Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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community relations We of the Coucher community are exceedingly proud of our faculty-student relations. Aside from the inspiration and stimulation received through class discussions the students benefit from the counsel given by their faculty advisers. We have worked together in college council to discuss and solve the many problems relating to our com- munity. Departmental clubs give us the oppor- tunity to talk over, informally, topics relating to our majors. Campus Day finds the faculty pitching in with rake, shovel, and narcissus bulbs to help beautify our growing campus. President Kraushaar's boat- ride is acknowledged as one of the biggest and best events of the year. Faculty members and students don their old clothes, board the SS. Tol- chester, and spend a day away from studies. We discover more every year just how talented our professors are. They donate home-cooked meals, waitressing services, and boxes of fudge to be bid on at the All-College Auction, and as we cheerfully gain weight, the Student Activities Build- ing Fund is increased. Our intramural teams meet their match in the student-faculty games and an evening of long-remembered fun is the occasion of the Faculty Variety Show. The faculty have offered us their knowledge l STUDENT CURRICULUM COMMITTEE meets with Miss Ceen, Dean of the College, before her talk on Wlihe Fundamentals of the Grading Systemf, Student chairman is F. Conviser, adviser, Dr. Walker. PRESIDENT AND MRS. KRAUSHAAR welcome Sally Robertson and Ruth Potter to their home on the evening of the College Council meeting of second term. and friendship, and this is one of the most re- warding aspects of our life at Coucher College. COLLEGE COUNCIL meets with President Kraushaar at his home to discuss the progress of the yearis program.

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PHYSICAL PLANT MANAGER Fobes oversees building and campus maintenance. INFIRMARY STAFF members, Dr. Hiller, Dr. Phillips, and Miss Harbaugh informally discuss the college health problems. 22 physical maintenance Who gets snow shoveled, keeps the lawns mowed, puts up the May Day booths, and looks after the other thousand and one things that go into keeping Goucher's campus Hin the pinkn? Why, Mr. Fobes, our genial handyman upar excellencef' of course! And aside from all this, we know his part in the behind-the-scenes preparation for many college activities. Whether We like it or not, most of us eventually find our way to the Infirmary, presided over by Dr. Hiller, with the able assistance of Miss Baker and Miss Harbaugh. Whatever the complaint, he it measles, a cold, or just plain fatigue, almost any- one ean forget her aches and pains long enough to appreciate the luxury of meals served in bed. Miss Hall has a monopoly on the sources of supply for one of our main preoccupations, food. In the dining rooms she is entrusted with keeping Goucher healthy and hearty on a full quota of vitamins and minerals every day. As manager of the Snack Bar, she plans our between-meal tidbits. DIETITIAN, Miss Hall takes stock of the boxes of Jello, other supplies in the larder.

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classes the development ofthe mind