Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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President of Gaucher College Dr. Robertson During the months previous to his inauguration in April, 1931, and since that memorable date, Dr. Robertson has more than lived up to our high hopes in him. He has, indeed, become the man of the hour in Goucher circles, not only because of his excellent handling of college problems, but also because of the splendid comradeship he has established with both faculty and students. Dr. Robertson's achievements and personality were known to us before we were fortunate enough to convince him that Goucher was the place in which both Faculty and students would be most benefited by his presence than any other office that he might have chosen. As time has passed, that conviction has become only the more solidly fixed in the minds of all Goucherites. DR. DAVID ALLAN ROBERTSON

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Dean Stimson Many a Goucherite has warmed the mourner's bench out, side of the Deanhs oHice and wondered what deed or misdeed had resulted in a summons to the Dean's Office. Whatever the cause of the summons, no Goucherite thinks of the Dean save as her personal Friend. The Dean has been a member of the college community since 1920, nor has she been away from us save For a year spent in England. We welcomed her return in 1931 with broad smiles. Dean Stimson has so endeared herself to all within the college that all had cause to be glad that once again we could peer into her omce and see her conversing with a Goucherz ite. Indeed, the longer we know the Dean, the more assured we are that the Dean cares. DR. DOROTHY STIMSON Dean of Gaucher College