Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

GOUC HER COLLEGE BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Coucher the 01d . . . is reaching her future. Most colleges founded equally long ago have been by now long settled in middle age, long used to dealing with such collegiate problems as repairing old buildings, keeping the ivy from covering windows, and watching the steps of the library being worn down by the years of scholars9 feet. In maturity of scholarship and academic achieve- ment, Coucher is as adult as any of her age; yet most of the problems she has faced during the last twenty years have been, really, those of the very young. 1958 is part of a strategic period in Couchervs life. The new program for the lower division curriculum appearing in September marks the climax of years of careful planning. With the opening of Gamble House this fall, Anna Heuhech Hall will have reached completion. The close of the year will see well on its way the major, seventy-fifth anniversary fund-raising campaign, which is setting its sights on the physical completion of the campus and new standards for salaries and scholarships. The change of campus indeed has permitted t0day9s Goucher both the academic security of a thoroughly estab- lished college and the Vital enthusiasm of a young one. The spirit of the past and the hopes for the future seem to sustain one another here. Standing between them, we, the Coucher of today, salute her past and her future, recognizing our own time as an era of . . . wthe new Fulfillment e ication DR. RHODA M. DORSEY 46One historian for whom we have no criticism? . . As counselor, humorist, oracle, referee, this twinkle-eyed lady is a constant source of encouragement to 959. Miss Dorsey, we thank you; you are truly Queen of the dynasty. Academics Classes Organizations Dorms Reflections 30 7O 92 108 Academics as $435: , g, x ramww wk DR. AND MRS. OTTO F. KRAUSHAAR The first to welcome us to the family, the Kraushaars are familiar favorites to us all. Participants in all our fun, counselors when problems 100m, they have the affection and confidence of the entire College. We are delighted to have them on campus with us this year at the end of the lamp-lighted road. Mr. and Mrs. President, welcome to YOU! 10 Administration DR. ELIZABETH GEEN DEAN MRS. EVERETT T. NICHOLS DEAN OF STUDE NTS 11 Administrative MISS MARY ROSS FLOWERS DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS MISS MILDRED COVEY REGISTRAR MISS DOROTHY A NOLD DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE MR. HARRY K. MILLER, JR. ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT MRS. RICHARD REYNOLDS ASSISTANT DEAN DR. VIRGINIA HADLEY ASSISTANT DEAN OF STUDENTS Personnel Library Staff Seated, left to right: Miss A. Erl- monds, Dr. S. Jones. Standing: Miss M. Carr, Mrs. C. Cromwell, Mrs. D. Wood, Miss K. Boude, Mrs. R. Hurt, Mrs. P. Day. Health Service Lelt lo right: Miss Kathleen Baker, Dr. Grace Hiller, Miss Bina Har- baugh. OHice of Public Relations Left to right: Mrs. M. Casale, Miss A. Riddleberger, Mrs. A. Pomory, Mrs. S. Harrison, Mr. E. Casey, Mr. J. Bond, Miss A. Falvey. The Faculties For most of us, Coueher represents a loyalty of a life-time, hut an actual experience of only four years. Our contributions to her fulfillment may be varied and extensive, but, for the majority, can be personal and immediate only during our brief time here. The View of her development is, for us, a limited one, and it is easy to forget that there is another group which belongs in a sense much more to the fulfillment of the college than we. itThrough the years of moving and transition we were blessed with a talented, seasoned and stable faculty, and this more than anything else enabled the College to remain on an even keel;9 President Kraushaar has said. More than thirty members of the present faculty and administration were with Coucher for at least part of the crucial period which saw the change of campuses. They share recollections of the tribulations and successes which preceded the comfortable Towson life of todayis Gouchcr. The Natural Sciences Departments of Biology, Physiology and Bacteriology Left to right: Dr. H. B. Funk, Dr. J. Pratt, Dr. G. Moment, Dr. P. Crit- tenden, Dr. M. Webb, Dr. L. Langdon. 14 Department of Chemistry Left to right: Dr. B, Otto, Dr. L. Kelley, Dr. H. Lloyd, Dr. M. Schmidt. Coucher had been a city college for many years after 1885 before the difficulties of old buildings and the lack of suiiicient space began to tell. No one suggests that the decision to move as soon as possible from the city campusrwas in any way prompted by the home-run hit from the Goucher soft-hall field which smashed through the window of a Maryland Avenue streetcar; nonetheless, the incident was a symbolic reminder of GoucherTs problem. The old campus had its wonderful memories, but the College was ready for the announcement which came from President Guth in 15 Departments of Physics and Mathematics Left to right: Dr. M. Torrey, Dr. S. Dieke, Dr. M. Humstrom, Dr. V. Barton, Dr. J. Lodge. Absent from the picture: Mr. B. Wilson, Mrs. V. Current. 1921. The cry of ti4-2-153 went up, as many students and alumnae pledged four hundred and twenty-one dollars each, an amount representing the number of acres of the new Towson grounds. The 7twenties and athirties saw growing enthusiasm as the entire College community worked toward the goal. The campus had been purchased in 1921, and in 1938 plans for its physical development began with an out- door celebration of the Collegeas fiftieth anniversary. The first campus tours, conducted that day, were managed by students who led Visitors through the Departments of Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology Left to right: Dr. E. Nurge, Dr. E. Pancoast, Dr. S. Sulker, Dr. F. Reuss. The Social Sciences fields from sign post to sign post, each of which announced the location-to-he of a college building. The campus adornments consisted of a small Athletic Association structure called 46The Shack and a stream named in honor of the annual. New Coucheres nearest neighbor was Hutzlers7 predecessor, the Towson Inn, which looked down upon the present parkingr lot, then a wild greenery sheltering a small country chapel. Meanwhile, city life was becoming more and more dimcult. Classroom area was being radically consolidated as chances to sell buildings arose. Department of Psychology X. Left to right: Dr. A. Rose, Dr. S. Osler, Dr. D. Warfield. Moreover, termites were taking over old Katy Hooper. 64They had headquarters in the northeast corner of the building;7 recalls Mr. Lloyd with the light of battle in his eyes, aand moved on us from there,7 The loss of her Katy Hooper area was the first of several blows for Miss von Borries7 who found the Phys. Ed. departmental area gradually reduced from three gymnasiums to the area under one stairway. While science departments moved onto the gym floors, Phys. Ed., operating from its stairwell, eventually moved out to hold classes Department of Political Science Left to right: Mr. B. Corrin, Dr. C. Winslow, Mr. D. Pettengill. contemporaneously at State Teachers7 College, City College7 Friends7 School, a Methodist church, two bowling alleys, and a skating rink. The effort ahead loomed enormous. After all the bright hopes and anticipation, could the College actually both finance and survive such a move? At last, in much excitement, September of 1939 saw the order given for the commencement of building operations. That month World War II began. ttWe had every alibi in the world for giving it 1113,79 recalls Miss Spencer, utaxes, the war, everythinv. 17 Departments of Education and Child Development Left to right: Dr. H. Loane, Dr. B. Tatum, Dr. J. Morrell, Dr. A. Rose, Dr. M. Bennee. There were many who wanted us to take the easy way, to stay in Baltimore and to become a strictly city college by giving up dormitory accommodations; but we went ahead.a7 The fall of a42 saw the opening of Mary Fisher Hall to dormitory residents, initiates 0f the life of commutation which was to prove the test of Coucher mettle for years to come. On that first class morning of September, 1942, one hundred and eighty Mary Fisher girls were given an official academic welcome by President Robertson and Mr. Winslow as they stepped from the streetcar at the corner of Twenty-third Street and St. Paul. Quickly nicknamed GWVuthering Heightsf Mary Fisher was soon the scene of academic as well as dormitory life, as professors conducted classes in the Recreation Room, commons rooms, and the trunk space under Hooper. In maintaining instruction on both campuses, many members of the faculty were called upon to make the round trip twice a day. By 1947, many classes were able to convene in an unfinished Van Meter, but the struggle with the 44wilderness continued, and lectures were delivered above the roar of the bulldozers laboring in the mud outside. That was the year the tornado struck, uprooting even some of the largest trees and relocating two-thirds of the roof of Baldwin House on top of Bacon. Somewhat earlier, Nature had shown her wit when lightning had struck the Dean,s offlce in old Coucher Hall just before the issuance of warnings and burned all the recordsJ The Humanities Department of English Seated, left to right: Dr. S. Jones, Dr. S. deFord, Dr. M. Robin- son, Dr. E. Geen, Miss J. Grundy, Dr. V. Rad- ley. Standing: Dr. B. Peirce, Dr. V. Canfield, Dr. R. Waidelich. 18 Departments of Classics, Religion, and Philosophy Left to right: Mr. J. Williams, Dr. M. Rose, Dr. J. Scanlan, Mr. W. Morris, Dr. 0. Kraushaar, Dr. J. Chamberlain, Dr. B. Peirce. That year, too, ninety-seven people and a horde of field mice moved into Residence Hall No. 2. EUllhere were no tiles, finished plastering, or door latches7 and it rained through the walls, but we were happy,77 Miss von Berries remembers. 4lI gave all the students mousetraps for Christmas?9 Unlinished but functioning, c4Our Adobe Abode,9 had joined 6WVuthering Heights,7 011 the Towson Hill. Preparing a brand new Froelicher for the arriving students in September of 1950 found the faculty armed with shovels and brooms performing a far from Department of History Left to right: Dr. W. Neumann, Dr. R, Dorsey, Dr. K. Walker7 Dr. G. Foole. academic function through the dehris-strewn halls. That fall, nearly all classes but labs were meeting 0n the new campus; by 1953 even the last of the sciences had moved. ttWe were operating the department from barrels and packing boxes arranged in the halls, but we were here:, Miss Kelley recalls. That year, the second for the library and the flrst for the completed science building, llGreater Goueher had arrived and the last of the town holdings were released. The eleven years of moving were accomplished. Those of us Who were not here for the inconvenience of the days when the Mary Fisher trunk room held Classes, the snack bar was the air-raid shelter, the sewing room was the hook store, the faculty lounge was the lihrary, and the parking lot was the gyme or for the years even earlier when such hardships Departments of Fine Arts and Music Seated: Dr. E. Spencer. Stand- ing, left to right: Mr. R. Lewis, Mr. S. Albritton, Mr. E. Galkin, Mr. D. Risley, Euterpe. Absent lrom the picture: Dr. L. Johnson Jr., Mr. R. Lahey, Mrs. A. Jambor. 20 were no more than a rather frightening vision-are perhaps somewhat less than aware of the dream-come- true quality of todayVS era of fullilhnent. It is not without testimony7 however; the long View of the new Goucher is witnessed in the long-term loyalty of her faculty. Departments of Modern Languages First row: Dr. J. Rosselet, Dr. L. Noble. Second row: Mr. F. Ta- foya, Dr. L. Seibert, Dr. L. Crocker, Mr. J. Brown, Dr. E. Feise. Absent from the picture: Dr. K. Selig, Dr. W. Thormann. 21 THE BUILDERS OF GREATER GOUCHER There is a charm in ancient old-world shrines, In hoary colleges whose willowed hacks Slope greenly down to Miltonas sedgy Cam. Here all is peace; dim shapes of long ago People each rosy garden-nook7 and saints Hallow each chapel-window, girt with light And garlanded with gules and blue and gold. Aye, down these walks right many a poet paced Mute, musing, held ecstatic in the thrall Of beauty age-enchaliced yet his heart Afiood with dream-creation never knew The joy of those gray masters who beheld, Long years before, their visions wrought in stone Rear first bright sun-tipped pinnacles to God. And we who stand upon this sunny hill Far-looking over wood-crowned Maryland, Shall be no idle dreamers: we shall feel The joy of seeing visions realized, The thrill of glimpsing through these mellowed oaks White spires of august learning, and shall say, iiWe are their builders; we have wrought them 30.,9 DR. J. M. BEATTY, JR., 1921 Departmental Clubs Left to right: A. Haines, N. Ab- bott, A. Yates, S. Hutcheson, S. Pilling, J. Simmons, Dr. Critten- den, B. Mulford, Dr. Pratt, L. Daisy, M. Plummer, Dr. Webb, A. Fawcett, L. Brave, Dr. Funk, E. Kritcher. A pajama party . . . plans for a swim . . . a poll of the A bit of the out-of-doors and a little philosophy were the aims of this yearvs P11 siolo ' and Bacteriology Club y gy Biology Club. to ask WIIO,S interested in pizza . . . informality is characteristic of this group. Field trips to Activities included a hike to hospitals to witness operations, a weekend visit to Camp Alkor and a discussion of the methods and XVashington, and Christmas festivities at Dr. limitations of science headed by Philosophers Crittenden7s were enjoyed by this organization which Kraushaar and Rose and Scientists Funk and Webb. aims to enjoy the pursuit of scientilic knowledge. Spring plans included bird walks and a banquet. First row, left to right: A. Sum- mers, A. Galperin, R. Ruben- slein, M. Carter. Second row: J. Sewall, M. Johnson, S. Harris, S. Sachs, W. House, K. Skau. Third raw: Dr. Moment, E. Hutcheson, S. Holman, L. Carey, J. Holzapfel, D. Regester, G. Bert, A. Crush. 22 First row, left to right: M. Panek, E. Frey, L. Moore, N. Schwartz. Second raw: D. Furst, M. Stoney, B. Belkin, G. Bender, E. Lang, W. House, D. Regester, R. Rubenstein. Third row: A. Weigel, Dr. Kelley, Dr. Ham- strom, Dr. Torrey, Dr. Otto, Dr. Barton, Dr. Schmidt, Dr. Lodge, Dr. Lloyd, J. Gager. Fourth row: D. Roelke, M. Johnson, D. Chandler, S. Choc, E. Gillespie, J. Bowerman, Y. Deschu, D. Demos, A. Greene, H. Berwind, J. Trammel, D. Richards, C. Hzluver. ttSave that rat! I need him for Abnormalf7 Psychology fans, Majors and otherwise, enjoyed membership in the Psychology Club, which discussed recent experiments and discoveries in the field and sought insight into future problems. Guest speakers energized meetings, and members Aisatisfiedl our several fixations with a repression-lifting spring banquet and a frolicsome, regression-produced picnic? First row. left to right: S. Shu- man, J. Gilman, D. Updike, L. Schwartzman, I. Byer, J. Heller, E. Burriss, L. Domash, E. Mora- vec. Second row: J. Duinmer, V. Fredericks, P. Peake. Where but at Chemistry Club meetings can one enjoy a frankfurter cooked over a Bunsen Hame, 0r coHee sipped from a pyrex beaker . . . or where launching 0ne9s own itSputnikf' but at a skit presented at the Christmas Party, given by the Club's advisors? . . . Know how to use a digital computer? Math Club does; its graduates have bright futures in the vocations of this tiExplm-er age. . . . The annual Taylor Lecture and films, such as a6Cosmic Rays:7 were among the major events attended by the Physics Club members in their stress on understanding activities in their own world and in others. Interested in case work, learning about investments, or interning at the nationhs largest investment banking firm? The members of the Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology Club are, and have displayed pecuniary talents not usually expected of women. The club participates in practical field activities and plays host to distinguished speakers in all three fields. First row, left to right: M. Mich- ell, D. Courtney, S. Smith, P. Montgomery. Second row: E. Cohen, C. Britt. Dr. Walker, M. Balmer, S. Valentine, Dr. Neu- munn, B. Tllrnhull. Third row: J. eraver, S. Elgin, M. Reeser, V. Dutton, A. Oberdorf. J. Dan- iels, C. Cudlipp, A. Bailey, P. Seyfert. hIn a movie mood?7 Check the calendar and come to one of those sponsored by the History Club, which seeks to coordinate history and contemporary thought. Many departmental Majors participate in developing a closer relationship between faculty and students, as well as between past history and present, to form a well-rounded group of informed, interested, and active citizens. First row, left to right: M. Cur- lett, J. Sarnoff, H. RokofT, B. Schlegel. Second row: G. Lorch, C. Woodruff, Dr. Sulker, Dr. Nurge, Dr. Reuss, M. MacPhee, A. Stone. Third row: M. Flem- ing, S. Kaplan, S. Yasuha, L. RosscEe, M. Reppert, P. Husled, M. Jahn, S. Andrus. A member of the American Association of International Relations Clubs, Gouchefs Political Science Club emphasized this year the examination of international problems through aDecisions, 1957;, a U.N. study plan. Imported speakers included Judge Emory Niles, Who discussed jury duty. In the spring? several members attended an A.A.I.R.C. conference in 'Washington to consider Middle Eastern crises. Lighter entertainment included enjoyment of Dr. Winslowvs h amhurgers and the presidentas ttpithy tomatoes?9 A related organization, the Field Politics Center set Goucherites to practical work at party headquarters and at ringing doorbells. Devoted to the political education of Coucher and the surrounding areas, F.P.C. also sponsors frequent visits to such national centers as the Supreme Court, the United Nations, the A.F. of L.-C.I.O., and the Loyalty-Security Board. 25 First row, left to right: G. Quis- enberry, M. Ives, I. Mazeika. Second row: N. Vaughan, B. Baughman, Dr. Winslow, B. Koch, B. Nash, B. Adams, L. Herzfeld, N. Egel. Third row: J. Hall, P. Booker, A. OShaughn- easy, E. Friese, J. Cantellops, L. Martin, J. Richardson, V. Fred- ericks. Tomorrowts teachers . . . A welcome was offered at the fall tea to memhers of the Education and Child Development Club. Soon, anxiously awaiting the thrills of teaching experienceiraised hands of children eager to Well teachery or the ornery, lanky lads heckling from the hack rowepractice teachers slipped away each morning at eight, lunchhags under their arms, ready to mold fresh, young minds. N.E.A. discussions, educational theory movies, and visiting lecturers created a spirit of devotion to a dedicated profession. Dinners with f aculty advisors strengthened bonds with those who described rewardingr experiences. In the quiet of an evening, we enj oyed learning the secrets of the profession in the N.E.A. Journal. Donnybrook bubbled with pedagogic t? t gaiety as the Club rounded out its activities at the sprlng plCIllC. First row, left to right: B. Ungar, S. Babitt, N. Spinzia, S. Bishop, J. Wood, J. McCormick. Second row: Miss J. Morrell, C. Bay, M. Monahan, Dr. Bennee, C. Kolb, Third row: E. Macomber, J. Thompson, C. Hobaugh, E. Landay, A. Fraze, DI. Merritt, A. Shaffer, S. Skinner, J. Brown, E. Collier, N. Birmingham, D. Hassell. 26 First row, left to right: M. Harms, P. Husled, J. Sewall, E. Moerman. Second row: C. Weav- er, M. Fischer, V. Conley, M. Vester, J. Hillenkoeller, E. Friese, Third row: H. Gitter, S. Pa- karinen, S. Lowry, A. Preston, A. Weller, R. Denkinger, D. Erle- mann, Herr Brown. First row, left to right: E. Koenig, R. Lorch, 1. Ma- zeika. Second row: L. Lieberman, J. Cantellops, S. Potter, N. Ives. Third row: L. Font, M. Schweitzer, L. Ness, D. Bollenger. Fourth row: M. McCormick, A. Cornwell, M. Kriz, N. Schenerlein. Fifth raw: D. White, S. Holman, J. Chandler7 D. Kressler, E. Fuld. 27 Through generous advisory support from the Feises and Mr. Brown, the German Club enjoyed a year socially highlighted by the traditional camplire sing and a festive Christmas celebration. Trots to Van Meter 200 permitted a ride down the Rhine and the Danube . . . sad that it had to he only via film! With tales of studying in an ancient village surrounded by majestic Austrian Alps, then on to disheartening observations in East Berlin, Mr. Brown aroused in his hearers a deepened curiosity about Germany. ttVengan todos97 to the 66Spanish table,77 one of this yeargs new institutions! The Spanish Cluh9s aim as ever was to encourage interest in Spanish language and tradition and to provide a suggestion of home for the students from the Spanish-speaking countries. Also enjoyed were special movies and a mixeriiall adding up to a variety of experiences with that urhumba beat,7 Possessing no longer a house of its own, the French Club survived. N ewcomer Mr. Tafoya was the honored guest at opening coffee hour, which was enlivened with readings from Moliizre and Camus . . . Mr. Johnson presented Picasso and the View of the Artist . . . It was the Clulfs hig publicity year7 which called for special celebration. And in June to Mlle. Rosselet, whose presence will be missed at the French table, HAdieueque Dieu vous garde. Left to right: L. Lieberman, G. Goodman, Mr. Tafoya. M. Mc- Clelland, E. Fuld, E. Koenig, C. Kent. Left to right: C. Hoover, G. Oslrove, S. Partridge, N. Cold- stein, J. Walker, E. Fisher, E. Lang, C. Wilcox at the piano. There was for the Music Club a new program of activities this year: coffee after concerts to meet performers . . . three music filmsfall term . . . composing during winter term . . . a concert of original works spring term . . . Sunday night coffee . . . dancing on the grass to Bartok and Vivaldi . . . a talk on the Berg violin concerto . . . always the rich experience of advanced opportunities in musical enjoyment and creation. Three month-long exhibits of professional artists and a panel discussion on the merits of modern art were sponsored by the Fine Arts Club this year. Pablo Picasso attracted many students all the way to Philadelphia to see an exhibition of his work. New ideas, such as a Camera Workshop directed by Mr. Johnson, brought widened horizons; an effort to integrate projects resulted in collaboration with. the Music Club and Venture for creative experiments in inter-art expression. First row, left to right: N. Harper, E. Slack. Second row: S. Brown, M. Leapel', M. Reid, F. Leake. Third row: A. Ken- nedy, J. Nabers, B. Bolte, S. Stewart, W. Goldstein, C. Karotkin. First row, left to right: C. Sharp, C. Holt, A. Chandler, Miss Arnold, M. Cole, M. Stoney, L. Buckman. Second row: C. Hauver, G. Gordon, M. Sloan, B. Macomher, G. Kalb. Enticed by dinners 51 la Miss Arnold, Vocational Board members designed an effective vocational program on campus. Those not overcome by raging Hu gathered in the fall to serve ttArnoldianha dessert and coffee to Baltimore alumnae. January brought the Jobs and Futures Worksh 0p and a luncheon lecturer from LtVoguem 4nSurprising how many fields we Liberal Arts people can enter! Reminders of responsibilities of campus and future jobs bring depth to the purpose of the Board. 29 Classes 1:55;. CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: 5. Bishop, D. Furst, K. MacLaurin7 C. Mergehenn, E. Ewing, D. Richards, A. Chandler. Write Heiress:7 Optimist! Phi Beta Kappa First row, left to right: M. Jahn, D. Rivhards, E. Cresswell, S. Andrus, E. Freeman, J. Goldberg, J. Walker, P. Lancaster, A. Horn. Second row: J. Simmons, J. Sack- stader, M. Stoney, E. Cronan, M. Fivel. Absent from the picture: E. Fuld, E. Koenig. thds Who in American Colleges and Universities Sitting, left to right: E. Cronan, A. Chandler, B. Bowersock. Standing: M. Howard, C. Hauver, P. Booker, M. Stoney, B. Schle- gel, C. Holt. Absent from the pirmre: B. Butler. 33 Mary Frances Havlik Abbott H istory Nancy Deborah Abbott Physiology and Bacteriology Constance Edmonds Atkins Educatinn and Child Development Barbara Diane Babb Education and Child Development Suzon Babitt Education and Child Development 34 J eanne Suzanne Andrus Economics Barb ara Ann B augh m an International Relations Margery Lee Barnett Education and Child Development Mary Bahner H ismry Barbara Joyce Belkin Chemistry Cecilia Sarah Bay Education and Child Development 35 Germaine Bender C hemistry Susan Lee Bishop Education and Child Development Helen Jean Berwind Mathematics Grace Raff Bert Biology Marcia Helen Booth E nglish Patricia Lyn Booker Political Science Katherine Ann Bissert M athematics 36 Constance Julia Britt History Barbara Stevens Bowersock F ine Arts Louise Holman Brave Physiology and Bacteriology Ruth Stern Budner History Sarah Catherine Burgess English 37 Brenda Briggs Education and Child Development Beth Herrick Butler Sociology and Anthropology Iris Joan Byer Psychology Evelyn Ann Chandler Religion Jacqueline Selis Chertkof Psychology Sung Ja C1100 Chemistry 38 Louise Foster Carey Biology Edith Hope Cohen A merican Civilization Patricia Ketcham Cochrane Education and Child Development Eleanor Mae Coakley Philosophy Ellen Kathleen Cronan English Emilia Field Cresswell E nglish Elaine Ruth Cohen Education and Child Development 39 Mary Gordon McElvain Curlett Sociology and Anthropology Cornelia Shcrrill Cudlipp History Audrey Cyphers Crush Biology Alice Rosamond Denkinger Philosophy Elizabeth Levy Day American Civilization Mary Kathrin Dau American Civilization 40 J udith Margaret Devlin English Dorothy Mae Dick Education and Child Development Valerie Alexandra Dutton H islory Sarah Elizabeth Elgin History Sheila Todd Eliasberg Philosophy 41 Lois Carol Domash Psychology Joan Gibb Engel Biology Wendy Claire Eppinger Fine Arts Patricia J osephine Evans Political Science Mary Elizabeth Berry Ewing Fine Arts Emily Marlene Fisher English 42 Susan Decker Eschenlauer F ine Arts Elly Marie Friese International Relations Elaine Kaplan Freeman E nglish Myrna Weiss Fivel Anthropology and Psychology J oanna Gilman Psychology Elizabeth Duna Furst Mathematics Eva Mae Fuld French 43 Judith Ann Goldberg Political Science Joan Deborah Goldberg E conomics Hanna Elizabeth Gitter Education and Child Development Isobel Ann Haines Physiology and Bacteriology Anne Williams Greene M ath ematics Eleanor Lee Green E conomics 44 Janet Crawford Hall Political Science Elisabeth Lynn Hallgren M athematics Nancy Louise Harper F ine Arts Carol Ann Hauver Mathematics Joan J. Heller Psychology 45 Barbara Ann Hanson Fine Arts Carol Ann Hobaugh Education and Child Development Carol Stone Holt Philosophy Anna Elizalmth Horn llixtory Ruth Winifred House C hemistry Margaret Barnett Howard Fine Arts 46 Clara Houghton Hoover Music Carol Lynn Karotkin Fine Arts Marilyn Louise Jahn Economics Elizabeth Ann Hutcheson Biology Eve Marie Kritchcr Physiology and Bacteriology Enid Astrid Koenig F rench Ann Carter Kennedy Fine Arts 47 Franz Elaine Leake Fine Arts Barbara Taylor Lawyer Fine Arts Patricia Jane Lancaster Classical Languages and Civilization Celeste Wileen Levinson H islory Betty Adrienne Levey Education and Child Development Mary-Alice Cooke Leaper Fine Arts 48 Nancy Lee Lexow Educaiion and Child Development Helen Levy London Education and Child Development Jean Wislar McAvoy English Margaret Blakemore Mackay American Civilization. Katherine Adams MacLaurin Education and Child Development Margaret Vinton MacPhee Sociology and Anthropology 49 Lea Hill Martin Political Science Hannah Sharen Medoff English Charlotte Joan Mergehenn Music Susan Ellen Michelson Political Science Marilyn Joyce Monahan Education and Child Development Linda Mary Moore Physics 50 Ann McCord Norris H istory Suzanne Hoffberger Nasdor Sociology and Anthropulogy Eugenie Virginia Moravec Psychology Martha DeVrics Plummer Physiology and Bacteriology Harriet Sh apiro Passerm an English Ann Carol Uberdorf History 51 Mary Ann Reeser American Civilization Mary C yle Quisenberry International Relations Ann Elizabeth Polak Political Science Sally Stewart Reynolds F rench Mary Frances Reid Fine Arts Dorothy Rosalee Regester Chemistry 52 Deborah Ann Richards Mathematics Jacqueline Arda Richardson International R elutions Mary Cromwell Riggs H istory Barbara Gilpin Ringo English Helaine Harriet RokoH Sociology and Anthropology Betsey Lemberg Ruben American Civilization 53 Judith Cohen Sacksteder Fine Arts Barbara Elizabeth Schlegel Sacialogy and Anthropology Audrey Edith Shaffer Education and Child Development Joann Sheddan International Relations Jane Lee Simmons Physiology and Bacteriology Ingela Sjolander English 54 Norma Rita Spinzia Education and Child Development Shirley Kathryn Smith History Sally Ann Skinner Education and Child Development Louisa Marcy Stoney Physics Ann Dorsey Stone Economics Cassandra Morris Stewart Fine Arts 55 Isabel Jane Thomson History Joanne Thompson Education and Child Development Harriet Anne Sweedler English Diane Lorraine Updike Psychology Barb al'a Ann T urnb 1111 H istory Jean Stewart Tramlnell Mathematics 56 Joan Arlette anrd Religion Barbara Yarrington Unger Education and Child Development Sylvia Maxine Valentine American Civilization J ulie Walker International Relations Judith May Weaver A m ericun Civilization Jane Hildreth Weisler Education and Child Development 57 Carol Lenore Wilcox Music Carolyn J oan Welsh Education and Child Development Ethel Jane Whiteho use H istory Cornelia Bovier Woodruff Sociology and Anthropology Ann Maring Yates Physiology and Bacteriology 58 Sally Katherine Whilehouse Education and Child Development Patricia Ann Zachcr Political Science Mary Ann Zavalakes Education and Child Development 59 NOT PICTURED Sheila McAleenan Brown F rench Louise Yarrington Carothers F ine Arts Lois Helena Koenig Physiology and Bacteriology Elizabeth Fagell Levine F ine Arts Dorothy Gates Mesologites Education and Child Development Jane Clemens Schaefer Philosophy Doris Brindisi Stiles Education Elizabeth Vollmer Strohsacker History First row, left to right: D. Courtney, J. Bowerman, M. Michell, N. Vaughna S. Partridge. J. Fowler, P. Husled, J. Posner, M. Johnson. Second row: A. Weigel, B. Seaman, C. Simes, P. Seyfert, L. Newman, G. Gordon, C. Halter, L. Herzfeld. Third row: R. Larch, K. Everngam, N. Egel, L. Jones, B. Gates, S. Arnold. Fourth row: S. Shaman, D. Chandler, C. Booth, B. Bielaski, V. Fredericks, S. Schnitzer, M. Thomsen, E. Maconlber, P. Peake. Fifth row: S. Whiteford, J. Dummer, J. Brown, C. Kolb, M. Harms, M. Bankerl, M. Reppert, J. Chandler. Class Of 1959 6O First row, left to right: E. Collier, B. Mulford, N. Birmingham, 5. Filling, J. Davis, 5. Wintringham. Second row: R. Greene, J. Conaway, J. McCormick, N. Freydberg, A. Snyder, E. Rand, M. Fleming, S. Kaplan, D. Austin, S. Brown, L. Morrison, E. Eartha. Third row: S. Holman, R. Garcia, A. Maury, I. Mazeika, Y. Dcschu, J. Cager, M. Montgomery, E. Lunday, W. Goldstein, L. Shunman, S. Kline, S. Lowry. Fourth row: E. Burriss, L. Filter, J. Bezy, E. Gillespie, P. Merritt, A. Fraze, P. Endler, B. Loch, D. Demos, V. Kelley, E. Frey. 66Isnvt there someone somewhere Who would love to hear from you? Aw7 confon, buy some stationery, please . . . Sing Song: chhese Things We Havef7 by the end of the evening, included a shiny silver cup . . . A bit of snow couldn,t keep Big Sisters from entertaining the little ones at a dinner . . . Flash! Blue spots before the eyes accompany school events, thanks to shutter-hugs . . . A big project of the year was the Junior-Senior banquet . . . Miss Dorsey has it all over the Mad Hatter in the tea party department . . . You say you picked the wrong major . . . or you wonht be twenty-onc for months . . . is that whatas troublin9 you, Junior? . . . Cheer up, you can always work on Donnybrook! 61 1959 m;g wk thile dignified juniors Kwith short memoriey watch . B ig sisters are soooo talented CLASS OFFICERS. First row, left to right: B. Jewell, E. Gillespie. Second row: S. Filling, B. Mulford, B. Seaman, J. Bowerman, P. Seyfert. 62 1960 butnot much. CLASS OFFICERS. Seated, left to right: P. Gaskill, P. McClellan. J. Gurnsey, J. Leonard, A. McCul- lough. Second row, standing: P. Thorton, L. Buck- man. . a60 sings that you can always tell a sophomore 17Vow where the heck is my scapuluW, 63 First row, left to right: M. Howell, S. Horsfield, E. Leonard, A. Harrison, J. Henderson, S. Harris, J. Donaldson, C. Farnoi. Second row: J. Brandwan, H. Ide, R. Meyborg, D. Williams, L. Font, J. Freed, M. Hellwig, R. Bell, M. Carter. Third row: R. Bisconlini, S. Willner, N. Woodle, E. Lasson, L. Pederson, F. Atwood, A. tWeller, R. Berger, C. Alexander. Fourth row: H. Sampson, S. Nye, P. Hilker, G. Goodman, P. Tollesy, H. Koch. Fifth row: M. Jacobs, B. Rosenbluth, L. Lussky, J. Zaragosi, I. Christman, J. Hillman, B. Cheplove, V. Miller, D. Bollinger. Sixth row: E. Hyneman, N. Garland, A. Velesaris, S. Edwards, B. Arfmann, P. Freedman, A. McCullough, E. Williams, N. Nickum, M. Todaro, S. Graves, L. Buckman, A. Preston, J. Levenson, S. Shapiro, R. Kleinman, B. Adams, F. Fenner, V. Conley. uSee, arenat they attractive? Your year painted on the back, too, and theyire only . . . What? D0 with it? Hang it up somewhere, I suppose,7 . . . iiPlease fill the front rows first; will you have a program??7 . . . W76 paused in making wMUSICw that exciting February eve only long enough to prove that Sophomore advisors come complete with guitars, bananas, and calypso beat . . . We gave our Big Sisters a spring picnic because we love them best . . . but we have big hearts7 so . . . t0 the Freshmen: J ohn Franklin . . . and t0 the Juniors: a petition resulting in extended driving rights for them . . . Came spring, and 960 was having a field day with Johns Hopkins men in L.W.H. . . . At Step-Singing Mgay young we provided an honor guard for 56grand old 058 . . . er lost a classmate, but we911 not forget her. Inmemoriam: JANE DARA FRIED 64 First row, left to right: 2 V C C P. Johnson, M Sloan, E. Slack, M. Turner, D. Kressler, J. Hammann, L. Fugill. Second row: C. Daniel, . Craven, M. Dubilzky, P. Thorton. Third row: C. Sharp, D. Erlemann, A. Mead, A. Porter, A. Howard, M. L. Lutz, M. Marshall, E. Moerman, H. Atlee, D. Stalker, J. Townsend. Fourth row: P. Ferguson, G. Gates, K. Meyer, D. Roelke, F. Morton, E. Solliday, . Kirby-Smith, D. Done, C. Lefever, M. Henderson, D. Detwiler. Fifth row: M. Vester, E. Rosenstock, M. Fischer, L. Greene, . Harriss, M. Garralt, B. Brubaker, B. Lang, J. Bartel, G. Weaver, S. Pakarinen, J. Atkinson, H. Wright, L. Dreyer, J. Gurnsey, . Nilchie, L. Nelson, C. Gardner, N. Sanders. Class Of 1960 65 In memoriam: MARY JANE FREELAND Class of 1961 First row, left to right: M. Birnbaum, D. Pilzer, W. Geih, J. McNew. Second row: C. Kemper, J. Sharp, 5. Potter, S. Baum, M. Schweitzer, D. Park, E. Parker, P. Murdoch, E. Litterick, C. Cabal. Third row: M. Hudson, A. Kessler, D. Clayton, R. Boetcher, B. Bryant, D. Bland, L. Madfis, M. Hogan, S. Dorfman. Fourth row: F. Beck, R. Jaffe, J. Honn, J. Slaven, D. Terry, A. McIntyre, V. Briltain, S. Silverman7 S. Fischer. Fifth row: G. Ehrhardt, S. Garrison, E. Young, C. Bonner, C. Cooper, J. Colbert, D. Kolin, S. Graham. Sixth row: L. Ingram, S. Peterson, A. Abramowilz, A. Sisson, C. DeGuglielmo, H. Potter, D. Jaffe, G. Fitch, M. Erisman, L. Strauss, N. Hooton, C. Phillips, J. Just, J. McCarthy, P. Spano, C. Trethaway, A. Via, S. Smith, J. Riggle, E. Katz, N. Jones, 66 So this is Goucher . . . How will my allowance ever cover an AA. calendar, :3 slicker hat and room decorations? . . . Were those tickets for meals? . . . Thanks, Pd love to, but I flunked my social regulations test . . . E longinquo, c pro-pro- when did you say Sing Song is? . . . Hi, folks, Sorry Ilve been long in writing but the time just flies. A.A. bonfire was great, the Student Org. Picnic was terrific, my roommate is divine, I7ve learned to play bridge and registered for my classes. Please send money! Love, Me . . . Between orientation and Convocation, how is a girl supposed to get ready for the Freshman mixer? . . . But you only have to go once a week and it makes such a good study break . . . Snack har duty should he a pleasure not a chore . . . Second place in Sing Song this year goes to the class of 1961 . . . But Dad, those marks are par for the course Freshman year! First row, left to right: B. Butler, L. Potter, P. Dodson, L. Gilchrist, R. Hu, C. McKenna, A. Irwin, J. Levy, A. Lawrence. Second raw: S. Pratt, A. Benson, L. Wooldredge, M. Cwathemy, M. Kriz, B. Chipman, A. Lang, E. Hughes, L. Burgess, M. Marshall. Third row: L. Wakem, S. Boag, L. Larson, J. Slavin, A. Strickler, B. Tenney7 N. Heller7 B. Hooper, L. Honann, A. Cornwall, L. Gerson7 L. Lieberman, C. Kalb, A. Bisgaier, D. Riley, M. Kahn. Fourth row: M. Theobald, P. Mackinney, J. Tattersfield, B. Oidick, S. Sugarman, L. Silverman, L. Schneider, M. Gordon, I. Levin, N. Gilmore. Fifth raw: C. Carpenter, J. Miller, B. Cowan, F. Bard, M. Dawe, J. Sachse, V. Reisinger, A. Summers, C. Chenworth, D. McDairmant, F. Cummins, A. Potts, S. Ehrlich, E. Wiehe, E. Jacobson, S. Coulter, C. Davis, M. Willard. Sixth row: D. Shrader, J. Lampton7 V. Boyd, K. Woodward, K. Ringland, T. Yospa, E. LeBlond, C. Barclay, G. Hoffer. 67 CLASS OFFICERS. First row, left to right: G. Hutcheson, M. Dodson. Second row: D. Bland, J. Slaven, H. Potter, C. DeGuglieImo, S. Smith. A bsorption through osmosis. But I got all A93 in high school? 68 Graduate Education Part of Coucher, yet out in the work-a-day world and living in the Dulaney Valley Apartments, are the students in the Graduate Education Department. G0uche19s program selects college graduates with background in the liberal arts and prepares th em to qualify for degrees of Master of Education. The program, now in its fifth year, was initiated With the assistance of the Ford Foundation to demonstrate that liberal arts graduates could, in one year, acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for teaching in the elementary schools. For the first semester, each student attends graduate education courses in preparation for her acceptance during the second semester of full responsibility for a classroom in the Baltimore City School System. As an intern7 she receives a salary from the School System and is guided by the System, the State Education Department, and the Coucher College Department of Education. First row, left to right: M. Wasilifsky, S. Stevens, A. Whipple, M. Keller, 5. Maunz, C. McMahon, J. Siebert. Second row: S. Hoover, D. Russell, B. Young, J. Slrahorn, D. Custagna, J. Bitner, N. Towner, K. Hunt, J. Dunlap. 69 Organizations Students? Organization Sisters, Big and Little, gathered for a Bar-B-Que as autumngs sunset lent a friendly glow to excited Coucher faces, both old and new. gAre you ready? 0.K. Throw out the sandbags. As Carol Holt, president of Student Org, and the class of 61 soared up from Orientation Week, 6TM out in the wide7 wide worldf the windows of 201 quickly became tiny specks on the fagade of Van Meter . . . CAROL HOLT PRTSIUENT OF STUDENTS, ORGANIZATION BETH BUTLER PAT BOOKER CHAIRMAN OF JUDICIAL BOARD CHAIRMAN OF COLLEGE ACTIVITIES 72 First row, left to right: V. Fredericks, M. Panek, B. Gates, M. Cole, B. Butler, E. Green. Second row: N. Abbott, A. Oberdorf, S. Eschenlauer, S. Wintringham, A. Polak, J. Atkinson, G. Bender, J. Dummer, G. Kalb. Third row: A. Crush, S. Hutcheson, J. Brandwan, B. Hooper, E. Burriss, M. Howard, M. Marshall, P. Booker. . . . and Student Org. was significantly if fancifully OH to a Hying start. In those Iost-in-a-hustle days, Freshmen were able to recognize fellow classmates by heanies . . . now tacked t0 bulletin boards as a symbol of Freshmen Week. ntThe song is ended, but the melody lingers on, long after tenor, baritone, and bass Tones sang to a fully packed Lounge to spark an evening with laughter, fun, and the rhythmic tapping of feet. Memorable Sing Song 1958 . . . a touching atTh ank you filled many eyes with tears as Sirkku, on behalf of the Foreign Students, ' accepted the long-awaited blazer. Masks, balloons, and a festive air of Mardi Gras permeated a welcomed Winter Cotillion Weekend. All-College Auction time brought a variety of offers from the Faculty, caught in the fervor of spring term. The fun of sponsoring such events as these added levity to the exciting but serious business of collegiate government. For Student Org., the year symbolized enthusiasm, cooperation, leadership, accomplishment. 73 llRememher, when in Doubt7 Danger, 0r Delaye Call in?, . . . a friendly warning from J udicial Board. All infractions of social regulations or the Honor Code are considered by J.B. The dim black room . . . stern judges . . . such popular illusions were removed by dorm discussions of Board procedures. A quiet manner: Beth confers a decision. A moving pencil: Marisha takes notes. Deliberation . . . Understanding . . . Honor System . . . the Individual. First row, left to right: B. Bower- sock, C. Hohaugh, D. Updike, A. Oberdorf, G. Bender, S. Hut- cheson. Setond row: B. Butler, H. Citter, S. Eschenlauer, A. Polak, M. Howard, M. Sloney, C. Holt, N. Abbott. Sitting, left to right: B. Hooper, C. Holt, M. Panek, B. Butler. Standing: S. VVintringham7 M. Marshall. Shirt tails dragging? Hair in curlers at dinner? Tone will catch up with you! Community life at all levels demands standards of dress and behavior, social mores; Gaucher is no exception. A committee comprised of House Presidents and President of Student Org. attempts to increase this awareness in the college community. aColleges are judged by behavior of the student 011' the campus? Tone is kept up to date by annual evaluation and revision of standards. First row, left to right: W7. Eppinger, S. Bishop, R. Loesser. Second row: R. Garcia, S. Winlringham, M. Turner. Third row: J. Dummer, Dr. Dorsey, M. Arnold. 75 Once a term President Kraushaar welcomes campus presidents and members of the faculty and administration to his home for an evening. Here the College Council discusses problems confronting the community. A small family circle . . . I Thess. Ch.V, V5. 21 . . . a pleasant and productive togetherness. Mid-term warnings, winter term pressures, and spring term apathyiare these all really representative of the Gaucher student? Such problems are tackled by Student Curriculum Committee under the leadership of J anc Dummer and Miss Dorsey. Evaluation of courses . . . Miss Das97 apartment . . . spot of coffee . . . betterment of student-faculty relations . . . that good feeling of accomplishment. Q First row, left to right: S. Graves, K. Maclaurin, L. Moore, M. Turner, B. Schlegel. Second row: E. Williams, N. Vaughan, A. Mead, B. Tenney, Q. Sanders, C. Cudlipp, J. Ehrenberg, M. Rashman, E. Friese, J. Davis. Third row: M. Luleri, D. Stalker, L. Kocevar, A. Baileya M. Cole, J. Daniels, V. Fredericks, B. Mason. Goucher College Interfaith Association BARBARA SCHLEGEL PRESIDENT Through the Collegeys life, encouraging some of its most careful thinking, moves G.C.I.A. Weekly Vesper services offer a variety of message, as students address their classmates . . . Thursday Chapel welcomes Goucllerites and off-campus speakers With the leadership of Mr. Morris and the music of the Chapel Choir . . . Lectures and discussions under C.C.l.A. sponsorship encourage understanding of ourselves and each other. 76 And G.C.I.A. is many-sided, so thought and inspiration share emphasis with fellowship and fun . . . nuts and fudge at the Ice Cream Social, ttmen, music, and laughterh, at the January mixer, and melodic memories of our guest pianist in Heubeck on Saturday of Winter Cotillion weekend . . . We found magic in a simple moment as, greeted by our first carols 0f the year, the lights of the Christmas tree burst into beauty. Then there was funhand much more than fun- in the giving of ourselves . . . to McKim, Hopkins Hospital7 and the United Campaign F und. MR. WALTER MORRIS DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Maintaining a friendship circle 01' all faiths at Goucher helps to enrich community life and to increase understanding . . . No man is an island . . . Daisetz T. Suzuki lectures on Zen Buddhism in a Neil Cudlipp conducts one of the weekly Vesper college lecture open to the public. services, sponsored by G.C.I.A. 77 First row, left to right: J. Don- aldson, L. Moore, M. Lutz, S. Jones, H. Hench, G. Hutcheson, M. Turner, D. Park, L. Jones. Second row: J. Davis, A. Sisson, S. Partridge, A. Porter, J. Dum- mer, D. Cabaniss, B. Mason, K. Sanders, J. Nahers, M. Erismann, N. Sanders, F. Beck. Third row: S. Graham, A. Weigel, C. Wilcox, D. Furst, A. MacSpadden, K. Ringland, E. Cronan, L. Fugill, L. Dryer, A. Chandler. On Thursday afternoons, a solemn hush comes Early morning Communion . . . the familiar words over the Barn, and 0f the Book of Common Prayer . . . Coucheras Chapel ChOil' Canterbury Club files in to begin the weekly devotional service. Frequent practice of spiritually elevating draws together girls of the Episcopal anthems and the fervor and enthusiasm of their faith in a fellowship of worship. leader combine to create for Chapel singers Church history . . . origin of prayers and listeners real heights in musical . . . charming Sister Margaret . . . all helped experience. The talented eHorts 0f the Chapel bring to Canterbury members a working, Choir sustain the spirit of the service from living faith7 so vital in a world the opening hymn t0 the last melodic Amen. htorn by a tragic rift. CANTERBURY COMMUNION COMMITTEE. tCanterbury Cluht Left to right: Mr. Smith, N. Vaughan, M. Turner, M. Boenau, M. Michell, S. Holman, S. Peterson. 78 eeWho phoned? Oh, that was my College Parents. Theyave invited me out to their home for Passover?7 Jewish Students7 Association members sponsor a program of Jewish observance for the Couchcr Community. eLGO-To-Temple,7 night helps to bring Coucher girls into greater mutual understanding. Campus worship service, aeSeder, a Purim festival, and a Sunday night mixer provide inspiration and fun. The cross piercing Towsones sky atop the Church of the Immaculate Conception has a deep meaning for Newman Club members. Communion breakfasts . . . Wednesday night Rosary . . . movies, speakers, discussions . . . assisting the sisters of Sacred Heart Mission were among the activities led by Chaplain Father Francis Morrison and Miss Dorsey. Religious and intellectual betterment represent this yeargs achievements. First row, lell to right: E. Landay, S. Baum, E. Cohen, D. Kolin. Second row: P. Frogel, L. Lieberman, M. Falk, J. Ehrenberg. Diagonal, front to back: C. Cooper. A. Abramowitz, L. Newman, R. JaHe, L. Cerson, P. Weiss, B. Belkin, L. Madfls. First row, left to right: H. Atlee, I. Mazeika, C. Ashley7 M. Lutz7 G. Gardner, B. Santoro, R. Perry. Second row: Dr. Webb, B. Bis- conlini, Y. Deschu, D. Stalker, Dr. Dorsey, J. Zaragosi, N. Spin- zia, R. Van Nice, C. DeGuin- elmo, C. Bonner, J. Desrosiers. Third row: A. OShaughnessy, M. Fischer, R. Meyhorg, L. Para- vano, M. Booth, I. Christman, G. Hofer, J. Brown, S. Cosel, J. Sharp, S. Hunter, L. Wakem. CAROL HA U VER PRESIDENT Campus sports leaders, the Athletic Association Board members, gathered 7round the Bonfire to ask us tguess! t , aAre you in the Know? Then, of course, that Freshman Mixer is always a big thing . . . and ttPatienceJ, also sponsored by A.A., lent to fall term the copious talents of Gaucher singers and G. and S. Athletic Association Sporting activities unlimited offered Coucherites the pleasant way to he c6in copore sane all year; and at the end, Coucher turned out for G-night to see the presentation of the blazer pins. Socials, sports, skits, sales . . . all were part of a dynamic year. First row. left to right: N. Sanders, C. Kolb, J. Freed, G. Bert. Second row: E. Cronan, E. Ewing, D. Dick, M. Zavalakes, A. Ward, D. Monroe, C. Sharp. Third row: C. Hmlver, G. Gordon, R. Denkinger, M. Reppert, L. Pederson, S. Filling, K. Hersey, S. W'Tllitellouse, M. Booth, G. Wooldrige, V. Cabuniss, G. Mead. 80 By these signs ye shall know them: patience7 skill, good humor, and now and then a small blue car or a large brown horse. The members of our department of Physical Education, Mrs. Dow, Miss von Borries, Miss Mackenzie, and Miss Fiske provide instruction in team sportsv individual sports, and modern dance. 19587 a year of new unity . . . t0 A.A. meetings came the new dorm reps . . . the goal: more contact between A.A. and the student body . . . the means: Dorm Council . . . their memories: the tlschoolrooml7 at Vaudeville7 nanother helping of steak7 please? at those once-a-term A.A. parties, cheerleading and one prospective clleelrer7 46ya gotta have heart,9 and all that, ccwouldnat you like to sign the bowling petition? First row, left to right: L. In- gram, D. Mower, L. Potter, R. Biscontini, G. Hulcheson, E. Cronan. Second row: 5. Smith, P. Hull, C. Carpenter, J. Ehren- berg, M. Dawe, S. Whiteford. 81 First row, left to right: E. In- gram, G. Hutcheson, J. Hillman, R. Chizewer, G. Mead, D. Mower, G. Goodman, E. Letterick, H. Sampson. Second row: Dr. Cham- berlain, Mrs. Chamberlain, S. Shaman, P. Tollesy, P. Hilker, H. Atlee, M. Sloan, B. Koch, G. Bert, A. 07511aughnessy. OUtlllg Chlb: 6tL00k, there are some gypsies camping 0n the beach 1,, The exclamation 0f the startled nighttime heachcomher gave the tggypsy members of the Club a chuckle and another memory of a fun weekend. uComing about. Watch out for the boom!77 became a familiar call for Coucherites 0n the Chesapeake Bay. Skating . . tohogganina . . skiing marked the winter weekend. Bike hikes, picnics and sailing in spring brought the end to a fun-Iilled year. Isolated movement gains meaning as dancers express the rhythm of the tom tom tom tom . . . tom . . . tee Sudden contraction: STOP! . . . Tights tight tcontrol to allow freedomt . . . Different bodies flnd a variety of ways to express the same emotion. While the Modern Dance Club counts, warm-ups in 8957 473, 255, and 1 . . . and S-T-R-E-T-C-H. . . . Results: amid the thuds and bumps, a growing appreciation in smooth and expressive control of the body. First row, left to right: H. Hench, N. Heller, J. Chilson. Second row: E. Ingram, E. Lussky, L. Waken. Third row: B. Bolte, J. Hillenkoetter. Left to right: B. Roberts, N. Hooton, N. Freydberg, A. Archbold. The rider's peeve: hGoing riding? WNO, wehre dressed this way for a swim. ib Preferring an uoutdated mode of travel to some newer ones, the Riding Club claims it knows the way to live. Fall leaves carpet the trail . . . the riders are out . . . aThere goes Miss von B. Hi-ho Healthy?7 Coucheras best is shown on weekend exhibitions. Peerless experience: the nervous whinny of a sleek chestnut mare . . . a last pat 0f confldence along a nluscle-strained neck . . . the accelerando of rhythmic hoofs . . . gathering momentum . . . the sudden silence of up and over . . . action clean and beautiful, like good poetry. First row, left to right: C. Bonner, A. Snyder, S. Whitehouse, L. Filter. Sec- ond row: S. Holman, Jackson, C. W'elsh, W. Ceih, Bliss von Berries, A. Kinsey, V. Kirhy-Smith, A. Potts. 83 Sticks, sticks . . . take it out to the end line . . . up on that player, wing . . . A successful year with four varsity wins saw top action with Notre Dame, Towson State, and Hood. Blue-Gold struggles 011 a Windy day marked the friendly rivalry of sister classes. Affiliation of city students with dorms and Sports Day competition with Hood strengthened friendships in a shared love of the sport. WOrganized Tunics began to dot the gym, markingr the approach of the basketball season, winter term . . . J ump, gel that rebound! . . . Another one is up, up, and over the rim. Those aching muscles, so strained in early practice, d0 limher up in time to sink the winning points . . . The weather couldnat stop them, and they played at Hood during the memorable snow storm. For Varsity, Blue-Gold, and dorm teams, Goneher tghookersw weave, eriss-cross, pass, shoot, and hope for that . . . t6Swish V, t7 think I hear a worm. 84 There goes the draw . . . and thefre off down the field, sticks aloft. The thforeignersh learn from the Baltimore girls . . . Drexel, May Day, Sweet Briar, Baltimore Womenk . . . oranges and A.A. punch at the end of an exhausting game. The U.S. W0111en s National competition honored Goucher by playing on our field . . . Varsity and Blue-Gold players discovered delight in the dance-like accuracy of lacrosse. Athleticshhh RAIN? Nonsense. Remove that press and letgs start a volley! . . . From the green courts come the squeak of tennis shoes and the resonant whack 0f the ball against taut strings . . . Gaucher met Notre Dame and St. James in competition, and enjoyed fall Blue-Cold and dorm games at home. 85 Padded jacket, foil, and wire mask connote a sport of real precision . . . HEn gardlef7 calls Mrs. Dow from behind cover . . . tiny movements of the hand determine Mr or tt6fa fair or foul7 victory or defeat. Meets included those with William and Mary and International ttYm as Blue-Gold, intramural, and Varsity took to the strip. Publications First row, left to right: J. Walk- er, S. Andrus, V. Kirby-Smith, L. Solomon, S. Schnitzer, W. Eppinger. Second row: S. Will- ner, E. Lasson7 M. Jahn, Miss Edmonds, S. Shuman, L. Domash, L. Greene, A. Porter, J. Ham- mann, E. Hyneman, P. Toltesy. Catching the essence of Goucher life, Encouraging all students to submit, the Weekly V enture is a voice of the campus. ttLecturer Kluckhohn staH gave literary help in the Barn at eight . . 3, For expression of in criticism, recognition, praise. student opinion, critique of programs, general Some thought-provoking articles, some light, news, Weekly is on hand with sharp ears and joined fiction7 abstract art, and poetry sharp pencil. Late Tuesday night . . . the weary in 3589s experiment in form. Whistle of the editor, returning from the office, Selection pains, and problems of the press: means the paper has been uput t0 bed?9 46Did anybody go to pick up cuts? First row, left to right: A. Hock- ley, H. Sweedler, S. Suhnitzer, P. Lancaster, D. Hassell. Second row: C. Kent, E. Rand, S. Foley, I. Sjolander, A. Maury, E. Slack, C. Hoover, S. Willner, E. Hyne- man. 86 First row, left to right: D. Chandler7 V. Kelley, N. Vaughan, S. Lowry, R. Garcia, L. Morrison, J. Posner, M. Abrahams, E. Collier, M. Turner, B. Hughes. Second row: Y. Deschu, L. Rosscie, A. Bailey, M. Bankert, P. Merritt, J. Nabers, M. Reppert, N. Birmingham, J. Wood, E. Rand, L. Newman, N. Freydberg, G. Shalita. Susan M. Lowry Editor-in-Chief Lynne Morrison Business M anager Ellen Collier A ssociate E ditor Virginia Kelley Photography Editor Sandy Aaron Sachs Assistant Photography Editor J ane Nahers Senior Portrait Editor Bette Sue Kline Assistant Senior Portraits Editor Rose Garcia Engraving E ditor Susan Turner Natalie Vaughan Assistant Engraving Editors Nan Birmingham Faculty Editor Nancy Freydherg Assistant Faculty Editor Lynn Newman Identifications Editor Mary Ann Eros Abrahams Captions Editor Janet K. Wood Literary Editor Gloria Shalita Assistant Literary Editor 87 Donnybrook Fair Margro Reppert Art Editor Linda Rossee Printing Editor Martha Bankert Assistant Printing Editor Judith Posner Advertising Manager Yvonne Deschu Elizabeth Hughes Assistant Advertising M anagers Ann Bailey Patrons Editor Evelyn Eartha Assistant Patrons Editor Mary Merritt C irculation M anager First row. left to right: S. Graham, N. Ives, A. Bailey, J. Hillmun, C. Lefever, P. Hilker, M. Birnbaum, A. Slrickler, L. Wakem, N. Warfield, M. W'arren, N. Egel, A. Fawcett, R. Perry, M. Sloan, J. Donaldson, L. Moore, E. Moravec, Mr. Lewis, E. Rhudy. Second row: G. Davis, A. Weller, L. Ness, M. Mackay, N. Garland, B. Gulnac, R. Jaffe, C. Nitchie, V. Britlain, N. Heller, A. McIntyre, S. Edwards, F. Fenner, M. Codman, D. Henderson, C. DeCuglielmo. Through the temptation of tangy fall air, the discouragement of winter wind, and the lure of spring zephyr, the Glee Club trudged faithfully to rehearsals, knowing well that practice spells . . . Music . success. Rehearsals in the Barn, tThe Lewis Drill in gLAlfj Majort , produced polish worthy of Handelas 4tMessiahJ, performed with the Hopkins Glee Club at the Lyric. The spring concert brought members of the Baltimore Symphony t0 the campus, as formally gowncd singers presented one of the first American performances of a Mass by Michael Haydn. The able leadership of Mr. Robert, Lewis brought flexibility and sensitivity to the group. 88 Under the direction of All-College Song Leader Duna Furst, cast members rehearse for the A.A.-sponsored production of ttPatience. Goucher makes music . . . from the intimacy of the Chamber Orchestra t0 the spontaneous exuberance generated at the G.C.I.A. Song Fest. Gaucher listens to the concerts in the Barn, in the audio-visual rooms, to the phonographs found throughout the dorms . . . and sings on the Presidenths Boat Ride, riding in the Blue Beetle, at Sing Song. Goucher appreciates the joys of melody. First row, left to right: L. Fugill, J. Freed, S. Conklin, J. Davis. Second row: N. Craven, D. Furst, P. Thornton, J. Robinson. ttDon,t sit down; these white skirts show every speck of dustweand so begins an eagerly awaited appearance of the Reverendas Rebels. Wlf you call us tOCtet: we w0n7t answerlm Songs rehearsed in the Drawing Room . . . diction, time, and swing it sweet. The nostalgic wistfulness of 44Handsome, Winsome J ohnnyya brings visions of a dimly lit room and the man whogs not around. This is har-mo-nye Chaaa! 89 Mask and Faces First row, left to right: S. Harris, A. Harrison, I. Sjolander, J. Shapiro, J. Robinson. Second row: R. Meyhorg, M. Dau, R. Pett, E. Fuld, D. Demos, J. James, H. Sweedler, G. Ostrove, G. Shalita. Third row: A. Salomon, L. Irwin, J. Just, F. Morton, V. Kirby-Smith, B. Tenney, S. Lowry, M. Hudson, A. Theobald, P. Mackinney, S. Peterson, H. Gitter, A. Abramowitz. llYour eyes are on too dark, and the purple gell will make them look like shadows,7 . . . a helpful comment from Mr. Hinrichs on where to place the lights . . . llProject your voice, and act like a Peaseblossom . . . lessons in Theatre gleaned from workshops and rehearsals. Have a hidden desire to direct, to plaster your face with grease- paint, to hecome a master electrician, or to design sets? Such needs have been met for many students this year in the Masks and Faces production of two one-act plays and 90 A Midsummer Nighfs Dream. Acting and ideas, experimenting with sounds, play readings, and technical stagecraft, demonstrations supervised by Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Hinrichs stimulate serious thought and creative activity in the Theatre field. Save money, earn money . . . all to buy new equipment . . . lights, gells, make-up, and a large gauze curtain for special effects which was unveiled on the night we dreamed a midsummer dream. At meetings: improvisations, informal talks7 and no one to go out and buy that stop-watch . . . tea with a canned cowboy . . . green room. The smell of fish glue and grease-paint, the tension before the curtain goes up, the throbbing inside before your first cue . . . and the excitement each time the curtain drops as you hope, hope they liked it enough to applaud for another bow . . . 91 Darms Left to right: Dr. M. Torrey, Miss A. Blampied7 Miss J. Fiske, Dr. L. Kelley, Dr. S. Jones. 94 Mary Fisher Hall Mary Fisher as always made the most of her special facilities. The inhrmary was well- populated as the annual epidemics arrived. tMeasles, againm We got accustomed to the modern art, spent the spring trying to catch the sun on the sundeck, and often sought the privacy of our little library. Miss Blampied doled out permissions, concert tickets, and counsel. Too easily the bank account and the calorie allowance were depleted with the snack bar right in Our own back yard. 4LP11 take a mocha shake, please . . 37 Tut, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we dint? Fi Bacon House From hi-fi alley floated strains of a contest, Wiffenpoofs versus Tigertones . . . guppies lolled in the local aquarium . . . infirmary patients liberally spread germs . . . this was Gerry Bendergs province7 ably governed . . . four foreign students lent a cosmopolitan flavor . . . we lazed through dorm breakfasts with Miss Jones . . . and satirized a satire, Animal Farm . . . but all is forgotten in the race for the first shower . . . 1 row. left, to right: L. Cluck, R. Pett, A. Sisson, S. Howard, S. Peterson. Second row: V. Kelley, S. Harris, B. Belkin, A. Abramo- wilz, A. Kessler, G. Bender, K. Everngam, V. Fredericks, R. Lorch. Third row: G. Gardner, C. Cooper, T. Aphakorn, S. Bernstein, E. Fisher, C. Hoover, S. Gravesa S. Schnitzer, L. Fugill, S. Holman. Fouth row: R. JaHe, J. Thompson, M. Boenuu, F. Beck, A. Weigel, E. Ingram, D. Hassell, C. Sharp, J. Canlellops, M. L. Lulz. W? 95 Baldwin House A year of fun and accomplishment with Peg Howard capahly directing our progress . . . off to a good start winning the cokes at the bonfire . . . then Noah took first place in A.A. skits the day it rained . . . pillows for Mr. Chamberlain, a lean but jolly Santa . . . for Miss Torrey, a new toaster for 54 ' 99 ' . . - - afternoon teas - - - Whlte gloves nlght EtHey, cut it out; I think someonfs taking a pzcture Pa came as a surprise to some . . . while skillful impersonations climaxed the senior party . . . First row, left to right: G. Goodman, A. Cunningham, K. Ringland. Second raw: S. Conklin, C. Litvinsky, S. Choo, B. Seaman, M. Howard, C. Wilcox, L. Jones. Third row: D. Clayton, M. Bankert, N. Sanders, M. Reppert, L. Gilchrist, S. Haller, R. Denkinger, M. Friedland, A. Preston, B. Butler, L. Potter7 B. Gates, S. Lowry. Fourth row: E. Frey, B. Merton, S. Arnold, M. Gregg, M. Jahn, J. Davis, J. Chandler, N. Goldstein, L. Dreyer, L. Simes, J. Bezy, P. Seyfert, C. Goldfinger. 96 First row, lelt to right: J. Just, S. Shuman, C. Boyer, R. Loeser, A. Hutcheson, J. Freed. Second row: J. Gilman, Dr. Kelley, J. Chilson, J. Sewall, D. Updike, B. Cowan, C. Cabal, D. Shrader. Third row: P. Murray, J. Robinson, J. Sarnoff, L. Schwartzman, N. Schenerlein, M. Kriz, E. Hughes, J. Miller, J. Sachse, A. Summers, J. Bartel, D. Carr. Fourth row: D. Ramsburg, B. Hall, J. McCormick, L. Filler, L. Burgess, A. Lampman, J. Conway, L. Lussky, L. Carey. Double whammy! ulaney House Dulancy remained undaunted . . . bolstered by the leadership of Diane Updike and Dr. Kelley9s famous snacks . . . we introduced Coucher to a hit of Bohemia in A.A. skits . . . solitaire, anyone? the card sharks never give up . . . Paladin became a dorm hero . . . and the local beaux often lost out to Princeton weekends and weekly journeys to Philadelphia . . . then farewell to the grand old seniors at the spring picnic . . . 97 First row, left to right: E. Gillespie, P. Montgomery, L. Rossee, E. Landay, A. Maury, J. Riggle. Second row: M. Turner, E. Burriss, P. Dodson, S. Smith, C. Hohaugh, R. Garcia, J. Stabert, S. Potter, M. Schweitzer, C. Booth. Third row: D. Roelke, C. Welsh, J. Walker, E. Katz, J. Gager, A. Fraze, M. Merritt, J. Dummer, C. Hauver, G. Gordon, C. LaViale, G. Gates, J. Colbert, S. Cosel, R. Van Nice, D. Kressler. Fourth row: L. Strauss, Y. Deschu, B. Jewell, C. Cooper, S. Pakarinen, N. Jones, 5. Pingle, P. Ferguson, L. Bonner, K. Meyer, S. Baum. 54w, camon . . . read it out loud. 98 Hooper House A life of many facets . . . our horizons were widened by Sirkku Pakarinen7 student from Finland . . . our course skillfully piloted by president Carol Hobaugh . . . and we proved sophist-icated enough to win third place in A.A. skits . . . Miss Fiske counseled and fed us . . . and we in turn assisted a welfare family at Christmas . . . strike! I we showed our athletic prowess hy bowling in the halls with oranges and shooting pool on second floor hall . . . Anna Heuheck Hall Anna HeubecHs Freshman year . . . How we anticipated our hrst look at her! We dazzled our dates with the new date parlors and wangled a grand piano of our own. Another newcomer, Miss Alma Hull, was ever willing to advise, chat, or play Florence Nightingale to victims of the Bug. Cashingr that voucher or the monthly check . . . waiting for the CARE package from home or that long-overdue letter Ctbut he told me yesterday that head writem . . . molding literature in the bare oches of Venture and Weekly . . . a new face became home. Left to right: Miss E. von B0rries,Mrs. Scanlan Dr. M. Webb, Miss A. Hull, Dr. J . Scanlan, 99 Bennett House Sue Eschenlauer presided and guided a small but eager group of freshmen t0 adjustment . . . the year 3011 turned a critical eye to the present . . . advocating modesty, because . . . we hosted at student-faculty coffees7 were feted by Miss von B . . . and unexpectedly But I donat WANT to go to bedV we lost a colleague . . . egg nog flowed freely at a Christmas extravaganza . . . then hack to work and squaw-style studying beneath blankets in the commons room . . . memories of a full year. First row, left to right: L. Buckman, S. Hunter, D. Stalker, A. McCullough, H. Berwind, A. Mead, L. Kocevar. Semml row: M. Ricketts, Miss von Borries, D. Mower5 M. Harrison, C. Britt, D. Detwiler, E. Band, A. Robert, J. Brown, L. Friedman. Third row: S. Eschenlauer, D. White, L. Greene, M. Harms7 D. Jaffe, N. Nickum, P. Freedman, D. Demos7 L. Gerson, I. Font, N. Heller, J. Desrosiers. Fourth row: P. Zacher, A. Potts, C. Nitchie, C. Kolh, M. Nelson, A. Porter, J. Bowerman, E. Macomber, M. Thomsen, K. Mangers, J. Sharp. 100 First row, left to right: M. Darrell, E. Cohen, K. McClauran, B. Ringe, J. Hammann, J. Levy. Second row: M. Kahn, A. Bisgaier, M. A. Eros, A. Snyder, L. Newman, H. lde, W. Eppinger, G. Bert, M. Hudson. Third row: Dr. Webb, J. Rhodes, D. Dahlquist, E. Collier, N. Birmingham, A. Polak, B. Mulford, D. Chandler, N. Egel, B. Nash, C. McKenna, H. Overton. Fourth row: B. Unger, A. Strickler, E. Williams, N. Hooton, S. Whitehouse, S. Filling, J. Slavin, L. Larson, N. Vaughan, C. Daniel, S. Hyde, V. Conley, J. Johnston, J. Ehrenberg, N. Freydherg, B. Koch. Fifth row: S. Buck, M. Plummer, M. L. Codman, L. Irwin, D. Dotte, C. Smith, M. Dubitzky, K. Eckels, M. Erisman, H. Hench, E. Hooper, J. Townsend, S. Andrus, N. Garland, P. Toltesy, H. Atlee, E. Fuld. J foGI'y Bzz! tTwo bits ifs your motherJ House With shiny new enthusiasm we invaded the brand new dorm . . . but where were the doors for the phone booths? . . . 0111' capable chief, Cindy Polak, assured us that we would soon have privacy . . . we swqu into action with a score of engagements, :1 Hood of showers . . . we peppered A.A. skits with the explosive union of Henry VIII and Carrie Nation . . . relaxed at coffee with Miss Webb . . . and found that, Horrors! the measles epidemic had spread to Jeffery . . . 10.1 First row, left to right: M. Jacobs, E. Hyneman, S. Wilner, B. Rosenblulh, I. Sjolander, B. Velasm'is, J. Brandwan, R. Biscontini, M. Dawe, C. Lefever. Second row: Dr. Scanlan, Mrs. Scanlan, J. Scherr, E. LeBlond, J. Tattersfield, V. Boyd, L. Wakem, C. Kemper, P. Mackinney, L. Moore, 5. Nye. Third row: H. Gitter, C. Barclay, H. Sweedler, M. Theobald, R. Chizewer, J. Zaragosi, R. Mey- borg, H. Sampson, P. Hilker, B. Turnbull, S. Babitt, 5. Graham, G. Hofer, M. Michell, D. Courtney. Fourth row: I. Christman, N. Warfield, M. Todaro, M. Woodle, P. Endler, E. Lasson, C. Gridley, M. Williams, J. Hillman, J. Richardson, B. Schlegel, L. Martin, M. Mackay, L. Ness. The adventures of Marilyn Scanlun, female fever fighter? Robinson House Make yourself at home, invited Hanna Gitter . . . so we did, in spite of falling plaster, practical jokes7 and CHIZEWERI I . . . we championed a lovable nebbishe in AA. skits . . . 4:00 A.M. scholars take heed . . . all belongings left in the commons room will be confiscated . . . our new dorm parents, the Scanlans, provided food7 thermometers, and intellectual stimulation . . . shhh, the robins are sleepinu . . . Froelicher Hall Seated, left to right: Dr. B. Ollo, Miss A. Edmonds. Standing: Dr. V. Hadley, Dr. R. Dorsey. Alcock, Gallagher, Tuttle, the triplets of Q Froelicher Hall, are centrally located, closest to Lillian Welsh and her washing machines, and directed by busy Miss Virginia Radley. E I E The rec room was open-all-night to those who felt 7' the need for mental recreation in the early hours. During the Snowa we opened our doors to stranded city girls; and all year we made good use of our pint-sized library, the commodious landing Werfect for those pre-mealtime hands of bridgw , and our cherished court, for snow games and southern s unshiue. 103 Alcock House Forty Ilustered freshmen clustered in Alcock . . . and the Maiden Aunties, the voices of experience, advised . . . so did Chick Oberdorf . . . Letys remember . . . Saint Nick himself officiated at the Christmas party . . . and Miss Dorsey oEered tea and sympathy . . . bent on plunder7 we sought loot 011 a treasure hunt . . . then music and musket balls , W exploded in our A.A. skit as rebel This is your life . . . Imrd-working Alcock girls. and redcoat clashed . . . at last, the spring picnic marked the yearas end. First row, left to right: E. Ewing, K. Trull, J. Henderson, V. Miller7 D. Bland, A. Wicoff, B. Butler. Second row: C. Ashley, G. Mandel, C. Farnol, P. WeiSS, D. Kolin, W7. Geib, R. PBITYa J. McNew, E. Friese, E. Slack, P. Thorton. Third row: C. Carpenter, S. Cant, E. Flooks, J. Donaldson, L. Lieberman, P. Froegel, A. Oh erdorf, J. Trammel, M. Stoney, S. Dorfman, A. Cornwell, L. Wool- dredge. Fourth row: B. Santoro, C. DeGuglielmo, M. Sloan, M. L. Carter, C. Phillips, N. Gilmore, J. McCarthy, C. Trethaway, A. Gratiot, D. Riley, N. Craven, J. Slaven, S. Garrison, A. GaShaughnessy, P. Murdock, A. Kinsey, M. Freeland. Fifth row: M. Gwalhmey, I. Mazeika, E. Leonard, A. Harrison, A. McIntyre, J. Minnick, E. Young, J. Lampmn7 H. Potter, E. Munson, B. Briggs, P. Spano, E. Limerick, B. Babb, E. Williams, J. Marks. 104 t 1 First row, left to right: D. Kling, E. Solliday, D. Morgan, A. Lang, M. MacPhee, S. James, A. Chandler, L. Domash. Second row: G. Kalb, B. Chipman, M. Manahan7 S. Valentine, E. Moravec, C. Cudlipp, E. Coakley7 A. Haines, S. Bishop, M. Rashman, A. Bailey. Third row: 5. Silverman, M. Balmer, N. Lexow, S. Fischer, B. Gulnac, M. Falk, S. Pratt, B. Ballghman, R. Bell, S. Partridge, J. Daniels, M. Zavalakes, L. Pederson. Fourth row: J. Sheddan, L. Hoffman, M. McClelland, F. Leake, C. Alexander, P. Husled, M. Hogmu A. Benson, F. Fenner, M. Marshall, B. Mason, K. Hersey, J. Fowler, E. Hutcheson. Gallagher Ilouse thallagheWs best 9cause it used to hGallaghefs GONE V7 be West,W we said . . . now freshly titled, wc struck out on our own . . . Sue Hutcheson in the lead . . . Cheetzy weetzy! Victory in freshman skits . . . the mysteriously invisible hands of the Good Fairies . . . Dr. 0tt0,s door was always open . . . we laughed at our troubles in an astigmatic view of history for A.A. skits . . . romping in the big Snow brought snifHes and the aroma of wet mittens . . . we just grill and bear it . . . 105 First row, left to right: V. Stern, P. Bachelder, S. Kline, L. Silverman, G. Weaver, A. Salomon, M. Marshall. Second row: B. Bryan, D. Pilzer, D. Berg, J. Shapiro, S. Elgin, B. Miller, J. Combs, P. McClellan, M. Birnbaum. Third row: M. Brinain, C. Karolkin, N. Spinzia, P. Booker, Miss Edmonds, A. Via, M. Scheeler, A. Ward, A. Shaffer, S. Skinner. Fourth row: A. Lawrence, A. MvSpadden, L. Solomon, B. Tenney, B. Cheplove, S. Medoff, L. Herzfeld, E. Cronan, D. Park, N. Schwartz, C. Kent, N. Harper, B. Lawyer, J. Heller. Fifth row: B. Adams, L. Shanman, W. Goldstein, E. Kritcher, M. Reeser, A. Yates, A. Carlson, C. Jones, E. Bulle, V. Cabaniss, J. Nabers, Q. Sanders, L. Paravano, J. Hillenkoeuer, S. Boag. In one cup and out the other. 106 Tuttle House G6Lordy, how we love usw . . . we ate, we slept, we partied under this cheerful philosophy and the leadership of Nancy Abbott . . . sipping coffee with our guests, the Kraushaars . . . or chatting with wwAce77 Edmonds . . . cheeringr the team to those walmost,9 victories . . . our portrayal of Danteas subterranean excursion won second place in AA. skits . . . and we proudly took a foster child under our wings . . . oops! better keep those window shades pulled down . . . City Students 6:15-the alarm; lime to get up for that 8 :00 class. Meet the commuters, dedicated to that grand institution, the car pool. In our headquarters, the lounge, we engineered plans for a bake sale and were kept informed by the City Scoop. The toe-tapping City Swing, complete with Uri in melodrama earned mono ' for foreiun hOne Iwart? P PP n 7 y 1-; students. The candy concession kept its diet- breaking record and augmented gum-cracking in classes. We too are Goucher. First row. left to right: E. Lung, J. Atkinson, 5. Kaplan, D. Austin. E. Eartha, M. Fleming, C. Holler, L. Morrison. Second row: M. Vester, M. Fischer, A. Weller, F. Atwood, J. Hall, J. Honn, K. Woodward. Third row, standing: H. RokoH, C. Levinson, C. Chenworth, seated: E. Rosenslock, R. Berger, B. Brubaker, S. Whiteford, C. Boyce, P. Peake, G. Ehrhardt, L. Schneider, standing: F. Bard, V. Reisinger. Fourth row: S. Coulter, D. McDairnmnl, M. Garratl, R. Kleinman, B. Oidickq S. Erhlich, S. Shapiro, J. Posner, J. Levenson, E. Jacobson, D. Terry. Fifth row: B. Bowersock, R. Boetcher, S. Sugarman, M. Gordon, T. Yospa, E. Moerman. 107 10 HS W, o rum. . d 0t 93 Fa wh bw t as y C rub nm .ucn n1 8 .1. 0t e.t 8 ha oar ssys nc mmblm ma 8 1 S mwm mm B .e wmmrem mtomuha mmwmew farmomd OWIGda Maticoem ehmt.ms H...NUS ae mmeeHm guhmue .lSt Cl r c bHdCVJd an vn ACIRWIH 1 ' all It was a 64welcome home! for some of us, 1 958 Packing for college: a freshmunk first 6leacementy, lest. Good-bye, crlml world . . . and a strange, new world for ,61 . . . all kinds of 4firsts77 . . . and the wise and experienced planned busy days for freshmen. Freshman week: glorious, carefree . . . EXPENSIVE. 165119 served her up as BAR-B-QUUUE And invited the faculty in, -ty in . . . Old friendships, a glow; new ones, like fireworks . . . that bright. 11Oh yes, you ARE going to the mixer? After the first shy meetings, new roommatesv big sisters, the relief: I like it, I really, really do! 111 Getting settled, we signed things, and bought things, and joined things, and the newest of us walked into the wrong classrooms, but the Hrst strangeness wears Off fast here . . . No, there arerit any English translations A study in informalin . . . there. Friday . . . 4:20 p.m. and our days are full of a number of things . . . And it sounded so GOOD in the catalogue? wWai, 7n, for the womvn . . .5 an ecstasy of laughter, and the exquisitely sharp intensity of concentration . . . 113 . . . besides exercising our rights to criticize texts7 t0 mismanage time, and occasionally to enjoy a little collegiate depression . . . but to live every minute of it all. Youthful enthusiasm shines in bright faces: the gay surprise of fire drill. Lunch bags are all we see of the busy student teachers. The letter that counts. mrhis afternoon, class, we will ad- journ to the laboratory, where iWiSS Karotkin will demonstrate...17 We have the excitements 0f the changing seasons, the Princeton weekend, a quick touch of hands with the Hopkins man? . . . a smile. eThanks. Uh, the same to you. . . .9 Tennis, anyone? 115 The campus is softened with moonlight . . . A moment of silence, of peace, alone, is a gift. And 50., as we discovered on another snowy night, is the shared warmth of singing together: Sing Song! H6 uNow tell me, how many rolls did you have tonight? Not the least of our lessons and pleasures is learning the uhowsa9 of community living . . . gAnd can you imagine? these Americans call this DEEP!$7 and continually discovering the whys . . . we learn a lot from each other. JOHN CIARDI 0h, of course we don? mind not having doors on our phones; it brings the dorm so much closer together? Lectures, midnight oil, and acomic relieffa Heavy hooks and light hearts and Oh so many notecards: a gamut of collegiate experience . . . . 0h, who CARES why the Dobu play ping-pong?, Walking through a Saturday . . . 118 f4 Good Man Nowadays Is Hard to F ind? And always, over the noise of the typewriters, we heard the new wing going up. 710141 do you do, my grandmother died, how do you do, my grandmother died. . . .9, Another building grew up, east of Froelicher, and the Kraushaars warmed their new house by welcoming us all into it. 119 The February wind blew the blizzard snow away from Van Meter and we saw iris points, small, green, already through the earth, and even before the snow had melted we heard the first spring birds outside our windows7 the wind was warmer . . . ttDidngt your mother ever tell you, to come in out. of the rain?,, tTJIL, but ifs NOT a country club! Oh, yeah? Rvmmnbvr tho bontridp? So wharNs the game? . . . and it was here! A yellow froth 0f forsythia, blue blazers instead of slickers, and we welcomed our fathers, got suntan lotion on our textbooks, and 00111an study for all the Spring beyond our Open windows. 121 IWay Day and Gaucher welcome Parm back to her youth. WVow, when I count threw . . . 10! go! MAY COURT. Left to right: Eve Krileher, Eleanor Coakley, Nancy Lexow, Carol Hauver, Valerie Dutton, Nancy Abbott, Deborah Richards, Marilyn Jahn, Carol Holt. x w L y. 122 Ivy brightens the walls again and at night the soft air is a promise . . . May carnival captures the spirit of spring in the noise and the color and the beauty of the May Court. Queen Valerie Alexandra Dutton 123 And then suddenly, suddenly, itss almost summer. The senior Comps are over, and our books stacked in boxes. Thereis just one last meeting to make, one more dash across campus to be on timei this one is really important. They stand, the black-robed seniors, with the June sun on their caps, the tassels brushing their cheeks as they turn their heads. There is so much for them to rememben so many moments of these long-short years . . . but they will not forget. Now they stand quietly, waiting . . . knowing, as Goucher herself knows, that each completion, to the wi i, means new and higher beginnings . . . 64Efforta and expectation, and desire, And something evernlore about to heiv. . . so that in their eyes is a pride in fulflllment, and a shining reflection of the future. in Appreciation The editorial staff of the 1958 DONNYBROOK FAIR, is sincerely grateful to the follow- ing people for their generous assistance: Mr. Irvin I. Silvers 0f the Garamond Press, Baltimore. Mr. William T. 0,C0nn0r and Mr. James McWilliams, 0f the Jahn and Ollier E11- graving Company of Chicago, Illinois. Mr. William, 00,13, Mr. M. .I. Marin, and R. Tempest Lowry, our photographers. Dr. Annette B. Hopkins, Dr. Louise Kelley, Dr. Howard H. Lloyd, Dr. Eleanor P. Spencer, Miss Eline von Borries, and Dr. Clinton I. Winslow. Mrs. Everett T. Nichols, Dean of Students, and Dr. Virginia Hadley, Assistant Dean of Students. Mrs. Walter Haymaker, Housekeeping Supervisor. 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Betty Lou Arfmann Mary Balmer Dorothy Chandler J ane Dummer Joan Ehrenberg Carolyn Farnol Patricia Ferguson Janet Fowler Barbara Gates Doris Hassell Helen Hench Margery Hudson Elizabeth Hughes Pamela Husted Susan Hyde Marilyn J acohs Lenore Jones Leslie Noll Kayne Elizabeth Katz Barbara Koch Helen Koch Eleanor Lasson Barbara Loeh Regina Lorch Carol McKenna Bette Miller Margaret Montgomery Barbara Mulford Ann OVShaughnessy Gerry Ostrove Marisha Panek Sarah Filling 126 Dorothy Hamshurg Eleanor Ranrl Barbara Rosenhluth Cindy Sharp Joann Sheddan Sue Silverman Alice Sisson J oyce Slavin Maryruth Todaro Sylvia Valentine Angelina Velesaris Ann Weigel Patricia Weiss Susan Wintringham Marianne Woodle Ellen Young Class of 1959 For the pasiL . . . CONGRATULATIONS, JusiL for fhe presenf . . . FAREWELL, And for the future . . . GOOD LUCK. Compliments of THE TOWSON MOVIE A. A. JOSEPH s. PARKER LEONARD A. MAYS WALTER s. AMREIN JOSEPH S. PARKER CO. 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IN ED ............................................... ..Registrar MARY Ross FLOWERS, A.B ............................................ Director of Admissions DOROTHY ARNOLD, A.B., A.M .................................. Director of Vocational Guidance C. MILTON PAGEL, LLB .................................................. Business Manager MALCOLM R. FOBES, 13.5 ............................................ Physical Plant Manager HARRY J . CASEY, B.s. . ........................... Director of Development and Public Relations HARRY K. MILLER, JR., 13.5., A.M. ................................... Assistant to the President ALICE J IMMYER REYNOLDS 1Mrs. Richardi, A.B ............ . .............. Assistant to the Dean VIRGINIA RADLEY, A.B., A.M., M.S.7 PH.D ........ Assistant Dean of Students, Director of Froelicher Hall CAROLE E. PIERCE AMrs. BrookeM PH.D ...................... Assistant Director of Administration instruction David Allan Robertson, A. B. LittHD, LL. D. ................................................................. President Emeritus Mary E Andrews, A. B., A. M.. B. D., PhHD ....................................................... Professor Emeritus of Religion Wilfred A. Beardsley, A. 13., P11. D. ......... . . . . .. .Professor Emeritus of Romance Languages Rae Blanchard, A. B., A ..M, Ph. D. .............................................. Professor Emeritus of English Alice F. Braunlich, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. .................................. Professor Emeritus of Classical Languages and Literature Gertrude Carman Bussey, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., L.H.D. ............................................ Professor Emeritus of Philosophy Frances R. Conner, A.B. ............................................................................ Dean Emeritus of Students Esther Crane A. B., A. M., Ph. D. ........................................ Professor Emeritus of Education and Child Development Eleanor W. 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Professor of Political Science Dorothy Arnold, A.B., A.M. .............................. , .................................... Director of Vocational Guidance Esther B. Baral iMrs. Leon L. 1, B. S., A. M., M S. SW. ............................................. Visiting Lecturer in Sociology Alexander S. Cochran, A. B., B .Arch. ............................................................. Visiting Lecturer in Fine Arts Josephine Alice Danie1,A.B. ........................ ....Visit1'ng Lecturer in History Sally Harrison Dieke iMrs. G.H.1,Ph.D. .................... Visiting Lecturer in Astronomy Ernst Feise, Dr. phi1., Lilt.D. ...................................................................... Visiting Lecturer in German Margery W. Harriss iMrs. R. P.1,M..Ed ........................................................... Visiting Lecturer in English Paul Hinrichs, A.M. ............................................................................... Visiting Lecturer in Speech Mary Malcolm Hunter iMrs. G. Normani, A. B., B. 5., M. Ed. ............... Visiting Lecturer in Education and Child Development Percy Huxley ............................................................ Visiting Lecturer in Horticulture, Grounds Supervlsor Agi Jambor ........................................................................................ Visiting Lecturer in Music Louis L Kaplan, A. B., A.M., Ph..D ............................................................... Visitmg Lecturer in Religwn Helen Jefferson Loane iMrs.Edward1 Ph. D. ............................. Visiting Lecturer in Education and Child Development E. Hance Reid 1Mrs. Roger D. 1, A. 3., AM. ...... . ................ Visiting Lecturer in Bacteriology William Kelso Morrill Ph. D .................. .. ........... Visiting Lecturer in Mathematics Frank Vernon Bigler, M.S. ................................................................... 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Crouse, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. . . . . . . ............................................ Associate Professor of Biology Josephine Fiske, A.B., A.M. ........... .. .. ......... Associate Professor of Physical Education, Head of Hooper House Mary Ross Flowers, A.B. ............................................................................... Director of Admissions Helen B. Funk, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. ............................................. Associate Professor of Physiology and Bacteriology i Helen Meredith Garth, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ....................................................... Associate Professor of History Mary- Elizabeth Hamstrom, A. B., Ph.D. ...................................................... Associate Professor of Mathematics Lincoln F. Johnson, Jr., A. B., A. M., Ph. D. ...................................................... Assosciate Professor of Fine Arts John I. Lodge, A..,B A..,M Ph.D ................................................................ Associate Professor of Physics Walter M. Morris, A. B., B. D. .................................... Associate Professor of Religion, Director of Religious Activities William L. Neumann, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. .......................................................... Associate Professor of History Martha Arnold Nichols iMrs. E. TJ, A.B., A.M. .............................................................. Dean of Students Enrique Noble7 Ed.Dr. .......................................................................... Associate Professor of Spanish Virginia Radley, A.B., A.M., M.S., Ph.D. .................................... Assistant Dean of Students, Head of Froelicher Hall Marion Parsons Robinson iMrsJ. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. .............................................. Associate Professor of Speech Mary Carman Rose iMl-s. Alexander Granti, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ................................. 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Assistant Professor of History Elliot W.Ga1kin,A.B.,A.M ....................................................................... Assistant Professor of Music Ethel Dorothy Nurge, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ...................................... Assistant Professor of Sociology and Anthropology Sonia F.051er iMrs.A.G.1, A. B. ., A. M., Ph..D ................................................. Assistant Professor of Psychology Brooke Peirce, A. B., A.M., Ph. D. ................................................................ Assistant Professor of English Alice Jimmyer Reynolds iMrs.Richard1. A. B. ............................................................ Assistant to the Dean Sara Smith Sutker iMrs. S 1 B. S., A. M , Ph. D. ................................. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Anthropology Francis Pinard Tafoya, A.B. A.M ................................................................ Assistant Professor of French Dickens Wadell Warfield iMrs. Henry B. 1, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. .. ..Assistant Professor of Psychology Richard Long Waidelich, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ....................................... Assistant Professor of English H. Marguerite Webb, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. ........................................ Assistant Professor of Physiology, Head 0f Jeffery John Carter Williams, A.M. ................... Assistant Professor of Classical Languages and Literatures, Secretary of the Faculty John V. Chamberlain, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ................................................................. Instructor in Religion Elizabeth Dow iMrs. Wallacei, B.S ............................................................. Instructor in Physical Education Judith M. Grundy, A.B. .................................................................................. Instructor in English Robert H311 Lewis, M.Mus. ...................................................... Instructor in Music, Director of the Glee Club Carole E. 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Bachelder, Phoebe Alice. . . .1410 Linville SL, Kingsport, Tenn. Bailey, Ann Virginia ...... 140 Archwood Ave., Annapolis, Md. Baker, Jean Harvey 1Mrs. R. RJ .......... 1932 McEIderry SL, Baltimore 5, Md. Balmer, Mary .......... 900 Old Wyomissing Rd., Reading, Pa. Bankert, Martha Eileen ................. 26 Westmoreland SL, Westminster, Md. Barclay, Carolyn Elizabeth ........ 743 Florida Ave., York, Pa. Bard, Elaine Levin 4Mrs. Leslie AJ ....... 3818 Fernhill Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Bard, Fane Philippa ...... 5705 Rubin Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Barland, Marguerite Lois ................ 2511 W. Lanvale SL, Baltimore 16, Md. Barnett, Margery Lee ..... 3604 Clarks Lane, Baltimore 15, Md. Bartel, Julia .................. 12 Robin Rd., Weston 93, Mass. Eartha, Evelyn Louise. . . .1213 Oak Croft Dr., Lutherville, Md. Baughman, Barbara Ann. .370 Graydon Tern, Ridgewood, N. J. Baum, Sylvia ........ 3577 Bankhead Ave., Montgomery 6, Ala. Bay, Cecilia Sarah ............................... Lahaska, Pa. Baylus, Barbara Aileen. . .3408 Dennlyn BIL, Baltimore 15, Md. Beck, Florence Mildred ...... 10 Bailey Ave., Claremont, N. H. Bell, Robin Lee .......................... RD. 1, Easton, Pa. Bender, Germaine ........... 560 Baeder Rd., Jenkintown, Pa. Benson, Anne Augusta .......... 699 Maurus SL, St. Marys, Pa. Berg, Doreen Judith ........ 344 Leroy Ave., Cedarhurst, N. Y. Berger, Rochelle ............ 4401 Belle Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. Bernstein, Susan Lee ...... 957 Midwood Rd., Woodmere, N. Y. Bert, Grace Raff ......... 412 E. Baltimore SL, Greencastle, Pa. Berwind, Helen Jean ....... 5440 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh 32, Pa. Beiy, Julie .......................... R.F.D. 1, Ossining, N. Y. Bielaski, Barbara Sandra ........... Shell D12, Anna Maria, Fla. Birmingham, Audrey Nan .......... Box 113, R.D. 1, Fairview, Erie Co., Pa. Birnbaum, Marilyn Joan ....... 2627 Genesee SL, Utica 4, N. Y. Biscontini, Rita Josepha ....... 60 E. Walnut St, Kingston, Pa. Belkin, Barbara Joyce. . .376 Hayward Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Bisgaier, Alice Jo .......... 310 Dolphin Dr., Woodmere, N. Y. Bishop, Susan Lee. .. .614 Vallamont Dr., Williamsport 16, Pa. Bisserl, Katharine Ann ................ 3722 Greenmounl Ave., Baltimore 18, Md. Bimer, Jeanine Stephenson 4Mrs. John DJ 1407 Ellenglen Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Bland, Deborah Crane ..................... 130 Mountain Rd., West Hartford 7, Conn. Boag, Susan Elizabeth. . . . . . . . .311 W. First 51., Clearfield, Pa. Boenau, Marian Elizabeth. .136-45 72d Ave., Flushing 67, N. Y. Boetcher, Ruth Ellen ....... 4711 East Lane, Baltimore 10, Md. Bollinger, Dorothy Anne. .409 Alleghany Ave., Baltimore 4, Md. 30105, Bonnie Marion ..... 40 Pheasant Lane, Greenwich, Conn. Bonner, Carolyn Jane ........ 107 Love Lane, Weston 93, Mass. Bennett, Sue Ann ............ 514 Bel Air Ave., Aberdeen, Md. 136 Booker, Patricia Lyn. . . .7 Prescott Square, Bronxville 8, N. Y. Booth, Carolyn Lulu ......................... Fair Haven, Md. Booth, Marcia Helen .......... 304 William St., Boonton, N. J. Bowerman, Jana ............... 36 Taylor St., Cranston 9, R. I. Bowersock, Barbara Stevens ............... 614 Piccadilly Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Boyce, Caroline Agnes. . . .311 Birkwood PL, Baltimore 18, Md. Boyd, Virginia Lee .............. 39 Park D11, Nutley 10, N. J. Boyer, Mary Christine ..... 2 Sunnyside RIL, Silver Spring, Md. Brandwan, Judith Sue .................... 2785 Altlehoro Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Brave, Louise Holman 1M1's. Marvin EJ . . . .2909 Wynham Rd., Baltimore 16, Md. Breckinridge, Isabella Goodrich ............ 1103 Harriton Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Briggs, Brenda ................ 33 Emerald SL, Hingham, Mass. Britt, Constance Julia ...... 205 W7. Ridley Ave., Norwood, Pa. Brittain, Mary Victoria... .49 S. Euclid Ave., Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Brown, Margaret Ries 1Mrs. Robert TJ . .4501 Underwood Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Brown, Jeremy Ada ............. Park Drive South, Rye, N. Y. Brown, Sara Lisbeth ............. 115 E. 9th St., Holland, Mich. Brown, Sheila McAleenan 1Mrs. Robert FJ . .3835 Roland Ave., Baltimore 11, Md. Brubaker, Elizabeth Ann. . .5307 Wesley Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. Bryan, Barbara ......... 15 Brattle Circle, Cambridge 38, Mass. Buck, Sandra ............... 157 Western Dr., Short Hills, N. J. Buckman, Leah ....... 4151 Vendome PL, New Orleans 15, La. Budner, Ruth Stern 1Mrs. Harvey MJ ...... 516B N. Bond St., Baltimore 5, Md. Burgess, Lucy Jane .......... 1313 Main St., Glastonbury, Conn. Burgess, Sarah Catherine ................ 4106 Dorchester Rd., Baltimore 7, Md. Burriss, Ellen Elder ......... 712 Abelia REL, Columbia 5, S. C. Butler, Barbara. .Universily Lake Rd, Rt. 1, Chapel Hill, N. C. Butler, Beth Herrick ......... 60 Mt. Vernon SL, Boston, Mass. Byer, Iris Joan ....... 46 Princeton SL, Rockville Centre, N. Y. 507 Alleghany Ave., Baltimore 4, Md. Cahaniss, Virginia Je1ks .................. 2724 Old Mill Lane, Birmingham 9, Ala. Cahal, Carolyn ......... 6610 Indian Lane, Kansas City 15, Mo. Cant, Susan French ................ 44 Fifth Ave., Nyack, N. Y. Cantellops, Josefina .............. Box 3169, San Juan 14, RR. Carey, Louise Foster ........ Nicodemus Rd., Reislerslown, Md. Carlson, Ann Durfey. . .271 Weyman Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. Carozza, Mary Lucia ..... 800 W. Lake Ave., Baltimore 10, Md. Carpenter, Carol Anne ................. 7200 N. Barnett Lane, Milwaukee 17, Wis. Carr, Dorothy Jane ........ 828 Perintown Pike, Milford, Ohio Carter, Mary Louise ................ 14 Park SL, Newport, Me. Castagna, Dorothy Borgia. .4316 St. Paul St., Baltimore 18, Md. Chandler, Dorothy Alice ...... 44 Dartmouth SL, Laconia, N. H. Chandler, Evelyn Ann. .1677 Galloway Ave., Memphis 12, Tenn. Chandler, Jane Stuart. . . .230 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. Chenworth, Carol Anne .................. 1207 Overbrook Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Cheplove, Beth Ann ...... 142 Bidwell Pkwy., Buffalo 22, N. Y. Chertkof, Jacqueline Selis 6Mrs. HowardJ ...6203 Pearce Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Chilson, Jenifer Durham. . .519 E. 86th St., New York 28, N. Y. Chipman, Barbara Sonia. .1414 Blue Hill Ave., Boston 26, Mass. Chizewer, Raquel Suzanne Martha ........ 490 Marshman Ave., Highland Park, Ill. C1100, Sung Ja .......... 18-1 Ta-Dong Chung Kn, Seoul, Korea Christman, Irene ........... 138 Prospect SL, Ridgewood, N. J. Clark, Sandra Stowe ..... 2460 S.W. 150th 51., Seattle 66, Wash. Clayhrook, Joan Buckler 4Mrs. RoberU . . .1007 W. Boyce Ave. Baltimore 4, Md. Clayton, Deborah Ann .......... 2001 Grove 51., Glenview, Ill. Coakley, Eleanor Mae .......... 177 Broad St., Newark 4, N. J. Cochrane, Patricia Ketcham 4M1's. Cornelius R. P., JrJ 32 Dunvale Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Codman, Mary Louise ......... 9 Morris St., Hamden 17, Conn. Cohen, Edith Hope ..... 975 Walton Ave., New York 52, N. Y. Cohen, Elaine Ruth ...... 3740 Dolfield Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Colbert, Jean Richman .................... 2980 Fontenay Rd., Shaker Heights 20, Ohio Cole, Mary Elizabeth. . .130 Greenmeadow Dr., Timonium, Md. CompHmenB ofo Fdend Compliments of THE BONNEY CONCERT BUREAU Compliments of a FRIEND TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTEL Valley 3-1400 DUNVALE ROAD OFF YORK ROAD near Bosley Ave., in Towson TOWSON TRAVEL AGENCY Offers A Complete Travel Service Reservations for Airlines, Rroilroads and Sfeamships Group and Individual Tour Arrangements Domestic and Abroad Hotels -:- Resorts 23 Allegheny Avenue Phone: VAlley 5-5710 0 l v PHARMACIES SINCE 1883 503 York Road, Towson, Md. Towson 4, Md. Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1958 MERIN STUDIOS OF PHOTOGRAPHY omcial Photographers to the 1958 DONNYBROOK FAIR All portraits Appearing in this Publication have been placed on File in our Studio and can be duplicated at any time. Wrife or Phone us for Information 1010 Chestnut Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. Walnut 3-0146 3-0147 Register of students, continued Collier, Ellen Margaret. .6060 E. Ninth St., Indianapolis 19, 1nd. Combs, Joyce Ann ..... 109 Via Alameda, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. Conaway, Joyce Ann ...... North Bedford St., Georgetown, Del. Conklin, Sandra Dawn ..... 85 East End Ave., New York, N. Y. Conley, Virginia Ann ..... 4406 Colesville Rel, Hyaltsville, Md. Cooper, Carol Faye ........... 11 Sunrise Ave., Katonah, N. Y. Cooper, Caroline Ann ...... 2142 Seneca Dr. S., Merrick, N. Y. Cornwell, Anne Beekman ...... Borden PL, Little Silver, N. J. Cosel, Suzanne ........... 39 Patterson Ave., Greenwich, Conn. Coulter, Sarah Alice ....... 2921 St. Paul St., Baltimore 18, Md. Courtney, Dorothy Burleigh. . .580 W. Union St., Somerset, Pa. Cowan, Betsy Atherton ....................... 36 Standish Rd., Wellesley Hills 82, Mass. Craven, Nancy Elizabeth ..... 96 JeEerson Rd., Princeton, N. J. Cresswell, Emilia F ield ........ 3201 23d Ave., Meridian, Miss. Crockett, Elizabeth MacArthur .............. 18 Berkshire Rd., Wellesley Hills 81, Mass. Cronun, Ellen Kathleen ..... 2803 Greenleaf SL, Allentown, Pa. Crowley, Margetann Trahand. .909 Malvern Ave., Ruxton 4, Md. Cudlipp, Cornelia Sherrill ......... Hurlhult SL, Wilton, Conn. Cummins, Frances ........ 3302 Falstaff Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Cuningham, Ann Macbeth .............. 18 Plateau Circle, W., Bronxville 8, N. Y. Curlett, Mary Gordon McElvain 1Mrs. John N., JrJ 7311 Overbrook Rd., Ruxton 4, Md. Cyphers, Audrey Jane. . .501 Stoneleigh Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Dahlquist, Dania ..... 17 Upper Mountain Ave., Montclair, N. J. Dahlslrom, Ruth Karin ........ 545 Alden Ave., Westfield, N. .1. Daisy, Lois Elaine ........ 42 Lee Place, West Englewood, N. J. Daniel, Carolyn ........... 1122 Hillside Ave., Plainfield, N. J. Daniels, Jean Ellis ................. North St., Medfield, Mass. Darden, Mary English Harrison .................. Towson, Md. 511 Riverview D12, Suffolk, Va. Darrell, Marjorie Worcester. .81 Wakefield St., Rochester, N. H. Dan, Mary Kathrin ................... Skaarup, Fyn, Denmark Davis, Jan Rockwell ........... 1715 Brockway, Saginaw, Mich. Davis, Jeraldine Hamilton. .Pomperang Ave., Woodbury, Conn. Dawe, Marjorie ................. 10 S. Main St., Lewistown, Pa. Day, Elizabeth Nelson .......... Rock Spring Rd., Bel Air, Md. Day, Ellen Elizabeth .............. 611 W. Lake Catherine Dr., Maitland, Fla. DeGuglielmo, Claire Elizabeth ............... 24 Arlington St., Cambridge 40, Mass. Demos, Diana Ellen ............... 234 E. Third St, Media, Pa. Denkinger, Alice Rosamond ................. 759 Norsota Way, Sarasota, Florida Derby, Mary Hasket ......... 3716 Peachtree Rd., Ashland, Ky. Deschu, Yvonne Kathleen ................ 733 Hawthorne Ave., Bound Brook, N. J. Desrosiers, Jeanne Marie .................. 191 President Ave., Providence 6, R. 1. Detwiler, Dawn. . . .4737 Fulton St., N.W., Washington 7, D. C. Devlin, Judith Margaret ................ RED. 2, Dolfield Rd., Owings Mills, Md. Dick, Dorothy Mae .............. Twyckenham Rd., Media, Pa. Dickinson, Suzanne Ashhrook ................. 812 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y. Dodson, Marguerite Virginia ...... Qtrs. B, NAS North Island, San Diego, Calif. Domash, Lois Carol ............... 20 Greenway, Roslyn, N. Y. Donaldson, Janis Elizabeth ............. 262 Flower Ave. West, Waterlown, N. Y. Dorfman, Susan Linda. . . .R.D. 1, Box 252B, Asbury Park, N. J. Dotte, Dale Regene ...... 145 W. Diamond Ave., Hazleton, Pa. Dreyer, Linda .............. 24 Orchard Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. Dubitzky, Mildred Ann ....................... 22 Pontiac Rd., West Hartford 7, Conn. Dummer, Jane Richards .................. 3629 Woodford 1101., Cincinnati 13, Ohio Dunlap, Judith ............ 1527 28th St., South, Arlington, Va. 903 Dulaney Va118y CL, Baltimore 4, Md. Dutton, Valerie Alexandra. . . .20 Church SL, Greenwich, Conn. Eckels, Katherine Emily. .433 W. 59 Tenn, Kansas City 13, Mo. Edwards, Sandra Macnah ..................... Apaquogue BIL, East Hampton, N. Y. Egel, Nancy Arm ............... 103 W. 14th St., Atlantic, Iowa 138 Ehrenberg, Joan Wanda ..................... 207 Everit Ave., Hewlett Harbor, N. Y. Ehrlich, Shulamith Sylvia ........... 3714 W. Coldspring Lane, Baltimore 15, Md. Elgin, Sarah Elizabeth. .139 Fitz Randolph Rd., Princeton, N. J. Eliasherg, Sheila Todd 4Mrs. RichartD ..... 3320 Bancroft Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Endler, Patricia Ellen ...... 195 Prospect St., East Orange, N. J. Engel, Joan Gibb 1Mrs. John RJ .......... 3129 N. Calvert St., Baltimore 18, Md. Eppinger, Wendy Claire ..................... 2737 Vallejo St., San Francisco 23, Calif. Epstein, Gloria Iris. ...3417 Callaway Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Erhardt, Gail Estelle. . . .1517 Lakeside Ave., Baltimore 18, Md. Erisman, Marianna Moon ...... 4 Waltonway Rd., Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. Erlemann, Dina Maria Karin ............ 2312 Mt. Royal Terra, Baltimore 17, Md. Eros, Maryann Clara ........ 1440 W. State St., Trenton 8, N. J. Eschenlauer, Susan Decker. . . .16 Raleigh Ave., Cranford, N. J. Evans, Janet ............. 6 Englewood Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Evans, Patricia Josephine ................ 4506 Seminole Ave., Baltimore 29, Md. Everngam, Mary Katherine ...................... Danton, Md. Ewing, Mary Elizabeth Berry ................... 1500 State St., New Orleans 18, La. Falk, Marilyn Ann .......... 130 Grove Ave., Leominster, Mass. Farnol, Carolyn Marie .................. 1006 Kensington Rd., Grosse Pointe Park 30, Mich. Faunce, Wendy ............... 8908 McCraw St., Dallas 9, Tex. Fawcett, Elizabeth Ann. . . .14 Middleton Dr., Trenton 20, N. J. Fenner, F lora Sanders. . .1705 Calhoun St., New Orleans 18, La. Ferguson, Patricia .......... 24 Linford 1111., Great. Neck, N. Y. Filter, Louise Ann ................... Mill Rd., Hohokus, N. J. Finkelstein, Sara Lea ...... 3603 Copley Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Fischer, Mary Henrietta. . .4202 Parkside Dr., Baltimore 6, Md. Fischer, Susan Fuld ...... 1112 Park Ave., New York 28, N. Y. Fisher, Emily Marlene. . . .303 Beverly Rd., Brooklyn 18, N. Y. Fitch, Gail Dianne ...... 3141 Crittemon PL, Baltimore 11, Md. Fitzpatrick, Catherine Ann ................ 1430 W. Joppa Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Fivel, Myrna Weiss 4Mrs. DanieD ............ 25 Dunvale Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Fleming, Margaret Lewis. . .1319 E. 35th St., Baltimore 13, Md. Flooks, Mary Elizabeth ................. 3123 Willoughby Rd., Baltimore 14, Md. Foley, Helen Maud ...... 4301 Keswick Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Font, Ileana Margarita. .64 Gautier Benitez SL, Hato Rey, RR. Fowler, Janet Nadina ..... 1705 University Ave., Columbia, Mo. Fraze, Audrey Ann .................. 1720 Brightwaters Blvd., St. Petersburg, Fla. Fredericks, Virginia Lee ........ 886 East DL, Memphis, Tenn. Freed, Judith Ann .................. 2 Chester Dr., Rye, N. Y. Freedman, Phyllis Anne. . .30 Colony RIL, Longmeadow, Mass. Freeland, Mary Jane ...... 330 Glendenning PL, Waukegan, Ill. Freeman, Elaine Kaplan 1Mrs. Johm . . .519 N. Washington St., Baltimore 5, Md. Frey, Eleanor Mary. . .252-33 Brattle Hi, Little Neck 62, N. Y. Freydherg, Nan Anne. . . .Pleasant Ridge Rd., Harrison, N. Y. Friedland, Merna Cynthia .................... 67-46 Exeter SL, Forest Hills 75, N. Y. Friedman, Linda Lee. .320 West End Ave., New York 23, N. Y. Friese, Elly Marie ........... 4 Monroe Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Frogel, Phyllis Claire ....................... 170 Quincy Ave., East Braintree 84, Mass. Fugill, Lorelei Carson ......... 59 Moran Ave., Princeton, N. J. Fuld, Eva Mae .............. 164 Hudson St., Syracuse 4, N. Y. Furst, Elizabeth Duna. . . .Presbyterian Manse, Irvington, N. Y. Gager, Jane Conoley. . . .4006 Queensbury Rd., Hyattsville, Md. 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Gillespie, Ellen Louise .............. 207 Pleasant Valley Ave., Moorestown, N. J. Gilman, Joanna ....... 139 Walworth Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Gilmore, Nancy Mae. . .Box 451, Stewart Ave., Weslhury, N. Y. Gitter, Hanna Elizabeth ......... 3130 Pennsylvania Ave., SE, Washington 20, D. C. Classman, Barbara. .2504 Park Heights Tern, Baltimore 15, Md. Glickman, Anita Joan ...... 19 Coeyman Ave., Nutley 10, N. J. Gliick, Leslie Paula ......... 11 Chester Dr., Great Neck, N. Y. Goldberg, Joan Deborah. . . .196 Grove SL, Charleston 22, S. C. Goldberg, Judith Ann ..... 5502 Price Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Goldfinger, Carole Nan ..... 9 Burnett Tern, West Orange, N. J. Goldstein, Nancy Ruth ................... 1889 Highland Ave., Rochester 18, N. Y. Goldstein, Wally Linda. . . .1095 Park Ave., New York 28, N. Y. Goodman, Gail Friend ........... 1 Rose SL, Cedarburst, N. Y. Gordon, Gail Elizabeth ................. 621 Chelten Hills Dr., Elkins Park 17, Pa. Gordon, Marlene ......... 4124 Bedford Rd., Baltimore 7, Mil. Graham, Sandra Jeanne. . . .78 E. Church St., Bergenfield, N. J. Gratiot, Ann Katherine. .338 Barrington St., Rochester 7, N. Y. Graves, Susan Ann .............. 28 Floral Tern, Tenafiy, N. J. Green, Eleanor Lee ............ 530 Judson Ave., Evanston, 111. Greene, Anne Williams 6Mrs. David1 ....... 100 Shealey Ave., Baltimore 4, Md. Greene, Laurel Ellen ...... Mar-Rick Manor, Monongahela, Pa. Greene, Ronne Sue ............. 350 E. 38 St., Paterson 4, N. J. Gregg, Mary Spicer ...... 1100 Beacon St., Brookline 46, Mass. Gridley, Cynthia Lee ........ 550 N. Main St., Wellsville, N. Y. Gulnac, Bohra Jane. .R.D. 1, Peachcroft Dr., Bernardsville, N. J. Gurnsey, Judith Anne ........ 21 E. Fourth St., Corning, N. Y. Gwathmey, Mary Tayloe ....... 2Small Hall? Center Cross, Va. Haines, Isobel Ann .............. 219 Thom St., Sewickley, Pa. Hall, Barbara Katherine .................. 114 E. Maplewood, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Hall, Janet Crawford. . .7103 Copeleigh Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Haller, Suzanne Catherine. .41 Oxford Blvd., Great Neck, N. Y. Hallgren, Elisabeth Lynn ................. Tay10r1s Island, Md. Hammann, Jane Ann ..... Box 406, ED. 1, West Albany, N. Y. Hanson, Barbara Ann...6301 Boxwood Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Harms, Maaja ................. 4 Charlton SL, Princeton, N. J. Harper, Nancy Louise. .1302 Van Buren SL, Clarksburg, W. Va. Harris, Susan Audrey ....... 3 Fowler CL, New London, Conn. Harrison, Abigail Freehorn. .Prince1s Point Rd., Yarmouth, Me. Harriss, Clarinda McCulloch ................. 306 Suffolk Rd., Baltimore 18, Md. Hassell, Doris Anne ..... 21 W. Irving SL, Chevy Chase 15, Md. Hauver, Carol Ann ........ 1172 The Terrace, Hagerstown, Md. Heller, Joan Josephine ........ 4 Hillview Dr., Scarsdale, N. Y. Heller, Nancy Paula ..... 83 Panligo Lane, East Hampton, N. Y. Hellwig, Marcia Louise. . . .223 E. Delaware PL, Chicago 11, Ill. Hench, Helen Adelaide ............ 383 Upper Mountain Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. Henderson, Daphne Foster. .21 Prentiss Lane, Belmont 78, Mass. Hersey, Karen ...... 34 Bradford Hi, Wellesley Hills 82, Mass. Herzfeld, Louisa ..... 1297 Crestwood Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio Hilker, Patricia Jane ......... 320 Old Orchard Lane, York, Pa. Hillenkoelter, Jane Gould. .3 Kingswood Rd., Weehawken, N. J. Hillman, Julia Michler. . . .2626 Troy Rd., Schenectady 9, N. Y. Hines, Barbara Ann ...... 905 Rambling Dr., Baltimore 28, Md. Hobaugh, Carol Ann .................... 1068 Woodbury ELL, New Kensington, Pa. Hockley, Laura Anne ..... 318 Overhill Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Hofer, Geraldine Marie. . . .14-31 145 PL, Whitestone 57, N. Y. Hoffman, Lee Martha ......... 270 Bay Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. Hogan, Mary Elizabeth ........ 14 Ridge Rd., Albertson, N. Y. Holder, Glenda Rose ........ 304 Old Trail, Baltimore 12, Md. Holman, Sue Darlington ............... RR. 6, Springfield, Ill. H011, Carol Stone ...... 446 Upper Boulevard, Ridgewood, N. J. 140 Halter, Charlotte Frances .............. 1201 Windy Gale R11, Baltimore 4, Md. Holzapfel, Jeannette Valaire ................ 7619 Liberty Rd., Baltimore 7, Md. Honn, Jessie Marie ........ 3624 Beech Ave., Baltimore 11, Md. Hooper, Elisabeth .......... 331 Waverly SL, Belmont 78, Mass. Hooton, Nina ............. 230 Monterey Rd., Palm Beach, Fla. Hoover, Clara Houghton ......... 2029 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 8, D. C. Hoover, Susan Bryant ......... 7420 Peters Rd., Dayton 4, Ohio 903 Dulaney Valley CL, Baltimore 4, Md. Horn, Anna Elizabeth. .500 Edmondson Ave., Baltimore 28, Md. Horsfield, Susan Nivin ..... 314 E. 41st St., New York 17, N. Y. House, Ruth Winifred. .9811 Homeland Ave., Baltimore 34, Md. Howard, Margaret Barnett ......... Wynnewood, 3 Degree Rd., Butler, Pa. Howard, Sara Ann ............... Riverside Dr., Salisbury, Md. Howell, Martha Marya ................ 3008 E. Linnwood Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wis. Hu, Rosemary Mei Hsia ................. NAMRU 2, APO 63, San Francisco, Calif. Hudson, Margery Rhea ...... Marne Ave., New Kensington, Pa. Hughes, Elizabeth Hudgins. .1722 Bolling Ave., Norfolk 8, Va. Hull, Patricia Foss .................. 377 Commonwealth Ave., Attleboro Falls, Mass. Hunt, Katherine Reed 6MB. Richard GJ . . .3210 N. Calvert St., Baltimore 18, Md. Hunter, Sue Ann. . . .450 W. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City 13, M0. Hurrelhrinck, Harriet Cullison 6MrsJ ..... 110 Bellemore Rd. Baltimore 10, Md. Husted, Pamela Kay .......... Box 256, RD. 3, Annapolis, Md. Hutcheson, Abigail Mason. . . .253 N. Maple Ave., Kingston, Pa. Hutcheson, Elizabeth Ann. . . .253 N. Maple Ave., Kingston, Pa. Hyde, Susan Schumpert. . .1460 Hayne Rd., Memphis 17, Tenn. Hyneman, Esther Frances ..... 226 Lake SL, Brighton 35, Mass. Ide, Hope ............ 5424 Arlington Ave., Riverdale 71, N. Y. Ingram, Eleanor Bell ............ 24 Water 51., Hingham, Mass. Irwin, Ann Louise .......... 310 Old Orchard Lane, York, Pa. Ives, Marian Macpherson .............. 540 E. St. Davids Ave., St. Davids, Pa. Jacobs, Marilyn Donna ..... 9 W'alters Lane, Flemington, N. J. Jacobson, Elaine Beryl. .3704 Harrington Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Jaffe, Deborah Miles ...... 164 Brattle St., Cambridge 38, Mass. .1388, Rhoda Mae ............ 320 N. Centre St., Pottsville, Pa. Jahn, Marilyn Louise ....... 147-24 69 Rd., Flushing 67, N. Y. James, Janie Atlee ......... 500 Margaret Ave., Johnstown, Pa. James, Sally Parker ...... Hollins College, Hollins College, Va. Jewell, Barbara Cary ...... 23 Mount Joy Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. Johnson, Marilyn. .Sleepy Hollow Rd., Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Johnson, Paula ..... 26 Ave. Mers Sultan, Casablanca, Morocco Johnston, Judith King. .532 Banbury Rd., Arlington Heights, 111. Jones, Carolyn Buckingham. .314 E. South St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Jones, Lenore .............. 224 Almur Lane, Wynnewood, Pa. Jones, Nan-Ellen ........... 85 Jinny Hill Rd., Cheshire, Conn. Just, Joanne Doris ........... 632 Locust Grove 1111., York, Pa. Kahn, Miriam. . .3180 Westover DL, S.E., Washington 20, D. C. Kalb, Gretchen Elizabeth ...... 11 Leona Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Kaplan, Sandra Fickler 6Mrs. Douglas1 ...... 2922 St. Paul St, Baltimore 18, Md. Karotkin, Carol Lynn ................... 312 W. Mistletoe St., San Antonio 12, Tex. Katz, Elizabeth May ................ 3 Utica SL, Clinton, N. Y. Kawasoye, Mineko ...... 2276 Parkhill Ave., Baltimore 11, Md. Keller, Martha Beall 6Mrs. Kenneth1 . .908 Dulaney Valley CL, Baltimore 4, Md. Kelley, Virginia Reese ..... 124 W. 23d SL, Wilmington 2, Del. Kemper, Clara Boise. . .1654 Valmont St., New Orleans 15, La. Kennedy, Ann Carter ........ 1317 Boyce Ave., Ruxton 4, Md. Kent, Cynthia Ann .......... 1126 N. 15th St., Harrisburg, Pa. Keown, Priscilla Ann. . . .431 E. Lake Ave., Baltimore 12, Md. Kessler, Alice Agnes ....... 190 S. Broad St., Trenton 10, N. J. Kinsey, Alice Hay .............. 1116 Main St., Peeksill, N. Y. Kirhy-Smith, Virginia ......................... Sewanee, Tenn. Kleinman, Roseann ....... 4107 Rollins Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. Kline, Bette Sue ............ 18 Sheldon SL, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Kling, Doris Marion..l77 White Plains BIL, Tarrytown, N. Y. Kocevar, Margery Lynn ............ 500 Pine St., Steelton, Pa. Register of students, continued Koch, Helen Barbara. . . .32 Hawthorne Rd., Wyomissing Hills, Reading, Pa. Koenig, Enid Astrid .......... 263 Meadville SL, Edinboro, Pa. Koenig, Lois Helena. .403 Long Island Ave., Baltimore 29, Md. Kolb, Charlotte ................ 659 Euclid Ave., Elmira, N. Y. Kolin, Diane Cisiele. . Kressler, Diane Arlene. .116 E. 68 St., New York 21, N. Y. ..448 E. Spring Ave., Ardmore, Pa. Krilcher, Eve Marie ............. .. . .R.D. 2, Phoenixville, Pa. Kriz, Mireille Anne ......... 46 Bayard Lane, Princeton, N. .1. Lampman, Eudora Anne ...... 293 Outer Dr., Silver Bay, Minn. Lampton, Jean Hobson .................. 1318 Nashville Ave., New Orleans 15, La. Lancaster, Patricia Jane. .207 VVashinglon Ave., Milhown, N. .1. Landay, Ellen Rachael .............. 3201 W. Strathmore Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Lang, Adelene Joan ........ 509 Tisdale PL, Woodbridge, N. J. Lang, Elizabeth ..... 445 Charles Street Ave., Baltimore 4, Md. Lang, Evelyn ......... 3706 Springdale Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. Larson, Elisabeth Carolyn. . .8908 Tolman Rd., Richmond, Va. Lasson, Eleanor Betty. .6110 Biltmore Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Ln Viale, Co1ette .......... 115 E. 67th St., New York 21, N. Y. Lawrence, Alice Pyle .................. R.F.D., Hockessin, Del. Lawyer. Barbara Taylor ............. R.D. 1, Westminster, Md. Leake, Franz Elaine ....... 1086 Alta Ave., N.E., Atlanta 7, Ca. Leaper, Mary-Alice Cooke 1Mrs. P. F0 ...... 3217 St. Paul St., Baltimore 18, Md. Le Blond, Elizabeth. . . . . . .545 Reilly Rd., Cincinnati 15, Ohio LeDoux, Barbara Ann..6900 Petworth Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Lefever, Cora Frances ........... 78 E. Ridge SL, Carlisle, Pa. Leonard, Jane Elise. . . .3500 Redmont Rd., Birmingham 9, Ala. Levenson, Judith Susan. .3913 Bancroft Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Levey, Betty Adrienne ..... 4020 Belle Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Levin, Inahelle. . . .3121 W. Belvedere Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Levinson, Celeste Wileen. .2327 Anoka Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Levy, Jane ............ 35 Audubon Blvd., New Orleans 18, La. Lewis, Gail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51 Bearon SL, Boston 8, Mass. Lexow, Nancy Lee .............. Salem Straits, Norolon, Conn. Lieberman, Linda Ida ....................... 4 Sherwood Rd., Rockville Centre 21, N. Y. Litterick, Elizabeth Martin ................. 70 Dartmouth St., Rochester 7, N. Y. Litvinsky, Gloria ......... 8410 10th Ave., Silver Spring, Md. Livingston, Olive Vern. . . .400 Irvington Ave., Elizabeth, N. .1. Leah, Barbara Ellen. .1049 New McNeil Ave., Lawrence, N. Y. Loeser, Ronnie Karen ..................... 3356 Norwood Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio London, Helen Levy 1Mrs. Alvin B0 . .7006 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Lorch, Regina ........... Caixa Postal 7062, $50 Paulo, Brazil Lowry, Susan Mary ....... 3590 Traver Rd., Cleveland 22, Ohio Lussky, Edith Lawrence....936 Dove Lane, Louisville 13, Ky. Luteri, Melissa Ann ....... 416 S. Franklin Ave., Somerset, Pa. Lutz, Mary Louise ............. 464 Painter SL, Norfolk 5, Va. Macaulay, Judith Clark 4Mrs. Don CJ ....... 2430 St. Paul St., Baltimore 18, Md. McAvoy, Jean Wislar ................ R.D. 1, Phoenixville, Pa. McCarthy, Judith Ann. .1094 Woodland Ave., Plainfield, N. J. McClellan, Philippa Haardt .................. 3200 Argyle Rd., Birmingham 9, Ala. McClelland, Mary Ellen .............. 1302 Emerson SL, N.W., Washington 11, D. C. McCormick, Marilyn Jeanette. . .40 West Ave., Bridgeton, N. J. McCullough, Anne .......... 731 Fifth Ave., Williamsport, Pa. McDairmant, Diane Evelyn ................ 5604 Haddon Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. McIntyre, Anne ............... 632 Main Ave., Bay Head, N. J. Mackay, Margaret Blakemore ................. Good Hill Rd., Woodbury, Conn. McKenna, Carol Jean ........ 110 Eudora SL, Denver 20, C010. Mackinney, Paige ........ 120 Hermitage Rd., Charlotte 7, N. C. Maclaurin, Katherine Adams .................... Trapelo Rd., South Lincoln, Mass. McMahon, Constance Adele. .5 Evergreen Lane, Asheville, N. C. 909 Dulaney Valley CL, Baltimore 4, Md. McNew, Joyce Ann ....... 103 Archwood Ave., Annapolis, Md. Macomber, Elizabeth Holmes ..... Peabody Hall, Exeter, N. H. MacPhee, Margaret Vinlon ................... Bryn Athyn, Pa. McSpadden, Alice Lathrop. .2641 Crest Rd., Birmingham 9, Ala. 141 Madfis, Lesley Merrill. .31 Hyslop Rd. Ext., Brookline 46, Mass. Mandel, Gail Susan .......... 132 High St., Perth Amboy, N. .1. Marks, Janet Dunsford ........ 1432 Beaver Rd., Sewickley, Pa. Marshall, Margaret Louise .............. Jericho Mt. Orchards, New Hope, Pa. Marshall, Maureen Mida ......... 2207 N. 36th SL, Boise, Idaho Martin, Lea Hill .................... 3505 Woodley REL, N.W. Washington 16, D. C. Mason, Beverly Anne. . . .3457 Queen Lane, Philadelphia 29, Pa. Maunz, Sue Ann .......... 614 Interstate Pkwy., Bradford, Pa. 903 Dulaney Valley CL, Baltimore 4, Md. Maury, Anne Garnell ...... 4408 Oxford SL, Garrett Park, Md. Mazeika, Irene Danute Maria...24 S. Bradford SL, Dover, Del. Mead, Abigail ...... 1314 W. Foster Pkwy., Fort Wayne 6, Ind. Medoff, Hannah Sharen. .15 Buckingham Ave., Trenton 8, N. J. Mangers, Mary Katherine. .1413 Tenbury Rd., Lutherville, Md. Mergehenn, Charlotte Joan ............. 1901 Cedar Circle Dr., Baltimore 28, Md. Merritt, Mary Morris ............... 511 Chesheim Valley Rd., Philadelphia 18, Pa. Merton, Berna L011 ...... Camp Hill Rd., Fort Washington, Pa. Mesologites, Dorothy Gales 1Mrs.1 ...... 725 Morningside Dr., Baltimore 4, Md. Meyborg, Roberta Anne. . . .1042 Grove 51., Irvinglon 11. N. J. Meyer, Kristin Elaine ...... White Creek Rd., West Rupert, Vt. Michell, Mary Davidson ............ 1 Cottage PL, Warren, Pa. Michelson, Susan Ellen. . . .4901 Avenue K, Brooklyn 34, N. Y. Miller, Bette Elaine .............. 314 Broad 51., Augusta, Ga. Miller, Faith .............. 5623 Farquhar Lane, Dallas 9, Tex. Miller, June Elizabeth ............ 839 Florida Ave., York, Pa. Miller, Virginia Shelley ................ 708 Susquehanna Ave., W'esl Pittston, Pa. Minnick, Joan Charlotta. . . . . .306 Boyer Rd., Cheltenham, Pa. Mock, Margaret Melissa Hardman ......... 218 Longwood Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Moermun, Elizabeth ......... 21 Florida Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Monahan, Marilyn Joyce ......... 33 Boulevard, Suffern, N. Y. Monroe, Diana Bleecker ............... 1433 Exposition Blvd., New Orleans 18, La. Montgomery, Margaret Anne ...... 50 Olney Dr., Eggertsville, BuKalo 26, N. Y. Moore, Linda Mary ......................... Jersey Mills, Pa. Moravec, Eugenie Virginia ................. 2275 Grand Blvd., Schenectady 9, N. Y. Morgan, Dana Louise .......... 36 Mercer SL, Princeton, N. J. Moroose, Sandra Sharon. . . .413 Donegal Dr., Baltimore 4, Md. Morrison, Lynne M. ...... 612 Valley Lane, Baltimore 4. Md. Morton, Frances Lee ......... 19 Pingry PL, Elizabeth 3, N. J. Mower, Diane Belle ........................ Woodstock, N. Y. Mulford, Barbara Graham ................... 1708 Harris Rd., Philadelphia 18, Pa. Munson, Elizabeth Rupp. . . .800 W. Ferry SL, Buffalo 22, N. Y. Murchison, J0 Fisher 1Mrs. Kenneth, JrJ ........ Water Crest, Cockeysville, Md. Murdoch, Priscilla Ann .................. 2945 Sixth Ave., N., St. Petersburg 13, Flu. Murray, Dorothy Patricia ......... 430 Elm Ave., Bogota, N. J. Nabers, Jane Porter ..... 6 Beechwood Rd., Birmingham 9, Ala. Nasdor, Suzanne Hoffherger 1Mrs. Bruce CJ 6414 Park thts. Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Nash, Barbara Ann .......... 203 Merrick Ave., Merrick, N. Y. Nelson, Margaret Louise ...... Elm SL, RD. 1, Madison, Conn. Ness, Lynne Meredith Denney. . .262 W. High St., Carlisle, Pa. Newman, Lynn Sharon .................. 16722 Holbrook Rd., Shaker Heights 20, Ohio Nickum, Nancy Rawn ......... Box 516A, Port Blakely, Wash. Niles, Anne Williams 1Mrs. Emory H0 . .5600 Waycrest Lane, Ba1timore 10, M11. Nitchie, Carol West .......... 36 Plymouth Rd., Summit, N. .1. N011, Leslie Harriet ..... 1383 Clinton Ave., Irvington 11, N. J. Norris, Ann McCord 4Mrs. Paul LJ ........ 7104 Rodgers CL, Baltimore 12, Md. Nye, Susan Dickerson ...... 825 Standish Ave., Westfield, N. J. Oherdorf, Ann Carol ......... Sussex H311, Dobhs Ferry, N. Y. Oidick, Barbara Sylvia. .3323 Dolfleld Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. OeShaughnessy, Mary Ann .............. 3 Circle, McGill, Nev. Ostrove, Geraldine Esther ....... 4607 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 8, D. C. Register of students, continued Overton, Henrietta .............................. Warsaw, Va. Owens, Helen Pierponl ..... 15 Linden Tern, Baltimore 4, Md. Pakarinen, Sirkka-Liisa Anneli. .11 C 47 Vanrikki Stoolinkatu, Helsinki, Finland Panekiewicz, Maria Alina. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .504 Allegheny Ave., Baltimore 4, Md. Paravano, Linda ........... 5 Hastings Rd., W'orcester 6, Mass. Park, Drusilla Lakin ....... RR. 2, Box 106, Prairie View, 111. Parker, Evelyn Amy ..... 319 N. Gilmor 5L, Baltimore 23, Md. Partridge, Susan Ellen. . .1613 Shookstown Rd., Frederick, Md. Passerman, Harriet Shapiro 8Mrs. Stevem ....... 751 Lake Dr., Baltimore 17, Md. Peake, Barbara ....... 5201 St. Albans W'ay, Baltimore 12, Md. Peake, Patricia Ann. . .5201 St. Albans W'ay, Baltimore 12, Md. Pederson, Leslie Ann. .Box 191, R.F.D. 3, Gt. Barrington, Mass. Perry, Ruthmarie .......... 67 Marion Rd., E., Princeton, N. J. Peterson, Susan Elizabeth ...... R.F.D. 1, Stepney Depot, Conn. Petrushansky, Marilyn Levin 1Mrs. DonaltD 6902 Chippewa Dr., Baltimore 9, Md. Pen, Ruth Eva. . .260 Algonquin Dr., Governor Francis Farms, Warwick 5, R. 1. Phillips, Constance Bradford ........ Williams 51., Berlin, Md. Pilling, Sarah Fries. . . . . . . . . . . . .SheaH Lane, Whitemarsh, Pa. Pilzer, Deanna Fay ......... 208 Parkway Dr., Portsmouth, Va. Pingle, Sandra Lee ............ Pleasant Valley, Winona, Minn. Plummer, Martha DeVries ............. 2532 Rohinwood Ave., Toledo 10, Ohio Polak, Ann Elizabeth. .48 Washington Mews, New York 3, N. Y. Porter, Anina. . . . . . . . . . . .5 Crows Nest R11, Bronxville, N. Y. Posner, Judith Ann ....... Caveswood Lane, Owings Mills, Md. Potash, Vella Rosenthal 1Mrs. Michan 3319 Liberty Heights Ave., Baltimore 15. Md. Potter, Helen Elizabeth ..... 88 Reilly Rd., Cincinnati 15, Ohio Potter, Linda Joan. . . .2221 Vinewood Blvd., Ann Arbor, Mich. Potter, Suzan Ruth ........ Governork House, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone Potts, Anne Roe .............. Lloyd Neck, Huntington, N. Y. Pratt, Sidney Anne ........ 4215 Park Ave., Indianapolis 5, 1nd. Prescott, Carol Elizabeth. . . .Little Mountain Rd., Mentor, Ohio Preston, Elizabeth Ann. . .7827 Devon St., Philadelphia 18, Pa. Pullen, Phyllis Kouwenhoven 6Mrs. K. A., .1130 . Jerusalem Rd., Kingsville, Md. Quisenberry, Mary Gayle .................. 12 Dolphin Green, Port Washington, N. Y. Ramsburg, Dorothy Vincent .............. 308 Rockwell Tenn, Frederick, Md. Rand, Eleanor Sherby .................... 18675 Parkland Dr., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Rashman, Marcia Berger ....... 22 Dana Rd., Buffalo 16, N. Y. Reeser, Mary Ann ......... 122 North 27th SL, Camp Hill, Pa. Regester, Dorothy Rosalee ................ 212 Tunbridge Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Reid, Mary Frances ...... 84 Sterling Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Reisinger, Virginia Lee ..... 3932 Frisby St., Baltimore 18, Md. Reppert, Margro Farrar ............... 415 Pelham Manor BIL, Pelham Manor, N. Y. Reynolds, Sally Stewart...Llewe11yn Park, West Orange, N. J. Rhodes, Judith Keyworth ...... 58 Elm SL, Hudson Falls, N. Y. Rhudy, Elizabeth Matthaei ................. 202 Murdock BIL, Baltimore 12, Md. Richards, Deborah Anne ..... 401 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh 6, Pa. Richardson, Jacqueline Arda. ..117 Glyn Lane, St. Davids, Pa. Riggle, Jane Phillips. .2400 E. Maiden 5!. Ext., W7ashinglon, Pa. Riggs, Mary Cromwell ..................... Owings Mills, Md. Riley, Donna Glaister. . . . . . . .312 E. 35th St., Paterson 4, N. J. Hinge, Barbara Gilpin ........ 219 Pembroke Ave., Wayne, Pa. Ringland, Kathrine Louise ................ 1 Cyrus Field Rd., Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y. Rivkin, Arlene Rubin 4Mrs. Joseph A0 ..... 3931 Clarks Lane, Baltimore 15, Md. Robert, Alice Birney. .The Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D. C. Robinson, Jewell Maxine. .521A N. Third St., Richmand 19, Va. Roelke, Doris Eileen. . .Box 287, Harford Rd., Glen Arm, Md. Rokoff, Helaine Harriet. .6201 Winner Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Rosenhluth, Barbara Carol ........... 8322 Tulpehocken Ave., Elkins Park 17, Pa. Rosenstock, Elaine Harriet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3811 Callaway Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. 142 Rosenwald, Cynthia Miller 1Mrs. Peter BJ 6204 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Ross5e, Linda ......... 220 Old County Rd., Severna Park, Md. Round, Betty Ann ..... 4008 Rosecrest Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Ruben, Betsey Lemberg 1Mrs. R0bert1....1520 McElderry 51., Baltimore 5, Md. Rubenslein, Rima Lois. . . . . . .5804 Dale Rd., Baltimore 9, Md. Rumsey, Elizabeth Hamilton ................ 3907 Juniper Rd., Baltimore 18, Md. Russell, Carol Ann. . . . . . . . . . . .50 S. Main St., Sumeld, Conn. Russell, Diana May ......... 315 Taplow Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Sachs, Sandra Aaron 1Mrs. Daniel RJ . . . .3911 Fordleigh Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Sachse, Joan ............. 129 Kent Place B1vd., Summit, N. J. Sacksteder, Judith Cohen tMrs. Richard1 3916 Liberty Heights Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. Salomon, Abbe ............... Rancho Lilac, Escondido, Calif. Sampson, Helen Marguerite .............. 4224 Columbia Pike, Arlington 4, Va. Sanders, Nancy Montgomery .................. 126 Abbott Rd., Wellesley Hills 81, Mass. Sanders, Quirina Harryette. .30 Edgewood Tern, Alexandria, Va. Santoro, Barbara Ann ..... 9505 Milstead Dr., Bethesda 14, Md. Sarnoff, Jane Ellen ...... 1025 Fifth Ave., New York 28, N. Y. Schaefer, Jane Clemens. . . .30 Emerson Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. Scheeler, Margaret Gertrude ................ Chestertown, Md. Schenerlein, Nancy Elizabeth ............ Dement Rd, RD. 2, Triadelphia, W. Va. Scherr, Judith Victoria..135-05 2271b 5L, Laurelton 13, N. Y. Schlegel, Barbara Elizabeth ............. 1365 St. Charles Ave., Lakewood 7, Ohio Schloss, Wendy Bette .......... Halcyon Rd., Baltimore 8, Md. Schneider, Leah .......... 3901 Duvall Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. Schnitzer, Sandra ...... 317 Redmond Rd., South Orange7 N. J. Schroedl, Evelyn Dyke 4Mrs. Irwin, Jr.1...2624 Windsor Rd., Baltimore 14., Md. Schwartz, Naomi Esther ..... 7 Melbourne R11, Norwalk, Conn. Schwartzman, Lois Susan ...... 4201 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington 16, D. C. Schweitzer, Mary Ella ...... 211 Leicester Rd., Kenilworth, 111. Seaman, Barbara Ann ........ Old Rarilan Rd., Westfield, N. J. Settler, Lois Zelda. . . .6803 Westbrook Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Sewall, Jane ............................... South Bristol, Me. Seyfert, Patricia Lee. .2960 N. Summit Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wis. Shaffer, Audrey Edith .......... Duke Farms, Somerville, N. J. Shalitu, Gloria Fay ....... 1539 Tyler Ave., East Meatiow, N. Y. Shanman, Lois E. ........... 413 Saluda Ave., Columbia, 5. C. Shapiro, Judith ......... 417122 Eastern Ave., Baltimore 21, Md. Shapiro, Sandra Lee ..... 3808 Sequoia Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Sharp, Cynthia Jameson ....... 3 Worcester SL, Taunton, Mass. Sharp, Judith Durand ........... 49 Farnham P1., Matairie, La. Sharp, Lucy Tullock 4Mrs. Robert WJ ..... Gibson Island, Md. Sheddan, Joann .............. 3 Bayard Rd., Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Shrader, Dorothy Jane ..... 586 Bedford Rd., Tarrytown, N. Y. Shuman, Susanne ....... 8511 Burning Tree Rd., Bethesda, Md. Sickles, Betsy ............. 6317 Wallis Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Siebert, Judith Ann. . .828 N. Kensington 31., La Grange Park, 111. 909 Dulaney Valley CL, Baltimore 4, Md. Siewert, Marjorie Eva. . . .409 First St. N.E., Little Falls, Minn. 903 Dulaney Valley CL, Baltimore 4, Md. Silverman, Lynn Carol .................... 231 Lawrence Ave., Highland Park, N. J. Silverman, Sue Frances .................. 17320 Aldersyde Dr., Shaker Heights, Ohio Simes, Cecily Jane ........ 34 Vanderbilt Dr., Great Neck, N. Y. Simmons, Jane Lee ....... 374 Midwood Rd., Woodmere, N. Y. Sisson, Alice Conant ............. 104 Ithaca BIL, Ithaca, N. Y. Sjiilander, Ingela ............. Sk01v$igen 5, Stockholm, Sweden Skinner, Sally Ann ...... 32 W. Harrison St., Tunkhannock, Pa. Slack, Elizabeth Jenifer ....... 18 Dogwood Dr., Summit, N. J. Slaven, Jane Montgomery. . . .217 Wardour Dr., Annapolis, Md. Slavin, Joyce Ann ..... 3211 Monument Ave., Richmond 21, Va. Sloan, Mary Frances .......... 603 Ridge Ave., Sharpsville, Pa. Smith, Carol Ann. . .4820 Ft. Sumner Dr., Washington 16, D. C. Smith, Shirley Kathryn. . . . . . . . . .540 Tioga Ave., Kingston, Pa. Smith, Susan Baldwin ..... 211 Prospect Ave., Princeton, N. J. Snyder, Ann Cecilia .......... Box 8512, Santurce, Puerto Rico Sober, Lee Wilma ......... 3700 Menlo Dr., Baltimore 15, Md. Register of students, continued Solliday, Edith Ruth ...... 15 E. Hillcrest Rd., Hagerstown, Md. Solomon, Lois Faye. . . . . .1054 W. Church St., Elmira, N. Y. Spano, Paula Maria .................... 5117 Upton SL, N.W., Washington 16, D. C. Spinzia, Norma Rita. . .423 Woodmere Blvd., Woodmere, N. Y. Stahert, Jean Alice .......... 5 Lorraine Dr., Tuckahoe 7, N. Y. Stalker, Dorothy Ann ..... 50 Hawthorne Ave., Princeton, N. J. Stern, Bessie Cleveland. .3301 Edgewood SL, Baltimore 16, Md. Stern, Vickie Lee ...... 333 Redmond Rd., South Orange, N. J. Stevens, Sheila Mary ...... 657 Mill Plain Rd., Fairfield, Conn. 909 Dulaney Valley CL, Baltimore 4, Md. Stewart, Cassandra Morris ..................... Eccleston, Md. Stewart, Jean Mildred ....... 4899 Jefferson St., Bellaire, Ohio Stone, Ann Dorsey ........ 101 Goodale Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Stoney, Louisa Marcy... .15F Cornell Arms, Columbia 1, S. C. Strahorn, Janet Badley. .3936 Cloverhill Rd., Baltimore 18, Md. Strauss, Lynda Lee ......... Island Creek, Calvert County, Md. Strickler, Annelouise ......... 69 Conestoga Dr., Lancaster, Pa. Strohsacker, Elizabeth Vollmer 6MX'S. Gerhardt WM 915 Dulaney Valley CL, Baltimore 4, Md. Sugarman, Suellen ...... 4417 Pall Mall Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Summers, Anne ............... 93 Common SL, Dedham, Mass. Sweedler, Harriet Anne..146 Perkinswood, S.E., Warren, Ohio Tattersfield, Judith Ann. . .3015 Queen Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. Tenney, Barbara Anne ........ 10 Morton Rd., Milton 87, Mass. Terry, Dorothy Louise. .723 Gladstone Ave., Baltimore 10, Md. Theobald, Margaret Ann ..... 617 Lake Rd., Oconomowoc, Wis. Thompson, Joanne ...... 156 Benvenue SL, Wellesley 81, Mass. Thomsen, Margaret Lucille. .118 EnHeld Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Thomson, Isabel Jane ....... 6227 York Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Thornton, Phyllis ...... 325 Roumfort Rd., Philadelphia 19, Pa. Todaro, Mary Ruth ......... 311 Jamison Ave., Greensburg, Pa. Toltesy, Paula Wood ......... 149 Linden Ave., Verona, N. J. Towner, Nancy Nichols. . .509 Seminary Ave., Baltimore 4, Md. Townsend, Judith Kathryn ................. 56 N. Liberty Dr., Stony Point, N. Y. Traeger, Barbara Standen ............. 4321 Loch Raven Blvd., Baltimore 18, Md. Trethaway, Doris Claire ......... 444 Rutter Ave., Kingston, Pa. Trull, Kristin Margaret.. ..Westhury Rd., Red Creek, N. Y. Turherg, Susan Louise ...................... 24 Andover 1111., Rockville Centre, N. Y. Turnhull, Barbara Ann ...... 117 Gilmore RIL, Huvertown, Pa. Turner, Susan Milbrey .................. 412 Washington Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. Unger, Mrs. V. Edwin. .7907 Knollwood Road, Baltimore, Md. Updike, Diane Lorraine ......... 78 Irwin PL, Trenton 3, N. J. Valentine, Sylvia Maxine. .4004 E SL, S.E., Washington 19, D. C. Van Nice, Ruth .......... 1430 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago 10, Ill. Vaughan, Natalie White. . . .44 Princeton Ave., Princeton, N. J. Velesaris, Angelina J. ..327 Washington St., Phillipsburg, N. J. Vester, Mary Ann. . .1301 Dulaney Valley Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Via, Anne Wesley .......... 11 Woods End Rd., Darien, Conn. Wakem, Linda Jane .......... 338 Ryder Rd., Manhasset, N. Y. Walker, Julie ............. 646 C St., N.E., Washington 2, D. C. Ward, Joan Arlene ....... 106 Bellevue Ave., Melrose 76, Mass. 143 Warfield, Nancy Judith ............... 2460 E. Livingston Ave., Columbus 9, Ohio Warren, Martha Ann. . . .2105 Clenview Ave., Louisville 7, Ky. Wasilifsky, Maryon Cornelia ................. Fileremo Rte. 1, Emmitsburg, Md. 3428 University PL, Baltimore 18, Md. Weaver, Gretchen ................ 714 Maple Ave., DuBois, Pa. Weaver, Judith May. .16589 Glastonbury Rd., Detroit 19, Mich. Weigel, Margaret Ann ....... 4 N. Broad St., Middletown, Del. Weisler, Jane Hi1dreth...390 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. Weiss, Patricia Ellen ...... 95 Clinton Rd., Brookline 46, Mass. Weller, Anna Elisabeth. .2803 Guilford Ave., Baltimore 18, Md. Welsh, Carolyn Joan ...... 827 Market St., Williamsport 34, Pa. Whipple, Anne Calhoun ............................ In care of Brig. Gen. William Whipple, qurs, BASE C, APO 44, New York, N. Y. 912 Southerly Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. White, Dorothy Travis ...... 1106 S. Penn Ave., Roswell, N. M. Whiteford, Susan Elizabeth. .1402 Malvern Ave., Ruxton 4, Md. Whitehouse, Ethel Jane. .2933 N. Charles St., Baltimore 18, Md. Whitehouse, Sally Katharine ............. 1306 Mahanlongo 51., Potlsville, Pa. Wicoff, Anne Lavinia ......... Princeton Rd., Plainsboro, N. J. Widic, Norma Lee ....... 513 Alleghany Ave., Baltimore 4, Md. Wiehe, Elizabeth House ............... 2564 S. Rookwood Dr., Cincinnati 8, Ohio Wilcox, Carol Lenore ............... 4323 Albemarle SL, N.W., Washington 16, D. C. Willard, Mary Ridgely ........ 144- Kline Blvd., Frederick, Md. Williams, Elizabeth Rand ..... 4144 River Rd., Toledo 14, Ohio Williams, Elsie Louise ........... Mountain Rd., Pasadena, Md. Williams, Mary Ann... .2702 Gibbons Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. Williams, Mary Dianne .......................... Linden, Ala. Winner, Susan Abby ........ 1359 Hewlett Lane, Hewlett, N. Y. Wilt, Sally Kissinger 6Mrs. Fred1 ............. 646 E. 27th St., Baltimore 18, Md. Wintringham, Susan Bliss. . . .140 Davis St., Hamden 14, Conn. Wood, Janet Kimball ..... 534 Park St., Upper Montclair, N. J. Woodle, Marianne ....................... 18921 Winslow BIL, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Woodruff, Cornelia Bovier ...... East Lake Rd., Auburn, N. Y. Woodward, Kate Sleuart ..... 1415 John St, Baltimore 17, Md. Wooldredge, Louise ........ Corn Point Rd., Marblehead, Mass. Wright, Helen Evalyn ....... 503 W. 77th St., Indianapolis, Ind. Yasuba, Sachiko Maeda 4Mrs. YasukichD ..... Bradford Apts., 3301 St. Paul SL, Baltimore 18, Md. Yates, Ann Mating ............... 319 Lapsley SL, Selma, Ala. Yospa, Toby Marilyn. . . .4134 Norfolk Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. Young, Beatrice ............ 136 Lowell SL, Manchester, N. H. 912 Southerly Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Young, Ellen .......... 6036 Spencer Ave., New York 71, N. Y. Zacher, Patricia Ann ........... 6 Rahway Rd., Millburn, N. J. Zaragosi, Joan Barbara ......... 434 Elmer SL, Vineland, N. J. Zavulakes, Mary Ann ....... 103 Live Oak Lane, Harbor Bluffs, Largo, Fla. Zieve, Elaine Wishnie 4Mrs. Philip DJ ...... 4022 Hilton Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. WW ullahn $1 OMier Againh, A familiar and reassuring slogan FAMILIAR...bECL1use it has appeared in thousands of the country's West year- books for the past half century. REAssuRING...because those years of specialized experience bring complete service, outstanding quality and de- pendable delivery to the yearbook stajs with whom we work. + JAHN a: OLLIER ENGRAVING C0. 817 W. 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