Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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From the wild night that was election eve, 1940, when bent to our radios we heard the voices of the forty-eight states declaring the peopleas choice . . . all through the next hectic months when we watched the roll-eall of Draftees, and one by one said goodbye to the men of our choice . . . days when no news was the only good news from the Associated Press . . . this year Goucher took stock of itself. Our needs were information and activityethc college met our needs with speakers as famous as the Archduke Otto of Austria, and Doctor Cullis, the English physiologist. There was the Red Cross course . and the knitting went on with the intensity of our desire to do what we could. That was the year we read new meaning into our daily grind.

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EHq...... mm by 11...me rww . 1.1.711 , GRACE HADLEY BEARDSLEY: Associate Professor of Classics A.B., Vassar, 1917; A.M., Johns Hopkins, 1921; Ph.D., 1922. Appoiuled Instructor of Latin, 1926; Instructor of History and Latin, 1927; Assistant Professor of Latin, 1930; Assistant Professor of History and Latin, 1931-1938; Assistant Professor of Classics, 1934. WILFRED A. BEARDSLEY: Chairman of the Department of Romance Languages A.B.7 Yale, 1911; Ph.D., Columbia University, 1917. Appointed Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, 1919; Professor, 1920. ewM-miff'J

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These things we learned to value: STUDYeBecause of the stability we found in the routine of classes. PLAYeBecause we forgot ourselves in the fun of physical exercise. DATES with our DrafteeSeBecause they were so few, and because so many of us waited for lhem together.