Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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.. 1 . ... E.. .WIQL . I- ll. .fr-A Where We ,Cirfe ouelier-a world in itself with its boundaries stretching from the rural beauty of Towson to the urban, bustling atmosphere of Charles and St. Paul Streets where the well-used buildings are finishing their last years of service. And then out through the city of Baltimore with its historic sites, white marble steps, places of culture, hospi- tals, to the blue waters of the Chesapeake. The boundary lines are very Hexible. lt is easy for an enterprising Coucherite to extend them so that the monuments, memorials, places of govern- ment, the Mellon Art Callery, the Smithsonian Institute and all of Wfashington, D. C., come under her dominion. The city campus is the nucleus of the Coucher empire. Katy Hooper is the second home of the science majors, and Alfheim, a very versatile place, is now a happy dormitory. Coucher House, 5. f MIM T rj Q C Er' rf' M 5 or ,T -4 F ' ' l . i r I gg . rl A if . T 3 2 -f ' l -i Q at :fm-.-ggi. V' V1 .x,jg.,g4:Li.,,4a if-.L :ss-gg' liz. T' a 'W 4? ' - fs' 'a . 1' 'i r T .C 'Q K xl sf' .. 11' K gl Q., X ' 1 C? v 'f 1,5 ' i D KL .X Y ,, . ,Lax N xt 1 , . X : ir, Q' . like-A il z 7 ' .. .r l p g.. raw? '! ff i 7 .Q at V fe: Vi'--iii a ,QM ' ll! . C L mb: 'ilu -tae!-mg 'nf 15 -5 I. ry.-Ayn., 1,1 f l Q V Chg W- -. P T f' . 1,19 1-B? 1 l X li r iff ' ' 51 'L , 1 CSL .mi ' X - .vi-eg ., - 33' iv.. I iii - - rar In at i. nj ' l I li 1 l .Q H n . 5. .J VK ' if U at - ' 9..,pon I. ... Q -'rrag+:ag.ij,3ga: , . -L Qt' W' , -, na-ik I L ya .vu 1553.3-Fl -ig ,QE lin :- ' 1. - y,,':2.79 . -Awmf-1 Qu -.+' 1 We 1 --ww 2 - A ..m:gm. ,Q nh 99' ' WM:-'11 - ft van- 'ft 'fr 'tgtl ' swat: rf -4 -' . i -.IV ' 'lt 'iifzifli 'xl' Q 4 gziifliv' 3 r- Mu rl i 'Amis '5fi?4t ' - ..- ' 'Q'- ..::2. .7-,I+ - -f -:Seri-2- Cai-S-fa -- . meeting place of the city girls, Cimle, ZZ29 - all part of the nucleus. And then there's Coucher Hall with XVireless, the busiest system of com- munication to be found anywhere-the Book Store and those shelves of thick, learned-looking volumes-patient Coucher Bank and the disillu- sioning yellow statements-three Hoors of class- rooms and the inevitable finals. The heart of Coucher lies in the heart of Balti- more. The trolley and bus lines go through the campus out into the big city. A walk along Charles Street is an always interesting experience. Any Coucher girl would be well equipped to con- duct a sightseeing tour starting at the Hopkins monument and walking slowly down the wide avenue. 'iAnd on your right is the gracious-looking Carroll Mansion on the Iohns Hopkins campus, and farther down is the Baltimore Art Museum where part of the Epstein collection is housed. Farther on we pass Coucher College and cross North Avenue. Notice the three movie houses. On your left is the Pennsylvania Railroad Station. VVe are now approaching Mount Vernon Place. Be sure to observe the monument to George Wfashington, the first one ever built in this coun- try. Gn the left is the Peabody Conservatory of Music, listen to the chords floating out of the windows. Many Couehcrites take advantage of this school. This building is the XValters Art Gallery. Here is one of thc largest collections of in the world. A little shopping center of the illuminated manuscripts farther on we have the city. Look at the lovely jewelry and dress shops. This is Baltimore, a city of activity. Although Baltimore will always be an integral part of the empire, the promise of the future is in Towson, near the Dulaney Valley and loppa Roads. Here Mary Fisher, the show place of the Coucher world, stands in dignity waiting for the Humanities Building, the Library and other buildings to join her. But meanwhile, wherever we live is Coucher, our college world . . . .

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Mt. Vernon Place, in the heart of Baltimore