Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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We enlist We receive We relax

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A familiar sightethe east side of V an Meter Hall The Fort of Our Endeavors A place of light, of liberty, and of learning Freshman year seems long ago, yet in our minds we carry a picture of Coucher as we Erst knew her. Remember the first time we Viewed our squat, yellow-stoned Humanities Building? Even then, Van Meter seemed to demand a cer- tain respect. We all loved its towering windows which added an aesthetic note to the building as well as to the classes. What a thrill it was to watch this structure Change into the impressive three story ediEce of today. Van Meter has grown. In like ways, so have we. Every subject studied has added a huge block to our founda- tions of knowledge. We have gone ahead. Our studies in the classical literature of the CFQECOeROIDaH civilization, English and Foreign Languages have provided us with a basis in the appreciation and understanding and comprehen- sion of the literary history, and literary styles of many great authors. The Arts and Music have familiarizcd us with great masters, and an under- standing of our great society has come as a result of these courses. Thus, equipped with a firm foundation in the humanities, we are more cap- able of assuming our responsibilities in this most complex modern society of today.

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PRESIDENT OTTO F. KRAUSHAAR VICE-PRESIDENT CLARK S. HOBBS The Administration DEAN ELIZABETH GEEK MRS. EVERETT T. NICHOLS Dean of Students 10