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

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F l::L.l.....l The MARYLANDER -m-- Inf 9 Class of 1922 Motto--Work Hardy Think Straiglztj Live Squcwe. Emblem-Lions Head. 9 Flower--Red Rose. Colors-Red and White. 9 . OFFICERS. President ....... ..ROxANA SCIIENKLEIIEROER Q VfCL'-Pl'6Sfd6lltl.. . . . . . . .... . . .EDNA FRANK W' Secretary ...... MARY HUTCIIINSON Treasurer.. . .... LIl.l.lAN SCIIENKLIEBIERGER 9 CLASS ROLL. GENEVIEVE ALLEN DOROTHY MAYES 5 WINIFRED ALLEN MANNIE NOTTINOIIAM ADELAIDE BARDO BEATRICE NOLAN ANNIE LAURIE BARNER MARGARET NICPIARDY ANNA MAY BOWMAN El.IZABIiTI'I PASTORFIlCl.IJ CHRISTINA BRANDELIS PAULINE PIPIER MILDRED CALLAI-IAN KATLIERINE RANDOl.l'lI MARGARET CIIAMBERLAIN ELEANOR ROBINSON MIRIAM CHEFFY ISARELLA SAYLOR 9 FLORENCE DAVIDIIEISER LILLIAN SCIIIENKIMBERGICR BEATRICE DEAKYNE ROXANA SCIIENKLEBIERGISR ALMA DICE LILLTAN SIIEI-IIERD 6 JULIA DODSON MILDRED SIIERMAN ' EMILY EVANS JULIA SIIOLTEN FLORENCE FIEREBIEE EDNA SIIRAMM DOROTHY FISHER AGNES TAIJIUTT 5 EDNA FRANK HELEN TAYLOR ICATIIERINE GOODIIAN LUCILE TILGIIMAN ELIZAIIETII GORE EVELYN TROUT P ELSIE HAUST ELSIE WAGNER GLADYS I'IOI.BROOK GYLA WEIMIZIQ ELIzABETII HOFFMAN RUTII WILLIAMS MARY HUTCI-IINSON MADALON WILSON 5 EDNA JONES GRETCIIEN WILLIS ESTI-IER LA RUE 4 ESTIIER WII.I.liY FRANCIS LEWIN RUTII WOOLIsR1r:II'r Q GRACE MANVII.I.E 'NOIQMA WINTERS IRENA WOOLFOLK 'I y e -A -fu fn- '-11919 In -A an F orty-F our .

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W7 M fn- lfl'heMARYLANDER uv a V . l J sv vp U -Qfqi' 41.2 f iw :X 5 Freshman Q ??.'Qx,w:f N , Class all Z A 1 WM .1 ,pq History lm' . B ' e , 292:59 ll - Us H NVhen we poor Freshmen came out to M. C. We were young and green and as scared as could be, And we wondered, as home we were longing to see, Were we fit to be known as the Freshmen, Known, known, known as the Freshmen, Freshmen of M. C. ' To entertain in the dining room made us turn white, E But we held a big meeting and decided to fight, And the rest of the school laughed with all of its might At the speeches made by the Freshmen, Made, made, made by the Freshmen, Freshmen of M. C. When the Poster rush came and we entered the fray We Grst made it known we had entered to stay, And the Sophs soon declared they were all turning grey 5 Trying to win from the Freshmen, Win, win, win from the Freshmen, Freshmen of M. C. B xfVl1CI1 to earn money for the VVar Relief, ' The Freshmen used a poster most brief, And urged all the school their good money to spend In a carnival held by the Freshmen, Held, held, held by the Freshmen, P Freshmen of M. C. Now when we are Seniors, both learned and old, And well versed in all things that are known to be told, Q Our love for dear M. C. will never grow cold, For that has grown in the hearts of the Freshmen, Hearts, hearts, hearts of the Freshmen, Freshmen of M. C. Q CWith Apologies to The Young British Soldier, by Kiplingj M.H K F0rt31Six im lm -ml 1 9 1 9 lm lm an rxnii...