Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1973 volume:

Leaflets abounded as the election drew near, As supporters for each candidate bended your ear. One if for McGovern, two if for Tricky Dick, And we were the ones who had to make the pick. Questions arose As to which courses we should fake So to our advisors we went To help determine our fate?? v Socializing was important And with no place to go A cool diet-rife with lemon Helped to soften the blow. 31M5uth M hwy , Wt m Wm vmmr wmmum1n Already we grew curious for a place To which we could escape, But what could we do Without a Friday night date? To The P.O. we wen? To Find us a ride, 50 in our room We would not have to hide. HI. ChidNJS mm 3037 $55!! UWILQPES MIU HAVE 1 85785? moans mm L ,mwazmww M With little work To do, The fun could begin. So what could we do Except break open the gin? All Hoppies are known There were pretzels and chips For their sensitive ear, To go all around. And before we knew it, Still, being with them They began to appear. Was really a down. Give me an Give me an Give me o Give me another What do you get? a picnic. 1 01 0 Two weeks had gone by Before things started hopping. To the mixer we went To hear some hard-rocking. For the girls it was free All others a buck. Now isn't that reasonable, Just to try your luck? 1O Nostalgia then sfruck us And madness abounded. The greasers slid in And we were all astounded. The books were all piled Clear up to the ceiling, And in the pit of our stomach Was that same queasy feeling. The homework assignments Kept rolling in. Thus we were made yTo pay for our sins. A day of relief Was not too Far away, As Ailey and Company Put on quite a display. 16 Marvin Banks Perry Jr. Our story is not over We've iust yet begun, Here are our faculty Each and every one. To them we give Our thanks and good cheers, For the knowledge they've imparfed Which will last us through the years. Rhoda Dorsey Martha Nichols Joan S. Stark 18 Grefyl Chapman Rudy Lentulay Gerald Kurtz Philip McLewin William Leons Julie Jeffrey 20 Jane MoreII Jean Baker 21 John Foeresfer Barton Houseman 22 James Webb David Horn Marguerite Webb Ann Lacy 23 William Stroh Lewis Walker 24 Ingrid Bucher Chester Nafunewicz John Finn Eva Gossman Adrian Monforo Hertha Krofkoff John Donaldson Lincoln Johnson mmw wmmm mu. George Dowel! Daniel Abrams 27 Barbara Long Elaine Koppelman d w J... 10 a r a S 28 Pa fricia Powers Helen Funk Dorothy Bernstein 29 Jean Bradford T Rolf Muuss Alice Rossi Eli Velder CIifTord Greene 31 David Silk Isabel H'Sawhill m Ir 6 b m ha C n In 0 J Anna C. Nichols Chrysfelle T. Bond 33 Jerome l. Cooperman Brownlee S. Corrin Lawrence K. Munns R. Kent Lancaster Lewis A. Walker George A. Foofe 35 George R. Woodhead Eliot? Galkin 36 Doro Leanos Sergio Rigol Genevieve Murechaux 37 iel Schm Robert C Hedges iam L W Brooke Peirce Robert W. Pearson - Donald T. Risley Hilton Brown 39 TUTTLE I-DOWN 4! 2-ACROSS GALLAGHER 42 GAMBLE DOWN 2 43 3-DOWN 44 ZOWZ-woz: BALDWIN 4-AC ROSS 45 ALCOCK 5-ACROSS 46 6-ACROSS BENNET 47 DOWN 7. LEWIS Robin A. Joseph White Plains, New York English Four years have passed, some did if in three They will long live in our memory From abstract art to Hfmiie math Their studies each took a different path. Who knows what the future has in store? For the rest of your lives you have that path to eprre. 49 Katherine H. Carpenter Ellicott City, Maryland Education Cynthia A. Kabof Teaneck, New Jersey French Lauren M. Curfis Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Psychology 50 Jane E. Ligums Newton Center, Massachusetts Psychology Katherine B. Fuchs Chappaqua, New York Psychology Diane E. Borsf Rosemont, Pennsylvania Biological Sciences 51 Constance V. Stone Savannah, Georgia BiologicaI Sciences 52 Donna J. Simms Baltimore, Maryland Visual Arts-Dramatic Arts Katherine P. Edmonds Baltimore, Maryland American Studies Kathleen A. Maroney Elmsford, New York Philosophy Adinah Schna Rigo Park, New York Music 53 Shem L. Weissman Silver Springs, Maryland Visual Arts Elizabeth M. Kingsley Rockville, Maryland Chemistry Lisa A. Pagliarb Mount Kisco, New York Roman Studies 54 Sara R. Perman Niagra Falls, New York History Betsy Atwood . . Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Jan'ce L Gabrllove Education New York 0'7 55 Chemistry Lynn A. Labun Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Visual Arts Jane!L L. Farrell Baltimore, Maryland Spanish Anne C. Roark 56 Scott City, Kansas English-Dramutic Arts Heidi C. Kesseler New York, New York French Carolyn L. Bransford Salt Lake City, Utah French Marilyn G. Dow Morristown, New Jersey 57 Mathematics Susan C. Ekdahl Geifysburg, Pennsylvania Mathematics Elizabeth C. Coulbourn Huntington, New Zork Barbara K. Beck Bel Air, Maryland Biological Sciences 58 Karen R. Koppel Fort Plain, New York Political Science Laureen F. Loch Woodbridge, Connecticut English 59 Linda J. Schloss Fruminghum, Massachussem Barbara J. Wagar Wilton, Connecticut Mary B. Kaisersky Baltimore, Maryland 60 Ecuation Ann M. Showan Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Pre-Med Deborah M. Cox Glastonbury, Connecticut Chemistry Joanne M. Houska Baltimore, Maryland Classics 61 Linda S. Laibsfain Norfolk, Virginia History Diane M. Gallersfein New York, New York Visual Arts Barbara Sadick Hanes Baltimore, Maryland Visual Ans Stacy A. Brown Cumberland, Maryland Western European Studies Charlotte L. Ferraro Hyatsville, Maryland Cheri E. Wyron Portsmouth, Virginia Mathematics 63 Callie J. Herzog Atlanta Georgia Patricia L. thridge Bel Air, Maryland Visual Ans Terry J. Berg Dallas, Texas Religion-Sociology 64 Wendy Lasser Lurchmonf, New York English Susan Snyder Dover Columbia, Maryland Psychology Barbara L. PolikofF Melrose Park, Pennsylvania Biological Sciences 65 Miriam E. Kafowifz Belmont, MassochuseHs Political Science Mary Staffer Wyncote, Pennsylvania English Barbara S. Ginsburg Baltimore, Maryland Chemistry 66 Lee Johnson Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania History Bonnie L. Robinson Summit, New Jersey English Susanne PfifFerIing lslip, New York History 67 Faye M. Polayes Woodbridge, Connecticut Political Science Constance M. Chilis Baltimore, Maryland English Lia P. Lindsey Florence, Alabama Religion 68 Elaine A. Coggins Alexandria, Virginia Mathematics Helen T. Dryden Laredo, Texas Judy A. Hirschfeld Baltimore, Maryland Education 69 Diane N. Cherry Princeton, New Jersey American Studies Joan C. Werfhman Great Neck, New York English 70 Jessica Budick Baltimore, Maryland Bharafi $asfry Jamaica, New York Chemistry Leslie A. Valentine Austin, Texas English Stephanie K. Sugioka Chapel Hill, Norih Carolina 71 English-Dromafic Arts Anifa C. Comfois Baltimore, Maryland French Alice K. Keilson New York, New York Music Roxana C. Mafienzo Bayamon, Puerto Rico English 72 Mary Jane Milligan Coronado, California History Zoe Isabelle Ingalls Baltimore, Maryland English Mary K. DeMaHeis New Brunswick, New Jersey Music 73 Juanita A. Carey Biglerville, Pennsylvania Charlotte Goldstein Bethesda, Maryland American Studies Cindy L. Shutan Woodbridge, Connecticut Sociology Marion 5. Whiflock Waterford, Connecticut English Nancy E. Bunting Fillmore, New York History Alice G. Pinderhuges Baltimore, Maryland Political Science Abbe Nathanson Trenton, New Jersey French Eva L. Queral Owings Mill, Maryland Pre Med Laura R. Nebel Englewood, Colorado Economics Dale F. Snyder Columbus, Georgia Visual Arts Marianne J. Knapp Bradly Beach, New Jersey History 77 Elizabefh B. March Nashua, New Hampshire English Jann K. Jackson Baltimore, Maryiand Psychology Kaye C. KiHinsky Harrisburg, Pennsylvania History Martha J. Sack Flushing, New York Sociology-Anfhropology Jean Michaelson Porter Owings Mills, Maryland Psychology Jean L. Keefer 79 Philidelphia, Pennsylvania Yone Akimaya New York, New York Visual Arts Jane W. Willison Silver Spring, Maryland Pre Med Deborah L. Bock Baltimore, Maryland Political Science 80 Lynne Aronson Columbus, Ohio French Pamela J. Hart Northbrook, Illinois Education Carol Hendrick Wilburn Glen Burnie, Maryland Sociology 81 Janet E. Sorensen Gareth L Esersky Tuscaloosa, Alabama Claremonf, New Hampshire English-Dramatic Arts Barbara A. Wronosky Troy, New York Biological Sciences 82 Marlene I. Rabinowifz Leah M. Sanforo Baltimore, Maryiand Bridgeton, New Jersey Education Dramatic Arts-English Carol R. Gross Baltimore, Maryland French Constance L. Harris Canton, Ohio Dramatic Arts 83 Susan E. Early Wichita, Kansas Philosophy Janis C. Goff Westport, Conneticut English-Dramafic Arts Kristin K. Dutton Moorestown, New Jersey 84 English EHen P. Richards Waterbury, Connecticut French ;. 135m mama, w a v w . .M. . 3:;a3pwgk.u Wu? A ' a nag. r :2 E A w , z w 6:: x H Yvonne B. Owens Baltimore, Maryland Visual Arts Debra S. Deufsch Glencoe, Illinois American Studies Leslie B. Miller New York, New York Political Science Paget K. Humphreys Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology 86 Jill R. Wiefzen East Brunswick, New Jersey History M, P aw Julie Reichman Nashville, Tennessee Karen Bernhard? Baltimore, Maryland 87 Debra S. Wertheimer Baltimore, Maryland Pre Med Michelle A. Neill Glen Arm, Maryland Sheryl A. Reeve College Park, Maryland Sociology-Psychology 88 Marta L. Pearl Glens Falls, New York Sociology Susan D. Snyder Laredo, Texas Psychology Edith A. Wohlberg Wilton, Connecticut Economics 89 Kathie P. Maufner Washington, D. C. BeIIe-Anne Abrams Roosevelt, New York Virginia V. Dunn Seattle, Washington Sociology-History 90 PresciHa BeIz Lutherville, Maryland Nancy C. Bogle Alfoono, Pennsylvania English Karen M. Murphy Sagamore Beach, Massachuseffs Philosophy 91 Katherine E. Humphrey Minneapolis, Minnesota Education Miriam E. Brown Baltimore, Maryland History Marcia C. Willing Silver Spring, Maryland Biological Sciences 92 Ann I. McClellan Lawrenceville, New Jersey History Jacqui L. Fiske Weston, Connedicuf Political Science Susanna C. Poliak Fort lee, New Jersey PreMed 93 Jennifer A. Hawes Baltimore, Maryland Sociology Rosearl K. Julian Baltimore, Maryland American Studies Joan S. Shnipper Teaneck, New Jersey French 94 Debra S. Linowifz Trenton, New Jersey French Margaret C. Weigel Baltimore, Maryland Psychology Kathy J. Field Waban, Massachusetts Ann H. Sablosky Cheltenhom, Pennsylvania French Suzanne H. Moore Darien, Connecticut Barbara A. PeHiiohn Huddonfield, New Jersey Biological Sciences 96 Antoinette J. Daugherty Hinghom, Massachusetts Education Ruth E. Friedman Clarks Green, Pennsylvania History Lynne A. Hewlett Smoke Rise, New Jersey Education 97 Jeanne L. Vertes Karen J. Hawk Piscataway, New Jersey Baltimore, Maryland Philosophy American Sfudies E. Leighton King Baltimore, Md. English 98 Janet Fenton Muncie, Indiana English Ann F. Thompson Susan Silver Nashville, Tennessee Wilmington, Delaware Infernafional Relations Humanifies 99 Michelle A. Mead Erie, Pennsylvania French Althea R. Dryer Lexington, Massachusetts American Sfudies Kathy 5. Wolf? New Rochelle, New York English Elizabeth A. Shapiro Aflanfa, Georgia Psychology Sima M. Schif? Lawrence, New York Economics Nancy E. Fink Baltimore, Maryland Sociology 101 Niloofar Zeinab Sadiadi Balh'more, Maryland Jacqueline D. Greenberg Miami Beach, Florida Biological Sciences Robin 5. Berger Shorf Hills, New Jersey Economics 102 Jo Ellen Stomn Washington DC. Educah'on-Psychology Neda Coleman Nussbaum Baltimore, Maryland Psychology Sarah E. Leonard Spring Grove, Pennsylvania American Studies 103 Susan K. Landau White Plains, New York Philosophy Claire D. Jones Baltimore, Maryland Dramatic Arts Patricia E. Parsley Savema Park, Maryland Biological Sciences 104 Donna R. Aliminosa Hanover, Pennsylvania Dramatic Arts Svietlano L. Tolley Monkfon, Maryland Visual Arts' Adele E. Eskin Silver Spring, Maryland Education 105 Dana E. Johnson Kensingfon, Maryland Visual Ads Minnie C. Waters 106 Rockville, Maryland Visual Arts Emily R. Kaifz Alexandria, Virginia Visual Arts Susan H. Levine Wesf Hartford, Connech'cuf Education 107 Susan H. Wimsatt Balh'more, Maryland Biological Sciences Joan M. Barth Brooklyn, New York Sociology Jennifer Donald Colorado Springs, Colorado Psychology Brenda G. Curley Edgewater, Maryland American Studies Martha K. Rosenwald Lincoln, Massachusetts Sociology-Anfhropology Theresa A. Ross 109 Washingfon D.C. Russian Marta Halleft Sherborn, Massachusetts French Ellen S. Baron Wyncofe, Pennsylvania Biology Helene Beth Manning no New Rochelle, New York Mafhemafics Constance Chilis Baltimore, Maryland English Jeannette Serabian Marlton, New Jersey Music Holly Borus Fair Haven, New Jersey 1H Diane Gallop Bethesda, Maryland Psychology Dena Litow Salisbury, Maryland Spankh Gillian Hope Folley Norwich, Vermont Biological Sciences 112 Marjory S. Aronson Newton, Massachuseffs Religion 15 I 116 H7 118 I21 To escape from their studies, to the gym they do flee, Under the water or on top of the ground. Swimming and tennis and even hockey. For those not as athletically inclined, From fall until summer there is much to be found, There is riding and ballet both equally refined. I22 123 I26 127 1m RM Here we go a flipping, flopping, On our way to do our shopping. 130 Toil we must without our soxes, In order to fill our ice boxes. 131 132 Dressing for a friday night date . . . In this gefup we know we, return late! 133 134 Life here at Gaucher Is not always so strange, Take a look see At normalcy for a change I35 I36 138 139 I40 $33? ' 5 m HI 142 143 A 4 1 5 4 DONNYBROOK FAIR S TAFF Karen LeVine-Editor Linda Himmelberger-Treasurer Ellen Baron-Monager PHOTOGRAPHY Terry Berg Robert Eden Lisa Klein Koren LeVine Alvin Schein JeH: Sterling Walter Urie Special Thanks To: Ben Fisher 'Barbaro Jessen Alice Keilson Phyllis LeVine Jane Ligums Leslie Miller Cheryl Strober and Coy Harris our yearbook Representative 147 Compliments of one of the unidentifiable shadowy mass' An anonymous Trustee 15! i w e93: , . T 'f pfii Vi g EriLQy leafmgi through this book, To ?ekingile aldeories, . or on this things m ended emf - May 27,1973. M