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

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If K- 4 If' z --C.-......l..-.- PAS I I me MARYLANDER E , I -lil! g B a H 5 u H Q I 6 Class of 1920 J Motto-Pcrsevcntia Quenia Vincit. limblem-Owl. Flower-White Rose. Colors-Green and White. President ....... V ice-President . . Secretary ....... Treasurer .... ANN,A BROWN JESSIE BEATTYS MADEEEINE BEATTYS ETIIEI. FAIR CARSON HUSHAW DORIS JARECKI SARAII JOHNSTON MARIE JORDAN G OFFICERS. . . . ........ DOROTIIY LIVINGSTON ... ......JESSIE BEATTYS CLASS ROLL. SARAII JOIINSTON .... .ESTHER LONG LUCY KELLY IDA LEE DOROTHY LIVINGSTON IRENE LOEB ESTIIER LONG 1'1ELEN SHEPPARD MIRIAM THOMPSON MARY WCDRLIZY I R4 B ag ,W r Q' 'U' ml 1919 In f 1 'm Thirty-Six CID 3

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