Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Surprise package, lMyrna? Where eager students congregate at 10:00 and 2:00 As of this year, Bennett and Robinson base- ment has become a most familiar spot to all Goucherites. Located here is a post oilice which brings us mail twice a day. When papers are due or when Inidterins come, there is nothing better than receiving a letter from home or a note from him. The package list is something which is never overlooked. Food from home, a new dress, or a package Elled with clean laundry is a blessing to most of us. The business oHices of the college are housed 28 in Bennett and Robinson basement. iiThafs gold in them that rooms. A student bank is a most valuable thing to any student. Even though we receive no interest, the Bank Offers us a place to keep our dollars and cents. Before weekends come around the Bank office is kept busy by money withdrawals for transportation purposes. Mailboxes click, safes Open and Close, typewrit- ers sound, and all is well in Bennett, Robinson Hall.

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Robinson House The Efty-two girls of Robinson House, which is named in honor of Myra Dodson Robinson, have as their president Barbara Evans. Marjorie Meyer serves as Treasurer, and June Beach as Social Chairman. June, together with Mr. and Mrs. Everett T. Nichols, who are R0binsorfs con- genial heads of Residence, plan many gay and unique social activities. To all iiRobinsonites , the Nichols are known for their after dinner cote fee parties in their apartment every W ednesday evening. For the Seniors they gave a breakfast following the Christmas Carol Singing; and dur- ing exam week they extended invitations for a KiRaid the Refrigerator Party. The students, 011 the other hand, honored Mrs. Nichols with a Sur- prise Birthday Party. Also on the Robinson social BARBARA EVANS, President agenda was an after dinner coffee for Alcock House to welcome them to the county campus and a Mixer with Hopkins Fraternities in Febru- ary. They joined in the Christmas festivities by decorating the traditional Xmas tree, which they placed in their Commons room, and exemplihed the holidays spirit of giving by having a party at which they wrapped gifts which they had pur- chased for a needy family. During Open House, W7iritcr Cotillion W cek- end, they served coffee and cupcakes to their friends and escorts. And now with Spring just around the corner, the Robinsonites are looking forward to an event- ful third term with a Hall Breakfast and other planned social events. 27

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F roelicher Hall A dream come true-- a united campus In the fall of 1950, Coucheris hope for a uni- Eed campus was at last realized as the new dor- mitory, Froelicher hall, neared completion. The dorm city girl vanished. In her position came the campus Coucherite. The coming of fall registration brought much anxiety as everyone looked ahead with great anticipation t0 the day when the Opening of this donn would bring a once disunihed Coucher into close harmony. A brief stroll across the campus upon our arrival, brought us face to face with the newest dormitory on campus. Though it was not completed when we Erst laid eyes on her, we envisioned Froelicher Hall as a beautiful structure and as an object of our dream come true. Froelicher H311 Presidents and Dorm Heads gather around Indy Morris, the center of attraction. Seated: Mr. Morris, Indy Morris, Mrs. Morris, Miss Slocum. Standing: R. LeVan, G. Ames, P. Wilkinson, B. Trefethen. Ab- sent: Miss Ludgate, Miss Otto. Snow F roch'chers