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

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Qgehuu Qgzzfues, 115, Q. Qbrzmge, EN. f-U- c',Sisiv1 ' Entered Freshmang President of Class Junior and Senior yearsg Basket-ball, Freshman, Sophomore and Senior yearsg Swimming' Team, Freshman and Sophomore yearsg Tennis Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Thalia Clubg A. A.g Swimming Clubg4Junior Folliesg Senior Clubg Senior Playg Senior Provisional Councilg Q. F. R.3 S. H. of D. A. E ev Q. Ll.. the world loves a lover. Now you know what we think of Selma. There was a time when we saw her more often, but now those lengthy dailies take so much of her time. Selma was responsible for the :H drawings in this book, so you know what cleverness lies in the tips of . her fingers. It was she, too, who designed the costumes for all our class shows. However, Selma does not let that interfere with her duties as President of l92l. She has the gift of always doing the right thing at the proper time, and if she manages Hall as well' as she has managed I92I we are certain that they will live happily ever afterward. SELMA-Why, this telegram can't be real. I have 'll27'ffIt6'7L every day. Nineteen

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Gllzrss- nf 1921 MOTTO: M olimm' ut sueeedamus FLOWERS: Violets cmd Sweetheart EMBLEM: Dragon ' Roses COLORS: Purple and Gold OFFICERS President SELMA LAWES Vice-President EVELYN TROUT Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET MCKEE Adelaide Bardo Florence Daviclheiser Hazel Doscher Alice Hoiman Edythe Lawes CLASS ROLL Evelyn Trout Selma Lawes Laura Lewin Margaret McKee Ruth Speclden Emily Terrell Efglxf

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-17. -l- -l ,nhl Elgertlqzt Qheluihe Ear-hii, Q. Qs- fljrrscg Shure, 12121- Ci 2ic1:tIgz1 Entered Freshman. Student Government Representative from Sophomore Classy Vice-President of Y. W. C. A., Sophomore Yearg Assistant Business Manager of Collegian, Sophomore Yearg Class Historian, Sophomore Yearg Conference Delegate to Eaglesmere, Freshman and Sophomore Yearsg Conference Delegate to Cleveland, Sophomore Yearg A. A.g Thalia Clubg Tennis Clubg Senior Clubg Pres- ident of Y. W. C. A., Senior Yearg Senior Provisional Councilg Q. F. R.3 Basket-Ball Team, Senior Yearg Senior Playg B. B. of D. A. e -1, 4- E expect big things from Bertha in the field of social service. She is , laying a foundation for her career with her presidency of the Y. W. C. A. and her work as a volunteer for the Family Welfare Association of Baltimore. We will remember Adelaide as a loyal friend and a willing worker-and we will never forget her snortsl Her favorite li i. J 2 lx pursuit is dropping into your room about two G. lVl., when you are studying for an Ethics test, to tell you something foolish she just thought of. Then she bursts into the aforementioned snorts until one would think the whole village would be awakened. Question, how do you do it, Bertha? MISS MCKINNEY-In ShalcesQ9eafre's time people ate 10-ith. their fingers. ' ADELAIDE-H ow did they eat soup? Tmenip