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

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glllnrexice tene piliiihil ltlnitsiufun, Qgrnnu- Riser, HgEiU1'l31IEBH Entered Freshmang First Vice-President of Student Government, Senior Yearg Senior Basket-Ball Teanlg Secretary and Treasurer of Class Junior Yearg Collegian Staff, Junior Yearg Junior Folliesg Junior Class Representative to Council, Junior Yearg A. A.g Tennis Clubg Conference delegate to Eaglesmere, Junior Yearg G. P. of D. A. I B LJ LORENCE is Emily's right-hand rnan.- We love to see her when she tries to look so cross and tell people that they must' or' must not do a thing.i The Freshman might believe it, but we know better. We will never forget her Beatrice Castlewoodn of the junior Follies, when she daringly showed her dainty pantalets. Maybe Florence will sur- prise the world and turn out to be a second Pavlowa judging from the occa- sional glimpses we had when we unexpectedly walked into 27. Florence be- lieves what she learned in Ethics class-by not doing our very best we are morally bad. Therefore Florence ought to go a long way. FLORENCE-I can Staind on my toesg can you? Twenty-one

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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

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151212-EBI ggurntlpg Qi-Igarlesiuu, 5. Ol- Sl. glnsrlger fC 39 gilusclger Entered Freshmang A. A.g Y. W. C. A.g Basket-ball, Freshman, Sophomore and Senior yearsg Treasurer of Sophomore Classg Thalia Clubg Assistant Editor of 1920 Marylanderg Strings and Ragsg Swim- ming Clubg Senior Clubp Manager of Swimming Club, Senior Yearg C. C. of D. A. A E OSCHER came to us in our senior year and was a very welcome addi- tion to our class. She is always a good antidote for the blues, for even when she is angry you get tickled. If you want to know the best jokes from the week's show at the Maryland , just ask Doscher, she knows. She is always ready to help everyone else have a good time and is quite willing to provide the music so the rest can dance. We're sorry you couldn't have your Stutz, Hazel. DOSCHER-Gale, G-A-L-E, Gale-think of wind! Twcnip-Iwo