Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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In Appreciation Besides his precious Ovid, he has watched ,6175 metamorphosis from verdant freshmen t0 stately juniors. F or our captains we looked wide, found them quoting poetry in Beatdomgs Purple Grotto7 and Mommy-O and Daddy-O reassured us that W611 survive the current crisis. One look from their twinkling eyes7 one smile from their bright faCCSethe combination that always raised us from the depths of hfreshman depressionw, tisophomore slump , and 6junior ruti7. His geniality and wit, his bonhomie and under- standing accompany him from Sing-Song to Shake- speare. His intellectual stimulus and patient guid- ance have inspired us in our academic pursuits. Her active interest in our activities, her sympathy With our difficulties have made her more than our advisoras wife. Their multiplicity of roles as our friends and counsels have won our respect, devo- tion, and love, Bezazzl MR. AND MRS. BROOKE PEIRCE l donjt know, he 'ust wandered in! I 29

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Left to right: Mr. E. Galkin, Dr. L. Johnson, Mr. S. Albritton, Mr. R. LewiS. 28 Seated, left to right: Mr. J. Williams, Dr. M. Rose, Mr. W. Morris. Standing: Dr. B. Peirce, Dr. J. Scanlan, Dr. J. Chamberlain, Dr. T. Speers.

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Departmental Clubs Departmental clubs, along with The Forum, a new group designed to encourage expression of student ideas; enrich the students9 educational experience and supplement the work of the depart- ments by discussions, lectures, movies and informal get-togethers. This year each club did its part towards boosting the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary F und. Symposiums 0n the urbanism program took the spotlight, and in this way many of the clubs related urbanism to their specific interests. The German Club spon- sored a symposium on the city of Nuremberg; after-dinner discussions on contemporary American democracy in the city were held by the History Club; G.C.I.A. gave a series of ttFireside Discus- sions centered around the theme, ttReligion and the City,i; the Science Club held a lecture-discussion on the problem of pollution in the city; Miss Spencer conducted a lecture for the French Club 011 ttUrbanism in France ; the Mock Political Conven- tion was sponsored by the Political Science Club; and the Psychology Club presented a film on urban social problems. The visual aspect of urbanism was treated by the Fine Arts Club through an exhibition of the works of Aaron Sopher on the topic ttLife in the Cityia; and the Sociology and Economics Club sponsored a photography contest based on subjects dealing with MValues in the City? HISTORY CLUB First row, left to right: M. Turner, A. Bisgaier, F. Morton, C. Daniel, D. Pilzer, J. Hammann. Setond row: 5. Smith, S. Fischer. E. Crockett, M. Arnold, J. Sondheim, J. Desiosiers, P. Mackinney, E. Lasson, C. Cooper.