Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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WINTER

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66LOOK, y'all, SHOWN . , . in feathered drifts it sweeps onto the 1110011ebecahned campus . . . Lahque by starlight . . . and by day, a paralyzing cold that scrapes the Cheeks, benumbs the mind . . . Somehow there is Sophomore Shunp, but the mechanical ritual of living proceeds . . . 311d reluctantly, we follow the patterned steps of the patterned days, dreaming of hibernation . . . one long bridge game, played to the perpetual shudder 0f wind-Iattled windows . . . Suddenly knife-bhle skies and a world wrapped 1'11 porcelain, hard and blatcntly white . . . church bells crack the crystal air . . . at dusk the stiff sky is thawed by sunset glow, Delacroix . . . this too slips away, leaving fog-bound buildings, and the nightly processional begins . . . a bundle of camehs hair twisted up With a striped scarf . . . the library shines like a 1011er beacon in the dusky winterscape . . . Illlpetceptibly, we sense a rising tempo . . . the W ed- nesday retrogression with Engerepaints 2nd ringearound-theerosy . . . the thridge on the River Kwai echoes 1'11 spirited soprano through the gym . . . and the singularity of a singing bird . . . Slick mud, ashcu snow, soggy loafers . . . softly, softly, the suggestion of almostesprmg. 24

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far up on hofberger hill we get down to the elemental, the fundamental, tinhering with the watchworhs 0f the universal machine Dr. Torrey and mathematics Above: Independent work Below: Dr. Schmidt and Dr. Noll 26