Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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orientation, 17m sorry, the exam schedule isngt posted yet. AA . Banjgre, 1958 De'jeuner sur lvherbe 16

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46hhH, brave new world that has such people in it!77 . . . the perpetual discovery of freshmen . . . For them, the academic world is at spring . . . verdant promise is burgeoning , . . while outside, the blaze of fall, the clarion golden, ioaiii-rieh landscape grows misty . . . tiine-worn leaves, crackling parchment underfoot, answer the SCifeiIIIPOIlLHHf rustle Of collegiate fashions, rumpled with paeking-wrinkics, stiH with homeestarching . . . Bird7s nest for rent, bedspreads for sale . . . the pink promise of Hutzicr bags . . . Then the fussing, discussing, rattling the cumbersome sheaf of courses and hours and instructorse until at last: the Schedule A . . The discovery of last summeris dust tuzzing the library shelves . . . The most sedate, and the maddest of tea parties . , . iugghng a tea cup with ladyhke apiomb . . . hand why did you Choose Gaucher? . . . Meanwhile, chill gusts of rain have extinguished the seasonk rioting bonEIe . . . soggy traces of elation gold smeared beneath loafers that lost long ago the embarrassed eteak 0f newness . . . The symphony of the Gaucher day has assumed its percussive pattern . . . we are wakened by the maddening dangor of radiators; jolted by the sleepiiy accidental clatter of breakfast; chilled by the anticipatory staccato of buzzers . . . And then a shrilhug wind whips the promise of winter through the tangle of legs, and sticks, and bright pimiies on the hockey field, and drowns dead tennis balls in a heap of leaves . . . iii the fall, 15

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registration convocation, expectation . . . here we began 17