Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Campaign Notes JULY 4-President Guth fires a salute of 6,000,000 fire- crackers to Greater Goucher. 18-3 A. M. The President retires after signing 14,- 400 letters. IQeMrs. Guth spends the day downtown looking at 2 0h' ' 3, In Purauitof36.000.000 wheel Chairs JuSt In case- AUGUST ll-Each Goucherite is asked to raise one round 0 dollar for every square El acre. ISeThe President travels from San Francisco to Savannah, Georgia, by way of Chicago in the in- terests 0f the Greater Goucher Campaign. Retires after Signing 14,400 letters SEPTE BI BER ISweMornJ A deluge of 421 pledges arrive. 21-22-23 to raise a dollar an acre by selling 0everything Alumnae come back ,n rally. They pledge from safety pins to safety insurance. OCTOBER 5-Weekly launches Noahhs Ark on the troubled sea of finance. 15- Peda1 integuments lubricated and brilliantly il- luminated for the infinitesimal compensation of 10 cents per operation. thatyhh Hooper basement. A Dd ? 0f 4'2'1 Pleas 28-President Guth off again.

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Campaign Notes Anna T. Pearce MARCH 17eThe Trustees, in solemn conclave, authorize the President to begin a campaign for $6,000,000 Hfor procuring a more adequate site for the college. l8eThe President slowly recovers from the shock and begins plans. APRIL The Trullees in Solemn Conclave leThe President decides to go forth in search of a new campus. IS-Wlhirty landscapes all about and not a site in sight? MAY ZlePresident Guth gets Goucher a site at the county seat; 421 acres. 25210 A. M. President puts his John Hancock t0 the last contract. 12 M. Goueherls four granddaughters first set foot on the new campus. UThe sun shineth V 5 P. M. The President to the student body in Chapel: NotaSitein Sight Look, my children, and you shall see The land Ilve purchased for you and me. ZMAnnapolis hounds start boning in order to grad- uate before the College moves. 6 P. M. 1921 Class Day: uAnd 10! they arose and betook themselves to the new campus and each consumed five hot dogs and ate loaves? JUNE leSeniors ln all graduate. ZO-President Guth journeys from Spokane, Wash- ington, to Bangor, Maine, by way of New Or- leans in pursuit of $6,000,000. Zl-The President interviews reporters of all Balti- more newspapers, and consults several hundred Foucr'udd' gh'mnmsmFm architects who are bidding for the contract.

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Campaign Notes - N OVEMBER 12-Mysteri0us announcement by the Class of 1917, 11Keep your eye on the basement Windows of Vanaheimf, The plot thickens! 13-Mystery solved ; 421 Exchangeeeverything from powder puffs to kitchen soap in the basement of V anaheim. 19-Mystic 7. 4 -l- 2 + 1 : 7. G-r-e-a-t-e-r 7, G-o-u-c-h-e-r 7. Come seven! Pedal Inleguments Lubricated 26-President Harding indorses the campaign. DECEMBER leMr. and Mrs. Donald S. Gates, 11pussona11y cone ducted tours? See Europe in ten days! Please stand in line for registration. Good luck, GoucherVL-Marechal Foch. 16-1923 leads the race! Come Seven!