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

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PARTING GIFTS Lucy Sawyer-As a reward for your tireless efforts to gain weight, we thought i this pound of fat might help you along. Jean Schumann-To you we give these teeth to replace the ones you lost on the railroad track. Ann Elizabeth McCZuer-To savei you the embarrassment of taking iron pills, we have decided upon a more modern method, and have bought you this box of raisins. Berenice Wennerlund-We have invested in a couple of pounds of cotton to produce for you those shapely limbs you read about but seldom see. Ouida McCullough--In order not to get your numerous engagements mixed, we have purchased for you this never-filled date book. Josefina Suarez-To satisfy your sweet tooth, we give you this pound of sugar. Anita Spedden-In order that you may travel more comfortably on your week- end trips, We offer you this automobile. Mary Pollock-These sneakers will enable you to sneak in at any time of the - morning without being caught. Paige' S 0

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'Ir WILL and TEsTA1v11aNT-..CO.ffnu.d J. C435 To Doris Hunter and Ruth Corbett-unlimited supply of food. ITEM IV C465 To the Faculty and others herein mentioned-our sincere appreciation for all they have done for us. C475 To President and Mrs. Rouse-our esteem. C485 To Dr. Baker-a noiseless sleeping apartment. C495 To Mrs. Weaver-an automatic check-casher . C505 To Miss Rumill--gratitude for bearing with us during Senior play re- hearsals. I C515 To Miss Ohl-classes that can really pronounce French so she will know how it is French. , C525 To Miss McPhail and Miss Phillips-our best wishes. ' C535 To Miss Johnson-thanks for the smiles. C545 To Miss Moore-snappy Maryland College athletes for ninetween twen- ty-eight. ' C555 To Mrs. Cochrane-regret that we could not know her better. C565 To Mr. Edmunds-a private library at Maryland College. C575 To Mr. Metzger--students who come on time to buy books. C585 To Mr. Moncure-a whole college of logicians. C545 To Miss Moore-snappy Maryland College athletes for nineteen twen- C605 To Miss Watts-a college where there are no cold and Flu epidemics. C615 To Mrs. Osborne--our sincere friendship. C625 To George-the position of Dean of Men at Maryland. - ITEM V C635 To our Alma Mater-our love and loyalty through all the years to come. Lastly, we do hereby designate and appoint Mr. James Smith to be the executor of this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills made by us. i In witness thereof, we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal this thirtieth day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun- dred and twenty-seven, at the village of Lutherville, in the State of Maryland. CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN The foregoing, written andprinted, was subscribed by said Class in my presence, and acknowledged to me to be their Last IXf'ill and Testarnent: and I, at their request, have signed my name hereto in their presence as witness. Witnesses: MISS LINK Residing at Lutherville MISS KATE Residing at Lutherville CSigned5 ANITA A. SPEDDEN 55 Qi-IS' no wegcaf-.1 wgwdafwi Page 85 .uf 51--1:-31:-A-f-:As 4-I--'1--I.. aa . ' 44' ' 5

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ATV' - ' M. .. CALENDAR . Sept. 29-Registration. Everyone glad to see everyone else. Sept. 30-Much Hurry over classes and schedules. Oct. l-Stunt night. Fourth floor gets prize. Oct. 2-Old girls entertain new girls with a dance. Oct. 3-Y. W. C. A. candle service. Oct. 4-Our first Monday in town. Seniors try chaperoning. Oct. 5---First B. B. practice. Oct. 12--Thalia starts out the new year. Oct. 15--Basketball game between the Black and Golds. Score very sad. Oct. 17-Dr. Baker lectures on Egypt. Lantern slides. gct. 18-Much fun on trip to Gettysburg. Q Ct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 20 Nov. 25 Nov. 30 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 22-First oyster supper of the year at the Methodist church. 25-The thrilling trip to the Sesqui-centennial. 30-Navy-Michigan football game. Hallowe'en party given by the Seniors. 2-Rush begins. Many posters. 10-First play given by Thalia- Neighbors . ll-Domestic Science girls visit bakery. 18 Good Sho e o enin T 1 Y . PP P 3- -First man dance. Oh! the blinds. -Mrs. Rouse gives us our Thanksgiving Party. -Seniors receive Academic robes. Much amusement. 3-Faculty Recital. Big snowstorm. Seniors surprise Mrs. Osburne with a birthday party. ' Baker entertains the Seniors 9-Doctor . - 16-Christmas party. Everyone peppy. We leave tOmOrrOW. 17-We take trains for home. 4-Schoolagain. Many diamond rings displayed. ' 5-Bachrach's man takes pictures. 15-Tea Dance. 25 to 29-Exams. 28-Oyster supper. Seniors don caps and gowns. 1-. 4--Joint concert with Johns Hopkins University Olee Club. Dance F b. ' Feb. 8-Pep, vim, vitality. The prom is almost here. Feb. l4-Many Valentines. Feb. 18-Big dance. f-fi? 5-P Gai? L, A5-S3 Ls Q ng-Fx Page 8 7 ,, 1:-1---fu .- ..--Y H' '- - ' 1- I'