Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Seniors made every eHort to set high standards of dignity, so that they might rightfully deserve the honors accorded to them. Activities were varied. Thanksgiving Dinner, with the Seniors acting as hostesses, came early in the year; Sing Song, when they proudly claimed all the honors, followed in January. Spring brought May Day which is essentially a Senior event. The May Court was composed of a group of Seniors headed by the May Queen, and the Goucher campus at Towson provided a fitting background for the cream of Goucher,s crop. Various colorful events: JunioreSenior Banquet, Boat Ride, Garden Party, the Prom, Step'singing, Baccalaureate Sermon, and the awarding of diplomas on the day of days served as links in the chain of graduation memories. The wonderful experience gained from the years at Goucher will be a continual source of pride. College friendships are lasting ones, and undergraduate interests are rather accurate predictions of future activities in the wider realm of life. Therefore, we weigh our regrets at leaving the campus with a measure of joy; for although not in college, we shall still be of it; and as Goucher Alumnae, the spirit of ,38 will go forward. ALSOIRANS EACH year, following the announcement of elections to Phi Beta Kappa, an equal number of girls called Alsoerans are announced. This group is composed of Seniors who were out' standing in extra'curricular activities during their Jfour years at college; but those girls elected to Phi Beta Kappa are excluded. from this group. Cardboard keys and bright red tulips come prise the oH'icial insignia of the Alsoerans. To be among those who wear this insignia is one of the highest honors that one can attain at Goucher. Back, lzft to right: Van Dermark, Schaefer, Hofstetter, Corbin, Fishel. M ARTH A ARNOLD Middle, lift to right: Cavagnaro, Arnold, Metcalfe, Mackensen, Dulaney. Bottom, left to right: Bushey, McCurley, Gregg, Sutherland, Blydenburgh. ADELAIDE BLYDENBURGH JUDITH BUSHEY VICTORIA CAVAGNARO MARION CORBIN BARBARA DEEMER NANCY DULANEY KATHRYN FISHEL BETSY ANNE GREGG AGNES HOFSTETTER ANN MCCURLEY FRANCES METCALFE MIGNON MACKENSEN DORIS SCHAEFER JEAN SUTHERLAND LOUISE VAN DERMARK

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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

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Back, szt to right: Oberseider, Mitnick, Groothuis, DeHoFF, Cort. Front, left to right: Lawshe', Jones, Huchins, Henkle, Bowen, Quarles, Benestad, Russell, Arnold, Pettis PHI BETA KAPPA JOSEFINA MATIENZO ACOSTA MILDRED VIRGINIA ARNOLD LILLIAN GUINHILDE BENESTAD MARGARET ELLEN BOWEN MARGARET JEAN CORT NAOMI MAY DEHOFF MARJORIE JANICE GROOTHUIS AUDREY BEVERLY HENKLE ANNE HOLDSWORTH HUTCHINs DOROTHY ANNE JONES JEANNE MARIE LAWSHE' ELEANOR MITNICK DORIS MINNA OBERSEIDER MARY LOUISE PETTIS ISABELL WATT QUARLES MARY ESTHER RUSSELL SENATE OF THE BETA CHAPTER OF MARYLAND OF PHI BETA KAPPA PRESIDENT DAVID A. ROBERTSON DEAN DOROTHY STIMSON MR. HARRY T. BAKER DR. GRACE BEARDSLEY DR. WILFRED A. BEARDSLEY DR. VOLA P. BARTON DR. JOSEPH M. BEATTY, JR. DR. ETHEL BOWMAN DR. ALICE F. BRAUNLICH DR. R. FLORENCE BRINKLEY DR. MARY I. BUNTING DR. GERTRUDE C. BUSSEY DR. RALPH E. CLELAND 193771938 DR. ESTHER CRANE DR. MARIE L. EDEL DR. KATHARINE J. GALLAGHER MISS ALMEDA GARLAND DR. EUNICE R. GODDARD MISS ELEANOR FALLEY DR. RAYMOND P. HAWES DR. ANNETTE B. HOPKINS DR. LOUISE KELLEY DR. FLORENCE P. LEWIS DR. H. H. LLOYD DR. ELLA LONN H71 DR. CLARA L. BACON, Professor Emeritus DR. HERMAN L. EBELING, Professor Emeritus DR. ANNA I. MILLER DR. GAIRDNER B. MOMENT DR. ELIZABETH NITCHIE MISS BELLE OTTO DR. LAURENCE A. PETRAN DR. ALICE JIMMEYER REYNOLDS MISS MARGARET SCHINDLER MISS GWENDOLEN SCHNEIDLER DR. LOUISE SEIBERT DR. ELEANOR SPENCER DR. MARIAN M. TORREY