Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The Illd and the New . .. united in cnmmml purpose The girl with a future

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By way of guidance FEATURE SECTION PAGE The Old and the New 10 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Life at Mary Fisher 16 ORGANIZATIONS Sports 20 JUNIOR CLASS Classes 25 G.C.C.A. DONNYBROOK FAIR ADMINISTRATION 28 FACULTY 32 FRATERNITIES Pan-Hellenic Organization STUDENT ORGANIZATION 36 2 Delta Gamma SERVICE PROGRAM 88 Alpha Phi Gamma Phi Beta FRESHMAN CLASS 42 Kappa Alpha Theta JOURNALISM 44 . . P1 Beta Phl SOCIAI FVENTS 46 Alpha Gamma Delta Candid Shots 48 mWAM SENIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS 50 Senior Portraits 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 84

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Uncle Sam wants ynu! ROM cokes to war-stamps, from fraternity pins on sloppy joes to identifica- tion badges on overalls . . . from lab-coat to uniform. Life at Gouchcr today effectively mirrors the changes in the world about us; a blending of the old with the new is the order of the day. As college women, we are becom- ing increasingly aware of the important places for us in the war and post-war world. Thoughts of the future are intriguing, yet sobering; but to this new future our college careers are directed. Our empirical science majors are anxiously waiting to apply their knowledge in the labs of the war industries of the country. Gouchefs social scientists are pre-occupied with economic, social and political problems of nations at war and at post-War deadlocks. Linguists are anticipat- ing useful futures as interpreters and recon- struction workers. And our students of religion, philosophy and literature are dedi- cating themselves to the task of clarifying and continuing the heritage and philosophy for which our country is thting. The WAACS, WAVES and SPARS, too, will get their share of anxious Goucherites, anticipating exciting futures in uniform. ll