Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Presidenfs 80mL Ride, May. I966 H is impossible +0 convey our gra+i+ude for all you have done for us. H is equally difficul'l' +0 say good-bye. As a small +oken of our apprecia+ion we dedicafe +his Donnybrook Fair I967 +0 you, Presiden'l' Kraushaar. Surprise Birfhday Parfy. Fresiden+ Kraushaar and Senior Class NOV. I966 Presiden+ Ann Maqill

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Sudi Sfaub THE SIGN. RUSTED ON THE EDGES, BENT IN ONE CORNER: DO NOT WALK ON THE GRASSain chipped red Ie+- +ers againsf a mud-spaHered whHe background. s+uck in +he middle of a clump of yellowedI briHle weeds. deadened by +he heat of +he sun's rays. Gnarled roo+s. +wis+ing and Jturning, sIH'her in and ouf of cracks in +he dried ear+h. A solid +ree frunk. massive, heavy. s+re+ches upwards. Bark crumbled on one sideapeeling on +he oH'IerI exposing +he wooden core. The leavesasiill green in +he cenfer, brown and curled inward on +he edges claw a+ +he windless air around +hem. The sun beak on +he branches and leaves. cas+ing an amorphous shadow on +he ground. The girl si'H'ing under +he shadow d +he +ree seeks refuge from +he oppressive heaf. She hears no+hing bu+ +he sound d: her own pulse +hrobbing. an her clofhes rusHing as she moves +0 wipe +he beads of perspirafion forming on her forehead. She pu+s her hands over her eyes. as if +0 blof +hem out The deadliness of fhe air-alone as if she were Hue only living being in an unreal world. A leaf eeril floa'l's down from a +opmos+ branch. Two birds fry by slowly-wings flapping in a sieady heavy rh +hm. She s+re+ches ou+ her hand +0 +he nearby +runk of +he free. Bari crumbles away . . . . wood, cold. unresponsive. Amba Rusf