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

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laura Hooper iiefuin, Li-X. Zltlurkfnn, glib- M31-CEIIIIEIH Entered Sub-Freshman. Secretary of Freshman Classy Collegian Staffg Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Student Council, Sophomore and Senior Yearsg Treasurer of Student Government Association, Junior Yearg Junior Follies: Senior Councilg Senior Playg A. A.g C. K. of D. A. E AURA feels that she has become a milestone at M. C. We are certain that if it is by how much We miss it that we name a milestone, she will be reckoned as such. What will M. C. do without her?-What will I- , Student Council do without her?-and what, or, what will M. C.'s mice 7. . 44 .... . 0, x 1 4322533 x 'fgg.?v do without her? Laura knows everything that ever happened at M. C., but what makes us sad is that she won't tell us any of it. She tries to tell us that she is an Anarchist and feels the emotions of the Middle Ages, but we won't believe it. Neither do you, now do you? MISS CROOKS-When. did Metternick flee to England? LAURA-Before he died. ' Twenty-Jive

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'jzihgtlie C:lBl'ilfle1f1ies, GBrangc, 35131- QiiiHee11ie Entered Freshmang Basket-Ball Team, Freshman, Sophomore and Senior Yearsg Swimming Team, Freshman and Sophomore Yearsg Tennis Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Strings and Ragsg Thalia Clubg A. A.g Swimming Clubg Editor-in-Chief of the Collegian, Junior Yearg Junior Folliesg Editor-in-Chief of the Marylanderg Senior Clubg Senior Playg Q. F. R.g F. S.g Dr. of D. A. if 4,5 VEN though Edythe is the baby of our class not only in years but in 5 U help put on plays What would we have done in producing our Lk Q 1 stature, she does big things. Witness this Marylander. She loves to m- ' D I - Q 5, . I jim i' , Sophomore Cabaret, Junior Follies, and Senior Play if it had not been for her clever suggestions and hard Work drilling choruses? Edythe has a broad Held of interests-her voilin, dancing, Cadillacs, West Point, and Newport News. Since a man cannot serve two masters at once we are waiting to see which interest predominates. MISS CROOKS-What were the Moors famous four? What prefix comes into your mind when I say bZaflns ? WEENIE fin a low voicel-Razor. Twenty-four

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Citliiarrggarei gllilnigllfee, -1 as gfliiiaxxiiing, Qtlu- ' '1'1Ei1t5'a ' 'giilarg C-lliiizzrgzxret' ' Entered Sub-Freshmang Treasurer of Freshman Classy Collegian Staff, Freshman, Sophomore and Senior yearsg Business Manager of Collegian Junior yearg Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Class Historian, Fresh- man, Sophomore and Junior yearsg Junior Folliesg Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Classg Assistant Editor of Marylanderg Manager of Senior Basket-Ball Teamg Senior Clubg F. S.g Q. F. R.g D. W. of D. A. E O meet Pugs you would think her very demure, but when she giggles 15? her infectious little giggle and that roguish twinkle comes in her eyes, but you can't describe her-she's just Pugs. She is the most loyal dilifgfk friend anyone could have, one whom you feel instinctively you can R i t J trust implicitly. She's always ready for a good time and sure to be wherever anyone is having a good time, for everyone likes Pugs. She will lend anyone anything from her last strip ticket to her last nickel. 'Pugs is the surest cure for the blues that anyone could ever find. We would like to hear of any- one who has ever seen her sad, for even the blues strike Pugs as funny. The only thing that makes her sad is lack of food and second only to Weenie is she in her ability to Hncl it! MARY MARGARET-Hey, Weenie, I smell food! Twenty-six