Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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N DEAN STIMSON 1 JV 9 mis 9 HEADS OF HALLS Seated: Dr. Torrey, Miss Conner Standing: Dr. Winslow, Mrs. VVinslow, Miss Arnold, Miss Fiske, Mrs. Mott, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. Webster, Miss Quincer 14 MISS CONNER and MISS ARNOLD

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VICE PRESIDENT CLARK S. I-IOBBS lHUlIllY HNH HIlMINISlHHlIHN XVhy do we come to college? For most of us these four years are the training period before the main event, a preparation for the inevita- bility of tomorrow, whatever it holds. VVe may seek information or companionship or inspiration. A college career may be an end in itselfg perhaps some see it as a means to a greater end. VVhatever the reason, the faculty and administration are a great part of the answer. To each of us, the role that our professors and advisers play at Goucher is different. Many have bridged the easily-distanced gap between the student's chair and the teacher's platform to find friendship as well as wisdom. Some of us have discovered a fountainhead of knowledge- not only the objective, factual part of it-but the respect and desire and love for knowledge. VVe may not realize today how much has been gained from these people, but at one moment, perhaps far from here and now, it will become evident. It is intangible, unlimited, unsuspected. It is concrete, forceful, everlasting. To condense in one page of one publication our thanks to these people would be niggardly as well as it would be impossible. Our grati- tude lies not only within the covers of this book, but in the fulfillment of our lives and ambitions.

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MISS GANTNIONS :md ' MISS FALLEY gi A ,.. ,. i lf 'Q' A 7 ' ' 1 xx Q X MISS PROBST MRS. GORDY MISS MCCURLEY DR. HILLER DR. BAKER 15