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and hers is a course that is on everyone's must take list because of her magnetism if for no other reason. She can liven even the most uninterest- ing lecture material and make the hour pass so quickly that it is over before one realizes it, and all one can do is look forward eagerly to the next day's period with her. i But this gracious ladyis influence over her admiring students is not con- fined solely to delightful lectures in the classroom, for she is one of those people who have a strong personal interest in the problems and trials of those around her. Her clear insight into human nature and her willingness to lend a helping hand make for her a warm place in each and every heart. And so, it is with afection and gratitude that we, the Class of 1940,presents to Dr. Mary Ashmun Hodge this volume of Donnybrook Fair.
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PRESENTATION . . . In Dr. Hodge we have alwaysfound a warmfn'end and a sympathetic adviser. This lovely lady with the crowning glory of snow- white hair has as completely under her spell and there we are quite content to remain. They call her a Professor of Physiology and Hygiene and put her in the very academic atmosphere of the Physiology Department? head- quarters in Bennett, but her dominating personality and abundant vitality overcome even this extremely austere title and surroundings. Her friendly smile and charming manner put even the most timid at ease immediately,
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9N EDICATED TO THE CONTINUANCE OF THE IDEALS . . . . . CONCEIVED BY THE FOUNDERS The stajr of Donnybrook Fair dedi- cates this Fiftieth Anniversary issue to those ideals of the founders so nobly expressed by Dr. John F. Gaucher and so ably followed by each Gaucher president. Our founders felt that higher education for women should ofer two things. One is breadth of culture to secure a widened horizon, knowl- edge of self, mastery of self, enlargement of personality, more varied sym- pathies, and largest eficiency. Running side by side with her broadening culture, should be such intensive work as will add to her discipline and furnish conditions for a joyous vacation, or, if need be, serve as the basis of a vocation? tDr. Gaucher, Nov. 30, 19009 Thus Dr. Goucherts ideals were for
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