Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1937 volume:

DONNYBROOK FAIR PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN GOUCHER COLLEGE BALTIMORE ,, MARYLAND x, '3 1:7 A A J; Iqae A7 GOUCHER COLLEGE JUN 3L9 1936 LIBRARY 72644 Copyright, 1936 LUCILLE MCCORMICK Editor MARJORIE ROBINSON Business Manager DEDICATION FOREWORD VIEWS OF THE COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS PUBLICATIONS AROUND THE CLOCK ADVERTISEMENTS AND DIRECTORY DR. ELIZABETH NITCHIE DEDICATION IN her office on second floor of Goucher Hall, and in classrooms in the same building, we meet her as a sympathetic adviser and wise teacher, deeply versed not only in her own subject but in a wide variety of other subjects as well. In her apartment on St. Paul Street she is a charming hostess and an interesting conversationalist. At any time and in any place we think of her as a very dear friend. To Dr. Elizabeth Nitchie this volume of Donnybrook Fair is dedicated with the affection and gratitude of the Class of 1937. LAST year, nineteen hundred and thirty-five, Goucher College celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of its founding. In that year the thoughts of Goucher stu- dents and faculty were turned backward to that gallant beginning of an experi- ment in the higher education of American women. This year, nineteen hundred and thirty-six, our thoughts are centered, not on what Goucher was at its beginning, but on what it has become in the half- century of its existence. Many ideas have changed in that period: new theories, economic, political, and religious, have appeared. The place of woman in the world has changed: the sphere of our interests has broadened so that the ideal of womanhood is no longer to be merely a Cloistered ttIady, but a person of wide knowledge and honest understanding of events. Groucher has kept pace with these developing ideas of feminine life. The curriculum is now so inclusive as to offer training that ranks high even in those fields formerly thought to be the exclusive province of men. Through lectures, forum groups, clubs, and concerts the interests of a varied student body find out- let in the direction most congenial to each individual. And it is a picture of this new Goucher, the modern training ground of graciously bred women who will yet take an intelligent interest in affairs, that this Donnybrook Fair has tried to present. VIEWS OF THE COLLEGE ,1? up? 331. ,. ,3? w J? 93 Hi we . :u 52L . 5:1-3 3.42153: 2...... . 33- -:.rt...., 33: 4'5. . ifuiif-sv. ' 51: gig - L? i 3; a... 513:: .1 r5??? memw aw : 'N .JS :51 ., zg- 5:45:15? ., 3;: .1? a . . 535$ . xii; ':52?511755:4.:k;.gw Hugh: menu 1,... h: p: 3. m w Gem. Me: , . :lhvaz .. ; fi?3?..3:..2,:. 111333 S. 3 x11139-21: magma... . ?mi: 34.1. a. . . 4.. :zgji a x? x , a . g.gsgtggggggggm :1 :2 :x :3 ,.3 , i' ' 1' ?Eggwi; W133; : . 1 Edit a:aau, ADMINISTRATION . AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY THERE are professors and professors, but to Goucher students the word faculty means just one thing: the group of men and women whose offices are scattered over half a dozen Baltimore blocks, and whose interests cover halt the world. We meet them in classes, and sometimes shrink from an ill-timed question aimed at a regrettably vulnerable gap in our knowledge. We meet them outside of classes, and some of us tespecially our younger memberst are amazed at how human and unimposing they really are. It is surprising how at times we so nearly follow a college course to its logi- cal conclusion without discovering that Ph.D.'s are also people. Hidden some- where beneath the impressive array of degrees and honors and various brands of erudite learning we find individuals with the same idiosyncrasies as we our- selves exhibit. Behind the appropriate Hacademic dignity lies a delightful sense of humor that is anything but awe-inspiring. It is a sense of the friendliness existing between Goucher students and Goucher faculty, a friendliness engendered by a mutual readiness to meet on equal ground, that has inspired this tribute: they are our professors, yes. But they are also our friends, and very agreeable people. a 19 h PRESIDENT DAVID ALLAN ROBERTSON THE PRESIDENT IN a recent conversation with a friend from another college, a Goucher student mentioned the New Plan. nOh yes, replied her friend instantly, we understand at college that your President Robertson is doing remarkable work down there. What can one add to that significant statement? Goucher's New Plan is watched and discussed with interest and admiration; and outsiders recognize Dr. Robertson as its originator and leader. They realize, as do we ourselves, that a far-fiung and balanced intelligence is required to carry such an experiment to its successful conclusion. We liked the connotation of the phrase your President Robertson. For we consider Dr. Robertson our President in a real sense of the word. To us he is no mythical bureaucrat entrenched behind closed doors and impossible of ac- cess. An interview is easily secured; and even a short talk always serves to smooth out whatever troublesome snag is annoying us. The benefit of a vigorous mind and a ready interest is always at our disposal. In the Lighted House Dr. and Mrs. Robertson are hospitable hosts to the Cole lege community. There we come in contact with culture and gracious living. We meet with brilliant minds and conversation covering a wide range of topics. And we are happy to know that Dr. Robertson and the F irst Lady of the College are friends valued and appreciated by discriminating people outside Goucher as well as by Goucher students themselves. e 213s DEAN DOROTHY STIMSON ON the first floor of Goucher Hall, surrounded by a formidable array of secre- taries at crowded desks, the Dean holds sway. At times it requires courage to brave the outer office and sign for an appointment, but how unnecessary are preliminary qualms! Once in the inner sanctum, the most timorous Freshman is instantly at her ease, assured by her reception of a patient hearing and a temper- ate judgment. Nor does Dean Stimson always remain in her office. Her Chapel talks are Vignettes of shrewd common-sense; and her Monday night readings draw an audience of devoted listeners. At teas and receptions we meet and talk with her, try vainly to keep pace with her kaleidoscopic wit, and take leave of her with re- gret. Goucher students are proud to have a Dean who is also a delightful com- panion. tt 23 w THE STUDENT COUNSELOR MISS FRANCES R. CONNER Student Counselor and Head of Hunner House DO you want week-end permission? Do you need information on social rege ulations or advice on any problem of personal interest? If so, the Student Coun- selor's office is a safe haven in time of need. From Miss Conner, the arbiter of our extracurricular destinies, we are always certain of sound and friendly guid- ance on any question. Unassuming in manner, gentle of voice, she yet carries with her the assurance of authority, standing always ready to grant privileges When possible, and to soften refusals with a smile and word of quiet reason. x 24 h MISS MARY T. McCURLEY MISS CARRIE MAE PROBST Vocational Secretary and Assistant to the Registrar President MISS NAOMI RICHES MISS ELIZABETH RUTHERFORD Director of Admissions Psychological Counselor and Head of Mardal Hall 25 FAC ULTY CLARA LATIMER BACON, A.B.,A.M.,Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics HERMAN LOUIS EBELING, A.B., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Greek SAMUEL N. TAYLOR, Ph.B., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Physics 'THADDEUS P. THOMAS, Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Economics and Sociology LILIAN WELSH, M.D., LL.D. Professor Emeritus of Physiology and Hygiene VOLA PRICE BARTON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Physics WILFRED A. BEARDSLEY, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages JOSEPH M. BEATTY, Ir., A.B., A.M., Ph. D. Professor of English ETHEL BOWMAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology ALICE F. BRAUNLICH, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Classics GERTRUDE CARMAN BUSSEY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy on the Dean John B. Van Meter Foundation RALPH E. CLELAND, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology ESTHER CRANE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Education ESTHER I. CROOKS, Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Spanish EUGENE NEWTON CURTIS, A.B., B.D., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History KATHARINE JEANNE GALLAGHER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History EUNICE R. GODDARD, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of French RAYMOND P. HAWES, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy MARY ASHMUN HODGE, A.B., MD. Professor of Hygiene on the Catherine Milligan McLane Foundation ANNETTE B. HOPKINS, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of English LOUISE KELLEY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Deceased, March 31, 1936 26 Welsh Bacon Barton Beardsley Beatty Bowman Bussey Cleland Crane Curtis Ebeling Gallagher Hawes Hodge Hopkins Kelley King Kirk Lewis Lloyd JESSIE L. KING, B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physiology on the Lilian Welsh Foundation HARRIS E. KIRK, D.D., LL.D. Professor of Religion on the Henry S. Dulaney Foundation FLORENCE P. LEWISA A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics on the Beall Foundation HOWARD HUNTLEY LLOYD, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry WILLIAM H. LONGLEY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., SC.D. Professor of Biology ELLA LONN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History STELLA A. MCCARTY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Education SELBY VERNON McCASLAND, A.B., Th.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Religion on the Bennett-Harwood Memorial Foundation IVAN EUGENE MCDOUGLE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology KATHRYN MCHALE, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Non-Resident Professor of Education ANNA IRENE MILLER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English ELIZABETH NITCHIE, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of English ELINOR PANCOAST, Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Economics DOROTHY STIMSON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History and Dean MARY WILHELMINE WILLIAMS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History CLINTON IVAN WINSLOW, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Political Science OLA ELIZABETH WINSLOW, A.B.A A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English , HARRY TORSEY BAKER, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English RAE BLANCHARD, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English ROBERTA FLORENCE BRINKLEY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English M. KATHERINE FREHAFER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics JANE F. GOODLOE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of German LaDEMA MARY LANGDON, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology CHARLES W. LEMMI, A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Italian and French tt 28 tt Longley McCarty McCasland McDougle Miller Nitchie Pancoast Taylor Thomas Williams C. I. Winslow O. E. Winslow Baker Blanchard Braunlich Brinkley Crooks Frehafer Goddard Goodloe 29 , LOUISE CLERET SEIBERT, Brevet Supaieur, A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of French ELEANOR PATTERSON SPENCER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Fine Arts on the Hans Froelicher Foundation MARIAN M. TORREY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics JAMES WHALER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English MARY E. ANDREWS, A.B., A.M., B.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Religion on the Morgan Foundation GRACE HADLEY BEARDSLEY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Classics and History ELINE VON BORRIES, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education MILDRED DAY DORCUS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology UK. LAURA HINTZE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physiology and Hygiene ANNA MATHIESEN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology ELIZABETH STOFFREGEN MAY, A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Economics CROMWELL A. RICHES, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Political Science NAOMI RICHES, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Director of Admissions JEANNE ROSSELETA A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of French ELIZABETH I. RUTHERFORD, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Psychological Counselor, Head of Mardal Hall MARY D. WEBER, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Physics EUDOFILIA ARBOLEDA, A.B. Instructor in Spanish and Associate Head of Vingolf Hall ELLEN DUVALL, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education and Head of Vingolf Hall JOSEPHINE FISKE, AB. Instructor in Physical Education JANE HARTING, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education HELEN MAY HEUSER, A.B. Instructor in German Deceased October 28, 1935 3O Langdon Lemmi Seibert Spencer Torrey Whaler Andrews Beardsley von Borries Mathieson May C. Riches N. Riches Rosselet Rutherford Weber Arboleda Duvall Fiske Harting 31 GAIRDNER BOSTWICK MOMENT, A.B., PhD. Instructor in Biology ELIZABETH MUELLER, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Physiology and Hygiene BELLE OTTO, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Chemistry LAURENCE A. PETRAN, A.B., B.Ms., A.M., Ph.D., F.A.G.O. Instructor in Music CLARA QUINCER, B.S., A.M. Instructor in Education ELIZABETH A. REDDEN, A.B., M.S. Instructor in Economics and Sociology MARY CATHERINE RITTLER, A.B. Instructor in Physics DOROTHY TAPLEY, A.B. Instructor in Physical Education and Head of Foster House MARION VAN CAMPEN, A.B., Ph.D., A.M. Instructor in Education DOROTHY E. WALLACE, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Chemistry GEORGE HEARD HAMILTON, A.B., A.M. Assistant in Fine Arts E. RUTH HEDEMAN, A.B. Assistant in Astronomy ALMA REED HENDRICKSON, A.B. Asistant in Chemistry CLARA ISABEL HINTON, A.B. Assistant in Chemistry and in Physiology and Hygiene ALICE HMMYER REYNOLDS, A.B. Assistant in Economics and Sociology ANNA SCHOFER, A.B. Assistant in Biology ELEANOR W. FALLEY, B.S. Librarian GRACE HILLER, A.B., M.D. Physician GRACE BAKER, MD. Associate Physician ELSA G. HAYDEN Household Manager EMMA B. CHILDS, B.S. Dietician EDMUND SERENO ENDER Organist 32 Heuser Moment Otto Quincer Rittler e C a H a W Tapley F alley Hayden Ender c 33 HEADS OF HALLS Senorita Arboleda, Miss Tapley, Miss Duvall, Mrs. Elliott, Miss Rutherford, Miss Conner Miss Smithers, Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs. Hoblitzell AT Goucher the residence halls are directed by the uHeads of Hall, a group of women who, each in her own domain, are guides and mentors of the domestic life of resident students. From the Head we receive our date permissions and overnight permissions if we are staying in the city. She sees that we sleep enough, eat enough, and are generally taken care of while we are part of the ttGoucher family. tt 34 h CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dr. Louise Kelley Bernette Reynolds Isobel Lynch Honorary Member President Vice-President Doris Cherry Margaret Matthews Jean Fraser Secretary Treasurer Recorder of Points Mary Elizabeth White Helen Draper Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Liiders, Brandenburg, Kell, Hobbs, Kemp Jackson, Lynch, Sirkis, Cogan, Foster Phi Beta Kappa Senate President David A. Robertson Dean Dorothy Stimson Dr. Clara L. Baconk Mr. Harry Torsey Baker Dr. Vola P. Barton Dr. Grace Hadley Beardsley Dr. Wilfred A. Beardsley Dr. Joseph M. Beatty, Jr. Dr. Ethel Bowman Dr. Alice F. Braunlich Dr. Roberta Florence Brinkley Dr. Gertrude C. Bussey Dr. Ralph E. Cleland Dr. Esther Crane Dr. Herman Louis Ebeling Miss Eleanor W. Falley Dr. Katharine Jeanne Gallagher Clara Jeannette Bodine Alice Stayed Brandenburg Dorothy Marie Cogan Nell Martin Foster Pauline Tustin Hobbs Cola Barr Jackson Anne Lampton Ke11 Martha Thurlow Dr. Eunice R. Goddard Dr. Raymond P. Hawes Dr. Annette B. Hopkins Dr. Louise Kelley Dr. Florence P. Lewis Dr. Howard Huntley Lloyd Dr. William H. Longley Dr. Ella Long Dr. Elizabeth Stoffregen May Dr. Anna Irene Miller Dr. Gairdner B. Moment Dr. Elizabeth Nitchie Miss Belle Otto Dr. Laurence A. Petran Dr. Louise Clerei Seibert Dr. Marian M. Torrey Dr. James Whaler Emily lane Kemp Olive Dora Levell Ingeborg Marie LUders Isobel Phelps Lynch Louise Mary Scholl Evelyn Shapiro Doris Leah Sirkis Baach, M. Wheeler, Stauffer, Hill, King, Erwin, Cherry Fraser, Crigler, Matthews, D. Wheeler, Sause Also-Rans Leah Baach Jean Fraser Anna Sause Doris Cherry Grace Hill Sara Stauffer Eleanor Crigler Katharine King Dorothy Wheeler Alice Erwin Margaret Matthews Marjorie Wheeler Bernette Reynolds EVERY spring, as surely as the season rolls around, comes the annual election to the Order of Also-Rans. The Also-Rans are not, as the name might imply, an organization subordinate to Phi Beta Kappa. They are, instead, a group of Se- niors who have been outstanding in campus activities: club presidents and leaders of various extracurricular affairs. By their keys ye shall know theme keys of a most imposing size; and worn with them a bright yellow daffodil. e37tb 937 LEAH LOUISE BAACH Economics and Sociology MRS. ELIZABETH Le VAN ADAMS History EDITH AHRENS History MARGARET LORRAINE BASIL Economics and Sociology IRENE HELEN BANDER Economics and Sociology SELMA LEI GH BENNETT Romance Languages MARY ELISE BESSE English RUTH ABBEY BLEND History GERTRUDE BERNSTEIN International Relations 937 ISABEL DAVIDOW BLOCK Economics and Sociology CLARA JEANNETTE BODINE duBK Economics and Sociology JEAN BOND Mathematics 937 ALICE STAYERT BRANDENBURG CIDBK English SARA HOPE BRESLER Political Science GERALDINE MAY BRAND Fine Arts 937 ELEANOR LOUISE BROWN Chemistry RUTH IRVING CHAMBERS Mathematics MARION ANN CHASE Economics and Sociology 937 DOROTHY MARIE COGAN QDBK Departmental Honors Romance Languages DORIS MARILYNN CHERRY Economics and Sociology FRIEDA LENORE CHECKET Economics and Sociology SYLVIA ZELDA COHEN Economics and Sociology 937 ELIZABETH ADAMS CORBY Economics and Sociology MARY PATRICIA CONNOLLY History 937 ELEANOR FIELDING CRIGLER Physiology and Hygiene MARGERY PATTERSON CRAIG Departmental Honors Economics and Sociology MARTHA ANNE COX Romance Languages DOROTHEA HOLLAND ENFIELD History 037 HELEN MARGARET DRAPER Economics and Sociology PAULINE CLAIRE ENGEL Economics and Sociology ROSE MARY FEUSTMAN International Relations ELEANOR FELDMAN Romance Languages ALICE CORNELIA ERWIN Economics and Sociology LORETTA FIENBERG Economics and Sociology J BAN DOUGLAS FLINN Romance Languages CAROLYN JANE FORNSHELL English 937 HELENE EVELYN FRANK History NELL MARTIN FOSTER qDBK Education J EAN ELIZABETH FRASER Economics and Sociology ELIZABETH CAMPBELL GARDNER Mathematics 937 SAIYUDE GENGRADOM Chemistry EDNA MARGARET GEHRINGER English l937 EVELYN MINNA GLICKMAN History DOROTHY GILLESPIE Economics and Sociology FORTUNA LUCILLE GORDON French-English HELEN GURNY Mathematics 937 EVELYN HAILE Economics and Sociology ZELDA J EANNETTE HALPERN History 937 FLORENCE INEZ HANOVER Romance Languages GRACE PHYLLIS HEARD Romance Languages J EAN GARDNER HENNING Economics and Sociology LILLIAN LEEDOM HEYWOOD Economics and Sociology l937 ROSLYN CYNTHIA HERSTEIN History GRACE DOROTHY HILL Economics and Sociology 937 HARRIETT HICOK Biology VIRGINIA LEIGH HINES Economics and Sociology PAULINE TUSTIN HOBBS CDBK Departmental Honors English ADELINE LONGSTREET HOLMES Physics 037 ELLEN KEENE HOLLINGSWORTH French-English CAROLINE HOCHSCHILD HUTZLER Biology 937 COLA BARR J ACKSON CIJBK Departmental Honors Economics and Sociology ANNE LAMPTON KELL CIJBK Departmental Honors Mathematics NAOMI GERALDYNE JAFF E Biology ELIZABETH KASSEBAUM English 937 EMILY JANE KEMP QBK Departmental Honors Physics KATHARINE BOWIE KING International Relations l937 MARY J ANE KIEFFNER English ELIZABETH SIBLEY KNIPP Education MARY J O KNOX Romance Languages MARY MORRILL LEADBEATER English 937 MARY ELEANOR KRATZ English MARIE HERCHE LeCLAIR French-Latin DENISON LAWS Fine Arts FRANCES JOSEPHINE LEVY Economics and Sociology RUTH DIXON LEGUM Economics and Sociologv ROSALIND SYLVIA LEVY Education l937 OLIVE DORA LEVELL CDBK Departmental Honors Chemistry ETHEL CARR LIPSCOMB English 937 VIRGINIA LONG Economics and Sociology EDITH ELIZABETH LONGWELL Political Science DOROTHEA WASON LOUGH Fine Arts 937 INGEBORG MARIE LU'DERs 'bBK History ISOBEL PHELPS LYNCH CDBK English VIRGINIA LYONS Departmental Honors History 937 BARBARA J AN E McCAULEY Mathematics MARGARET ELIZA MATTHEWS History MARY BOYK IN MUSTARD English HELEN PURDY NIXDORFF Economics and Sociology 937 ELEANOR ANNE NEWNHAM Fine Arts ALICE HESTER NYE Romance Languages 937 J ANE ESTELLE OPERMAN Chemistry FANNIE BENESCH OTTENHEIMER Economics and Sociology BARBARA OTT INGER Biology KATHERINE ELIZABETH PADDOCK Romance Languages 037 EVA McCURLEY RAMSAY OWINGS German NANCY ELIZABETH PARROTT Religion . ??h? MARY ADELAIDE PURKINS English THELMA PRISMAN Economics and Sociology MARY VIRGINIA PRATT History ELIZABETH OHM RAUSCH Biology 037 KATHRYN ERNST RANCK Mathematics SARAH HARRIET REGAR Biology 937 DORIS ADELE REVER International Relations BERNETTE REYNOLDS Departmental Honors History MARIAN ELIZABETH RIEBLING Romance Languages ADELAIDE RODGERS English 937 MARY ELEANOR RICE Economics and Sociology PAULINE HARRIET ROSENMEYER Departmental Honors International Relations ELIZABETH RACHAEL POLLACK ROSENTHAL Psychology-Sociology ANNA ELSBETH SAUSE Biology RUTH SAMLER Economics and Sociology NANCY SCHIFFMAN Education LOUISE MARY SCHOLL tbBK Departmental Honors International Relations CAROLYN MAY SCHWED Romance Languages THELMA GLADYS SIMON Economics and Sociology EDITH HENRIETTA SINGLETON Fine Arts MARY LOUISE SHAW Philosophy 937 DORIS LEAH SIRKIS $15K History ELIZABETH EVANS SMITH Latin REBECCA SNYDER Chemistry 937 TILLIE SNYDER Biology LISETTE LOUCHEIM SONNEBORN English MARGARET ELEANOR SOUTHWORTH Economics and Sociology CHARLOTTE ROSE SPIESS Education JOSEPHINE ROSE STAFFORD English SARA ELIZABETH STAUFFER Economics and Sociology 937 MAY FLETCHER TIFFANY English MARTHA THURLOW ?BK Biology MARIAN JACKSON VAUGHAN English DOROTHY WH ITMAN WEBSTER Economics and Sociology MURIEL JANET WASCH Biology MARIAN LESLIE WEIL Economics and Sociology 937 MARY ELIZABETH WH ITE Romance Languages DOROTHY MARION WHEELER Chemistry-Physiology MARJORIE LOUISE WHEELER French-German PAULINE WEINSTEIN Chemistry l937 AUDREY CATHERINE ELIZABETH WICKER History ELIZABETH ZANE WILSON History 037 ANNE PHELAN WRIGHT English JANE FRANCES HAAS English LA VERNA HAHN History MRS. J AN E deFOREST WOODRUFF IMBERMAN French-German ELAINE HELEN MICHELSON English EVELYN SHAPIRO IIIBK English OLIVE ELIZABETH WESTBROOKE Economics and Sociology LAURA MEREDITH WILSON English ANNE GILBERT WRIGHT Economics and Sociology Senior Class History TO be a Senior in the year 1936 is to be in a position that is both delightful and fearful. Much has been written to and about every Senior class, but the task of a 1936 Senior is self-evident: to leave college prepared by careful and intelligent training to take her place in a world more chaotic than it has been for many years. The integration courses, in Which this year's class are the pioneers, are designed to meet this need for systematic training. Nominally, they are prepara- tion for Senior Comprehensives; actually, they serve to coordinate the knowl- edge gathered in four years of college, and to provide a sound basis for whatever ' the Seniors may elect to do after graduation. Senior year is, comparatively speaking, a short period of time. In the space of eight months the class must enjoy to the full the fruits of their three previous years. As Seniors, they are the college leaders: club presidents, members of Phi Beta Kappa, and departmental honors students are chosen from their number. They are expected to be what younger students hope to be when they also are Seniors. It is useless to enumerate the various activities and events of Senior year at Goucher. Important as they are, they are climaxed by Commencement Week, when the class ends its college career With a final round of parties and gayety. On June second, in the impressive ceremonies at the Lyric, the Seniors receive their diplomas and become of official alumnae status. May their life as alumnae be as successful as their life in Goucher has been. tr 85 ii OFFICERS Dr. Elizabeth Nitchie Honorary Member Mary Kimball President Jessie Urich VicevPresident Anne Sturtevant Secretary Ruth Newman Treasurer Ellen Tickner Recorder of Points Jean Critchlow Sergeant-at-Arms Ann Faben Sergeant-at-Arms Junior Class History THIS year's Junior Class has enjoyed extremely the new dignity of its position and is now looking forward to its Senior year at college. The Junior Scholarship Fund has grown rapidly this year through the en- 86 thusiastic work of the class. Two White Elephant sales were held, both of which were successful. A luncheon was also given for the benefit of the fund. Mrs. Robertson gave a reception at her home for the Junior and Senior classes at which Mrs. Roosevelt was the guest of honor. Mrs. Robertson's cordial hospitality is always much appreciated and enjoyed by the students. The Junior Prom this year was opened to members of other classes, an innova- tion that added much to the success of the dance. It was one of the most pleasant social affairs of the season. All who attended enjoyed a delightful evening amid good music and charming surroundings. The Juniors felt that they were really upper Classmen when they were in- vited to be the guests of the F reshmen at boatride. As for their own duties as hostesses, they were enjoyed equally as much. It was a real pleasure for the Juniors to entertain the Seniors at Junior-Senior Ban- quet, one of Goucher's traditional spring festivities. Among the many events connected with graduation, Garden Party is one of the best loved. It is the priv- ilege of the Juniors to give this, too, for the Seniors, as a last token of their friend- ship for the class which they are soon to follow out of the protecting portals of Goucher College. tt 87 o OFFICERS Dr. Ralph Cleland Honorary Member Barbara Deemet President Lillian Benestad Vice-President Betty Miller Secretary Victoria Cavagnaro Treasurer Mary Russell Recorder of Points Martha Arnold Sergeant-at-Arms Judith Bushey Sergeantat-Arrns Sophomore Class History THIS year's Sophomore Class has the honor of being the first class to enter Goucher under the new plan and so is the first to be working entirely under this system. Many of the Juniors took the Sophomore examination last year, but the Class of. 1938 will have no choice in the matter and must take it en masse. How- x 88 h ever, since the examination has been given before, the class cannot consider it- self as being a guinea pig of the first degree. The Sophomore Dance, which is a recent innovation at Goucher, was an ex- tremely pleasant affair. The only hindrance to its being a complete success was the fact that too few members of the class availed themselves of this opportunity to enjoy a delightful evening. Through the fund established by Isabelle Kellogg Thomas a new series of lectures was established at Groucher College this year, and also an English con- test for Sophomores. The prize, which will be awarded for the first time at Com- mencement this year, will be the income from a sum of $7,500. It will be given to lithe Sophomore who shall rank best in English; particular attention to written and spoken English and knowledge of American literature to be determining factors of such prize, which is to be known as the Isabelle Kellogg Thomas Eng- lish Prize. Soon the Sophomores will be elevated to the lofty position of Upper Class men, and they are looking forward to being the guiding light of next year's Freshmen. They hope to continue the fine record they have achieved here at college during the last two years. a89yi OFFICERS Dr. Katharine Gallagher Honorary Member Nancy Tuvin President Ann Burgunder Vice-President Dorothy Lamberton Secretary Dorothy Pfaendler Treasurer Sally Waters Recorder of Points Betty Miles Sergeant-at-Arms Marjorie Stern Sergeant-at-Arms Freshman Class History THE members of this year's Freshman Class felt that to get acquainted with their classmates was one of the first and most pleasant means of adapting them- selves to their unfamiliar surroundings. Accordingly, on a Wednesday in Novem- ber the Freshmen of Gimle, F ensal and Vingolf were Hat home to the city Fresh- egOe men and to those living in other halls. The following week the city girls took their turn and entertained the hall Freshmen in the Recreation Room. Refreshments, being the spice of all parties, were served at both affairs. This mutual entertain- ing seems to have fostered a cooperative spirit in the Class and perhaps will come to be a F reshman institution. At Sing Song, on January 24, Dr. Gallagher was elected as honorary mem- ber of the class. In the song contest the Freshmen acquitted themselves well, being ably led by Mary Weber, although they did come out last. Their chairman for this event was Elizabeth Hunt. The Freshman class this year, although unusually large, has worked to- gether exceedingly well, supporting college activities with a great deal of spirit. Several of their members played in the Army-Navy hockey game. They came out in force to support the Thanksgiving Dinner and other annual festivities. It is to be hoped that this spirit will continue throughout their college career. Marjorie Stern was elected Freshman member of Student Organization and Dorothy Lamberton was Chosen to represent the class in G.C.C.A. This first year at Goucher has passed quickly and pleasantly and the class is looking forward to its next three years here, its members a little surprised to find themselves almost Sophomores. tt 91 ii ORGANIZATIONS Lipscomb, Ranck, Dulaney Henning, Matthews, Simon, Redfield, Longwell Spain, M. Wheeler, Sausel Erwin, Southworth, Leadbeater Wasch, Straus, Blain, Stauffer, Jackson, Bennett, Bowers Students' Organization President .......................................... Sara Stauffer Chairman of Judicial Board ...................... Cola Barr Jackson Recording Secretary ................................. Eileen Blain Corresponding Secretary .......................... Frances Bowers Treasurer ......................................... Betty Bennett THE Executive Board of Students' Organization is composed of officers elected from all four classes. The Board meets every Thursday morning, at which time misdemeanors may be reported by the Hall Presidents. This Board is expected to support all student functions and activities, and to make known to the students all announcements from the Student Counselor's office. On it rests the responsi- bility for maintaining high standards of social and classroom behavior. It fre- quently sends delegates to conferences with students of other colleges, so that Goucher's regulations may be continually improved and modernized. Judicial Board, under the direction of the Vice-President of Students' Or- ganization, is composed of the President of Students' Organization ex officio, and the class representatives who are on the Executive Board. Judicial Board gov- erns all conduct, advises students, and imposes such penalties as seem expedient in various cases. a 93 a Heard, Raver, Cogan, Stauffer, Parrott, Cherry Sirkis, Matthews, Simon Tone THE Tone Committee, composed of ten members, is chosen from those girls in the Senior Class who best typify the Wish to uphold the social standing of Goucher in the city. The Committee tries to maintain a high standard of decorum and ap- pearance throughout the college, and to impress upon the students the necessity for cooperation in this respect. Tone tries, through posters, chapel talks and meetings throughout the year, to keep before the students what living in a city college requires in the nature of personal conduct. Goucher is known to Baltimore chiefly through the behavior of its students, and Tone is interested in maintaining that behavior as a credit to the college. e 94 h Athletic Association President ...................................... Dorothy Wheeler Vice-President ...................................... Isobel Lynch Secretary ........................................ Nancy Dulaney Treasurer ......................................... Barbara Lentz Publicity ....................................... Elizabeth Harper THIS year the AA. has been conducting a penny campaign through which they hope to collect a million pennies for the improvement of athletic facilities at Goucher. A new swimming pool, a riding ring, and better tennis courts are among their goals. i The Outing Club is a feature of the AA. for those girls who enjoy long walks and camping. The Towson campus is one of the favorite places for Outing Club expeditions. Play Days With George Washington and Hood Colleges are enjoyable sports for the college athletes and for others athletically inclined. This year the Dance Club, a part of A.A., has done very commendable work under the direction of Miss Harting. Fraser, Cavagnaro, Crigler, Tuckman, Redfield Newman, Stern, Southworth, Sause, Mueller, Harper Groothuis, Dulaney, Miss von Berries, Wheeler, Lynch, Leniz, Cherry e 95 ii Lentz, I . Operman, Tickner, Erwin, Dulaney, Weil, Hollingsworth De Hoff, Blain, King, Rever, Bronk Christian Association President ........................................ Katharine King Vice-President ....................................... Doris Rever Recording Secretary ............................... Naomi De Hoff Corresponding Secretary ............................. Eileen Blain Treasurer ........................................... Jane Bronk THE purpose of the Goucher College Christian Association is 'to strive to further the idea of service as illustrated in the life of Christ't Any student of Goucher College or any member of the faculty may join the Association. Members of the G.C.C.A. teach English in the Chinese Sunday School, as well as at the International Center. There they do kindergarten and Girl Re- serve work, and teach such subjects as tap dancing, arts and crafts, and cooking. Visits to patients at the Home for Incurables are made by members as part of their Social Service work. . Social affairs, such as teas and firesides, are sponsored by G.C.C.A. The college institutions of Thanksgiving and Matriculation Vespers and the Easter Morning service are also its contribution to the life of the college. a96 h Silver Bay THE conference sponsored by the national Y.W.C.A. for women's colleges of northeastern United States and Canada is held every year at Silver Bay on Lake George in northern New York State. There are usually between thirty to thirty- five colleges represented. Last year the delegates met from June nineteenth to twenty-sixth. The conference includes talks on current events, discussions on religion, sociology, racial qualities, political affairs, philosophy and other subjects of in- tereSt to the students. When there are no meetings the delegates amuse themselves by swimming, hiking, mountain climbing, boating, and by playing the usual games. There are also special festivities such as the song contest, international night and athletic meets. This conference is of great benefit to the delegates, for through the contact with other students and dis- cussion with them they ob- tain a broader point of view and are able to draw to- gether facts from many sub- jects and see their interre- lation. Stauffer, Crigler, Critchlow Ltiders, Gengradom King, Bronk cc97:i Choir President ........................................... Betty Corby Vice-President .............................. Kriemhild Mackensen Secretary ..................................... Katherine Mueller Director ............................................. Mr. Ender THE choir is a college institution, supported by the college, and is a valuable asset to many Goucher activities. It renders faithful service by singing in chapel every day. It also sings at college vespers, at Easter morning service, and at Baccalaureate. At the Christmas Carol service and the spring concert the choir combines with the glee club to present these very enjoyable programs. The choir also as- sists other college organizations, especially Masks and Faces, when music is needed. This year the chanting of the Choir behind the scenes at the perform- ance of 'tCradle Song added much to the general atmosphere of the play. The Goucher choir is indeed a valuable organization, and its services to the whole college are appreciated by all. Zimmerman, Critchlow, Bennett, Rice, Plack G. Taylor, J. Thomas, Schneller, M. Mackensen, Lehmann Mueller, Corby, K. Mackensen e98yy R. Fritz, M. Mackensen, Schneller, M. Reid, Rice, Mueller Elberfeld, B. Davis, Beren, J. Thomas, Lehmann, Corby, Newmaker Critchlow, K. Mackensen, B. Bennett Glee Club President ....................................... Elizabeth Knipp Vice-President .............................. Kriemhild Mackensen Secretary ......................................... Betty Bennett Treasurer .................................... Louise Mary Scholl Librarians ............................. Jean Critchlow, Jane Rudd THIS year Mr. Ender has been directing the Glee Club, and it is a pleasure to congratulate him and to thank him for the fine and painstaking work he has done with the organization. The annual Christmas Carol Service was presented by the Glee Club in the college chapel on December 12. The chapel was bedecked with Christmas trees and candles, forming an effective background for the black- gowned Glee Club. On January 18, the Club held a dance; one more addition to the social life of Goucher. The Glee Club took over the chapel program for one day this year, sup- planting the choir. The spring concert, followed by a dance, the second of the two traditional events given by the organization, was held on May 8. ht 99 h GOUCHER COLLEGE 1.!ka Scilipoti, Hobbs, M. E. Zimmerman, Marcy, Hutchins, Hall, Singleton Dockhorn, Laws, F. Hicok Scene from THE CRADLE SONG 100:, Masks and Faces President ......................................... Denison Laws Vice-President .................................... Jean Dockhorn Treasurer and Business Manager .................... Pauline Hobbs THIS year the college dramatic society, Masks and F aces, has been entirely un- der student direction for the first time. The experiment has worked well, for the organization has done some remarkable work in spite of financial difficulties. The performance of Cradle Song, given the evening of Thanksgiving Dinner, was chosen, cast, and directed by members of the student body, and the result was gratifying, for it was a delightful production. Another program was given during the spring term. The society is encouraging playriting by the students, and hopes soon to produce such a play. The May Day Pageant and Boatride Plays were sponsored this year by Masks and Faces. It is to be hoped that next year the dramatic society will carry on the fine work it has begun. The enthusiastic and wholeshearted support given by both faculty and students to Cradle Song is an encouraging sign of the in- creasing interest in dramatics. The backing of the whole college is needed if the work of the organization is to be carried on successfully. The experiment in student direction which has been carried on this year is an encouraging sign of the growth of popular interest in dramatics. Always in the past Masks and Faces has been guided by a faculty member or an especially appointed director. The fact that this year's student direction experiment has succeeded so well is significant: student interest has been aroused by an all- student project. Next year, with the experiment well launched, Masks and F aces hopes to be even more successful in its activities. s 101 s Montsie, Wood, Pratt, Pfaendler Bander, Paul, Lowe, Hanover, Zalewski Medford, Canady, Siems, Perlstin, Miles, Zallis Danker, Nye, Hennigson, White, Bowan Beutell, Whelan, Cox, Daley, Brooks Spanish Club President ............................................ Martha Cox ViceePresident ..................................... Anne Whelan Seeretary ........................................ Evenden Daley Treasurer .......................................... Jewel Brooks THE Spanish Club desires to increase the interest in and the understanding of the Spanish language and people. This past year has been a very active and successful one. Among the most important events were a dinner given to Dr. Beardsley, and a meeting with Cabeza de Vaca, Council of the American Lega- tion in Washington. The usual Christmas celebration was held, a Christmas play being given at this time. In the second term, a meeting was held with the well-known Dr. Perlind Winocur as guest. The annual trip to Washington, one of the most pleasurable activities of the club, was enjoyed by all members. The final event of the year was the celebration of Pan-American Day, a day set aside to foster friendly relationships between the people of the two Americas. e 102 t: Blain, Heard, Abbott, Gillespie, King, Harper, Kratzl McCormick Lynch, Matthews, Kimball, Laws, Bennett, Sturtevant, Nye Panhellenic Council President ......................................... Denison Laws Secretary ...................................... Elizabeth Bennett Treasurer ........................................... Ann F aben Scholarship Chairman ............................ Anne Sturtevant Literary Chairman ................................. Mary Kimball THE eight national women's fraternities now existing on the Goucher campus are governed by the Goucher Panhellenic Council, composed of representatives of each fraternity. To the Council are submitted all questions of fraternity policy not controlled by the charters of the chapters themselves. Each year Panhellenic publishes a booklet of rules for the current rushing season, and formulates the details for rushing conduct. It is the specific task of Panhellenic at this time to explain to all incoming students the internal organization and aims of Goucher fraternities. Among the activities of the Panhellenic Council the Scholarship F und, to aid Goucher students to continue their college course, is outstanding. The Pan- hellenic Dance, held each year at the Maryland Casualty Club, provides an evening of entertainment for all Gaucher fraternity members. ct 103 ii Delta Gamma ACTIVES CLASS OF 1936 Mary Elise Besse Mary Io Knox Jane Operman Virginia Hines Eleanor Kratz Sarah Regar CLASS OF 1937 Janet Dingee Doris Maddox Jessie Urich Ruth Evans Virginia Medford Anne Whelan Elizabeth Harper CLASS OF 1938 Martha Arnold Elizabeth Hall Frances Patten Alice Blair CLASS OF 1939 Suzette Boutell Elizabeth Ogden Marjorie Patterson Riley Moore Jane Ogden PLEDGES lean Campbell Bettie Lindsay Mary Frances Weeks Mary Lee Cramblett Betty Wallace Mary Charlotte Yount Marguerite Guinn IN 1874 the fraternity of Delta Gamma was founded at the Oxford School in Lewis, Mississippi. The fraternity was active during the war, founding an orphanage at March- ienne for Belgian children. Jessie Roberson Kingery, a member of the fraternity, was decorated by the King and Queen of Belgium for her fine work in raising money for the Delta Gamma Orphanage. This year is Convention year. The Convention is to be held at the Lake Placid Club in June. The members of Psi Chapter who are attending are looking forward to this event. The fall and spring house parties are also among the most enjoyable affairs of the fraternity. s 105 w CLASS OF 1936 Marian Chase Ethel Lipscomb Elizabeth Paddock CLASS OF 1937 Jane Chenoweth Florence Cover Helen Curtis Ann Faben CLASS OF 1938 Power Hamman Frances Metcalfe CLASS OF 1939 Katherine Barnaby Ann Henderson Roberta Aylor Mary Griffith Curtis Mary Goldthwaite ALPHA PHI International Fraternity was founded at Syracuse University in 1872, and was the first to establish a chapter house there in 1886. Margaret Mason Whitney, then National President of Alpha Phi, called the first Intersoror- Alpha Phi ACTIVES Nancy Parrott Bernette Reynolds Nancy Jane Hendley Lillian Milner Irene Neale Millison Ranney Dorothy Roycroft Bessie 0' Dell PLEDGES Frances Hendley Lettice Lee Lyon Polly Tiffany Marian Vaughan Louise Redfield Alice Scott Mary Stevenson Mary Russell Louise Stanley Ruth Proctor Margaret Spain ity Conference, which later became the National Panhellenic Council. Alpha Phi has two loan funds. The Clara Bradley Burdette Fund is used for the financial aid of old and new chapters and for the encouragement of graduate study through coorganizers. The Founders' Loan Fund makes a maximum loan of $5000 to a chapter in need of financial assistance, and a maximum loan of $400 to Juniors and Seniors who need help to finish their college courses. ii 107 ii CLASS OF 1936 Doris Cherry Dorothy Cogan Betty Corby CLASS OF 1937 Jean E. Abbott Gamma Phi Beta ACTIVES Jean Fraser Phyllis Heard Doris Rever Carol Horton Dorothy Roberts Margaret Southworth Sara Stauffer Jeannette Monroe Mary E. Figge Freddy A. Kraemer Ellen Tickner CLASS OF 1938 Nancy Dulaney Betsy Anne Gregg Ann McCurley Kathryn Wilson Anne Wollman Marjory Sellinger Dorothy Tippett PLEDGES Muriel Salisch Mary Louise Steil Margaret Annis Amy MacIntosh Helen Binder Merry Ann Ottoson Evelyn Cole GAMMA PHI BETA was founded at Syracuse in 1874, the Zeta Chapter of Groucher being established in 1893. Gamma Phi has established a Scholarship Endowment Fund not only for members, but also for the aid of other college students. One of Gamma Phi's main activities is maintaining a camp for underpriv- ileged children. There are two of these camps in the West, one at Denver and one at Vancouver. Another was just established this past year at Fort Henry, Pa. Gamma Phis from all over the country act as counsellors. The children are given a two weeks' vacation. National conventions are held every other year. This year it is to be held at Victoria, British Columbia, late in June. Province conventions are held in non- convention years. a 109 o CLASS OF 1936 Dorothy Gillespie Mary B. Mustard CLASS OF 1937 Suzanne Emerson Virginia Hall CLASS OF 1938 Mildred Arnold Judith Bushey CLASS OF 1939 Ann Craig Sutton Kappa Alpha Theta ACTIVES Eleanor Newnham Olive Westbrooke Anne Sturtevant Elizabeth Lloyd White Margaret Cort Marjorie Groothuis Sally Waters Anne Phelan Wright Charlotte Ziegler Helen Ziegler Anne Hutchins Adele Winkelblich Mary Bennett Van Derhoof PLEDGES Shirley Cann Patricia Haugh Louise Steele Ann Donald Anne Rutherford KAPPA ALPHA THETA now has sixty-four active Chapters and one hundred and thirty-four alumnae organizations. This fraternity was founded at De Pauw University, then known as Asbury College, in 1870. Alpha Delta Chapter was founded in 1896. In 1903 the Loan and Fellowship Fund was established to help Theta under- graduates who were in need of financial aid. The money is obtained entirely through gifts and is repaid on the installment plan. There is also a Friendship F und for Theta members who have been graduated. Among the more prominent members of the fraternity are the first women ever elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and also Helen I acobs and Willa Gather. s 111 i, Pi Beta Phi ACTIVES CLASS OF 1936 Jean Flinn Katharine King Kathryn Ranck Elizabeth Kassebaum Helen Nixdorff CLASS OF 1937 Jean Critchlow Vera Pergler Mildred Zimmerman Lucille McCormick Margaret Reid CLASS OF 1938 Barbara Deemer Martha Flynn Mary Ellen Wood PLEDGES Florence Cary Grace Linebaugh Easton Whitney Lucille Connor Ruth Stone PI BETA PHI fraternity, one of the oldest of such organizations, was founded in 1867. The fraternity is much interested in altruistic work, and is now carrying on an important venture in this field. This is the settlement school in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, maintained by the fraternity. Here the children are taught the usual school subjects and also crafts. The work done in the crafts classes is sold throughout the country. Through the work of the resident nurse of the health center there, with the cooperation of the Parent-Teachers Association, the gen- eral health conditions in the community have been materially improved. h113ii CLASS OF 1936 Martha Cox Alice Erwin Cola Barr Jackson CLASS OF 1937 Ruth Beutell Eileen Blain CLASS OF 1938 Vinton Haworth Dorothy Jones CLASS OF 1939 Ada Davies Leila Dickson Justine F airbank Sarah Grace Ivah Black Minnie Hennigson Jean Lowe Ruth Montsie Delta Delta Delta ACTIVES Mary Jane Kieffner Virginia Long Isobel Lynch Martha Everett Barbara Lentz Constance Lacey Katherine E. Hefty Elizabeth de Lashmutt Elizabeth Miles PLEDGES Dorothea Ptaendler Elizabeth Ruff Jane Ruff Marika Rupis Mary Purkins Dorothy Webster Elizabeth Z. Wilson Sarah Milton Belle Rund1e Roberta Purkins Mary Jane Schreiner Mary E. Weber Jeannette Sweetser Ann Waring Martha Wray THE fraternity of Delta Delta Delta was founded at Boston University, Thanks- giving Eve, 1888, as a national organization with definite provisions in its first constitution for international expansion. It was the seventh society founded with these aims and the first of such societies in New England. There are 87 chapters with a total membership of 20,780, as well as 135 alumnae organizations. In 1930 the fraternity was extended into Canada where there are now three chapters. Delta Delta Delta has been identified with the Panhellenic movement since its in- ception in 1891 at Boston. Among its more prominent members are Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, Letitia Stockett, and the late Sara Haardt Mencken. The convention this year will be held at the Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Colorado, from June 28 through July 2. The X1 Chapter was founded at Goucher, November 25, 1898. tt 115 ii Alpha Gamma Delta ACTIVES CLASS OF 1936 Jeannette Bodine Grace Hill Mary Louise Shaw Mary Connolly Denison Laws Dorothy Wheeler Lillian Heywood Margaret Matthews Marjorie Wheeler CLASS OF 1937 Frances Bowers Evenden Daley Clara Ward Mary Boyer Mary Kimball Jeannette Zalewski Cornelia Cunningham Elizabeth Ruse CLASS OF 1938 Victoria Cavagnaro Doris Schaefer Louise Van Dermark Naomi De Hoff Anna May Scholl Cornelia Weir Elizabeth Herrlich Phyllis Stegman Lee Wright CLASS OF 1939 Ruth Blakeslee Dorothy Reilly Doris Yingling Radelle Fanseen Isobel Shipley PLEDGES Dorothy M. Anderson Mary-Gordon Iamieson Grace Scilipoti Dorothy Chapman Ann Marcy Flora Smith Dorothy Dempster ON May 4, 1904, a new international fraternity, Alpha Gamma Delta, was founded at Syracuse University. Theta Chapter at Goucher is one of the forty- four chapters of this organization and participates in its altruistic work. Each summer hundreds of underprivileged children enjoy a vacation as guests of Alpha Gamma Delta at Jackson, Michigan, and at Welland, Ontario. Theta Chapter aims to promote among its members a high standard of schol- arship as well as to urge participation in the extra-curricular activities of Goucher College. This year the chapter has reached its aim in that it ranks high in Panhellenic scholarship and that it has seen its members active in every extra- curricular activity in college. s 117 it CLASS OF 1936 Margaret Basil Helen Draper Adeline Holmes CLASS OF 1937 Betty Bennett CLASS OF 1938 Betty Blair Adelaide Blydenburgh Betty Burger Alice Doughton CLASS OF 1939 Eleanor Ann Bailey Julia Cole Kappa Kappa Gamma ACTIVES Elizabeth Knipp Alice Nye Betty Davis Rachael Elberfeld Jane Marfield Betty Miller Jean Newmaker Ruth Hart Elizabeth Hunt Josephine Stafford Anne Gilbert Wright Barbara Kelley Mary Louise Pettis Jane Rudd Geraldine de Shong Muriel Troeger Jean Hunt Dorothea Siems KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA fraternity was originally founded on October 13, 1870, at Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois. It is supported by two philan- thropic funds: Rose McGilI Fund for Kappas in need of financial help, and Students' Aid, which offers a scholarship open to all college women, not only Kappas. The Kappas were first to have a coorganizerea young college graduate who trains new chapters; first to call a Panhellenic Council; first to have a publi- cation, and first to have a grand council form of government. This fraternity was originally known as Tau Kappa Pi at Goucher, and was the first organization of its kind at this college. All five members of the first grad- uating class belonged to it. It was installed as a chapter of the national organization on September 22, 1933. s 119 s Appreciation Dr. and Mrs. David A. Robertson Dr. Dorothy Stimson Miss F rances R. Conner Miss Carrie Mae Probst Mrs. Elsa G. Hayden Dr. Wilfred A. Beardsley Dr. Elizabeth Nitchie Dr. Eleanor P. Spencer Dr. Ola E. Winslow Jean Abbott Jeannette Bodine Suzanne Emerson Marian Weil Olive Westbrooke Benson Furniture Company 120 PUBLICATIONS Kraemer, Daley, Hall, Urich Boyer, Hoffman, Reid, Sturtevant, Lentz Cunningham, Bowers, McCormick, Robinson, Straus Donnybrook Staff Editor-in-Chief ........................................ Lucille McCormick Business Manager ...................................... Marjorie Robinson Photography Editor ....................................... Frances BoWers Photography Assistant ........................................ Mary Boyer Class and Organization Editor ............................. Anne Sturtevant Class and Organization Assistants. . . Barbara Lentz, Ann Faben, Virginia Hall Literary Editor .......................................... F rances Hoffman Literary Assistant ..................................... Mary Elizabeth Paul Circulation Manager .................................... Catharine Straus Circulation Assistants. . . . . . . . ,Ellen Tickner, Dorothy Schneier, Margaret Reid Advertising Manager ............................... Cornelia Cunningham Advertising Assistants .......... Evenden Daley, Freddie Kraemer, Jessie Urich s 121 s Donald, Sirkis, Brown, Kohn Miller, Straus, Gold, Critchlow, Miller, Medford Benestad, Smith, Foster, Baach, Tuckman Weekly Editor-in-Chief ................................ Nell Martin Foster Managing Editor ................................. Margaret Smith Assistants ...... ....................... Iane Flack, Jean Critchlow News Editdrs ...................... Lillian Benestad, Marion Corbin Busine'ssManager..L......................t....t ...... LeeBaach Advertising Manager .............................. Doris Tuckman Circulation Manager ............................... Cecilia Miller WEEKLY, the free .forum of epublicopinion at Goucher College, is the recog- nized mouthpiece of the student . government. Its pages are open to student leaders for any messages or publicity that they wish to reach the students during the college year! did its'wide Circulation makes it representative of Goucher Col- lege asva whole; Through its news from other colleges and universities, it tends to promote fine intercollegiate feeling and cooperation. Working towards an active realization of the students' interests in every phase of college life, HWeekly is an important social organ in Goucher. Last year it received one of the highest ratings that may be given to a weekly college paper. tc 122 e Press Board Victoria Cavagnaro ........................................... Herald Tribune Dorothea Lough ....................................... Baltimore Evening Sun Marian Hoffman ....................................... Baltimore Morning Sun Justine Fairbank ............................................. Washington Post Dorothy Gold ....................................................... Weekly Marian Yerzley ......................................... Newark Evening News Jean Lowe .................................................. Washington Star Grace Hill .................................................. Evening Bulletin Jean Flinn and Constance Lacey ........ New York Times and Baltimore News Post THE Groucher Press Board meets every Wednesday morning with President Robertson and Miss McCurley to obtain any news releases the college would like published. These are sent by the representatives to the different newspapers. This facilitates the acquiring of college news by the papers and also the college publicity question. The representatives also arrange for any pictures the papers would like to have. For any who are interested in journalism as a career the Press Board affords valuable ex- perience, as well as pro- viding a little extra pocket money. Cavagnaro, Lacey, Hill Lough, Flinn Gold a 123 n Kalends EditOr-in-Chief ............................................ Mary Louise Shaw Business Manager ............................................... Martha Cox Managing Editor ............................................ Mary Leadbeater Manuscript Editors ......................... Dorothea Lough, Lucille McCormick Advertising Editor .............................................. Roslyn Nevas Art Editors ..................... Grace Scilipoti, Edith Singleton, Celeste Franklin SINCE its establishment as the newspaper of the Women's College of Baltimore in 1890 uKalends has gone through many metamorphoses. In its present emerged state it is a youthful and optimistic literary magazine with great hopes for its continuance and development as such. This year the Editor announced a new course as follows: HThe class mem- bers will be classified as lKalends' apprentices; the 'professors' a representative from each staff: the art, editorial, and business staffs; the course will include lec- tures and practical work in proof-reading, magazine make-up, criticism, and the mechanism of securing advertising. If possible we shall have a specialist in the magazine field speak at one meeting. The term will last six weeks. The pre- requisite is genuine interest. This experiment warrants our hope that it will be- come an established course. It should assist in the realization of llKalends goal, namely, Hto be a synthesized exemplification of the interests and talents of Groucher women; the versatility, depth, and readability of its contents therefore being the responsibility of each of those women; to be simultaneously informa- tive, colorful, and traditional. Schneier, Nevas, Hoffman, Boyer, Lough McCormick, Shaw, Cox s 124- a AROUN D THE CLOCK Boat Ride, when Goucher rides down to the Bay for a day's outing en masse. Commencement Week! the climax of the year's activities. Garden Party, Tea Dance, Step Singing, all leading up to the grand finale of Graduation at the Lyric. This week belongs first of all to the Seniors; it is their last moment before leaving Goucher in the hands of the underclassmen, and all Goucher unites in making it the high point of the college year. Army-Navy Game, the chief athletic event of the Fall term. Two interclass teams battle for the su- premacy of the hockey field, and provide an afternoon of excitement and rivalry for the college. The Army mule and the Navy goat add touches of local color to the scene. Thanksgiving Dinner, at which Gaucher students and faculty join for an evening's pleasure. The Sara Haardt Mencken Collection, willed by Mrs. Mencken to the Goucher College Library. May Day, when the college gathers on the Towson campus to pay honor to the Queen and her Court. The underclass members provide entertainment for the company, and weather permitting, everyone enjoys the momentary release from the city atmosphere. G-Night, when the Blazer is awarded by the Athletic As- sociation to an outstanding Senior. Last year Frances Mc- Nutt won the coveted prize. a132,, Class of 1936 ADAMS, MRS. ELIZABETH LeVAN ..................... 108 W. Saratoga Street, Baltimore, Md. AHRENS, EDITH ............................................ Wyomissing Park, Reading, Pa. BAACH, LEAH LOUISE ................................ 1001 N. Elm Street, Greensboro, NC. BANDER, IRENE HELEN .................................. 8 P010 Road, Great Neck, L.I., N.Y. BASIL, MARGARET LORRAINE .................. 3711 Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Md. BENNETT, SELMA LEIGH ............................ 898 West End Avenue, New York, N.Y. BERNSTEIN, GERTRUDE ................................. 1730 E. 27th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. BESSE, MARY ELISE ...................................... 298 W. 4th Street, Spencer, Iowa BLEND, RUTH ABBEY ..................................................... Berkshire, N.Y. BLOCK, ISABEL DAVIDOW ............................ 602 N. Irving Avenue, Scranton, Pa. BODINE, CLARA JEANETTE ............................................... Gladstone, NJ. BOND, JEAN ............................................ 524 Orkney Road, Baltimore, Md. BRAND, GERALDINE MAY .................... 28 Woodmere Boulevard, Woodmere, L.I., N.Y. BRANDENBURG, ALICE STAYERT ..................... 2501 W. North Avenue! Baltimore, Md. BRESLER, SARA HOPE ........................ 154 Pennsylvania Avenue, Mount Vernon, N.Y. BROWN, ELEANOR LOUISE ................................................. Lehman, Pa. CHAMBERS, RUTH IRVING ....................... 600 W. Chesapeake Avenue, Towson, Md. CHASE, MARION ANN .................................... Frederick Road, Catonsvillel Md. CHECKET, FRIEDA LENORA ..................... 1644 Gwynns Falls Parkway, Baltimore, Md. CHERRY, DORIS MARILYNN .............................. 29 Hotel Drive, White Plains, N.Y. COGAN, DOROTHY MARIE .......................... 61 Glenwood Avenue, East Orange, NJ. COHEN, SYLVIA ZELDA .................................... 817 Lake Drive, Baltimore, Md. CONNOLLY, MARY PATRICIA ........................... 149 Grove Street, Woodbridge, NJ. COREY, ELIZABETH ADAMS ...................... 75 W. Catawissa Street, Nesquehoning, Pa. COX, MARTHA ANNE .......................................... 110 Edgar Street, Kane, Pa. CRAIG, MARGERY PATTERSON ....................... 3421 Guilford Terrace, Baltimore, Md. CRIGLER, ELEANOR FIELDING .......................... 418 N. Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC. DRAPER, HELEN MARGARET ............................. 216 Laurens Street, Baltimore, Md. ENFIELD, DOROTHEA HOLLAND .......................................... Forest Hill, Md. ENGEL, PAULINE CLAIRE ................................ 2346 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Md. ERWIN, ALICE CORNELIA ..................... 201 Madison Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ. FELDMAN, ELEANOR ............................... 320 Central Park, West, New York, N.Y. FEUSTMAN, ROSE MARY ................................. Ingram Ha11 Apts., Ba1timore, Md. FIENBERG, LORETTA ................................. 915 N. Wooster Avenue, Dover, Ohio FLINN, 1 EAN DOUGLAS ................................ 438 W. 116th Street, New York, N.Y. FORNSHELL, CAROLYN JANE ............................ 1208 W. Main Street, Elwood, 1nd. FOSTER, NELL MARTIN ............................ 5502 Groveland Avenue, Baltimore, Md. FRANK, HELENE EVELYN ............................... 2011 Ruxton Avenue, Ba1timore, Md. FRASER, JEAN ELIZABETH .............................. 332 Girard Avenue, Elkins Park, Pa. GARDNER, ELIZABETH CAMPBELL ....................... 1721 Chilton Street, Baltimore, Md. GEHRINGER, EDNA MARGARET .......................... 309 Brown Street, Union City, NJ. GENGRADOM, SAIYUDE ..................... Bangkoonprom, Bangkok, Siam GILLESPIE, DOROTHY .......................... 1435 Severn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. GLICKMAN, EVELYN MINNA .......................... 2419 N. Pulaski Street, Baltimore, Md. GORDON, FORTUNA LUCILLE .............................. 4105 Greenway, Baltimore, Md. GURNY, HELEN ................................... 633 S. Kenwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. HAAS, JANE FRANCES ...................................... 203 Southway, Baltimore, Md. HAHN, LA VERNA ................................. 4511 Windsor Mill Road! Woodlawn, Md. HAILE, EVELYN ....................................................... Cockeysville, Md. HALPERN, ZELDA JEANETTE ...................... 606 Marshall Avenue, S.W., Roanoke, Va. HANOVER, FLORENCE INEZ ........................ 1457 Milner Crescent, Birmingham, Ala. HEARD, GRACE PHYLLIS ................................... 20 Stanley Place, Yonkers, N.Y. HENNING, JEAN GARDNER ........................... 85 W. Tioga Street, Tunkhannock, Pa. HERSTEIN, ROSLYN CYNTHIA ........................... 1085 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. HEYWOOD, LILLIAN LEEDOM ......................... 326 Summit Avenue, Ienkintown, Pa. HICOK, HARRIETT ....................................... 2518 Talbot Road, Baltimore, Md. HILL, GRACE DOROTHY ............................... 3412 Marshall Road, Drexel Hill, Pa. HINES, VIRGINIA LEIGH ............................. 27 S. Ellwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 6 133 11 HOBBS, PAULINE TUSTIN .......................... 2904 Montebello Terrace, Baltimore, Md. HOLLINGSWORTH, ELLEN KEENE ....................................... Reisterstown, Md. HOLMES, ADELINE LONGSTREET ........................................... Holmdel, NJ. HUTZLER, CAROLINE HOCHSCHILD ............................... Pomona, Pikesville, Md. IMBERMAN, MRS. IANE deFOREST WOODRUFF ........ 2401 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, Md. JACKSON, COLA BARR ........................................ 5 Union Sfreet, Selma, Ala. IAFFE, NAOMI GERALDYNE ............................ 3709 Chatham Road, Baltimore, Md. KASSEBAUM, ELIZABETH ..................... 5610 Cross Country Boulevard, Baltimore, Md. KELL, ANNE LAMPTON ............................... 3818 Sequoia Avenue, Baltimore, Md. KEMP, EMILY JANE .............................................. Rolling Road, Relay, Md. KIEFFNER, MARY JANE .................................. 2028 E. 31512 Street, Baltimore, Md. KING, KATHARINE BOWIE ............................. 216 Longwood Road, Baltimore; Md. KNIPP, ELIZABETH SIBLEY ............................ 625 Woodington Road, Baltimore, Md. KNOX, MARY JO ......................................... Hillcrest Manor, Vicksburg, Miss. KRATZ, MARY ELEANOR ............................... 536 Hamilton Street, Norristown, Pa. LAWS, DENISON ....................................... 1207 W. 41st Street, Richmond, Va. LEADBEATER, MARY MORRILL .......................... 114 Harvard Street, Alexandria, Va. LE CLAIR, MARIE HERCHE .............................. 3413 Glen Avenue, Baltimore, Md. LEGUM, RUTH DIXON ................................. 3100 N. HiIton Street, Baltimore, Md. LEVELL, OLIVE DORA .................................. 3173 Keswick Road, Baltimore, Md. LEVY, FRANCES JOSEPHINE ........................... 4013 Carlisle Avenue, Baltimore, Md. LEVY, ROSALIND SYLVIA .................................... Hotel Shoreland, Chicago, 111. LIPSCOMB, ETHEL CARR ................................ 913 S. Duke Street, Durham, NC. LONG, VIRGINIA ................................. 231 S. Randolph Street, Rockingham, NC. LONGWELL, EDITH ELIZABETH .......................................... Custer City, Pa. LQUGH, DOROTHEA WASON ............................. Harbor Lane, New Rochelle, N.Y. LUDERS, INGEBORG MARIE ................................. 65 Park Lane, Essex Fells, N .1 . LYNCH, ISOBEL PHELPS ....................... 146 Kensington Road, Garden City, L.I., N.Y. LYONS, VIRGINIA .................................... 2436 Callow Avenue, Baltimore, Md. MCCAULEY, BARBARA JANE ......................... 4310 Hayward Avenue, Baltimore, Md. MATTHEWS, MARGARET ELIZA ........................ 220 Avenham Avenue, Roanoke, Va. MICHELSON, ELAINE HELEN ....................... 4110 Forest Park Avenue, Baltimore, Md. MUSTARD, MARY BOYKIN ............................. 218 Woodlawn Road, Baltimore, Md. NEWNHAM, ELEANOR ANNE ................... 518 E. Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. NIXDORFF, HELEN PURDY ................................ 2018 Park Avenue, Baltimore, Md. NYE, ALICE HESTER .................................... 366 Lincoln Parkway, Buffalo, N .Y. OPERMAN, IANE ESTELLE ........................... 2303 W. Lanvale Street, Baltimore, Md. OTTENHEIMERI FANNIE BENESCH .......................... Esplanade Apts., Baltimore, Md. OTTINGER, BARBARA ................................. 1308 Wilson Street, McKeesport, Pa. OWINGS, EVA McCURLEY RAMSAY ................. 4100 Ridgewood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. PADDOCK, KATHERINE ELIZABETH .................... 4136 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis. PARROTT, NANCY ELIZABETH .............................................. Newman, Ga. PRATT, MARY VIRGINIA ...................................... W. Joppa Road, Towson, Md. PRISMAN, THELMA ................................... 3804 Glen Avenue, Baltimore, Md. PURKINS, MARY ADELAIDE ......................... 1519 Lakeside Avenue, Baltimore, Md. RANCK, KATHRYN ERNST ........................... 212 St. Mark's Square, Philadelphia, Pa. RAUSCH, ELIZABETH OHM ............................ 31 Overbrook Road, Catonsville, Md. REGAR, SARAH HARRIET ...................... 1329 Iefferson Street, N.W., Washington, DC. REVER, DORIS ADELE .................................... 209 Kemble Road! Baltimore, Md. REYNOLDS, BERNETTE ...................................... 4 Poplar Street, Milford, Mass. RICE, MARY ELEANOR .............................. 11 Beechwood Avenue, Catonsvi11e, Md. RIEBLING, MARIAN ELIZABETH .................... 2441 Edmondson Avenue, Baltimore, Md. RODGERS, ADELAIDE ............................. 4214 Connecficut Avenue, Baltimore, Md. ROSENMEYER, PAULINE HARRIET ............................. 24 Tulip Street, Summit, NJ. ROSENTHAL, ELIZABETH RACHAEL POLLACK ..... Sheffield Apts., Lake Drive, Baltimore, Md. SAMLER, RUTH ....................................... 2475 Callow Avenue, Baltimore, Md. .2925 Montebello Terrace, Baltimore, Md. SAUSE, ANNA ELSBETH. . SCHIFFMAN, NANCY ......... .......... ' ..... 1 .......... 104 William Street, Pittston, Pa. SCHOLL, LOUISE MARY ........................... 839 Wynnewood Road, Philadelphia, Pa. SCHWED. CAROLYN MAY ............................... 1269 Clinton Place, Elizabeth! NJ. 11 134 11 ADV . ERTIISEMENTS AN D DIRECTORY THE ARUNDEL CORPORATION BALTIMORE, MD. Comtructory and Engiizeery and distributors of SAND, GRAVEL AND COMMERCIAL SLAG COMPLIMENTS OF The ALCAZAR COMPLIMENTS OF The National Paving and Contracting Co. SHAPIRO, EVELYN .................................... 1826 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, Md. SHAW, MARY LOUISE .................................................... Warwick, N.Y. SIMON, THELMA GLADYS .............................. 95 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N.Y. SINGLETON, EDITH HENRIETTA ........................... 369 Park Street, Hackensack, NJ. SIRKIS, DORIS LEAH ............................... 889 W. Baltimore Street Baltimore, Md. SMITH, ELIZABETH EVANS ........................................ Linthicum Heights, Md. SNYDER, REBECCA ....................................... 4503 Belair Road, Baltimore, Md. SNYDER, TILLIE ........................................ 7 N. Calhoun Street, Baltimore, Md. SONNEBORN, LISETTE LOUCHEIM ...................... Arlington Park Apts., Baltimore, Md. SOUTHWORTH, MARGARET ELEANOR ........................ Conover Lane, Red Bank, NJ. SPIESS, CHARLOTTE ROSE .......................... 3006 Rueckert Avenue, Baltimore! Md. STAFFORD, JOSEPHINE ROSE . . . 1275 Pennington Avenue, Passaic, NJ. STAUFFER, SARA ELIZABETH .......................... 926 Prospect Avenue, Bethlehem, Pa. THURLOW, MARTHA ................................ 304 S. Collins Avenue, Baltimore, Md. TIFFANY, MAY FLETCHER ................................................ Warrenton, Va. VAUGHAN, MARIAN JACKSON ......................... 1101 Federal Street, Lynchburg, Va. WASCH, MURIEL JANET ................................ 85 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N.Y. WEBSTER, DOROTHY WHITMAN ..................... 4528 Parsons Boulevard, Flushing, N.Y. WEIL, MARIAN LESLIE .................................. 610 Park Avenue, Goldsboro, NC. WEINSTEIN, PAULINE ............................... 3001 W. Lanvale Street, Baltimore, Md. WESTBROOKE, OLIVE ELIZABETH .............. 620 W. Washington Avenue, Jonesboro, Ark. WHEELER, DOROTHY MARION ........................... 83 S Mast Street, Goffstown, N. H. WHEELER, MARJORIE LOUISE ...... . . .83 S. Mast Street Goffstown, N. H. WHITE, MARY ELIZABETH ............................ 702 S.De1aware Avenue, Tampa,F1a WICKER, AUDREY CATHERINE ELIZABETH ................ 1727 E. 29th Street, Baltimore, Md WILSON, ELIZABETH ZA ........................... 441 Pelham Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. WILSON LAURA MEREDITH ............................. 714 Parker Avenue, Detroit, Mich. WRIGHT, ANNE GILBERT ................ 398 Upper Mountain Avenue, Upper Montclair, NJ. WRIGHT, ANNE PHELAN ...................................... 901 2nd Avenue, Rome, Ga. Class of 1937 ABBOTT! JEAN ELIZABETH ............................... 10 S. Dorset Avenue, Ventnor, N .1 . ABRAHAMS, SYLVIA RUTH .............................. 27 W. 96th Street, New York, N .Y. ADLER, BETTY ....................................... Calle 13 esq.E, Vedado, Habanal Cuba ALEXANDER, MILDRED MITZI ......................... 2507 Loyola Southway, Baltimore, Md. ANDREWS, ANNA ELIZABETH ...................................... Box 283, Herminie, Pa. BAYLIN, VIVIAN CELESTE ................................ 2040 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Md. BENNETT, ELIZABETH WALLIS ........................... 300 E. 32nd Street, Baltimore, Md. BEUTELL, RUTH FREDERIC .................................. 412 River Road, Red Bank, NJ. BLAIN, EILEEN .............................................................. Easton, Md. BOWERS, FRANCES BONNETTE ...................... 126 E. High Street, Mannington, W. Va. BOYER, MARY MABEL ................................ 170 King Street,Northumber1and Pa. BRANDT, HELEN ELIZABETH ............................ 304 Gittings Avenue, Baltimore, Md. BRONK, ETHEL JANE ..................................... 57 Pearl Street, Hudson Falls, N.Y. BROSCOE, FLORENCE BERTHA .......................... 4 N. Clinton Street, Baltimore, Md. BROWN, DORIS deVERRA ............................. 2208 Callow Avenue, Baltimore, Md. CAIRNS, GRACE EDITH ............................. 5705 Ethelbert Avenue, Baltimore, Md. CANADY, EVELYN ADELL ................................ 3634 Elkader Road, Baltimore, Md. CHENOWETH, CATHERINE JANE ..................... 3700 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. CONOVER, DOROTHY REBECCA. . Dutch Neck, N .I . COOPER, RUTH MARIE ................................................ Leonardtown, Md. COVER, FLORENCE ELIZABETH ................................................ Elkton, Va. CRITCHLOW, JEAN MOLER ........................... 577 Rutherford Avenue, Trenton, NJ. CUNNINGHAM, SARAH CORNELIA ..................... 4008 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, Md. CURTIS, HELEN MATHEWS ............................... 3 Mills Place, Crawfordsville, Ind. DALEY, EVENDEN ELLSWORTH ........................ 3107 Northway Drive, Baltimore, Md. DANKER, ANNETTE .................................. 750 W. North Avenue, Baltimore, Md. DAVIS, ELIZABETH BISHOP .............................................. Rainelle, W.Va. 11 136 11 Thisistheplacewe ride our horses! In- deed J ean Abbott seems to be very elated after her ride! N 0 wonder the number of riders at Goucher m hasincreasedwhen there are so many -. fine horses atw LIEUT. HENRY A. DENTRY9S RIDING SCHOOL Woodbourne Ave., Govans, Md. MARY LLOYD 2434 NORTH CHARLES STREET Chesapeake 9524 Permanent Waves of Distinction The Grey Goose Inn NORTH CHARLES STREET NEAR TWENTY THIRD BALTIMORE, MD. EXCELLENT FOOD IN A HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE PHONE. CHESAPEAKE 8853 Phone us your wants . . . BELMONT 6648 L. C. RETTALIATA Pharmacist Charles and Twenty-second Streets COMPLIMENTS OF The Mount Royal Hotel Geo. J. Storck 8: Son thhr SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND WALLBOARDS 2406-2418 Greenmount Avenue Phone: University 3500 WM. T. CARTER Vernon 0503 James W. Hughes Catering Co. 12 EAST CENTRE ST. ONLY THE PUREST GRADES OF FOOD USED SCHOEN-RUSSELL, INC. IMPORTERS MILLINERY, SUITS, COATS, GOWNS 335 NORTH CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE, MD. C amplz'mems 0f Hynson, We?ccott 85 Dunning, Inc. Charles and Chase Streets Baltimore, Md. DINGEE, JANET STUART ........................... 8212 Westminster Road, Elkins Park, Pa. DINSMORE, ELLEN IEANNETTE ........................... Seminary Avenue, Lutherville, Md. DOCKHORN,1EAN MARGARET ...................... 3507 Echodale Avenue, Baltimore, Md. EISENBERG KATHERINE HEL EN.. . . . . , 1 . 1 . , , .11 Douglas Avenue, Lonaconing, Md. EMERSON SUZANNE NELSON ....................... 116 Fairv1ew Avenue, Naugatuck, Conn. EVANS, RUTH MADELEINE ............................. 1247 Mansfield P1ace,Brook1yn,N.Y. EVERETT, MARTHA MCKELLAR ................................... Route 1, Rockingham NC. FABEN, ANN REED ...................................... 624 Chatham Court, Toledo, Ohio FERNLEY, HARRIET FRANCES .................. 225 W. Tulpehocken Street, Philadelphia, Pa. FIGGE, MARY ELIZABETH .............................................. Silver Cliff, Colo. FRANKLIN, CELESTE ........................... 3710 Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Md. FULLER, MARGARET WILSON ........................ 2016 N. Monroe Street, Baltimore, Md. GOLD, DOROTHY RUTH ............................... 402 11th Avenue, Huntington, W.Va. GOLDMAN, NANCY ....................................... 3812 Fords Lane, Baltimore, Md. GOLDSTROM, HELEN LOUISE ........................ 3224 Carlisle Avenue, Baltimore, Md. GREEN, RACHEL MARY ................................ 370 Brusselles Street, St. Marys, Pa. GREENBERG, ETHEL ............................... 4110 Garrison Boulevard, Baltimore, Md. GUINZBERG, GRACE ............................ 143-55 Cherry Avenue, F1ushing, L.I., N.Y. GUTMAN, FLORANE ............................. 5102 Overbrook Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. HALL, MARY VIRGINIA .................................. 605 E. 36th Street, Baltimore! Md. HARPER, ELIZABETH MATILDA ............................... Fenway Apts., Baltimore, Md. HELD, SARAH ELIZABETH ....................... 309 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, Towsonl Md. HENDLEY, NANCY JANE ................................... 4409 Greenway, Baltimore, Md. HICOK, FLORENCE ...................................... 2518 Talbot Road, Baltimore! Md. HILGEMAN, DOROTHEA ELIZA ........................ 6205 Lincoln Avenue, Baltimore, Md. HODGES, LUCIE-BLAIR .................................. 394 E. Blst Street, Baltimore, Md. HODGES, NORMA LOUISE ........................... 3300 Gibbons Avenue, Baltimore, Md HOFFMAN, FRANCES FIELD .................................. 122 6th Avenue, Pelham, N.Y. HORTON, CAROL ELIZABETH ........................... 157 Monteroy Road, Rochester, N.Y. HUNT, MARY MARGARET .......................................... North Falmouth, Mass. JOSEPH, FRANCES HELENE ............................... 19 Arcadia Place, Vineland, NJ. KATZ, JEAN EDNA .................................. 825 West End Avenue, New York, N.Y. KELLEY, BARBARA CARTER ............................ 5717 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, Md. KEYSER, DOROTHY ................................... 4014 Norfolk Avenue, Baltimore, Md. KIMBALL, MARY CREARY .............................. 306 Wendover Road, Baltimore, Md. KOHN, NATALIE SARAH ................................ 165 W. 915': Street, New York, N.Y. LEIGH, CHLOE HERBERT ........................... 209 Nicholson Street Williamsburg, Va. LENTZ, BARBARA WADDINGTON ............................ Tuscany Apts., Balfirnore, Md. MCCORMICK, LUCILLE ............................... 492 S. River Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MACKENSEN, KRIEMHILD SCHOLVIEN ............... 2207 Kentucky Avenue, Baltimore, Md. MADDOX, DORIS ELIZABETH ................... 2nd Avenue and C Street, Glen Burnie, Md. MANN, EDITH ......................................... 138 S. Green Street, Henderson, Ky. MEDFORD, VIRGINIA TODD ............................... Gloucester Apts., Annapolis, Md. MILLER, CECELIA EDYTHE ....................... 10 Elmwood Avenue, South Norwalk, Conn. MILNER, LILLIAN HARRIS ................................ 2010 Orchard Road, Toledo, Ohio MILTON, SARAH ANNAH ......................... 508 Fort Wood Place, Chattanooga, Tenn. MONROE, IEANNETTE DAGMAR .................... 26 Longview Avenue, White Plains, N.Y. MORRIS, FLORENCE RONIE ............................ Arlington Park Apts., Baltimore, Md. MUELLER, KATHERINE FRANCES. . ................ 3000 W. Rogers Avenue, Ba1timore, Md. MUNDEN, ELIZABETH LEE ................................. Majestic Hotel, Salisbury, Md. MYERS, EVELYN ...................................................... Gaithersburg, Md. NEAL, GEORGE IRENE ........................... Bou1evard at 5111 Street, Huntington, W.Va. NEWMAN, RUTH LOUISE ........................... 3442 Reisterstown Road, Ba1tim0re, Md. PAUL, MARY ELIZABETH ............................ 29 E. Stratford Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. PENN, GRACE MAY ............................................ Ioppa Road! Fullerton, Md. PORTER, JEAN TABITHA ............................. 2338 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md. POSNER, FLORENCE RUTH ................................. 1302 Avenue 0, Brooklyn, N.Y. POTTER, JOAN ........................................ 70 Manor Place, New Rochelle, N.Y. e 138 11 LORD BALTIMORE HOTEL BALTIMORE AND HANOVER STREETS Ratesfrom 700 ROOMS $3.00 SINGLE 700 BATHS $5.00 DOUBLE UNPARALLELED FACILITIES FOR BANQUETS AND DANCES fr: PRESTIGE Keep it and guard it with a well groomed coiEure with the aid of FRANCES DOEHLER SBmuty 541071 2505 N. CHARLES ST. Permanents a S pecialty KING PIN BOWLING ALLEYS 36 Perfect Alleys 2614-2620 Pennsylvania Ave. Weber2s Restaurant Dinner M usic Every Evening TABLE D,HOTE DINNER DAILY $1.25 Dancing from 10 pm. to 1 a.m. Luncheon M usic Every Day 103 MERCER STREET POTTHAST BROS. Established 1892 Fine Furniture for People of Discernment 924 North Charles Street WATSON SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Thorough Training in Minimum Time 2102 MARYLAND AVENUE Smart Fashionsfor the Young Crowd . . . J can and J ane Shop Sizes II to I7 O2NEILL2S CHARLES ST. AT LEXINGTON Denison Laws has her clothes cleaned at Neild0s because she believes that . . . Fine Workmanship is a Tradition that Assures Satisfaction ILD DRY CLEANING 2205 NORTH CHARLES STREET REDFIELD, LOUISE .......................................... 318 Engle Street, Tenafly, N.I. REID, MARGARET DUNBAR ............................... 311 Petroleum Street, 011 City, Pa. RETTALIATA, CATHERINE VIOLET ................ 4602 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Md. ROBINSON, MARJORIE ................................. 67 Millington Avenue, Newark, NJ. ROTHMAN, BERNICE .................................. 136 Charles Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. RUPPERSBERGER, CATHERINE EVELYN ................ 3611 Callaway Avenue, Balfimore, Md. RUSE, ELISABETH FOXWELL ............................ 402 Somerset Road, Baltimore, Md. RUSSELL, MARGARET LOUELLA ....................... 1930 Prentis Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. SACHS, DOROTHY JEAN .................................. 207 Fillmore Street, Staunton, Va. SALKIN, HELEN ADELE ................................ 75 Bayeau Road, New Rochelle, N.Y. SARNEY, DOROTHY BERNIECE ........................... 1432 E. 19th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. SCHANER, ELEANOR ALDINE ............................. 129 S. 13th Street, Harrisburg, Pa. SCHMEISER, DORIS RUTH ............................. 3229 Shannon Drive, Baltimore, Md. SCHMUKLER, MARIORIE SHIRLEY .................... 590 West End Avenue, New York, N.Y. SCHNEIER, DOROTHY CYNTHIA. . . SCHOLL, ANNA CAROLYN ........ .......... 33 Brookdale Avenue, New Roche11e, N.Y. .................... 1123 Centre Avenue, Reading, Pa. SCOTT, ALICE GORDON .................. . ......... 3470 Altamont Road, Birmingham, Ala. SIRKIS, CHARLOTTE RUTH ......................... 889 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. SISK, IEAN CRAWFORD .................................. 500 Dunkirk Road, Anneslie, Md. SMITH, MARGARET REES ............................. 3807 Fernhill Avenue, Baltimore, Md. STEVENSON, MARY RUSSELL ............................ 111 Deepdene Road, Baltimore, Md. STONE, RUTH ELOISE ....................... 4025 S. Dakota Avenue, N.E., Washington, DC. STRAUS, CATHARINE ................................... 3418 Bancroft Road, Baltimore, Md. STURTEVANT, ANNE FISKE ............................ 5212 Springlake Way, Baltimore, Md. TICKNER, MARGARET ELLEN ........................... 3606 Duva11 Avenue, Baltimore, Md. TRUMPER, ELEANOR IESSAMINE ..................... 205 Gilmer Avenue, Montgomery, Ala. TUCKMAN, DORIS .................................. 789 West End Avenue, New York, NY. URICH, JESSIE HARPER ............................... 2336 S. 18th Street, Philade1phia, Pa. WARD, CLARA ELIZABETH ............................ 201 Paddington Road, Baltimore, Md. WEISS, GERTRUDE .............................. 0 ....... 24 W. Broadway, Mauch Chunk, Pa. WENNAGEL, ETHEL LORA ........................... 24 Ma110w H111 Avenue, Baltimore, Md. WHELAN, ANNE WORTHINGTON ..................... 1812 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md. WHITE, ADELINE MILDRED .............................. Box 68, King Street, Leesburg, Va. WHITE, ELIZABETH LLOYD ............................... A93 Graydon Court, Norfolk, Va. WEISENFELD, JANE ..................................... 5505 Rusk Avenue, Baltimore, Md. WILES, JUNE F ....................................... 921 N. Benta1ou Street, Baltimore, Md. WILSON, ETHEL MARIORY ........................ 308 Mount View Drive, Cumberland, Md. WINN, SARA ELIZABETH .......................... 614 S. Lawrence Street, Montgomery, Ala. YERZLEY, MARIAN HELEN .................................. 149 N. 12th Street, Newark, NJ. ZALEWSKI, IEANNETTE REGINA ............................ 63 Summer Street, Passaic, NJ. ZALLIS, DOROTHY ................................. 2221 E. Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. ZIEGLER, CHARLOTTE GARDNER ...................... 9 Gwynndale Avenue, Baltimore, Md. ZIEGLER, HELEN BEEHLER ............................ 9 Gwynndale Avenue, Baltimore, Md. ZIMMERMAN, MAUD ELLEN ............................ 2229 Ruskin Avenue, Baltimore, Md. ZIMMERMANN, MILDRED FRANCES ...................... 2423 Ken Oak Road, Baltimore, Md. Class of 1938 .......................................... Covington, Va. ..................... 320 Hawthome Road, Baltimore, Md. ADELSON, REBA ROSALIE ..... ANDERSON, DOROTHY MAE.. ANDERSON, DOROTHY NAOM1 ..................... Sycamore Road,Linth1cum Heights, Md. ARNOLD MARTHA IEANNETTE ........................ 215uperiorR0ad,Be11erose L1., N.Y . ARNOLD, MILDRED VIRGINIA ...................... 3610 Sprmgdale Avenue, Baltimore Md. BARENBURG, JULIA ................................ 2610 E. Ba1timore Street, Baltimore, Md. BAUERSFELD, LYDIA PAGE .......................... 3807 Sequoia Avenue, Baltimore, Md. BENDANN, CONSTANCE .................................. 950 Brooks Lane, Ba1timore, Md. BENESTAD, LILLIAN GUINHILDE ....................................... Barnegat City, NJ. HERMAN, EVALEAH ...................................... 1765 E. 55th Street, Chicago, 111. 11 140 11 As well known as Me monument The Stafford and the Washington Monument have been linked together in Baltimore life for many generations. It is an association of OM which we are proud. J! ...Ali i MORTON A. GRANT MT. VERNON PLACE 5 Manager Short Term Business Courses . HAWKINS CLARENCE W. RITTER Office Training School Flowers 2324 N. Charles St. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Positions secured, Individual Instruction. Day and Night Classes Bel. 6592 Emily H awki ns P a g e, D 1-,, e ct o r Florists Telegraph Delivery A ssocialion 1908 N. 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BOWEN, MARGARET ELLEN ........................... 5005 Holder Avenue, Baltimore, Md. BROOKS, JEWEL EDNA ............ Walbert Apts., Charles and Lanvale Streets, Baltimore, Md. BROWN, ELEANOR HOLLIS ....................... 4400 Forest View Avenue, Baltimore, Md. BROWN, MARIA ANTONIETA ......... Nereidas Avenue, Condado, PR. BURGER, ELISABETH SUZANNE ........................... 243 Park Avenue, Allendale, N.1. BUSHEY, JUDITH BRYNER .............................. 7237 Hilltop Road, Upper Darby, Pa. CAMPNER, DORIS EDITH ........................... 811 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, Conn. CANE,1ANET GERTRUDE. . . . . ........... 10 Mayflower Drive, Tuckahoe, N. Y. CARTER, MARGARET HOLLAND ........................... 604 E. 41st Stree1, Baltimore, Md. CAVAGNARO,VICTOR1A AGOSTA ..................... 68 Wildwood Road, Ridgewood, NJ. COLE, EVELYN TEAL ................................ 2930 Wyman Parkway, Baltimore, Md. CONE, NELLIE MONROE ................................... 17 Midship Road, Dundalk, Md. CONNOR, LUCILLE GORMAN ..................... 35 Newcomb Boulevard, New Orleans, La. COPLEN, RUTH CARTER ................................................... Rockville, Md. CORBIN, MARION ELISABETH ................................. 218 3d Avenue, Altoona, Pa. CORT, MARGARET JEAN ............................. 5000 Norwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. CROSWELL, DOROTHY MARGARET ...................... 1916 Cecil Avenue, Baltimore, Md. DEEMER, BARBARA FRANCIS ................................. 106 Park Place, Kingston, Pa. DeHOF'F, NAOMI MAY ................................ 4200 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, Md DIENER, PAULINE ....................................... 1212 Bayard Street, Baltimore, Md. DOBLER, MARIAN .................................. 3309 Crossland Avenue, Baltimore, Md. DOUGHTON, ALICE BROWN ............................. 108 Overhill Road! Balh'more, Md. 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