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

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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'

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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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C AR---Continued F b. l9-Tea dance, Thalia Club plays, and informal dance. e Feb. 20-Many boys stay over for Washington's birthday. Feb. 25-Seniors give Dr. Baker a birthday party. Zeta Phi bids sent out. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. April April April May May May May May May da l l-Zeta Phi initiation. 3-Swimming meet. 8-Many mice on fourth floor. l l-Spring Vacation. 22-Half school back from Vacation. l-We April Fool faculty and go to town instead of classes. 3-Big robbery. ' Y 4 -Detectives ! -Shooting by George. Help! Murder! Police! April 6 Aprii 7 April 8 ApriL 12 ApriL 17 ApriQ 23 6-Juniors entertain Seniors. 21-Seniors cast off their dignity. 24-Book burning. 26-Thalia Club Plays. 27-May pageant. Student's recital. 28+-Alumnae luncheon. Track and field meets. Tennis matches. Junior HCR. -Theatre party to see Cuhosts . -Mrs. Osborne entertains Seniors. --Students of Music Department give recital. -Easter. Many new bonnets and flowers for lucky girls. -9Freshman Carnival. ' 29-Baccalaureate sermon. Tea served on campus. Y. W. C. A. service in Chapel. , May 30-Class Day. Freshman garden party. Senior play. May 31-Conferrance of degrees. May Page S8