Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Cursesefoiled again! THE Army-Navy game was complete even to spectators in uniform. Soldiers now living in Fensel Hall, which was sold to the govern- ment, leaned out of the windows cheering and spurring hArmy on to Victory. A new ms! in an old setting HEn garde eand another fencing match has begun. There is 110 sport which better develops poise, agility and quick thinking than does fencing. At first it seemed as if we would never become coordinated, but as the saying goes ttpractice makes perfect, or at least better. When we had finally become more prohcient, matches were scheduled, and by the end of the term each person in the class had fenced a bout with each other person. And doni think the classes weren,t lively. The tendency to slash wildly was hard to curb, and one afternoon Mrs. Worsley almost lost a curl! 23

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5 4 A Q SO xousmuhs - - Tudo dwaw w. Mimi go BECAUSE the dream of Goucher students has only begun to take form, our classes must still be held at the in-town buildings. We have to be transported from our Towson campus to Charles and Twenty-third Streets. Buses were used for commuting but were soon eliminated because of gas rationing. How- ever, we were ready to meet any obstacle, so station wagons were used to convey us from Mary Fisher into Towson. From then on we were on our own; on our own meant, of course, to hop a streetcar. With the spirit of Some lucky freshmen 1mm: rlasses in the library at abdvegtgrehbeatmg 11:1 thur Sleaflts WC gally Mary Fisher oar e t e cars, an oun t em .not too bad. Now we have beaten the trall. We, the pioneers of ,43 have cleared the path from Mary Fisher t0 Goucher Hall. We join the masses en route to classes. IFS not a Afartin bombereit's the bus. 25