DoNNYBROOK FAIR 1921 - Goucher College

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Ruth Coblenz BatzlerLouise BeachenkoftEsther BeltGeorgia BeltLyda Kirk BondEstelle Roehle ByrneHilda Devries DaviesAudrey DavisEmily DavisJeanette DavisMary DunlapJanet GrahamAnna HarrisonDorothea Blass HinesBarbara Bogle HobanMildred JackinsMary Lentz JohnsonMildred Rife JuddRuth KramerIsabel KerrSORORES IN URBEAda Waddington LentzEsther LoveElizabeth Tumbleson LuetscherAlice MallalienCeleste Kleinle MaxwellMildred McGinnisFay MillerRuth Dunbracco MusserFlorence Stegman O'ConnellRuth McLaren PardewSara PeytonAnn Bullivant PfeifferHelen PrachtEleanor RoseCatherine SkillingLetitia StockettEdna StrouseSara Walker WarnerBlanche Meyers Wilhelm'ITn> o hundred and thirty-nine
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Nineteen-Twenty-One to Nineteen-Twe
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®fficcrs-C!Iont.RAYMOND PHILIP Dou
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®fficcrs-QJonLTHADDEUS P. THOMAS,
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EMMA CuRTiss TucKER, A B., Ph. D.23
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®fficers-illonLRALPH E. CLELAND, A
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®fficers-QionL"'DAVID G. THOMPSON,
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®fficers-(!Iont.EMILY LuciLE MooRE
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®fficers-Olont.A. B ..1919.FRANCES
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©fficers-@onLAppointed, 1919.Appoi
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13. But his end should be bitter as
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PRESIDENT GUTH'S RESIDENCE AND GIML
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THE PRESIDENT'S RECEPTION ROOM, GOU
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PHYSIOLOGY LABORATORYBIOLOGY LA BOR
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Thirt]!-nine
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i§lr~ ~atlp~riue 3Jeauue ®nllagqe
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GLADYS BARKMANGives Bounteously30 I
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DOROTHY BERGNERDevoted to Biolog:y5
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DOLORES WHITELEY BORDNERDozens of W
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HELEN MARIE BULLHelps Most Benejici
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NAOMI CASSIDYN ineteen-tDJen(y 's C
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HESTER KING CORNERHilarious, Kind-h
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MILDRED ELIZABETH DAYMethodical, En
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...EMMA VIRGINIA DRURYEver V er.Y D
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JOSEPHINE TUSTIN ELLINGERjust Thoro
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ANN MARGARET EVITTAlways 'Musing Ev
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LUCY CHRISTINA FLINTLearning Comes
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MILDRED WATKINS GRAFF LINMildred Wo
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CLARA REGII\:A GROSSCapable, Reali}
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E. M. HAMPSONEagerl}J Makes Harm on
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MILDRED LARKINS HAWKINSMusic- Lovin
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LOIS GRACE HUNTLiiliputian' s Grace
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CARRIE BLANCHE JOSSELYNChatty, But
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ROSA-MA YE KENDRICKReally Mighty Kn
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MYRTLE MARiON KINGMan if old Medita
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•ALICE C. LUNGERHAUSENAln>aJ)s Ca
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JEAN MERRIKENjubilant MirthBaltimor
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RUTH NEUHAUSENRare Nobility722 Nort
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MIRIAM ROSETTA OETTINGERMost Remark
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IDA POHLIncommensurable Pleasantnes
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MIRIAM EILERT ROUSHMost Expert Rhym
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ELEANOR SHANEExtremely Sincere5410
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MARY JACQUELINE SMITHMany folly Son
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QVERNA BLACK SUMMERILLVery Busy Sen
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CAMILLA D. THOMPSONCanteen Demands
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FRANCES LOUISE WALESFrances Loves W
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MARY EVELYN WEBBMovies Every WeekAb
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ELSA WEILEPPEnjo'))s Waltzing801 No
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ROBERT A GRAHAM WHITERousing Good W
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VIRGINIA ADELINA WILSONV er.v Arden
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One Hundred and Fourteen
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~e&elations-
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~e&elafions-
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One Hundred and Twenty-two
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FEBRUARY 30, 1930.HOW TO DARKEN RED
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THE BALTIMORE SUN-February 30, 1930
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TOAST SCHEMETHE TWENTIETH CENTURYTo
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One Hundred and Thirty
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JJmtiors- QlonLCribbs, Sarah,14 Ora
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Wuniors-illont.Riley, M. Lillian,Sn
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Quality is the individual attribute
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One Hundred and Forty
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•One• Hundred and Fi[t}/
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Butler, Anita Aline,11212 Market St
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Huttenhauer, Helen Graham,Reisterst
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Sanders Elizabeth Percy,706 Reservo
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One hundred and fifty-eight
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4. Explain status of husbands of st
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One hundred and sixi!J-illlo
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"Dnnocracy is on trial in the world
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One hundred and sixi:Ji -six
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"I preach the strenuous life."-Roos
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One hundred ~nd se~enty
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" So111e reverence for the laws our
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~olltgttlpirtt~"I ha·ve had pla:,m
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One hundred and seventy-six
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One hundred and seventy-eight
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Page 183 and 184: "Great is the dignity of attthorshi
Page 185 and 186: " T;f/ ithout money all is vain."f'
Page 187 and 188: HE Class of 1920 gave an excellent
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Page 191 and 192: N vVednesda ', May 14, 1919, the cl
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Page 195 and 196: One hundred and ninet:y-four
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Page 200 and 201: N the Field Dav events which took p
Page 202 and 203: Jla~ers in (IL4ampions4ip 'mennis~e
Page 204 and 205: HE first snow storm of the season u
Page 206 and 207: Constance SteuerMiriam ChalmersEsth
Page 208 and 209: lfilaskethallN spite of the fact th
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Page 215 and 216: ~ elta QF)amma ~raternit ~ - Ol ont
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Page 225: ESTABLISHED 1896ACTIVE MEMBERSMary
Page 228: CHARTERED 1897ACTIVE MEMBERSClara V
Page 231: ESTABLISHED 1898ACTIVE MEMBERSMary
Page 236 and 237: SORORES IN URBEHelen Rebecca CurlyJ
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Page 246 and 247: Dogma is the mother of puppies.Dry
Page 248 and 249: The Sisterhood, grieving in unison,
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Page 252 and 253: ILLUMINATIONBrea.thes there a girl
Page 254 and 255: UNIVERSAL INFIRMITYThou pale, plaid
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Page 258 and 259: It has seemed odd to us that magazi
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Page 262 and 263: ~amoal!One of our alumnae writes an
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