Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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DONNTBROOK' FAIR 1924 V Class Oflicers of 1923 President CECELIA KEILHOLTZ Vice-President Treasurer CAROLINE GIBBES , ELTIE HAYNIE Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Recorder of Paints CLARISSA TOWNSEND MARGARET SUMWALT KATE VVATILRS Mcmbem-at-Large RUTH BIKLE ELIZABETH SANDERS Scrgmn ts-at-A I'ms KATHERINE HARMON MARION SIEBER WIGJIXQDIH The Adventurer HERE is nothing more impressive than a flight of steps, and that is the character of our college life. They admit of no deviation; one must go either up or down. They necessitate motion for the landings are only resting places Where the direction is decided a fresh. Neither the decision nor the action can be dallied over for the movement of those to come forbids. The Adventurer, a lone ligure, appears upon the steps. She has a certain dig- nity, a hint of weariness, but only a hint, for she is younger than she first appears. To her the steps are very real, for she has Climbed so many; some- times exultant with the joy of it, sometimes half unwilling. She is not unwill- ing now or exultant. She sees for the first time that these steps, at whose top she seems to stand are white, the impressive White of marble. Just beyond is the dawn, and With its coming, more and more flights. steeper than any she has scaled before, will be revealed to her. Now, she has thoughts only for the beauty and grandeur suddenly apparent in these. W'e wish her, as she stands there looking out, Godspeed on her adventure, and urge remembrance of our interest in all the flowering of her hopes. Twen ty-five