DoNNYBROOK FAIR 1921 - Goucher College

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WHY GOUCHER SHOULD PIDNISION TIHE SCIENCE MAJOR'S MOTHEIRA Reeking Ballad"Clean out the hou se"" the mother cried,"I.t smells of something dead"-But daughter had just returned from lab," 'Twas only a cat," she sai.d."Quick! phone t he store," the m othe.r scr ea m ed,"The eggs are queer inside!"But daughter had just returned from lab\"lith some hydrogen sulphide."Cook, you must learn," the mother yell ed,"To boil lobs.ters before their demise!"But then s he saw daughter was back from lab.And was quick to apologize.l>?
?\ewly-arrived Freshman on Baltimore Street car, very nervously-Conductor,which end of this car do I get off?Funny conductor--It doesn't make a great deal of difference, Miss.Both ends stop.Stud-I suppose your father will be all unstrung when he hears aboutyour exams.Flunk Slip-No, I wired him last night.Freshman-Mrs. Speare-! th-th-think y-y-y-you-Do you always stutter that way?Freshman-N-n-n-no, only when s-s-s-speaking.Sophomore-You want to keep your eyes open around here today.Freshman-What for ?Sophomore-Because people will think you're crazy if you go aroundwith them shut.Did you know that-Mermaids tie up their hair with a marine band?And that little birds in the nest agree for fear of falling out?And that some girls would like to bob their hair, but refrain because ofshear fright?Miss \V.-What are the marks of the flywheel of a gas engme for?M. P.-To see how fast it goes.\N H y WE NtiE .. j) ~Two hundred and seventy-eight
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EMMA CuRTiss TucKER, A B., Ph. D.23
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®fficers-(!Iont.EMILY LuciLE MooRE
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®fficers-Olont.A. B ..1919.FRANCES
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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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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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FEBRUARY 30, 1930.HOW TO DARKEN RED
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THE BALTIMORE SUN-February 30, 1930
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One Hundred and Thirty
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Sanders Elizabeth Percy,706 Reservo
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"Dnnocracy is on trial in the world
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HE Class of 1920 gave an excellent
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