DoNNYBROOK FAIR 1921 - Goucher College

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Page 16: ©fficers-OJlnlLSTUART A. QuEEN, A.
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Page 21 and 22: ~HE Management of "DonnybrookFair"
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Page 29 and 30: 1. An exhortation to the faculty to
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Page 35 and 36: THE ROTUNDA, GOUCHER HALLPART OF CO
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Page 44 and 45: MARY ANITA ARNESTMarvelously Animat
Page 46 and 47: ELEANORE LOUISE BECKElectric Light
Page 48 and 49: URILLA MOORE BLANDUndeniabl}) Magna
Page 50 and 51: WINIFRED BROWNW arks BrisklyOconomo
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ELIZABETH LOUISA CAMPEngineers Low
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ELEANOR CHISMExceedingl:y Calm .125
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LOUISE CHRISTINE DANNLoves Clever D
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LOUISE LAWRENCE DEXTERLeadership Lo
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MIRIAM LOVETT EGGLESTONMost Loving
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B. LEONE ERWOODBrilliant with Littl
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ADELAIDE FJELDArtistic FrenzyKensin
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HELEN M. FOSTERHas Much Fun222 Nort
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RUTH GORHAM GRIESEMERReally Generou
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SARA HAARDTSoulful Highbrow906 Sout
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MARION HARPERHome-Maker!Ten Hills,
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PAULINE BOWEN HOBBSPrefers Bulky Hi
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EVELYN A. JESSON 'Exceedingly Amiab
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•HORTENSE MILLER KAHNHair Makes "
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HORTENSE MILDRED KINGHer Mind's Kee
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•HELEN LANEHow Learned!620 "C" St
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ADA VIRGINIA McWHINNEYA Ver.\) M er
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RUTH MOOREReasoning Mind26 North Ma
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MARY ROSE CATHERINE PATRICIANORMANM
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MILDRED HERSHEY PFAUTZMost Helpful
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MARY ELIZABETH RIDDLEM cst Excellen
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GERTRUDE B. SCHANZEGoes By Smiling1
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FLORENCE SIMONFor ever S:ympathetic
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JULIET H. ST AUM] ust Hates Stud:yi
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SUSAN MARGARET TAWESSweet, Moreover
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HELEN ALGIRE TOVELLHealth and Anima
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MILDRED AILEEN WALLACEMails Are Won
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RACHEL DAVIS WEBSTERReserve Disguis
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LORETTA E. WHELANLaurels Easil:y Wo
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ELIZABETH PRENTICE WHYELEver Persev
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Qllazz ®ffiterz of 1920· Presiden
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who went not to church that famous
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One Hundred and Fifteen•
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5. Where would you be if you weren'
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~£&elutiotts-illont.Never ask the
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~&elations-C!Iont.Crack it on m y f
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One Hundred and Twenty-three
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THE BALTIMORE SUN- February 30, 193
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THE BALTIMORE SUN-February 30, 1930
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One Hundred and Twenty-nineVt Junio
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@lass '®ffiurs of 1921PresidentNAN
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Jfuniors-
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~ Jlst!rfro-Jfqilosopqiral ~nalt!si
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proved above that we do not need to
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One Hundred and Thirt])-nine•
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QI!ass ®£firers nf 1922PresidentM
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Greer, Mary Boyd,Southmount, Johnst
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Rossheim, Mildred,1611 H a mpton Av
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Diagram ... page 140 Labels . . . p
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Vt\!nutfrt~b.~ ' \•One Hundred an
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Qilazz ®ffiurz of 1923PresidentSuz
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Fisher, M. Eleanore,17111 Bolton St
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~resqmen-@ont.Metcalf, Mildred Ella
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Waters, Kate Elizabeth,Oak Height&
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The following pa.per was chosen as
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Jlfr~slpmm ,fo!{~ntal W:~st-QionL(b
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One hundred and sixty-tf.reer r r r
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J\gora"G'ood at a fight, but better
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"It shall hold companionship in pea
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W:ithm W:ints"One touch of fire, an
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llilublttattonsOne hundred and >eVe
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AMY ALLISONMARY PARMENTERJ UDI'l'H
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One hundred and eighl]!·/ive
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L THOUGH on the morning of the F re
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ATE seems to have destined the writ
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HE first Goucher play staged under
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IR J A~VIE S BARRIE has the advanta
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~cnior :!flrcmmtirsHE CLASS of 1920
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1\fuaros, 1918-19'-*A. Biemiller, '
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Hortense KahnMildred BrownBeatrice
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Two hundred and len
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ESTABLISHED MAY, 1891ACTIVE MEMBERS
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•EST A BUSHED 1891ACTIVE MEMBERSM
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J\lplya Jlyi Jlfraternitg--QionLSOR
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SORORES IN URBEElinor AnnonElizabet
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SORORES .. IN URBE .Helen AtwoodRut
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Ruth Coblenz BatzlerLouise Beachenk
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SORORES IN URBEHelen Rebecca CurlyJ
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Dogma is the mother of puppies.Dry
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The Sisterhood, grieving in unison,
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next rift or drift. Her olive drab
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ILLUMINATIONBrea.thes there a girl
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UNIVERSAL INFIRMITYThou pale, plaid
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TTJJo hundred and sixty-three
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It has seemed odd to us that magazi
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The student tried to shake hands bu
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~amoal!One of our alumnae writes an
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WHY GOUCHER SHOULD PIDNISION TIHE S
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