Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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FRONTISPIECE 2 MEMORIAL WINDOW 'ro MRS. GOUCHER. Advertisements A Forgotten Romance After Word . . Algonquin Club, The A Maid and a Man -5..: v1 Annual Novelties A Romance in High Life A Sonnet to 1906 Association of Ideas, The A Theory of the Beautiful Athletics . B-A-L-T-I-M-O-R-E Behind the Scenes . . . . . . Bells, The . . . . . . . . . Biological Club . . . . Board of Editors of Donnybrook Fair Board of Trustees . . Boult? . Chemical Association Class of 1906, The College Calendar College Choir College Settlement . Contributors . Contributory Club . . . . Custom for Custom's Sake in College Life Dedication . . Donnybrook Country Fair Ecclesia . . Empire State Club . Evolution . . . . . Extracts from Four Different Notebooks Faculty . . Faculty Dramatics . . . . . . . . . . . . 195 162 194 115 170

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no more than send a written invitation to membership, at the proper time, to those it desired, would find that its more dignified course would give it prestige and make the privilege of joining it attractive. The unfortunate custom of having a different tand a loweri standard of conduct for college boys from that which we enforce for other boys does not find a parallel among us. Hazing was about the only thing among us that had this Havor, and that has been given up. Our college atmosphere is wholesome. We may well be proud of the spirit of our college life. With sound, womanly ideals and a body of pleasant traditions we have the essential things. But let us not be afraid of that which has no precedent. The statement that a certain thing has always been done among us in a certain way may not be a proper argument for the continued observ- ance of the custom unaltered. It may as well be a good reason for change. Let us apply year after year the test of judgment to our college customs and let us discard, perhaps only temporarily, those which seem to have lost their vigor and be in danger of becoming a burden. A class may occasionally render a real service by thus breaking the tyranny of some tradition. And let each class he as proud of its success in introducing something of spice and freshness into the college life as of the faithfulness with which it has supported our good traditions. 11 She llasnit had Bible. nor Physics, nor Psych, Her studying amounts to a laugh; And yet She's a dear little Junior maid, Our mascot! Miss Mildred Metcalf. .-' .. -atzhahi

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Faraway Land, The Favorite Views of Gaucher Hall Foreword . . For We Are Seniors Fraternities allustrationi Delta Gamma Alpha Phi . Tau Kappa Pi Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Theta . Pi Beta Phi Delta Delta Delta Freshman Basket Ball Team Freshman Record of Class Events Freshman R011 Freshman Secret Society Front Portico of Goucher Hall . Game of Cross Questions and Silly Answers, The Geological Society, The Glee Club Glimpses of Student Life in the Middle Ages Gossip Club, The . . . . Graduate Students . Grinds Hackettstown Club, The In Dr. Thomas Class In Psych. Class Junior Basket Ball Team Junior Record of Class Events Junior Reveries Junior R011 Junior Secret Society Kalends Board . Library Club Mandolin Club Metcalf, Dr Maynard M. Metcalf Miss Mildred . Methods in English . Much Adieu to Much Ado at Gordon Manor . Musical Clubs . . National Junior Republic Association New England Club. New Jersey Club New Mother Goose Rhymes Once iPon Time . Outside the Deanis Door Pennsylvania Club Phi Beta Kappa Members Article Philokalai Philosophical Society, The . Physical Training Department, The 13 162 160 70 73 74 76 80 82 86 148 52 110 159 178 103 122 149 175 71 183 120 167 166 148 61 108 102 124 11 172 133 121 116 118 117 155 156 176 114 88 97 103 182