Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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5 1..- ,,, . 4 4- ff 6 -ii. Music Dr F Cnlkin Mr S. Albritton, Mr. R. Lcwis. Miss- ing: Miss Katzencllcnbogen, Mr. G. 'Woodhead. Fine Arts Dr. E. Spencer, Mrs. A. Rolths- child, Dr. L. Johnson. AII.S'.S'Z77g! Mr. D. Risley, Dr. P. Stanton.

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Philosophy U L... 'T Religion Dr. T. G. Speers, Dr. YV. Morris, Dr. Chamberlain. .-V ..... W rg. aj 5.15 ' M Nm l v' W' 'I f hgh h W W Dr. Scanlan, Dr. M. Rose. Missing: Dr. O. Krauslrzlznr.