Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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the departments of education and child development and psychology Above, members of the Departments of Psychology and Education and Child Development are, seated, Miss Steele, Miss Bennee, and Dr. Oslerg standing are Dr. Rose and Dr. Crane, departmental chairmen. Below, members of the' Departments of Biology and Physiology are, left to right, Dr. Langdon, Dr. Moment, Mrs. Barnes, Miss Webb, Mrs. Clotworthy, Dr. Crouse, Miss Kemp, Miss Reed, and Dr. Crittenden. the departments of biology and physiology and bacteriology

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the department of english Above, members of the Department of Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology are, left to right, Dr. McDougle, Mrs. Reynolds, Dr. Pancoast fseatedl, and Dr. Reuss. Absent when the picture was made, Dr. Colson. Dr. Pancoast is the chairman. the economics, sociology, and anthropology department Below, inemloers of the department of English are, seated, left to right, Dr. Can- field, Dr. Nitchie, Dr. Blanchard, and Dr. deFordg standing, left to right, are Dr. Beatty, chairman, Dr. Robinson, Dr. Ceen, Miss Canning, conversing in the library.

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VOCATIONAL BUREAU director, Miss McCurley, helps students find job opportunities. COLLEGE CHAPLAIN, Mr. Walter Morris, directs chapel and guides the students' religious development. He is also G.C.l.A. faculty adviser. ASSISTANT DEAN OF WOMEN, Miss Jean Slocum, is also the director of the three dormitories of Froelicher Hall. Goucher College has developed a system of voca- tional guidance and placement which is centered in a Vocational Bureau under the supervision of the Director of Vocational Guidance, Miss Mary McCurley. Miss McCurley is Well known to Goucher students for her aid in arranging self- help jobs and the annual Careers Conference. Miss McCurley is able to furnish helpful vocational information-trends and kinds of jobs, necessary training and qualifications and promotional oppor- tunities. The college missed Miss McCurley much of this year because of her hip injury. Miss ,lean Slocum, assistant Dean of Women, carried more than her usual share of responsibili- ties for one term this year, While Mrs. Nichols was off duty With a new baby. Miss Slocum proved to be an understanding and able acting Dean of Stu- dents, helping the students to solve many personal problems and to co-ordinate the busy schedule of events. Miss Slocum at the same time continued her duties as director of Froelicher Hall. Mr. Walter Morris offers indispensable guidance in the religious life of the college. As Director of Religious Activities, he aids and advises the stu- dents in their conduct of religious activities, advises the Interfaith Association, and serves as the liaison with the churches in and near Baltimore. Mr. Morris is also professor of religion at Coucher College. ln addition, he, his charming Wife, and daughter Judy are the Tuttle House family. 'IS