Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1981 volume:

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Summer love, in the afternoon. HopkinsXGoucher combo: an endan- gered species 10 v No one told me love would be this hot. Those magnificent men in their sailing machines. A euphemism is born: a roll in the hay. 041 24G 54 :45 :4 2. u : : : 2-! o. ?J b41746 ulj-G NKJJ 837J 133' ?'?J ftjj '31: . .1; 1R '5 wk 4a m fg 1-$ .51; cf. 1'a $1.; 551$ :JiR-51k .1. 1R w m , ,1m wk. VF 'm A ' 4 ' V 1x w R The lonely and the brave. Another Gaucher activist, The Anderson Alternative. Even Gaucher girls make mistakes . . . 12 The time is now for Reagan and Bush. Goucher Stick Chicks. Shooting the breeze on Mary Fisher Terrace. The Goucher Equestrienne. Today Kraushaar . . . tomorrow Carnegie Hall. The posx office run. 14 Smile, I see the Land Ho! recruiter for the Colts on the bleachers. Where are the Navy men when you need them? . . . to tinkering with Model Ts. $461M? 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Iotti c Maryland Kimberley Anne Anderson Chemistry Baltimore, Marguerite Anton New Jersey Economics Clifton. V! r a M Susan Christine Aument History World Literature Lancaster. Pennsylvania Patric'a Susan Barrett Barrett Elementary Education Wayne, Pennsylvania No man is an island, entire of itself, each man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. John Donne Life 'Is Hell!?? P53 52 Crystal Lynn Bartolovi h Enghsh East Liverpool HURRY UP PLEASE IT'S TIME T.S. Eliot. The Waste Land Natalie Ann Beachy Chemistry Baltimore, Maryland Breathe, breathe in the air, don't be afraid to care Leave but don't leave me, look around and choose your own ground For long you live and high you fly and smiles yOu'll give And tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Nothing that's forced can ever be right if it doesn't come naturally. Leave it. Like a shadow that the night won't free. My memories of Gaucher will always remain with me. Al Stewart WM .4 1H 'w u kw m 4-3-34 '8' 11k 341:: x9; IR w; In or: In 4H1 5 vuyfylu$ '1'. 1' 4.1 w 't' it Will 1'? 3-;1'? 5' 1R 1-; 'U-' $ 4M 3- 't' lt' u WW withxw WIJXt 3!: 1R allylh g-z'lk x' IR ow; 1R 1'; l.., 1R lo ,. 54 Melissa Carol Behringer CommunicationVEnglish Bay Shore, New York Look to this day, for yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Katherine Dianne Bennett Katya Elementary Education Birmingham, Alabama Alicia Benoist Music PerformancWMusic History Creative Arts Locust, New Jersey Janet Bernhard Dance Dance Therapy Lancaster, Pennsylvania You need more than dancing shoes to be a dancer. Anonymous Imagination is more important than knowledge. Einstein $IG W. Xi 'N-' H$ i-C w ..' $$ 'l.' $ '..' $ .3 .., ..7 r. ,..,' ,.-, ,..,1 I' 1Q 9'I1. $'; , 1'; 1. 5'; , , ;V,Q a C , 3!.A1W 3!:1'9 xffs , xfi ' $ 1k 3!; 1N r u. 1 .3$ ,. .rr IN U 8 ' x; 'u.' - 411k 411a 3!; Xi '1' or; IR 1 Amy Lynn Bernstein Biology Pikesville. Maryland I wish I were a ribosome so that I could translate the true essence of life. Elizabeth A. Besinger Political Science-Pre-Legal Studies East Dundee. Illinois Give up your heart and you lose your way Trusting another to feel that way Give up your heart and you find yourself Living for something in somebody else . . . Hold a place for the human race Keep it open wide Give it time to fall or climb But let the time decide. Jackson Browne 56 Janet Renee Better International Relations Reisterstown, Maryland You can't cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water. Don't let yourself indulge in vain wishes. Tagore Leena Marianna Bhaduri leena Biology Waldorf, Maryland When I look out upon the world after the first snowfall, I always think that it is brand new5another kind of Genesis innocent and waiting for new and better transcriptions. Not only is the clutter and litter of autumn hidden and simplified, but the whole scene of man's argument and confusion is made briefly immaculate. All things are possible again. Even wisdom, Even understanding. Anonymous ;. h t. pr a .149 at ?J' 011?! L 041.7-9 b41149 8411-? am 146 w 2-! 3412.5 :4 y, 3.; :49 at ?Jt at 14V 643 34 . 91- 5.1x 51R ,1. 1m .w. 1R wk, 1m ,..,1R HR. 1R wk. 1k flt, ax ,-.., ,x 911R 9,5 ,3; 95 1m 5,5 1R ,1 1R ,L ,m ,5... 1m . n. 4 rR Debra Anne Bienthcs Deb Bronx, New York The road goes ever on and on . . . Now far ahead the road has gone; And I must follow if I can . . J.R.R. Tolkien Pamela Mae Bolstad-Blom Historic Preservation Framingham, Massachusetts I was warned as a child of thirteen Not to act too strong Try to look like you belong. but don,t push girl. But You and l are changing that tune We're learning new rhythms from the woman in the moon. A Star is Born Deborah Anne Boughton Economics Canandaigua. New York Mind you don't get blown away, little Piglet . . . You'd be missed. The House at Pooh Comer My spelling is Wobbly. It's good spelling, but it Wobbles and the letters get in the wrong places. Winnie the Pooh Kathleen Marie Brandt Kathy eKatiaY' Russian-lnternational Relations Kingsville, Maryland Only if you have seen in the deepest valley can you ever know how magnificent it is to be on the highem mountain. Richard Milhous Nixon swam NIH- 'IR wz'IR .! f'-'..-Xw 11'! Jun f -';84 IR 1'- . em 'II-'; w we'- fCII irarw wx 3.; -u.' zllh 4'11! ..., a 'n ,1 it . Iv WIJ w f'e' um f'b' 3i e '.'.XI I'-'. a -5 4 'le'. Iv 't'. w $11h 3:1 1'11'9 or; IR 4 :1'0 5mm 3-1!!! 3:1 x v.-I Ia IV in 60 Valerie Jeanne Brown Art Conservation Woodbridge, New Jersey Got the Sun on my shoulders and my toes in the sand . . . I'll just dream and stay tan. S. Bishop Laura Munson Burton English Orford. New Hampshire The dream of one is only the illusion, the appearance; the dream of two is the truth. the reality. What is the real world but the dream which we all dream, the common dream? Miguel de Unamuno Are you the leaf, the blossom or the bole? 0 body swayed to music, 0 brightening glance. How can we know the dancer from the dance? Yeats Kyuchal Patricia Chong Biology Iowa City, Iowa At present I would prefer not to be a little reasonable, was his mildly codaverous reply. Herman Melville Bartleby the Scrivener Pam Cashbaugh ElementarWSpecial Education Burke, Virginia Grownups wear hard heels And stay on the concrete. I would rather feel the grass For my own two feet. Grownups hold napkins in their laps, And rarely use them for kites or caps Or magic tricks or boats or slaps. Eve Merriam 62 Lisa Ann Christensen Sociology Bronxville, New York If you've GOT toleave this pleasant place and your friends who wilI miss you. and your snug homes that you've just settled into, why, when the hour strikes I've no doubt yOu'll go bravely. and face all the trouble and discomfort and change and newness, and make believe that you're not very unhappy. Kenneth Grahame Catherine Lang Correll Cathy Biology Johnstown, New York All I want is to breathe. Won't you breathe with me? Find a little spaceiso we move in between, And keep one step ahead of yourself. The Talking Heads Vivian Renee Cox Economics Washington DC. Economic problems have no sharp edges; they shade off imperceptibly into politics, sociology, and ethics. Indeed, it is hardly an exaggeration to say that the ultimate answer to every economic problem lies in some other field. Kenneth E. Boulding The Economics of Peace Tamera Renee Coxson Tammy Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Nothing is impossible, when you take one step for God. Chancel Ensemble 4 NKJJ' 2 4'. ,hAJ 2.9 g 1K . 811 at! hlJJ' a ,1K ,, 1R 34 I 311W it xx ht. :49; ik x hit .1, hKJ-l' '. thJ 'V rim fkqekn th 'u: I-r 3411-52 utrr u 24w u A ' 3-W' ?J' 34V 7'7 F t wk. WK me. am wk. myflakifxmqgfrak'wf-WVNL1m 1.: t ax u: , 1 l 64 Elizabeth Lindley Creed HLizn Biological Sciences Marion Station. Maryland Lucille Jacqualine Crispi Psychology New City, New York Andrea Re$ Crombie Rene BiologyXArt Knoxville, Tennesee The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost I Debra Renee Crowell Sha- Doobie English Easton, Pennsylvania . . . Lawd, these things we women Have to stand! I wonder is there anywhere a Do-right man? Langston Hughes 4 .81.?- '. J'kv , J'. 81.7 9 NKIJV. 81.?J' N ?.$ $ 1R rim 1R :1. ierlt ik'rlltI fKUyle 1K '. Ng,. o Rx 2, UK. 4 Q. 4K- 13-5 81. 1 . , ; Q. $ 1 . hl. 1 R 4r un-v mm. m .r Mr wwzwwwtw' w: my?! mm. m 4-. m ,1. mmr , .NI. .1 66 Kay Dale Whitebrook Curtis Art Towson, Maryland Anne Marie Dallenbach Ammo History Hudson, Ohio And I am free at Iast What a blast! Peter Allen-Adrienne Anderson Elizabeth Lord Daniels Historic Preservation-Urban Studies Lemont, Pennsylvania What is REAL? asked the Rabbit. Does it mean having things that buzz inside you and a stickeout handle? Real isn't how you are made. said the Skin Horse. It happens to you. When a child REALLY loves you for a long, long time, you become REAL. It doesn't happen all at once; you become. It doesn't often happen to people who break easily, or have sharp edges, or have to be carefully kept. Generally by the time you are Real. you are very shabby. But it doesn't matter; once you are Real you can't be ugly except to people who don't understand. Margery Williams The Velveteen Rabbit Karin Gabriele Dawson Pre-Legal Studies St. Croix, US. Virgin Islands turns upside down . . . It's only going on inside you . . . n blue . . . Remember there's a song inside you . . . and helplessness. Remember, when your kite hits the ground . . . And your smile Whenever the libretto won't do . . . And all the notes become too Michael Franks . . . it is only the love of honor that never grows old, and honor it is, not gain, as some would have it, that rejoices the heart of age Pericles Funeral Oration 4; ug 71v 3 :1 :4 :4 7.; t :J ytt-i .51117J.HKJJAOIHJJIQI'TJ o. :4 2.; a IJ'UIVT-W'.N1t3e'l.hgm K 1 1R 5 1R :1 1R ll: 1x ,9: m u: iKJ-kl 1R wk. t r'tv 1K wk 1km. fk'xng. 1mg ! axgwfx 1km... 1R ,1va a ,1 Bl R l . J 1K Alice Anne DeGennaro International Relations Huntington. New York She knows most that knows she knows little. Emerson Sheryl Lynn Denny Sherri Visual Arts Baltimore, Maryland I know what I like, and I like what I knowf Space is what I need, it's what I feed on. Peter Gabriel Ann Elizabeth Dentry Philosopthommunications Silver Spring, Maryland Any man can be stopped, Mr. Rearden. How? It's only a matter of knowing man's motive power. What is it? You ought to know. Mr. Rearden. You're one of the last moral men left to the world. Ayn Rand Atlas Shrugged Laura Ann Devanney Mathematichconomics Amarillo. Texas My pen is at the bottom of a page, Which being finished, here the story ends; Tis to be wished it had been sooner done. But stories somehow lengthen when begun. Byron When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. Charles Reade 3le .' f.ge him JIJuw. ', m w. 4-;1km-iik.31'1k wax; 3 .,. 1R WLAIR .3! 1-. Ie.l ilke ham. .4 van! .le ..r IR , .Xl. Jr; LVXWI'LWiIJM' 1R 4-; 1R 4-;1R eh! K,.L f -' xtft' 1R.1'11R .lu P'l-wa . '-'.iu Av; 1'! .11 IR mt; eaAl hie r 'IR.1I'i1R U ,h L t, IR . 70 Joanna Michele Daugherty Economics Rockville, Maryland 'Cause it is only in your heart This thing that makes you want to start it all again. Gerry Beckley Adrienne Elizabeth Ehrlich Dance Rochester, New York At the still point of the turning world. Neither flesh nor fleshless; Neither from nor towards; at the still point, there the dance is, But neither arrest nor movement. And do not call it fixity. Where past and future are gathered. TS. Eliot Corinne Ehrlich Biology Baltimore, Maryland Elizabeth Anne Ellers Economics-Historic Preservation Warren, Ohio Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be, The last of life, for which the first was made . . . Robert Browning h'.r CIR :lti ,. ..r thn h X! ,. IJ$ th-t 1r; IR chin ,ilv .1- .AH .' t' 3H J 'W .1HiR Jr; 1R . v '7'! .le ha- .hr i'IR l- 531 ,. IR K a 1 .u f'l-Klt V t' w . h-F 1-; 1R 4r; 1R 3; In I 72 Lolita RaqUel Elverrillo Psychology Providence, Rhode Island Consider well the highway. the road by which you went. Jeremiah 3l:2l Robin Denise Epps Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Expect me not to conform to your likeness, for you only it is good Instead, respect my need for individuality, for me only it is good. R.D.E. Tara M. Fass Faux Pas Fass Political Science Cresskill, New Jersey Students bounding stairs leave blue gray smoke weaving through slatted sunlight to glint dust lavender. Tara M. Fass What we do. as well as what is done to us, makes us what we ,, are. Charlotte Perkins Gilman Women and Economics 089$ Katherine Kay Fassbach Biology Continental, Ohio To venture causes anxiety, but not to venture is to lose one,s self. And to venture in the highest sense is precisely to be conscious of one's self. Kierkegaard V nv' hlJ-v'. 81349-2!!- 1x51. 1x ,-a. 1K rte. . '. N33. Nlu 1R rim iKlrk. x i-W'i N1: ' ii Aiki 1N1,- Liki 1R ut-JJ'. ht:- rve. m He. 'ixr V'KN137-52811 1R-rnme-L1. . N113 ', N11. iKirk. ikirk. v i A2.$ '. it.- I,!:.' iiilil. Arip' ug-mw 3 N11 .ykti in-k. 1K4-n. 1Ri 1.5 g iK 74 Victoria Anne Federgreen Vicky American Studies New York City I never give them hell. I just tell the truth and they think it Harry Truman in Look, l956 Human existence is always irrational and often pain- ful, but in the last analysis, it remains interesting. H.L Mencken in Trenton Times, l927 Joan Marie Fiorillo Sociology Malverne, New York To the question whether I am a pessimist or an optimist, I answer that my knowledge is pessimistic but my willing and hoping are optimistic. A. Schweitzer Sharon Lois Fishbein Fishbein Psychology Fair Lawn, New Jersey The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time . . . JT Joan Elizabeth Flanagan Bonehead English Berwyn, Pennsylvania You never really leave a place you love; part of it you take with you. leaving a part of you behind. Unknown Blessed is the person who can laugh at himself. he'll never cease to be amused. Unknown Hr Lr utk'l 1317'37J5 hng-h'h' m ?,f. vka. m m. m ,w. m run A m, m Jul r! Hr a Law a 249' u 24' umr wk. wxr at Mr wnr ik'wktfth-ugi1K'rntfwk'ne; ik'xk, 1k re, 1R me. 1R pay 1mh hyNKm I'R. ' LI le, 1k 1 h 81.3 K .1.le R Melanie Ann Fleagle Melancholy Baby European Studies Fanwood, New Jersey Praise the Lord, all ye nations; praise Him all ye peoples! For His loving kindness is great toward us, And the truth of the Lord is ever- lasting. Praise the Lordl Psalm 7 Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And do not rely on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him. And He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5-6 Ilene Joyce Fleishman Mathematics Pikesville, Maryland Love when you can Cry when you have to . . . Be who you must That's a part of the plan. Dan Fogelberg 76 Stacy Lynn Freed History Los Angeles, California It was the best of times and the worst of times. Chas. Dickens Elizabeth Ellen Fuller History-Historic Preservation Willoughby, Ohio . . all experience is an arch where-thro' Gleams that untravelled world, whose margin fades For ever and for ever when I move. Tennyson Ulysses There's nothing like eating hay when you're faint, he remarked to her as he munched away. I should think throwing cold water over you would be better, Alice suggested: or some sal-volatile.' I didn't say there was nothing better, the King replied. I said there was nothing like it. Which Alice did not venture to deny. Through the LoakingaGIass , a W .,r:3 'x-zizk a w.'. z'IR ail; Iv '4. ex U 1- x I 78 Lisa A. Gallagher Psychology Pennsauken. New Jersey 'And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Tis the majority In this, as all. prevails. Assent, and you are sane; The Little Prince Demur. - you're straightaway dangerous. And handled with a chain :1 Emily Dickinson Katherine Garland Creative Arts Princeton, New Jersey One does not perceive a star by looking at it directly. Katherine Garland Yet Time, as Time grows old. in- structs in everything. Aeschylus' Prometheus Bound Kathy Jo Glyshaw Glyshe Psychology Aston, Pennsylvania Don't be dismayed at good byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. R. Bach Elizabeth Ann Gober Bingo Beth Chemistry Exeter. Pennsylvania There are three certain things in life: death, taxes, and four bonds on carbon. D.E.H. Catching your fondest gazes Living through your fickle phases I love you. Dan Fogelberg y 81.. 346 IR rkyi y w ulJ-t u uly 1R4-u. 1K ml 81,- 1'.- ix x '.y81, nyk- w; 1K I 8'. 4 Q- 'i'x y 4 749 813-! at 316.81 2.1. al.?J' uluf-W . NlJJk 5:1. ix ,9: 1k why 1R wk. 1R wk, 5K HIM AIR pm 1R , , 1R HI. u 541 ,1 N1 74' wk 1R J fK at . 1: Mt?! .k 1K Iv 'R 80 Joan Victoria Gomez Vicky Mathematics Delmar, Maryland I think. therefore I am. Descartes uIt is not enough to have a good mind. The main thing is to use it well. Descartes Susan Marilyn Goodman Economics Gainesville. Florida Work is not an end in itself; there must always be time enough for love. Robert Heinlein Cynthia Lynn Goodson English Middleburg, Virginia One learns in life to keep silent and draw ones own confusions. Cornelia Otis Skinner Nothing was irrevocable; everything was within reach. Just around every corner lay something curious and interesting, something I had never before seen or done or known about . . . . I could make promises to myself and to other people and there would be all the time in the world to keep them. I could stay up all night and make mistakes, and none of it would count. Joan Didion h'Goodbye to All That Dia PsychologwEducation Columbia, Maryland Patience is the art of hoping. Vauvenargues Lydia Ann Gordon 82 Joanna Maria Graziadei Psychology Tallahassee, Florida I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. ABNORMAL, adj. Not conforming to stan' dard. In matters of thought and conduct, to be independent is to be abnormal, to be abnormal is to be detested. Ambrose Bierce The Devilus Dictionary, l9ll Wendy Greene Visual Arts New York, New York Maggie Grotzinger Chemistry Greensburg, Pennsylvania In the hollow above Driftwood. beside the torn stream-bed we sat. The land is wrinkled cloth, yellow, purple, brown, green. Green lichened boulders herd on hill slopes; the oak's roots hold in the slow collapse. When it rains, the tops steam and the air is deliciously cool On the trail to Tamarack l was seized by the urge to hold you tightly. J.H. Christine Sinclair Grove EnglishtPsychology Parkton, Maryland And as you read the sea is turning its dark pages, turning its dark pages. Denise Levertov .. 1'! k ,g'QKT eFMGt Jr; 1i s I l.-'.xi '1R MI 'n ' -' ' -'- WW 4 U. $ t -'.- $1-'.iu,'t'.uth ',X$ 'r-hm 'thuw rt' u '35.? gx 39!; ;R Ix? lk ni; IR xii IR 3; 1'1 1-; IR 4411'? twivik 41-; 1k ta-Lllh F .'. $ '..' 81'1R4 .t'xm w 1R,r;1k elw' 1.; 84 Sylvia Barbara Halkousis Political Science Towson, Marylan The supreme happiness of life is the conviction of being loved for yourself, or, more correctly, being loved in spite of youself. Victor Hugo Vicki Lynn Hanneman Vickles, Snoopy Thermos Kid EducatioMSpecial Education Annapolis Junction, Maryland The rainbow comes and goes And lovely is the rose. William Wordsworth Intimations Ode' Teach me to hear mermaids singing, Or to keep off envy s stinging, And find What wind Serves to advance an honest mind. John Donne Song Elizabeth Ashton Hart Lisa Elementary Education Saddle River, New Jersey Everybody has dreams. Dreams are your special reality Never let go of your own. Hold onto those moments Which are now only memories Memories people share are lifelines among themselves Keep them strong because We will never be together again like we were Look forward and climb high. Never regret, but always remember. Marie Elizabeth Hays MathematicsyEconomics West Hempstead, New York w .ul. rk-i 1m 341: ikfrln w VM' '. wt. 1K 1 R; NIA- J kx I . 1K 1' V .641. no 9' wa w $41. 4 .. ,, fK' w utJJ 2 MK. .1. 1R wk. 2.5-1 fk ht: J Rx LIN 1Rw 24' alyP-W 2 341.349 h Ml: fkywy fk rny 1R wk. ,Nl. I'Rw .749 . 83.3J'. 5: .T-I' N ,TJ' .1 t ' .fRJ'Ex m .5 ik'rRt, ikk'kl' 1R 3:! A 1 3.:- 1K 86 Elva Ebbs Hazlehurst American Studies and Historic Preservation Towson. Maryland Cheeri Birgit Wedege Hegge Special Education w Dance Movement Therapy emphasis Oslo, Norway Patricia Maria Herrera Elementary EdJ Special Education San Juan, Puerto Rico Patri And now here is my secret, a very simple se- cret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. The Little Prince Nanci Joan Hess Psychologyi Dance Therapy Can't stop to think too much I'm bust moving on down the line Oh Lord, coming your way Ain't got much time to pray My innerds they keep a yearnin' My fires they keep a burnin' But this old world just keeps on a turnin' And blowin my thoughts away. -N To Sun and Deb, thanks for sharing the road. I love you. i t i i i u. ?-I' aux twnviwr-w . i , i u i u 349 :J' ygt.l'ul.4 ughtyughwyfch: f1 y. ,- ,1k; ifki 333 i': ifi'hl' 954;: 954Q'952-K495 iih-qyaf'hhayf 1K5? mq-n n ,1 1R .w m , m .n m , u. m ,n m n t! . 1 Sylvia Biddle Hetzeli Political Science Olney, Maryland Patricia Ann Hicks Patty French and Economics Winchester, Massachusetts L'amitie' est bon marcM: On paye le prix des rires, des larmes des confidances, des decouverts; Elle porte I'interet des souvenirs; Et , Sa valeur renche'rit a travers les annees . . .' Mlle le Semestre Michele Hopkins English Bel Air, Maryland I am moved by fancies that are curled Around these images, and cling: The notion of some infinitely gentle Infinitely suffering thing. Wipe your hand across your mouth, and laugh The worlds revolve like ancient women Gathering fuel in vacant lots. TS. Eliot from Preludes Row, row your boat Gently down the stream Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, Life is but a dream. Anonymous Rebecca Lane Hopkins Political Science Baltimore, Maryland u l N14 ; k :49 ik uhl. .1 Y-llht 344' 1K 41' 1R uulv 41w 4 1K w 341. my -I ' 1k 5 u NI. my 7.! 1K 341 ru- 24 1 1R .49 hlu fklrk u . u! rte 2.: K . ht Wk 4. m V 311. wk .5 1R 5 a wt. 4 u' .v u 1K u Nlu f! 1.:- 1K: .J $11, fK-x'tu u ubltx NR 1-! 1'R 341 4 Q AIT-I' 1R' 90 Kathleen Joan Hourigan Political Science, emphasis in Public Affairs Cromwell, Connecticut Become the one you dream you can be. A giggle a day keeps the glums away. Michelle Lavon Huber Psychology Millville, New Jersey Amy Craig Johanson American Studiesl Historic Preservation Princeton, New Jersey Le de'sordre est simplement llordre que nous ne cherchons pas. Henri Bergson It is only irritating to think one would like to be somewhere else. Here we are now. John Cage Debra Antoinette Johnson French- International Relations Baltimore. Maryland D bb' e 'e Without friendship, life is nothing. Amy Margaret Kelly French Medfield, Massachusetts Amoose, Moosie I know I am Irish which means I use viv- id, idiomatic language and I have a scatty, wild sense of humor. Hugh Leonard Where do these innate assumptions come from? Not from what We think truest, or most want to do .' . . They're more a style Our lives bring with them: habit for a while. Suddenly they harden into all wehve got And how we got it; Philip Larkin Amy Mia Kight Social Anthropology Concordville. Pennsylvania 92 Hyung Hie Kim Chemistry Maryland Debbie Kristin S. Kight Women's Studies Concordville, Pennsylvania Like the gulls that cross from sea to bay at sunset screaming, I am hungry. Marge Piercy Susan Frances Kramer Music History Philadelphia, Pennsylvania There is another way to go through life besides being pulled through it kicking and screaming. Hugh Prather, Notes on Love and Courage Katherine Kronenberg Pre-Legal StudieV Spanish Woodstock, New York 94 Hannah Rachael Historyl French Syracuse, New York Laufe Elise Patricia Kurren Art Therapy Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania It would be simple enough. if only simplicity were not the most difficult of all things. Jung I stepped from Plank to Plank A slow and cautious way The Stars about my Head I felt About my Feet the Sea. I knew not but the next Would be my final inch- This gave me that precarious Gait Some call Experience. Emily Dickinson , , , .r am to thin.thxrwsltthxw,a-hnw,mhxy-w; .cyu-h-xyw-hxw,thaw: ?; ;i 3.9; Illi 12951.5 2:23;; ixafvik ixa-L'i'c 411k .4r;1k 4.; me 1-;1'0 4-an 4-;1w 3; IR twilih .a-tl'c 41A t' IR I Annette Aileen Laugel Dance Education Berkeley Heights, New Jersey When there was no one to exult with, and the unsatis- fied soul must dance and play, then one danced before the Unknownf' DH. Lawrence Marlene Ann Lawlor Enghsh Baltimore. Maryland 96 Susan Mae Leven Historic Preservation Mamaroneck, New York Sulev . . we are like the actors of dramatic scenes, who are so engaged with their own parts that they hardly ever study the performances of others . . . We wait 'til our own act comes, and then go on as we have accustomed ourselves to do. Benjamin Henry Latrobe There is a danger in not expressing your feelings. There is an even greater danger in not knowing what your feelings are. Christine Land Lewis Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Chris hLife is but a series of beginnings. We end a beginning only to begin anew. You have completed a beginning. Congratulations on your new journey. leour Siwel ! r m 7.9 7.5 a ho a mo ugh; c.1749 alf.$ gnu; htTJ uti-wrblriwr yljJ ugh! aunt 3,114; aunt r:?,f'f'ghff 11L?! mxaf'mx! mqw my. Mm 1km: mm 1R,k m ,1 1x me mm. 1'Krk mm. mm. n at 1 Jeri Tee Lubman Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland I once was insecure; it's right outside Pitts- burgh. Ira Glass The best portion of a good man's life, His little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. Wordsworth A little nonsense now and then. ls relished by the best of men. Anonymous 98 Margarita Luis Chemistry Queens. New York .w, t' 1'? Leila Elizabeth Mahlin . X! ,. a! '1': History Laurel, Maryland Lei V v x. l! 4.. .,P IR . . We rejoice in our sufferings knowing that '- suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. and hope does not disappoint us . . Romans; Chapter 5, verse 3 t'vquD-Clw an 4 an an .c that 1'? 4v; 1'? a-CIR 131'1R 13911R'x-51R 1r. .luL an t' llv , t' aw 'i-' .IR i'LAIR a-LIR ; Mary Ann Mahoney Xl ,. .13 IR English Allentown. New Jersey MA. in 1' . tr 1'? n Don't force yourself to do anything . . . Kafka l' Xi IR 1'C x in 1.. it -' Xt . t'. 1-;1R 411'? .IV 1'! Jennifer Nicole Marsh English Takoma Park, Maryland And time yet for a hundred indecisions, And for a hundred visions and revisions . . T.S. Eliot, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Christina Channing Marshall Studio Art Wyomissing, Pennsylvania 100 Ann Frances Mathias Elementary EducatioM Special Education Wilmington, Delaware h'One cannot consent to creep when one feels the impulse to soar. Helen Keller Susan Mary Maurer Economics Setauket, New York What we truly and earnestly aspire to be, that in some sense we are. Anna Jameson And the look in his eye Seemed to say to the sky, Now, how to amuse them today? Now We Are Six :4: a ?.I uzht altar 4.!!! 1K n, 1R pk 1R we 1V 1.: 1R Geralyn Marie McGovern Political Science- Public Affairs Emphasis Branchdale, Pennsylvania Geri I am not afraid of tomorrow. for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. William Allen White Charlotte Mildred McKamy Philosophy Chatham, Mississippi 102 Kathleen Marie McLeod Sociology Baltimore, Maryland What I aspires to bw And was not. comforts me. Robert Browning Donna Dale McPhate Biology Sebring. Florida McPheet Horse sense is what a horse has that keeps him from betting on people. WC Our past experiences are our future's reflections, and those reflections of our experiences will be cherished always. DDM 34 :41 :1, at :45 a 7.5 7. :4 ?JW 0.32 !.3413 $ $41,?J' .011 $ ttI-i N1 T-Ii u! 1m ,. 1x ,vgf 1x ,1! 1K 49.5 fkug , 15 axl-g 1xV-u 1R4 . fkaw 1R .1 1R re 1R wk 81 I if g. y :46 atht $41149 alt rat 1ka 1'K ,1 le-IL 7 .9 1K 3 Margaret Agnes McQuade International RelationVEconomics Cranford, New Jersey Peggy The better part of one's life consists of his friendships. Abe Lincoln So . . . Be true to your word, your work, and your friends. Henry David Thoreau Heather Ann Mohr Biology Lincoln, Massachusetts Heidi Leave a token of yourself for others- a look, a gesture, a thought. Let it bloom in the world and find a home in the mind of others Levy, Bequethal 104 Laverl Moore Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Abimbola Folasade Molajo Chemistry, Biochemistry Emphasis Lagos, Nigeria Bim We have learned that the past dies with each step forward we take. Sometimes we lie dormant in the present dwelling on what we are missing and what has died, when we should be reaching out to what is yet to be born Lois Douglass God grant me the serenity, To accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change The things I can, And the wisdom to know the difference. Susan Elaine Moore Dance Therpay Williston, Vermont I am not compelled to be simply the cre- ation of others, molded by their expectan- cies, shaped by their demands. I am not compelled to be a victim of unknown forces within myself . . . I am increasingly the archi- tect of self. I am free to will and choose. Carl R. Rogers, Freedom To Learn Katina Moradi Political Science Baltimore, Maryland 106 $5Lmtpvqt.8' b a :Q th'.:. .h t It . Vtuvw Jill Ellen Moray EngHsh .Rockaway, New Jersey I have a friend, a painter, who often used to call me and say: I've just read the papers and I can't paint any more today; there are such horrible things happening in the world. And I would say to her: Paint first and read the papers afterward. Anais Nin. from A WOMAN SPEAKS Don't dream it- be it. The Rocky Horror Picture Show Patricia Linda Muller Elementary Education Palm Beach, Florida When the heart calls the mind obeys. Carla Bonoff . t t t t u A . . .249. 3..., u 12499.kt-TJ',81:?J'.81.3492hKJJINIJJ'ANKJJZ81:?J'.8133J2N1134 .?li7t'293-' ?'R ?g'k?! 1a'455511'h',9!.'1k5551kfx:m .'k.1'K wk, $h-xkt m xr. $Ra1, mum ax rku lR-rkv m ,k, n . kw 1K , h 1.749 ,1IK Christine Carol Murad English Charlottesville, Virginia When the most exquisite cunning fails. chance often hits the mark, and that by means the least expected. Henry Fielding Helen M.A. Neally Political Science Baltimore, Maryland I go from this place. vulnerable yet not a victim I choose to fight I survive 108 Mimi Chemistry I cannot follow I cannot lead Katharine Nelson Shorts Katie International Relationlerench Short Hills, New Jersey My-Huong Nguyen Gaithersburg, Maryland Don't walk in front of me Don't walk behind me Just walk beside me and be my friend Author Unknown No, all a person can do in this life is to gather about him his integrity, his imagination, and his individuality - and with these ever with him . . . leap into the dance of experience. Without despair, we will share. and the joy of caring will not be replaced. what has been must never end, and with the strengh we have wont be erased. Art Garfunkel Tom Robbins u 14 2.; :1 :49 :49 MLIJ117$WBJJWUJJ'WK: 1K ,5! 1K 1.!!- R J?! fR 4.5! 1x ,4. 1K 41 $hiwk 1R wk 1R pk H1 4 wt '9 lit l! ik ,1 1R . ht wk 7 .u m h '3 4 ,K 't- tllJ 817$.J413J 34!,T-i it ,1 1'Kxu fkwn kak fKAx-e lw .1K 110 Druscilla Johanna Null Dru HistorWHistoric Preservation Dundalk. Marylnad One day I shall burst my bud of calm and blossom into hysteria. Christopher Fry Eileen OhConner 0 International RelationshSpanish Sarasota. Florida You don't see yet, Genry, why we perfected and practice Foretelling? Noh- To exhibit the perfect uselessness of knowing the answer to the wrong question. Ursula K. Lee Guin Stephanie Marie Oberhaus Biology Trumansburg, New York Mary Kay Owen Political Science Cooperstown, New York . . . It's my turn. If I don't have all the answers at least I know I'll take my share of chances. It just makes no sense to hold on when nothing stays the same . . . . . Theme from the movie It's My Turn ' '.!$ fiv-' w 4w t.' -u,r Xi '-' w -' 3t ' -'.!$ ' 1R 1' 1h 3; 1R 321R x1321'? w; 1': 1-;1't 1r; 1 1'12 'Nw 1 . w Wl-Cluv 3H'1R .1'; 1R r 1'! 'w 'aw w w w 8.' an 'm' w 'v u. 'IR x431 34: 1V; n ; 1w 1-; 1M 4-. Mi 1!- . .3 IR Martha Ann Palmer Psychology Wilton, Connecticut Laura Lee Hepbron Paschall Laurie Psychology Lutherville. Maryland True friends are like diamonds precious but rare False friends are like autumn leaves found everywhere 112 Catherine Elizabeth Payne Cat English Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania You've got to be kind. Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. ' Good Morningl' said Bilbo, and he meant it. Tolkien Caroline M. Perdrix International Relations Paris, France I need to lead a dissipate existance and play scratchy records and enjoy my decline. Iggy Pop 114 Janine Pershing International Relations Greensburg, Pennsylvania I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being. let me do it now, Let me not defer or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again. Anonymous Carolyn Peterkin Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Joanne Mary Petkovyat HistoryHEconomics Pittston, Pennsylvania It was the best of times, it was it was it was it was it was it was it was it was it was the the the the the the the the the worst of times, age of wisdom. age of foolishness, epoch of belief, epoch of incredulity, season of light. sealon of darkness, spring of hope, winter of despair. Charles Dickens Sheryl Ann Post Philosophy Baltimore, Maryland If you don't know what harbor you're heading for, no wind is the right wind. Senaca If you don't expect the unexpected, you will not find it . . . Heraclitus 116 Cynthia Marie Price Woman International RelationVEconomics Seat Pleasant, Maryland A few can touch the magic string And noisey fame is proud to win them Alas for those that never sing But die with all their music in them. O.W.Holmes MaryJo Ann Pryzborski Biology Syracuse. New York Susan Ramirez Chemistry Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Jane Reich Liza Historic Prezervation Stony Brook, New York Now that I know I'm no wiser than anyone else, does this wisdom make me wiser? Hugh Prather 113 Kristin Luene Rice American Studies Gettysburg. Pennsylvania Now my hands on the wheel of something that's real And I feel like I'm goin' home. Willie Nelson Marion Elizabeth Rodgers English Santiago, Chile I don't believe in villainsel believe that all of us are villains. And we are also all of us good. It depends on the day, it depends on the way we slept during the night, on the quality of the coffee. Jean Renoir .ekk: 3.1.1:... is y f z , 2 213.9: .22.: L . r z ,:J.!a. 522.31; 2...! 4.2 , ,s ,8: s. i: .Kamn.aa J: Hum .tm...kk $ .4: K... 4... K... .1 . , , , .5 a: ,;L a: $3.3. :38... Wsh... J:..Mmdas 4.31.. .. vs .1 , , J ,a.p3z.s...lm.ai. 2.1szk . , .3. .1871... ' ,i.n M k n w d s O O R R n L... .n m m k a w .w C N R .m Mr, e d d0 e n mm n .J se 8 sa PN R .mM n mm n m Ymn L Mom 120 Alexis Sonia-Victoria Rosenoer Alix PsychologWWomen's Studies Newton. Massachusetts There is nothing to be afraid of. Nothing. Exactly. The life I am trying to grasp is the me that is trying to grasp it. R.D. Laing Donna Lee Ross Chemistry Friendsville. Maryland 'A slow sort of country!' said the Queen. 'Now, here, you see. it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that! ' Lewis Carroll Melanie Roth Mel Sociology Baltimore. Maryland The purpose of education is not to learn how to make a living, but how to make a life. William Allen White Lisa Merrill Rubin Bagel EnglisMHistory Riverdale, New York a ,r ww wW-Klle-FinL'JU1-5! NJ w u-' 4 WW w Cut WJ 3w kU- uv .'v-' 4 'un . 3391;. 3'! 2,. 3,12 4mm: a-cl't 4-11 4-; n 3-;1rtxn i; M 4-; M 4-; n 4111! 3-;n133; .l . , Afg ,5 Win: Lime 5 Cit JI- v. iik 53$ k.,. y.- v1! 122 Nancy Hill Russell SociologVPre-legal Studies Bringhamton, New York I seldom went to bed before two or thrke in the morning on the theory that if anything of interest were to happen to a young person, it would almost certainly happen late at night. EB. White Janice Elizabeth Ruth American StudieVHistoric Preservation Baltimore, Maryland 1 .0 Fm k .uJ :k u; , t uA :1 .u; .k .. kk 4 lK A. $V t t I I $ t k t $ . , ,.n , A . . n , .n . u . ... . ... . ..J . u. . 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HR' 2w 5.1.x; MITJ aljJ 1ka 1R. n ikwn 1K Ml wk .1; 81 a R Elizabeth Rowe Spelman English Westfield, Massachusetts 4 1R 81 4 w Travel, trouble, music, art, A kiss. a frock. a rhyme- I never said they feed my heart, But still they pass my time. 7-! 1K 3:! . 1 Dorothy Parker $ m The cow barks at midnight. MK 4 w 7A6 kl 3' 1R ,1 1R 1 Lisa Ruth Spencer Biological Sciences Bel Air. Maryland I am less than the song I am singing. I am more than I thought I could be. Ellen Rose Steininger History Randallstown, Maryland I feel that we must be responsible for ourselves, whether we like it or not. Family is the background and friends the decor in one's portrait. But at any age, the foreground is oneself. And the picture is what you make it. Katherine Hepburn Some men see things as they are. and say, Why? I dream of things that never were and say, nWhy not? Robert F. Kennedy Ann Elizabeth Stengel Tells Chemistry East Bridgewater, Massachusetts You're never fully dressed without a smile. from the musical Annie But whatever his weight in pounds, shillings, and ounces, He always seems bigger because of his bounces. The House a! Pooh Corner Jean L. Stoll RussiaMSociology Long Green, Maryland y: 7 5 3.1 hi hi Vi .131 8t 7J2 J41? ,n ik ,1: Mk .1 1R ,4: 1R 4 R 1'K wk .w 1R 132 Deborah Stone . Public Policy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . the idea that somehow we are going to come up with new solutions to the energy problem because we always have done so is as ridiculous as saying to a dying man Look, you have always got well in the past. You'll get well now. Skinner The evenin' dusk was rollin' l was walking down the track There was a one-way wind a-blowini And it was blowin' at my back. B. Dylan Andrea P. Storch English Stamford. Connecticut The pursuit of knowledge for its own sake, an almost fanatical love of justice, and the desire for personal independence e these are the features of the Jewish tradition which make me thank my stars that I belong to it. Albert Einstein, l934 Stephanie Brooke Swift Ilhternational RelationVHispanic Area Studies Miami, Florida One doesn't learn to be a sailor by exercising in a puddle . . . ' Kafka Ann Kirsten Thompson Kris Philosophy Storrs, Connecticut To venture causes anxiety. but not to venture is to lose one's self . . . and to venture in the highest sense is precisely to become conscious of one's self. Soren Kierkegaard Philosophy is the art of living. Plutarch x. ! z'zu' ' $$ 4r 134 Maria Virginia Toro Marivi CommunicationVSpanish San Juan, Puerto Rico Juventud, divino tesoro, Iya te vas para no volverl Cuando quiero llorar, no lloro . . . y 3 veces lloro sin querer. . . Rub5n Dario Karen May WaIlace Wallie English Baltimore, Maryland There is no cure for birth and death save to enjoy the interval. George Santayana Sheila Ward Applied MathematicslHistoric Preservation And all those who see me and all who believe in me Share in the freedom I feel when I fly Come dance with the west wind and touch on the mountain tops Sail o'er the canyons and up to the stars And reach for the heavens and hope for the future And all that we can be and not what we are. John Denver Aerie Nancy Manning Warren Chinese Studies Highland, Maryland How many urgent tasks Have arisen one after another! Heaven and earth resolve Time passes. Ten thousand years is too long We must seize the day. The four seas rise high, the clouds and waters ragelThe five continents tremble, wind and thunder are unleashed We must sweep away all the harmful insects Until not a single enemy remains. Mao Zedong l i k .3; Jr um' lIR s tin l,' I 'IR ll! ,9' tar, 31R 5 ext .w lw,r 'lIR .3; .w. l.;r 'IR x w lt' w 'u-' w wag; f'-'.!W wink 21:1. 23:1 4-; IR mt .I a', IR l s '.Nlr l,- l.- '1! w 5- t :u. IR x 3m l or V v M 5 U ,. f .',l IR . ht 't l..r IIR 1 s . it ,1- lw.l 'IRl l 34 I- ...r 'R l34 Ah I .15 .1- 136 Katherine Orem Creative Arts Timonium, Maryland Keep me from going to sleep too soon. Or if I go to sleep too soon come wake me up, come any hour of night. Come whistling up the road, stomp on the porch. Bang on the door. Make me get out of bed and come and let you in and light a light. Tell me the northern lights are on and make me look. Or tell me clouds are doing something to the moon they never did before, and show me. See that I see. Talk to me till I'm half as wide awake as you. Tell me the walking is su- perb. Not only tell me but per- suade me. You know I'm not too hard persuaded. Patricia Marie Watts Patti English Severn. Maryland A blind man with a silver flute, A soldier who refused to shoot. A leper with a heart of gold, A child whose wisdom scares the old. Now these four sit upon the sand Each with a prayer in his hand e Ahi there's a mighty band. Hugh Blyth Wood Robert Francis Wilma Caroline Wooden Studio Art St. Albans, Vermont One is never tired of painting, because you have to set down, not what you knew already, but what you have just discovered. There is a continual creation out of nothing going on. William Harlitt The Pleasure of Painting For if the darkness and corruption leave A vestige of the thoughts that once I had, Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad. CG. Rossetti Deirdre Bennett Wortman Political Science Alexandria, Virginia 1 It's for your OWn good. Toady.' went on the Rat. You know you must turn over a new leaf sooner or later, and now seems a splendid time to begin; a sort of turning point in your career. The Wind in the Willows ,lKv t'h-Cia 18-5 w'01-'y8wf'l-'.Miit'smlft'n! f'-':3$Nh-'.l$ttf a-clwk .411R .3131': 4-le Aa-LAIR .511k 411k ,rcik ,gwmuy; wm wiik. hN-r. l..7 t..rvo$ 1K . .Ax$ ,Ilht'fhw'u' .yr'low ' Aguirre 13:19:1': .141 4'; 1h 4'. 1'! tax, to :21', h'ivik '1- T; V t 1- 7! u 138 Donnette Letitia Young SociologyiEducation Baltimore, Maryland Since what you need to live by keeps changing a good educa- tion trains you to keep up with the changes. y Dr. Kraushaar One thing at a time all things grow in succession. That which grows fast withers as rapidly; that which grows slowly endures. J.H. Holland Melissa Zieve MathematicsiReligion Baltimore, Maryland Such a long, long time to be gone And a short time Io be there. Grateful Dead Box of Rain The world had already turned out to be so unlike what she had expected. CS. Lewis That Hideous Strength Gina Marie Zingaro Sociology Peekskill, New York Walking in the sand . Thinking of things, adventures in my mind Of tall ships that sail across the oceans wide They won't wait for me See how they glide away so gracefully And with tomorrow what will become of me They leave so much to explain That's the start of our guessing game. Ray Thomas Patricia Rowse Environmental Design Studies Princeton, New Jersey 1 t ul rl u. iR .46 N TAG 1K 51R N! h MISSING SENIORS Blakeman Allen Yvette Begue Denise Bowman Margaret Brennan Kim Burnham Cynthia Clough Betty Diener Janet Dunn Lisl Dutterer Patricia Eisenhart Joan Gearren Jacqueline Gogarty Mary Gwynn Lisa Harman Amy Hooper Cheri Hunter Janet Johansen Megan Kahn Patricia Keleher Darlene Kelly Loretta Kenyon Melissa Kirschner Jocelyn Koo Cherry Lacroix Deborah Levitan Karen Lewin Donna Mason Anne Morrison Donna Ostrower Elizabeth Pederson Gail Rice Patricia Rowse Karyn Selden Aileen Seymour Katherine Simkins Ellen Stein Lynne Till Marsha Wetenhall Amy Whitaker To the Class of SI' First of all I would like to thank each of you for the honor and priviledge of having been President of our class for two out of the four years that most of us have spent at Goucher. As I look back on these past years, it seems to me that many of us have gone through changes as obvious as those which have taken place in Baltimore since our arrival in September, l977. But, just as Gaucher was a new environment as compared to high school, once we are no longer college students, we have to face another phase in our long. full lives. Imagine being too loud in your apartment. Instead of the Goucher security threatening you, it's going to be strange neighbors with pots and pans or better yet. the local police. What about having to go farther than Van Meter when you're running late some morning? And, what about complaining about the food? We'll only have ourselves to blame. not Custom. We'll no longer possess a plastic card which permits us books in a library and candy and shampoo in a bookstore. Worst of all, most of us will never again be in an environment where we can make as many wonderful friends as we did her at Gaucher. Just think of all that we've been through with those friends since we were deposited on the steps of Heubeck, Stimson, Fisher, and Froelicher four years ago. My most vivid memories of Goucher will be those involving my friends and numerous roomates. Memories such as the time Cindy poured vodka in Pam's iron thinking it was water tshe had had too much vodkal. And of course there was second semester freshman year when the major decision was who had to stay in and watch the soaps and who could go out and soak up the sun. Some of these things will change - but not right away - if you look around many seniors will have a start on their tans and still be able to tell you what happened on General Hospital. K It seems that every one of us has spent a great deal of time learning and acquiring friendships which will last us a lifetime. I do hope that the future for each and every one of you will prove to be full of friendships and successes in all that you decide to pursue. Good luck. 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MARYLAND 21204 OOH 296-6868 4096 Discount Studenfs Congratulations To Probst Seniors Amy Bernstein Colleen Pearl Valerie Brown Joanne Petkovyat Lucille Crispi Cynthia Price Laura Devanny Marion Rodgers Victoria Federgreen Donna Ross Margarita lUiS Stephanie Swift Mary Ann Mahoney Sheila Ward Wilma Wooden 321-1282 514 YORK ROAD mext to Towson MoviQ Joe and Nancy Ross Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 28l Ed'abdh Fuller- K3647 leshaw- Jackt?G-03arw - Wde GrcEne- Ann Mathias - Marl, Kay 0: 39$ Y to 0; g 2; VXQ9$ XQ$ 29km Q; E 35 $2 2 $ W0 x3 L W $5 x02 2. GailSolomon- Maria. Taro. . . 1B4 to Mean this 5 to keel? the ggm Over a quart 0 your favorite drnk. Think of the Atlantic Ocean. Or Niagara Falls. Are you concentrating? Okay, now you know what to expect when you order a Big Swig of our favorite dri at Farrelhs. lt,s the biggest glass you ever saw. And best of all, this gargantuan glass of gratifyin coolness is X yours to eep. ' We'll Hood it with a bubbly oceans of soft drink, 2 or frothy ice cream floats, or the creamiest of ice cream sodas, or just plain eat shakes. V 30 if you're fee ing brave, i come on in and order one up. But be prepared for a draining experience -it may tgulpU get the best of you. FMS. 185 DULANEY VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER Only Discount Liquor Store In Towson 828-6565 Best Wishes To Class Of '8I NAVOZLUCRXX LISA -: :- VELJ M 85 YOUALL: Jovi anggrr H0023 Spring Festivities 187 188 AB. 8 C.K. Thanks for being you! M.G. Ali: May you never fall from tequila or have to ride another prof! Anna: Good Luck, Take Care 8 don't let it get to you! Sylvia Anna, Valerye, Kim, Sharon, Rose, Carolyn-l haven't been disgusting lately! Anne sweet Va. Breeze Crease MWT Beam and Singer dont get sober W 8 L FS Baldwin Popcorn People-Make Chut up. Hey Antoinette . . . -Tonyis girl. Baldwin: You're the best! PS. LO, LM. RS. CW, DB, KW I'll miss you! ES Bayfabes sometimes you're just so cute. Gonna miss you but not your car. Bennett House: Thanks for 4 great years! Love EAH I go to Rio! Big O Hooper's super RA. We'll miss you! Who can torment? By the time we're 30, we're going to be pretty incredible! Thanks JCAL! Chatty Pong, Steph, Cheeseburger-thanks for help in survival last year M Chem faculty members 8 Ms Tanton: Thanks for being so wonderful. C HOBbIM rODOMl! l980 Mockba . . . Leningrad . . . JMG 8 LAG-through suffering . . . Congrats Dulaney members! With love from your offspring Congratulations tearlyy to the Dulaney Juniors Kathleen Scharff Congratulations Mary, Janet 8 Elizabeth! llll miss you! Virginia Dear G.C.F. Thanx for everything! I'll miss you all very much love mel Dear Josie and Harry-thanks for all the support! I love ya babies! EJR Dear Lili. have a great senior year! llll miss ya a lot ILYVVM Love Mel D.K. Have you learned to do resumes yet? F.J. Don't be dismayed at goodbys, farewell is necessary to meet again 8 meeting after moments-lifetimes-is certain for those who are friends JHTR Do you go to Public . . SFGB, I want that! Rats in . . Chinga I luv y C. and L. Elf, Hilary, 8 Arthur- Congratulations! You made It! Never thirst CdiZ Ellen Bebe Lay it'on meiyours forever, Bruce Ex-Roomie from Amarillo: Thanks for everything Finally the circus is over. Only the clowns remain. Friends-we shared love, good times and so much life. Thanks. Love Mel CB Gan, its been a great 4 years. Keep in tough and Party Hearty. Kate Glyshe-lt's amazing what can come out of DeFords class. Thanks! Love Hart Good Luck Seniors! Love, the girls of Robinson House Goodbye Crystal. I will miss you much. Love and many thanks. Becky Good-bye Hooper Seniors. Love: Hooper House Goodbye P. Watts You Yi from Suzanne and Merrily Ground Floor - Thanks for friendship and watching VA Good Luck Mary Hart-Thank You for making Goucher and the past 2 yrs so special! lLY! KJG Have any crackers? X-Lax? Carob anyone? Jeffrey Lives! Thanks L.A.N.A. Heidi thanks for the fun rides to NY and being such a friend Love Mel Herald Wanted-Lifetime position to Royal Court. Call Tyr Moel Heubeck 9: Thanks for the 4 fun years of pizza and beer - disco scrubwoman! Hey N.H., Now is the time to live. Remember IYIIYSI BW is a bumb from FM Hey Peggy, this 3 yr investment better pay off. Right? See you at the bank Hey Susie! Hate to snort and run meanwhile at the Crease Dooty Pals FCS Hoffberger didn't get the better of me I'm leaving in exaltation for now they're all experiencing the mutagenesis sensation. HoiPolloi-Liberalism isn't dead - the flame lives in the heart of Probst lst HoiPolloi - May the addiction continue! All my love, Stephanie I'm going to live foreverl In memory of the Group: Becca, Kay, Harriet, Pat, and Marie Jo - 2005 it'll be Bloody Marys in the Oval Offioe tcelery includedl VJB - Milk 8 Cookies at IO foreverl Also, beware of cannibals in the halls. Karin-Thanks for opening my eyes to the sunshine of life. With love Pam Kay-Well, it's finally curtains for Curtis at Goucher. Lucky duck. Marie Kooey-You've been a real friend! Thanks for all the crazy times-Glyshe Laurie, the closet Republican-Alex Haig needs your help 8 support Lay it on me Probst Firstl Bruce, you are lovedl Thanks for everything Laz-They really were from me John CN: Troubles all behind you now? LD. I could not have asked for a better neighbor! Good Luck L 8 K M.G. Life wYo Probst lst is like a day wYo Kafka. I Love You More Than Foodgroups Lindley. Eileen F; Lolita: Thanks for all the residence assistance Lynn Thanks for the rides, the mathematical maturity and the friendship. 'Vl.A. Continue planning my political career. See you in '84. JMP Marcia, Cindy. PameYou all made returning worth it. Thanx for the laughter 5; all the great times! Luv, your Dulaney Pal Margarita: You have made the past four years fun. I Love YousEllen. Marg. Laura, 8 Sheila: It's been an experience! Good luck Alwaysl-TC Marirog Let's someday take that boat to England. Janine Melaniee Long live the social deviants and class conflict! Dawn Mel You are the best! I love youwHeidi MK. Ammo. Bonehead. Woman. Pam: Kiss Camp Heubeck goodbye . . . Hicks Mom 8 Laura-Thanks for your love. support 5 TLC. Love always Melissa Carol Mom It won't be the same without you! Good Luck with real life. Corres Mr. Ethnic and GregoryiLaidback 8 Beautiful., my kind of men! Nemo. We've been through so much and yet welve just begun. Love ya. D Nina. Freed Puerto Rican-You are loved! Rmbr-Grace under pressure-P. lst O.C. weekends. Fri. a.m. exams 2 hr. meals . . . Days of laidback Seniors Only one Halkousis left! Hope you can handle it! I can! Sylvia Pebby f: Deggy. Thanks for everything. especially last summer-Kate PD, Banana-See you at Rhoda's don't forget the rope! the Phantom Pig out . . HoJols at l . . G.H.J.P.R.G. Fame, Halloween, flushing . . A, A. L, L. J. Probst 2nd floor-High from the helping hands at Heubeck? lheh-hem Probst 2nd Party on! Miss you seniors. Bong Sex in a triple lkinky-Bohemian Puff. Remember always the digestives, plaster. AE bus and stairs. Love, M. Quality Seniors of Probst lst-Pickett's Choice ranks you in the Top Ten RenevCongratulations Kido-lt's all over. No more 3am gut sessions We never did make it to USNA. Oh well XOXO Love J Richard-Forever yours in mind, body, 8 soul. See you in the Village. Jo Rmbr the Bahamas 4ever LPKVPitts-4 more years of sistership always V Russia a country in which things that lust don't happen happen P.G. Ruth, Got 30 seconds. Chrissy they won't be in there long-timekeeper SheilalThe haze will pass for both of us-Dawn. P.S. Good Luck SK Now it's really Susan's time to be Susan. Bon Courage my friend Pooh Snuggle Bear and Sugarfoot July l9. l980! Some individuals wish you ever success particularly concerning kids Soon now, my precious The Day will come. Enjoy 8 don't worry. LLEML RDE Stacy No more flying carpets! Take care Love Philip Morris-on D level StephvStay away from Mexican subway 8 head for the beach. See you in DC. Sylv. Kim, and Ruquia-Best of luck next year! Love Lo. Jen-One year to go Thanks Mom E Dad Viva Mexico my Johnnycake Luv Galleta Thank you all for your friendship and help Kim. Slyvia and Ruquia-Elena Thanx Terry 4 t Without you it wouldn't have been possible. Love always RDE Thibedeaux-For posterity: I love you always KPOC. Jo TANow it is time to share our lives forever I love ya! Your cosmos lady To; A.D., J.F., M.F., A.M.. P.C., D.H.. L.K.. 8 All the rest Thanks KG To all that helped put this book out-Thank Youl! KG To Bucky Beaver's friends: Thanks for everything! 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