Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1978 volume:

DONNYBROOK FAIR .fi fr H6 -1 l If 1 5 - A 'Q-u:.,.d A-'V 3, -J vs wt 1 ' J QF' - 1, t,.5-'F I f '- wg W 1 ' 'w A A -G f -'s ' 9 - V L' Y in ,. , '14 ff ?-. 1. -45 ,bb Years ago, not far from Dublin, stood the little village of Donnybrook, on whose green, for a fortnight the latter part of August, there was an annual fair. Hither the whole country- slde resorted to see the fun and par tlcxpate ln the amusements chnef o whlch was dancmg Among the gally decorated booths those lor c lung xnd drmkmg were the most Important and before them during the day a few planks were land upon which the boys wlth their shlllelahs and the gurls wlth their gowns pmned up behmd them went through the dlfflcult steps of the lrnsh Jug whxle the older men and women admxrmgly looked on at the double shuffle of heel and toe ln l845 the Farr ceased to be an mstx tutlon and Donnybrook gradually developed mto one of the most charm mg and arxstnrcratlc suburbs of Dublm Tlme ldLllllCflDlhC falr and today ln place ol the drmkmg and fxghtmg of long ago nt IS famed ln song and story as a place of wrt and humor From THE HISTORY OF GOUCHER COLLEGE 959 1961 N J' Ji? il If 1963 The person to whom this book is dedicated has served the Goucher community in many ways. She has been a faculty member for 22 years, during which time she has been on numerous committees to improve the quality of our education. The majority of her time, though, has been spent in the research and teaching of microbiology. A small part of this has been manifested in her ever popular course on nutrition. Her involvement in this community has enriched the lives of many people. The Class of 1978 dedicates this Donnybrook Fair to Helen B. Funk with our warmest thanks and best wishes for the future. 973 .--A HPV K if 7 .- A , :A 7 J, -. 1, '- A ' 0 9 Aw - X 2' 1 1 - ' l m 'wagtfw J W , 9 1976 W- f 1 ff: 1 9 7 8 Ch,-fl ,-,-1ll 5r- ff kxw Q . Eff -1......? V13 7 W , ., 1 sf, O S f 1 ,-., ,r I F' 0. 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D., Nazareth College of Rochester President The founders of Goucher College believed that women could do equal if not better work than men in a demanding liberal arts program and that that through such a program women would be prepared for roles of responsibility and leadership in the world The proud record of Goucher alumnae has shown the wisdom and continuing strength of the founders convictions Through the years Goucher has changed its academic programs and varied ltS co curricular activities as it has lmproved its facilities in the attempt to meet the changing needs and mterests of women Its com mltment to present the most challenging learning experience possible however has the classroom the dormitory the athletic field the internship This Yearbook will stand as a record of some of the many activities of the Goucher community in the 1977 '78 and particularly of the members of the senior class leaders on the campus and soon to be leaders beyond - W5 , x 3' zz rio Ji never changed nor has its concern with the individual development of its students in 3 t ' an V, 9 f '.: ll' fn? V I - 96- Q9 is qi Mary Ellen Bowden Ph.D., Yale University Assisant Dean of Academic Affairs - !',, , 1 Julie Collier-Adams M.Ed., University of Massachuetts Dean of Students s A' rl' Q t . 1 Linda Chissell A.B., Hood College Director of Residence Linda Wernick M.Ed., Kent State University Director of Student Activities ,143 ..... 1 . .,-r.p,?.:' . ld FE T, . 1 V! el' Evelyn Schroedl A.B., Goucher College Registrar v Z! f lun Barbara Boerner M.Ed., American University 4 Director of Admissions Patricia Purcell M.Ed., Boston University Vice President for Development and Public Relations F Stanley Bosley Comptroller Richard R. Palmer M.B.A., Northeastern University Vice President for Financial Affairs Madeline Abramson Student Work Coordinator 5 l ar '-- 4-ffil - l Malcolm Fobes Diector of Business Services 81, Plant A I qt: Qf T' Wi Q 3 J! Y' '- V ,x . 'ff ' Al-'A' X X T Q- ggi'- Dr. Annie Bestebreurtje Director of Student Health Service lf 3 X , ' s 1' X Q 47 X - ' C x ' 1 n CN. , ' 'Li Norman Quinn Chief Accountant Dorothy Ruyak Director of Career Counseling -g Murl Boggs Judith Munaker . Supervisor of Security and Buildings Director of Financial Aid BIOLUGY if - Ann Lacy Ph.D., Yale University William Johnson Ph.D., Stanford University i ' lx 'Q is , Helen Funk Ph.D., University of Wisconsin ,, N4-55, ' - , ..-A-kk , ,X 355 N .wsssrt . 1, wx ..2x X il -Y X .i.:li':'i.7,. L ASW' Marguerite Webb Ph.D., Northwestern University 155555 Nancy Fail A. B. Goucher College Martin Berlinrood Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin Helen Habcrmann Ph.D., University of Minnesota v f'1kIl ' if 1 K he re- 1 I' like Hilda Fisher M.L.A., Johns Hopkins University ! I r David Horn Ph.D., University of Vermont James Webb Ph.D,, Johns Hopkins University I i i . , 1' i t 1-I' 4 r V ' 0 x i ' -31' ' ., l i -iff'-:rf 5-f. ., 1 E-'v Lewis Walker Ph.D., Indiana University U Ill fic! Bart Houseman Ph.D., Wayne State University CHEMISTRY x .M rf .I 'B ls fs-s--,-I ' 'V '.'JL V Tn M ECGNOMICS 'ifi 45 'Ulf .5 -vp : -1 - -flilg, , C 9 .- ,. , V, , , ls 'r',- xzlii '1 L. Lv '-fl.llllg .S-S William Bowman A.M., University of Maryland .55 N . F Daniel Gallagher Ph.D., University of Maryland Ronald Krieger Ph.D., University of Wisconsin x,-an rg-as ,11- John Egger M.B.A., Southern Methodist University James Dorn Ph.'D., University of Virginia EDUCATIO Linda Schuerholz M.A., Towson State University Jane Morrell A.M., Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University '-C1! Md: lil W' X' 1 I -,. Ll..1, Q Af 'gk '94 S , iq X.. William Hedges Ph.D., Harvard University li ' nm J Williams Aarnes Joan Schnell C,A,S,, Johns M.A., Johns Hopkins Univ. Hopkins Univ. E GLIH L I ii i 2 nf L .1 Eleanor Wilncr rd! wg? ' 3' ,.- + Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Univ. Penelo e Cordish p . Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Univ. Lynne Agress Ph.D., Univ. of Massachusetts V lm W via- 3911: , f - I . J I, l , - ,. 'n ' , 1 - s--- -H ,,- 4 'w-Q, l- er . Mary Hesky A.M., Radcliffe College I ' - n'Tf 'f . A WA: - Lon I ..,, I K M L., 1 i , ILXJX' 'I Il X W ,M A Nl ft I k xv ' ' v X -.xx Y K ,. if 1. 1 D't.3 Qi L' Fred White Ph.D., Univ. of North Carolina Fontaine Belford Ph.D., Univ. of North Carolina Virginia Carruthers Ph.D., Duke University ..'f Tfl l -i in I Y 'RX. x Sarah Jones Ph.D., Univ. of Pennsylvania Q Sara deFord Ph.D., Yale University i F fi HISTORY umm, A 5,1 is I it I I, it . FW , yf , i H, i' p Julie Jeffrey Ph.D., Rice University George Foote Ph.D., Cornell University MATHEMATICS ,L ' fn' -:bv , , ' I' .M -Q, TNT' lawn, Kent Lancaster Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University 2 Masia Diner Ph.D., University of Illinois Geraldine Coon Ph.D., University of Rochester Aff, lllli t? , ' . B: gg-' 7'- A A. .ifll J ref, sr Sultana , N S.. Dorothy Bernstein Ph.D., Brown University Ingrid Bucher Dr.rer.nat., University of Gotlingen , js, l Marilyn Colson A.B., Goucher College Elaine Koppelman Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University nA-1 I 1 l - nnicaf Robert Lewand Ph.D., University of Virginia .vvrn J -iff x ig .k LR Q My rr R ,. c 5 N HEL 'V' L ,1i,.,v 5 - V :,.,,,-.--.... -V1, Lf, , V- - z 1 ' .f,51T?i' -, 'f 'if' ' A ,abil ', :' -5'F'i'.C'.--3, - V-. 3. g V'-J' f., X ' ..41.'.p .A fr ,4 . v 1 IJ . I 8 A fr 1 V -L l ' -lv , ' I X N V A lqyf Y 'Ag f 'N lA T?2 ,gay 1- iii ,QQ zfcf-sf? , ,1 -1 alll! l n ilyilil 'flfliili' ' i lf'- 1 , Ml- '-'sfilllll' 'fl l I it ' lr 'li NL' J 5, . ff m I L ,Q full Xl 'N l l 1 l i 4 . ' l ' Ulu I l ' Ji E-Fx: N ': V' TAX 5'--15 V N' 41, f f I ' ' '-if H rl , l el11Q1T25fi'l'1 I6 , 3-M.-,-'lilwll, .2 -'13-4 ,fizvfapff igi 111.112 fi: LAW ' -,.,,,9 ,Z .ll l ii ' Wim 'Z f I 2 I if I 1 A J I , ,I,jQ'iI ,gli ll'-HX 'N - V f'ig-- l ij3,,i,fA . W 1 4 ries Q4 Frederic Musser Ph.D., Yale University RHNCRIS Henriette Leanos Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania --. l 'cp S Wolfgang Thormann Ph.D., Columbia University 1151? 'nu i. in , , ui li M, lf' 'I' of J J Geneviive Mar6chaux Licence-es-lettres, University of Montpellier f' 5. Adrian Montoro S-.xi , Doctor en Filosophia y Letras, ' ' f M d 'd Ana Maria Snell Umverslty 0 a H Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University Jorge Gir6 M.S., Indiana State University SPANISH Q QA-ff it ' ph.. ,fv ' K' 'Sl Sergio Rigol Doctor en Filosophia y Letras, University of Havana V! N v -ai - ,gi 1 . fs J ' wif' is f- m . . . B' H. Rudy Lentulay Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College Deudcsclx A ,JS 4 ,F M' 11- y 1 .1 bk r, I -V g I .Q sri Albert Wehrle Ph.D., Ohio State University yccranir flalinc GERMAN sibyne Ehrlich A.M., Middlebury College TVTD3' H E B ,V R 4 Samuel Litov A.M., Dropsie University E MUSIC Daniel Abrams Artist's Diploma in Piano and Composition, Mannes College of Music .- f-, ' ' ' ,,, f ' . ..- .4 ,,, 'X-'f 'g,.' -5 , Q,- V ,- ,F ,V , f -.4-' . .-. f ' A f 1- , . If ' ' ,, , .,.. , , . , vw, , J' Ti, Faye-Ellen Silverman D.M.A., Columbia University ' Q, .. -3?-.C I ,J Q..v 6 XL ,nm-L 54 .-'xi W 1. iff 4 1 . PJ ffm! Robert Lewis Ph.D., Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester ,JG yr. I x I George Woodhead 5, lb M.M., Peabody Conservatory of Music ln- PERFORMING ARTS ' Wig M HW' i.-FUD Barry Knower Ph.D., University of Denver fl i k UU .A U if .- U- L.4.Hikntz Brownlee Corrin Ph.D., Stanford University Barbara Craig M.F.A., University of Minnesota gf' We 3 Carol Drake Essex Faculty i , if ' ,S l I --an-...Q i ', L- x . Jane Murray Professional lv- Carolyn Kelemen M.A., Mills College AQ lv 5 Chrystelle Bond M.F.A., Woman's College, Univ. of North Carolina . ,VX 4 .1- lm E ' ' C '7,,, i+ Leslie Weiss A.B., Goucher College Kathy Wildberger Professional 33 IJ 1 PHILCSQPHY g E I . , v Joe Morton Thomas May M.A., Fordham University Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University kg -'fini 5 Mary Rose Andrea King I Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University Ph.D., Georgetown University 34 ' 4 g 'i 1 A ,wifi ,rw I l. -,. , f n. , ,. fl' 'f '5 w A X , .. A 2 K 'A-1-4, w. l .- 554 . .g-glgdfjl Anna Nichols M.S., Wellesley College ,1-1 B.S., West Chester Slffloligi PHYSICAL EDUC ATIQ POLITICAL SCIENCE 3 Ph,D., Ohio State Umversxty Ph D Umversnty of Cal at Berkeley -0' -su-qq Stanley Mazcr M.S.W., Delphi University 1 1 v Marianne Githens Ph.D., University of London Lf-.la -i' I . Richard Stroh Ph.D., Harvard University PSYCHOLOGY John Finn Ph.D., Southern Illinois University llliiii av? Jean Bradford Ph.D., University of Minnesota Barbara Long Ph.D., University of Delaware 1 l thi 'dr .4-, I - . 'ram ie or EM fV 1 '1fwff' 'M fi ' ' - 1 1, L. 's li ' aff'-if f gg Fi riff 1 'a Sally Wall Ruth Wylie M.A., Johns Hopkins University ii i l ' iii Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh i gilt, . J Fir. T. ...JE I '- in-' -7 K ,Q : ' -A! I --1 by , i -Q ' V - '.i'Qi . i Fe' Norman Bradford Susan Cowles Ph.D., University of Minnesota A.B., Goucher College 39 RELIGIO g S. Clifford GFCCI1 John Chamberlain Ph.D., Union Theological Seminary Ph,D,, Duke University John Beck Mathamatics Eric Belgrad Political Science Donald Berlin Religion John Birkmeyer Sociology Sidney Brower Visual Arts Jo Cain Dance Carl Doebley Visual Arts Robert Dooley Physics Gerd Ehrlich Bennett Gaines Nancy Hockett Richard Katz Carol Kolmerton Lucerne Montague Peter Semel Elaine Solez Political Science Political Science Physical Education Political Science English English Political Science English 'Qi W3 A e j Olive Quinn Ph.D., University of Chicago Ruth Smith M.A., University of Wisconsin Elias Terzopoulas I Ph.D., New School for Social Research Virginia Dersch A.B., Goucher College ANTHROPOLOGY V SUAL X 1 Q5-PM ,tg 3 U2 E, 'Xl . lt 1 ' ,V -E ART Gretel Chapman Ph.D., University of Chicago ,iw Hilton Brown M.F.A., Schools of the Art Institute of Chicago -gills VL 9 -. t - I clit. - - -'Q-:ahh 'ii -u ' ' I Lincoln Johnson Ph.D., Harvard University Carol Caplan A.B., Goucher College -,x ,ff .,..- . - jf,-gy: -1,2255-11' if v-e,.,.Lf- Sharon Giacomo B.A., Southern Illinois University Susan Bornstein B.F.A., Washington University A . . in .. l, .. 'A-, Lug- , Qui- ,sqm-gn. ,, if A R K: , f, , ,s:f ' -5 1 , 5 ,.y' 'i .-.7-2 2 . .gg 43 gr 'I x Q:-1 3, g t '91 4, 'lv' 1 v ' . ' fo- g I i 7 L, I ....- ,. . im'w,.,,as,ff. stun- 1 . il- I ' in u--Q 'N -1 ' Y triad ' . f 'i 6- 1-, -V is ', U l ' I 4 . It ' ,.4-sir I - V ,VA Y wi 1 1- P V 'H , ,, . . - .A 1- , , 0 X . , . 4, . , K K-r . Q 'K g ' I HF '- A Q . M 4' 1. 0 2 ' . Q ' -: Q . f LK H ,J .. wr 5 - f, by 3 ' .Lf 1 ' , v 1 -' - 1 V we ' 3' 9 nw 'W' . ,K Li Q '- ' . I l .4 V, 9 A I ,H V h I ,, - e 14-. 3, i Z, 2 ' ' . -' ' .- ' ' 4 - 1 ' I . ' - 1 X U ,li .ix ' .. Vim inf 1 VH, .r J . Q A J m W 1 in: Y V 43, 3 I N I U. i - . mir 4 ' -vw X' ' V 3' ffl' 4-74 kv ' 'L' 'f C' . -, , 2.21 12.1 171051 'A . ' ' ' Q r v 1 -:tv A 4 , fp-if-W ..,-1 ' 'v-W, . 5 H , ' L. I . X45 I .1 1 Q? 'I If ' A - 5.- : :H-A 1 . r Q 'F L V fu, , H . - Q 4, . -f , - -H wg , , - - . , ,. , , . . r I Q '- Y ' J . 'gm . ' f gn' . 'f -'4 H+- ' . l IH as 1 -L ' 'fd .1 4 ' ' 'V' ' 9' , f ' , 1 5 ' - . ' ,Q s w . , . -,A g , ' 'f Vvg. . I I ar nv 1' g ' K :tif , ' N-ei,a ' 235 l am alone, you are alone, and alone we face ln order to eliminate every misunderstanding You see, l met your organization the other day And in no way were they organized Each had a different idea of me, As each was alone and never knew it. Richle Havens 73: QT' , . ,J I isa S Abramson Denelle Kay Allen Baltimore Maryland Shaker Heights Ohio Mathamatlcs Political Science Eugenia Maria Argires Lancaster, Pennsylvania Studio Art Christina Ann Atkins Vienna, Virginia Political SciencefPre-Legal Studies Alison Beth Barmat Bethesda, Maryland ElementaryfSpecial Education v 2,1 Keep on truckin' baby Nina L. Alexandra Beck Ardmore, Pennsylvania lnternational Relations-Russian 'Nx if -H Clair Battaglino New York, New York Political Science 2, 1 an-.af U w. . ., I--:Jf..f I . .T Q ffjlln 1?-.zfgtff ' ha, , ' 'f'i',Qag 'Q 1 V f ' 'H .L 11' T ily' V . vi- '- '- - ' , , Alison Bassett College Park, Maryland Communicationsflinglish ' , I' X 'Q ,vi 1 fl ,X I 'V . . J 4 xi ' Mfg :QQ I , ,,,,.. : I F X I' I! ' l .. P 5+ ,.. -gs., Lf xx. ' H 2. mei? , . M ,A 4. K, lu, 1 if-'1 Qi A n r N W I I HX I v1 , . Q .: 'f .4 5 1 1 fli 3 2--5' .TTL , ' 5-if Q Y idx Q. 1- u'.' - 72. ' xx 1' Y 5 ,Q - A u A . 0 u '.'a .. A- Q ol'- , '--JJ v. . ,, 13 'Q lp, Q-Q lsr' '11 v , 1-f i , ll lm in Sy 91.4. ,Hr A? Y xx.: .pf LE , 1. I' .. .if 5 'I Q, w Ellen Berman New Haven, Connecticut Economics iii .r fx .qt ' N ,Mfu 'ivW ',,- -ix , V ...A -' 11, - V' wr wa G i l Karen Emily Berman Sparta, New Jersey Theatre f Economics s. r X Ruth Berman Baltimore, Maryland English-Education And if not now, when? Ideas must be wedded to actiong if there is no sex, no vitality in them, then there is no action. Henry Miller If I am not for myself, who will be for me? But if I am for myself only, what am I? Hillel 'Q Susan Ann Berman Linda R. Bodek Brookline, Massachusetts Cedarhurst, New York American Studies English Carol Borden -T- Baltimore, Maryland Psychology Robin Lee Brandt Mendenhall, Pennsylvania English E 9 Well I'll be damn! We all pulled through To think of all the crazy things we wanted to do It may sound silly but I tell you it's real The older I get a whole lot better I feel. Rita Juline Calloway New York, New York American Studies One should be either sad or joyful. Contentment is a warm sty for eaters and sleepers. Holly Near l I if Eugene O'Neill I should wish to BE, rather than SEEM to be. Q - ,VY Latin .1 Katherine Elizabeth Bryant Baltimore, Maryland International Relations 6 l we . rw Q, is wg? t Mary .Io Cavanaugh Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Visual Arts All I ask is, be yourself, free yourself and love your- selfwhen no one else will do . . . You be true to you. Eric Anderson Margaret Hutchins Campbell Richmond, Virginia Economics All the same, don't forget that you're young-bless- edly youngg be glad of it, on the contrary, and live up to it. Live all you cang it's a mistake not to. It doesn't so much matter what you do in particular so long as you have your life. If you haven't had that, what have you had? . . . Live! . . . Henry James, THE AMBASSADORS Paula Mary Cherry Dubois, Pennsylvania Education It's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness La barato cuestra caro Corliss R. Chambers Baltimore, Maryland Visual Arts vt '1 Q - . -P7 -,gy if 'IO' .vt :'.-v I A Vi w -. T ' 4 . -J --I gi. ...f -. ' an 'JA ,,'. '79 Ufsvvri' ypp Mary Yvonne Choates Glyndon, Maryland Education-Psychology 36 59 4 A , l . -v.f V Q I fa'jq.L.5,,l l Elizabeth Ann Chuday Marjorie Cocke Cinnaminson, New Jersey Lutherville, Maryland CommunicationsfPolitical Science Economics Q Constance M. Coleman University Heights, Ohio International Relations-Russian The grasshopper played all summer, while the ant worked and saved. When winter came, the grasshopper had nothing, but the ant complained of chest pains. Woody Allen Elizabeth Catherine Coleman Easton, Pennsylvania American Studies 'Hi Susan M. Cook Trenton, New Jersey History And the spirit fills the darkness ofthe heavens It fills the endless yearning of the soul It lives within a star too far to dream of It lives within each part and is the whole It's the fire and the wings that fly us home. Joe Henry mf l I' 1 Crystal Cramer Baltimore, Maryland Music Lisi Crane Dayton, Ohio Dance Elizabeth Anne Curtis Waterford, Connecticut History Q49 ff? vita Diana Gayle Curran Baltimore, Maryland Dance The Medicine Wheel Circle is the Universe. It is change, life, death, birth, and learning. This Great Circle is the lodge of our bodies, our minds, and our hearts . . . it is our Way of Touching, and of experiencing Harmony with every other thing that exists around us. For those who seek Understanding, the Circle is their mirror. You too are a Medicine Wheel Circle, and the magic of your Percriving will be unfolded within the sonds of the many Reflections that live within all of us. Seven Arrows Sarah M. Davis Youngstown, Ohio Mathematics-Economics --. is Charlyce Sue Danin Saginaw, Michigan Political Science-Communications Susan M. Day New York, New York Economics if xi , 7' qui. Lisa Scheer Dettelbach Atlanta, Georgia Political Science 'Normality breeds boredom. Diane Elizabeth DeVito Brooklyn, New York Visual Arts ,R If you'll be my Dixie Chicken I'll be your Tennessee lamb And we can walk together down in Dixieland. M. Barbara Dockman Baltimore, Maryland Mathematics Little Feat QLD Dixie Dix Baltimore, Maryland Theatre M. Noel Duvall St. Michael's, Maryland Biological Sciences l l-ff , , .j . ...',A , '-. 1, ll lf 1 l Y A lu 4- , l 1 ' l.' fi xg' 3 I ' Donna D'Alessio Eckert Severna Park, Maryland Education Bette A. Einbinder South Orange, New Jersey Education - Come into the mountains, dear friend Leave society and take no one with you But your true self Get close to nature Your everyday games will be insignificant Notice the clouds spontaneously forming patterns And try to do that with you life Susan Polis Schutz Laura Kathryn English Baltimore, Maryland Biological Sciences Lisa Elizabeth Emmerich Ellicott City, Maryland History Kissing your hand may make you feel very, very good, but a diamond and sapphire bracelet lasts forever.-A.L. There's nothing more fun than a man.-D.P. Education is what you have left over after you have forgotten everything you have learned.-Anon. We sure liberated the Hell out of this placed.-A.C.F. No shit, Sherlock.-L.E.E. Goodnight, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are.-J.D. -i ii I 'fini' V , i, -..'.-rx Hu., ' ei : .1111 it: ,1 A, iii, J' .. .- wt. an N tg,!,,,i5E:'-:f5:igf.fQQI:'.-- V A Ce .-.--Wfifiirzi:-: . ' A' A 'li X . Nil in ., T. 'Y N f i e. .IFL Lf '-. ,-:L 44 Man knows so little about his fellows. In his eyes all men or women act upon what he believes would moti- vate him if he were mad enough to do what that other man or woman is doing. William Faulkner Kathryn Martin Feeley Baltimore, Maryland English Ruth Finglass Baltimore, Maryland Cynthia Lee Fenske Economics Lexington, Massachusetts Political SciencefPre-Legal Studies a L-5 A r l -J 94. - . J? if ' 'll 4 . I fault, I again'-3 ,- -- -. ' f' e fad! ,. A Q Katherine Mason Fisher Bethesda, Maryland Sociology J' -1 H., m u .Ja 'C Q 'am ,Od Q' 1'-i' ri: 5. V .ri ' ' fr, A X -' ':'9 J , Susan LeAnn Foote East Lansing, Michigan wi- M , ff' Q Q. W4 4: a g 5 I .gf O Q f , -- 4-v zz' :, 9'. 1 'of 7' L --f . A W ll 'ztfuh Q 1 7' 'ffllb V. fa 1. lilly-vf't1J.y'.r ', lb ef ' Alice Gay Friedman K I Jane Bryan Frantz Wheeling, West Virginia Economics New Rochelle, New York Psychology 'E' L Some people have to have those sultry eveningss Sippmg cocktails in the blue, red, and grey But I like every minute ofthe day. Peter Townsend Cynthia L. Fulton Denver, Colorado International Relations f French In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an in- vincible summer. Albert Camus He that stays in the valley shall never get over the hill. John Ray ' .'t'.-Tm Q fi, H9055 ! '3ffi'L.j- -1' 'R 1 H' f'- ' . -1. , I J-qw..-'. 1 v 'AQ FH , , ' - -' 7 f ', - ' ' , iayiiy' , ' ' , '-.'f -.. 4' . A-A '-- -,..,-a. 'fr-,'H1-- fs' '. f'.:3f'if Zl. we '51 i-?.T'.'fi '2TJ'2FI ' 4? M M 'N'?'3 '1 1.1 Q 14 .2 -x:--'-. l . 3-S 1-',.,.'n, ,, . - Anita N. Gard Washington, D.C. Economics Pamela Berge Gale Washington, D.C. Biological Sciences -l-73 L ll -- -' -f.- fs:-E'--- . QR Diana A. Gerometta Baltimore, Maryland International Relations Optimism is to life As sun is to daylight Gerometta Elizabeth Gipson Patterson, New York Historic Preservation V I J s. L.3 ?y - 7 'lsr I . 1 if Deborah R. Giumarra ,f-Q. Cresskill, New Jersey Psychology . . . How often have you sailed in my dreams. And now you come in my awakening, which is my deeper dream. Ready am I to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Only another breath will I breathe in this still air, only another loving look cast backward, and then I shall stand among you, a seafarer among seafarers. And you, vast sea, sleepless mother, Who alone are peace and freedom to the river and the stream, Only another winding will this stream make, only another murmur in this glade, And then I shall come to you, and boundless drop to a boundless ocean. Gibran Sandra Ann Glidden Chatham Township, New Jersey Historic Preservation I wiped away the weeds and foam, I fetched my sea-born treasures homeg But the poor, unsightly, noisome things Had left their beauty on the shore, With the sun and the sand and the wild uproar. Emerson Elementary Education 'L, vi: 3-mfr 5. x . , .M A-in - 1- 3 rfbi lf . fr A-'H -Y .Y ,-'M l any l Q Q, is nf evil' + 1 I 'I X .f ' N , ' ki. if X' LA Laurie Goldbaum ' iii' Katonah, New York ' -Q' .N . x - 'A N 1 , u., 1 F lf W, A F l P -1 'Las' 1 N a i I' 'fi f Us V' X .5 l , , J ll Rf -F 3-', ogg Nfl l 4, 24 ,- Remember a smile is the universal language which is happy, fun, feels good, looks nice, and doesn't cost anything. If you lose your money, you can make morcg if you lose your love, you can find a new loveg but when you lose your smile, you've lost everything-yourself. Margie Mae Goldberg Stevenson, Maryland Chemistry 1 'I '47 ws-viii Y My candle burns at both endsg It will not last the nightg But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends- It gives a lovely light! Edna St. Vincent Millay Deborah Esther I-lammerman Queens, New York Sociology ni 'f.41A Margaret Sheridan Griffin Princeton, New Jersey English ,ya -- Pg. ' A -..'f.:1.,j-136.0-'ig I' , V Q' ii 'i 'I' pf-fs f X 'C 'L7.4 Katherine Eleanor Healy Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts American Studies Jane C. Hembre Huntington, New York Elementary Education Pl! in Q., . .4 Gaze' Donna Louise Heins Glen Burnie, Maryland FinancefBusiness Economics What we are is God's gift to us. What we become is our gift to God I 'r V af, ' I :Y is L J NP 'NV 'sw 'X xl '. , ' + feu.'f f 39If1'+ tif .Q l.- .K is ,Ml agree - Q , -'t ,.v,.,.4 . -1, ' m '- .- ia' '.', ' .,,- rg- 3541-:, ,fl 1' '- .' 'PQ 'i'f -' 'TF fi-f rw a . I -v., R wh , A V .Ax .AK ,, if M xatwl' 'L - 1' Q- f. 's 'ss , ,A . ' 9 - A 4 x 4' 'H I Y I Susan Wells Hendel Fairfield, Connecticut Communications Live . . . Love . . . Laugh Elizabeth Ann Hersh Brooklyn, New York EconomicsfBiology Holly Hill Baltimore, Maryland History o QP' ei. ,ll X,-nf Lf 1, X ' M -'mf ' I ', .V Od . . X h'vg1,, L .7,z:- I . -- U ill-ll-ml f M ' l4f1!1,f '11lllll ll lu Xl lu .I ggmxw ' ilCv:- 'l41r.J1fJ.1i1.:i1 as.. 5. fl i u 1 . Robin Lynne Insley Baltimore, Maryland MathematicsfEconomics , X rftw 1' F If F.: wc, :l,,,.' . -ef',h- .434 ,f r 1 , f' bfm?rf1fP'2'fQ.f' f .. lf :Q,,:,ec.f'.z- 'In 5-ur lv ,. ,-i 1- li. Q'.'+'Ziws'?fu1i '. 5'-..... s...l3IV-i?i Lynn K. Ingalls Greenwich, Connecticut Chemistry-Biology sf .-- w , -. - - ., - A xl, f px ,QW If Q 5-9..Q, N . . . , A 9' .. . Mr' u , . ,rg .M I., H- i 'Y ' V I C. Lynne Johnson Rancocas, New Jersey Chemistry Sandra R. Karasik New York, New York Economics gg Y 4 He had learned this from the river: to wait, to have patience, to listen, Herman Hesse .1 Elizabeth fLibbyj Anne Kephart Damascus, Maryland Theatre In memory of my Grandma H893-19771 I know there are brook-gladdened meadows ahead, And mountains of wearisome heightg That the road passes on through the long afternoon And stretches away to the right .... Let me live in my house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. Sam Walter Foss 7 45' . in Maryjean Catherine Kidd Baltimore, Maryland English-Psychology And if I choose to live, it is to love and in loving, to create and grow. E-Q . .VJ -A Anita Kilduff J' Baltimore, Maryland History I 5 1 if ' ! 1 The Class of 1947 The Catholic High School of Baltimore LUX TUA LUCEAT To the Looking-Glass World it was Alice that said I've a sceptre in hand, I've a crown on my head. Let the Looking-Glass creatures, whatever they be Come and dine with the Red Queen, the White Queen and me! Lewis Carrol Cornelia L. Kiley Closter, New Jersey Political Science I ff-1 V4.2 'H A F 2 I qh - Si - Q' I -5149 'v' Arlene Kimata Hilo, Hawaii Eduation-Sociology 'Q' . fit.. u C K Edith Ruth Klein Margaret L- Koontz Scarsdale, New York Summit, New Jersey Sociology Historic Preservation :' '4L'f ' ., , 'fl -1 'wsrf Lisa Kronman Sharon, Massachusetts Historic Preservation Ann Elizabeth Lang Ginter, Pennsylvania Biological Sciences 'x Nancy Anne Francesca Langer Baltimore, Maryland English 17 4- Between the idea And the reality Between the motion And the act . . . T.S. Eliot Jo Ann M. Langham White Plains, New York English 1 Vx 1 i ' Leslie C. Larkin Little Compton, Rhode Island Historic Preservation Karen Ann Larson Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Visual Arts i . ' K vii W mini ix Beth Ann Levine South Orange, New Jersey Pre-Legal StudiesfPolitical Science F'-1... .iq . . 1 . ..s,...a'o . .' RNA :HU ,tl Vw' -4 - '. .B dvluf. FS . 'tit-J, fn -P 3 ,.L.. I . fzmeiix-,.-'4 Julia K. Lehnert Havre de Grace, Maryland American Studies Sari Levine Roslyn, New York Pre-Legal Studies-Communications , . -, '. L 4, 5.2 ' , ,u:.Qhr., ,Msg 'Ibjp' V' i'.- V It -5,857 .5'1,i -N-.N ' T l Lf',Q xg ki Ji 1.5 ...1 Joanne Linda Levitan New Rochelle, New York Economics f - 'QQ' . war-ff ' Valerie Emilie Lipnick Baltimore, Maryland French-Spanish We arrive in the world alone this time called life . . . was meant to share Walter Rinder ' r f . - . r ...f . .I nib A '7 'f-'J ' .vwi1m.Ql- H ' N e .5 ..: -f-ffl' A h Q ML! ,. ., H 7-5, ,eu A -lag? -sul' A . .kv f7,-.. ' I - I .Q at :ev L.-'.r',,q ju-f .- 9. tw. ft- 0,910-1 -g av- . I .. ' Q QA f. YP' L 1-. ,A - 5-r - - .. L., - - . A -. U. . X --.-'1 I f' V'J 'L' ' IQQH. Q' .1 e f '. F- -'-, :- .'-.-f.-- . - ff g V 'U k ,,' -4 ,. ' , .Nj : 'rf-It I A. .:- ' f -Y -- . ft . Sir -. fi ' .P f . , ai. 8157.-aS:.i' ..t- It is now that I must say goodbye. I have enjoyed another day of life and laughter and another night of dance and song. I am the lucky one to be able to grasp all the beauty ofthe night before me and I am even luckier to be able to say Hello to tomorrow and have the chance to enjoy yet another day of life. With the passing of another day, I,add this passing moment. And to think, I have shared them all with you. May today and every day be as bright as the ones you have given to me. Thank you. Barbara Ann Little Rochester, New York Political Science f History Long distance is not the next best thing to being there. If youire going to do anything, Do it first class. Catherine Linda Gordon Litofsky Cockeysville, Maryland Political Science f Sociology '- x Q v fr 'J I V r e r f ,. Ni f Rebecca C. Loose Gettysburg, Pennsylvania i . V, Chemistry Georgetta Lordi New York, New York Visual Arts 5' 1 . -I .li . 1 A . . - p D1ane Mary Luc1anna k WJJ4 A Englewood Chffs New Jersey Engllsh Donna Marie Lyle Baltimore, Maryland Economics i Ev' PM Carpe diem Yedda Sue Marks Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Political Science Amy Jo Mallor Westfield, New Jersey Spanish moment to its uttermost. Lorraine Maita Staten Island, New York Biological Sciences 41 619 ,gum I want to be alive to all the life that is in me now, And to know each Kahil Gibran 5-G. t1'...,x..',. 1 ,i. V X ., l 'fx S ..:f:--.- ,.wp:,L,:g: V X X i I f q1ilii'l'Wll' L ,- , ,.'Wuil ii, -, 'J i ff-14. -. A Ei :-f,-'--ir- -1' ' ' Valerie McClain Baltimore, Maryland Mathematics 15 P sift 'fr rf wifi' Karin Alexandra Lyell McCloskey Baltimore, Maryland Mathematics Mary Stuart McKenney Richmond, Virginia Biological Sciences Ol .ki ,is Helen QBunsyj McLean Baltimore, Maryland American Studies It is good to be attentive to the times of the day when the birds begin to sing . . . the sun comes up . . . The reason why we don't take time is a feeling what we have to keep moving. This is a real sickness . . . We must approach the whole idea of time in a new way period. WE ARE FREE TO LOVE. And we must get free from all imaginary claims. We live in the fullness of time every moment is God! Own good time. The whole thing boils down to giving ourselves in prayer a chance to realize that we have what we seek. We don't have to rush after it. It was there all the time and ifwe give it time, it will make itselfknown to us. Thomas Merton Mary McNulty Suitland, Maryland Spanish 'lab -. ' .LPS X-Q Amanda Stewart McQuiddy Wilmette, Illinois Historic Preservation And in that life is nothing that's impossible Every man is the master of time Where will I begin to master mine lt's a mellow thing in the sun and the sea every day And the trade winds are blowing us further and further away And in that magig everything is possible l've a kingdom that's a mountain of time Here I know, here lies space in time When every day becomes an endless race Than you must take your time It's time to space. - Loggins 8a Messina Margaret Mears Millersville, Pennsylvania Biological Studies if fy . sp sim aff iW'ii'o' 'Ni .1 nfl A .f aw 3... .5 W1 its rnwl I Karen G. Merszei Karen Sue Mervis Zurich, Switzerland Portsmouth, Virginia Economics English nav. A . I , 1 .' ,ie I am not afraid of tomorrow, For I have seen yesterday And I love today. Bonnie -lean Mohr William Allen white Lincoln, Massachusetts Psychology-Sociology . yi' 'er .J fi ,L7 ' ,f J i .' 1 'J Linda Rachel Most 'F The sun rose. Bars of yellow and green fell on the shore gilding the ribs of the eaten-out boat and making the sea-holly and its mailed leaves gleam blue as steel. Light almost pierced the thin swift waves as they raced fan-shaped over the beach . . . The complexity of things becomes more closef' said Bernard, here at college, where the stir and pressures of life are so extreme, where the excitement of men living becomes daily more urgent. Every hour something new is unburied in the great bran pie. Where am I? I ask. This? No, I am that. Especially now, when I have left a room, and people talking, and the stone flags ring out with my solitary footsteps, and I behold the moon rising, sublimely, indifferently, over the ancient chapel-- Then it becomes clear that I am not one and simple, but complex and many. Virginia Woolf Marblehead, Massachusetts English Michele Muracca Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Biological Sciences .s- ff' Z 91 Ann Irene Romberger Nicholson Silver Spring, Maryland A Biological Sciences Katharine Jean Newman Baltimore, Maryland Economics HAR , W' X M7 Pat Nulle Darien, Connecticut Visual Arts , ,gravy 1 JH. ,qv ,fm '-si A ggrlkef' , Wendy .Io Novak Adelphi, Maryland Biological Sciences If we reach for a little more than we can grasp, there is no end to what we can accomplish. Arthur Markewich Lisa Louise Oehrl Timonium, Maryland Visual Arts A .f!:H3x ' 'I 5,-fr 93 f A4 r I Katharine Coldike Ogden Baltimore, Maryland Visual Arts-English Katherine Leslie Paterson New Orleans, Louisiana Biological Sciences ,S.,,,,, -6-Y f f f I' Sara Raskin Baltimore, Maryland English Catherine Glenn Roberts New London, Connecticutt Economics E? Lisa fMiffJ Ritz Honolulu, Hawaii Biology-Psychology Hilary Rosenberg Flemington, New Jersey American Studies Rosana Maria Roig Humacao, Puerto Rico Visual ArtsfArt Therapy JoAnn Rojek Scotch Plains, New Jersey PsychologyfSpecial Education Q: 4 'his' is Clair Rozier Washington, D.C. Music TheoryfPerformance VH in Ellen Nancy Rosenblum Wilmington, Delaware English nm QSM 'N ALXV Judith Phyllis Rubin Richmond, Virginia Chemistry The best gift in life is the gift of friendship 1' X -1l'wl'42'l.Ll'I .l'il51 Diane Saldick Princeton, New Jersey Music Barbara Jo Ruble Columbus, Ohio Biological Sciences Oh end this day Show me an ocean When shall I see the sea May this day set me in motion I ought to be on my way James Taylor . - ,ii 2 I 4 I A NA' a :wi ll 9 . ' 'gxn fl 'Q ,mhz A YJ . S if e ft ,-9 'n 'wa :TBS : 3'37:: .1 i--.yy , , if J 4 X 0 -49' Aphrodite DeeDee Saratsiotis Baltimore, Maryland Economics-International Relations Suzi Jones Schaum Willow Street, Pennsylvania Womenls StudiesfAmerican Studies Minds are like labyrinths: Dark, unexplored, enigmatical. Within their chambers, there are powerful thoughts which, when undisciplined, seem as formidable mino- taurs. College experiences bring to light ways of exploring lahyrinths: opportunities to master minotaurs, secure golden fleeces of knowledge, and create winged sandals for mobilizing knowledge into action. Of course, the body must make physical sacrifices for these mental luxuries: Sleepless nights of study are inevitable . . . Oh well, every golden fleece has its never-sleeping dragon. in-4' .gl . aftili .,,,.-D3 'T N 4 . if if 'ill sl n sh, l A 5 Lisa Scherch Paramus, New Jersey Biological Sciences . -va, .- l, Friendship is unnecessary, like philosophy, like art, like the universe itself. It has no survival valueg rather it is one of those things which give value to survival. C.S. Lewis Jennifer Tilt Scholl Westport, Connecticut Music Cynthia Lee Schoen Towson, Maryland Elementary Education - rbi.:- IM 1 1 ' il ,. ' lr, rf' 5 Iv . 44' f W 5. I . V A .rift ll 1 A . ,B 1? X, . . - qi?-s W, S - , '?ft:rw-,.z J'-'- as lf oiif 3 Jr..x-Sizlw ' vii I 36-5 L ' p P XA? xr x 3 XAX Ellen Lee Schrader Jackson Mlchlgan lg I e ix ' -..H --ff ' -5:.-fu-TQ lfkeffba 5,2 1, , V- X 'wi iff: :Xl -Wil 5 , b.- A I Y 'nihl' WC!! lf Maya' 1 L R 1 ff 'H' 1 f' ,fav :E ll - on . X ' X f ' 'gil J The world IS mme blue hlll st1ll s1lver lake, Broad field brnght flower and the long white roadg from Journey Edna St. Vincent Millay in LSI- .Z341Kl ' -'f '14 Hanover, Pennsylvama ii x .t . ,, Jennifer Shearer Ellicott City, Maryland Sociology To fulfill the need to be who I am in this world is all I ask. I can't pretend to be something Ilm not, and I won't wear a mask . . . There's the need to be true to myself and make my own mistakes and not to lean too hard on someone else no matter what it takes . . . I'm not fool enough to ever think that I could be the master of my fate, but it's up to me to choose my roads in life, rocky may well be the ones I take. There's the need to be something more than just a reflection of a man, I can't survive in someone's shadow, I need my own spot to stand . . . 'cause I am what I am, and I have the need to be. --Jim Weatherly Stephanie Jeanne Seitz Catonsville, Maryland X Chemistry l Paula Louise Senay Meriden, Connecticut Elementary and Special Education Laura Ann Stephenson Columbia, Missouri Psychology One finds tranquility by recognizing your own insignificance and then not caring about it. --Dan Brengle i .- ,sux ij. If QP ,H fr fi fi roi. ij Monique Leila Srour Tenafly, New Jersey Economics Cheshire Puss she began rather timidly, Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here. That depends a good deal on where you want to get to, said the Cat. I don't much care where, said Alice. Then it doesn't matter which way you gof' said the Cat. Michele Marie Sommerhof Towson, Maryland Russian f Psychology You should live fast, love hard, die young, and leave a beauti- ful memory. Thalia M. Staurides St. James Biology f Economics You can get it if you really want. Stephen Crane Q - , Rosemarie Eanuela Stipa 5 sh ith Lutherville, Maryland A. ,Mo Nora Dean Stewart Poughkeepsie, New York Philosophy . . - IJ' Ag' .. Communications 5 .iff R.. R -ju rn, . ' .fi-'2 ' .1 Ez' . Q!! . lr. -S ki V 12-rr -1' --up at-'fi' ' Q . .. -in ,fl -.-vig t ' LISD4. - V ,,,,,,.-t.-1 - -- - ,V Y, Abbe Joan Suffness Warren, New Jersey Economics 'The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn? Herbert George Wells Sandra Sue Susser Edison, New Jersey Pre-medical Studies Winners never Quitg Quitters never win. Anon 3 - 1 w ' , v-- I h, t l ll i 2' la H tl ll i f H ly ,ssl 1: so m s Stephanie Tatar Romaine Norma Taylor Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore, Maryland Business 8L Finance Economics Political Science Debra A. Tighe Baltimore, Maryland Communications E! mc'-.-+.?,. It .pg sa' CL .J ,QL-gf, f. nn. 0 f f ' L T 17 ,Ik -755.3 1210- if Dagmar Anne Torres Potomac, Maryland Political Science Marlene Trestman New Orleans, Louisiana Pre-Legal Studiesf Spanish Maybe there is no truth in what I am saying, but who would dare to criticize me when I spend nine or ten hours a day over my books, and be- lieve that ifI do this for a few years, I CAN think better than ifI had not done so? Miguel de Unamuno ti Anna Demetriou Tsiakki Nicosia, Cyprus Economicsflnternational Relations Expectations in a weak mind makes an evil greater and a good less: but in a resolved mind it digests an evil before it comesg and makes a future good, long before present. I will expect the worst because it may come, the best, be- cause l know it will come. Bishop Joseph Hall, Meditations 8z. Vous. fl Elizabeth fLizJ Vennos Phoenix, Maryland Chemistry ,va are Marsha B. Wachsman Delran, New Jersey Public Affairs A wasted day is one without laughter. 9' in 'Q -5.55 I1 Li A- .-rg...-f-QL tl' l N , X ,A . -.4-v-1 Lee Wallace Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania SpanishfPhilosophy , ff- 'NWA a, W., ..,. , . f-. X -- AC- ., K - -su -1, '. .. -,:-1i-Q? ', ' -fu ...- . 'v--'cf I F 1'-f'i 141:-V ,. -f 1 7 ' 1 I1 ,., r.l 'N Y,g.n:f,,', ., If Af- .' 41, Q f 'Le' 1-rg., Q. ..-3,113 . , iw, , , 1 'I warm l A mflvzc, ,1-Njgi--,1 f 4 - Dig' 5 . arg,- 4431, .ff 1513? 4 ur'- U 'arf vga xiii VR' . ': we? Fe a Q 35 an msc... -4' a 41' f lv in 5' I- 'fig Q 'Q 1 1,8 '. .' F - 'Y Q aww 1 cz I E .Q -, .LV fgL:id:,, f A . ,-, , ,ll-L0-, ws?-55. I v V v fl 'V . 4 '- X I if It - A Q - -JP. I 4 ' , 4t,.4':: Rx 7 QQ-A' . '.. gl . I-4. -:Q . 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A Q 5' - A R' 6' -9 F . . - i .. ', a .s . X he it , 'fit Q-',. ,- i ' - 1. Meredith Anne Weiser Silver Spring, Maryland Psychology-Sociology The Five Freedoms: To See and Hear What is here Instead of what should be, Was, or will be To Say What one feels and thinks Instead of what one should To Feel What one feels Instead of what one ought To Ask For what one wants, Instead of always waiting For permission To Take Risks In one's own behalf, Instead of choosing to be Only secure And not rocking the boat Virginia Satir Lois Lilienfeld Weiner Baltimore, Maryland Religion-Psychology Ask not what we may expect from life but, rather, what does life expect from us. Viktor Frankl Karen Helene Winter Rye, New York Psychology . . . I want to describe myself like a painting that I saw a few feet off, and close up, like a word that I finally understood, like a pitcher I use every day, like the face of my mother, like a ship that took me safely through the wildest storm of all. Robin Elizabeth Williams Baltimore, Maryland Creative Arts Y' x. Susan C. Williams Baltimore, Maryland Urban Planning Rilke ' ' A.-s.:n:'f ' Amy Louise Witham f:: N' Q. V- A 0 i Manila, Philippines Wendy Anne Elizabeth Wyatt English Reading, Pennsylvania Economics Whoso that nile be war by othere men, By him shal othere men corrected be. Sandra Rae Zheutlin Battle Creek, Michigan Biological Sciences Chaucer Jane Elizabeth Yohe York, Pennsylvania Communications fx , i .- gg- Lf+f si - . i ' 'v 7j 7 ....',11.L,,,Q , xg. gyfam ' ' ' 1 'KW-HO' W . Nik. gg Rf W w , 1:5 w 'ht 1 MISSING SENIORS: Shawn Leslie Angeloro, Scarsdale, New York, Mathematics Joan Ardery, Alexandria, Virginia, Biological Sciences Mary M. Banta, Westfield, New Jersey, American History Karen Blechman, Baltimore, Maryland, Music Terese Gay Douglass, Tallassee, Florida, Visual Arts Patricia Elaine Dwyer, Baltimore, Maryland, Chemistry-Biological Sciences Michele S. Garrett, Derwood, Maryland, Biological Sciences Sharon Rachel Grossman, Wilmington, Delaware, Psychologyf Education Rebecca Brooks I-Iarre, Baltimore, Maryland, Education Rose Marie Harris, Towson, Maryland, Chemistry Jill Ann Hartmann, Ho-ho-kus, New Jersey, Biological Sciences Jeri, Lyn I-lolston, Baltimore, Maryland, French Barbara Pearl Kadish, Scarsdale, New York, Psychologyf Philosophy Joyce Heejong Kim, Arlington, Virginia, Biological Sciences Gina Lefferts, Timonium, Maryland, Music , Julia Bosma McClellan, Severna Park, Maryland, Psychology Patricia McDermott, Glen Ridge, New Jersey, Economics Joelle Morgen Morris, Timonium, Maryland, Communications Nancy Carol Parrish, Parktin, Maryland, MusicfMathematics Margaret Peacock, Baltimore, Maryland, English g Sonia Jennie Tafida Saleh, New York, New York, International Relations Patricia Sanders, Dunwood Georgia, History Susan J. 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L4 ' lk- 'it - -v fzlm 'f lfii ii Q-2 ' is J I 1 wr,- I. i v ' 5 , A Q5 'ALJ First Row CL. to RJ: Leslie Loomis, Mary Jean Craig, Romaine Taylorg Second Row: Gary Jordan, Jane Hembreg Third Row: Al Wehrleg Missing: Janna 8: Janet Wehrle. iRY FISHE QIAL i Front Row CL. to RJ: Mary Gwynn, Colleen Careter, Sue Parr, .lane Yohe, Mimi McAdamg Second Row: Charlotte Mc- Kamy, Joanne Pipkin, Janet Kennedy, Liz Hays, Karen Berman, Megan Hamilton, Allie Tint, Mary Sue Griesman, Jan Garfinkle, Maria Olmcdg Third Row: Lynn Ingalls, Lisa Matrozza, Gay Brenton, Robin Fong, Karen Casey, Cathy Payne, Lee Wallace, Laura English, Maryjo Cavanaugh, Kimberly Garrigan, Nora Stewart, Clair Rozier, Diane DeVito, Suzanne Ross: Fourth Row: Andrea Hooker, Linda Mokay, Susan Sindler. BACON HOUSE For quite a while Bacon has been known as the Party House . This reputation is well earned, for through the doors of this house have passed some of the greatest parties Goucher has ever known. This year we again assumed the responsibilities involved and planned open parties to benefit the entire student body. Bacon has always housed vital members of the Goucher Community. This year was no exception. We held numerous leader positions, including the Freshman Class President, The Canteen Coordinator, The Greenhouse Manager, and a Student R.A. And contrary to rumor, Baconites do study. At 3 A.M. during the 7th and 13th week the halls were buzzing, for all-nighters have never been uncommon here. A bit unorthodox, but the work gets done. In fact, nothing has ever been taboo at Bacon. We supported each others interests and talents whatever they might have been. There weredancers, scientists, field hockey players and a historical preservation major who can sing Since I Fell For You like no one else in Baltimore. Baconites have added spunk to the campus by providing Goucher with talent, knowledge, leadership, and . . . great parties! Mary Sue Griesman, V.P.g Diane DeVito, S.C.jStu. O. Rep., Kimberly Garrigan, S.C. Rep Lisa Matrozza, Pres, Sue Parr, Treas.g Backboard. BALDWIN HOUSE The fall of 77-78 saw Baldwin House, home of the Russian floor, start off with a crew of new faces and personalities. We had the chance to meet friends and make memories together. Will we ever forget our bar- becue in which our devoted RA turned into a pyro- maniac? feverybody needs a little carbon in their diet now and thenj. How about our potluck dinner and all that GREAT food and the people who drank more than two glasses of punch and then had evening classes. Then there was Capt. Carol and her team of ferocious Baldwinites who fried Bacon at soccer. Little did we suspect that when Remembrance took charge of the bake sale she'd come up with such an ingenious way of attracting people freally, one fire engine would have been enoughj. Our Christmas party was one to be re- membered too. Afterall, Santa Sonia and her 3rd floor elves don't visit every houseg but then we always knew that Baldwin was special! Thanks for a great year everybody! ' ,,, -u-.,,-l XI Front Row CL. to RJ: Alison Emery, Fire Wardeng Claudine Stiesel, A.A. Rep.g Second Row: Mary Choates, Sec.fTreas.g Amy Whitaker, S.C. Rep.g Lawrencine Smith, V.P.fS.C. Rep.g Third Row: Connie Coleman, C.C. Rep.g Sue Cook, Pres.g Missing: Terese Lavinder, Stu. O. Rep. Front Row CL. to RJ: Nancy Annan, Sonia Saleh, Vicki Cohen, Rosemarie Stipa, Lisa Dettlebach, Joann Hang Second Row: Mary Brett, Ellen Steininger, Sue Cook, Janna Wehrle, Karen Winter, Stephanie Tatarg Third Row: Mary Choates, Nina Tsantinis, Ann Lang, Lawrencine Smith, Claudine Steisel, Kitty Bryant, Alice Bergan, Mary Ann Marksg Fourth Row: Al Wehrle, Patty Hicks, Ilene Fleishman, Terese Lavinder, Carol Parmcntier, Emilie Manning, Jane Andrews, Connie Coleman, Alison Emery, Remembrance Chipmang Missing: Lynn Garber, Mary Lou Goyette, Cindy Weisman, Janet Aneto, Janna Vavroch, Cheri Hunter, Cheri Lacroix, Lisa Rubin, Pam Smith, Nina Beck, Margo Palmer, Amy Whitaker, Karen Merszei, Jane Allison, Ayse Buyukunsal, Paula Petrullo. fl 3' Tai? Hn , Ar,-., Y... ,.,,, .. , J' 5 ' ' N I , - ... 4 .C S Lx , , .D , , Z 'v' K X5 ., 1 .2 tue 1 X House Officers QL. to RJ: Barbara Little, C.C. Rep., Diane Lucianna, Stu. O. Rep., Susan Hendel S C Rep.gNancy Gray, Pres., Leila Mahlin, V.P.g Lisana Wongsongoro, Fire Warden, Jill Hartman A A Rep.g Missing, Kimberly Prechtl, Treas. DULANEY HOUSE 4 Dulaney House has a reputation all it's own. Many things in Dulaney are unique . . . spoon house . . . third floor parietals . . . cocktail party . . . midnight rides to Burger Chef and Ho Jo's . . . ATO, TEP and long distance relationships . . . twins . . . class . . . USNA . . . sophomore doubles . . . common courtesy. . . Penthouse . . .double majors . . . student R.A. . .joging . . .salad freaks. . .think Thin. . . looking foxy, feeling fantastic . . . skeleton . . . secret santa . . . centerfolds Q3-D?j . . . tennis . . . prac- tical jokes . . . Rebs . . . Dean Scholars . . . sun bathing . . . Was that my phone? . . . midnight visitors . . .junk food . . . only on Sundays and off Tuesdays . . . roaches . . . receptionists . . . Lab . . . white and black russians . . . ice cubes on the thermostat . . . Georgetown . . . multi-scrub . . . Linda Ronstadt . . . eternal search for the vacuum . . . sweat suits . . . chocolate chip cookies . . . Who's buzzer was that? . . . Dunkin Donuts . . . freezing ot frying . . . Maria's . . . champagne brunch . . . Dick Dulaney dalittle mouse . . . G.F. singles . . . popcorn parties . . . high tide in the bathroom . . . Hooligan's . . . Cosmoplotian . . . There's no business like everybodies business . . . Need we say more? Front Row QL. to RJ: Laura Stephenson, Kathleen Brandt, Rebecca Chils, Janet Better, Gail Wean, Jody Kamineg Second Row: Lih-Sia Wongsonegoro, Elizabeth Ellers, Debi Laskin, Leila Mahlin, Jill Hartmang Third Row: Patricia Gutteriez, Valerie Smith, Nancy Gray, Carol Schneeberger, Pat Chong, Stephanie Oberhaus, Cheryl Lawson, Ellen Nose, Fourth Row: Leslie Larkin, Georgetta Lordi, Barbara Little, Margaret Griffin, Diane Lucianna, Donna Heins, Donna McPhateg Fifth Row: Sue Hendel, Kathy Fisher, Jane Hembre, Beth Page, Pat Barrett, Missing: Kate Nelson, Ellan Rubin, Mary Bellico, Lalli Delano, Megan Hamilton, Cindy Goodson, Kim Prechtl, Gin Peters, Ruth Martowska, Pam Swift, Pat Swift, Robin lnsley, Lisa Scherch, Diane Saldick, Camille Culpepper. A su, Hooper House is: Quiet hours . . . The Pit . . . noise meetings . . . echoing halls . . . Gretchen's bell . . . notes in the bathroom . . . Bim, Bamm Bamm 8a Banana . . . La-La . . . the mental ward . . . loud fresh- men . . . quiet seniors . . . Red roses, white roses . . . good fairy week . . . incense . . . make-up . . . plucked eyebrows . . . parties . . . Lawyers at large . . .SHHHH!!! . . . disco . .. bizarre! . . . gossip . . . opera . . . singing in the halls . . . loud stereos . . . typing. . . NO HEAT. . . little man in the pipes . . . 3rd degree burns in the shower . . . jogging . . . the moles from the hole . . . dirty rooms . . . Psycho . . . Happy Hour . . . BEER . . . the study breaks . . . buzzers . . . Brick House . . . waste- basket fires . . . the nine-foot zipper . . . the Navel Academy . . . the Hop, the John . . . Chester's . . . Saturday night . . . waiting for phone calls . . . fire drills , . . trouble . . . HOW MANY people on ONE phone? . . . soap operas . , . stolen food . . . pwer . . . our men . . . visiting grad- uates . . . veteran Hooperites . . . pre- law, pre-med, pre-wed . . . ashtrays . . . the ZOO! Robbie Roach . . . shower peepers . . . mealcards . . . Roosevelt Sz. Frankella . . . Bob Davidson . . . The Sweathogs . . . I got it . . . TV . . . September-new facesffamiliar faces . . . It's OVER! Front Row QL, to RJ: Laura Lomax, Co-Pres. 2nd sem., Bet Gipson, Pres. lst sem,g Pam Raymond, S.C. Rep., Second Row: Caroline Lenel, Co-Pres. 2nd sem.: Alice deGennaro, S.C. Rep., Megan Kahn, Sec.fTreas.g Denise Jaffe, S,C. Rep. HOOPER HOUSE Front Row QL. to RJ: Laura Lomax, Caroline Lenel, Betsy Newman, Sharon Baum, Alegra Saragosey, Vicki Coheng Second Row: Libby Kephart, Maria Diaz, Alice deGennaro, Megan Kahn, Arlene Kimata, Maria Sabolg Third Row: Bet Gipson, Eileen O'Conner, Mary Lang, Ann Dentry, Genie Acosta, Ambimbula Molajog Fourth Row: Anne Lee, Ann Chase, Barb Hulick, Lolita Elverillo, Liz Spelman, Pam Raymond, Denise Jaffe, Anne Pearce, Alice Friedman, Bryan Frantz, Missing: Debra Bienthics, Katina Moradi, Janet Dalsheimer, Lisels Smother, Cornelia Kiley, Michelle Lamon, Geralyn McGovern, Kim Otis, Ruth Berman, Sharon Grossman, Kathy Sharples, Judy Berk, Sue Kramer, Mandy McQuiddy, Trish Roth, Tatiana Govoni,, Liz Gallagher, Dixie Dix, Anne Bussell, Michele Hopkins. X House Officers, Front Row CL. to RJ: Jeanette Peterlin, Sop. Cl. Rep., Carol Esche, V.P.g Michele Sommerhoft, Pres., Betty Simpson, S.C. Rep., Pam Gale, Over 25 Rep., Second Row: Ginny Fait, Treas.g Cynthis Psoras, Jun. Cl. Rep., Missing: Linda Rinaldi, Sec., Joey Langham, Sr. Cl. Rep.g Angie Sheldon, Fr. Cl. Rep.g Allie Tint, Stu. O. Rep.g Carla Haag, A.A. Rep.g Jean Kneeborn, C.C. Rep. COMMUTING STUDENTS The Commuting Students' Organization is one ofthe largest organizations on campus - it serves approximately one-third of Goucheris population - and its purpose is to aid in the assimilation ol' non-resident students into the Campus life. Activities such as bake sales, stationery sales, and Potpourri, our annual Evening of College Singing , help to achieve this goal. 6 4 H x .X xxx Front Row QL. to RJ: Pegi Jones, Candy Langg Second Row: Caroline Taylor, Genevifave Marochaux OELICHE fl. in ,Rafi 1, We are ALCOCKIANS! It leaks, call B.S. 8: P.! Man in shower! I'm hungry! Can the frosh really cook spaghetti? Sophomore surprise, but what do we do? I have a test, don't bug me! It doesn't diverge, screams lst floor! I don't understand this Orgo lab. Men, where? Be quiet! It doesn't balance! Does the Disco Duck know it's Thursday? Who's your twink? Photo Fund Raiser, HO! HO! It's cold, call B.S. 8: P.! SHHHHHHHHHHH! I have finals! Club 20 what? Don't bother us we have an Orgo test Monday! Navel Academy, what's there? Is that what was in that watermelon at last May's picnic! The window is locked, call B.S. 84 P.! Telephone! BE QUIETTTTTT! Who's down in the tombs they Front Row CL. to RJ: Brenda Gretzinger, Fire Warden, Minda Liedeker, Sec.f 32253: gggigewlgzC:l2gf1,ihl3gl2li:i1fgiP?Ii:3:I?1I'cifI1?iI?Ig l've got to talk to you! Where'd you say the men Re were? I need a drink! Freshmen, Sophomores, Jun- p' iors ....... Seniors, Gone with the Wind? fCall ALCOCK HOUSE Treas.g Nancy Dobrazdrovic, V.P.fStu. O. Rep.g Kathy Bruns, S.C. Rep.g Second Row: Lynn Miller, C.C. Rep.: Bonnie Jean Mohr, Pres., Roxanne Frimmet, A.A. B.S. 8a PJ Front Row CL. to RJ: Cheryl Agris, Lynne Johnson, Bonnie .lean Mohr, Lynn Miller, Roxanne Frimmetg Second Row: Michele Hopkins, Pam Jotikasthira, Vicki Gomez, Minda Liedeker, Amy Mallor, Kathy Bruns, Nancy Dobrazdrovic, Third Row: Crystal Bartolovich, Merrick Wood, Sue Moore, Margaret Drake, Alison Milburn, Anne Eble, Rowena Monez, Brenda Gretzinger, Anita Gard, Fourth Row: Christine Murad, Joan Flagg, Mimi Nguyen, Carolyn Wise, Marilyn Haynes, Liz Hausner, Debbie Schubing Missing: Denny Allen, Maria Augustine, Becky Bennett, Robin Brandt, Michele Garrett, Barbara Kadish, Joyce Kim, Lori Squire. GALLAGHER HOUSE Gallagher House is the only co-ed house on campus! You call this co-ed, four guys'?! The phantom strikes again. This year he really cleaned us out. Then we were scavanged in a hunt by who else'?! Halloween- and the punk rockers hit the scene, as did a bunny, the Kiss of Death , flappers, and even an upperclassman. There's always someone up, we're experts at burning the candle at both ends. But most of all we belive in having a good time. Three separate floors with characters all their own makes for a great diversity in ideas, opinions and everything else. CAU House Officers, Front Row QL. to RJ: Denise Pittman, Stu. O. Rep., Laurie Drucker, V.P.g Second Row: Cindy Fenske, Pres., Lisa Kronman, C.C. Rep., Kathy Fife, S.C. Rep. Front Row CL. to RQ: Cheryl Milette, Pat Sommers, Kathy Fife, Sheri Denny, Nancy Russell, Ginny Secrist, Pat Muller, Ruth Greenberg, Second Row: Laurie Drucker, Laurel Andres, Cindy Fenskc, Lisa Kronman, Bill David, Cliff Bravermang Third Row: Amy Johanson, Dinah Aaron, Denise Pittman, Liz Martin, Claudia Rabino- vich, Sandy Karasik, Alex Rosenoer, Barry Gilbert, Alison Miller, Fourth Row: Margery Jacobson, Lynne Till, Colleen Crossan, Michele Certilman, Sylvia Hetzelg Missing: Natalie Juricic, Vincent Paluzzi, Kit Glovier, Patty Watts, Amy Williams, Hilary Branton, Janet Martin, Cathy Ebersole, Betty Keller, Joan Fiorillo, Liza Reich, Beth Levine, Tara Fass, Lisa Bloom, Wanda Walker, Susan Foote. FF,1:,f-nf -,-A Tuttle is: popcorn parties in the hall . . . quiet hours??'?? reverberations of clog clopping at 3:00 A.M. . . . GAM jocks and missing composites . . . french nights at Miss Marechaux's . . . well EX- CUOOOOO-OOOSE ME! TAB bottles where?!? Wa- ter bombing . . . jump ropes . . . strangers in the night! . . . Drinking coffee in Lena's room . . . three hour preparations for Disco Night . . . midnight trips to Greasy Maria's and Friendly's and Hojo's and Dunkin kg Donuts and the A8LP . . . water fights and bathroom ragga. rw'-X W I A ll VY 1 conferences . . . Suzette's stereo . . . back door bangers 'i' W' T ' 'A 'rv A ' -' - ' . . . backgammon and spades . . . pumpkin carving and caramel apples . . . has B's and is T's . . . Tony the Tiger sun glasses and big ears . . . crepe parties . . . all-nighters . . . sunbathing on the roof . . . weekends at A Princeton . . . roaches fthe crawling kindj . . . a nice place to visit but even a better place to live! . x. Front Row QL. to RJ: Mary Byrnes, A.A. Rep.g Reina Zuckerman, S.C. Rep.: Andie Blaney, Stu. O. Rep., Second Row: Becky Lytle, Pres., Zoe Ann Therasse, S.C. Rep.g Margaret Koontz, V.P.fSec.f Treas.g Missing: Debbie Mead, Dean of Students's Committee Rep., Liz Creed, Second Floor Rep. TUTTLE HOUSE Front Row: Martha Larkins, Shirley Erickson, Reyne Baum, Sharon Swanke, Maria Lena Danzilo, Sole Ceballosg Second Row: Andie Blaney, Debbie Mead fand Samj, Cindy Smith, Lisa Daniels, Niloofar Haeri, Leslie Allen, Barb Feinberg, Becky Lytle, Mary Byrnes, Third Row: Ines Salgar, Pam Beals, Suzette White, Pam Politis, Reina Zuckerman, Zoe Ann Therasse, Margaret Koontz, Eileen Swarbrick, Lynne Locke, Vicki Hanneman, Cindy Dallinga, Kathy Davis, Denise Bowman, Liz Creed, Lisa Harman, Ann Desaram, Mlle. Genevieve Marechauxg Missing: Alison Barmat, Blanche Campbell, Melanie Butler, Amy Hopper, Andrea Shuss, Dominique Pifat, Kim Douglas, Cornelia Cody. ,r sr. , 4.4 sg.. , t pv-., , 111:-mlm. -ef' 3 5 -ffl A First Row CL. to RJ: .lay Fleischman, Dan Gallagher, Lorraine Fleischmang Second Row: Jan Gallagher, Little Dan Gallagher, Michele Muracca, Gretchen Van Utt, Rosanna Roigg Missing: Renee Daiuta. UBEC IAL BENNETT HOUSE Bennett House is as good a name as any for this strange and wonderful agglomera- tion of women. Where else can one find a Vote for Your Favorite Sophomore elec- tion? For that matter, why would one assume that there could be a favorite sopho- more? Where else can one find a hall grafiitti board containing a wealth of infor- mation about faculty, administrators, men, and life as a college student in general in such graphic terms? Where else can one belong to a Curl Up and Die Club that meets regularly? What other house has its own golf cart? Bennett is all of this and much more - or less, depending on your point of view. We are all women dedi- cated to individual goals, struggling to get them together. Together we go through heartbreaks and academic trauma. Whereas as individuals we have our weak- nesses, together we are an invincible force. We are a major business power, control- ling large interests in C8cP Telephone, Maria's of Towson, and Goucher College to name a few. We are the prime taco hustlers on campus and a major segment of the Monday Night Doughnut consumer market. Moreover, we are individuals em- barked on an adventure in living and learning, growing and helping to grow. We get by with a little help from our friends. House officers QB. to TJ: Deirdre Wortman, A.A. Rep.g Kim Healy, Sec.fTreas.g Rosana Roig, Co- V.P. 81. S.C. Rep., Pat Upton, Fire Warden, Cathy Coleman, Stu. O. Rep., Renee Daiuta, Co-V.P. 8L S.C. Rep.g Michele Muracca, Pres.g Missing: Laurie Zlotnick, C.C. Rep. Front Row QL. to RJ: Jenny Shearer, Ellen Schrader, Meg Campbell, Marsha Wachsman, Michele Muracca, Rosana Roig, Second Row: Kay Helzberg, Laurie Zlotnick, Cathy Coleman, Cathy Botti, Sue Leven, Amy Greer, Kim Healyg Third Row: Lisa Christensen, Collette Sack, Alicia Benoist, Sue Aument, Julie Wickert, Emily Cogleyg Fourth Row: Lisa Hart, Gigi Strohbeck, Heather Mohr, Ann Kautzman, Ellen Gaske, Linda Fox, Jayne Wrightg Top Row: Jamie Kelly, Rachel Hunt, Deirdre Wortman, Jeanne Jeffery, Karin Dawson, Sue Lewis, Renee Daiuta, Pat Uptong Missing: Sharon Sutow, Pat Paredes, Claudia Gentile, Yedda Marks. ,Tw fy - , I, 'gg Qyriuxll IH A A- 1,3-,,1..-,Lf Xa, 'X , 'H-' L '. JE g.,1.-. r - -. Front Row CL. to RJ : Lisa Johnson, S.C. Rep., Carla Davis, Fire Wardeng Tracey Erway, S.C. Rep., Valerie McClain, Co-Pres,g Second Row: Todd Howerton, S.C. Rep.g Louise Gobron, Sec.fTreas.g Marianne Gazzola, Co-Pres. GAMBLE HOUSE What is Gamble? Gamble is . . . the best in W everyway . . . for real ,... like living on a beauti- ful desert island with 44 friends ,... A place where one can relax and enjoy ,... a gamble who 'knows ,... where I get my living done ,... not a house - itis people ,... a zoo ,... a Chomej house where you can receive all the funda- mentals of a college education which academics do not seem to fulfill, . . . home away from home, . . . fun, . . . No Comment. In other words, GAMBLE IS. Front Row CL. to RJ : Susan Dodd, Leslie Swike, Marianne Gazzola, .lill Lalli, Carol Foose, Alame Schumb, Valerie McClaing Second Row: Barbara Marks, Jennifer Jameson, Anne Marie Dallenbach, Carolyn Sayre, Lousie Gobron, Sharon Fishbein, Stephanie Scandalios, Donna Dagavarian, Debbie Levitan, Ann Gosling Third Row: Jay Fleischman, Celia Daly, Mary Kay Owens, Robin Kay, Nancy Todd, Tracey Erway, Salinee Nandhabiwat, Todd Howerton, Lorraine Fleischman, Kathy Tyler, Yvette Bequeg Fourth Row: Ellen Stein, Susan Day, Laura Sorenson, Lisa Johnson, Carla Davis, Cindy Fultong Missing: Lisa Emmerich, Joan Flanagan, Debbie Hammerman, Cindy Kassan, Jill Moray, Bridget Polichene, Maria Pryce, Melanie Roth, Martha Smerda, Andrea Storch, Inez Ver- wey, Cyndy Watt, Darlene Kelley. 1 f . L First Row QL. to RJ : Anne Reynolds, Diane Hernandez, Wendy Greene, Hedi Bodenheimer, Joanne Rojek, Ellen Rosenblum, Wendy Novak, Linda Bodek, Paula Senay, Sandy Zheutlin, Sandy Ranck, Beth Veleyg Second Row: Paula Cherry, Sandy Susser, Gail Solomon, Frannie Coleman, Mary Malick, Beth Curtis, Jackie Gogarty, Lisa Kauzlarich, Katrina Ray, Karin McCloskey, Joanne Levitan, Miff Ritz, Meredith Weiser, Debbie Oresman, Jodie Hirsch, Lizzie Strauss, Stacy Freed, Amy Kellyg Third Row: Stacey Schreft, Melanie Fleagle, Kathy Glyshaw, Linda Pollack, Marlene Trestman, Ann Mathias, Katya Bennett, Pam Cashbaugh, Kathy Kron- enberg, Barbara Seuss, Julie Woods, Dan Gallagher, Kathleen Crane, Kathy Debus, Jan Gal- lagher, Brenda Thompson, Elizabeth Fullerg Fourth Row: Theodore D. Bear, Missing: Pat Wheeler. ROBINSON HOUSE First Row CL. to RJ : Ann Reynolds, S.C. Rep., Mary Malick, S.C. Rep., Liz Strauss, Fire Wardeng Ellen Rosenblum, Stu. O. Rep.: Second Row: Miff Ritz, V.P.g Beth Veley, A.A. Rep., Paula Cherry, S.C. Rep., Third Row: Georgia Anastos, Sec.fTreas.g Lisa Kauzlarich, C.C. Rep. ,L 12kt--fx' - -a--1. . x.. Robinson House is . . . procrastination, popcorn, Phillip Morris, blind dates, Winos, giggling and sardines . . . Baskin- Robbins, crushes, hinges, pals. Getting better . . . gang, veg-o-matic . . . The Phantom Phone Callers: Sam Wildebeest . . . Beffer, Crease, Buck- aroo . . . Michigan, Cats, Springsteen . . . pink, L. L. Bean, prep . . . Wendy- kins, cinnamon bagels . . . PMC, licorice, Valen- tine's Day . . . violets, horses, music . . . FJC, francais, weekends! . . . weebies, wine and cheese, yankees, mothers, little piggies, clogs, Pearl, ll: 11, click . . . JAR, rain- bows, Aruba . . . wake me, seizure, queer but cute! . . . Linda Long Is- land . . . Koala bears and buffalos are GREATL . . JodoBird, it's naptime . . . Presidential Kulcher- bored . . . Flat is beautiful . . . Marudas to you! . . . No es vida! ! . . . We love men! . . . Senioritis strikes again . . . Halloween party . . . November 19th . . . Wednesdays with Dan, Jan, and Danny . . . good times, friends . . . ALOHA NUI, Robin- son! f.. 4- fxolf ' 621 X -042,9 P .,w.ap. Front Row: Alan Winikg Second Row CL. to RJ : Connie Winik, Becky Winik Germain Morenog Third Row: Ruth Castelli, Sergio Moreno, Carlos Moreno Fourth Row: Ruth Bowman, Corey Bowman, Brian Bowman, Sonia Moreno Fifth Row: Buzz Bowman, Marny Birchettg Missing: Tom Birchett. f e CONNER HOUSE House Officers, Front Row CL. to RJ : Foster Stroup, A.A. Rep.g Karina Lanzsano, Deans Advisory Comm., Susan Seidel, Stu. O. Rep., Betsy Doolittle, Fire Warden, Second Row: Laurie Goldbaum, Pres.g Kathy Pinto, V.P.g Christy Billings, C.C. Rep.q Melissa Sly, Sec.fTreas.g Cindy Stegman, S.C. Rep. The Disco beat is coming from RM. 212, while Oldies but Goodies play in 210. What's that strange sound in 209? - I-lard Rock, Our three Reverend's Rebels are practicing harmony and that's Classical Music somewhere on the first floor. Whose phone is that? I can't go to class Leave It to Beaver is on. You're not really from Kentucky. Chorus practice anyone? Somebody left her T.V. on all night, again. She's down at the stables. Whereis the vacuum Cleaner? Goin' to Boston? Posters decorate the first floor - the ironing board on the second. Why aren't the showers fixed?Partyingwith the Bowmans- Ruthie, are the kids asleep? Who wants something at Maria's? Library again. Who wants to play softball? Who's from Germany? Get my buzzer, please. Out on the fields playing lax. Whose voice is that on first floor? Who's the one with the Puerto Rican accent? PROCRASTINATION. Squirrels moving furniture above us . . . again. In bed by 4, up at llg in bed by ll up at 7. HOJO'S? Who's got a cig? Every line's a song cue. All nighters. Why? l'm going over to The Board . Watching FamilyH. Another meeting. Ifl don't go to Law School . . . ? Five Seniors in the house this year, but the '95 Freshmen seem better prepared. Front Row QL. to RJ: Gina Manes, Cheryl Abel, Joanna Dougherty, Anita, Kravitz, Kathy Locke, Donna Ross, Ann Thompson, Ann Stengelg Second Row: Penny Long, Beth Gober, Ronna Caras, Janice Astor, Martha Southworth, Christie Billings, Karina Lanzano, Tina Creighton, Ruthie Bowman, Brian Bowman, Third Row: Rosie Herman, Meg Bremmam, Cindy Tegman, Betsy Doolittle, Melissa Sly, Michele Sirany, Pam Love, Anne Seidel, Fourth Row: Patri Herrera, Paula Mahone, Karen Mervis, Clair Battaglino, Abbe Suffness, Laurie Goldbaum, Thalia Hall, Buzz Bowman, Corey Bowman. 1 lfll .-!1Q..g?! Hl' 5, I i.--.- w I LEWIS HOUSE Honorary Trusteesg Can I have a bite of that chocolate chip cookie'?g Friends and loversg Who's making popcorng As- sume veg positiong Happy Birthday Week, Munch-out at Tom and Marny's, Guess who calledg Is this a REAL fire drill?g Cheese and mushroom pizzalg Omnipresent paranioag Any messages'?g Best disco in town, Giggles, Hey hey Boo-Boo, Kahlua partyg Derelect city, Itis Friday night - What are you doing'?g Donut sales, Whose laundry is thi3?g Front Row QL. to RJ 1 Kris cunningham, V.P.g Ilene Hauer, Co-Pres.fStu. Dungeons I love you guys, but Shut upig O. Rep., Geri Kleinman, A.A. Rep.g Lori Neimark, Sec.fTreas.g Second Tea time, Lewis 207 Hot lg Quiet stormg Disco dancing, One Whale ofa Houselllll Row: Elizabeth Hersh, Co-Pres., Sue Efros, S.C. Rep.g Tara Gell, S.C. Rep. Front Row QL. to RJ: Ilene Hauer, Elizabeth Hershg Second Row: Lorraine Maita, Courtenay Deverill, Pat Bracken, Jamie Rodin, Cindy Baumhardt, Cindy Davidsong Third Row: Allison Gault, Kathy Hourigan, Harriet Ann Seiner, Pam Bolstad, Mary .Io Pryz- borski, Lori Neimark, Debie Reich, Fourth Row: Amy Kight, Tracy Van Sickle, Tara Gell, Leslie Eckford, Laurie Long, Debra Cro- well, Marny and Tom Birchett, Sylvia Diamond, .loan Sitkoff, Debra Johnson, Morrisann Martin, Becca Grossmang Fifth Row: Geri Kleinman, Cathy Abelson, Robin Topping, Missing: Michelle McGrath, Chris Marshall, Donna Ostrower, Cheryl Sears, Chris Cox, Vivian Cox, Amy Dietz, Dia Gordon, Andrea Holeman, Badeen Cooman, Cindy Lackner, Clari Cavanough, Liz League, Rita Call- oway, Ellen Berman, Karen Palmer, Porticia Defilippes, Sheryl Conzone, Kris Cunningham, Sue Popper, Donna Verp. K 1 ' 05,1 af' f J I 1 I, 43? if-451 ,M ki -15 , N -, PROBST HOUSE Probst House's do-it-yourself comments and memories space: ' .411 . .XX ' I Front Row CL. to RJ : Becky Barnett, Michele Frank: Second Row: Jane Keyser, Mary- lee Targa, Third Row: Alison Bassett, Linda Most, Shawn Angelora, Hilary Rosenberg, Sarah Davis. Front Row CL. to RJ z Laura Devanney, Lucille Crispi, Janet Ryan, Natalie Beachy, Judy Parys, Anne Burton, Rose Harris, Second Row: Vicky Federgreen, Melissa Kirschner, Susan Goodman, Ann Luis, Wendy Wyatt, Shawn Angeloro, Pat Nulle, Jody Livak, Connie Winikg Third Row: Susan Williams, Marylee Targa, Vicky Aldridge, Mary Ann Mahoney, Suzanne Foreman, Gloria Beissinger, Harriet Monroe, Linda Most, Hilary Rosenberg, Four Row: Alan Winik, Sarah Davis, Kathy Healy, Jacqueline Kincaid, Valerie Brown, Jane Keyser, Sara Levy, Becky Barnettg Fifth Row: Alison Bassett, Melissa Behringer, Kim Parker, Diane Seay, Becky Hubert, Barbara Jo Ruble, Melanie Lendrimg Missing: Marcia Moll, Cynthia Price, Kathy Feely, Donna Lyle, Marion Rodgers, Susan Postman, Noel Duvall, Jeanne Webb, Maggie Grotzinger, Sue Maurer, Cindy Rosenberg, Joanne Petkovyat, Sally Lovett, Beth Chaty, Amy Witham, Jen Scholl, Karen Choplosky, Pat Grant, Anne Kelleher. ...-.------'- ,.,-,,.1--- --- .'-Q rw. ' fl 4,.f 1 fb vw ff E 13' gg., , J. it M Bw N l ,s ,FA ',H1d-9 4 1- -U J if 1 I WHNSLOWf HOUSE 'A 4 V: I . 3 -, V .its J House Officers, Front Row QL. to RJ : Mary Thomas, S.C. Rep., Donna Fisher, C.C. Rep.g Second Row: Marily Cox, Co-Pres., Margo Burton, Sec.fTreas.g Julie Jankelson, Fire Warden 84 S.C. Rep, Third Row: Chris Warner, S.C. Rep., Su Allen, S.C. Rep, Jill Greenblatt, Co-Pres.g Missing: Becky Loose, A.A. Rep.. Hey Winslow, do you remember . . . the house resident petition fthere's hope for JCAJ . . . disco night on second floor . . . celebraties on Halloween . . . keeping in shape with exersise sessions . . . Maria's special delivery for our sixteen year old', . . . good fairies flitting around . . . our menagerie: Jade, Nelson, Phido, Socrates, Alfalfa and Tribble . . . our many atheltes . . . the Spanish conquest of first floor . . . the goody bucket . . . our painting partyand the impression everyone left . . . sunbathing on the hill . . . our house doctors . . . slippery toilet seats . . . hot chocolate and open house with the Morenos . . , the washers that never work . . . visits to the Health Center . . . the heights on third floor . . . Corrine . . . g.d.m.f.w.t . . . dunkin donut desires . . . the long and winding breezeway . . . flushing! . . . our vanishing vacuum cleaner . . . feeding our faces with birthday cake . . . Oops! Man in the bathroom . . . quiet hours? . . . kill that lint! . . . our wild wine and cheese party Ca new tradition in Winslowj . . . all the people who make Winslow what it is - a madhouse. Front Row CL. to RJ : Jill Greenblatt, Jeri Lubman, Patty Fogart, Carlos Moreno, Marilyn Cox, Sergio Moreno, Gina Zin- garo, Sonja Moreno, Second Row: Mary Thomas, Patty Palmer, Hope Selinger, Jeannine Santoiemma, Sheri Flynn, Karen Kaplan, German Moreno, Third Row: Mollie Roemer, Cheryl Anderson, Chris Warner, Debbie Engelstein, Ami Letaw, Leena Bhaduri, Melissa Zieve, Caroline Chambliss, Donna Fisher, Fourth Row: Lydia Scalettar, Martha Palmer, Joanna Graziadei, Mary McNulty, Beth Besinger, Julie Jankelson, Annette Laugel, Sue Ramirez, Anne Reed, Martha Purcell, Stephanie Hud- nerg Fifth Row: Lisa Petit, Betty Diener, Jodi Winbourne, Mari Rogers,Charity Kimmel, Carmen Oria, Meg Johnston, Cathy Cornell, Suzanne Leach, Su Allen, Aline Palmer, Margo Burton, Jennifer Fineg Missing: Doreen Sanford, Kim Armstrong, Coca Murioz, Nancy Johnson, Barb Maslak,X,Nancy Weyforth, Becky Loose, Patricia McDermott. as Q? i ,gk 1 -4.-. :rf- fl pq ,H - ' I ,Q l.,iA1 -:uni 111 A- 1 fl 1 ' R 1 .. 5, w -9' L . - 5 . 1 5 1 4 ff.-K 1 ., 'v '.f,. - ,. 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First row fleft to rightj : Cherry La Croix, Debbie Johnson, Mary Choates: Second row: Lawrencine Smith, Yvonne Dupree, Thalia Hall, Valerie McClain, Andrea Holeman, Bertina Creighton, Third row: Marilyn Barber, Denise Pittman, Paula Mahone, Lolita Elverillo, Jocelyn West, Kathy Davis, Pam Love, Julie Woods, Debbie Crowell, Abimbola Molajo, Claudia Bar- ber. Missing: Romaine Taylor, Leda Fuller, Laura Lomax, Leslie Allen, Cheri Hunter, Adri- enne Marshall, Carolyn Peterkin, Katrina Ray, Phyllis Thorne,Wanda Walker, Vivian Cox, Lisele Smothers. 35 fv- First Row Cleft to rightj 1 Dr. Houseman. Lin-Shia Wongsonegaro, Mrs. Fishcr, Lisa Motrazza, Dr. Webb, Chris Cox, Linda Mokay, Lynne Johnson, Sandi Susserg Second Row: Dr. Horn, Nancy Annan, Rosie Harris, Liz Vennos, Judi Rubins, Pat Sullivan, Amy Williams, Jan Amatog Third Row: Charity Kimmel, Ann Burton, Stephanie Seitz, Becky Loose, Karen Casey, Chris Murad, Mimi Nguyen, Jennifer Fine, Marilyn Cox, Saffia Ahmed, Cheryl Agris, Michelle McGrath, lzzic Levine. fl xl ihlr T First Row fleft to rightj : Badcen Cooman, Meade Phillips, Colleen Carter, Ann DeSaram, Doreen Sanford, Second Row: Maria Augustine, Chris Cox, Kim Douglas, Molly Roemer, Vicki Bates, Carol Foose. First Row Qleft to rightj : Dominique Pifat, Soledad Munoz, Linda Fox, Bcth Page, Tara Fass, Kathy Davis, Mme. Thompson, Mlle. Marechauxg Second Row: Cindy Fulton, M. Thormann, Betty Simpson, Francine Coleman, Biancc Brahamsha, Anne Kelleher, Melissa Kirschncr. i First Row fleft to rightj : Debbie Kim, Kim Anderson, Second Row: Lil-sha Wonsongoro, Suf- fia Ahmed, Pam Swift, Betty Simpson, Third Row: Pam Jotikzisthirzi. Mimi Nguyen, Anna Tsiakki, Laurie, Paschall, Salinec Nandhabiwat, Pal Gutierrez. :bij si 5 ffm, Him, mmf First Row Cfrom left to rightj 1 Heidi Bodenheimer, Linda Pollack, Ellen Steiningerg Second Row: Jill Moray, Stacay Schreft, Ruth Greenberg, Ruth Berman, Susan Berman fco-presidentl, Linda Bodek Leo-presidentj, Janet Better, Sharon Grossman, Roxanne Frimmet. fr fl l fi .4125 W i.,a J 5. 'W fri' if 511: is L - 151, ,., 1 r. !--ft . ,., .- , v ' V Q tv r 1 vi! -it '. ' ' First Row ffrom left to rightj : Miss Koppelman, Honey, Becky Lytle, Libby Oltong Second Row: Donna Ingram, Karen McCloskey fpresidentj, Carol Foose, Grace Crowder tvice presi- dentj, Shawn Angeloro Ctreasurerlg Third Row: Beale Cockey, Jean Webb, Debra Butler, Inez Verwey, Sharon Green, Sarah Davis, Chris Cox: Fourth Row: Mrs. Bucher, Mr. Lewand, Miss Coon, Missing: Miss Bernstein. new Lv. VIA? 1 - First Row fleft to rightj 1 Maggie Grotzinger fFundraising Chairperosnl, Donna Vcrp, Selene Needle, Susan Saito, lLayout Chairpersonj, Remembrance Chipman, Margaret Griffeng Second Row: Sandi Glidden QEdilorJ, Sue Porter fTreasurerl, Sue Aument lPublicity Chair- personl, Gin Peters, Ann de Saram CEntertainment Chairpersonj. fr 'fffif' fa- P. fe, I 1'-3 4'. EQ' A ' h '- lk . 1 Q ' W 1 Y I Q ,a 4. fri? .1 of 'P' 'x?lpll ...S-. K C , 1, . K - fl g 1 -W b I' A l 'fp- . - l f t V-5 W ' V W First Row ffrom left to rightj 2 Susan Kramer, Sheryl Conzone, Laura Delano. Aphrodite Saratsiotis, Christine Billings, Abbe Suffness, Pat Nulle, Diane Saldickq Second Row: Valerie Smith, Julia McNaughten, Celia Daly, Sarah Davis, Aline Palmer. it ,, .W - - 7 7 i' 'lil it Q ,Xml . . ?.iJRX Jw :Vi V X M, 1 ,i Q .1 5 9 . Rf- 6, 'i'?J'5ese-15 ist it i 5- . . Q! sfzaff :L A H: , it l Y U . . w j , .. r . U N234 ' L3 A . , ,I ,, , ,., . r,,. , vi' . -4 -- 1 : R35-sygff, ' K . J. gt ..'f'3- 41 -'- L' ',:f.v '1'.-' M . '-q,tf1al- -f lfirst Row ll.. to RJ: Sue lfuller. .lztne Andrews. Donna Mcllhztte. Cztillie. Karin Dawson, Suc Day. .lean Kneebonc. .lody l.ivnk, Foxfire, Dawn, .Iunet McBrien, Betsy Doolittle, Robin Topping. Mary Melienney. Margo Palmer. Michele Singer, Alison Guult, Becky Lytlc. , - Ar ... I , 4: 't 4 J .A 3 I, +,., .any lfirsl Rovt ll.. lo RJ: Connie Colematn. Kathy Brandt: Second Row: Kendall Orr, Allison lfmery. Michele Somerholl. Ninn Beck: Missing: Pillll Smith. Kitty Bryant. Ann Lang. und other Anonymous Comsomol Members. First Row QL. to RJ: Kim Armstrong, Patricia Herrera, Mary A. Targa. Mary McNulty: See- ond Row: Coea Munoz. German Moreno, Mary Gwynn, Carmen Oria. Doreen Sanford, Ann Goslin, Jeannie Santoicmma. Val Socha. if A r if 21 First Row tl.. to RJ: Clair Battaglino: Seeond Row: Ruth Berman. Melissa Behringer. Amy Witham. Kathy Tyler, Elixabeth Fllcrs, Eliza- beth Fuller. Celia Daly: Third Row: Ann Gos- lin. Maria Pryee, Hope Millington: Missing: Yvette Begue. Charlotte McKamy. Cindy Smith, Mollie Roemer. Arlene Kimata. Mary Ann Ma- honey. Sylvia Halkousis, Alix Rosenoer. Amy Johanson. Claudia Gentile. l2li7abeth Spelman, Stephanie Hudner. Harriet Monroe, Megan Hamilton. Robin Topping. Lee Wallace, .lill Stroms. Ruth Finglass. Tessa Turner. Susan Foote. Marsha Waehsman. and every one else who's been kind enough to spend some time with us. Photo by Parys ORG: I . . . Fnthusiasm . . . Frustration . . . Accomplishments: Posted Agendasg Lively Meetings: The Finance Committee: Constitution Revision: A Different Kind of Spring . . . Improvements Communication and relations among most components of the Goucher Community: Positive action. not reaction . . . From Student Org: the umbrella . . . to Student Org- the Huba gen- erator ofspirit and setter oftone . . . in short . . . A META MOR PHOSIS. the metamorphes of many organs show what wonderful changes in function ire it least possible. Darwin W7 1 '- DONNYBROOK FAIR 1978 IN -4 ACTION EDITORS IN CHIEF: LYNNE JOHNSON BONNIE JEAN MOHR ART EDITOR: MARGARET DRAKE l X4 I 5 ' -, fn, - fi 1 , W . . , H H f R 41- -Q -I V ki-W -MAJ Connie Coleman Anita Gard Pam Jotikasthira Betty Keller If-.5 Anne Lee :fl Amy Mallor r ' Heidi Mohr I-I M, ga-fiiitsii - e f A' IP? X N..-f Patty Bracken, Lisa Christenson, Lauri Drucker, Lolita Elvirrillo, Ruth Finglass, Roxanne Frimmet, Vicky Gomez, Cindy Goodson, Marilyn Haynes, Cheryl Milctte, Alison Miller, Carmen Oria, Mary .lo Przyborski, Val Socha, and Carolyn Wise. We would like to express our deepest appreciation to Hal Mayer for his photographyg to Kitty Bryant and the Goucher College Community for their supportg to Julie for her confidence in usg and to Alcock l-louse who joined us in many sleepless nights. 04vK1aC- 777d14Af C MW, , 149 LIFE AT GOUCHER ,,...... , at ,nk fn, 'wb an ,Q w.j--H Ps f 3l-E513 - ., .ie- F.-QL nj il 'rx X' g f F i , lv -3:1 4 , , .AA tv , . - 4. f X 1, 1 71. 1 4 . .nf L 5 -F .fl K I g I M I - Y If 1 ' 1.15, i vx 1' Y xnxx x f 7 2 f wr X ,I 4 Y I W Q f i , . , i L 1. v. ihbx' , x -4. I ,ff . A.,-. '.'- . x 'a. ---f-. 3 . af ,- H. ,b 1 , '4-f ...- 0 f-: . 5 Vg: 1 4 1 Qu, ' -., .V -' '- ,- .5-' .. 1- . ' . . ,. - ,.. fl, 14 nf UNF! 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GEORGE WASHINGTON LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE GOUCHER COLLEGE ,II-IU November 12, 1977 HOOD WILSON REGISTRATION OPENING MEETING Introductions - Kitty Bryant, President of Stu- dent Organization, Goucher College Welcome - Dr. Rhoda Dorsey, President, Goucher College Keynote Speaker - Guy Martin, Dean of Stu- dents, Harvard Divinity School Workshop Session 1 Workshop Session 2 LUNCH Introductions - Jeanne Jeffery, Social Committee Chairperson, Goucher College Panel Discussion - Topic: Financial Aid, Stu- dents and Congressn ADM1NISTRATOR'S CONFERENCE Panel Discussion - Topic: Changing Students, Changing Demands Workshop Session 3 Workshop Session 4 NETWORKING Chairperson - Valerie McClain, President of Black Students Ass., Goucher College JAZZ AND JUNK HARVARD VILLA JULIE I ToWsoN STATE .R 4 AMERICAN U . 41:2 SOCCER .Mxg 1'0 -ex - -rv X. Er. ,dll '-. 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PATRONS Mr. James S. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Joan Bassett Abel Ernest Amato Robert Armstrong Vincent L. Battaglino Henry Baum Mrs. C. A. Beals Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Dr. James J. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Leonid P. Beck Russell Behrens J. Bernard Beque Sylvan Better G. R. Bishop, Jr. John D. Botti and Mrs. Daniel Branton Cavanaugh Arnold Chong W. N. Christenson Agnes Agar Coleman Alice B. Coleman Valerie Conzoni Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Oursa Dagavarian Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davis Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Louis R. Robert M. Day Devanney Col. and Mrs. Arthur Deverill Mrs. James P. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. James B. Drake Mr. Stanley Drucker Mr. and Mrs. Gerd Ehrlich Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ellers Mr. and Mrs. Rosly Fass Dr. Rosalind Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erway Feinberg James F. Fenske Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Fisher Dr. J. W. Fromm Anne C. Fuller Mrs. Doris W. Fuller The Hon. and Mrs. Albert L. Gazzola Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Gipson Mr. and Mrs. James Goodson Dr. and Mrs. P. P. C. Graziadei Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Gretzinger Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Hetzel Mr. and Mrs. Bryant S. Hopper, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James R. l-lowerton Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huber, Jr. Christopher Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Juricic Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Karasik Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Kleinman John D. Kneebone Mr, and Mrs Dorlald E. KOOrltZ Mr. and Mrs Walter Kravitz Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Lang Mr. and Mrs W. A. Laugel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Norman W. Lavinder Mr. and Mrs. Paul Levy Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Little Rev. and Mrs. Charles Lockie Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Lucianna Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mallor Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mathias Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Maurer Mr. and Mrs M. B. McPhate Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Frank K. Mears, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Zoltan Mcrszei and Mrs. Irving Mervis and Mrs. Normand Milette Alon Miller and Mrs. Seymour Miller and Mrs. John J. Mohr Francis A. Muracca Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. John H. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Ferid Murad Owen . Dale Parr . H. Paschall Clayton Ranck F. M. Rojek Herman Rosenblum . Joseph Ross . Jules Roth Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mrs. John Ruble Mary Saleh Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Schreft Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sommers Mr. and Mrs. Soly Srour Mrs. Marie Stavrides Mr. and Mrs. Austin Strauss Stephanie Lane Tatar Mr. and Mrs. John Clair Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Tracy Tyler Mr. Martin Verp Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weiser Anna M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John W. Williams Mrs. May Wise Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Wortman Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. Wright Dr. and Mrs. William Yohe Dr. Bertram Zheutlin Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zingaro Dr. Jack Zuckerman . Asher Rubin