Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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4,: !' e , tr ' 'r x - FRESHM A N HWITH OUR BANNERS BEFORE US FLYING IE3 student body of Gaucher College is grouped, in the customary academic manner, into four classes. Each one is very important in the life of the school, in its individual functions, and as a cobperating body in all college activi' ties. The following pictures and class histories give a glimpse of the verdant Freshmen, the gay young Sopho' mores, the stately Juniors, and the grand old Seniors.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DR. RALPH CLELAND NAOMI DEHOFF BETSY ANN GREGG BETTY MILLER Honorary Member President Vicerprcsidcnt Secretary MARJORIE GRoorHUIS MARY RUSSELL PATRICIA FLEMING MARION CORBIN Treasurer Recorder of Points SergeantsratrArms THE HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS Tina Class of ,38 bows itself OH the campus with justihable pride that it is the first class at Goucher College to complete four happy years under the llNeW Plan. These two words con' stitute, in general, such specific innovations as three terms, three courses a term, and compre' hensives. To be the first class to achieve the objectives of this system is quite a distinction. It pauses gratefully to express to Dr. and Mrs. Robertson, to Dean Stimson, and to all the members of the faculty, appreciation for their untiring loyalty and sincere aid in helping the group to reach the long'awaited goal. To its sponsors, Dr and Mrs. Cleland, it can only say thank you for their charming hospitality, friendship, and guidance. Led by Tone Committee, the Senior Class endeavored to establish standards for a greater Goucheri Since it is customary for other classes to admire and respect the Senior Class, the l251