Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1974 volume:

The Unchanging C han ge 1 am not now That which I have been Chi1de Harold? Byron lity ta 1' isv the cyclic images of earth Midst the Chaos and confusion of opening day and registration, there is an awareness of 2; new and'ordered beginning. After the rigors of opening day and registration, life at Goucher often melts into a familiar pattern-a pattern broken only by new faces. With the warmth of Indian sum- mer, a sense of tranquility. V wmmumm mmmnmg amumxmmy m x e Arc W O H a H f O .H .H p S g .m m u a h e h T hill of November. 1tng 0 t0 the b. 1n blends 3 Creeping decay and erosion of confldence threatened the day to day calm at Goucher. H Time is a great legalizer, even in the field of morals? H. L. Mencken, A Book of Prefaces ' msz'EHm5 WW 90$'Y QLANl Q2? the spirit of desoiation'ali'd the Search for cohstrixctive change. In youth we learn; in age we understand? Marie Ebner-Eschenbach Between the learning and understanding lies a wealth of experience. 20 New York Pro Musica The man airft g0! Paul Simon, Igor Kipnis Goucher-Hopkins Symphony Orchestra 22 Preservation Hall Jazz Band n0 culture! TA Simple Desultory Philippif ' G0'0ch F 01k Singer Heinrich Henish, Taylor Lecturer 23 Hea1th lies in labor, and there is no royal road to it but through toil? Wendell Phillips From the winter . . . 7Hea1th lies in labor, and there is no royal road to it but through toil? Wendell Phillips . . . the surge into spring. 27 28 The end 10 another beginning is the mark of the unchanging change. 29 Rhoda Mary Dorsey Acting President Kenneth 0. Walker Acting, Dean Joan 'Scism Stark Assistant Dean Martha Arnold Nichols Dean ofSIudenls Muriel J. Nelson Director of Student Activities FACULTYVIL Chestrer F. Natunewicz . ' RobertCharles Schmiel - classzcs english and dramatic arts G eorge Brendan Dowel! Sara deFord William L. Hedges Gerald N. Kurtz modern languages Frederic O. Musser, Jr. ' Genevieve Marechaux Wolfgang E. Thormann 2P, Y 1, 2 John K, Donaldson, Jr. D. Henriette Horchler Leanos 35 Adrian Garcia Montoro Sergio A. Rigol Vlada Tolley 7 36 Rudy John Lentulay Hertha Krotkotf Daniel Abrams mm WWW mw Mumm George Woodhead Elliott W. Galkin Robert Hall Lewis Joseph Morton Mary Carman Rose Joseph E. Martirc 39 art Lincoln F. Johnson, Jr. Hilton Brown 40 Donald Thurston Risley Eric Van Schaack FACULTY 11 education Eli Velder Jane , Morrell Rolf Muuss 42 political science Brownlee Sands Corrin Marianne Githens Lawrence Kay Munns Jerome I. Cooperman economics Ronald A. Krieger Arlene E. Bearman Robert W. Pearson .m w e L C M l m. M D1 George A. F oote Julie Roy Jeifrey R. Kent Lancaster Olive Westbrooke Quinn Jen? 2 , . inf. , .nrww 5. 10; W m h t n a dk n a b .w C 0 S Alice S. RosSi William Leons ClilTord J. Green John V. Chamberlam FA C ULTY III mathematics Geraldine A. Coon Dorothy L. BernstEin 49 Ann Matthews Lacy ,n n a; m b a H M, n k e ,H Foers'ter , John W. . biology chemistry Walkef A 18 Lew Barton L. Houseman James L. A. Webb 51 David E. Horn 52 William Richard Stroh a psychology J ohn Patrick Finn Barbara , Henry Long Anna C. Nichols 53 Despite increasing financial pressure, Goucher reaffirmed its commitment to the higher education of women by voting down a proposed merger with J ohns Hop- kins University. Perhaps the title of Pro- fessors Webb and Housemants recently published manual best captures the fe- minist spirit at Goucher during 1973- 1974. , HeFFBtRGER SCIENCE 'BUILDING PARKING AREA e ,m, mu, Him! W'BIII 01mm ! $ 3 yuan. A un'e nw-u amanmfl 11anon v 2. V t ,, , Wt? yomhu't uvm . M dam x mm gum mm It mm. ;,,al?;.m t. m it mm 3 tn m mm nrrd h.- ym: mm : new! ' ammo wtu tt 0mm 4 man in H mm. ? . trmmmam M 1 krkmdm! l mm! 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Even the bookstore employed a campus patrolman! i,mmwmmwmumwuwm 59 The Red Cross blood drive at Goucher was not too successful this year, but those who partici- pated found it a very satisfying and not too painfulD experience. 60 The national fuel shortage did not pass unnoticed 0n the Goucher campus . . . ?. t x; 3 61 and due to the independent truckeras strike early in February, the service drive was emptier than usual. A primitive life-style wne without cars and truckQ threatened our jet-age culture. Goucher is largely a collective reflection of its students and their life-styles . . . 63 . . . in them lies the collegek greatest strength. 64 HOUSE PICTURES Probst 65 Winslow 66 67 A lcock 68 H'VJ n' .K T uttle 69 70 7i Gamble 72 ll? Baldw 73 H ooper 74 75 C ity S tudents 76 agumu 77 78 3 :3 3 ; Marsha R. Adler Norfolk, Virginia Biological Sciences Diane Aiken Baltimore, Maryland Religion 79 Mary H. Aronson Perth Amboy, New Jersey Political Science Mary Ann Albertines Timonium, Maryland Spanish Margaret M. Ballard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania History 80 Sherdcana Bell C olorado Springs, Colorado Roman Studies Alison Benscn New Canaan. Connecticut! French J ane Benson Phoenix, .Maryland Biological Sciences 81 Elizabeth L. Beck Honolulu, Hawaii Economics Elyse D. Beidner Tenafly, New Jersey Spanish-French 82 Valerie B. Barnes C hamhersburg, Penngylvania Mathematics Carol Beauduy Baltimore, Maryland Psychology Shannon M. Bealty Ellicott City. Mamvlzmd Biological Sciences 83 84 Karen J. Bergstrom Arlington, Virginai International Relations Claire Salkowski Boosal Baltimore, Maryland Psychology and English Tobi A. Bertiger Hillside, New Jersey Spanish-French Martha C. Bierbaum St. Petersburg, Florida Janet V. Blair Psychology Wilmette, Illinois English Janet Boyd Baltimore, Maryland Elememary Education 85 Marjorie L. Branden Salon, Ohio Englixh Catherine A. Bryant Fulmouth, Massachusetts Political Science Sally R. Brice Annapolis, Maryland Sociology 86 Carolyn G. Brooks St. Louis, Missouri Political Science if wmw Jaw 3w$3$dit m MW aw sauna Hus Norma A. Bridgelall Washington, DC. A nthrop0l0gy-S0ci0l0gy 87 88 Mary A. Burleson Weslfield, New Jersey Medieval Studies Patricia V. Burke Baltimore, Maryland Biological Sciences Antoinette M. Carella Millburn, New Jersqy Polirical Science Barbara V. Burt Oxford. Pennsylvania 89 English Patti H. Cass Pamela C. Cass Staten Island, New York Silver Spring, Maryland History English Dorothy C. Cartlidge Suljf City; New J ersey Visual ArlsvSIudio Concentration 90 Marjorie H. Cernitz Lynbrook, New York Elementary Education Jan L. Clarren Minneapolis, Minnesota Psychology Constance H. Chase Springfield. Virginia International Relalions 91 Rachel Cohan Cornwall, New York Political Science Leslie R. Cohen Gina F. Corvino Metuchen, New Jersey Richmond, Virginia Political Science Classics 92 Kate H. Compton Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Economics Susan Creel Pensacola, Florida International Relations Linda Crawford Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Elementary Education 93 Elizabeth M. Daniels Pelham, New York History Sara D. Davis Baltimore, Maryland History Karin J. Duchin Livingston, New Jersey Political Science 94 Judy Dayton Surf City, New Jersey Psychology Susan Gurganus Drackelt Columbia, Maryland GermaniSecondary Education 95 Ann Eisenberg Baltimore, Maryland C hemistry astgtag ;g;112y8? Barbara Edelstein Cherry Hill, New Jersey English Karen Denbroeder Lakeland, Florida Psychology 96 Jane E. Eyler Bronx, New York Political Science Carolyn E. Finck Palisades, New York English-Educalion Lubov Fajfer Baltimore, Maryland R ussianiGerman 97 Christine A. Findlan Clifton, New Jersey French Laurie F iori Martini? C reek, Pennsylvania History Lydia Fowler Cincinnati, Ohio H istory 98 Sandra Friedman New Rochelle, New York Elementary Education Elisabeth D. Friedman Flushing, New York English Barbara I. Friedland Lakewood, New J ersejy Julia A. Fuller Englewood, New Jersey Anne C. Gamson ReligioniPhilosophy Ballimore, Maryland Political Science Jan L. Friskey Baltimore, Maryland Mathematics Lisa J. Goldberg New York, New York Biological Sciences Margarita M. Goldberg Alexandria, Virginia German and Psychology Frayna E. Goodman Baltimore, Maryland Classics 'IOI Betsy A. Hake York, Pennsylvania Political Science Lisa S. Goldman New Haven, Connecticut French Deborah Cahn Griffin Pikesville, Maryland Psychology 102 Catherine K. Hall Annapolis, Maryland EconomicsiGerman Elizabeth A. Hallford Greenwille, South Carolina American Studies 103 Jane L. Hamrick Stauntan, Virginia M ath emali cs Ellen L. Hauptman Port Washington, New York Sociology Brigitte Heath Gaucher College, Maryland English 104 Victoria H. Henry Timonium, Maryland Lisa K. Heller Psychology Wanlagh, New York EnglishiFolklore Donna L Henderson 'ewporl. Rhode Island French 105 106 Susan E. Hihn Towson, Maryland Russian Tina Hirsch Baltimore, Maryland History Debra J. Hodges Coral Gables, Florida Elementary Education Kathy E. HoITman Severna Park, Maryland Philosophy Linda K. Himmelberger New C umberland, Pennsylvania Chemistry 107 Virginia G. Holloway Lancaster, Pennqylvania f?ench Elaine Holland Portland, Oregon Art History Catharine B. Hyatt West Nyack, New York Economics 108 Christina M. Interollo New York. New York Sociology Kathy Isaacs Kingston, Pennsylvania Sociology Linda Williams Hyle Baltimore, Maryland Psychology 109 Nena D. Jones Marsha S. Jacobs Ridgewood, New Jersey Riverside, Connecticut Sociology Political Science Karen Jelalian New York, New York C hemistry HO Sandy J. Kaplan Baltimore, Mawland English Jan C. Kaufman Baltimore, Maryland History Barbara Kalinowski Cranford, New Jersey Biological Sciences Ronna D. Kay Needham, Massaclzusetls English Mindie Lazinsky Baltimore, Maryland Biological Sciences Emilie B. Knapp Germantown, Malyland Pre-Medical Studies 112 Deborah M. Knight Upper Marlbam. Mankind Chemistry Diane Kimbcl Laurel. Maryland H I'A'rmjy HS Andrea M. Kushner Abington, Pennsylvania Psychology Shelley Kornblau West Orange, New Jersey Biology-Marh J J Christine E. Kestenbader Coopersburg, Pennsylvania Economics 114 Margery Lemb Karen D. LeVine Montoursville, Pennsylvania Manhassgh New York Polilical Science Political Science Ellen N. Levin Baltimore, Maryland Pre-Medical Studies H5 Caren J. Lichtenstein B rook I m, N cw York Sociology Rebecca F. Lipman Flushing, New York Economics Hb Jennifer Lovell Vince Baltimore, Maryland Elementary Education Mary K. Lyman Lutherville, Maryland American Studies Carol B. Lunder Swampscott, Massachusetts F rench -Educati0n Anni Macht Cincinnati, Ohio Religion 'll7 Gwynn B. Manfredi Nicosia, Cyprus English Amy Margolis Baltimore, Maryland Sociology Susan M. Marshner Baltimore, Maryland English 118 Cathy S. McFerrin Lutherville, Maryland Elememary Education Rosemarie Iacono McKee Mahwah, New Jersey Elementary Education Claudia A. Martancik Boonton, New Jersey Economics H9 Lyn McLarin Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Music Mary Mcdland Meg Michaelson Alexandria, Virginia New York, New York Visual A rls Dramatic Arm 120 Linda L. Mihan Princeton, N ew J ersey Englixh Sandra R. Minkin Williamsport, Pennsylvania Psychology- English Jane 0. Moment Baltimore, Maryland Biological Sciences 121 Carol M. Munday Washington, DC. fiench Linda Nachman Montgomeljy, A labama Psychology Ellen J. Morris Glencoe, Illinois Political SciencerMusic 122 Cindy J. Nevins Virginia Beach, Virginia English Elsa D. Newman Dresher, Pennqylvania Internatio'nal Relations Susan M. Noonan Allentown. Pennsylvania French 123 Jacqueline H. Norden Columbia, Maryland Psych 0 I 0 gy Barbara A. O Brien Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Economics 124 Lynda A. Okeeffe Torringmn, Connemicut Psycholagy Leone Pakter New York, New York HistoryiEducation Mary A. Orban Federalsburg, Maryland Mathematics 125 126 Linda A. Palm Timonium, Mmjyland Mathemaiics Nancy L. Peiser Dallas. Texas Psychology N Carol Miller Petasky Baltimore, Maryland Religion Amy Meislin Pollack Corinne L. Pritzlaff Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Huntington, New York English Spanish lNFURMATlUN Dolores Pescc Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Music 127 Barbara L. Ramsdell Morrisville, Pennsylvania English Felipa T. Propper Cresskill, New J ersey lmernulional Relations Norine E. Rendulich Rilltown. Pennsylvania English 128 Linda D. Ritz Baltimore, Maxylzmd EZememany Education Randcl Rillcr Marked Tree, Arkansas Elementary Education Wendy W. Ricker Baltimore, Maryland Psychologv I29 Helen Rosenbaum Baltimore, Maryland French and Elementary Education Isabel J. Scharf Woodmere, New York English Karen Rothschild Baltimore, Maryland Sociology 130 Molly Scherm Larchmont, New York Religion Debbie R. Schreiber South Orange. New Jersey Philosophy Joan M. Schuppert Towson, Maryland Mathematics 131 Alison J. Schwartz Nancy H. chal Maplewood. N ew Jersey WesWeld, New Jersey SociologyiA nlhropology History Ellen Shapiro Newton, Massachusetts Political Science I32 Ruth A. Shapiro Potomac, Maryland English Lynne N, Sherman Virginia A. Shipman Baltimore, Maryland Medfield, Massachuselts English English 133 Debra E. Shore Dallas. Texas Philosophy- Visual A rts Joanna Shyne Caldwell. New J crsey English 134 Ellen B. Spencer Davidson. North Carolina German Heather C. Smith Westwood, M assaclmsetts English Heather R. Sorensen Tuscaloosa, Alabama SociologyiAmhropology I35 Adrienne M. Spicgcl Brooklyn, New Yurk Biolagical Sciences Annette E. Stauffer Princeton, New Jersqy Elementary Education 136 Frances E. Stevens Arlinglon, Virginia lmernmimml Relan'om G, ' mbn . r x thw' h ; ' WW3? Diane K. Tseckares Albany, New York Music Anne V. chcncy Marion, Masmchusens History Kimberly E. Tucker Marcia SA Vajner Concord, New Hampshire Hudson, Ohio English Elementary Education Katerine H. Vandemaele Holliswood, New York Biological Sciences 138 Martha P. VanNuis Martinsville. New Jersey Political Svience Diane L. Waite Perkusie, Pennsylvania Elementary Education Dorlinda Varga Flarence. New York Psychology 139 Theresa W. Warner Arlington, Virginia Religion Ellen L. Weinberg Brooklyn, New York English Sherry T. Wexler Mount Vernon, New York Psy hology 140 Winona L. Wright Owings Mills, Maiyland History Anne L. Witt Princeton. New Jersey V isual A rts Mary K. Zheutlin Battle Creek, Michigan French Literature and Secondary Educalion HI . w 142 w W m a 143 I44 x . 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VQCO- D, Be. closed out ' Classes Pm'dals WEEKLY 1974 remember? No bogs Wetnig'hf ARM1 Pragmdetvt Perm! l'he. Eeskman , ,, me hand book. Dean D;say a-en qenJ: GOFFee a Sofurdmi QhSSeS m ihe smeltbtxr ; no cars Ragh- no exam wash man year no ommk-' hh,kb , Spiro who? no drmkmS ...ka ka Paws kelis no Smokmj 'kh,hhll'n 51m 316 Sex The, pizza Parjtul CJOTTQS in HE: alumni house No Planned A P0115 Parentbod on Invfceamons VOW$ daqs Goucher students welcome President Dorsey Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel comes to Visit Annual Spring Dance Concert Country Fair Students display prowess 0n the court . . . M 6 cu e h t .m d n a I '. , I . aw , u! ' ' ' .- - .. 1: :;;;-342+5 WW3WW Q :7 w .mlz. . .I.Jo9m viii-.. , drl'v .V O G .Qc .5 am Haw g a .mpn'wmnm g. m Commencement Events 1974 Saturday May 25 Commencement Chapel Luncheon in the Dining Halls Lecture by invited faculty speakers Open House at the Presidenfs House Sunday May 26 Senior Class Meeting Commencement Exercises Guest Speaker Phoebe B. Stanton Senior Class Speaker Debra Shore Jean H. Baker Barton L. Houseman Fontaine M. Belford fwwi. . 4-: 'wzi!!? x1 ,, r . -., WK. Pg ; L H Ellen ?LIncy Lwin, 51111310 . KL, Pz-M 7 KJren :21: 14411112. Hanhxr-cl. um. rout. 1.: I scare: Juno Uchtcnntun. Brook1yn, LL. Rebocck Prln Urnm. Flushing, N.Y., chn- 'r Prrm 7 Sue win Lia. mucou City, m., Prcr-v 6 Carol Beth Lundcr. Svanpacmt Hasn, I-r-rrr. H ley .43thch mun. Lutherville. 9411.. k. H Cathy Susan HcFerrin, Lutherville. Hd.. '1 nu. u w n1 x y . ,L. . . 0 av r r v . Tum: Eleonora Mach, Cincinnati. Ohio, Reunion Iliosemrie Iacono McKee, Cockeysville. 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