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

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X is Qfilnps On a joyous night way back in the fall, The Seniors were invited to the Juniors' ball. Such fussing and planning you never did see Among upperclassmen at old M. C. Can you get me a man? You'd hear them call. I know a peach. I'm sure he'll fall. The night came at last, what a glorious sight! How pretty they looked in the colors so light. Japanese Sandman and Kiss Me Again Were the tunes that held us enthralled just then. We hated to watch the hours Hy past, We vowed no clock should speed so fast. The end came too soon, Cas it always willlj And manless was old M. C. until- The nineteenth of February-time for fun- Was a day of joy for everyone. 'Twas the VVashington Dance-long looked for event! And on it much care was lavishly spent. The class rooms presented-as you passed by- An attractive view to charm the eye. The Freshman had worked all day you see. Till first class moving' men they could be. The Sophomores in the chapel did work. The results soon showed that not one did shirk. Here was a cozy spot. comfy, secluded, With a rose shaded lamp to warn all who intruded. Altogether their labors made, you'll agree, As pretty a sight as you ever did see. And I'm sure each girl had the bestest time That anyone ever attempted to rhyme. One little word of the Senior Hop Then this poor rhyming I will stop. That night of nights we'll long remember f'Twas even better than Noveniberll Around the campus we strolled in pairs. Forgotten were worries and troubles and cares. The end of our sclfooldays had come that day And all our books were packed away. Cherished forever in mem'ry will be, The Hops and the Dances we enjoyed at M. C. One Hundred and Tliirleen

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