Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: N. Suisman, F. Johnson SEATED: B. Agler, S. Johnson, B. Levy Peg President Margaret Bichy 50 zittlcz Um 23

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ' L A. Murray, M. Pfaff, M. C. Abell, M. J. Hoskins President Betty Sneeringer U16 J-lalcym Days 22

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U16 past is a prologue SENIOR CLASS If you were to ask us, we would say that we are just like any other Senior Class: we have done the same things, gone the same places, and had the same hopes and fears that college girls have had for the last decade. It seems impossible and unreasonable to us that this was the last Thanksgiving Dinner, the last Siug-Song, the last May Ball, and our own Senior VVCCk. Time has gone so rapidly that we are still slightly incredulous even with the diploma in our hngers. We saw an era of many Changes. We are the last Class to Cherish the memory of Boat- ride and wading in the bay. Those were the , gay, happy days when the word llwar was Adv1sors . . . . Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Beatty appheel only to Europe; gasoline rationmg and the mines in Chesapeake Bay were unheard-of. That was the year in which we learned to love Charles Street, and Coucher Hall, and all the things which went with Goucher in the city. The next year was marked by the startling news of December 7th. Soon we found our- selves living in a Changed world. llSay it with Service became the motto of the day, and we SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS E. Cole, F. Roderick, E. Foster Baerrls Hours - . - Presulent Barbara Banker 24