Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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and the faculty Hrst aid class as interpreted by A. A. was unforgettable. Besides the Vaudeville Show A. A., headed by Beth Ferris, spon- sored a basketball tournanient won by the juniors. flrlurrah for the juniorslj lt also sponsored a badminton tournament won by Caroline Leibensperger. Qllurrah for Carolinelj The Arniy-Navy game on a bright

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I f port in Review 'eil 7 XX H 65 'ii T' lliiilf Ml l lv T: ' -2 QT ' sae ., s ' . ,w l s' X ili s tl ag 3 5 A. A. First row: Froelicher B. VVilcox, R. Conrad, B Ferris, C. Leibensperger, H, Burns. Second row' N. Duifus, D. Helfrich B. Ginsberg, H. Brown M. Chambers, E. Somers I. Farkas, E. Lamb, R Bordner. 26 HOSE alluring posters in Bennett which show graceful dancers, lithe tennis players, and agile skaters give just a glimpse of the infinite possi- bilities of sports at Coucher. Every term we study the posters, longing to be able to pirouette on one toe instead of sliding wildly across the ice and to be able to shoot our arrows into the exact center of the target instead of into the canvas curtain. This year we have two new members of the physical education department to help us achieve our desires. VV e have always loved the excitement of electing one of the many sports offered-basketball, cruise games, volleyball, swimming, archery, tennis, and so on ad infinitum, but now, knowing that by keeping physi- cally Et we are aiding the defense of our country, we are choosing two activities. The A. A. did its part for defense by raising nearly one hundred dollars for the Service Fund at the Vaudeville Show. The S. S. Truda- fore was a big success with Captain Fiske piping all hands on deck and the original songs Qcourtesy of Gilbert and Sullivanj of its gay sailorsg

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November Saturday brought out our goat and donkey, ballons, hot dogs, and some really good players. Army won. Qklurrah for Armylj The Rid- ing Show, Swimming Meet, and Tennis Tournament in the spring term were lots of fun, but the brightest spot of the whole year was the Campus Party baseball game. How dashing our staid professors looked in their blue and White gingham skirts as they sneaked into third or rushed for home! And of course it was the Wild conglomeration of ballet skirts, grandpa's Hannels, and long black stockings that built up our morale so that we triumphed over the faculty for a change. Traditional Hockey Feed and G Night differed from past ceremonies only in being more fun. Over the week-end of May the Hrst, Miss Dorothy Randle, former pupil of Vincent Richards and one of the outstanding women profes- sionals in the tennis Held, visited Coucher to take part in a three-Way tennis clinic. Miss Randle demonstrated tactics and technique to Rink and court are the center for most of our winter athletics.