Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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JAMES S. CUNNINGHAM, A.B., A.M., PHD.

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ALTHOUGH HE WAS as green as we to the intricacies of Goucher College in the fall of 1946, Dr. Cunningham made a place for himself among the faculty and the stu- dents. His ceaseless energy and enthusiasm have been transmitted to 2111 that know him, whether it is in the class roomaor at Mikes, and we feel proud to think that we, his proteges have caught some of it. His youthful opti- mism, combined with years of experience, beyond our own, enable him to be sympathetic and discerning, a friend as well as an advisor. It is for us, the Class of 1950, a privilege and an honor to dedicate the 1949 DONNYBROOK FAIR to Dr. James S. Cunningham.

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REVIEWING 1948-49 we find a year of Change, a year of challenge, a year of achievement. We installed a new president and welcomed new members of the faculty and the administration. We saw new faces, new buildings: and yet felt certain security in the traditions of the 01d. While plans for proposed buildings were still in the blueprint stage, we turned proposals into reality with the enlargement of certain activities such as chapel and assembly programs, and thus discovered that Greater Goucher can End realization beyond the limits of build ing programs. rThis yearbook, presented by the Junior Class, attempts to recapture the spirit of our year. We introduce those who guide, those who study to fulEll their obligations, and those who have attained their goaleour seniors. We present our organizations, academic and social. We out- line the objectives of our educational program, and at tempt to express the values of Coucher, underlying and deep. Within these pages, we have mapped out the Goucher world in the country and among the city towers. The Class of 1950 presents DONNYBROOK FAIR 1949.