Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The last to move in, Alcock girls quickly make themselves at home. Alcock House Ours is the schizophrenic dorm, Alfheim- Alcock. We had the honor of being the last of Goucher to leave the city and take up residence in Dulancy Valley. The first four weeks of school our extra-curricular activities included annoying Mrs. Nichols, Miss Ludgate, painters, and car- penters to End out when we were going to move. The rumors varied and the dates changed but eventually, 7midst trunks, bulletin boards and stuffed animals, we made the uEvening Sun,y as the last of the Elves to leave rlwwenty-third Street. Robinson welcomed us with a party and we started learning the campus as new students. Our year started promisingly when the girls in 30 VIRGINIA AMEs, President Altheiin won the Freshmen Skit Competition, and we have been having an exciting time ever since. Ginny Ames has been our guiding light as Hall President and with Ginny along even an encounter with JB. isrft half so bad. Several of our girls left during First term among whom were Jackie W halen whom we hope will be with us next year, and Freddie Hoddick who forsook Coucher for Palm trees and the University of Hawaii. Excitement struck Aleock again second term when Wilma Selsberg became Mrs. Leone ard Lunder. We were sad about leaving Balti- more. Now, were glad we came.

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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

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South House As the dust from the carpenters, tools lifts and the flies can no longer be seen, South Froelieher emerges to display the spirit and many of the same faces seen in recent years on the downtown campus. South Froelicher took a lead early in the year by claiming second place for the AA. skit, HAb- straction in Addition and Subtraction, directed by Ann Bemporad. Along with the other Froeli- eher donns, South had adopted fourteen-year-old Foejke XVestra of Amsterdam Holland. Includ- ing money and other forms of help, a letter writ ing plan has been established with the hope of helping her knowledge of our country. In the line of sports, South Froelieher has shown an RUTH LEVAN, President eager participation particularly in hockey and bas- ketball, losing in the latter to the Robinson crew by only one point. Among the other activities of the dorm are included parties and open houses arranged by the social Chairman, Honey Dower. The most outstanding of these was the Christmas party at which Santa and reindeer made an unex- pected appearance. Lastly, South Froelieher Ends itself most lucky and grateful to have that added lltoueh of home in the Morris family. All will remember the friendliness of little Indy and many enjoyable evenings of coffee and television with Mr. and Mrs. lVIorris. As we see it, South Froelieher is here to stay! South House girls gather for those precious few moments before quiet hours. 31