Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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16 The Education and Child Development, and Psychology Departments Mr. Budd, Dr. Mathiesen, Dr. Crane, Miss DeGraw, and Dr. Rose discuss the value of the scientihc tindings of psychology in their appli- cation to the held of education. The Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics Departments Seated: Miss Hamstrom, Dr. Torrey, Dr. Otto. Standing: Dr. Schmidt, Dr. Lloyd, and Dr. Kelley. The Physiology, Bacteriology, and Biology Departments Dr. Moment, Dr. Crittenden, Miss Webb, Miss Herr, Miss McCuen, and Mrs. Clock- worthy, who is standing in the rear, are inter- rupted in their conversation by Harry, the horse, who just happened to be walking by.

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The English Department The members of the English Depart ment Dr. Nitchie, Miss Canning, Dr. Deford, Dr. Robinson, and Dr. Canheld obviously enjoy the British sense of humor as expounded by Dr. Beatty, Chairman of the Department. Absentw Dr. Blanchard. in the Modern World. . . rhetorical, and practical The Economics, Sociology, and Anth ropology Department DI. Basehart, Dr. MCDougle, Dr. Pancoast, Chairman of the De- partment, and Dr. Reuss COIP sider subjects ranging from rubles t0 redskins. 15

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The Physiology and Bacteriology Club These are the people who can look calmly at a limp white rat in cutting position. Members of this club have spent Wednesday mornings observing operations from the gallery at Hopkins Hospital, and traveling to the US. Public Health Service. Not one person thought of the chemical changes occurring within the body during the annual banquet or at the Christmas party at Dr. Crittendonk home. Aided by IIHappyIs corn- rnents in class and thoughts of the new science building, this group has been busy in many activi- ties this year. The Sciences In the first row are C. W eiss, B. Schift, Miss Webb, Dr. Critten- den, R. Weiss. Standing behind them are I. Flah, President S. Devlin, R. Specter, I. Yap, E. Percy, C. Rice, S. Frankenstein, and M. Kemp. design for discovery The Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics Club The number of science majors in proportion to the total Couchcr College community has necessitated the Close association of these three clubs. All three clubs have had a full schedule of held trips, movies and lectures to supplement their major courses. Dr. G. H. Dieke spoke at the annual banquet of the Physics and Math clubs. The presidents of the clubs are: Barbara Iean Smith, Physics; Esther Sprenkel, Math; Shirley Cox, Chemistry. These clubs gain in- formation from their cooperative activities . . . like calculating a tempest in a test tube by logarithms. In the hrst row are 0. Cohn, S. Cox, Dr. Otto, Dr. Barton, B. I. Smith, C. Wagner, E. Sprcnkel, A. IIarnbleton. In the second row are B. I. Myers, E. Amthor, C. Cleveland, Dr. Schmidt, Miss Halnstronr, Dr. Torrey, Dr. Lodge, I. Gile, V. Boatman, and B. Rayboen. 17