Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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the library under construction ine white lines on heavy blue paper. Tiny dimensions and miniature wmdowsills and doorcasements. Elevations marked for water drainage and seeding. Out of these few symbols of Greater Coucher rise mammoth steel ribs and swinging cranes while heavy blocks of stone move into place. The walls of a new monument to progress. from paper to reality The Library 12

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Our Keys to Guidance If the function of a college is to train the leaders of tomorrow, Goucher College has provided its students with excellent examples to follow. The keys to the kingdom of adulthood have been offered us by the three people pictured on these pages Their words, actions, and thoughts will be with us long after we have left Goucher. Elizabeth Geen, Dean of the College, guides the academic side of our lives with a brisk, efE- cicnt hand. Regal bearing and hearty greetings mark her presence on campus. As an important member of the Curriculum Committee, Dean Geen helps shape the processes which present us with material for intellectual growth. MISS ELIZABETH CEEN DEAN OF THE COLLEGE 14 Mrs. Everett Nichols, Dean of Women, hears our complaints, troubles, and petitions with understanding, offering in return sincere and helpful advice. Head of the Student Life Com- mittee, Mrs. Nichols is well-informed on student activities and ideas Sensitive to the needs of the students as a group as well as of the individual student, she keeps the pulse of the college com- munity strong and steady. Dr. Otto Kraushaar, President of the College, is what every college president was meant to bee a gentlemen, a scholar, and an able administra- tor. Without these three leaders, our Goucher world is inconceivable. AIRS. EVERETT NICHOLS, DEAN OF VVOLIEN