Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1984 volume:

G DONNYBROOK FAIR U C H E R C O L L E G E 1984 i goucher COLLEGE library ro n 9 T •1 Dr. Jane Morrell It is with thanks and appreciation for her 27 years of service to the Goucher community that the Donnybrook Staff of 1984 dedicates this yearbook to Jane Morrell. 3 4 5 ADMINISTRATION RHODA M. DORSEY 8 PRESIDENT James Billet Dean and Vice-President Julie Collier-Adams Dean of Students 9 Co-Directors, First Year Program Janis L. Boster Director of Admissions Jane Bollman Director of Financial Aid 10 Rev. Rebecca Dinan Chaplain Dr. Martin Berlinrood Registrar Carol Weinberg Director of Residential Living u Kim Bennett Coordinator of Housing I ! Gertrude Casey Dean of Students Office Bobbi Bonhage Dean of Students Office Marianne TenEyck Director of Student Activities 11 Harry G. Gotwals Vice-President for Development and Public Relations David G. Healy Vice-President for Financial Affairs 12 Judith T. Phair Director of Public Relations Joseph E. Bates Controller Thomas DeSeve Director of Security Richard MacIntyre Director of Physical Plant Services Gordon E. Wright, Jr. Supervisor of Custodial Services Betty Kondayan Library Services 1 Ed Duggan Director of Career Development 13 Helen Cohen Assistant Director Enid Ludovici Career Counselor FACULTY THE ORIGINAL - ROGET'S THESAURUS OF ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES Sally Baum Peter Bardaglio History Physical Education Isabel Beichl Jean Bradford Psychology Mathematics Joan Burton Sociology John V. Chamberlain Religion and Philosophy Virginia Dersch Janet Dudley-Eshbach Spanish Sociology 17 Sylvia Edgington Political Science Susan A. Feldman Physical Education Debora Fitzdam Physical Education Raymond S. Geremia, Jr Mathematics Janet Shambaugh Biology Gail Goldberg English Davida Kovner 19 Barton L. Houseman Chemistry Art Henriette Leanos French Robert Lehman Physics Robert Lewand Mathematics Rudy J. Lentulay Russian 20 Richard Morris Physical Education Frederic O. Musser, Jr. French Frederick Mauk Music Joseph Morton Philosophy Janet K. McBrien Physical Education Alma Nugent English John R. McNeill History Roger Rasnake Anthropology 22 Bogdan Sagatov Russian Suzanne Sands Mathematics 23 James S. Shapiro English Debra F. Sherwin Management 24 James L. Webb Chemistry Eli Velder Education Jean Wilhelm Theatre Barbara Gould 25 Education Camera-Shy Faculty Aksyonov. Vasily — Russian Alexander, Marianne — Political Science Bond, Chrystelle — Dance Bradford, Norman — Psychology Buchoff, Barry — Management Buff, Stephen — Sociology Chappell, Jeffery — Music Clark. Edith — Dance Collins. Theresa — Chemistry Corrin, Brownlee — Communications Cottam, Martha — Political Science Delahunty, George — Biology Diaz-Hendrickson, Margarita — Spanish Digiacomo. Serafina — Music Dolld, Laura — Dance Drummond, Alfred — Economics Edidin, Ruth — Mathematics Erlich, Sibylle — German Fisher. Hilda — Chemistry Forest. Juliet — Dance Giro. Jorge — Spanish Gould, Barbara — Education Haberman, Helen — Biology Hall, Thomas — Music Hedges, William — English Horn, David — Chemistry Jacobson, Katherine — Music Johnson Jr., Lincoln — Art Johnson, William — Biology Kaplan, Laurelynn — English Kassel-Sacks, Barbara — Art Koppelman, Elaine — Mathematics Kumm, Elizabeth — Mathematics Lacy, Ann — Biology Lancaster, R. Kent — History Lewis, Robert Hall — Music Locker, James — Chemistry Long, Barbara — Psychology Markowitz, Judith — Women's Studies Marriott, Bernadette — Psychology Martin, Florence — Modern Languages Minzer, Abram — Music Mitchell, Lee — Music Morrison, Joan — Mathematics Murray, Jane — Dance Muuss, Rolf — Education Pierce, Brooke — English Powers, M. Patricia — Computer Science Pringle, Richard — Psychology Rosenthal, Ileane — Management Sambuco, Olga — Music Shambaugh, Janet — Biology Shouldlce, Katherine — Economics Stein, Kenneth — Communications Thackray, Lydia — Economics Thormann, Wolfgang — French To, Leleng — Biology Tolley, Vlada — Russian Tommaso, Nancy — English Unger Jr., Theodore — Economics Management White. Fred — English Wildberger. Kathy — Dance Worteck Jr., Edward — Art Communications Wright, Geoffrey — Music 26 I I Vassily Aksyonov One of the Russian writersinexile, author of The Burn, Island of Crimea. The Heran, and other works, was the Jane and Robert Meyerhoff writer-in-residence and visiting professor of Russian, 1984. 27 30 31 32 33 cnv 34 35 «r SENIORS Elizabeth Taft Alvord “Liz,” “Lizard” Litchfield, CT International Relations and History “To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed because you lived. This is to have succeeded.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Suzanne Hart Averltt Dance Sociology Naperville, IL “O Captain! My Captain! our fearful trip is done.” Walt Whitman “Dancing is the loftiest, the most moving, the most beautiful of the arts, because it is no mere translation or abstraction from life, it is life itself.” Havelock Ellis 38 Theodora Balis Towson, Md. Psychology Sherri Lynn Bassner Atlanta, Ga. Chemistry People asking questions, lost In confusion. When I tell them there's no problems, only solutions. Well, they shake their heads and they look at me as if I’ve lost my mind. I tell them there's no hurry, I’m just siltin’ here doing time. I’m just siltin’ here watching the wheels go round and round. You know I love to watch them roll. No longer riding on that merry-go-round. I just had to let it go. I just had to let it go. — John Lennon 39 Emily Beall Stratford. CT Dance Performance and Choreography Management I rather think such form is best; Without disturbing any guest He simply left, and all the rest Continued dancing undistressed. It’s time to go — with elegance Let’s get our things and leave the dance. by Alexander Whitaker Thanks Dobs and all the “Cool Guys. Natalie Leonia Beck Ardmore, PA Biology Russian Of the strange, and the alluring, and the transporting, and the wonderful in the word: road! And how wondrous it is itself, this road.” Nikolai Gogol 40 Lisa Blaine Rockville, MD Computer Science Movin right along in search of good times and good news with good friends you can’t lose” — Jim Henson “A creative mind is rarely tidy . . k 41 Cathy Block Dayton, OH Management Sociology You will find peace of mind. If you look way down in your heart and soul, Don’t hesitate cause the world might seem cold Stay young at heart Cause you’re never old. Earth, Wind Fire Forever in my mind To leave the past behind And seal it with a kiss Forever in my soul I will remember this. Gordon Lightfoot Michelle Bouche Lexington, MA Sociology “Because a dog is born in a biscuit tin, that doesn’t make him a biscuit” Peter O’Toole 42 Leslie E. Brewer Pennington, NJ Computer Science Sociology Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not, but remember that what you now have was once among the things only hoped for. Epicurus i 43 Suzanne Marie Burrows Oak Park, IL Communications “If we are ever to enjoy life, now is the time — not tomorrow, nor next year, nor in some future life after we have died. The best preparation for a better life next year is a fully complete, harmonious, joyous life this year.” T. Drier 1 Michele Cahn Needham, MA Political Science I believe in freedom, in man’s right to be himself, to assert himself, and to fight all those who try to prevent him from being himself. But freedom is more than absence of violent oppression. It is more than “freedom from.” It is “freedom to” — the freedom to become in- dependent; the freedom to be much, rather than to have much, or to use things and people. 44 Erich Fromm Donna Amelia Carnicelli York Harbor, ME European History — Economics “There are only diamonds in the whole world, diamonds and perhaps the shabby gift of disillusion.” F. Scott Fitzgerald “The Death of Democracy is not likely to be an assassina- tion from ambush. It will be a slow extinction from apathy, indifference, and undernourishment.” Emerson “Carpy’ Linda Carpenter Manchester, CT Economics — International Relations “Foolish Consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds” Emerson W.I.Y.C. L.I.Y.M. B.A.C.!! “Linda Gertrude” 45 I Suzan Cerman Annapolis, MD Pre-Legal Studies “I have the simplest of tastes... I am always satisfied with the best.” — Oscar Wilde Cynthia Fung Chen Singapore Computer Science Management To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life.” — Robert Louis Stevenson 46 Linda Cochran Belair, MD Music History Economics Mom and Dad — I love you. All that I may accomplish is not the product of my efforts — It is the product of yours. Thank you. “I love music passionately, and because I love it I try to free it from barren traditions that stifle it ... It must be shut in and become an academic art.” Claude Debussy Robin Cohen Columbia, MD Art Follow your fantasies, Be spontanious, Let go, be wild Get to know yourself. Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes. Is certain for those who are friends. Richard Bach, Illusions 47 Alyzza P. Cohen Miami, FL Philosophy Whirling through the winds of time one must gracefully lessen her speed and appreciate a splendid sunset.” A.C. Onita Canning Connington Brooklyn, NY Historic Preservation “Just know your lines and don’t bump into the furniture.” — Spencer Tracy 48 Amy Ruth Cook Frederick, MD Art I don’t know ... I’m making this up as I go along.” — Indiana Jones, Raiders of the Lost Ark “Ain’t nothing but a thing.” — Eddie Murphy I j Victoria Cox Charleston, SC Biology Philosophy Sorrow and silence are strong, and patient endurance godlike.” — H. W. Longfellow 49 Laura Billingsley Dance Baltimore, MD Russian International Relations “And tomorrow — tomorrow will glow with a different light, a light as beautiful, perhaps, but a different one for all that.” Goncharov, Oblomov “There is always room for someone to improve on us; indeed for us to improve on ourselves; and there is always a different road to follow.” Montaigne, Essays on Experience Merrily de Haan Elementary Education Tallahassee, FL “Oh help!” said Pooh. “I’d better go back.” “Oh bother!” said Pooh. “I shall have to go on.” “I can’t do either!” said Pooh, “Oh help and bother!” A. A. Milne From The World of Pooh 50 Maria Mercedes de La Guardia Panama City, Panama French Electronics Rana Denburg Wayne, NJ Sociology 51 Marie Diaz Baltimore, MD Allison Lewis Dollar Annapolis, MD English Come, let's have one other gaudy night. Call to me all my sad captains, fill our bowls once more; Let’s mock the midnight bell. Ant and Cleo Nii After all there is certainly something real in the world.” John Keats 52 Theresa Dorr Wisconsin Rapids, WI Economics Public Policy “The world steps aside for the woman who acts as if she knows where she is going.” Unknown Caroline Mary Dudek Baltimore, MD Chemistry Build today, then, strong and sure. With a firm and ample base; And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. Longfellow 53 Sara Bonnie Eagle Randallstown, MD Art — Psychology “We are not interested in the possibilities of defeat.” — Queen Victoria Jo Ann Easting Merchantville, NJ Biology “Es ist nicht alles Gold, was glanzt.” 54 mj? Lori Epstein Penn Valley, PA 55 Judith Marie Fidati Scranton, PA Psychology Management “Laughter Is the shortest distance between two people — Victor Borge “Do not let the good things in life rob you of the best things.” — Malthie D. Babcock “A friend is someone who sees through you and still enjoys the show.” — Farmer’s Almanac “The supreme happiness of life is the conviction of being loved for yourself, or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself.” — Victor Hugo Special thanks to Boog, Lisa, Jeff, and of course. Pops ... I never could have made it without all of your love and support! Elizabeth M. Fisher Bethesda, MD English “— So long as 1 feel I’ve lived, somehow — and I don’t care how it is — but I want to feel that —” Gerald from Woman In Love D. H. Lawrence .. it had become, she knew, giving one last look at it over her shoulder, already the past.” Mrs. Ramsey from To the Lighthouse Virginia Woolf “And he could not tell why the struggle was worth while, why he had determined to use to the utmost himself and his heritage from the personalities he had passed . ..” He stretched out his arms to the crystalline, radiant sky. “I know myself,” he cried, “but that is all.” Amory from This Side of Paradise F. Scott Fitzgerald 56 Kazumi Fujimura Wakayama, Japan Sociology Letha Mae Fulton Ludington, MI Dance Therapy “We have what we seek; we don’t have to rush after it. It was there all the time, and if we give it time, it will make itself known to us.” — T. Merton 57 Laura Ann Garufi Palisades Park, NJ International Relations “Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.” Oscar Wilde. “I wish I could carry your smile in my heart for the times when my life seems so low ..Air Supply Michele Margaret Gleason Gaithersburg, MD Dance Education “For the artist life is always a discipline, and no discipline can be without pain. That is so even of dancing, which of all the arts is most associated in the popular mind with pleasure. To learn to dance is the most austere of disciplines.” Havilock Ellis 58 “Believe in yourself and all things are possible.” Zahra Ghotbi Towson, MD Biology Marian Goodell Chagrin Falls, OH English — Writing 59 t Suzanne B. Greebaum Woodcliff Lake, NJ English Computer Science “Learn as though you would never be able to master it; hold it as though you would be in fear of losing it” — Confucius t A wise man sees as much as he ought, not as much as he can — Montaigne: Essays II The art of life is to know how to enjoy a little and to endure much — William Hazlitt: Commonplaces No. 1 Robin Alicia Greene Baltimore, MD Public Policy 60 Stacia Guild Gregory Morris, NY Historic Preservation The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds. Anatole France Dorlne Gusdorf Creve Coeur, MO Religion — Sociology 61 Leah Hagedorn Birmingham, AL History “There was never enough time!” — Hunter S. Thompson Anna Maria Halkousis Towson, MD Communications “There comes a time in every woman’s life when the on- ly thing that helps is a glass of champagne.” Bette Davis from Old Acquaintance 62 Sandy Han Owings Mills, MD Psychology Isaiah 40:31 But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings as eagles; They shall run, and not be weary; And they shall walk, and not faint. 63 Jodi Hefter Brooklyn, NY Political Science Briana Lynn Harper Brooklyn, NY Management Psychology “The fact that the adult American Negro female emerges a formidable character is often met with amazement, distaste and even belligerence. It is seldom accepted as an in- evitable outcome of the struggle won by survivors, and deserves respect if not enthusiastic acceptance.” Maya Angelou, 1 Know IVhy the Caged Bird Sings “Someday we’ll find it, The rainbow connection, The lovers, the dreamers, and me . . Kermit the Frog 64 Anne Rebecca Holman New Bloomfield, PA History Jill Ann Hegstetter Red Hook, NY Political Science “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Unknown “Lo que necesitases sequir encontrandote a ti mismo, un poco mas coda dia.” R. Bach There is no reality except the one contained within us. That is why so many people live such an unreal life. They take the images outside them for reality and never allow the world within to assert itself. You can be happy that way. But once you know the other interpretation you no longer have the choice of following the crowd. Sinclair, the ma- jorities’ path is an easy one. Ours is difficult. 65 Hermann Hesse, Demion Molly Hoopes Gibson Island, MD Art Your reason and your passion are the rudder and the sails of your seafaring soul. Kahlil Gibran Mary Katherine Kemp “Katie” Baltimore, MD Psychology Art The door itself makes no promises. It is only a door.” Adrienne Rich “Knowledge, like love and laughter, flows from within” Claudia Sue Knafo Riverdalc, NY Music Performance Computer Science I cannot tell you how much I love to play for people ... sometimes when 1 sit down to prac- tice and there is no one else in the room I have to stifle my impulse to ring for the elevator man and offer him money to come in and hear me. Arthur Rubinstein To my dear friends: OK — after 4 years I will finally admit that yes — Riverdale is in the Bronx!! — Claudia Lee Ellen Knight Bushnell, FL English Any who seek him seek in him the seeker. His life is a pursuit of a pursuit forever. It is the future that creates his present. He is an interminable chain of longing From “Escopist — Never” Robert Frost 67 Li Hwa Koo Towson, MD Biology — Chemistry Caroline Toby Krauss Westfield, NJ Philosophy Psychology The rising of the women means the rising of the race.” James Oppenheim Bread and Roses Every day Every day Every day. Every day I write the book.” Elvis Costello 68 Robin Lasko Rockville, MD Economics “If I am not for myself, then who will be for me. If I am only for myself, then what am I. And if not now, when?” — Hillel Ingrid Lahti Ashby, MA Dance Computer Science “I don’t know ... I’m making this up as I go along.” — Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark “Parting and forgetting? What faithful heart can do these?” — William Makepeace Thackeray 69 “Too much of a good thing is wonderful.” — Mae West You can do without people, but you can’t do without friends. Ellen Meredith Lester Chagrin Falls, OH Communications English “We are all functioning at a small fraction of our capacity to live fully in its total meaning of loving, caring, creating, and adventuring. Consequently, the actualizing of our potential can become the most exciting adventure of our lifetime.” — Herbert Otto — Elisabeth Pearce Leonard Brooklandville, MD Communications — Sociology Anthropology 70 Susan Jane Lichtenberg “Suzy” Woodmere, NY Art “Tis easy enough to be pleasant, when life flows along like a song; but the man worthwhile is the one who will smile when everything goes dead wrong.” Ella Wheeler Wilcox Trish Lindsay Avon, CT History i 71 Lorraine Lohman Baltimore, MD French History Let us roll all our strength, and all Our sweetness, up into one Ball: And tear our pleasures with rough strife. Through the Iron gates of life. Thus, though we cannot make our sun Stand still, yet we will make him run. — Andrew Marvell Le silence eternal d’espaces infinis m’effrale — Blaise Pascal 72 Nina Lopez New Milford. CT American Studies “Dreams are not made to put us to sleep, but to awaken us.” — Goemans Jane E. Lyonnais Leominster. MA Applied Math Strange how much you’ve got to know before you know how little you know — Anonymous The three foundations of learning: Seeing much, suffering much, and studying much! — Catherall 73 Gwen Elizabeth McDonnell Scranton, PA Biology “Nothing ever becomes real 'til it is experienced — even a proverb is no proverb to you ’till your life has illustrated it.’’ — John Keats I couldn’t have done it without you, Mom. 74 Phyllis Joyce McDonough Baltimore, MD Political Science Urban Affairs “For all things excellent are as difficult as they are rare.” — Spinoza “Happy is the woman who believes in God for His promises to her come true.” — Luke 1:36 Kathleen Ellen McMahon “Kat” El Monte, CA Psychology You ask yourself when will my time come has it all been said and done I know I’ll leave when it’s my time to go — Till then I’ll carry on with what 1 know. “To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life!” Robert Louis Stevenson 75 Pamela C. McMaster “Pamela Eugenia” Medfield, MA Management Sociology “When you wake up in the morning, Pooh,” said Piglet at last, “What’s the first thing you say to yourself?” “What’s for breakfast? said Pooh. “What do you say. Piglet? “I say, I wonder what’s going to happen exciting today? said Piglet. Pooh nodded thoughtfully. “It’s the same thing, he said. — A. A. Milne “Don’t dream it, be it!” — The Rocky Horror Picture Show “Lend me your ears and I’ll sing you a song And I’ll try not to sing out of key . .. Oh I get by with a little help from my friends” — The Beatles Carpe Diem!!! Thank you, Jackie ... Claudia . . . WWWWW1I forever! Linda — is he dead or alive? Laurie Joyce McPhee “Mackie” Mansfield, MA Biological Sciences “My life is for itself and not for a spectacle.” “I prefer to be adorned with a good disposition than with much gold.” — Plautus 76 “So unico contacto con cl mundo, a partir de entonces, fueron las cartas que escribia a sus hijos a fines de cada mes. “Este es un pueblo,” les decia. Quedense alia para siempre y no se preocupeh por mi. Yo say feuz sabiendo que ustedes son felices.” — Gabriel Garcia Marquez Lisa Anne Mix Baltimore, MD History “It is better to go wrong in your own way than to go right in someone else’s.” — Fyodor Dostoyersky “It’s a man’s world — only because women allow it to be!” — Lisa’s Collection of Platitudes 77 ■ A W ’ ■ F Deborah Anne Moll Northbrook, IL Management Goodbye and Good luck. Lisa Monaco Medfield, MA Computer Science — Management ... Happiness comes only when we push our brains and hearts to the farthest reaches of which we are capable .. . the purpose of life is to matter — to count, to stand for something, to have it make some difference that we lived at all. Leo Rosten When you cease expecting, you have all things. Buddha 78 Elizabeth Ann Morgan Toledo, OH Biology And now for something completely different Monty Python Evolution, who needs it? A Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy Gretchen A. Muhlbach East Lansing, Ml International Relations — Management “Keep things on your trip in perspective, and you’ll be amazed at the perspective you’ll gain on things back home while you’re away .. . one’s little world is put into perspective by the bigger world out there.” Gail Rubin Bcreny “The trouble with being in the rat race is that even if you win, you’re still a rat.” Lily Tomlin “From breakfast on through all the day At home among my friends I stay, But every night I go abroad Afar into the land of Nod.” Robert Louis Stevenson 79 Erin Mary O’bricn Whitinsville, MA Mathematics and Computer Science “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams; And endeavors to live a life which he has imagined. He will meet with success unexpected in common dreams.” Henry David Thoreau “To err is human to really foul things up requires a computer” Tracy Lorraine Nimmerrichter Waldorf, MD Biology 80 Lisa Allyson Owings Atlanta. GA Computer Science — Management “Assume nothing at all. Even to hope you might live forever Brings the end too close.” — Ronald Blythe Barbara Perry Belle Mead. NJ Political Science and Public Affairs 81 It was a lot easier in France.” Ann F. Phelps Bonn, Germany Biology “T.A.R.A.” “There is no greater burden than others believing you have a great potential.” Dannelle K. Porter Kerrville, TX Theatre 1 love acting! It is so much more real than life. Oscar Wilde Memory, all alone in the moonlight I can dream of the old days Life was beautiful then 1 remember the time I knew what happiness was Let the memory live again. “Memory from “Cats” Andrew Lloyd Webber 82 I Sandra Porter Norfolk, VA Biology “Each of us is in truth an idea of the Great Gull, an unlimited idea of freedom,” Jonathan would say in the evenings on the beach, “and precision flying is a step toward expressing our real nature. Everything that limits us we have to put aside. That’s why all this high- speed practice, and low-speed, and aerobatics.. From Richard Bach’s Jonathan Livingston Seagull Carolyn Denise Pressley Philadelphia, PA Chemistry “For with God nothing shall be impossible.” — The Gospel According to St. Luke: 1:37 j 83 Mariadele Medellin Priest San Antonio, TX Urban Affairs “What you have inherited from your fathers, you must earn in order to possess. Goethe “It occurred to me when I was 13 and wearing white gloves and Mary Janes and going to dancing school, that no one should have to dance backwards all their lives. Jill Ruckelshaus Cindy Silver Rawlings Silver Spring, MD Biology “A college education shows a man how little other people know.” — Hall Burton “Two roads diverge in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” — Robert Frost “Be all that you can be .. “To Jim — I love you honey!” Young-Chan Rah Columbia, MD Political Science “For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven: a time to love, and a time to hate; a time for war, and a time for peace.” Ecc.3 85 Deborah Ann Reighn Phoenixville, PA Dance Therapy If you could look infinitely far forward in time, If you could look infinitely far out into space. There is no question what you would see: You would see the back of your head. — Paul Williams Mary Jo Rendon Philadelphia, PA Spanish and Historic Preservation 86 Lee-Ellen Richardson Columbia, MD English Tampa, FL French “I have been crucified with Christ and 1 no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loves me and gave himself for me.” The Bible Galatians 2:20 “Trust thyself; every heart vibrates in that iron string.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson Kellie D. Robinson 87 Dana Lynn Rosenstock Scarsdale, NY Economics “I have the simplest of tastes ... I am always satisfied with the best.” — Oscar Wilde ‘‘La distance n’y fait nen; il n’ya a gue le premier pas qui coutc” Marquise de Deffand Contranwise” continued tweedledee “If it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn’t, it ain’t. That’s logic” — Lewis Carroll Through the Looking-Glass “I love writing, it’s the paperwork I can’t stand.” — DeVries “... the agony the sorrow, the ecstasy, the remorse, the people, the places, and how the weather was.” — Hemingway “That a man s reach should exceed his grasp or what’s a heaven for?” — Browning Nina Erica Rosenthal New Hyde Park. NY English — Writing Emphasis 88 Lynette A. Rossano “Lyn” Woodbury, NY Art History To the extent that this world surrenders its richness and diversity, it surrenders its poetry. To the extent that it relin- quishes its capacity to surprise, it relinquishes its magic. To the extent that it loses its ability to tolerate ridiculous and even dangerous exceptions, it loses its grace. As its options (no matter how absurd or unlikely) diminish, so do its changes for the future. — Tom Robbins Sally Ann Roos Elkins Pack, PA Biology “One cannot consent to creep when one feels the im- pulse to soar.” — Helen Keller 89 Rebecca Anne Rothschild “Becky” Baton Rouge, LA European History Sometimes I wonder if I’m in my right mind. Then it passes over and I’m as lucid as before. — Samuel Beckett Carolee Cobb Rowse Princeton, NJ American Studies 90 Barbara Savidge Pittsburgh, PA Economics Deborah Ellen Savidge Camp Hill. PA Management “When you’re through learning — You’re through.” — Vernon’s Law 91 Karen Elizabeth Scherping Vestal, NY Political Science Audrey E. Seaton Kingston, Jamaica Psychology “Being confident of this very thing. He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ: — Cast not away therefore your confidence, which hath great recompense of reward. For ye have need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise.” The Bible Philippians 1:6 and Hebrews 10:35,36 “I am sick to death of cleverness. Everybody is clever nowadays. You can’t go anywhere without meeting clever people. The thing has become an absolute public nuisance. I wish to goodness we had a few good fools left.” — Oscar Wilde — 92 Brenda Alverta Sexton Elkton. MD Political Science PreLegal “Every exit is an entry somewhere else.” Tom Stoppard “World peace, like community peace, does not require that each man love his neighbor — it requires only that they live together with mutual tolerance, submitting their disputes to a just and peaceful settlement. John F. Kennedy Mariam Shpeen “Mimi” Cherry Hill. NJ Everyone thinks that it is the academics which makes Goucher outstanding, but I believe it’s the people. Thanks for the memories... 93 Nicole Jean Sideris Falls Church, VA Religion This time, like all times, is a very good one if we but know what to do with it.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Lord, make me good, but not yet.” St. Augustine Marci Lynn Siegel Kensington, MD Psychology “Hugs are good, they feel nice, and if you don’t believe it, try it.” — Leo Buscaglia “If you’d take it easy — Trust a while, Don’t look back. You’ll pull through in just a while, ’Cause you’re on the right track.” — Pippin 94 Ellen Paula Sink Philadelphia, PA Historic Preservation “So before we end and then begin again, we’ll drink a toast to how it’s been.” — Billy Joel “Illegitimi non-carborundum” — Anon. Sharon Patricia Smith “Cherie,” “Sharon Ruth” Edison, NJ Computer Science “Break out the champagne!” 95 Linda Steinberg Brandenton, FL Biology — Computer Science Elyse Teri Snyder Owings Hills, MD International Relations The world, which seems To lie before us like a land of dreams. So various, so beautiful, so new, Hath really neither joy, nor love, nor light. We are here, as on a darkling plain Swept with confused alarms of struggle and flight Where ignorant armies clash by night. — Matthew Arnold 96 Marlene Laura Strick Milwaukee, WI American Studies “To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life.” Robert Louis Stevenson Gale-Gretchen Strohbeck New York, NY Economics — Sociology 97 Sheldon Morrill Stump Cockcysville, MD English — Writing Virginia Lee Summerell Plattsburgh, NY Psychology I’ll remember you too clearly But I’ll survive another day conversations to share When there’s no one there I’ll imagine what you’d say. Rickie Lee Jones You must blaze a trail of your own, alone But keep in mind Don’t live today for tomorrow like you were immortal... Genesis 98 Cathryn Wood Taylor Timonium, MD Management “As you glide, in your stride with the wind, as you fly away give a smile, from your lips,and say — I am free, yes I’m free, now I’m on my way” “Fantasy” Earth, Wind Fire Brenda Thompson Monkton, MD Chemistry “A foot and light hearted I take the open road. Healthy, free, the world before me, he long brown path before me Leading, — wherever I choose.” Walt Whitman Nothing good is a miracle Nothing lovely is a dream — Richard Bach You must do the thing you think you cannot do — Eleanor Roosevelt Let not the needy be forgotten Nor the hope of the poor be taken away. — Psalm 9 vs. 18 Jennifer Lee Todd Rockville, MD International Relations Emily S. Vaill McLean, VA Spanish 100 Nancy Vlahov Silver Spring, MD Elementary Education “What seems like the end may only be the beginning.” Stephanie Vomvouras Virginia Beach, VA Biology “Accuse not Nature, she hath done her part. Do thou but thine.” John Milton; Paradise Lost “To live and move among men, the heart must break or harden.” Sebastien R. N. Chamfort “They can because they think they can.” Vergil 101 Lisa Waranch Norfolk. VA Sociology Karlene “Cookie” Ware San Francisco, CA Biology I can’t get to sleep, I think about the implications Of diving in too deep and possibly there’re complications. Especially at night, I worry over situations that I know will be alright, perhaps it’s just imagination .. . it’s just overkill. — Men at Work Beware of the “good experience.” — KRW I 102 1 I s Catherine Westbrook “Katie” And one day we’ll all understand. Dan Fogelberg If you haven’t done them you really should, these things are fun and fun is good. Dr. Seuss Suzanne Carter Whitehurst Towson, MD Elementary Education “Standing is stupid, crawling’s a curse. Skipping is silly, walking is worse. Hopping is hopeless, jumping’s a chore, Sitting is senseless, leaning’s a bore. Running’s ridiculous, jogging is insane — Guess I’ll go upstairs and lie down again!” — Shel Silverstein 103 Deirdre Wilcox Imagine all the people living life in peace ... You may say I’m a dreamer bur I’m not the only one 1 hope some day you'll )o!n us and the world will live as one. — John Lennon “Dee-Dee” Seattle, Washington Psychology Sociology You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. — Bob Dylan We will always have evil in the world, but that’s not a reason for dropping out. That’s what I’m trying to say. It’s not a reason for giving up, because then what would happen? We would have a completely dark world, a nightmare world. So, I think we owe it to ourselves and others not to give up because we failed to change something we wanted very much, but to work with this feeling of a cellular change, a change in consciousness. — Anais Nin Sheryl Lynne Williams Baltimore, MD Communications i 104 .osswy a� Julienne Wood Darien, CT Political Science “I just want to have as much effect on life as it has . had on me.” CW Cindy Lynn Wood “Micheal” Steep Falls, ME Mathematics Education “Life, like a dome of many-colored glass, strains the white radiance of eternity.” — Percy Bysshe Shelley 105 Annie Lee Young “Muffie” Oak Ridge. TN Management “Where’s the aluminum?” Joelle Ziemian Cinnaminson, NJ Political Science Communications “Mark not the shadow that darkens the way — Regret not the glitter of any lost day, But laugh with no reason except the red wine. For youth must be mirthful and foolish and blind” — Tennessee Williams 106 Tracy Sue Zimmerman Longmeadow, MA Computer Science “Meow” Lovers and madmen have such seething brains, Such shaping fantasies, that apprehend More than cool reason ever,comprehends The lunatic, the lover,” and the computer programmer!” — William Shakespeare Donya Rae Wilkes Baltimore, MD 107 Marion Sandow Suffness Timonium MD History and Historic Preservation “To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life.” Robert Louis Stevenson “Familiar studies of men and books. CAMERA SHY SENIORS Caroline Hardy Traverse City MI Art History Alicia Lee Lamont Baltimore MD Education Robin Berger Lerner Baltimore MD Computer Science Cindy Lynn Richard Scotch Plains NJ Biology Francis Connerat Sanders Katherine Adams Steinhauer Baltimore MD Sociology Anthropology Marla Lynn Tocker Wilmington DE Pre-legal Studies Communications Susan Hayward Warfield Baltimore MD Psychology Barbara Ellen Zadek 108 Alexandria VA American Studies Baltimore MD Art Mehregan Arasteh Haverford PA Chemistry “Lessons learned are like bridges burned You only need to cross them but once. Is the knowledge gained Worth the price of the pain? Are the spoils worth the cost of the hunt?” — Dan Fogelberg “There is so much to do, So many engrossing challenges. So much in every day that is profoundly interesting.” — Eleanor Roosevelt Lisa Baker Baltimore MD Sociology “When we cannot find contentment in ourselves, it is useless to seek it elsewhere.” — Francois de la Rochefaucauld “The language of friendship is not words, but meanings. It is an intelligence above language.” — Thoreau. “Life is comic to those who think, tragic to those who feel.” — Horace Walpole Much love and thanks to all who have made the good times great, the bad times bearable, and to those who made this possible. Thanks Mom, Mike, Jude ... all of you. Karen Elyse Chachkes New Canaan CT Art “Desert. Take off. 1 can turn my back on the whole damned mess and start running.” — Yossarian Kimberly Ann Ehrlich Randallstown MD Russian and Spanish “Me gustas cuando callas porsue estas como ausente. Distante y dolorosa como si hubieras muerto. Una palabra entonces, una sonrisa bastan. Y estoy alegre, alegre de sue no sea cierto.” — Pablo Neruda poem 15 To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” — Ecclesiastes 3:1 “I am sorry when any language is lost, because languages are the pedigree of nations.” — Dr. Samuel Johnson “For my own part, it was Greek to me.” — “Julius Caesar Michelle Marie Kirchner East Northport NY Math “Why not?” “If it’s what you want to do, GO FOR IT!” 109 In Remembrance Alicia Ann Carter 1962-1983 Blue Sunday Sunday they will pass the cherry trees, and one by one step down the path, a solemn march to the Haebler Chapel. Inside white stone walls sunlight will sift blue windows, paint the wooden benches blue. Pinned against the wooden panels the cross will throw its own blue shadow. They will sit for you and pray. And here 1 sit. From this white stonewall I watch the first red leaves of Autumn fall, drift against the Autumn blue, float into the waters. Blue sky sinks into blue water — blue pushed up from blue by one red strip, the burning end of summer. They need to talk to you. to tell what they all know, to paste a collage of photos in the blue: you taught Econ to the mirror when you brushed your teeth, watched football to the sound of sermons, braided all their hair before the dance. They pause to see your white smile, your dark skin. 1 need to talk to you. 1 tell the leaves I overheard you ask the phone to live a Christian life. Where’s your merciful God, Alicia? His Omniscience failed me. A fish jumps, circles grow and wash the shore. A breeze washes the grass, bows their yellow heads to my stonewall. Another blood-red leaf drifts through the blue and spins in circles in the Autumn pool. Phyllis Ryder no 112 113 114 A- I 117 Westbrook, Heidi Saylor, Onita Connington. Row 2. LR: Lorna Fournier, Pam Hamblett, Andrea Smith, Peri Lolachi, Cherie Smith, Tina Emerson, Stephanie Vomvouras, Diane Davison, Rikki Bilgore. Row 3, L R: Debbie Cobb, Lisa Blaine. Erin O’Brien, Gwen McDonnell, Carol Weinberg, Kim Bennett. Dorine Gusdorf. Out to Lunch: Trish Lindsay, Joy Workman. X03UU -v; 1st Row, Kneeling, L to R: Stacy Donalds, Lisa Shearer, Sarah Obaditch, Mindy Spolan, Lenna Perlman, Paula Balins, Michelle Karram. 2nd Row, L to R: Fannie Heyman, Danielle Delgado, Sharmeen Gettner, Michele Brauning. Ann Barnstead. Randy Donalds, Deb Finch, Karen Greer, Oona O’Flaherty, Julie Matz, Amy Berss, Nancy Quimby, Beverly Barksdale. 3rd Row, L to R: Julie Suojanen, Lee Ellen Knight. Karen Oscherwitz, Laura Buckly, Colleen McGlade, Hope Barmat, Dominique Winn, Nicole Kuckly. Kathy Keely, Denise D’Amato, Helene Novin, Susan Charlton, Nancy Velandia. Top Row, Left to Rt.: Helen Rozanski, Lisa Mix, Seenan Regan, Sue Washburn, Hope Barnett, Elizabeth Homor, 2nd Row: Dynnelle Kowslowski, Laura Lanier, Caroline Krauss, Andrea Klapp, Beth Lawton, Amy Hackman, Monica Addison. 3rd Row: Lori Sherman, Lynn Rossano, Deedee Wilcox, Jann Mouer, Debbie Cobb, Ann Holman. Front Line: Holly Bergeron, Anne Ingram, Jane Lyonnais, Alix Pelletier. Not Present: Almanne Leard, Mearys Hestick, Sohee Kwon, Melissa Holland, Anne Sherwood, Merrill Collins, Paisley Lyne, Lisa Cutts, Diane Edelman, Catherine Ross, Gina Priest, Michelle McCrilty, Nina Lopez, Christine Jowers, The Frackeltons, Linda Wehde, Lisa Wachstein. c u o z Row 1. L-R: Lee Summerell. llene Richman. Lisa Cobe, Julie Wood, Suzanne Burrows. Sarah Morrissett. Row 2, L-R: Nikki Sideris. Susie Baer. Cindy Renshaw. Cindy Richard. Not Pictured: Julia Childs. Row 1, L-R: Hilliary Bohrer, Sonja Khambatta, Mary Elder, Kelley Macaulay, Marjan Mohsenin, Lynn Morris. Robin Kelley, Ann Harlon. Row 2, L-R: Amy Kushner, Erin O’Brien, Jennifer Lee, Margarete Snowden, Donna Johnson, Anita Katz, Lori Soit, Nell Granger, Leslie Brewer. Row 3, L-R: Gwen McDonnell, Judy Chang, Laura Cortner, Anne Brainerd, Briana Harper, Becky Grossman, Stephanie Willey, Miriam Thomann, Jill Polansky. ■ r-r Back Row, L-R: Corby Pontius. Kim Ehrlich, Lisa Monaco. Rose SanFelipo, Caroline Silva, Michelle Bouche, Laura Dance. Karyn Kale, Mehregan Arasteh, Onita Connington, Debbie Moll, Kathy Schultz, Emily Vaill. 2nd Row, L-R: Marian Stovall, Liz West, Cindy Bell. Jacqueline Oefinger, Denise Fellin, Erika Nobel, Judy Nussbaum, Kathy Moss, Katie Bormes. 1st Row, L-R: Karen Keller, Karen Friedland, Tracy Mer- rigan, Debbie Kaplan, April Arford, Aliki Potiris, Elena Pappas. Front and Center, L-R: Maureen Sears, and Ruthie Prymmer. 8 50 nt ZD O CD D o Back Row. L to R: Kelly Beam. Stacey Kish. Paula Gagliardotto, Allison Dollar. Stacia Gregory. Sally Ross. Angela Choe. Young Lee. Norlko Ito. Ree Lee. Intira Suwan. Jane Suf- Iness Middle Row. L to R: Ellen Manes. Jeanne Wiedcrhorn. Nora Gunn. Angie Raspa. Iyabo Ompede. Liz Ssnniger. Barbra Bateman. Sarah Phelps. Lisa Rosenbaum. Front Row. L to R Joette Torrisi. Melissa Hulse. Ellen Savidge (treasurer). Karenc Krijt (v p). Pen Lolachi (co-pres). Andrea Smith (co-pres). Kathy Mamhart (secretary). Rachel Smith. Miss- ing: Nafeesa Alam. Siobhan Chamberlin. Merrily DeHaan. Bonnie Eagle. Barbie Hammer. Becky Hart. Kirsten Huber. Susan Imber (R A.). Kira Jahn. Judy Mesle. Jane Metzger (R.A.). Nina Rosenthal. Becky Rothschild. Barbara Savidge. Suzanne Whitehurst. Roz Wouters (R.A.). Nancy Wagner (Goucher Neighbor). '«ted «i Sitting, L-R: Elyse Snyder, Kazumi Fujimura, Abby Sly, Laura McWilliams, Jane Usdan, Virginia Wesner. Middle Row, L-R: Janis Foner, Marci Siegel, Liz Fisher, Lauren Bruckner, Melissa Wallace, Amy Dorf, Elena Olsen, Kristin Pawlak, Tracy Cornell, Laura Lamb. Third Row, L-R: Marlene Strick, Carolyn Pressley, Angela Wyatt, Susan Dezenhall, Eleni Mastros, Melissa Longoria, Linda Hyman, Sarah Hallet, Kate Berry, Devra Levine. xm OOl Top Row: J. Friedman, K. Howard, R. Cohen, K. Ports, L. Heyman, J. Bei S. Moaney, S. Banerjee, H. Miller. Middle Row: P. McDonald, D. Zweibacl ing, S. Starr, D. Saidman, S. Feintock, C. O’Flaherty. Bottom Row: B. Roy Shevitz. S. Powers. Floor: N. Corwin, S. Hughes. -nhardt, L. Frasciello, L. Shlansky. K. Bruno, K. Bethea, C. Moran, i, M. Sabella, S. Hildreth, L. Masotto, D. Cate, F. Spiegel, C. War- � 1, J. Hefter, S. Hecker, K. Westbrook, S. Alexander, G. Groves, R. LA o C E co Back Row: Christy Baggs. Ingrid Lahti. Gretchen Marcucci. Lu Buckner. Joanne Polin. Phyllis Arthur. Sandra Zajac. Karen Aitken. Naomi Kramer. Christine Kinney. Middle Row: Barbara Fletcher. Margie Haskell. Hilary Manheim. Toni Davis. Ann Egerton, Melissa DeMichacIs, Cathy Malcady. Elena Moscatt, Debra Hannah. Irene Tsiouns Front Row: Phyllis McDonough. Paula Gabbert. Molly MacKay. Sue Seitner. Sue Averitt. Judy De Liber a. Allison Herwitt. Millie Kim. Kim Dupre. Stacy Papa. Michele Kirchner. Julie Squire. Christiane Meyer. Playboy Al Drummond. Lewis House Gouchcr Neighbor. Not Pictured: Ashley McNeill. Lori Epstein. Lisa Weilbacker. Silke Dannemann. Claudia Knafo. Ann Rworowicz. Nancy Vlahov. Karen Flathman. Kcryn Rod. Suzanne Greenbaum, Karen Stroud. Robin Queen. Vanessa Wickham. Lesley Ocheis. Susanne Adler CO First Row. L to R: Caroline Hardy. Rene Cosma, Thyrza Lohr. 2nd Row. L to R: Dionne Duckett, Huey Jacobs. Gauri Nandekur, Hilary Thalman, Cookie Ware. Tenna Rakonen. Erin Oberdorfer. Stacey Tush. Dawn Clayton. Liz Alvord. Tracy Sullivan. 3rd Row. L to R: Kim Marrow. Suzanne Kaye. Alison Brock. Cindy Wood. Paola Badia. Freddie Overstreet. Lana Delic. Julie Bennett. Jennifer Golden. Michelle Gellman. Amy Cook, Alison Laraba, Laura Guptill. Laura Garufl. Lisa Burke. Paula Popplewell. 4th Row. L to R: Gwen Patterson. Denise Douce. Laura Martin. Sibel Turgut. Megan Sistrunk, Courtenay Baber. Mary Alan. Rikki Bdgore. Virginia Dickens. Btna Dhariwal, Michelle Glass. Kellie Hagan. Barbara Valente. Ellen Sink, Donne Gusdorf. Not Pictured: Lorraine Lohman, Kim Chan. Ellen Barnett. Flo Martin. Sylvia Rowell. Alison Sharff. A A «° Bottom L-R: Leah Hagedorn. Leslie Gonsalves. Michelle Krupkin, Michelle Price. Tracy Dunn. Anne Sawyer. Catherine O’Neil. Patricia Galindo. Shelly Stevens — dog. 2nd Row, L R Carolee Rowse. Mary Jo Rendon. Lisa Bisktn, Lorna Fournier, Pamela Hamblctt. Elizabeth Hubbard. Paulette Christian. Alice Ann Berg. Susana DeLaGuard:a. Top Row, L- R: Donna Mitchell. Ann Hedgebeth. Cathy Block. Jane Abramson. Mary Matthews, Lisa Cohen (Bear). Paula Cook, Kem Robinson. Megan Greene. Michelle Bianco. Marimelll Mongil. Emily Schoenberg, Kim Triplett. Candy Berry 200)2-03030 3 Row 1, L R: Mary Yanak (President), Carol Stekenas, Anne Grossman. Kathy Welsh, Heidi “the Fish” Neuberger (Treasurer), Michele McNul- ty, Shioban Weston. Kathleen Smith (Secretary). Glennis Orloff, Tobi Elkin. Row 2: Rennie Wilson. Abbe Schrott, Karen Haggerty, Amy Clark, Rana Denberg, Brant Eldridge, Olga Valanos, Beth Hanson, Karen Rohr, Christine Kinney (Honorary House Parliamentarian). Row 3: Kirsten Diekmann, Yewande Keleko, Laurie Elmendorf, Emily Bishop, Tara Brownlee, Chris Scott, Randi Marroni, Tangie Velter, Kina Cline (Vice- President). Heather Drulker. Trina Chiara. 1 + 1st Row, L-R: Doi Bunyapana, Cathy Thomson, Caroline Dudek, Laura Naus. 2nd Row, L-R: Beverly Glasure, Melissa Hill, Ida Wong, Robbie Smith, Megan Burke, Andrea Dolores, Ginger Tansey, Karen Schechter. 3rd Row, L-R: Linda Cochran, Mariadele Priest, Hee Chang, Ellen Ar- nold, Geanene Zucker, Veronica Bonanno, Tina Emerson, Muriel Maurer, Sandy Han, Naomi Perlmuter. Not Pictured: Kira Polner, Moira Rynn. 5 EOZUCC Bottom Row. L-R: Roberto Maull Guinals. Stephanie Vomvouras. Robin Wiley. Kathy Shaer. Susan Zimmerman. Ann Phelps. Lisa Blaine. Susan Broda. Naomi Penney. Claudia Colyer. Diana Rosencrantz. Middle Row. L-R: Kern Rosen. Judy. Jennifer Coffey. Maria Maldonado. Michelle Skurnlck. Anne Schwartz. La Sarmlento, Candi Franks. Meredith Barbancll. Betsy Fox. Laura Williamson. Linda Mansouer. Tammy Gomez. Caroline Green. Cindy Plavler. Last Row. L-R: Dora Boyd. Beatrix Galindo. Ligia Serrano. Helen Strauss. Margaret Gilbert. Pia Bertelli. Lisa Frisch. Julie Roxin. Caroline McCarthy. Dee Dzuiba. Lisa Scherplng, Meg Paisley. Missing: Nora Brewer. Lourdes Delvalle. Theresa Dorr. Sandri Echeandia. Keziah Felmuth. Michele Gleason. Lesley Holland. Odette Hcryke. Mary Landry. Chlka Okamoto. Lisa Waranch. Tracy Zimmerman. Azusa Garfield Seated in Front, L R: Kyong Oh, Karen Curto, Judy Fidati. Row 1: Sarah Dehlinger, Caroline Becque (“CB”), Lisa Baker, Phil O’Dendron, Teddy (Cherie Smith’s representative), Ron and Ted (see photo), Emily Beall, Jenny Tyler, Linda Carpenter (“Carpy”). Row 2: Heidi Smaltz, Pamela McMaster, Valerie Daly, Sherri Bassner (“Bassie”), Michele Bagdon, Katie Byrne, Cindy Atkinson, Holly Isbitsky, Amanda Treitel, Melanie Michaelson, Diane Denison. Lisa Hammersly. “When Wagner talks, people party ... When Wagner parties, people talk .. M 73 m z CJ 3 € 138 In Special Recognition of Carol Weinberg As we look back on our years here at Goucher, many things come to mind — all the changes that have taken place and all the friends that have come and gone. But, through it all one thing has remained constant — the loyalty and support we received from Carol Weinberg. In her role as teacher, counselor, and friend, Carol has touched the lives of every member of the senior class in a very special way. Many of us would not have achieved as much if it were not for her attention, guidance, friendship, and ever present sense of humor. For this we owe her countless thanks. “May you putt on forever green greens and never be caught in the sandtrap of life.” — The Class of 1984 139 orucKnrr Student Organization Mary Yanak, Vice-President; Kirsten Huber, President; Jody Hefter, Secretary Class of 1984 Pam McMaster, Co-Pres.; Debbie Moll, Vice-Pres.; Robin Cohen, Secretary; Linda Carpenter, Co Pres.; Miml Shpeen and Katie Westbrook, Treasurers. 142 Class of 1985 Front: Cathy Thompson. Co-Pres.; Anne In- gram. Treasurer. Back: Li Shlansky. Vice- Pres.; Christine Kinney. Co-Pres. Missing: Susan Imber, Secretary. Class of 1986 Front: Ellen Glblln and Amy Dor!. Co- Presidents Back: Andrea Smith. Secretary; Beth Johnson, Vicc-Pres. 143 Chemistry Club Front: Carolyn Presley, Mehrcgan Arastcn, Saadia Zaman. 2nd Row: Sharmecn Gettner. Teresa LeKus. Myong OK Choc. Dr. Webb. Glennts Orloff. 3rd: Dr. Houseman, Brenda Thompson, Dr. Walker, Mr. Dooley, Mr. Locker, Dr. Collins. Chorus First Row, L-R: Jeanne Wiederhorn, Ida Wong, Lisa Hartman. Second Row: Robyn Greene. Jennifer Lee, Janis Foner. Nora Brever. Julie Squire, Erin O’Brien. Third Row: Julie Young. Laura King (President). Marci Siegel, Liz Sinnigcr. Ann Jackson. Tina Emerson. Paula Gagliardotto. Fourth Row: Tom Hall (Director), Isabel Bcichl, Debbie Zweibach. Beverly Glasurc. Karcne Krijt. Christian Fellowship Front: Kellie Robinson, Kathy Welch. Back: Cindy Wood, Chris Meyer, Diane Denison, Lisa Hammersley. College Republicans 145 Front: Siobhan Weston. Jann Mouer, Michelle Blank, Sue Hughes, Anne Ingram. Back: Donna Grebe, Julie Squire, Sue Dezenhal, Nandita Chopi, Elenl Mastros, Melissa Wallace, Sue Zimmerman, Commuting Students Front: Debbie Bean. Jennifer Mitchell. Back: Lisa Licdtkc. Cathy Bonsalle. French Club 1 i Dleu est franqais. International Club 146 Math-Computer Science Club Bottom Row. LR: Taro Brownlee (V.P.), Tracy Zimmerman (Treas.). Erin O'Brien (Co-Pres), Lisa Blaine (Co-Prcs). Young Lee, Peri Lolachi. Top Row, L R: Elizabeth Kumm, Isabel Beichl, Raymond Geremia, Joan Morrison. Judy Chang, Susan Sands. Laura Lamb (Sec.), Bernadette Tutinas. Susan Imber, Leslie Kiegler, Robert Lewand. Recreational Athletic Committee Front: Elizabeth Hornor. Deb Moll (President), Margaret Gilbert. 2nd Row: Angela Raspa, Heidi Neubergcr. Kem Robinson. Claudia Colycr. 3rd Row: Beth Seeley. Kris Insley, Lisa Masotto. Russian Club Row 1: Natalie Beck. Row 2: Tracy Merrigan. Caroline Silva. Laura Dance, Cindy Bell. Row 3: Rojc SanFllippo, Erica No- ble. Irene Isiouris. Sarah Richmond. Sailing and Skiing Club Front: Mary Jo Rendon. Pam Hamlett, Leah Hagedorn, Nancy Quimby. Back: Donna Mitchell. MaryEllen Rendas. Alice Ann Berg. Jann Mouer. The Weekly Front: Michelle Price. Miml Shpeen. Middle: Kathy Shaer, Paula Ballot. Back: Jann Mouer. Kina Kline. Tobt Elkin. Caroline Krauts. Young Democrats Front: Carolyn Green. Alison McLean. 2nd Row: Ruby Kevala. Robin Wiley, Naomi Kramer. Marlene Strick, Anita Katz. Carolyn Pressley. 3rd Row: Fannie Hyman. Bcv Glasure. Phyllis Arthur. Pia Bertelli. Clubs Not Pictured AIESEC Art Club Association of Club Presidents Biology Club Black Student’s Association Career Development Freshman Class Goucher Hopkins Band Resident Guides to Goucher Assistants History Club Reverend’s Jewish Students Association Rebels Management Economics Club SHAB Preface 500 Club Psychology Club Sociology Club • Convocation Fall 1983 150 151 Wintering in . . . the Soviet Union 152 153 ■ and Counting 155 The Lighter Side And you wonder where all the toilet paper goes! Now. hit ESC Shift ZZ. You grew It, you lift it! Yum, another delicious casserole from SAGA! PLEASE read the menu. 156 He made me feel like a natural woman. 296-1389 So many men. so few hooks. John Travolta — my true lust! Pearl Drops got US noticed. of Goucher Left, Right. Left. Right... 157 .. do the Hokey-Pokey with me .. Look Jane! They really did cancel November! “They're spending our activities fee on WHAT??!?!” I did it right? You mean I did it right?!' 158 Mary!! It's alive and it bit me!!! “Yeah. We went for it.' “Somebody kill that alarm clock!” Arts and Ideas applied!! The cobal program is due tomorrow?! You lie!!! 159 160 161 SPORTS ttf To the kid on the End of the Bench Champions once sat Where you’re sitting, kid. The football hall of fame (and every other hall of fame) is filled with names of people who sat, week after week, without getting a spot of mud on their well-laundered uniforms. Generals, Senators, Surgeons Prize-winning novelists, Professors, Business executives started on the end of a bench,too. Don’t sit and study your shoetops. Keep your eye on the game. Watch for defenses lapses. Look for offenses opportunities. If you don’t thrive you’re in a great spot. Wait until you see how many would like to take it away from you at next spring practice. What you do from the bench this season Could put you on the field next season, as a player, or back in the grandstand as a spectator. FIELD HOCKEY Front Row. L-R: Becca Hearn. Allison Dollar. Linda Carpenter. Trish Lindsay. Middle Row. L-R: Kez Felmouth, Karen Fricdland, Lauren Bruckner. Caroline Becquc, Sarah Obaditch. Back Row. L-R: Jennifer Tyler, Katie Byrne. Sarah Hallet, Lisa Massotto, Don- na Grebe, Margaret Gilbert. 164 • VOLLEYBALL Bottom L-R: Liia Cobe. Corby Portius. Debbie Daylan. Cindy Wood. Joette Tom� . In Tree: Kathy Schultz. Dawn Clayton. Karen Schechter. Amy Wood. (kxtcher 1? 28 '•-■'35; ■ 36 46 1983 84 Gallaudei Catholic Hood Wilson Hopkins 22 Mi Vemor ' ‘ 24 Cathoft Captains Trish lJn i--ay. Karei High Scorer: Trvsh Ltnd Coach: Su2y Top Row, L to R: Kathy Schultz, Karen Schechter, Anne Suchson. Michelle McCrltty, Angela Wyatt, Doreen Molenar, Karen Friedland, lyabo Onijedo. Holly Isbitsky, Kim Marrow, Lisa Massotto, Mlml Shpeen. Front: Captains — Trlsh Lindsay, Karen Hawkins. 166 • FENCING • Top Row, L to R: Michele Kirchner, Kathy Gloerson, Sylvia Edgington, Robbie Smith. Ginger Tanscy. Bottom Row, L to R: Devra Levine, Kim Erlich. Karen Kersbagen. The Official Mascot! 167 SWIMMING Back, L to R: Almarine Leard, Kim Wright, Laurie McPhee. Center: Coach Michele McNulty, Kate Berry. Heather Drucker, Melissa H., Dee Dzuiba. Front: Katrina Fieldley, Caroline McCarthy. Heidi Neuberger, Mgr. Kem Robinson. Swimming us them 41 Salisbury State College 99 64 Marymount College 58 78 Gallaudct College 52 JA 46 Loyola College 80 76 Howard Community College 38 58 York 82 tri-meet 72 Lock Haven 58 56 Towson State U. 61 67 Notre Dame 59 64 Marymount 57 43 Gallaudct 79 Captains: Heidi Newberger, Almarine Leard High Scores: Melissa Holland, Heidi Newberger Coach: Rich Morris 168 LACROSSE Bottom: Gina Haynes, Cindy Whalen, Diane Kaynes. Lisa Masotto, Chris Moran. Doi Bunyapawa, Claudia Colyer, Maura Koutoujan, Donna Grebe, Katie Westbrook. Lauren Bruckner. Amy Ward, Amy Kushner, Michelle McCritty, Beth Lardizabal, Elizabeth Hornor, Duffy Bauer, Trish McDonald, Linda Carpenter, Jane Kaufman, Lis Shlansky, Meredith Bach, Natalie Hay. Jann Mouer. 1 1983 cl IP ,Hood Notre Dame Ml. St. Mary Geor Captains: Gina Haynes, Cynthia Whelan High Scorer: Meredith Bach Coach: Joan Keyser r Way Back: Lisa Massotto, Chris Moran. Back, L R: Mcagan Sistrunk, Sally Hildreth. Diane Denison. Johnine Waters. Lisa Scherping, Dee Dziuba. Joan Keyser. Mary Yanak, Linda Carpenter, Mimi Shpeen, Katie Westbrook. Claudia Colyer, Liz Shalansky, Lauren Bruckner. 169 TENNIS Front. L-R: Nancy Griff, Kate Haker. 2nd: Dina Fazio, Brenda Kelly, Karen Friedland. 3rd: Laura Sayet, Lisa Wachstein, 4th: Suzie Lichtenberg. Dora Boyd, Sally Baum (top). V'i Spring 1983 Goucher Opponent 8 Essex 1 8 MaryMount 1 9 Towson s£. 0 8 Wilson i 8 Washington l 7 Catonsville 2 o Pern State (York) Mt. Vernon 3 1 9 York College 0 5 Notre Dame 4 Captains: Katie Haker, Laura Sayet Coach: Sally Baum The 1983 Spring tennis team was the most successful team in Goucher tennis history compiling a 10 0 season record. Sophomore Nan- cy Griff, playing 3 singles also remained unbeaten. Captain Laura Sayet played tough opponents In the number one spot and ended the season with an impressive 9-1 record. Frcshwomen Lisa Wachstein and Karen Friedland also had fantastic seasons. Enthusiasm, team spirit, and a great bunch of Goucher women were the ingredients for the spring 1983 success. 1983-84 Fall Season Goucher Opponent jgj 8 Marymounf 1 5 UDC 4 u|6 Catholic 3 Hopkins 9 Loyola 4 f 4 UMBC 5 0 . WW tk. : Ml. St. Mary's 9 171 • RIDING • 172 II • SPORT STANDOUTS • Goucher Athletics, though few in number, produced many outstanding performances this year. Beginning in the fall with field hockey, four players — Lauren Bruckner, Linda Carpenter, Allison Dollar, and Sarah Obaditch — were selected for the Baltimore College team and played in the Southeast Tournament. Bruckner was then chosen to goalie for the Southeast team at the National Tournament In California. The tennis cap- tain, Nancy Griff, was undefeated this season. Our Riding team placed third in the intercolleglates at Sweet Briar. This winter, the swim team was led by Melissa Holland who was undefeated and also set five records at the Chesapeake Women’s Athletic Conference. Senior Trlsh Lindsay, who started in hockey and was captain for basketball was named Scholar Athlete. And through all the seasons the Goucher gopher cheered them on. 173 174 176 For us believing physicists the distinction between past, present and future is only an illusion, even if a stubborn one. ALBERT EINSTEIN Gamble Seniors — We made it, and we are having fun!! K.W. Hey Sally: Approximately how long does it take for evolution to occur??? Michelle K.: Keep your hand in that ice just 5 more minutes! Sorry M.G. and A.M. Carolyn: Just hang in there one more year! To everyone else — Thanks for the laughter and the tears. Good luck (I mean it) K.W. Pedro Polyester and Raul may pass on but ye, tho they not be forgotten in a bottle of Kaopectate. Katie baby — Thanks for keeping me laughing — ILY — LEW To the infamous Blues Sisters: “Do y’all remember those ’83 blues? Now it’s ’84 we’ve paid our dues — one more year a little less dumber, Thanks guys, have a great summer!” Jann and Lauren SH — Puerto Ricans do it better. RC Muffie, Julie, Deedee, Abby, Nina, Emily, Bethy, and Paulita: Wagner 4th never was nor will be as we had it together. I will miss you all very, very much. GOOD LUCK AND CHEEEEEEERS!!! Love, Em V. Jann: I would walk many miles to share mussels with you. Thanks for your smiles. Cath ... in just three weeks, amazing, simply amazing. Lis: Here’s to smokey Friday nights and bitchy roommates, RC DW, JW, LR: WVA .. . red, white, and blue brewske; marshmallow people; outhouse jitters. Turtle Hill lives!!! LB KP: Let’s get stoned and talk about life! RC Deedee: Who will I rationalize procrastination with? Never mind all nighters. Julie: Let’s have a little “P” race . .. Thanks for the dip, philosophy and lots more. Deedee: Here’s to saving all the chipmonks, if anyone can do it, you can. Karen F: Don’t get too close to the deep end! Michele B.: Let’s hear it for japs, W. Htfd. and Pikesville. Lyn: Did I ever thank-you for getting me through Art 100? Beth L.: Here’s to a little varietyf?) Abby: Thanks for raising me from freshmanhood and ground floor. Deedee, Lyn, and Julie: In case no one ever told you, you’re all terrific. Good luck and lot’s of love, Jane. Lauren: Thanks for lots of friendship, fun and understanding. The cluck downstairs Hooper House: You guys are wonderful. Thanks for making it so easy. Love Jane Everyone: I’d do more but I have to get this in, (it’s late) love, Jane. Deb and ’O: Where would we be without Lee’s, Nachos, knitting, and each other? Love you guys, Lyn. D.: It’s still the best surprise I ever had! L. Abby: You got mud on my shoe Abby Sly! Lyn To Baldwin first: You may be a bookstore, but you’re still home. Lyn D2, Deb, linda, Katie: So when’s the next paint sale? lyn Robyn, All I know is I love you! — “the blonde bomber” NUKE THE STUDENT CENTER!!! Tweedle Dee: Remember to follow G.D.’s eyes! Deedee: Crash! “Hey guys — 1 found the shower!” LB Kermit — What’s the matter? Are you sure nothing’s wrong? Are you positive, you don’t look so well. RC Hart to Ditto: It’s hard being witty all the time! Thanks for the party in the shower (but especially for the towel) I love you both. Weaklings: Hey you guys. Everybody just shut up. Shutup! SHUT UP! Maybe now I can get some sleep (under the table, mais oui!) Love and leads, Mannjouer Robyn: Where’s the cheese? Meheregan: Dr. Velb, Vhat have you been lecturing on the last veek? M.G., 1 miss you! — B.R. Hooper 2nd: I was there enough to miss you a lot now that I’m gone. — Emily JH: Here’s to no more dark circles, RC Julie: “This is Security calling. Did you say Julie is at the A P?!” LB Julia: You are the coolest cat. — Cath MS — Go For It at your new academic setting. — RC Help stamp out T(MS) “1 am not a cherry.” Love, Linda Hooper House: You’ll always have a place in my heart. — Nicki Sideris Orville: Popcorn, Popcorn, and still more POPCORN! Is there a connection tw virginity cardplaying? . . . Homework? What’s that? Jodi, Lis, Robin, Katie, and Tricia: Thanks for my “Sanity” — I love you all — Bets Bacon 2nd: No dumpster is insurmountable, no sign unboltable, no road clock steadfast, no barrier unpaintable. Watch out world, they’re letting us out for the summer! Love, 2E Featherbrain, we love you.— Mom and Dad Sal: Found a band yet? Ed W.: You’ve taught me a lot — thank you for also being a friend. — jh Stacey Kneebreader: ESSEX!!! Now really! Tricia — When you ride the white horse, ride for me too! RC Jodi and Lis: What can I say — thanks — See ya in Nantucket or — Canada???? — Love ya White Mustachio: How grumble can 1 sleep grumble grumble with the light on grumble and your fish are too loud! P.S. You’re supposed to rub it in! Sis-ter-o-mine, alias “Baby”: K.A.W.N.’s going to eat the Pennyloaferpeople! The possessed bear thinks we’re strange, but do we sleep with one eye open? Poltergeist! . . . this is a concept likely to be perceived . . . Don’t worry, the forest will be cut down during the Spring!! See you next year. You HOT ITALIAN WOMAN. Luv ya, Sis ter- o-mine (ME!) “Weenie”: Send me some of your special brownies Irving, Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love you tomorrow! Dreen Scherp, M.Adele, Marlene!, Linda, MaryJo, Emily ... thanks! You all made transferring here so much easier. I’ll miss you. Keep in touch and good luck, G.W.O.P.s! Love in gopherhood, Beverley Lorna, Hope you make it to graduation ’85 at USNA! Keep smiling! Have a great senior year and keep in touch! Love ya, Cathy S.C.W.: I love you dearly and always will whether we’re together or apart! Love, MK de H XXOO LB, the Art Major, Pamblett, and the Misses Mary and Beth: 1 miss y’all already Love, HAG To my enantiomer: This last year has been the best. . . I’ll miss you, but Pittsburgh isn’t the other side of the world. Love always, your enantiomer, Sally Katie: This was our best yet, right? To Winslow 3rd residents: When I’m in a bad mood I really don’t bite! Tracy Moi, it’s not from nothing at all. Thanks for everything. I’ll really miss you! BALUE Gwen: You’re “CRAZY” . .. and I love you for it! EMO Dulaney House — I love you all and I’d better be invited to the cocktail party! Peri Ellen — We made it! Thanks for helping me go from 84Vz to 84! It’s been some 3V2 years L.L. ScuzzBaer: Many natural wiggles after I’m gone. Love Julie Steph, got any cinnamon gum? Blainey Neen: Never tell the joys of rearrangementism! D ACS: Busted! It’s Mr. Custom’s man in Canada! Thanks, Mr. Authority Me L: I promise — no more Carrie impersonations. Q.I. Mate L.B.: You are a such a nimbus, you gazinga! D J.U.: Thanks for the Hooper all-nighters. Been shooting birds? Ex-IB L.B.,K.F.,J.U.; What would 1 have without your cars? Thanks you guys. D2 Katie, Debbie, Linda, Lyn: What curious activity, Scott? 1984? HUH? Deedee Walt: Together or apart? My room or yours? Pablo Joy: What the hell is contiguity? Deedee Friedo: That one R.A. meeting was the WORST . . . Paranoia. D2 Judy: Was Boobs a trip or what? Deedee L: In a public bathroom in D.C.? Really now?! Weed Beff: We’ll never know if it was a curse or a compliment, will we? Co-Survivor Bacon: They never did free us, did they? Deedee Abby: That t-shirt was psychologically cooler! D2 L.B.: Why did you send Lacy your underwear?! Deirdre Nightpainters: As Ion as we’re in trouble, can we touch them up? Deedee Neen: Twin daughters of different mothers? No kidding! Dee To my Favorite Bag Ladies: Got a quata? Lyn B: Is there life after the “stution?” F. Onita: What’s a teddy? Lyn D: How much did we spend on instant photos? L Deb: What size was that sweater supposed to be? Lyn B: Pick a city, any city. F Karen: You’re still my favorite munchkin! Lyn Lauren, Julie, Jane: Here’s to good friends. Lyn Lauren, Deedee, Julie: There were tarantulas in the outhouse! Lyn D2: How’s the Trust Fund? Lyn B: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s SUPER CHEEKS! F. B: More than yesterday, less than tomorrow. F D2: Is there life before 12:30? Lyn Freida: Still is the best surprise I ever had. Bertha Earth: The Doors? Sunglasses? Blacklights? Reefer? Too much for Belle! Beap. Slabsky: Whoosh! Out the window! Day Tripper L,L,J,P: West Virginia was the best! Love you guys. D2 Jane U: Been taking cabs to Pizza Palace at 3:00 a.m. lately? D2 Julie: The Goucher Flag and You are a Schmuck my Friend! W403 mate. F: I’m going to tell Nursie! B Betsey: We’ll be gone and hopefully not forgotten, but that goes for you too. FAY, jh Tara Brownlee: Without the encouragement I never would have made it. Thanks — Tracy Z. Brennn-duh: What the hell am I going to do without you? I’ll have to head the Parafilm Patrol all by myself! Come with me? Bassie Gwen: You’ve imagined it, you’ve achieved it. You’ve dreamt it, and now you’ve become it — and you’ve deserved all of it. EMO Mom: “Obvious” is the most dangerous word in mathematics (E.T. Bell) Love, your kids Annie — How can I write it all down? And we’ve been through so much! Read any Newsweeks lately? I’m sorry I make you sick but I’m glad we’ll be together up in CT. I won’t even have to give you a “CWALL” ... all my love always to my x best friend who only loves me for my “CWAR” — Peri Amy — I’m glad we got back! It’s been great since then. Ilene: I hope you’re exposed to “radiation” soon. Love your R.A. Lisa: What a spas! Found the rhubarb doctor for Rhoda yet? your fellow Cackler. Bass . . . Rum . . ., need I say more? Blainey Steph, blondes have more fun! anonymous blonde Annie — What can I say but thanks for being the best friend I could have hoped for. Love you, Gwen Dorine, Erin, Rene — Life at Goucher just wouldn’t have been as much fun without you? Thanks for all the special times we shared together. Love, Leslie Dannelle — Flying Beer — What can I say! Break a leg! Love ya, TMB Sally: A friend is forever and always. You are the best. Love you, Gwen Dorine, we’ve been through a lot together, but it has all been worth it! Thanks for being a friend! I’ll miss you. Love, Leslie Rana — 3 a.m. and we’re stopped at a green light? GAM, lacrosse games, sexy seven, 13th floor — Hyatt — We did it all! luv, TMB Roz: Sayonara. Enjoy Japan next year and take care! Love, Nina S.A.M. — Here’s to: G. and T.’s, psycho profs., the cult of stupidity, three great years, and all the rest! Take care and take the world (and Greece) by storm! F. Scott would want it that way — I’ll miss you a lot! — N. Marxina Boob — I never quite understood that nickname, because you are anything but. So, my friend, I wish you the best, as always, with the assurance that I’ll hear what you’re up to” every now and then. Much love, A. To all fellow chickens, I won’t miss the roaches but I will miss you. With love, the Pig Farmer Pammie, Strive to be happy. Love you so much. Bina: be strong — nerbousness wrinkles your skin. Serene, you must be an ugly girl. Were you hit by a car? Dween Jane — Don’t forget to clean your albums before you play them! Remember all the laughs, the back rubs, McDonald’s, chocolate, trips over immovable objects — I’ll miss you, Love you, Cathy A$: What will I do the rest of my life without my English tutor? Good Luck, love you, MK de H XXOO Annie: If it wasn’t for my single, we’d never be such good freinds. I’ll never forget the slope or the hours in lab. Be good. Love, Sally (PGG) HVH: I’ll never forget you! Good luck and KEEP IN TOUCH! Love ya, Cath LEB, thanks for making our senior year fine.” DRG Tara: My room or yours? . . . call me at 2 a.m. to make sure I’m still up . . . did we really make it through Real Analysis, Complex Analysis and Abstract Algebra? I never would have made it without you. Thanks for everything. Love ya! EMO Annabell, Dr. Buddha Baby, and Pengwen — Who’s gonna take care of me now? Good luck at Kresge’s, U of M, and Pitt. Love always, Laly Erin: Happiness, understanding, inspiration, trust, and love. Thanks for all these and more. We have many memories and many more to make. I love you, Gwen Hey Ruby! Want to go to Roys? Blainey Lis: OH CANADA!!!!eh? jh Mouse: We’ll be here in spirit to take care of you! Love MK de H XO Peri: One thing leads to another . . . and now it’s WTF, 1DMA! Physics and your wake-up call helped make my senior year the best. Keep in touch — or else. Love, Sally (p.s. don’t touch that eject button!!!) Muffie-woo, I love you, do you love me too? Honey it’s 7 o’clock .. . Gwen and Erin: Both of you mean so much to me — thank God we got to know each other Gwen! Remember Rehobeth and July 4th in Plymouth. Since we’ll keep in touch — I’ll just say I love ya! Peri (p.s. does this mean I have to go to Pittsburgh ? GO BLASTS!!) Hey Deb — Thanks for being my big sis when 1 needed it the most! Love you. Little Whistle Erin — My room or yours? Just 15 minutes more .. . Have you ever stolen anything? Roacher — yuk, Happy Hour (haha), what do you mean I just blew up an apple! Luv, TMB Miss Caroline — Well, you finally got your NAVY man! I’ll surely miss you all alone out there in Iowa. I know that our friendship will always be strong! (a-hut!) much love, Peri Lisa — Hopkins Library, the rat. Philosophy — can’t we do anything right? Luv, TMB Tracy, Hi coat! I think we’re making it in Maryland! It was a long drive but the company made it worthwhile. Keep on trucking, innkeeper’s daughter! — EMO Ellen Savidge — Look out, here comes killer and killerette!! What will I do without you? I’ll miss you! much love, Peri A$ — Here’s to the wild times in 2G and a great friendship! Always remember our 3 a.m. talks! Thanks for listening and being my friend. I love you always — your roomie Blainey, Phi Psi Beach Parties forever! Thank God I never saw Bob (?) again! Classes have been fun! Love ya and keep in touch! Peri Erin and Lisa: I couldn’t have done it without you. I love you both — TMB Tara — Here’s to a LAX championship this year! You’ve become a great friend and I’m glad. Let’s keep in touch! Especially if you’re in NY next year. Love ya. Peri Joelle — CVP, Koff, Me, You — we’re all a team! — TMB —Beep: WE MADE IT!! Earth— Alison — You’ll be fine without us around all the time! Miss you, L.L. Friedo: Where oh where is the Fureee? Guess who!! Nicki: I’ll miss our Tuesday “trips.” — Julie Bassner — Relaxation ... there’s only one solution! Co-relaxer. — TMB Mother Russia: If the capitalist profession of advertising doesn’t work out I’ll meet you in the back offices of the Burger King where we, and other ex-members of the “tomato corps,” can plot the overthrow of the west! — Katz Karen Elizabeth, at least Ouagadougou is near Istanbul. . . hugs and kisses Becky: Who is to watch over our mischievous mouse when we venture back to our respective turfs? Perhaps we can get our old room back, paint it, and open a rodent-harrassing service! No? Then, I guess I should tell you that it’s been a fun four years and I’m glad that we got to know and appreciate each other. I expect to wear a design of yours when “the movie” premieres! — Nina Annie and Sally: Who cares Right?? ... We’ve been through it all, broken autoclaves, contaminated plates, bad data, etc ... I couldn’t have made it without you two. Love, Gwen Peri — Am I supposed to have something profound to say? Well, whatever it is, it escapes me at the moment (as usual). Thanks and be happy!!!! I’ll miss ya. Much love, A. Donna — Prophecies DO come true .. . thank you for everything and I love you, em Sally: WTF, IDMA!! From one X-sick puppy to another, I’m glad we’ve become friends. “Mebby,” you can call me every morning next year to wake ME up! (But not at 8 a.m.) Keep in touch, much love, Peri L.C.: you should keep my typewriter, it loves you best. Bye Tess, Ruby, Pooh Bear, Baxter, et al LEB, watch out for moving cars. You’re ugly enough! Guess? Elizabeth, remember all the good talks. Try to be yourself. Love, Cathy R.A.R.: Who was the first President? I’ll miss you! Love MK de H XXO Bonnie: You made Dulaney worthwhile. Remember our stint with Hopkins and Girards, but most of all, remember us. I always will. Love, Sally Lis: “ .. . there exist times when the personalities of individuals mix in perfect ratio,” eh???? Debbie Cobb: You know what I’d say if it would fit! Lotsa love, Zimmy Per, Gretch, Sandra, Blainey, Erin, Gwen and everyone else: I’m sorry, we’re not allowed to all go our own separate ways. That settles it. You’re all coming with me. See you in the fall. Bass Gwen, remember? Bunk beds, church every week, Bixby’s. lemon-polished floors, naps and 11 p.m. bedtime? These have been the best days of my life. Thank you. EMO Peri, always remember the Phi Psi Beach Party, those two guys will never forget •• nor will their car. Blainey Cherie: Schoolwork, schoolwork ... no wonder I’m schizo! — Tracy Stacia: Keep up your jacks game, you’ll never know when we’ll have a tournament. You better keep in touch, because I will. Love, Sally Robin: Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes .. . jh A.C.: You’re the best next door neighbor a girl could have! Best of luck at Stanford in ’85 (I know you’ll be there!) Keep me abreast of your “international jaunts” you woman of the world! — N.R. Dr. Ruth: I believe that you have found your true calling in life! What a bedside manner! Congratulations on graduation in December and don’t worry about spontaneous combustion! Hope to see you at the clinic in the future! — a Former Patient B II: I always knew he had better taste than that. Suzanne: Find a clue, get a grip, take a pill, have a real live, now we’re dialed in ’cause we’re out of here and UB 40 and IB 21, and that’s cool as-----------! — Nina C.D.P. (a.k.a. Jr. Genius): I wish you only the best in everything you do and I’m convinced that you will be an enormous success in whatever you do! I promise to keep in touch from the “real world” and of course I’ll be at your wedding (even if you don’t invite me!) Let’s make it a double ceremony — you can have Herschel Walker if I can have Sting! I miss you already. — X-Roomie M.A.E. — I made it, yipee, sinking ships and all! 1 could never have done the last four years without you. You’re the best! — RaKid Ellen and Amy — You guys did the impossible; you proved that “sophomore” doesn’t have to mean “wise fool.” It was great working with a pair who is “RED HOT!” Much love and admiration, Andrea Dear Lee, The F.V. Club is hereby dissolved. It’s impossible to continue without your pre-shower face. How about a finger for the road? To ScuzzBaer and R.A., Thank you for helping me grow. I love you both, from Weenie Karenina, featherbrain or no, I love you and always will. You WILL make the world over and no one can stop you. Bern Mama-chicken: a special thanks! The Co-op Tracy — only five more incompletes to finish! What happens when you have time to clean your room? — TMB Sara, Good luck in the next three years. It’s been great! Thanks for being my friend. Write! Love always, Cathy. Blainey: Yes, two Clydes are better than one, but three bags of potato chips and dip in the Group Study are even better. Love ya, Gwen. Jane Suffness — Get a real life! I love my Frosh! — Peri Tara — Here’s to good friends, 21 is kinda special. . . break out the sparkling cider! Blainey and EMO To all “HAIR” fans: is it a full moon? Bacon GA, 81-82 Gwen, two Clydes are better than one, even if one’s name is • • • — Blainey Erin — Fundamentals of Complex Analysis. Abstract Algebra — we’re too young to die. Help? Proofs are attacking me. — TMB Peri — See you in America’s Hometown on Independence Day (even if I’m not there) — it wouldn’t be the same without you. Love, EMO Becky, I’ll really miss those drives home and long talks. Keep in touch, Ohio won’t be the same without you. Good luck ... if you ever need to talk . . . Love ya, Cathy dd 4 Gander’s glasses, 3 from Long John’s Pub, 2 Sammies Whammies, and 1 polygraph test in a pear tree. — Blainey Peri, USNA, USMA, Rehobeth Beach, the Happy Crab,... the memories will last forever. Thank you for making them with me. Love ya. Gwen SLB — A ma petite choufleur (pinch) — no matter how far away we are, or how long it’s been — our friendship can endure anything! I’ll never break that promise! Much love, your clone (PL) You wild Wagner Women: do I get to use the new bathrooms next year? Good. I guess I’ll stop by. Miss you! Bass Chocolate makes the world go round, right Tracy? Blainey Lisa B. and Erin: How come nobody ever tells me anything? Tracy Z. Patricia — Yo te extrano. Gracias por oirme siempre. Te quieres siempre. — Cathy Nan — to the HNMUN and the guys from the Great White North. — jh Yane: I’ll miss you! Love, MK de H XXOO Merrily: Good luck next year and remember that the world of education will be lucky to have you! Besides, what’s wrong with being conscientious!!!? — N. peri _ Next time, get a trail map! or a pair of new skiis, or an instructor, or ... — TMB Blainey: A Goucher student with a whiskey sour dreamed of PI to the 200th power. (This is apt to occur when you mix a liquor with computers at a very late hour.) Love ya! EMO Karene and Paula — What will 1 do without You? Waaa! I’ll come back to see you!! Remember Key West and me! Love, Peri Joelle, go out and amaze the World just as you’ve amazed us. love, em Dear Bore-on-the-floor: may you have a lifetime supply of Burger King Crowns.” Love, your R.A. Laly, thanks for being a good friend. It’s been a Thriller” of a time. I’ll miss you. Love ya! Gwen Katie: Made it! Thanks for EVERYTHING!!!! I love you, — Betsey jh, I love you and am pullin’ for you. — ev Robbi: Thee you ni the one! Bass — You asked for it, you got it •• your very own classified. All the best, kid, you deserve it. (Even if you never send me mail) Love, Jann Gamble 2nd: I leave my spirit, enthusiasm and aggressive nature, RC Trish B., Laura D., Amy T., Flo Jean S., Beth W., Bea B.,: Let’s keep in touch! Love, Nick JW.DW, NQ, LR: Beware! for when you least expect it the tampon people will strike again! — LB Sharon M.: No, I won’t do your art project for you. — RC SAVE THE WHALES!!! PAVE THE BAY!!! no, really, SAVE THE BAY, guys. Emily, Here’s to us, to friendship, and to our future. — jh Aimee: Zanks for ze memogheez! Jodi, Robyn, and Katie: Good luck! I’ll Miss ya — Bets Prince: 1984: The year of 20 hour drives, brownies and donuts, fencing meets, tight whites and big rights (and a few significant lefts) the HUT, Wallyball, Joanie (you grew it, you lift it) buttered ice cream, Valentines chocolate and messed up fix ups, the end of Stene’s, Rum and NY. JU — “Dumb Cluck! It’s your turn to get the coffee.” LB Is it the FIRM or the FARM?? Angie, Got anything? Me neither. RC Co op members: Thank you all for a very special year! I’ll always remember the you-know-what King, the morning coffee ritual, bears and balloons, pumpkin, Yankees cap, poetry and unicorns, Oodles of Noodles, attack guinea pigs, Women at Work, animal slippers, NY Times and bagels. Thanks also to Mama Chicke-s Carol and Kim — Love, Nick Apart from the pulling and hauling stands what I am, stands amused, complacent, compassionating, idle, unitary, looks down, is erect, or bends an arm on an impalpable certain rest looking with sidecurved head curious what will come next, both in and out of the game and watching and wondering at it. — Song of Myself” Walt Whitman. With love from Julie and Doi Eugenia, He’s either dead or he’s alive. — Gertrude Hey Kooky: Well EXCUUUUUSE ME!!! Robin: Trips to NYC, Roxy’s, Puerto Ricans, Tanqueray and Tonics, “Different” (???) times at G.P.’s, “He speaks as well in English as he does in Spanish!”??? — Let’s don’t talk about this — cuz now we’re having fun! Thanks — Iloveyou — F.A.Y. Brothel Ear: Can you hear better with that cup against the wall? . .. Wow! 12 minutes then 8 then 17 more . . . speaking of which — what's in that drawer? ... Oh my God — she’s back! Betsey and Tricia — Anyone for a night trip to New York? — RC Hey Robs, The Pearlstones sponsored a trip for you . . . slip sliding in the rain ... I have to get my mother a new umbrella ... NICE LEGS DON’T GROW ON TREES .. . JUST IN HARLEM ... Once you go Black, you never go back . .. tanks, for the help with Mr. Rosenberg! I’ll miss you!!! Who’s going to give me lot of s- now?? GOODLUCK!! Lots ’o love! Shar--------- Cathy: “Baltimore’s Best Baltimore is Best.” Remember that in California next January. Reese’s, Mooshu, and a kiss. Love, Jann Carol — thank you. Katie Blainey: Care for a game of hangman? How about nachos and microwaved sauce? “burp” .. . emo Andrea, III only be a phone call away — honest! You’ve been a fantastic friend and I’m glad that you came to Goucher! I’ll love you always, Peri An Officer and a Gentleman, ?si o no? . . . Holla — Without you, I wouldn’t have made it. Thanks for always being there. You’re so special and the best friend a person could have. Love and happiness to you and Geoffrey always. Don’t forget what friends are for ... I’ll always be yours. I’ll miss you, sweetie! I love you. Cathy — SMILE! Erinis, take it to the limit. .. but don’t steal any more bar glasses Love you. Given Cindy: Loved those double-dates with Plato and Aristotle. — Julie Quick Erin, under the bed — I see the search light. Blainey Terri, thank you for being my friend. — jh Miss Congeniality: We are the two greatest People on earth and anyone who doesn’t believe that is a clod of a great order. Keep SBC from BP next year — her hormones need a rest as it is! It was great knowing you! — N. Marxina Sharon S. — What’s a data structure? 12 a.m., 5 a.m., a run to A P, Hoff computer room, suicide definitely. — TMB Giblin — You’re a zero! But I’ll miss ya! Always be aware of Captain Rudy! Good luck VP ha,ha,ha Much love, Peri Sherri: question: What do these have in common: red dice, stolen glasses, quarters, and smiles? Answer: great times and special moments shared with good friends. Love ya! EMO Gamble 2nd: May Tom Selleck and Kermit watch over you in my absence. I’ll miss you dearly. Take care and keep the Gamble spirit alive. Kim — All I can say is it’s been an interesting year. Thanks for being there when I needed you. Katie Kermit, Thanks for riding the roller coaster with me. Love, Catherine Co-conspirators: Watch out for Dr. Elliott; especially when the shower is flushing (haha) with cold water, baby powder, and baby oil. .. where’s my towel and clothes??? Karen, I love you, Lisa Gamble, Thanks for four years of laughter and what not. Good luck, and don’t worry, you’ll all make it through! Your H.P. Wizzy — You’re down the home stretch, good luck and thanks. Catherine AG — Thanx for the three weeks in NY and for everything else we’ve shared. RC To my speed bump painting buddies: Well, we may not get jobs as artists, but we had a good laugh! Love, Katie Danapooh Saidmanface: Wake me up at 7:00 . . . how is it down under? WE’RE HAVING SOME FUN IN HISTORY!!! TGIF, “Stop sitting on your brain,’’ the red sweater was crushed under a truck, Hitler and Nea got an A B+ . .. Quiz: Who read chapter “Goodbye to All That” in Martin Guerre? Hobsbaum. Correct! Where does one go to find a live person? Patagonia. Correct! This is a harder one. Who stormed the BASTILLE? Sansculottes. Wrong! Fourth Coalition (1812). Wrong! Mussolini. Wrong! Marinus van de LUBBE. Wrong! Five angry women. Close enough!. . . How was it turning twenty in a bathroom? “I don’t want to grow up . . Love, ME! O — How are you doing? Love, Katie Onita, my twin cousin or whatever, i love you, debbiexxxoooxoxo Petunia, you’re such a scrumptious freshman. We love you, Mom and Dad Carpy, “Roger Daltry is WHO?!!” Keep up the hockey and remember “STAY ALERT!” — LB Wagner 2 and 4: Thanks for being a home away from home. NO one parties like you guys!! Big hugs to 200, 206, 406, 409, and 411. Love, Jann Betsey, You’re my favorite “Blonde Bomber,’’ BoBo. Love, RC Meheragan: If you play dat damned ting one more time, I’ll keel you! Lon: What time is it? .. . Ask Miss Lovelast, adoring-eyes what time it is . .. “If you untape her mouth and stick a burrito in, that’ll shut her up.” Kazumi: Don’t forget to send us a picture of your husband when you send us Kazumi, Jr’s birth announcement in 7 months. Love Lauren and Jann Phil Rel Dept.: The bridge between faith and reason is food . . . With all my being spirit, I thank you for your warmth, generosity, and friendship. — Nick Free the Bacon 44! Babi G: KISS!!! - The Phantom Caroline D.: Why isn’t that stirring? Would you get that piece of chalk out of there! — M.G. JW, DW: “First we were at the Canyon, then on the beach, then singing in the bar. Boy, are we drunk!” — Wagner 404 Jane, you’re gonna laugh and grapefruit juice is gonna come out of your nose! — LB MG — Thanx for everything! Love, RC Compliments of MARIA’S PIZZA OF TOWSON To All the Goucher Girls: Thank you for all your patronage and keep eating PIZZA! WE DELIVER 16 West Allegheny Ave. Towson, Maryland 21202 296-1389 296-1399 COOD YUlts COW WOUSt SE IOKS I _-------3SZS EZ3jr DULANEY VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER Only Discount Liquor Store in Towson 828-6565 Best Wishes to Class of ’84 r LIQUORS La 186 I Dear Seniors, When we first came to Jeffery — you were the “older women.” But time moved on. Now it’s been one, two, or even three years since we met you. And now you’re our friends. On your way into the real world, we’d just like to say: “Gangway World Here Come the Jeffery Seniors!” We love you! Jeffery House Liz Alvord Amy Cook Laura Garufi Dorine Gusdorf Caroline Hardy Lorraine Lohmann Ellen Sink Cookie Ware Cindy Wood 'NIN6UW M� u e I� PAMW TROOP it ANNIE USA SlMNE'l VflTO Ree MttHEUE tod wm io m.mnn'.H It’s Done! Julia — Better luck next time. Once it enough... Bobbie — Do you want to manage our new “Oial-A Yearbook Service? Jackie — Thanx for loaning Gert your typewriter! Gert — We promite we’ll find your typewriter! Martin — We’ll be teeing you toon. SAGA — Thanx for feeding ua. The Sandman — Where have you been? Rhoda — Where it your tign? Thanx for the cookieel Security — Thanx for apoiling our apeedbumpa; we auppoae beauty it in the eye of the beholder. — Pam, Debbie, and Linda NOW we’re having funi TGIFl 321-1282 HAIR INTERNATIONAL 15% Off Any Service With Student I.D. 514 York Road (Next to Towson Movie) F: Do we have enough money for toll ? My trust fund ran out. B Lyn: Remember that extension we didn’t ask for? Deedee Walt: Thanks for letting me use your room that one day. Pablo Lauren: How dare you sneak into the senior luncheon? Deedee C.K.: No Administration or Authority figures! co-World Saver My Friends: You’re the best! Love You. Deedee LSR: Who? 187 881 That Damn Book Debbie Moll. Pam McMaster, Linda Carpenter Photography Editors Robin Cohen, Jodi Hefter. Lyn Rossano February 17 to March 9 “Oh, what a relief it is!! Layout Jann Mouer Katie Byrne Lisa Blaine Gwen McDonnell Nina Rosenthal Cindy Atkinson Laurie McPhee Photography Shiobhan Weston Robbie Smith Michelle Gordon Alison Scharff 189 Now, we’re having fun Emily Beall, Goucher’s Woman of Promise, walks off the deep end! i i Pi 190 Now, about Rhoda’s parking sign . . . come on . . . you know you can trust us . . . pretty please. 191