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

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,l- Y nf---Y-,,.ff xz l A l Vineland, N. J. Prepared by Vineland High School one Club Q13 Q23 Q33 C43 Zeta Phi Q13 Q23 Basketbaii Q13 Q23 vouey Ban Q13 Q23 Class President C33 Q43 Thalia Club C43 F0 LUCY SAWYER, AB. Athletic Editor of Collegian Q23 1 K Q - l l T HE Class of '27 owes a large part of its success to Lucy who has served as our most able President for the past two ' years. We have been proud to claim heras one of our members, not only for her powers of leadership, but also for her many other accomplishments both in athletics and dramatics. She has held the tennis cham- pionship for two years, and was the leading lady in the Senior Play. Lucy is an example of the survival of the littest, for she entered in the Pall of '23, and kept Maryland 'for her Alma Mater straight through her four years, serving always with loyalty and de- votion. P11570

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MARY RANDOLPH POLLOCK, B.S. Vxfaynesburg, Pennsylvania Prepared by Waynesburg High School Maigiret Morrison, Carnegie Tech., Pittsburg 1 . XVaynesburg College C23 Zeta Phi Q35 C41 Thalia Club Q35 CLD, President CAO Swimming Club C41 Secretary of Class C33 OU X Business Manager of Marylander'f - Basketball GU Y. W. C. A. C31 uk- Volley Ball CBD x, - 'Fwy ' it AW 6 Page Z 5 CREDIT to the Senior Class and one of the most versatile members, is ig Mary. She shines on the athletic field TL. . . . as Well as in dra-matics, not to mention her abilities in the Domestic Science lab. Mary is an all around girl and has been a ray of sunshine during our dark moments. Mary makes the Freshmen feel at home, and cheers on the Sophomores and Juniors. We hope she gets as good a deal from life as she has given to the girls at Maryland.

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JEAN LUCILLE SCHUMANN, A.B. Oak Park, Illinois Prepared by Oak Park High School Beloit College, Beloit, Wis. CID University of Wisconsin CZD Treasurer of Class Q35 HD Thalia Club Q45 Zeta Phi C45 Editor of Marylander Page 2 7 all kt M Q-N43 Q X. Ng -- Q59 ff s EANIE migrated from the great open J spaces, and first claimed the University 3 of Wisconsin as her Alma Mater. We welcomed her into our midst two years ago and we feel ourselves very lucky. She has brought honor to the Class of '27 by pulling down the highest marks in school, which gave her the undisputed right to Vale- dictorian. The weary hours spent in editing the MARYLANDER will bring just reward, we know, although it's hard to say what that reward will be. Jean is one of the popu- lar members of the class, and her cheery ways have made us all love her.