Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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A thank yuu nnte FOR the personal interest he has shown in each of us, for the understanding and the humor with which he has counseled us, for these we thank him. DR. JOSEPH M. BEATTY For his loyalty to the college, for his eager participation in its activities and his keen interest in its future, for these we honor him. To this man who inspires by his unswerv- ing faith in us and in the better world that will be ours to build, to Dr. Joseph M. Beatty, we offer our book.

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THOSE things that change. those things that never change-this is our theme. In universities and meifs colleges all over the country change and acceleration have become the watehwords 0f the year. Here at Goucher also change and acceleration have stepped in, not primarily to shorten the period of education but to speed up thinking and do away with idle day-dreaming. Attitudes have changed. The fresh air of purpose has blown upon becalnied minds and stirred drowsing ambitions. The necessity for change has precipitated the growing up process so that no longer do college women think of their after-college future as some far distant entity, but as a part of their present to be looked at clearly and worked toward swiftly. College is no longer a haven on an isolated mountain top out of communication with the affairs of the world around it. The world has moved up the mountain and incorporated Foreword the haven. Perhaps it took a war to thus bring college into its own; to make it a train- ing school for life rather than a spectatoris seat: on the aisle. This is change, yes, but a stimulating one. Here at Goucher, Change has carried over into our daily living. One hundred and eighty of us have become newly accustomed to life in the country. 1943 has been a prevue 0f the years to come in which the Whole of Goucher will reside on the 421 Towson acres . . change again, but a long awaited one. But change here at Goucher has been more than an end in itself. It has acted as the catalyst necessary to the deeper realization that there are some things that must never change. We shall never abandon the educa- tional and ethical standards for which Goucher has always stood. For we are now consciously aware that they are the counter- part of the ideals for which the whole world is working, growing and changing. We give you the First year of life at a newer and greater Goucher.

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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