- f S, E1 9 Q 9 Fl B 43 8 O F n if a HELEN MAE LINT1-IICUM, B. O. Birmingham, Alabama. Sister. ' Entered F!'E'Sl1l'I1Z1l3'fY.. W. C. A. Qabinetg Basket-Ball Team Freshman and Junior Yearsg lhaha Clubg lenms Clubg Senior Clubg Spanish Club junior Yearg A. A.g Senior Play. fi B A, lg ir . ': Q ' X If H- e Helen Mae is the lovable, affectionate member of our class. Even though a great portion of her time is spent in expression- ing in some faraway nook or corner, she is usually around when things go wrong to lend a helping hand to her classmates, and to aid in any way possible. ll 5 ' 1 a Q r I H UD El' q 1 9 1 9 ,XD GH all El I ,All . ,. ,L Y wentv-1 'wo

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, ,J i-'- - fTi.eMARYLANDERi -L an Q9 --X 3 a li 5 ll 5 9 ? E3 FAY LIEONA HUNTLEY, B. A. ULJX Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Fab-us. Entered Junior-Editor-in-Chief of Jllurylumlvrg Secretary and Treasurer of Tbalia Club Senoir Ye-arg Senior Club: Choral Club junior and Senior Yearsg Tennis Clubg Swim- ming Clubg Spanish Club junior Yearg Senior Playg Sigma Sigmag A. A.g Y. W. C. A.: O. G. ,, 5 o 8 9 She has shown great skill'in doing inany things, from making fudge Icing to editing a book. Fay has proven herself a true friend and may justly be called a typical Senior. I 9 We know her to be a good sport and always F' ready for fun, yet she is never behind in her work. u 5 lg Q 1 Hb ri ' fm fm -E 1 'l1919l ' -Q M' ' A A' Twcnly-One A'

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i. -'- fn... MARYLANDER li 15 g , 9 H . E4 KATHERINE LOUISE LINTI-IICUM, B. O. Birmingham, Alabama. Katinka. Entered Freshman-Basket-Ball Team Freshman, junior and Senior Yersg Collegian Staff Junior Yearg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: A. A.: President of Thalia Club Senior Yearg Assist- ant Editor of Murylundcrg Senior Playg Senior Clubg Class Assistant Editor of Mary- H lander Junior Year. -. ' 5. ying I 8 .iff . :isr in Q' si 'A l i. Q . .'..h,,, B What M. C. will do without Katinka I is more than we can imagine. Always first i l ' 5f'i,' aid to the injured, she proved herself a true f- .M friend to every one during the Hu epi- f if A Hi, ' demic-never tired of being maid of all I N P' . L . wt . ivorkf' and she has never lost that reputa-1 A F tlon. A kind-hearted, loyal girl and one ot ' whom we are proud. U 3 V . 'Vl - . if l ie argl K 'fJi .-lj il K 1 1.4 6 ,e Q ' Y' f Q: I 'ffm no 4, i 4 Q 4i!Lx 5... ,N a 1 ' 'men--W I19l9l-I -H lm Q- by Twenty-Tlzrve