Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1975 volume:

Rhoda M wry Doersey A woman President was long overdue at Goucher College. By unanimous agreement, the woman chosen was well worth the wait. F ollowing the decision to fill the Presidential vacancy with a woman of valor, Gou- cher experienced a renaissance. The interest of the student body was reawakened and we felt guided in a positive direction. Faith was renewed in Goucher as an institution for women. Rhoda M. Dorsey inspired the revival. The student body holds great respect for Dr. Dorsey as an individual, a woman, a leader, an educator, and a friend. An initial encounter with the efficient no-nonsense president might intimidate some students. A few minutes of conversation will undoubtedly expose an extremely congenial, compassionate, and witty woman. Each individualis picture of Rhoda Dorsey is bound to differ. This is indicative of our tiFirst Ladyisi, diversity. Pictures of hullabaloo boots, nurses caps, three-dimensial maps, and ijockt, sweatshirts and sneakers help create the collage. Scholarly merit shines through in brilliant colors. Donnybrook Fair wishes to honor and acknowledge Rhoda M. Dorsey. It is our hope that her term be fruitful and fulfilling. With these aspirations we dedicate Donnybrook Fair 1975 to Rhoda Mary Dorsey. Michelle S. Babbitt Tmstees Announce the New President Gaucher Celebrates A Beginning A Toast To 01M New President! Her Kind I have gone out, a possessed witch, haunting the black air, braver at night; dreaming evil, I have done my hitch over the plain houses, light by light: lonely thing, twelve-fingered, out of mind. A woman like that is not a woman, quite. I have been her kind. I have found the warm caves in the Woods, filled them with Skillets, carvings, shelves, closets, silks, innumerable goods; fixed the suppers for the worms and the elves: whining, rearranging the disaligned. A woman like that is misunderstood. I have been her kind. I have ridden in your car, driver, waved my nude arms at villages going by, learning the last bright routes, survivor where your flames still bite my thigh and my ribs crack where 'your wheels wind. A woman like that is not ashamed to die. I have been her kind. Anne Sexton rr woman like that is not as amed to die? Anne Sexton 1929-19 7!, 10 7L uguration 11 12 if $49: t :4 h . . . I am honored to be able to share this day of celebration with other distinguished guests from her past, and to bring the warmest greetings from the student body? 13 She,s an amazing woman-if you can keep up with her, y0u 1l not only be a lucky woman yourself, but you 1l deserve a medal for long distance running? Wuus '4' am.u..n ' .n n. , ' ' I Q l4 ttIfs clear to me and the incredibly talented Goucher students, past and present, that one of the women most instrumental in clearing our tpatht for development is being honored today? 15 16 A Celebration of Women Women have been referred to as the iisecond sex? The connotation is a negative one placing them below men; not properly alongside them. The iiNew Womanii is well aware of her capac- ity to succeed on equal terms with men. Stereo- types have been cast away, allowing women greater freedom and flexibility in a male ori- ented and dominated society. The inaugural week entitled iiA Celebration of Womenb was mentally and spiritually up- lifting and invigorating. Diversified types of women passed swiftly through our lives provid- ing inspiration of lasting duration. Future plans were illuminated with bright rays of hope given off by the speakers and President Dorsey. Thoughts flamed into actions. Anne Sexton, poetess, touched us emotion- ally and made us introspective and pensive. Sa- rah Tilghman Hughes, United States District Judge from Texas, and Sarah Weddington of the Texas legislature, proved that government positions are not solely reserved for men. It is true that a womanis place is in iiThe House? Jacquelyn Anderson Mattfeld, dean of faculty and academic affairs at Brown University, was but one example of women in the adminis- trative realm. Mentioned here were just a few women joining in iiA Celebration of Women? If one womanis thoughts were heard it was enough of a catalyst to incite positive action. iiA Celebration of Women,, in honor of Rhoda M. Dorsey is over. Its effects are long in lingering-forceful in impact. Michelle S. Babbitt gwpwwk..w l7 18 ' :; WW, 3 11:33:: ETW KWNWKX L 20 21 23 Administmtion President Rhoda Mary Dorsey 24 Director of Residence Joan Winship Director of Admissions Robert T. Merritt Dean and Vice President James Billet Dean of Students Martha A. Nichols 25 Vice President Financial Affairs Richard Palmer Director of Financial Aid Patricia Hogan Assistant Dean Mary Ellen Bowden 26 Registrar Mildred Covey Associate Registrar Evelyn Schroedl Director of Student Activities Carol Crunch, Fox 27 28 Martin Berlinrood Helen B. F unk Ann M. Lacy Helen M. Habermann H. Marguerite Webb 29 Classics Robert Schmiel Chester Natunewicz Lewis Walker Barton Houseman Em MMR les'axdusmzv'M David Horn 31 Dramatic Arts George B. Dowe11 32 Clystelle Bond Economics . Bearman Arlene E Robert Pearson 33 Ronald A. Krieger Education David Silk Rolf Muuss 34 Eli Velder . .wwa M 35 Fontaine Belford VVllliam Hedges Ruth Limmer English 36 Virginia Carruthers Brooke Pierce Sara dc Ford 37 History R. Kent Lancaster Jean Baker 38 Julie J effrey George Foote 39 Mathematics Ronald F. Levy Geraldine Coon Elaine Koppelman 41 M odern Languages French Genevieve Mar'echaux John Donaldson 42 Frederic Musser 43 Russian Rudy J . Lentulay Vlada Tolley Adrian G. Montoro German Hertha Krotkoff Sibylle Ehrlich 45 Music Elliott W. Galkin Daniel Abrams Robert Hall Lewis 46 Philosophy Eva Reinitz Gossman Mary Carman Rose Joseph Morton 47 Ingrid Bucher Physics Richard Stroh ym....wwm Political Science Lawrence Munns Brownlee Corrin Marianne Githens J ean Bradford John Finn Psychology Ruth Wylie 50 Religion 43??? '; 11 Mg 92.? M ; .4 'A :1 Wu P , Herbert Brockman John Chamberlain 51 Art Lincoln F. Johnson Hilton Brown Donald T. Risley 52 Olive Westbrooke Quinn Sociology A QQQONO'BQawSS Eric Van Schaack Eva Friedlander 53 hillary l. aidus staten island, new york dramatic arts denise h. anderson dix hills, new york english 54 ariane c. archer baltimore, maryland mathematics cynthia d. archer 55 oakdale, pennsylvania visual arts pamela 11, artigiani lisa barbanti baltimore, maryland atlantic city, new jersey visual arts psychology sally c. barr attleboro, massachusetts 56 elementary education anna baumann baltimore, maryland psych 010 gw sociology grace b. benet roxton, maryland visual arts anne l. baur pittsburgh, pennsylvania psychology 57 emily a. bergman dallas, texas english lynne a. binder eastchester, new york psychology lucy betts Cinncinati, Ohio frenchmducation 58 barbara a. bither Wilmington, delaware history beth a. blatnick rita bradby Wilmington, delawarc richmond, Virginia history psychology education 59 amy de bronkart severna park, maryland sarah r. bronstein music randallstown, maryland english Iinda I. burgess potomac, maryland economics 60 penelope a. carroll baltimore, maryland biology ilene j. callan river edge, new jersey history 61 amy m. chapper baltimore, maryland american studies edith a. cassidy hudson, ohio elementary education janice a. coburn east brunswick, new jersey visual arts 62 kim cochran trappe, maryland visual arts Iois m. conn leslie m. coons bethesda, maryland glastonbury, connecticut chemistry Spanish 63 jane patricia cregan north tarrytown, new york frencmgerman elizabeth d. dellow Chicago, illinois art histoerhilosophy josseline m. van opstal croft medferd lakes, new jersey biology psychology 64 cornell'a a. dormer baltimore, maryland french deborah p. derr baltimore, maryland chemistry marian dillon providence, rhode island history 65 g carolyn dunmire baltimore, maryland pre-med donna m. dylo melinda k. easton wilkes barre, pennsylvania greenwich, connecticut germanhussian biology 66 margaret a. etheridge simsbury, connecticut english Sheryl fedder new rochelle, new york historyweducation laura m. ewing lindenwold, new jersey international relations 67 veda ferlazzo needham, massachuseus philosophywnglish margaret g. fisher dover, pennsylvania mathematics urlene h. 5176? owings mills, maryland sociology 68 barbara j. frazier baltimore, maxyland chemistry sylvia m. forment miami, florida sociology 69 beth t. fried new york, new york economics barbara j. friedman chappaqua, new york french 70 debbie gabrz'el mary d. gallaway washington, d.c. baltimore, maryland french international relations donna r. gardner baltimore, maryland sociology 71 linda j. gebauer lutherville, maryland psychology janys 14 gelberg teaneck, new jersey pre-med julia m. gelfand iowa city, iowa history sociology 72 miriam b. goldberger nutley, new jersey danceXhistory emily r. gobstein douglaston, new york spanishMrencmeducation deborah 1. golden north haven, connecticut dramatic arts 73 nancy d. graupman rochester, new york elementary education sheila l. graves baltimore, maryland chemistry janet l. grove chambersburg, pennsylvania psychology 74 lerm harris memphis, tennessee religion lisa guth nancy e. harrington baltimore, maryland oradell, new jersey psychology sociology chemistry 75 dara b. hauser thomasine w. hawkins white plains, new york annapolis, maryland sociology french susan hebel evanston, illinois biology 76 h m e h r. m 0 a n brooklyn, new york bio logy patricia hickman d n M a m n. W 0 t r e t s e h C h .m g n e 77 joanne m. holcombe Olivia C. halt mountainside, new jersey cos cob, connecticut germaMmusic biology barbara k. hunter pittsburgh, pennsylvania political science 78 glenn jones baltimore, maryland biology g. perry hudkins Chester depot, vermont mathematicwphysics pamela m. jones potomac, maryland visual arts 79 patricia l.j0nes washington, d.c. american studies deborah aA kalif somerset, massachusetts economics ruth a. kasckow timonium, maryland music irene r. katz worlester, massachusetts elementary education regina m. kaufmann linwood, maryland psychology susan d. keller woodmere, new york elementary education 81 carolyn 3. knight towson, maryland psychology education vida khalvati bronx, new york sociologymmhropology janina koc 82 philadelphia, pennsylvania russianmociology phaedra koliais baltimore, maryland biology nancyj. kramer saint simons, georgia international relations 83 linda m. krausz baltimore, maryland political science caroline b. land alexandria, Virginia american studies 84 melanie 1. law baltimore, maryland economics constance e, lawthers waterloo, new york music judith a. leary lexington, massachusetts political science 85 janis e. lehrer bangor, pennsylvania biology lucy b. levy arlette m. lindsay new york, new york baltimore, maryland frenchmsychology biology 86 judith s. linowitz baltimore, maryland psychology rebecca c. 10mg7 larchmom, new york english 87 loretta l. luceri andover, massachusetts elementary education patricia h. lyman middlefleld, connecticut religion 88 susan 5.0. lytle monkton, maryland frenchhussian katherine e. macdonald malvern, pennsylvania english amira v. margie baltimore, maryland english 89 debra l. marsh wheaton, maryland political science 9O margaret p. mason edgewood, maryland english jean m. mclaughlin white plains, new york english cymhia a. middleton lynchburg, Virginia political science susan c. merriken chestertown, maryland economics linda a. minor baltimore, maryland biology lisa s. mirski baltimore, maryland visual artVenglish linda k. moore lutherville, maryland history priscilla j. moore pittsburg, pennsylvania economics 92 sarah moss westfield, new jersey elementary education elizabeth l. murphy bronxville, new york biology Cheryl e. nelson long island, new york elementary education 93 leslie m. noftsinger newark, delaware political science jean m. nemeth towson, maryland english 94 peggy r. aidick pikesville, maryland french debbi r. weinstock rockville, maryland early admissions-class 0f 95 95 joy 6. olgyay baltimore, maryland economics jean w. osborne dover, delaware history judith a. panik allentown, pennsylvania french brenda s. rayner westport, connecticut english carole a. petty pittsburgh, pennsylvania economicanternational relations 97 brenda g. reckley baltimore, maryland victoria a. reich stony brook, new york biology 98 gale reikenis phoenix, maryland biology deborah l. reilly darien, connecticut english 99 100 gina i. resnick east brunswick, new jersey history Claire ross bethesda, maryland anthropology dance mary c. rus bethesda, maryland urban planning anne ryan fair haven, new jersey international relations cathy d. sachs irvington, new york englishMramatic arts 101 apira savanayana charlestown, west Virginia french suzanne e. sands baltimore, maryland mathematics 102 koula k. savvakis baltimore, maryland psychology carol aA schleicher key largo, florida mathematics 103 linda schoedinger baltimore, maryland biology marian j. sendor westbury, new york art history joanne b. schubert Cincinnati, ohio economics 104 linda s. shenwick mamaroneck, new york political science jo anne shanberge milwaukee, Wisconsin psychology 105 marjorie b. simon baltimore, maryland educatiom psychology rosemary I. shearer ellicott city, maryland mathematics 106 Christine f simpkins baltimore, maryland mathematics linda r. sowbel baltimore, maryland psycholongusic saili solomona american samoa biology 107 susan i. starrett baltimore, maryland english 1E4 . .ka u ; xl Q I .9 c Q: ,o; valeriej. Stanley Chevy Chase, maryland sociology 108 d.j. surnamer syosset, new york english marcie l. sweren owings mills, maryland american studies susan s. swantek grosse pointe, michigan political science 109 anne c. taylor columbus, Ohio international relations nancy k. terrell memphis, tennessee english irma c. tews lutherville, maryland american studies 110 marcz'a i. limoll baltimore, maryland biology tay thayer middletown, new york education, english 111 leslie s. tomkinson surf city, new jersey studio art mary h. vollmer baltimore, maryland sociology irene l. wapnir port washington, new york biology 112 deborah j. wear moorestown, new jersey chemistry mary b. weinstock merion station, pennsylvania psychologymance jean b. white reistertown, maryland psychology 113 barbara a. wood laurel, maryland psychology jean e. Williams thomasville, pennsylvania american studies 114 rhonda a. woodhead chappaqua, new york english sally w. wood short hills, new jersey psychologymociology 115 116 leslie j. wooding new brunswick, new jersey elementary education wendy j. worth easton, connecticut Spanish shelly yaffe cherry hill, new jersey Visual arts mary k. yates mystic, connecticut sociology odile m. zientek amarillo, texas political science 117 In the beginning there was Vassar. There were, also, Goucher, Jackson, Mills, Pitzer, Radcliffe, Smith, Sweet Brim, Wellesley . . W That Old College Try by Willard Temple 118 ueducation is . . . until yowve caught on. -R0bert Frost 119 iiThere is a good principle which created order, light, and man, and an evil principle which created chaos, darkness, and womanKi-Pythagoras 120 iiThe glory of a man is knowl- edge, but the glory of a woman is to renounce knowl- edgefLChinese proverb All the reasonings of men are not worth one sentiment of women?L Voltaire Genius has no sexPLMa- dame de Stael 121 hWhen a woman thinks she thinks evil? 122 -Senaca hThe Whole education of women ought to be relative to men. T0 please them, to be useful to them, to make themselves loved and hon- ored by them, to educate them when young, to care for them when grown, to counsel them, to console them, and to make life sweet and agreeable to them-these are the duties of women at all times and what should be taught them from their infancy?L Jean Jacques Rousseau iiA woman is expected to regard it as complimentary to be told that she is in any re- spect the equal of a man; I do not know how many times in my life I have been graciously informed that I have a mascu- line brainfi-Lady Barbara Wooten ttlf l were asked to what the singular prosperity and growing strength of that people ought mainly to be attributed, I should reply: to the superiority of their women? -A1exis De Tocqueville tDemocracy in America, 184m 123 bWomen should receive a higher education, not in order to become doctors, lawyers, or profes- sors, but to rear their Offspring to be valuable human beingsfb wAlexis Carrel bMan, the Unknown 124 bIt would be preposterously naive to sug- gest that a BA. can be made as attractive to girls as a marriage license? Dr. Grayson Kirk Gormer President, Columbia Universitw hRemember the dignity of your womanhood. Do not appeal, do not beg, do not grovel. Take courage, join hands, stand beside us, fight with ustChristabel Pankhurst hEnglish suffragett67188O-l958h hMan is willing to accept woman as an equal, as a man in skirts, as an angel, a devil, a babyface, a servant, an encyclopedia, an ideal or an ob- scenity; the only thing he won,t ac- cept her as is a human being, a real human being of the female sex? 7D.H. Lawrence 125 Y Weekend 126 x... 3...: x53 . :tzis me. itxsz a :5. 9, , Ir tr . 4 46,36. 119.wa , , A :kavvwaa 395.35: : n... 27 l Its the Great Pumpkin! 128 D0uble your pleasure Double your fun . . P 130 gamf anfhk 09 GaucheWs version of Guess Whois Coming f0? Trick or Treat? 131 Saga does it again! 133 134 Strike or no strikew the food must go on! Strike? WhaVs a strike? m aw mrw 8 at f mm tc l 7X00, 138 h . . . Afar, The Village with its spires, the path of streams, t And dim receding valleys, hid before By interposing trees, lay visible Through the bare grove, and my familiar haunts Seemed new to me. Nor was I slow to come Among them, when the clouds, from their still skirts, Had shaken down on earth the feathery snow, And all was white? William Cullen Bryant 139 Mary Fisher Hall Bacon House 140 ' House m Baldw 141 Dulaney House 142 Hooper House 143 Anna Heubeck Hall Bennett House 144 Gamble House 145 Jeffrey House 146 inson House Rob 147 Froelicher Hall Alcock House 148 Gallagher House 149 away, 35333: w 9mg? Tuttle House 50 1 Stimson Hall $5? -. ' M- u. ,n VCQM Kn? wxu. War ? Lewis House 151 Probst House 152 Wayne? House 153 Winslow House 154 City Students 155 with a little help from our fm'ends Now, the ordinary athlete undergoes the rigours of training for the sake of mus- cular strength; but ours will do so rather with a view to stimulating the spirited element in their nature. 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