Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1989 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING ADMINISTRATION FACULTY HOUSES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS INSIDE SECTION SENIORS CLOSING ADVERHSEMENTS INDEX COLOPHON pg 4 pg 16 pg 28 pg 40 pg 76 pg 96 pg 112 pg 134 pg 220 pg 222 pg 238 pg 250 Dedica tion Dr. Marianne Githens For more than twenty years Dr. Marianne Cithens has been an inspiration to the entire Goucher community. Her individuality and insight into the women,s move- ment have provided a guideline and a level of expectation for her students. A leader among the Political Science field, the Gaucher faculty and the department, she has shaped and modeled an environment in which many young women can gain confidence and first hand experi- ence. The result of her expertise are self-esteemed and knowledgeable young people who can successfully face the challenges of the real world. Dre Githens came to Coucher in 1966 after receiving her BA. from Marymount College and her Phd. at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Some of her extensive accomplishments include President of the National Women's Caucus for Political Sciencet1980t and an appointment by Governor Hughes to the Balti- more City Judicial Selection Commission 09830. In addi- tion, the Goucher community honored her with the Award for Outstanding Teaching in 1986. Dr. Githens is a friend, educator and leader who in- spires the entire Goucher community to greater heights. Dr. Wolfgang Thormann Since 1979, Dr. Wolfgang Thormann has been Chair- man of the Department of Modern Languages. His en- thusiasm, energy and vivacious personality are the life- blood and moving forces behind the continued development of the Language Program at Coucher. His educational career began after he obtained his BA, M.A., and Phd. from Columbia University where he was Phi Beta Kappa. After coming to Goucher in 1957 as a visiting lecturer, he returned in 1960 as a full-time mem- ber of the faculty. Some of the recognitions of Dr. Thormann's talents include the award For Outstanding Contribution to Goucher 09780, and the award for Outstanding Teaching t1983l In 1980 the government of France honored Dr. Thormann for his academic achievements by presenting him with the Chevalier in the Order of the Academic Palms Dr. Thormann adds his in-depth knowledge and un- derstanding of the French culture to his everyday instruc- tion and allows his students to have a greater understand- ing of the world in which they live Part of his effort to increase language proficiency and cultural understanding is seen in his direction of the January trips to France and his effort in helping students with applications for study and employment abroad. Dr. Thormann gives much to Goucher and we can all be thankful. Opening 5 Convocation This Year Convocation was filled with many honors for the campus. Mayor Kurt L. Schmoke gave the keynote speech and impressed on us the need to spread the worth of education and the merits of the RAISE program, which assists inner city youths. An honorary degree was given to Esther Peterson who was the director of the Wom- en's Bureau in the Department of Labor in 1961-64, and Special Assistant to the Presi- dent for Consumer Affairs from 1964-67. More importantly, Esther Peterson was an intergral part of the Bryn Mawr Summmer Program which gave factory girls of the thirties the opportunity to experience a col- lege education Many went on to become union leaders in their factories, thus raising working conditions and pay. The final honor went to our Deanis Scholars 0f the senior, junior and soth- Students enjoy the Convocation food served in the courtyard moe classes. Joe Morton and John Rose discuss the meaning of Convocation. Professor Kaplan, in her traditional gown, takes in the sights. Opening 6 Hot Steel !!! On September 10, 1988 we prepared ourselves for the biggest event of the year-- Hot SteelH Students from neighboring colleges invaded the College Center and its fountain to enjoy the beat of calypso music provided by Orientation Committee. The night air was warm, the music captured many a soul and all had a good time. Hot Stee1-- Its gone beyond the limits of being a dance; now its clothing. Sizzling in the heat of Hot Steel, the band jams on! Opening 7 Pearl Kaiser contemplates a return to the simpler times of Kindergarten. Nothing can stop Anne Synan , Leslie Ray and Pam Pagano from having a good time. Joanne Curtiss enjoys a rare Coucher snow day. We're Outta Here! Enger McCartney finishes the evenings activi- ties with a quick clean-up. 1989 has been a pivotal year, it marks the end of a decade and the final end of a tradition of an all wom- en's educational institution. We are the Centennial class, the last to have entered Goucher under the premise of an all female college, and we will be the final class to be composed of en- tirely female graduates. We are a more enlightened, less na- ive bunch than our predecessors. In an age of $16,000 a year college tuition fees, many students have already tast- ed the bitterness of reality. Many of us have felt pressured from the start to select a major that is not only meaningful, but marketable, and jug- gle 20 hours a week jobs with early morning Classes and late night study sessions. Although our class is often labeled as apathetic, such is not the case. Lack of senior attendance and involvement in on-campus activities is not a sign of apathy but of being heavily commit- ted to off-campus employment, in- ternships and other priorities. Changes here taught us that simply being adept in one area is not enough in today's world, we must be multi- faced. Our class has been sculpted into women who can perform a multi- tude of tasks and perform them well. We will go into the world and be suc- cessful in our efforts. Opening 9 Three down, One to go! Becca Scranton and Suzanne Guiry enjoy themselves at a spring tradition GIG llll 10 Opening This year is a special one for the Class of 1990. We've grown accus- tomed to our new role as l'upperclassi' and are now making some important decisions. Academically, this has been the year to seriuosly concentrate on our majors, start internships, and fin- ish our graduation requirements. The many new experiences we have shared together - getting elected to higher campus positions, turning twenty- one, and voting in our first presiden- tial election - have enabled us to grow both individually and as a group. As we, the Class of ,90 finish our Junior year, the realization that gradu- ation is now only twelve months away may seem both frightening and excit- ing. We have many decisions to make regarding our futures. The unity that has developed among us through our three years enables us to enter Senior year with much enthusiasm and opti- mism. Together, we will strive to car- ry out the tradition that Goucher has instilled in all of us - to live thougha fully, to work creatively, and to con- tribute significantly. - Suzanne Guiry Megan Hobbie gets ready to shoot another spectac- ular sunset off the Pearlstone tenace. So Bahk and a friend celebrate fall Convocation mmwOZOI'dOm Testing the limits of eartHs gravity are Tina RushJayin WaurikJanna Howley, Sue Galvin. Cassandra Michaud attempts to dodge the camera. Libby Johnson takes a rest with her brand new RAC football Christine Cugini and Carter Wright add Spirit and friendship to create fun at the Gutter Party. What's a Sophomore? Finally, the class of 1991 is no long- er at the bottom of the ladder? The sophomore class represents the new vitality and energy springing from the depth of Goucher's natural re- sources. Our unity, fun-loving atti- tudes and ability to cram and get things done when needed makes us totally unique. We still have two years of fun and hard work ahead but we shall shine. Kendall Zumbrum dreams of becoming a Soph- omore, Opening 13 . This 15 College This year's freshman class was once again a lively and active bunch of un- derclassmen. They came onto campus looking scared and confused. They quickly learned of the horror of Goucher bureaucracy at the Regis- trar's, began dreaming of care pack- ages that didn't include cookies but rather quarters for laundry machines, and created new meals from the items supplied by Marriott; those are just a few challenges. Opening 14 They have just started to face the impossible puzzle of P.E., distribution and major requirements which must all be completed in 4 years. The real shock came to many underclassmen when midterms hit and partying pri- orities had to be reevaluated in favor of studying. But the class has re- mained enthusiastic by participating in sports, the arts, Org., and many other campus activities; Chris Deknave wonders what these yearbook people are doing taking pictures. w Jennifer French models the fashion of a fall holiday Jennifer Sawyer and Kathy Vestovich are having a great time at Roctober Fest. Kendra Jones proudly wears the many can coolers she has just purchased from Wagner 2M. : N + mehnn u'ZfW :1 Rhoda Dorsey President Julie Collier-Adams Gerald Duff Vice President 8t Dean of Students Vice President 8: Academic Dean 18 Administration Barbara Fritze Judith Phair -Wesley Poling Dean of Admissions 8: Financial Vice President for Public Relations V.P.HDevelopment $2 Alumni Aid Affairs David Healy Vice President for Finance 8: Planning Marianne Leedy Asso. Dean of Students : Dir. Student Act. Administration 19 PHILIP ADAMS MICHAEL AHRENBERG MARILYN ANDREWS PEGGY BAKER Dir. Residential Living Supervisor of Printing Nurse Practioner Health Center Coordinator BARBARA BANDEL BARBARA BERKOWITZ DOROTHY BARNARD LAURIE BEALL Administrative Secretary Dir Pre-Med Post-Bac Bookstore Senior Clerk Secretary Financial Aid $ ? K x may FRITZI BENSON LARRY BIELAWSKI PAT BLANCHARD ELLEN BLAUSTEIN Coord. Rental Facilities Dir. Academic Computing Dir. Corporate Relations Dir. Corp. $1: Mgt. Program A DAVID BOSLEY BRIAN BRATKOWSKI SHARON BRITTON I MARY BRUNE Sup.-Adm. Computing Bookstore , Dir. Mgt. Internship Prg. Assoc. Dir. of Admission 20 Administration ' I MELINDA BURDETTE NANCY CLARKE HELEN COHEN VICKI COHEN Director Annual Giving Bookstore Manager Asst. Dir. Career Develop. Asst. Dir. of Admissions r; W JOY COLEMAN MILDRED COOPER DIANE CROMWELL DEBORAH CULBERTSON Asst. Dir. Student Act. Head SWitchboard Operator Asst. to Assoc. Dean Dir. Prof'l Advancement MAUREEN DANZ Asst. to Alumni Director Administration 21 LOIS DOOLEY ROBERT DOOLEY Int'l Media Ctr Supervisor Electronics Specialist AL DRUMMOND ED DUGGAN Dir. First Year Program D'rA Career Devlopment a CAROLE ELLIN NANCY ENGELHARDT BILL FICEK BONNIE FISHPAW Dir. Coucher II Program Registrar Lead Mail Clerk Sec. to Dean of Students SUSAN FOOSE ' ' LINDA, FOWBLE ,, BETTY PRAY L L L HELEN GLAZER Adm Asst. to President , Sup. Academic Computing , Bookstore Sales Clerk , Exhibit. t3: Arts Coord. 22 Administration SCOTT GREATOREX CHARLES CROSS Admissions Counselor Controller NS mgsmgsms PRNAW WWERW 295$ mm 252$ $$$3ii$$$ STEPHANIE CROTE LYNDA HAMILTON SecJDir. First Year Prg. Secretary in Admissions JULIE HANNAHS DAVID HARVEY TIM HAYDEN SYBIL HEBB Sup. of RegistrarQ; Office Chief Accountant Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor PEGGY HOLDEN ?! , JANET JACOBY - JULIE JEFFREY ' MELANIEJORDANT Career CounSelork Financial Aid Coordinator L Assqciater.Dean ', L A Senioi: Cashier Administration 23 ANN LANO RICHARD MACINTYRE MARY MATHEWS ED MCCRACKEN Director of Publications Director of Physical Plant Sec. of Public Relations Major 8: Special Gifts Dir. WLW MARGARET MEACHAM HARLEEN MILLMAN REGINA NAIR KAREN PALUMBO Goucher Quarterly Editor Registered Nurse Purchasing Agent Sec. President's Office NONA PASKETT FAYE PERRY Sec. Student Activities Director of Financial Aid Goucher Security Officers NORMAN POULSON BILL RICH College Physician ' Chaplain 24 Administration 7 :1' X ROBBIE ROBINSON LYNN SATTERFIELD JEAN SCHUMAN ELISE SERAYDARIAN Dir. of Campus Security Asst. Dir. of Admissions Admissions Operations Mgr. Director of Admissions LEE STEVENS NANCY WAGNER DEBRA WALL MAGGIE WHALL Director of Personnel Director of Alumni Affairs Asst Dir Residential Life Director of Health Center PHYLLIS WILCOX JUDITH WOODWORTH CAROL ZHEUTLIN Financial Aid Coordinator Asst. Dean. Cont. Studies Dir. of Media Relations Administration 25 Library Staff: Elizabeth Lang Jedlicka, Patricia Bull, Yvonne Lev; Alice Tramontana, Barbara Ann Simons, Thomasin La May; Patricia Verdis, Sheila Parsons, 10 De Graw Mears; Stephen S, Hahn, Nancy L. Magnuson, Lillie Brinkley. ZfMAdministration Administraticn candids. Administration 27 $311115 Matthew Lalumia, Professor of Art History The Love of Art Matthew Lalumia's denial of tenure at the beginning of the year prompted protests by students. He's more than a good teacher, he's an excellent one. Another mentioned, It's a real shame. He commu- nicates his love of the art so it gets across to students, they share it and learn. One stu- dent summed up, I feel very sorry this has happened...our class wishes him the best of luck! Dri Laumials lively enthusi- asm for art was sparked as a freshman at Princeton. I took a Baroque course and I used to go to the art history Faculty 30 library. Well, I sat there and all these pretty girls would walk in. So I stayed. Thatls how I got hooked on art and it's the God's honest truth!! He laughs about the today's high priced art I just wish I had one of those artworks! Speaking wryly of the new and strange, trends in art, 99t7o of these new artists. will be forgotten and de- servedly so! He has a high opinion of his students, and knowingly he says warmly, Yes, I know they're shy but that shouldnlt let that that stop them from learning. - Sue Lai MARIANNE ALEXANDER Adj Prof Politics Pub Pol DEBORAH AUGER Asst Prof Politics Pub Pol ALI BAKSHAI Asst. Prof. of Physics JEAN BAKER Professor of History PETER BARDAGLIO Asst. Prof. of History SALLY BAUM Assoc. Dir. Physical Ed. BEL; 35? HI. , ,. , JANETBENNETf - mf. 0FMaith; ' L Inst: Pontiageub. Diane Belak Chrystelle Bond Jean Bradford Robert Bradley Inst. Math Comp. Science Professor of Dance Professor of Psychology Instructor of English Barry Buchoff Lecturer Econ cgt Management John Chamberlain Prof. Religion, Philosophy Joan Burton Katherine Canada Asst. Prof. Sociology Asst. Prof. Psychology Diane Corbett Penelope Cordish Susan Cowles George Delahunty Athletic Trainer Asst. Prof. English Sup. Psychlogy Labs Asso. Prof Biological Sci. Faculty 31 SUSAN FELDMAN KATHERINE FERGUSON Asst. Dir. Physical Ed. Lecturer in Dance HILDA FISHER ' JOSEPHINE FISKE Sup. of Chemistry Lab Prof Emeritus Physical Ed. JULIET FORREST ESTHER GIBBS MARIANNE GITHENS JEAN COLDSBOROUGH Asst. Prof. Dance Asst. Prof. of Chemistry Prof. of Political Science Lecturer Physical Ed. Lecturer 1n Art 32 Faculty LYDIA HARRIS ' , , WILLIAM HEDGES Asso. Professor Economics L Professor of English W W GOUCHER COPHER L AMALIA HONICK Physical Education - Lecturer 'PoliticVPub Pol .w w DAVID HORN ' STEPHEN HORNISH I BARTON HOUSEMAN KATHERINELJACOBS Professor of Chemistry H Lecturer Physical Ed. L Professor of Chemistry Asso. Prof; Economics Mgt; Faculty 33 ELAINE KOPPELMAN DAVIDA KOVNER THEODORE BEAR Professor of Math Asst. Prof. of Art Goucher Woods Historian . k HENRIETTE LEANOS RUDY LENTULAY ROBERT LEWAND Assoc. Prof. of French Professor of Russian Prof. of Math and Comp.Sci. ROBERT HALL LEWIS FRED MAUK CAROL MILLS RICH MORRIS Professor of Music Asst. Prof. of Music Asst. Prof. of Psycology Aquatics Director 1' KAY MUNNS PiOf$iQEV Polgtgca; Sci Meitl'MCompSm. Cdmmumcanons 34 Faculty FRED MUSSER Prof. of French ROLF MUUSS Prof. of EcUDir. of Spec.Ed. JEFFERY MYERS SHIRLEY PEROUTKA RICHARD PRINGLE SERGIO RIGOL Asst. Prof. of English Inst. of Communications Assoc. Prof. of Psych. Prof. of Spanish 4 VILEANE .ROSENT 03:9? M; . , i Faculty 35 MICHEAL SIMON-CURRY ERIC SINGER RICK MEANA ARLYNNE ?TARK Professor of Theatre Asst. Prof. PolJPub. Policy Sports Information Dir. DanJMov t Therapy gf THEODORE UNGER WOLFGANG THORMANN TO LELENG OLYA TSUETKOV Prof. EconJManagement Professor of French ASSOC Professor BiOIOEY Professor of Russian BERNADETTE TUTINAS ELI VELDER ENRIQUE VENEGAS LEWIS WALKER Assoc. Prof. MathCompSci. Professor Of Education Lecturer in Spanish Professor 0f Chemistry 36 Faculty ED WORTECK Asst. Prof. Aerommunication GEOFFREY WRIGHT Dir. Comp. Music Studio CHARLES YANKOVICH ARNOLD SANDERS LBCt- Instructor of English EconomichManagement NANCY MAGNUSON Library Director Kent Lancaster takes a breather. Respected, Easygoing, Relaxed Dr. Lancaster, a professor of history since 1963, is respect- ed by students for his easy going and friendly manner. He is noted for his style of teaching which is sprinkled with interesting anecdotes from his experiences as a For- eign Service offical. One stu- dent said, I like when...he tells us about his adventur- es...that way I don't fall asleep. After earning his B.A., Lan- caster joined the Service, Hfor the travel; he quickly went from code clerk to Vice-Con- sul. As such, his duties in- cluded overseeing passport and visa validations, and once he represented the US. in an international court case. While traveling with the Ser- vice, Lancaster visited Iraq and Japan. In Iraq, he remem- bers a desert that unexpected- ly bloomed with flowers and then immediatedly lapsed back into its usual dry, barren state. It was a once a year occurrence and I got to see it. It was remarkable! The city of Baghdad, was dreadful because of the filth. Foreigners lived to get out to Beirut for the weekends and Baghdadis just lived to get out. Japan, however, remains his favorite, I loved it ther- e...it was clean! Faculty 37 Faculty takes a break. 38 Faculty Faculty 39 gin 1mg , . QIIII: I . .I. . 1! I..h....l. ..II-II.I.I..Q!.. I '.-l Ilnl'..il Q Q Q E; g a g :3 :37; I 5 Annette Perez, Tara Thupvong,Susan Spencer, Amy Copperman, Sandi Haselman, Renya Kirschbaum, Leslie Ray, Asha Shaudry, Jennifer Kammueller, Brenda Crocker, Rebecca Scranton, Dawn Kyle, Shamala Pathy, Denise Coyne, Carter Wright, Angela Evosevic, Tara Ellef. RAls and HP'S are at their retreat, and all they do is watch TVl? The weekly House Council meetings allowed many housing ideas to be expressed at House Council. We started the year by helping the freshmen adjust to Goucher life. We change policies, so residents are safer and happiert In the fall we got a nice break at our retreat weekend at Rehoboth beach. Despite all the fun, we did accomplish many things, like helping out with Security, Alcohol, and AID's Awareness Weeks. Our meetings always in- cluded handouts and posters, and Phills lame jokes. We hope you enjoyed GIG I!!! All that balances out the thrill of room drawings tagainl, and deciding on male floors. If an issue concerning dorm life exists, we know about it and Deb and Phil were always sure to present all the issues, sides. Andrea Boxill 8: Cassandra Michaud watch people move 1n. I S Kaxe Fitzkee.Dorthey Schade, Jackie Farley, Meg Imhoff, Cindy Fi- scher, Elizabeth John- son, Rachel Modrak, Rachel Weinberg, Ro- sanna Di Fatta,Darlene Keene, Martha Waller, Kim Rovansek, Teri Matais, Linda Davis, Lisbeth Fuentes, Deb Wall, Kristin Conley, Wendy Wright, Wendy Stralow, Betsy Donald- son, Allison Burke, Anne Way, Marissa Cary, Pam Pagano- ,Janis GerstL Carter Wrights shoes aren t lonely today with Darlene, Rachel, Amy, Betsy, and Phil Adams Em company on the Rehoboth Beach. Lonny Waskow, Marissa, Alison, Amy, Denise have created a new HP, Good friends, Good times Well 111 be barn boozled I think you ve won a prize!! 4UHouses Altock Remembers: Ohio Oh that's the state with 2 0'9. Navy dances. TCBY order night, AIDS awarenessiput this on your bannana! Boom Boom Perry at it again!! yum yum warm wall water. Camping outuinsiden Alcock the house of all trades: theatre, muscicians, tennis, volleyball, field hockey, swimming, basketball, lacrosse, dancers, artists,.,.Here's to you, here's to me, may we never disagree, if we dowhereE to me!!! Robinson guys serenading us at 3:00 am. with the Brady Bunch theme in their jocks!!! Food Runs--HO JO'S, Burger King, Micky Dhs, Taco Bellh U tseason PartieS Nightly Rituafs I Housesh45 Ba can A DAY OF BACGN R156 and shine! Time to jump in the shower, Uump? Ha! Whokjumps at 8:00 amn. Slip on the jsweats: and race ta your 8: 30 class at quartiei1 ': 1119 Ist F1001 we have a small group GP 11 Gaucher; talking and gigs women,1aughin , gling m the hall Saiah $2 Lil1a' 5 room, tit 5 huge! They have a futon, 2 rugs an incredible stereo coffe6 tabIe, you name it - they' ve goti'tIT-he shower, that burns your skin-bff, W6. have burn victims walking amund totprove Our seniors Brenda Crochet, Ann 'Syan, Leslie Ray and Pam Pagar10 Chatting on the phone. The effects of Marriott food! The laundry mat in Bacon 101 is a common site due to lack of funding for the dryer as Joanna Rotkin clearly point out. Jenni Wilson, Beata Bogucki, and Julia Ryan catch hold of the Halloween spirit a.k1a1 Wendy Defresne 1t. Milkshake runs at 2 am, 31; movie ' : nights in Wendy 81 Lisa 5 room. 2nd Floor sports volleyball games in the halIWay, loud obnoxious freshmen I Haunting decmitive doors and decori- tive persOnalitiest 3rd Hear dominated by our uppercl'assmen except for our 2 freshmen in the corner far, far away ;from the bathroom! Be alI that you ; Can be on 31d f1001.Tip' toe through ,r-Srd Hear and watch out for your HP 5 and RA along with me my leaders in- lvovled m the Gaucher Community. Kathy Vestevich and Suzanne; Guiry, Granola? Coke? Is it free? , , Jendy Dufrone, Krista Ireland, Joanna Rotkin, Risa Gorelick; April Serig, Stacey Blank, Kathy Vestevich, Dawn Lewallen, Suzanne Guiry, Jenni Jilson, Christina Chen, Nicole Slusher, Sheile Boulware; Kim Woods, Beata Bogucki. Melissa Goodman, Laura Oldham, Beth Doolittle. Julia yan; Brenda Cracker, Pam Pagano, Anne Synan, Leslie Ray, Heather Robertson, Jolene Harrell, Kate Wesley. Jenni Wilson helps Jessie Gross play the part of Rudolph. Laura Oldham and Margaret Cino ready to take on the wild town of Towson. Christina Chen, Krista Ireland, and Beata Bogucki: Dressed up For homecoming at the Academy; HousesM7 Bennett Erin Street, Sue Shin, Becky Tuchinsky, Cathy Siebert,Lir1da Davis, knnifer Daniels Tara'Thupvong,'Thumper; Elenore Kuhn, Kathy Hayes Laurie Rosenberg, Rebecca Hyman Rosealeen Rynn Alma Resnick Brenda Rynn;A1iison Bini, Katie Evans, Lisa Mauler, Barbara Yarington Kristin Robinson, Kris Seedorff Courtney Kenney; Lindsay Sullivan Bennett enjeying Tara's culinary treatsu , These are our leaders??? 48 Shall we dance?? Typical artworkkommentary on Bennett 2nd's walls. Goofing around as usuaL.. Barb and Eleonore ready for a night out on Kris 5L Kris, just like MKLM'S. Hollywood here we come!! the town. Good friends, Allison Bini, Barba Yarington, Eleonore Kuhn enjoy Bennett celebrated Halow's Eve with Tarrot card readings by our house them5elves at Rocktober Fest. spiritualisVPresident. 49 Tina Krischbaum, Jo Hinnegan; Darlene Kimber, Maureen Moran, Leah Smith, Marci Franz! Alicia Marks, Carrie Burns Mo, remember Tina The Co-Op is a selection of things. This year we are a group of close se- niors struggling through our last year. Six of us can be found dancing days and nights in the studio prepar- ing for dance concerts. One is famous for her adventures abroad, while an- other performs experiments in lab- oratories and is active in the Chris- Co-Op - tian fellowship. We're an odd bunch but we meshh Oh! We all manage to cook up some yummy dishes that beat Marriott any day!!! The Co-Op brings us together at the table to share a quiet time, a delicious meal, the events of our day, and a little bit of ourselves. Smile Pretty! couldn't feel her face? What a face, Beans! Low-Who, Leeshe, and Bear. ChI-L-L my roommate! Hey, this is as big as our kitchen! C 0mm uters Charlene Suddhimondala, Tonya Unger, Debbie Tolley, Caroline Mandala; Rowena Dureza, Angie Gelso, Stephanie Galantino, Mindy Gelso, Dina Siganos, Beth Crouse CSO officers we never knew we had, Susan Chiacchio, Debbie Talley, Charlene Suddhimondala 8: Tonya , Unger. '7 k Lynn O'Hara 8L Wende Jones, the badminton queen, take time out for an afternoon snack an x hag Eh Lynn, Wende, Charlene, Debbie, Rowena, and Stephani gorge at the annual pizza party. The CSO spirit, storytelling, plant watering chair--Kathy Mazziott. Laura Zelley enjoys lunch in the cafe, ,3; Leslie Bendezu relaxes at the reception after Mondalehs Rosemary SaVOYS her slice of speech. . pepperoni pizza. Conner , 9!! . K .mcrm V 8- s'h J69 , ulie Chabala, Allisbn 'Manny; Anneite- Pemz?Delbr3yi, Shameem Baum, Alissa Schwib,J Erika poaner, Marlene Bergn, Tara Elle, :Opgmifes dyratttact! m H ,m'u K9? 5' ? .. W, K 13??! L Elvis, Arnold th- Porky mnhYGtiuip R HouSeySgZ : ' J.M. Shantel, the phone is for you! AS. Where is Neil! A.E. Does anyone want to order pizza? R.R.R. Oh Stop! J.S. Repairs anyone? J.M.K. WANG ME! BS. HWhat I don't see, I don't know about. B.H. Honey! GH. He is so INCREDIBLY hot in such a fine way. CF. Honey Bunny! K.M Hi SWEATY! LS. HUH I.C. Que Linda ' N.A4 I'm the Goucher GODDESS! B.H. I promise I'll go to astronomy. J.O. Lose! Do it all! M.C. Who are these people: Jeff, Davide, Mark, Vick, and Fred? RR. IFS Freezing! Dulaney Lisa Lardizabal, Janey Overfield, Kathleen Mathews, Jen Smith,- Elizabeth Fensi, Gloria Baralt, Liza Santiago, R. Ramirez, Jen Reitz, Jennifer Popky, Wendy Tunle; Rebecca Woolley, Anna-Marie Christello, Megan Hobbie, Jill Tobias, Marissa Cammarada, Brandi Halpin, Cindy Fischer,- Birgit Hottenrott, Dina Zuckerberg, Sarah Pogell, Maria Manchala, Jeannine Perrault, Kristin Sichko, Becca Scranton. Freshmen have time to do anything! SMHouses The real world sets in! Rachael tries to sneak in, but we've caught her'! The freshman room. Lisa, Rachel, and Nancy Kristin Hatch and an unidentified senior! EALLAEHER The lone senior !! Off to class... Naptime for Cyndi, Lori, Santosh, Sarah, Carolyn, Nancy, Sarah, Dubbs, Asha, Sarah, Anne, and Heather. An odd perspective Located in convenient Towson, Md.; residence has stone exterior, rather plain interior, sparsely furnished, nice view of the Quadf lots of room for the expanding family. Only 16,000 a year!!! Interested buyers call G-O-U-C-H-E- R...Gallagher has returned from the dead-minus a microwave oven, a toaster, a vacuum, and a bank account. Good luck to Nancy, we'll miss her, in her managerial pursuits at 7-11!!! 560Houses Gallagh er Sabrina Siddons, Vicki Niven, Brianna Dunbar, Sarah Dallas, Delora Schmeidler, Cyndi Brandt, Elise Skinner; Tara Trevorrow, julie Lee, Jamen Howe, Kristen Collins, Courtnay Behrins, Sarah Reid; Carolyn McCollum, Emily Schelz, Wendy Stralow, Olivia Lyons, Nancy Hoffman, Amy Renner, Amy Bellone, Stacey Swain, Samosh Madahar. Dressed to Kill!!! Smile for the camera! HouseV57 Gamble Mary Ix, Amy Copperman, Betsy Donaldson, Mascot, Sarah Spross; Karen Portugal, Mehrunissa Hamid, Susan McChord, Jen Bellizzi, Lisa Titchnell, Ellissa Biegen; Margot Kaufman, Mary Savage, Betsy Greene, Ruth Pearlman, Shannon McWeeney, Ruth Rathblott; Chris Owczarski, Anna Abrigo, Julie Marks. Missing arezSarah Tanz, Dina Macaione, Kim Mari, Valerie Mar- shall, Ann Simanis, Nicole Butkus, Danielle Ager, Lydia Fabera, Julia MacPherson, Camilla Ackerson, Ki- mara Ahnert, Toba 'Minkin, Julie Pappenheimer, Amy Maiers, Denise Readington, Vanessa Miller, Cynthia Southney, Patricia Boland, Maria Ocampoh Requirements for living in Gamble 1988- 1989 1. Must love or hate JHU Soccer. 2. Must always be talking diet, yet eat mid- night munchies. 3. Must live for sushi or Pizza Movers; 4. Must take at least 1 class with 4 other house members. 5. Must enjoy dancing strangely at any time. 6. Must have your palm read by Swami Susan. Doin' the Butt. Simply Irresistable. tbwmg Josie 8: the Pussycat Bowling anyone? Guess who got a 38! So, before we end and then begin, we'll drink a toast to how it's been... I loved these days!!! 58 Mnamna- doo doo doo doo! The muppets live. Clique- a small selective group...We think not...Is Gamble the dancing house?...Did I make to HOt Steel?...My left ne...some people call me the space cowboy...Who's the booter?... cvp ...ex- tra sauce...count to 5 5L push...sweet child of mine...Your Mammal...Goombay 8L Socca Queens forever...When Iim 21...Who pookied?i..Friend to friend?...WHereis the glade?...iello?!...Iim on top of that.i.new shipment at the GARHRespecthho's in the shower at 3 am?...Wanna get a slice?...Sugar Magnolia...Gnarly...Huff-Puff, Penny 3L Slim...Fix me...he looks like a Potsie- ...Chilly-Willie.,.Can I borrow your ID?...Yes Sir!!!...whatever happens happens...Oh, my GOD- !!...WHat time did you get home this morning???.7...Yet N0t...Midnight bowling...FF...10 min- utes of quality time ...... Whois tranferring this month?...tumb1eweed...nice 1ines...pa1m readings...horrible...he called if there'd be food at the funerali..Dr. my eyes, You cant hurry love 8: my buttercup. MowtownwFade in...1et me see that money...baseball caps...We missed you Josie...Goodbye Julie!!! Alone? No, as usual with two in a night. One little, two little, three little...! Will the one with the criminal record please step forward. Betsy's Babysitting Service. Just hanging out Same old thing! The GOOMBAY queens live. 0 Gamble V... and still the legend lives on H! 59 Hooper Jill R.-Tie Dye Gilmore-Invisica! Linda - Did the Freshmen call? Judy - Fun with Food Tamar - Watch out for those scammers Lisa - I have a twenty page paper due Friday?!!!? Karen - Forget it. Sundy - Oh mamma mia its cold! Amy - Mr. Agassi Yordi - How was that meeting? Katie - I have another story for you... Elisa - Meanie! Raquel - P.P. Fantasma Halle - You're a Wonder Shira - Tom Ithoston AccentI Jackie - I love Rock-n-roll put another dime in the jukebox, baby Jennifer - I tell you, I believe anything. Mary Madden - I have soooo much work Lucia - Resident actress Alison - Shrine to Jeremy Dara - Do you want some soup? Lauren - Are you really southern, or is it an act? Jill - 88 LXZ y'aIIII Thia - How's Joshua? Gina - You know what I am saying? Joelle - How's Ted? Amanda - I'm so silly. Kelly - But of course. Kristin - Flats or heels? Priscilla - No way! Sully - Bag it, baby? Jennifer - Can I borrow your magazine? Rachel - Skipping german class? Kim - If Travis calls.., Lt. Loan Sharkey - Treasurer Lauren - Looks delishhhh! Angie autonomyll Marissa - Let's just hang! Susan - Whattt the hell? Erica - Kiss called today! Kathy - Well, you can just come off! Kim - Very interesting, Rich! Raquel Lopez, Susan Spencer, Kim Pfeifer, Marissa Gray, Jeanette Sleight, Judy Golden, Jennifer Hearn, Gina Hardin, Jill Cunningham, Karen Whitlock, Lisa Janoff, Alison Burke, Lauren Yurchuck, Halle Brunswickfyhira Bogot, Yordi Seium, Elisa Kerker, Joelle Porter, Amada Moore, Kristin Sheets. What the hell, Alison? One Halloween night, there once was a girl named Luciaw And it was a great Egyptian Party, huh Karen? Oops Cynthia and Susan caught in the act of not going to Hot Steel Mike, the new chef of Chez JeffreyX' h? 3 Andrea is off into the wild blue yonder. Jesse 8: Brad talk about what a long and strange trip its been. Christine 8: Melodie discuss safe sex with Trojan, the Health Center Hello Ssssssseth, says Percy the Sssssnakeh mascot. 62hHouses Melodie Bolt, Sachara Khieu, Anne Davis, Sarah Vaughan, Clint Wilson, Cassandra Michaud, Andrea Joan Boxill, Christine Cugini, Jareen Has- kett; Jennifer Swenon, Raquel Shel- don, Vicky Eyler, Matt Boyfriend, Sister Melani, Melissa McCarthy, Ethan Wallison, Ben Over; Robin Frank, Sarah Grossman, Leslie Low- ry, Tracy Queen,A1fredo Soto, Kevin, Jessie Capello, Mike Weaver, Enger McCartney, Renee Harris; John Mur- phy, Jim Eichelburg, Mary Beth Din- uble, Brad Knepper. rrk $$ Sarah, Jim and Raquel; an interesting threesome. s g Mike, Cass, Andrea, Brad; a bungle in the jungle. Sara James, fashion icon 5: Oktyaber postergirl. ' Mary Beth, Enger K: friend wonder. Do blonds really have more fun? HouseV63 Jackie Orkin, Kathie Kent, Katherine Klusman, Rosanna DiFatta, Rachel Gilmore, Tova Alladice; Michelle LaPenna, Stefanie Posner, Heather Knox, Stacy Stahler, Becky Gambrill, Cindy Cosewehr, Jennifer Togetherness is one of many traits that make Lewis such a UNIQUE house. When one of us has a party to attend, a problem to solve, or need someone to walk to the library; a knock on any door will guarantee a party mate, a good listener, or a study buddy. The companionship found in our house could not be trade for ANYTHING in the world; -TheeS ooge Mobiley-Ni it in the The NighteClassers Lewis Togethemess 6UHouses Seniors know how to do it BESTI! Welcome to OUR HOUSE. Too Cute For Words!! HousesM 65 Probst Amy Towle x Probst is a funloving, energetic house. We have a diverse that includes French language enthusiasts as well as boisterous men 8L women w many Talents 8: interest. The men added greatly to the Probst spirit by throwing Friday night parties, playing loud music mever during quiet hoursL c3: by sponsoring indoor athletic events. Special thanks to our HPS 48L RA s, Rachel 8: Lisbeth. Best wishes to our . graduating senior Lisbeth Fuentes. We will miss her, but we leave her in good hands! Good Morning AmyH 6WHouses Bill, RA or party animal? Robert Baum, Christopher Denave, Alok Rawat, Kim Kussmaul, Mary Madden; Ben Karp, Teddy Zartler, Rich Petro, Bill Mann, Susan Psapakis, Michelle Emergui, Willie Olds, Lara Starr, Susan Blumberg; David Susseman, Paul Smith, Phillip Shenker, Dan Poulin, Melanie Shock, Adam Gaffer, Allison Cunningham Rob Napolitano flexes! Luke, Vashti, Dee, and Kim crash, Jamie Bell 8: Paul Smith took their firs: shower! Kirsten Madison with her sweetheart, Matt. Kim Wong $r. Willie OldsA Vashti McCollum points at all the right things! Jim Ausherman 8: Rich Petro, intimate. Kim Kussmaul with David Susserman. Robinson Andy and Jayin caught in the ACT! 68H-Iouses Andy meets the Mids and survives! II Same Andy, shorter hair Andy and Dan find a live dinosaur specimen in their room. H0usesJ69 Rhoda called - she's got mono...Let's play the name game: Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue Sue...Return of the Living Dead Chipmonks...My dress is real short, so it'll be in and out real quick...the we can't see our toes house...Sue and Jayin are Closet alcoholics, that's why they have such a big closet...if you wanna fight, fight me!...romance postponed due to lack of interest...and I didn't evend know it was raining...do the 2M shove...Jayin looking like a sloth in a tree...make a wish under the Charles St. exit sign...cramps by osmosis...I miss Peter, I miss Dieter.4.adopt a pleeb...who's gonna be the fire marshall...somebody came and took your bed, come on be happy...itts all Lori's 15t row: Denise Watkins, Tracy Lewis, Kim Bandfield, Jodi Vigneau, Emma Read. 2nd row: Reyna Kirschbaum, fault...the most permiscuous Jayin Wavrik, Michele Perri, Kim Grovert Cal Ripken Jr., Janna Howley, Danielle Ellison, Kendra Jones, Anne virgins on campus... Steinert, Sue Galvin, MJ Martin. 4th row: Jennifer French, Kirsten Koskinenh Missing: Tamara Bigler, Tina Rush, Christy Moore, Wende Wright, Maryam Khodadoust, Kristen Kalis, Ana Olaciregui, Esther Oh, Sarah Josephson, Jen Nelson, Kristen Conley, Mimi Bourassa. Peckerhead parties with the squids at 2M. Anne and Wende party in the 2M jungle. Wagnerites succumb to the lazy factory Jen shows off the birth of baby Godzilla. Wagner owild womem 2y4 Sarah gets excited about her new job! MJ'S is coming with her keychain...satin jackets and secret santa...you wish you were a bubble girl, you wish, you wish, you wish...if you wanna flush, flush me!...we gave you crabs...get shamrocked...This INSTANT!...Hey Tina, do you want some hot chocolate...Letos boycott these lame awareness'u house meetings...Yeah, we're getting a new carpet, right?!...JCA is coming to look at the bathroom...1f you want food go to Denise's room...Ken how do like your Cornbread... , i H v Yet another party with the mids in 2M. HousesHl . Heidi Gerzowski, Audra Armstrong, Shamala Pathy; Leslie Judge, Helen Kizhner, Allegra Corn, Dawn Kyle, Jennifer Saywer, Sally Davis; Candace parker, Teresa Webb, Melissa Gerald, Leslie MacArthur, Nina Wolf, Alexandra Reidy, Michelle Bell, Kirsten Dahlen, Nora Cause. Shhh, Quietll Study and quiet signs don't mean a thing around here. I enjoy cold showers, donlt you? Does Leslie really live here? Letls rehearse our word for the year.. Flushing! Shamala will you answer my phone for me? Michelle hopped through her last semester, with Dawn not far behind. Libby are out in the hall with only a towel again?? Jenn and Audra are on the Phone again. Who's mad at who now? Leg's. Dawn can I look at your fridge? Are we having another House meeting?.7 You paid how much?? Will somebody write a note on my board? Upstairs is too quiet! Will someone make my phone ring?? Food, what food? Shamala Wagner U3 will miss you... 72wHouses 69 ENE Qog Michelle and Dawn hopping through the halls. Shamala and Nina show off their well known smiles. Libby proves she lives here; tennis is done and she does her RA work Melissa, Sally, Dawn, Michelle, Libby, Shamala and Nina get together for a chat. Alexandra proves the theory that some people really do study! HouseV73 Winslow Michael Simon-Curry, Alice SimonACurry, Zachary Simon- Curry, Talley Lancaster, Lori Friedenberg, Amy Fischl, Carter Wright; Demetrius Rowland, Tara Crawford, Angela Evosevic, Rachel Weinberg, Amanda Talbott, Theresa Douglas, Melissa Reynolds, Kelly Wagner; Gregg Frischling, Paige McCleary, Amanda Cornelius, Dena Warren, Teri Matais, Angeli Escalante, Ann Lopatofsky, Denise Gotay; Steve Abraham, Dave Mitchell, Giora Netzer, Andrew Katz, Joey Destefanis, Brooks Slaybaugh; Derek Louie, John Smee, Matt Levenson, Adam Riggt I think I'll be a student!! Can you put up with you know who? Boy am I a loser...dude...Mo F0 Pteradactyl monster from helLStubby, there's a treat for you in the freezer..Oh my God you guys...Did anyone go to East Asia this week ?...Hi, I'm Dena are you from the city?...I-Iello Dominos?...Don't go to class you'll miss Days!!...You gotta love Pittsburgh!...To Ruxton road and water...Friday night and have no fear Winslow is drinking some beer...Man-hunt to Ocean CityHStick and Toad...OK! 8: all right!! ' Wetre outta here!!! 4 years 5: Terfs still smiling. Happy nappy Pete! What a nighk 7? Another Kelly and Carter adventure in the wildS of Maryland??? women looking real good!!!l! $pnrfza Students wait expectantly for President Dorsey and guests to conclude their remarks so the celebration can begin. Sports 78 Patricia Goldman '64 speaks on the success of the fundraising done for the new gym wing. Stephanie Fuhr '88 has fun while breaking the ground with a golden shovel. Sports 79 Field Hockey The team warms up for another tough day on the Field Getting taped up is all part of the game 80 Sports Meg Imhof faces off with a fierce opponent SPORTS 81 Tennis Virginia Easter slices across court with a forehand as the Coach observes. Women's 3W Sharon Stowers lunges toward the net behind her serve 82 Sports The 1988-89 Men's Tennis Team The Almighty Serve coming down on YOU! Airborne, the forehand volley comes down all the faster. Sports 83 Volleyball Volleyball players prepare themselves for a deadly return. Lara Star,Lisa Lardizabal,Mimi Freimann,Kim KussmauL Brooks Parken Coach:Suzi Feldman, Denise Cotay,Talley Lancaster, Jen Kammeuler, Lindgey Sullivan, Vicky Eyler, MissingzLisa Marler Players wait expectantly to see on which side of the net the ball will fall. Bump, Set Spike The volleyball team started off this Lyear differently For the first time in i the program' 5 history, the members attended a preseason Camp These dedicated players came to Goucher earlyL better prepare for the season, The young squad of four freshmen, Four sophmares, three juniorspand one seni-Qr, the team was ready for the :Qupcoming season Even though early matches Lshoweti La team full of talent and potential, the GOphirs struggled with irijufies, ill? M55, and cohesion Also the 5theduleg for the year was the toughest ever ifacedLL ' LMLany of the teams played aged 31 were in the Middle Atlantic Conference, fMA-Cha league Goucher L 'Lwou-ld like to Lhe competitive with L111j the future. 1 The outlook for next year is favor- ; LaLLble. TheLL team Will lose onlyone play- , ieffri to graduation and talented; new : players are arriving. Although this season was not a fremendous success 21 5011121 fouhdatio11 has been bui 3; for the future ' Sports 84 Time to Iaugh. .time to cry; hE soccer scores never reflected how Setting New kcalg , 8 since next year we' re the first y T 5W 50 COtiOH-POIYESCEY mixture 0f Division III Women 5 Va sity Soccer Gaucher a dquy'ol guy5--got sock p-tpena'lty shots during , V' Itching 'MEg's pniqgey The WomenIs Soccer Team wwmmgm , I The women kick around the ball at practice. Soccer The Men's Soccer Team Sportsms Basketball Jen Willgeroot, Meg Imhof, Danielle Ellison; Head Coach Rick Meana, Audra Armstrong, Jen Kammueller, Denise Coyna ASSistant Coach Suzie Feldman, . , seascn marked the H H L' program entered its; fi'ryst jiear of; :44th- year ofgwomen's ba-sketballLLaytu , NCAA Divisy' In 111 compentlon - . Gaucher. This years team was lead : , he highthgh , of the season was thei L by triwaptains senior LM'eg Imhof, - all around performance of Jennifer ' LL j V; junior DeniSe Cyoynj'e; and phm re ,, L , le the school D ' E W ,JEnnierKammuellm. Theream , j , ' . headed by firstLyeat 5cbach Rick ? I, 1 ' j n to being one of the top . ,Meana' and assistant;LSuziEQ-Feldman L L covers per game in the state of if: , I The Gophets faced a challenging Maryland L' N D twenty game Schedule, as- the L 86 Sports Riding Walking into the ring with anticipation. Trotting through class. Sports 87 Swimming Front: Joe Destefanis, Jared Ledbetter, Capt. Kathryn Reisa, Sharon Stowcrs, Allegra Com, Capt. Jon Monheit, Ruth Pearlman, Eric Smith, Jenni Wilson, John Finegan. Back: Headcoach Rich Morris, Women's Assistant Coach Cindy Lopota, Men's Assistant Coach Marc Fisher, Kathy Dwan, Elizabeth Mitchell, Virginia Easter, Jim Marciano, Kristen Lastro, Stefan Tornquist. I Splish, Splash; Prescmting the all new and im- proved Va-Vrsitykswyim team? The .L s t0 oniey'fier e; fighting ' 89'seanh- ihas unified the meen and theh's teams into one fierce fight- L ' , force. One could- only guess as t0 what ing force. This year's team consisted nextryear wilI hold, The potential is of divyekfryse individuals who normally yrkrinfi'nite! 88 Sports Sports 89 Women's Stix Renee Harris, Owen Mandanas, Captain Meg Imhof, Captain Katherine Perry, Wendy Thompson, Amy Martin; Julie Lee, Soheila Zekri, Anne Snyder, Contessa Riggs, Audra Armstrong, Anne Jedlicka, Candice Lehigh, Anne Davis, Jenni Wilson, Cathy Weisbart, Coach Jean Coldborough. Missing: Kathleen Mathews 90 Sports The Men's? Sports 91 Impressive and Growing... Goucher provides a dance concert I each semester, exhibiting choreogra- , phy of students, faculty, and guest artists. This year guest artits included Violette Verdy of the New York City Ballet, who created a new and lively ballet, premiered at the winter dance - concert, Additionally, works by faculty members, Kathy Ferguson and Kathy Wildberger premiered. Ms Ferguson's work was a modern ballet with an electric score by Fresh Air. Ms. Wildberger choreographed an emo- tional modem work to the sounds of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. Evetry year the audiences are im- pressed by the quality and skill found in student choreography. This year the budding Choreographers are all graduating seniors whose works have appeared in past concerts. LI ,SEnicr Leah Smith created a piece blending c001 classical ballet with sleek and streamlined modem result- ing in a stunning and beautiful com- bination. Susan Bader choreographed a ?work which abstracted. leveryday movements in, our hectichast'paced lifestyles. : t 92h5ports SportV93 ON E FINAL OOK AT PORTS 94 Sports Margot Kaufman, Amy Copperman, Toba Minkin, Karen Portugal, Mary Ix; Anna Abrigo, Sarah Tanz, Julie Pappenheimer. Communications Michele Emergui, Susan Blumberg, Meredith Bishop; Barb Stem, Jennifer Menger. French The French Club brings together Goucher students and faculty members interested in the French language and culture. Students participate in weekly to translate French songs into English with French Goucher Neighbor Corrine Negroni. Members also meet weekly at tho French Table in Heubeck Dining Hall to speak French and eat together, and occasionally view a French film afterwords. Through the club, students can also learn about French cultural events in the Baltimore area. 98 Organizations PreaLaw Nancy Aaron, Stacy Stahlet; Dee Dee Arthur,?, Andrew Katz; v Morgan McCalran. Steve Abraham, Brooks Slaybaugh. The Writinngutor program Was developed'for studentslwho wish to. have assisstante on their papers V from a non-teachlA'nd their ain't no cost, they Check. 510m sentence structure, ydu'r runrons', your ' organization and be reel nice about it. Writing Tutds Prof. Myers, Laura Olgham, Suzanne Cairy, Birgit Hgttem'dtt'. Vashti McCollum, Mehrunissa Hamid, Renee Harris; Sandy Haselman, Orin Jaffe, Michele Goldstein. MaC'S The Math' and computer science club is open to all students. In April we held our traditional Torrey Dinner, to honor graduating math 8: comp. science majors. We also held a Pascal Pizza Party, and held various fund-raising events. Russian Under direction of Master 3: Margarita, V.P. 8: 2nd in command Anton Salieri, treas. Poor Liza, 8L Keeper of Diary of Madman Akaky Akakievich, Russian Club made Journey into Whirlwind, 8: survived purges, Burn, Raid of Cossacks, 8: Olga's triple revenge with our noses intact. At Christmastime's Name-Day Party, Extraordinary Adventure occurred: during conversation with Tax Collector about Poetry, Ivan Ivanovich Quarrelled with Ivan Nikiforovich due to Attack of Nerves. Privy Councilor pronounced it Calamity, whereupon spiritual advisers Avakkum cKL Sergius, saying, I cannot be Silent, demanded Confession. , Organizations 99 Quindecim Meridith Bishop, Risa Gorelick, Pearl Kaiser, Contessa Riggs; Robert Baum, David Mitchell, Crystal Magee, Jen Woods, Kim Parks, Jonah Goldberg, Stacy Stahler, Lynne Maxwell, Joslyn Wolfe. Rejecting the past, creating a reputation for the future, the Quindecim projected news to the student body. Although we often faced opposition in uncovering and printing the truth, we fought and we prevailedt We put out a paper that aroused discussion and controversy on campus. Although we incurred the wrath of many, we brought smiles to the faces of others. Through the long hours of writing, editing, layout, even though we often thought of quiting, we would probably do it all again. The Quindecim is the Students Free Press--it will maintain itself as a medium of information regarding all matters of student and campus concern. Regardless of the position of the mighty, we will print the facts, the news. The Q staff hard at work? mm um 100 Organizations Donnybrook Fair Ken Casper, Birgit Hottenrott, Sue Galvin, Yordi Seium; Sarah Schmidt, Angeli Escalante, Susan Blumberg, Allison Cunningham. Leaf through the pages of the book. There will be many aspects of it to criticize; many, we hope, to praise. But if you find in these pages a window through which you can always look back upon the Goucher scene, 1988 - its academics, its student activities, its traumas, and its fun - then we have accomplished our purpose. -Dormybrook Fair 1963 Allison and Sue discuss how Birgit flips over the yearbook. Organizations 101 Geri-Ann Higgins, Carrie; Robert Baum, Mehrunissa Hamid, Amy Hickman, Robin Frank, Dawn Sharp, Sarah Grossman, Tobi-Lyn Byers; Liz Sullivan, Heather Colmore, Sarah Josephson; Lucy Bowes, Janie Perry, Teresa Webb, Rosanna Di Fatta. Open Circle Theatre OCT is a campus wide organization that supports the dramatic artk at Coucher. In addition to producing 4 major plays each year, we sponser such activities as Croquet on the Lawn, theatre workshops, and group excursions to local theatre events. Members include not only actors, but techies, and any students with an interest in theatre. Sue Calvin and Suzie Hopper, two techies, go insane backstage. 102 Organizations Student Org. Goucher's Student Organization lStudent OrgJ is the student government association consisting of an Executive Board and Legislative body. As an umbrella ; governing body, Student Org. unites all Gaucher clubs, residential dorms 8: the freshmen, sophmore, junior, senior classes. The Exectutive Board, President, Vice President, HouSe Council Chairs, Secretary, Treasurer, 8t Academic 8L Honor Board Chairs all guide the efforts of the legislative body to address student needs, interests and concerns. Rebecca Hyman, Erin Apfel, Kerrie Mellot; Elizabeth Doolittle, Anna-Marie Christello, Melodie Bolt, Katy Slusher; Becca Scranton, Brenda Cracker, Krista Ireland. Org. Board Organizations 103 The Academic Honor Board, composed of a chair, a recording secretary, 4 student rep's, 5c 2 faculty members, exists to help uphold Goucher's Academic Honor Code. In exchange for freedom, we are expected to be responsible 8L abide by high standards of honesty in our academic work. When possible infractions of the Code occur, the Board has the jurisdiction to conduct fair, confidential hearings 5: to determine the proper retribution. Academic Honor Board Jennifer Schoen, Kerri Mellot, Jared Leadbetter, Linda Davis. Social Honor Board Denise Coyne, Jennifer Sawyer; Deb Harris, Elizabeth Doolittle, Jonah Goldberg. 104 Organizations Sophmore Officers Maria Ocampo, Lori Haimoff, Monica Morrocco, Ruth Rathblott. 'Elmbgta-WM; Tamiynaym may Veg: ijch M Senior Officers Pam Pagano, Brenda Cracker, Anne Synan; Kristin Sheets, Kathleen Sullivan Rajal Viishnav, Kate fitzkeeQ Missi'fzg: So Bahlk, Megan HaBiaiei V ' Junior Office; 5 Organizations 105 M'iitkizi'iih my Matt Dolan, Renee Kallio, David Sussserman, Ri Machala. Amnesty International; Amnesty International is a worldwide movement of people working to protect the human rights of other people. Amnesty has three goals: the release of prisoners of conscience provided they have neither used nor advocated violence; fair and prompt trials for all political prisoners; and an end to torture and execution in all Cases College organizations such as the Goucher Amnesty group fight human rights abuses in particular countries and attend lectures and show films on human rights abuses in certain countries 106 Organizations C Gaucher Debate is 3'. 11112111119191: the 11111211191111 '1 Parliamentary Debate Association audits primary activity is competing with other debate associations at .APDA tournaments. Parliamentary cieba'te allows for widely varying tapics. This year Gaucher Debate 15 hosting its own tournament in February Debate ?Dee Dee Arthur 3100315 Slaybaagh, 151m Sn1'eeiJEn1ti'f'e1' Popky, Brianna Dunbar, Kerri Radzom; Betsy Hubbard Meredith Bishop, ; Tracy Lewis; Mary Madcien, Heather Marcus, Judy Dmiscomb College Repulicansvhave been working on' the campaign ta make George Bush the next President. Working with the Coiiege Rupubiican National Committee, the Bush campaign of MD the Gaucher CR 5 put in long, hard hours to make the campus aware of the GO? platform and what the Bu'shXQuayl ticket can mean for the future of Amereica The CR's partmipated along with the Yaung Democrats in the Mock Debate and Election. College Rebubhcans Janeen HaskettpKristen Lasira, Kristen Madison; Lauren Yur'chuck; Marybeth DiNuisile, Jen Swanson, Rachel Weinberg; Jennifer ' Popky, Derek B11191 Lysa St'one; Eager McCartrxey1 Trish BoEand, Sara James, Marissa Gray. Missing: Michaei Weaver, hm Eichelburg, Chat Wilson. . Erin Apfel. Katy Slusher, Anna-Marie Christello; Jonah Goldberg, Betsy Hubbard, Judy Dunscomb, Santosh Madahar; Pearl Kaiser, Melissa Rotenberg, Denise Gotay. Model Senate Although its been questioned why they were chosen and what their purpose is, Goucher sponsors ten rambunciouscollege students in warm and sunny Florida each Spring. Under the pretense of being honorable Senators and knowledgeable of the critical issues facing the USA, simple members of the masses con their way into the hearts of their omniscient leader. In the fall, the Model Senate hosted almost ninety high school students who portrayed US Senators. , M , ggge z Yordi Seium, Susan Stem, Contessa Riggs, Birgit Hottenrott, Jayin Wavrik, Denise Gotay;Carol Nakhuda, Kathy Kent, Tamar Fitzpatrick, Becca Scranton, Leslie Bendezu, Jim Eichelburg, Dr. Honick. Model United Nations In February a hearty delegation went to the Boston United Nations modeI to represent Panama. After enduring an eight hour train ride, forcing the delegates to feel as if they had indeed travelled from South America, the delegates sprung forth to experience the diplomatic world of a Model United Nations. Organizations 107 The Riding club is an organization for the non-rider as well as the practiced equestrian. Annual events include gymkanas, picnics, video watching, and assistance at the Baltimore County Horse Show held on campus in the spring. The Club also supports the riding program in other ways, such as cleaning up the wooded trails on the outskirts of the school grounds. R ' d' g Cheryl Schwartz, Heather Brody, Laura Fox; Kristen Kalis, Chris Owczarski, Betsy Greene, Peggy Derrick; Cheri Esposito, Julia Macphetson, Mary Savage; Kim Lucas, Amy Maiers, Heather Robertson; Karen Stein, Kate Fitzkee, Jill Tobias. The Goucher Bike club encourages all reacreational and competitive cyclists to join us for rides in the TowsonXBaltimore area and beyond. We Spenser short rides, day trips, and eventually, touring expeditions. The only prerequisite for going on Bike Club excursions is that you have access to a bicycle. Bike Members: Meredith Bishop, Jared Leadbetter, Kelly Anderson, Alok Rawat, Clara Chua-Sierra. 108 Organizations Renee Kailio, Karen M sing 1 cheat Kimm , Denielkea . '1 en with the Hea h center to promote gene '1 wareness. Studen nvolved management sessions, . the Spring Health Fai organization to spa So ' ' , , , ' Driv Natio at Smokeout Say, .a' d 9a cdi RAC is a student run group which sponsers recreational and athletic activities. These events include white water rafting, hayrides, pumpkin carving contests, the roomate game, Orioles 8: Caps games, ice skating, midnight bowling, late-night movies, scavenger hunt, and the Gaucher Olympics. Interhouse competition determines the most active house. RAC Christine Cugini, Cathy Weisbart, Ruth Peatlman, Candice Lehigh, Elizabeth Mitchell; Talley Lancaster, Jennifer French, Megan Hobbie, Katherine Perry, Ben ng 1, j, - v ' Waller; Carter Wright; Meg Imhof, Janis Gerstl, Leslie Angeli fiscaiaxite, ' ' Ray, Elaine Niefeld, Roderick Marino. Melanie 81am julie , na Siganos, Dag. elk Zhang, . . Lpn y Waskgw. SAPB new'gro p ct In between fiv lilac. ' ache: sponsered sach ant ieadersth cozi' Carrer Development Organizations 109 McKinney, Sheila Boa ware, Lesise Judge; 3 V Keene, Caddy Parker. V Jane Callaghan, Diane Dennison; Beth Crouse, Jessica Mathewson, Jen Woods, Darlene Kimber, Sarah Reid, Stacie Miller. Christian Fellowship The fellowship is an organization that provides an interdenominational environment which assists and encourages its members to live as Christians. The fellowship helps Etudents live and work according to the teachings of the Holy Bible. It has weekly group meetings that involve lecture discussions to intimate prayer sessions. There is a strong commitment among the members to discover the many ways in which Jesus Christ can make his presence felt. - . .. V ting utent Oz unify the '33 Eu! Helen Kizhner, Jessica Gross; Michele Goldstein, Dina Zuckerberg. JSA The JSA is a student run group that organizes social, cult ural, holiday, and Israel programs both on campus and with nearby colleges. Highlights of this year inclueded a monthly movie night, the December Holiday Dance, the Krystall Nacht Program, the annual UJA Dance, and Israel Night. The ISA is assisted by faculty advisor and Jewish Community Center representitive Sharon Mond. Rabbi Joseph Katz, the campus Rabbi, is available for counseling. 110 Organizations , Trad ion has it that the Qpnmittee is- the afficial Weldome:Wagon for mcommg students. The goa'i is to orientate the stmients to what college life 13 3H ' about; This year in Order to get students invaived 8: eet other students, we planned a Mexican fiesta, the utter partyf club rush the traditional Hot Steei ?arty, 6: trips to show off Bahimore Ii: 2 Chabala, RafaT Vashnav Leslie Klein; Theresa Webb Kristin Y en. Kim Satay Hot ' Chitist Josh Zumbrun, Rick-Meana, Lauren Jayne; Kendall Zumbrun, Diane Corbett, Kathy Fitzsimmons, Christina Staggs; Patte Zumbrun, Alice Simon-Curry, Zachary Simon-Curry, Michael Simon-Curry, Joy Coleman. Goucher Neighbors The Goucher Neighbors are not students, but are traditionally faculty or other people associated with the Goucher community. They live in apartments located in each of the houses, and develop a contract with the presidents to provide social and educational g opportunities that will benefit the neighbors and the students. Thanks for the cookies! Fred Ebert plays in the sawdust in the rat house Organizations 111 11ng 4119191115 T19 T1115 YEHR'S FESTIVITIES , HT THE FHIR... Inside 114 EbEETlEIN BF PHBIJIE BFFIEIHIJS... i355 $ig ggjgiw iauitu- ??ia $3:th is going am 36:; ?RM One of the most defamatory presidential races in history ended in 1988 with the election of George Bush. 116 Inside VIEWS FRBM FEIRMER LEEBERS... Former presidential candidate, Walter Mondale, made a visit to Goucher College. He criticized the 1988 campaign and also took questions from students attending the lecture. Inside 117 PUBIJIE ShFETY... National Condom week got off to a good start on September 26. The Health Center sponsered an STD in- formation table in the Post Office Lobby, with students workers giving out free condoms. During the demon- strations of condom use in the dorms, no banana on campus was safe. With all the attention focused on the heroic prophylactic, most students noted the more silly elements to the condom craze , such as: Condom compacts could double as a tasteful pendant, a handy key-ring, or a useful money- clip. No one will know the difference, right? They're in several colors, so you can match them with your outfit each day. Neat, huh? The brochure called them, the max in portable protection. 118 Inside Did you know the Trojan Company offers wallet-sized cards with the dreaded question, May I have a box of Trojan? , to save you the embar- rassment of asking yourself? Thoughtful of them, don't you think? Why did the Health Center con- doms have such bright colors? Were they afraid students couldn't spot them? Why did the sexual positions listed in the STD brochures as unsafe make even more people want to try them instead of avoid those positions?? Inside 119 Most of us have dreamed, many of us have traveled, but some of us at Goucher college actually have had the chance of studying abroad in a differ- ent land. Leaving family, professors, and friends in the U.S.A. behind, these students set off to experience a culture far from their own. Although living in an exotic environment is ex- citing and fun, lets not forget that mastering a foriegn language and do- ing well in the courses taken at a for- eign university requires hard work. Three students were delighted to share their experiences they had studying, travelling, and meeting in- teresting people in different lands. Freshman, Ben Waller, and Senior, Teri Matais, both spent time in Spain. Senior, Stacey Stahler travelled to England. Last March, representatives of three ECC nations took a break from the pressures of diplomatic discus- sions to share an absolutely marvel- ous weekend together in London, Teri Matais, representing Spain, Jo Hinni- gan, representing Italy, and Stacy Stahler met at Heathrow International The weekend festivities began Fri- day night at the local Pub complete with good ale and jolly conversation- ...After a Pub Lunch of Fish and Chips 120 Inside TRHVEI: TB FHR EIFF IrHNlElS... the three scuttered about and saw all the grand sites: Picadilly Circus, Tri- falgular Square, The Houses of Parlia- ment, and Westminster Abbey. Satur- day night ithey threwl off their confining touring clothes and put on their black leather to head for the Rock Garden. The Rock Garden is a rather trendy spot where acts such as The Police and U2 were first discov- ered. On Sunday, Dheyl decided to go to Brown's for a traditional English Tea. The Tea was complete with scones, cucumber sandwiches and de- lectible pastries. The day ended with a stroll through Hyde Park. L. Inside 121 7m internaticmal l cchnol0 and Media Center WQWIVR'WFVN The brand new International Technology and Media Center and the new ceramic facilities. 122 Inside EXPHNIBINE BUR mamas... Inside 123 124 Inside FEHSTS BF PLENTY... The mediocre Saga of Marriot continues. THE MHRVEIJS BF MHTHRE... w 3 . R; 4; WW: 9' ;. ... , ' a x Inside 125 , w mme - m: Wwwwmmwwsim awn L Wig, 126 Inside Inside 127 V. vwmgaauwgigv 128 Inside Inside 129 130 Inside Inside 131 132 Inside Inside 133 5min w W Nancy Dose Aaron Communication Short Hills, New jersey The lesson of the tremendous days through which we are passing is that men cannot live upon the achievements of their forefathers, but must themselveS renew them...We cannot escape. the elementary facts of life -- that for a people there is nothing for nothing, that what they have they must themselves make, that what they Cherish they must themselves achieve, what they wish to keep they must themselves defend. -Wa1ter Lippmann Lori Hale Babcock Politics and Public Policy Baltim ore, Maryland Never prefer safety; always abandon the self, stare down danger, pursue the unknown; all in the honor of life and making life -Pau1 Horgan A Distant Trumpet 136 Seniors Michellc Andrea Barbe Managem en MFrenCh Annapolis, Maryland The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. -Plato, The Republic Patience et longueur de temps font plus que force ni que rage. -La Fontaine Margaret O'Brien DCg' Barrett Eng115h Intemat1 ona1 Rela tions Ca ton sville, Maryland Seniors 137 Terina Anne Beckwith Psych 01 ogy Albuquerque, New Mexico Life is a mountain, not a beach! Don,t believe what youre eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and youll see the way to fly. -R1'Chard Bach Michelle A. Bell Managem en t Rock ville, Maryland ...pioneers get all the arrows... -Bert Lance 138 Seniors c?mcey Ellen Blank Special Ed uca ti on Baltimore, Maryland Oh Child Are you the wise one who will teach me? Are you the menace of society? I know how to take what you offer Why donlt the others understand7 Sweet, Soft, Simple are your eyes pure emotion Unhindered by the burden of intellect. -5.E.B. 87 Nichole c?mzanno Bouraesa Management Newport Beach, California PHILIP FOOTBALL IS JUST PLAIN TIRED OF BEING TOSSED BACK AND FORTH. -ROB BOURASSA Hug often. Hug well. -Katherine Keating If we weren't all crazy we would go insane. -j. Buffet Now welre back out on the street. -5. Silverstein Seniors 139 Heather Lee Brody His toric Preserva tion Fayetteville, Arkansas Isn't fun the best thing to have? Allison Kristen Burke Art History Vem on, C onnecticut Don't forget that you are young, be glad of it....live up to it. Live all you can, it's a mistake not to. It doesn't matter what you do in particular, so long as you have had your life. If you havent had that, what have you had? Henry james Time, time, time See what's become of me... seasons change with the scenery, weaving time in a tapestry won't you stop and remember me... Paul Simon $ w 140 Seniors Carrie Faster Bums DanceVEninsh Fairview, Pennsylvania I want to dance always, to be good and not evil, and when it is all over, not to have the feeling that I might have done better. -Ruth St. Denis My heart lifted my feet, and I danced. -Nathan of Nemirov Mom, Dad, and Leah - thank you for this. I love you! Marisa Lee Cammarata Education New Vernon, New Jersey Dear Mom and Dad I made it thanks to your support and encouragement. To Joey, Michael, and Christina my gratitiude for your perseverance. I love you. Seniors 141 Julie Ann Chabala BiologyuPsyChology West Orange, New jersey You must do the thing you think you cannot do. -Eleanor Roosevelt Mom and Dad, FOR the insightful advice, Never ending belief, patient understanding, and over-flowing love that you have shown me in my lifetime , Thank You. I love you, Julie Ann 142 Seniors Anna-Marie Tcrasa Christcllo Political Science Bel Air, Maryland If it be thus to dream, still let me sleep. Shakespeare The most completely lost of days is that on which one has not laughed. -Chamfort Maryjano Cleveland Biology Westboro, Massachusetts Brenda Ann Crockor Economicshlntemational Relations Burlington, Massach usetts Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. -5t. DeSaIes When you part from your friend you grieve not, for that which you love most in her may be Clearer in her absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. -Kah111 Gibran Mom 8: Dad - Thank you for your unending love, patience, support and guidance. I love you! Seniors 143 Dianne Datticia Crocker Econ omics Milford, C onnecticut Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while you might miss it. -Ferri5 Bueller Much thanks and all my love go to Mom and Dad for all their support. Molly Cronin Historic Preserva tionArt Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 144 Seniors Jill E. Cunningham English New Boston, Texas Of all respectable professions for you women literature is the most uncertain, the most heartbreaking, and the most dangerous. -Tr0110pe Daddy - Thanks for helping me make it this far! Joanne Elizabeth Curtisas In ternational Rela tion 5 Russian Newbury Park, California It is not easy to find happiness within ourselves, and it is not possible to find it elsewhere. -Agnes Repplier Mom and Dad, Thank you and I love you. - Seniors 145 Jennifer Aahley Daniels Psych oIogy Kiawah Island, South Carolina T0 seize the flying thought before it escapes us is our only touch with reality. -Unknown Thatls what I want to be when I grow up, just a peaceful wreck holding hands with other peaceful wrecks. - Tillie Olsen To my family and Friends - Thanks for putting up with me all these years and helping me become the person I am. I will love you always. 146 Seniors Lisa Ann DlAugustjno DanccVArts Administration Vineland, New Jersey Love and thanks to my family, especially my mom. Life is sweet just because of the friends we have made... -E.A. Guest H...may we never disagreemf' - C.W., 8.2., OiMq K.P., C.L., W.T., + Steph! Best wishes Liz, Yordi, + my dancer buddies! Love always to my goober pal, Cathy ate itll', Pre-med!?, Fells Point - Danke Schoen..., Spring Break '88, You guys, this is it! He's different! Goodbye...l'll miss you all! Linda cgarah-Louise Davie EnglisheWriting Emphasis Hun tington, New York The certainty that life cannot be long, and the probability that it will be much shorter than nature allows, ought to awaken every man to the active prosecution of whatevr he is desirous to perform. It is true that no diligence can ascertain success; death may intercept the swiftest career; but he who is cut off in the execution of an honest undertaking has at least the honour of falling in his rank, and fought the battle, though he missed the victory. -5am Johnson Karen Jane Day Historic Preserva tion Stewartstown, Pennsylvania The way I see it, It doesnt matter what you believe just so youke sincere. -Charles Schulz Thanks Mom, Dad, and Jim for everything! Seniors 147 Joan Leslie Doyko Communications Colum bus, Nebra ska Donlt Quit Success is failure turned inside out- The silver tint 0f the clouds of doubt- And you never can tell how close you are, It may be nearer when it seems afar: 50 Stick to the fight when youlre hardest hit- It's when things seem worst that you mustn't quit. Anonymous Thanks Mom and Dad, your love and support has put me where I am today! Wendy eBuo HDudCyH Doudrick Comm unica tions New Bloomfield, Pennsylvania Th-th-th-that's all folks! -P. Pig 10w28, Rocks, the M-Spot, paranoid, Chocolate, cake, yeah right!, Pudgy Bunny, Cris and Meg, Bette, the Ranch, Donnybrook session, 8: to all my friends and family, I Love You....lddie Oddie Odie Yoo H00 148 Seniors Judy Kathleen Dunscomb International Relations Ossim'ng, New York Always asking what we are and never daring to question ourselves on the subject,...we have 0nly...h0n0ur without virtue without wisdom, pleasure witout happiness. Jean Jacques Rousseau Kathleen Kathy Elizabeth Dwan English Cazenovia, New York It is only with the heart that one can see rightly,- what is essential is invisible to the eye. -Antoine De SaintAExupery Pm not even sure what I want, but thafs not the point - ifs that I want it now. -Elvis Costello Seniors 149 Cynthia Diane uThia Earman American Studiesh History Dayton, Ohio Do frivolous things in the most serious manner, and with gayety the things most serious. -Montesquieu One needs only to be old enough in order to be as young as one will. -Henry Adams Books are like rivers that water the whole earth; they are the springs of wisdom. -Nestor Katherine Mary Evans Chemistry Annapolis, Maryland Make believing is the real thing here today and gone tomorrow. -Bryan Ferry Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. To AKB: Hammerjax Hon, Louie's Hemingway, The Big TDX Hello, Heathrow Airport; The Dead, Hey BooBoo face, The Tavern Tornado, 8: the Elevator Eliminator. Nothing to do but Smile, Smile, Smile tDoo-Dat I Love You 150 Seniors Kimberly Anna Fenzel Management Annapolis, Maryland a .3 ? '5 p ? ; : u Cheryl Jane Fitzgerald , Communications Los Angeles, California What do we do? Balance our shadows like oaks in bright sunlight, stretch and tumble as much as we're able, eat up the light and struggle with blindness. AROberta HUI Whiteman You must do the thing you think you Cannot do. -Eleanor Roosevelt Guess what- I did it! Seniors 151 Tamar Fleieshman Political Science Chicago, Illinois Free at last, Free at last, thank God all mighty, I'm free at last. -Mam'n Luther King, jr. Licsa Gail Pong Music Hon olulu, Ha waif 152 Seniors I Mwmth Marcia Jeanne Franz Psychologthance Therapy Long Valley, New jersey The truest expression of a people is in its dances and its music. Bodies never lie. -Agnes De M1116 Goodbye,' said the fox. 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. rAntoine de Saint Exupery Laura Anne Fox Managem ent Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Seniors 153 Lisbeth del Rosario Fuentes Sociologwaeligion West New York, New jersey ...Human beings are not born once and for all on the day their mothers give birth to them, ...life obliges them over and over again to give birth to themselves. -Cabriel Garcia Marquez I have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night Many thanks to all those special people who gave me love and support on this journey. 154 Seniors chocca Greenwood ilbocky Cambrill C 0mm unica ti on Tenafly, New jersey Letis say Iim like a painter who paints flowers. What interests me is the way in which things are treated. But on the other hand, if I were a painter, I would say: HI can only paint something that contains a message? -A1fred Hitchcock You can do it best if it comes From you. -Bn'an Travers Judith Inez Golden Applied Mathematics Linthicum, Maryland I still find each day too short for all the thoughts I want to think, all the walks I want to take, all the books I want to read and all the friends I want to see. John Burroughs Thank You Alexander Graham Bell, Mom, Dad, Jenifer, Justine, and all my friends; Donia: Gotay International Relationsa Political Science Ridgewood, New York In all the world there is no one exactly like me Everything that comes out of me is authentically mine Because I alone Choose it - I own everything about me My body, my feelings, my mouth, my voice, all my actions Whether they be to others or to myself - I own my fantasies, my dreams, my hopes, my fears - I own all my triumphs and sucesses, all my failures and mistakes , Because I own all of me,... -Virginia Satir I venture that patriotism is not a short and frenzied outburst of emotion but rather the tranquil and steady dedication of a lifetime. -Ad1ai E. Stevenson Seniors 155 Marissa Ocampo Gray Chemistry Princeton function, New jersey Both virtue and art are always concerned with what is harder, for success is better when it is hard to achieve -An'stot1e Tina Anne Gray Managem ent Annapolis, Maryland I have far to go in the journey to my dreams, yet am fortunate to have a loving partner to travel with me; SNB 296 156 Seniors Gabrielle b. Gabby Harder Sociology Ba th, New York Still-in a way- nobody sees a flower-really- it is so smalI-we haven't the time- and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time. -Ce01'gia OKeeFe Gina Michelle 'Cina-Bclle Hardin Poli tical Scien ce Miami, Florida Live all you can: its a mistake not to. -Henry fames The attraction of knowledge would be small if one did not have to overcome so much shame on the way. -N1'etsche I marvel at how prone my mind is to errors... -Rene Descartes Seniors 157 Deborah Ann Harm English Wr1't1'ng OptionJ Spanish Morgan Hill, California Life is just one damned thing after another -Frank Ward O'Malley This writing business. Pencils and what-not. Over-rated, if you ask me. -A.A Milne, Winnie the Pooh Kiley Lambert Harries C 0mm unica tion 5 13011 tical Scien ce Cumberland Foreside, Maine What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are but tiny matters compared to what lies within us. -Ralph Waldo Emerson 158 Seniors Kriastjn GFBCC Hatch Hi5 tory Kansas City, Missouri Thanks Mom, Dad, Rob, and Tabby!!! Divka Lcah Hawk English WIit1'ng Optionj Baltim ore, Maryland He Uiilld used to say: If I am not for myself, who is For me? When I am for myself only, what am I? -Mishna: Avoth 1:14 Seniors 159 Smooy Beth Herbert Philosophy East Lansing, Michigan Be what you would seem to be-or if yould like it put more simply- ,Never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise: -L e Wis Ca troll Josephine Louise Hinnegan Art His tory Annapolis, Maryland Come, my friends. ,Tis not too late to seek a newer world. Push off, and sitting well in order smite The sounding furrows; for my purpose holds To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western Stars, until I die. -A1fred Lord Tennyson Seniors 160 Nancy Elizabeth Homeann English Gaithersburg, Maryland I have a mind amazed at its own discomposure. -Fay Weldon, adaption from Jane Au5ten Margarot Anne hMog' Imhof Education BayviIIe, New York Whatever the struggle continue the climb it may be only one step to the summit. -Diane Wes flake The family is one of natures masterpieces. -Ce0rge Santayana M,D,8LJ, - You have been my best friends. Your care, love, and support have been a key to my happiness and success. Seniors 161 Hillisa Janoff PhilosophyhPsych 01 ogy Ha verford, Penn sylvania One only understands the things that one tames, said the fox. -Antoine De Saint Exuperyls The Little Prince If someone loves a flower, of which just one single blossom grows in the millions + millions of stars, it is enough to make him happy just to look at the stars. -Antoine De Saint EXuperyE The Little Prince Anne Elizabeth Jodlicka Biology Ca tonsviIIe, Maryland A scientistls life might be interesting socially as well as intellectually. James D. Watson Onels kite will rise on the wind as far as ever one has string to let it go. -D.H. Lawrence 162 Seniors pearl Esther Kaioer International RelationsmHistory Rosenhayn, New jersey If you care, then you will try. If you try, then you Shall succeed. -Pear1 Kaiser My G-d, guard my tongue from evil, and my lips from speaking falsehood. May my soul be silent to those who insult me; be my soul lowly to all as the dust... -Hebrew Scriptures Psalm 60:7 What is theory? A public man is responsible and a responsible man is a slave. -D1'5raeli Jessica Helen Ema Kim Music Lutherville, Maryland I think we created our trouble long long ago. Just to be in it. So far I have found that the secret of life is to yield to everything while actually not yielding at all. Seniors 163 Darlene Marctta Kimber Chemistry Emphasis Biochemistry Burlington, North Carolina The Lord Jesus Christ is my motivation He is behind my smile. Allison c?me HTOOtSiCH Klein Managem ent Medford, New Jersey As the snake sheds its skin, and green becomes crimson, autumn leaves; soon to Fall, we face such change, wonderful and small. We remember what has past And seek beyond our present. Yet, what we cannot see, we still can have. And thus, this is change; so intangible, seemingly insignificant, Yet , so great. -A11ison 5. Klein, October 27, 1988 Thank you Pop and Meems for the most unselfish gift of ally To my family and friends, thank you. All my love. 164 Seniors Leslie Ellen Klein Sociology Oakland, New Jersey Dth be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can mmet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. -Richard Bach You are never given a wish, without also having been given the power to make it come true. -R1'Chard Bach Kristin Mario Koeloski P011 ticaI Scien ce Center Moriches, New York It,s the end of the world as we know it... now for the tricky part. -REMh10,000 Maniacs to my mom and grandmother - thanks for all the love and encouragement. this diploma belongs as much to you as to me. I love you so much. Seniors 165 Laurio Dobocca Kovons Baltim ore, Maryland It is a funny thing, creatinguyou make it, and it becomes your life then one day you want to show it to everyone and you are afraid to show it to anyone, and someone looks at itMand you wonder if they will say yes or no. Yes is what you want of course, it is always very pleasant, yes, but no is what every artist is afraid of. Even a no can be a yes if it is done right. -Gertrude Stein Psychology 166 Seniors Elizabeth Kramer Psych ology Baltim ore, Maryland Obstacles can be turned into steps and opportunities, once these are taken, we can never return to what used to be. The caterpillar is meant to become a butterfly. lt flies with beautiful wings of color and joins the earth to heaven. lt drinks only nectar from the flowers and carries the seeds of love from one flower to another. There is a butterfly inside each one of us. -E1izabeth Kramer Tina Marie Krischbaum Dance Educa tion Elkton, Maryland Karen Elaine Kupka EnglisIMArt History St. Paul, Minnesota The trouble with Western Society today is that there is nothing left worth concealing. Joe Orton Run mad as ofter as you choose, but do not faint. Jane Austen Seniors 167 Karen Laidley International RelationshWomenis Studies South Portland, Maine You were born, and so youire free so happy birthday. -Laurie Anderson I think I kind of look like an academic tragedy. Stacey Herbert Kathleen Kelly LaVina Philosophthanagem en t H unt Valley, MaryIand ...love is the most important thing in the world. It may be important to great thinkers to examine the world, to explain and despise it. But I think it is only important to Love the world, not to despise it, not for us to hate each other, but to be able to regard the world and ourselves and all beings with Love, adviration and respect. -Hermann Hesse Wisdom is not communicable. -Herman Hesse Thus, I listen to the river. 168 Seniors Caroline Warflold Carrie Leppo PsychologymDance Sykesville, Maryland It is wisdom to follow your heart; it is sensible to guide your thoughts, it is essential to balance the two. This is my journey...1 plan to acheive a wonderful organic balance blending the heart, head and true desire into a blossoming alchemy sharing my truth s I am becoming a butterfly. Goucher helped me to develope my linear mind. Dosomary Virginia Lipin Management Ch urch ville, Maryland myou have a right to be here. and whether or not it is Clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should... it is still a beautiful world. -Max Ehrmann Thank you Amber. I could not have done it without your support and the support of my dear friend Mario. Seniors 169 Ann Maria Elizabeth Lopatofsky Econ omits Uniondale, Pennsylvania Don't be afraid to take a big step. You can t cross a chasm in two small jumps. ADa vid Lloyd George The world is a squirrel cage and I enjoy it. -Gene Shalit Damcla Macht Elem en tary Educa tion Baltim ore, Maryland The second time around was even more fun than the first! 170 Seniors Lauren Beth Magidson French Middletown, New York Caroline Ann Mandala Communications Bay Shore, New York There's no use going back to yesterday because I was a different person then. 'Alice in Wonderland Mom, Dad, Pauline and Sallie - Thanks for all your love, support and encouragement. I love you all so much. Seniors 171 Alicia Mark5 Dance TherapyhPsychoIogy OIean, New York The truest expression of a person is in his music and his dance. A body never lies. Sharing a life together is like shaing steps in time - the music is different to each of us, but, oh, how beautiful the dance. Mary Jennifer Martin History BronxviIIe, New York I have put people in a mood a little unusual to them - it has set them on thinking. -Edmund Burke Tacky always marched 1-2-3, 4-2, 3-6-0, 2 U2, 0 How many toes does a fish have? And how many wings on a cow? I wonder. Yup, I wonder. -Tacky the Penguin 172 Seniors Marie Therese Matais Latin American Studies Newport, Rhode Island En boca cerrada no entran moscas. Spanish Proverb Self-approvai is the most necessary, and yet the most hard to come by thing there is. -P011y Bergen Love and thanks to my family and friends. Hasta iuego Coucher! Angie McBricn American Studies Salisbury, Maryland The truth is not important, but what people think is truth. -Ann Stevenson History is everthing! Jean Baker Seniors 173 Angela Enger McCartmay European Studies Russian Emphasiy M R om 6, Georgia Man is born to live and not to prepare to live -Bon's Pasternak To have the sense of creative activity is the great happiness and the great proof of being alive. -Matthew Arnold Lissa Marie Merritt Computer ScienceV Mathematics Great Falls, Virginia Much thanks and love to Mom, Dad, Mark, Kris, Tom, Pencil, Deb, Michelle and Cindy. 174 Seniors Dene LCAnnC Meyers Econ omicshManagem ent Southern Pines, North Carolina The reality of life doesnht always follow the theory, but in the end it all works out anyway. -CCS I believe if we opened our hearts we'd find keys to unlock every door...so stay with me now, the future is ours and we'll be the ones to go on. -Stux Tracey 65. Middlekauf English Hagerstown, Maryland The cut worm forgives the plow. -W1'111'am Blake Seniors 175 Kimberly Kay Miller Political Science U.L.E.I. The best time to listen to a politician is when he's on a stump on a street corner in the rain at night when he,s exhausted. Then he doesdt lie. -Theodore H. White To be is to do Sane To do is to be. -Camus Do be do be Du. -Frank Sinatra Maureen Gwen Moran Dance Therapy Mahopac, New York We are all dancers. We use movement to express ourselves - our hungers, pains, angers, joys, confusions, fears - long before we use words, and we understand the meanings of movements long before we understand those of words. -Frank11'n Stevens 176 Seniors Carol Maria Nakhuda In ternational ReIa tions Baltim ore, Maryland Life is more worth living because of a blackbird's song, a yellow elm tree in October, or some other natural phenomenon which does not cost money or what the editors of literary newspapers call a class angle. -Ceorge Orwell I,ve come a long way - Thanks to everyone, especially Mom and Dad, I couldth have made it without your love and support. I love you! Elaine Marie NiCFCld English Annapolis, Maryland A thought that makes me sometimes hazy - am I, or are the others, crazy? -E1'nstein Everyone's creativity is expressed differently, in photography, in art, in writing, or in ways of just being a person. -unknown Seniors 177 6mcey Nottingham Communications Harrison, New York You will never learn what I am thinking. And those who boast most loudly that they know my thought, to such people I he even more. -H1'tIe.r I love you: Mom, Dad, Hollie, Dean and Leslie. Good Luck: Angela, Cindy, Birgit, Tara and Dena - it can be done! 636mm Williams Milas O'Suhaughncssy English Sparks, Maryland Meet me at the lighthouse and doth be late. -Booth '88 Two-years-in sixkplan. -Anonymous 178 Seniors Damcla Anne Dagano Chemistry tBiochemistry emphasiy Reisterstown, Maryland The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. -Marcus Aurelius When you part from your friend you grieve not, for that which you love most in her may be clearer in her absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer From the plain. -Kah11'1 Gibran Thank you MOM - For your constant love, support, advice, and patience - I love you! Anne 8: Brenda - I,ve cherished these days 8: look forward to a lifetime of friendship. Julio 6tephanie Dapponheimer Comm unications Greenwich, Connecticut Thank you mommy 2;: daddy for your love 8: support in guiding me through these long four years -- I wouldn't have been able to do it without you. I love you always. Success has nothing to do with what you gain in life or accomplish for yourself. It's what you do for others. -Danny Thomas Seniors 179 6hamala Dathy Psych 01 og y Scarsdale, New York There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want; and after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. -L0gan Pea rsaU Smith Mom, Dad, and Vinnie - Thanks for everything! I love you all lots! Jeannine Dorothy-Duth Derrault Mathematics Clay, New York Who by vigor of mind almost divine, the motions and figures of the planets, the paths of comets, and the tides of the seas first demonstrated; -Newton ls Epitaph A Child is a person who cant understand why someone would give away a perfectly good kitten. -Larson 180 Seniors Merle Winifred Dhillipas Historic PreservatiorMArt Sydney, Australia Judith Ann Bechtel Diasseckj American Studies Lutherville, Maryland I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving: To reach the port of heaven , we must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it--but we must sail, and not drift, nor lie at anchor. -OIive1' Wendell Holmes Don't look back. Something may be gaining on you. -Leroy hSatcheD Paige Seniors 181 Deuce Marie Dicskor Russian Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania For a man posessed by a dream, the boundaries of time become considerably blurred. -Vassi1y Aksyonov They should be forced to read in Russian. -Alek5ander Pushkin 182 Seniors Do5cmary Dosario Damirez Managem en MFren ch Guatemala All things excellent are as difficut as they are rare. -Benedict de Spinoza Leslie Marie Day Computer Science Norfolk, Virginia Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. -R.W. Emerson Life is a game that must be played. -E.A. Robinson Thanks Mom 8: Dad, I love you. Eva Cherry Dech Econ om 1' C5 Wes tch es ter, Penn sylvania Seniors 183 Amy Deborah Aimers Deiss Elementary Education Franklin LKS, New Jersey I touch the future, I teach. -Chn'5ta MCAuIiffe Barbara Jane Barbie Dexroad Business S0c1'oI0gy Buckhannon, West Virginia We all stand to be enlightened. What a long strange trip its been...Is it over yet? Cut your loses. 184 Seniors I T Daphne Dobins Art Baltim ore, Maryland have the simplest of tastesul am always satisfied with the best. -Oscar Wilde he excellence of art is intensity in relationship with beauty and truth. John Keats Kelly 6u5annc Rogers Art Gaithersburg, Maryland Art is a step in the known towark the unknown. -Kah1'1 Cibran For the vision of one man lends not its wings to another man -Kahi1 Gibran Seniors 185 Kristin price Dobinson Chemistry McLean, Virginia Herds tae us; wha s like us? Gey few, and they're a deid. Scottish Toast May you live in interesting times. -Ch1'nese curse Tina M. Domcro International Relation5 Latin American Studies Taos, New Mexico If you don't shape up you'll die. -Iz'onweed Miedo a estas visiones Tuve, pero luego Que he mirado a estotras, Mucho mas les tengo. -Ca1der0n 186 Seniors Kimberly Ayn Devansek Psychology johnstown, Pennsylvania I asked of life, What have you to offer me? And the answer came, HWhat have you to give? -Anonym0us I believe that we cannot live better than in seeking to become still better than we are. Socrates Dachcl Lynn Dwkin Comm unica tions Greensboro, North Carolina Happiness comes From the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed. Storm jameson Seniors 187 Margaret Anne $acra C om p u ter Scien cew E con om 1' C5 R u th erGIen, Virginia Sun, rain, curving sky Mountain, oceans, leaf and stone Starshine, moonglow You're all that I can call my own. -Maya Angelou Give us the tools, and we will finish the job. -Win5t0n Churchill Cheryl Lynn $chwartz Managem ent Baltim ore, Maryland There's so many different worlds So many different suns And we have just one world But we live in different ones -Dire Straits Welre fools to make war On our brothers in arms -Dire Straits 188 Seniors Catherine Anne 66ide ArMFrenCh Hagerstown, Maryland Art must reach further than impression or self-revelation. Art, said Alfred Stieghtz, is the affirmation of life. And life, or its eternal evidence, is everywhere. -AnseI Adams This then is life, Here is what has come to the surface after so many throes and convulsions How curious! How real! Underfoot the divine soil, overhead the sun. -Wa1t Whitman Yordanos 6mm In tema tional R 61a tions Gaith ersburg, Maryland Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. -R0bert Frost Thanks to my family especially my mom, for your patience and support. You are the best!!! I love you. Seniors 189 April Lynne 6erig International Relations Gaitherburg, Maryland Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile you could miss it. Ferris Bueller MaulDib learned rapidly because his First training was in how to learn. And the first lesson of all was the basic trust that he could learn. 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It is a partership in all science; a partnership in all art; a partnership in every viituey and in all perfection. -Edm und Burke Dina-Athena 6iganos International Relations Timonium, Maryland Happy is he to whomsoever God has given a portion of good things, and to lead a life of plenty with prosperous fortune; for no one of dwellers upon earth is born blessed in all things. -Bacchy11'des To my dearest parents - I greatly appreciate all your love and devotion that you have given me throughout my life. I am honored and proud to be your daughter. I love you. Dimitraki - Se agapo para poli - may our happiness be ever- lasting! -Dina-Athena Siganos-Vakiaros 192 Seniors Leah Frances 69mm Dance Managem ent Man Chester, Connecticut I see dance being used as a means of communication between soul and soul - to express what is too deep, too fine for words. -Ruth St. Denis 6tacy Ann 6mhler Political 5C1 en ce Boston, Massach usetts When you stop loving London, you have stopped loving life. -Samue1 johnson Seniors 193 Katherine Gwynethe cgtauffor Economics Cincinnati, Ohio And I have seen that nothing is better than that a man should be happy in his activities, for that is his lot. For who will bring him to see what will occur after him? -Ecclesiastes 3:22 I have come that they might have life, and might have it abundantly. Jesus Christ 194 Seniors Karen Lynne 6min Psychology RockviIIe, MaryIand Why do we kill people who are killing people To show that killing people is wrong? What a foolish notion, that war is called devotion When the greatest warriors are the ones that stand for peace. -H011y Near WFoolish NotioniQ Our growth doesnlt wither other people around us, it incites others to do the same. It inspires. -Anais Nin ousan Catherine Siam International Relations Baltim ore, Maryland tife is mostly froth 8: bubble, frwo things stand like stone, uKindness in another's trouble, kourage in your own. -Adam L. Gordon Dear Mom, Dad, Stephen: Thank you for your support thru college. I love you all. You're never fully dressed without a smile - Annie Jennifer Jane 6tucbing Music Theory and Composition Baltimore, Maryland All I wanted was a Pepsi. -Su1'c1'da1 Tendencies My goals? 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WI MWW Wm M Htmllm UH HHIIH Aaron, Nancy 99, 136 Abraham, Steve 99 Abrigo, Anna 58, 98 Abshire, Andrea 111 Ackerson, Camilla 58 Adams, Philip 20, 43 Ager, Danielle 58 Ahnert, Kimara 58 Ahrenberg, Michael 20 Alexander, Marianne 3O Alladice, Tova 64 Anderson, Kelly 108 Andrews, Marilyn 20 Apfel, Erin 103, 107 Armstrong, Audra 72, 86 Arthur, Dee Dee 99, 106, 109 Arvans, Mary 52 Auger, Deborah 3O Ausherman, Jim 67 Babcock, Lori 100, 136 Bader, Susan 92 Bahk,SO 11,105 Baker, Jean 30 Baker, Peggy 20 Bakshai, A11 30 Bandel, Barbara 20 Bandfield, Kim 70 Baralt, Glori 54, 103 Barbe, Michelle 137 Bardaglio, Peter 30 Barnard, Dorothy 20 Barrett, Margaret 137 Bauer, Julie 101 Baum, Robert 66, 100, 102 Baum, Sally 30 Baum, Shameem 52 Beall, Laurie 20 Bear, Theodore 34 Beckwith, Terina 64, 100, 138 Behring, Courtnay 57 Beichl, Isabel 3O Belak, Diane 31 Bell, Jamie 67 Bell, Michelle 72, 138 Bellizi, Jennifer 58, 82 Bellone, Amy 57 Bendezu, Leslie 51, 107 Bennett, Betsy 82, 111 Bennett, Jane 30 Benson, Fritzi 20 Beran, Marlene 52, 107 Bergman, Debbie 108 Berkowitz, Barbara 20 Biegen, Elissa 58 Bielawaski, Larry 20 Bigler, Tamara 70 Bills, Derek 106 Bini, Allison 48, 49 Bishop, Meredith 98, 100, 106,108 Bladt, Melanie 109 Blanchard, Fat 20 Blank, Stacey 47, 139 Blaustein, Ellen 20 Blumberg, Susan 66, 98, 101 Bogot, Shira 60 Bogucki, Beata 46, 47, 98 240 Index Boland, Patricia 58, 106 Bolt, Melodie 63, 103, 104 Bond, Chrystelle 31 Bosley, David 20 Boulware, Sheila 47, 110 Bourassa, Mimi 70, 100, 139 Bowes, Lucy 101, 102 Boxill, Andrea 42, 63 Bradford, Jean 31 Bradley, Robert 31 Brandt, Cyndi 57 Bratkowski, Brian 20 Brinkley, Lillie 26, 44 Britton, Sharon 20 Brody, Heather 108, 140 Brune, Mary 20 Brunswick, Halle 6O Buchoff, Barry 31 Bull, Patricia 26, 44 Burdette, Melinda 21 Burgess, Carma 104 Burke, Alison 43, 60, 140 Bums, Carrie 50, 141 Burton, Joan 31 Butkus, Nicole 58 Byers, Tobi-Lyn 52, 100, 101,102,105,111 Cahen, Alison 11 Callaghan, Jane 110 Cammarata, Marisa 54,141 Canada, Katherine 31 Capello, Jessie 63 Casper, Ken 101, 250, 251 Chabala, Julie 52, 109, 111, 142 Chamberlain, John 31 Chaudhri, Asha 42 Chellel, Amy 104 Chen, Christina 47 Chiacchio, Susan 51, 110 Christello, Anna-Marie 54, 103, 107, 142 Chua-Sierra, Clara 108 Cino, Margaret 47 Clarke, Nancy 21 Cleveland, Maryjane 143 Cohen, Helen 21 Cohen, Karen 111 Cohen, Shani 64 Cohen, Vicki 21 Cole, Ruth 100 Coleman, Joy 21, 109, 111 Collier-Adams, Julie 18 Collins, Kirsten 57, 81 Colmore, Heather 100, 102 Conley, Kristin 43, 7O Connolly, Bill 107 Cooper, Mildred 21 Copperman, Amy 42, 58, 98 Corbett, Diane 31, 111 Cordish, Penelope 31 Corn, Allegra 72, 88, 104 Cornelius, Amanda 100 Cowles, Susan 31 Coyne, Denise 42, 86, 104 Crocker, Brenda 8, 42, 46, 47, 103, 105, 143 Crocker, Dianne 144 Crofoot, Caen 64 Cromwell, Diane 21 Cronin, Molly 101, 144 Cross, Charles 23 Crouse, Beth 51, 104, 110 Cugini, Christine 12, 63, 100, 109, 111 Culbertson, Deborah 21 Cunningham, Allison 66, 101 Cunningham, Jill 60, 145 Curtiss, Joanne 8, 145 DlAugustino, Lisa 146 Dahlen, Kirsten 72 Dallas, Sarah 57 Daniels, Jennifer 48, 146 Danz, Maureen 21, 104 Davies, Rachel 64 Davis, Anne 63 Davis, Linda 43, 48, 104, 147 Davis, Sally 72 Day, Karen 147 Delahunty, George 31 Denave, Christopher 14, 66, 67 Dennison, Diane 110 Derrick, Peggy 108 Destefanis, Joe 88 Deyke, Joan 148 Di Fatta, Rosanna 43, 64, 102 Dickinson, Stephanie 111 Dinuble, Mary Beth 63,106 Doering, Susan 31 Dolan, Matt 100, 106 Donaldson, Betsy 43, 58, 111 Dooley, Lois 22 Dooley, Robert 22 Doolittle, Elizabeth 47,103, 104 Dorsey, Rhoda 18, 78 Doudrick, Wendy 148 Drummond, Al 22, 31 Duff, Gerald 18 DuFresne, Wendy 46, 47, 108 Duggan, Ed 22 Dunbar, Brianna 57, 106 Dunscomb, Judy 106, 107, 149 Dureza, Rowena 51 Dwan, Kathleen 88, 149 Earhart, Stuart 82 Earman, Cynthia 150 Easter, Virginia 82, 88 Ebert, Fred 111 Edgerton, Cary 31 Eichelburg, Jim 63, 106, 107 Ellef, Tara 42, 52 Ellin, Carole 22 Ellison, Danielle 70, 86, 108, 110 Emergui, Michelle 66, 98 Engelhardt, Nancy 22 Escalante, Angeli 101, Esposito, Cheri 108 Evans, Katherine 48, 150 Evosevic, Angela 42 Eyler, Vicky 63, 84 109 49, Fabend, Lydia 58 Fait, Nancy 31 Farley, Jackie 43, 81 Feldman, Susan 32, 84, 86 Fensin, Elizabeth 54 Fenzel, Kimberly 111, 151 Ferguson, Katherine 32, 92 Ferris, Michael 107 Fetch, Kristin 111 Ficek, Bill 22 Finegan, John 88 Fischer, Cindy 43, 54, 109 Fisher, Hilda 32 Fisher, Marc 88 Fishpaw, Bonnie 22 Fiske, Josephine 32 Fitzgerald, Cheryl 151 Fitzkee, Kate 43, 105, 108 Fitzpatrick, Tamar 107 Fitzsimmons, Kathy 111 Fleishman, Tamar 152 Fong, Lisa 152 Foose, Susan 22 Forrest, Juliet 32 Fowble, Linda 22 Fox, Laura 108, 153 Frank, Robin 63, 102 Franz, Marcia 50, 153 Fray, Betty 22 Freidenberg, Lori 101 Freiman, Mimi 84 French, Jennifer 15, 70, 109 Fritze, Barbara 19 Fuentes, Lisbeth 43, 66, 154 Fuhr, Stephanie 78, 79 Gaffen, Adam 66, 100 Calantino, Stephanie 51 Calvin, Sue 12, 70, 101, 102, 2.50, 251 Gambrill, Rebecca 64, 154 Gary, Marissa 43 Cause, Nora 72, 101 Gedansky, Jodi 111 Geiger, Allison 64, 81 Celso, Angie 51 Gelso, Mindy 51 Gerald, Melissa 72 Gerstl, Janis 43, 109 Gerzowski, Heidi 72 Gibbs, Esther 32 Gilmore, Rachel 64, 101 Githens, Marianne 4, 32 Glazer, Helen 22 Goldberg, Jonah 100, 104, 107 Golden, Judith 60, 93, 155 Goldman, Patricia 78, 79 Goldsborough, Jean 32, 80, 81 Goldstein, Michelle 99, 104, 110 Goodman, Melissa 47, 101 Gorelick, Risa 47, 100 Gosewehr, Cindy 64, 101 Gotay, Denise 84, 107, 155 Gould, Barbara 32 Gray, Marissa 60, 106, 156 Gray, Tina 156 Greatorex, Scott 23 Greene, Betsy 58, 108 Cropper, Julie 64 Cross, Jessica 47, 110 Crossman, Sarah 63, 102 Crote, Stephanie 23 Grover, Kim 70 Cuiry, Suzanne 10, 46, 47, 99, 108, 252 Haberman, Helen 32 Hahn, Stepen S. 26, 44 Haile, Edmund F1 78 Haimoff, Lori 52, 105 Hall Lewis, Robert 34 Hall, Thomas 32, 100 Halpin, Brandi 11, 54, 82 Hamel-Schwulst, Mary 32 Hamid, Mehrunissa 58,99, 102 Hamilton, Lynda 23 Hannahs, Julie 23 Harder, Gabrielle 157 Hardin, Gina 60, 157 Harrell, Jolene 47, 81, 110 Harris, Deborah 104, 111, 158 Harris, Kiley 158 Harris, Lydia 33 Harris, Renee 63, 99 Harvey, David 23 Haselman, Sandi 42, 99 Haskett, Janeen 63, 106 Hatch, Kristin 55, 159 Hawk, Rivka 159 Hayden, Tim 23 Hayes, Kathy 48 Healy, David 19 Hearn, Jennifer 60 Hebb, Sybil 23 Hedges, William 33 Herbert, Stacey 160 Hickman, Amy 102 Higgins, Geri-Ann 102 Hinnegan, Josephine 50, 100,101,160 Hobbie, Megan 11, 54, 100, 105,109 Hoffman, Erika 81 Hoffmann, Nancy 57, 161 Holden, Peggy 23 Holland, Melissa 78 Honick, Amalia 33, 107 Hopper, Suzie 102 Horn, David 33 Hornish, Stephen 33 Horowitz, Stacey 111 Hottenrott, Birgit 54, 99, 101,107,250,251 Houseman, Barton 33 Howe, Jamen 57 Howley, Janna 12, 70, 111 Hubbard, Betsy 106, 107 Hurst, Fern Karesh 78 Hyman, Rebecca 48, 103 Imhof, Meg 43, 80, 81, 86, 109,161 Ireland, Krista 47, 103, 104 Ix, Mary 58, 98 Jack, Danielle 52, 103, 111 Jacobs, Katherine 33 Jacoby, Janet 23 Jaffe, Orin 99 James, Sara 106 Janoff, Hillisa 60, 162 Jayne, Lauren 111 Jedlicka, Anne Elizabeth 26,44,162 Jeffrey, Julie 23 Johnson, Elizabeth 12, 43, 82 Johnson, Kristina 101 Johnson, Trenace 110 Johnson, William 33 Jones, Kendra 15, 70, 103 Jones, Wende 51 Jordan, Melanie 23 Josephson, Sarah 70, 102 Judge, Leslie 72, 110 Kaiser, Pearl 8, 100, 107, 163 Kaiser, William 33, 78 Kalis, Kristin 70, 103, 108, 111 Kallio, Renee 106, 108 Kammeuller, Jennifer 42, 84,86 Kaplan, Laurelynn 33 Karp, Ben 66, 110 Katz, Andrew 99 Katz, Rena 64 Kauffman, Magen 52 Kaufman, Jac 78 Kaufman, Margot 58, 98, 103 Keene, Darlene 43, 110 Kenney, Courtney 48 Kenney, Meridith 111 Kent, Kathie 64, 107, 109 Kerker, Elisa 6O Khieu, Sachara 63 Khodadoust, Maryam 70 Kim, Jessica 163 Kimber, Darlene 50, 110, 164 Kimmel, Rachel 108 King, Chaia 64 Kirschbaum, Reyna 42, 70 Kizhner, Helen 72, 110 Klein, Allison 164 Klein, Leslie 111, 165 Klusman, Katherine 64 Knepper, Brad 63 Knox, Heather 64 Kolligger, Andy 68, 69 Koppelman, Elaine 34 Koskinen, Kirsten 70, 103 Kosloski, Kristin 165 Kovens, Laurie 166 Kovner, Davida 34 Kramer, Elizabeth 166 Krischbaum, Tina 50, 167 Kuhn, Eleonore 48, 49 Kupka, Karen 167 Kussmaul, Kim 66, 67, 84, 101 Kyle, Dawn 42, 72 Laidley, Karyn 168 LaMay, Thomasin 26, 44 Lancaster, Kent 37 Lancaster, Talley 84, 109, 111 Lano, Ann 24 Lantz, Louise 33 LaPenna, Michelle 64 Lardizabal, Lisa 54, 84 Lastra, Kristen 52, 88, 106 LaVina, Kathleen 168 Leadbetter, Jared 88, 104, 108 Leanos, Henriette 34 Lee, Andrea 101, 111 Lee, Julie 57 Leedy, Marianne 19, 109 Lehigh, Candice 81, 109 Leleng, T0 36 Lentulay, Rudy 34 Leppo, Caroline 169 Lev, Yvonne 26, 44 Lewallen, Dawn 47, 104, 109 Lewand, Robert 34 Lewis, Tracy 70, 106 Lipin, Amber 104 Lipin, Rosemary 169 Lopata, Cindy 88 Lopatofsky, Ann 170 Index 244 Lopez, Raquel 60 Lowry, Leslie 63 Lucas, Kim 108 Lyons, Olivia 57 Macaione, Dina 58 MacArthur, Leslie 72 MacBride, Abby 52 Machala, Ri 54, 106, 108 Macht, Pamela 170 Maclntyre, Richard 24 Macpherson, Julia 58, 108 Madahar, Santosh 57, 107 Madden, Mary 66, 106 Madison, Kirsten 67, 106 Magee, Crystal 100 Magidson, Lauren 171 Magnuson, Nancy L. 26, 37,44 Maiers, Amy 58, 108 Mandala, Caroline 51, 171 Mandanas, Owen 81 Mann, Bill 66, 67 Manry, Allison 52 Marciano, Jim 88 Marcus, Heather 106 Mari, Kim 58 Marine, Roderick 109 Marks, Alicia 50, 101, 172 Marks, Julie 58 Marocco, Monica 52, 105 Marshall, Valerie 58 Martin, Mary Jennifer 70, 111,172 Matais, Teri 43, 100, 101, 120 Mathews, Kathleen 54, 81 Mathews, Mary 24 Mathewson, Jessica 110 Mauk, Fred 34 Mauler, Lisa 48, 84 Maxwell, Lynne 100 Mazziott, Kathy 51 McCarthy, Melissa 63 McCartney, Enger 9, 63, 106 McChord, Susan 58 McCollum, Carolyn 57 McCollum, Vashti 67, 99 McCracken, Ed 24 McKinney, Deborah 110 McKinzie, Cindy 52 McLaren, Morgan 99 McWeeney, Shannon 58 Meacham, Margaret 24 Meana, Rick 86, 111 Mears, Io DeGraw 26, 44 Mellot, Kerri 103, 104, 107 Menger, Jennifer 98 Michaud, Cassandra 12, 42, 63, 81 Miller, Kim 104 Miller, Stacie 110 Miller, Vanessa 58 Millman, Harleen 24 Mills, Carol 34 Minkin, Toba 58, 98 Mitchell, David 100 Mitchell, Elizabeth 88, 105, 109 Mitchell, Lauren 102 Mittelholzer, Michael 107 Modrak, Rachel 43 Monheit, Jon 88 Moore, Amanda 60 Moore, Christy 70, 111 Morales, Carolyn 64 Moran, Maureen 50, 93 Morris, Rich 34, 88 Morrison, Joan 34 Morton, Joseph 34 Muhlenfeld, Allison 111 Murms, Kay 34 Murphy, John 63 Musser, Fred 35 Muuss, Rolf 35 Myers, Jeffery 35, 99 Nair, Regina 24 Nakhuda, Carol 107 Neal, Mikio 108 Nelson, Jen 70 Netzer, Giora 100 Nichols, Claudia 52, 101, 111 Niefeld, Elaine 109 Niven, Vicki 57 O'Hara, Lynn 51 Ocampo, Maria 58, 105 Ogden, Jen 52 Oh, Esther 70 Olaciregui, Ana 7O Oldham, Laura 47, 99 Olds, Willie 66, 67 Orkin, Jackie 64 Over, Ben 63 Overfield, Janey 54 Owczarski, Chris 58, 108 Pagano, Pam 8, 43, 46, 47, 100, 105, 108 Pagliaro, Susanna 101 Palumbo, Karen 24 Pappenheimer, Julie 58, 98 Park, Jane 103 Parker, Brooks 84 Parker, Candace 72, 110 Parks, Kim 100, 101, 109 Parsons, Sheila 26, 44 Paskett, Nona 24 Pathy, Shamala 42, 72 Paul, Danny 102 Pearlman, Ruth 58, 81, 88, 109 Peckerhead 70 Perez-Delboy, Annette 42, 52 Peroutka, Shirley 35 Perrault, Jeannine 54 Perri, Michele 70 Perry, Faye 24 Perry, Janie 101, 102 Perry, Katharine 81, 109 Petro, Rich 66, 67 Pfeifer, Kim 60 Phair, Judith 19 Platter, Dave 107 Pogell, Sarah 54 Poling, Wesley 19 Popky, Jennifer 54, 106 Porter, Joelle 60, 104 Portugal, Karen 58, 98 Posner, Stefanie 64 Poulin, Dan 66 Poulson, Norman 24 Pringle, Richard 35 Psarakis, Susan 66 Queen, Tracy 63, 110 Radzom, Kerri 52, 106 Ramirez, Rosemary 54 Rathblott, Ruth 58, 105 Rawat, Alok 66, 103, 108 Ray, Leslie 8, 42, 46, 47, 81, 109 Read, Emma 70 Rech, Eva 109 Redington, Denise 58 Reid, Sarah 57, 110 Reidy, Alexandra 72 Reiss, Kathryn 88 Reitz, Jen 54 Renner, Amy 57 Resnick, Alisa 48 Rich, Bill 24 Riggs, Contessa 100, 107 Rigol, Sergio 35 Ripken Jr., Cal 70 Robertson, Heather 47, 108 Robinson, Kristin 48, 98 Robinson, Robbie 25 Rogers, Kelly 104 Rose, John 35 Rosenberg, Laurie 48 Rosenthal, Ileane 35 Roswell, Barbara 35 Rotenberg, Melissa 107 Rotkin, Joanna 46, 47 Rovansek, Kim 43 Rowland, Demetrius 110 Rush, Tina 12, 70 Ryan, Julia 46, 47, 108 Rynn, Brenda 48 Rynn, Rosealeen 48 Sanders, Arnold 37 Santiago, Liza 54 246 Index Satterfield, Lynn 25 Savage, Mary 58, 108 Sawyer, Jennifer 15,72,104 Schade, Dorthey 43 Schelz, Emily 57 Schmeidler, Debra 57 Schmidt, Jennifer 64 Schmidt, Sarah 101 Schoen, Jennifer 52, 104 Schuman, Jean 25 Schwab, Alissa 52 Schwartz, Cheryl 108 Scranton, Becca 10, 42, 54, 103,107 Seedorff, Kris 48 Seibert, Cathy 48 Seium, Yordi 60, 101, 107 Seraydarian, Elise 25 Serig, April 47 Sharp, Dawn 102 Sheets, Kristin 60, 105 Sheldon, Raquel 63 Shell, Emily 108 Shenker, Phillip 66 Sherwin, Debra 35 Shin, Sue 48 Shock, Melanie 66 Sichko, Kristin 54 Siddons, Sabrina 57 Siganos, Dina 8, 51, 109 Simanis, Ann 58 Simon-Curry, Alice 111 Simon-Curry, Michael 36, 111 Simon-Curry, Zachary 111 Simons, Barbara Ann 26, 44 Singer, Eric 36 Skinner, Elise 57 Slaybaugh, Brooks 99, 104, 106 Sleight, Jeannette 60 Slusher, Katy 103, 107 Slusher, Nicole 47 Smee, John 106 Smith, Eric 88 Smith, Jennifer 54, 103 Smith, Leah 50, 92 Smith, Patty 52 Smith, Paul 66, 67 Soderburg, Jon 107 Soto, Alfredo 63, 109 Southey, Cynthia 58 Spencer, Susan 42, 60 Spooner, Erika 52 Spross, Sarah 58 Staggs, Christina 111 Stahler, Stacy 64, 99, 100, 120 Stark, Arlynne 36 Starr, Lara 66, 84 Stein, Karen 108 Steinert, Anne 70, 104 Stem, Barbara 98 Stem, Susan 107 Stevens, Lee 25 Stone, Lysa 106 Stowers, Sharon 82, 88 Stralow, Wendy 43, 57, 111 Street, Erin 48 Stritch, Kim 111 Suddhimondala, Charlene 51,110 Sullivan, Kathleen 105 Sullivan, Lindsay 48, 84 Sullivan, Liz 102 Susserman, David 66, 67, 106 Swaby, Julie 64 Swain, Stacey 57, 101 Swenson, Jennifer 63, 106 Synan, Anne 8, 46, 47, 105 Tabak, Sharon 100, 108 Takushima, Sakae 52 Tamny, Gilmore 100, 101 Tanz, Sarah 58, 98 Thing 34 Thompson, Wendy 81 Thormann, Wolgang 5, 36 Thumper 48 Thupvong, Tara 42, 48 Titchenell, Lisa 58 Tobias, Jill 54, 98, 108 Tolley, Debbie 51, 110 Tornquist, Stefan 88 Towle, Amy 66 Tramontana, Alice 26, 44 Trevorrow, Tara 57 Tsvetkov, Olya 36 Tuchinsky, Becky 48 Tutinas, Bernadette 36 Tuttle, Wendy 54, 103 Ea Unger, Theodore 36 Unger, Tonya 51, 110 1r? Vaishnav, Rajal 105, 111 Vaughan, Sarah 63 Velder, Eli 36 Venegas, Enrique 36 Verdis, Patricia 26, 44 Vestevich, Kathy 15, 46, 47, 103,105 Vigneau, Jodi 70 311151 Wagner, Kelly 102 Wagner, Nancy 25 Wagner, Sarah 64 Walker, Lewis 36 Wall, Debra 25, 43 Waller, Ben 109, 120 Waller, Martha 43, 52 Wallison, Ethan 63 Wang, Joan 25 Warren, Dena 100, 111 Waskow, Lonny 43, 109 Watkins, Denise 70, 100 Wavrik, Jayin 12, 70, 103, 107, 111 Way, Anne 43, 107 Weaver, Andy 68, 69 Weaver, Michael 63, 105, 106 Webb, Teresa 72, 101, 102, 104, 111 Weinberg, Rachel 43, 106 Weingarten, Betsy 78 Weisbart, Cathy 80, 81, 109 Wesley, Kate 47, 101 Whall, Maggie 25 White, Fred 36 Whitlock, Karen 60 Wilcox, Phyllis 25 Wildberger, Kathy 36, 92 Wilhelm, Jean 36 Willgeroot, Jen 82, 86 Wilson, Clint 63, 106 Wilson, Jenni 46, 47, 81, 88, 98 Winans, Susan 100 Wofford, Danita 110 Wolf, Nina 72 Wolfe, Joslyn 100 W011, Dena 52 Wong, Kim 67 Woods, Jen 100, 110 Woods, Kim 47 Woodworth, Judith 25 Woolley, Rebecca 54, 100, 109 Worteck, Ed 37 Wright, Carter 12, 42, 43, 109 Wright, Geoffrey 37 Wright, Wende 43, 70 Yankovich, Charles 37 248 Index Yarington, Barbara 48, 49 Yasinow, Robin 101 Yurchuck, Lauren 60, 106 Zartler, Teddy 66 Zelley, Laura 51 Zhang, Dan 109 Zheuylin, Carol 25 Zimmer, Steve 101, 107 Zuckerberg, Dina 54, 110 Zumbrun, Josh 68, 111 Zumbrun, Keith 68 Zumbrun, Kendall 68, 111 Zumbrun, Patte 68, 111 4 9 1989 Donnybrook Fair Staff Suzanne Guiry Business Manager Caen Crofoot House Editor Birgit Hottenrott Editor-in-Chief Ken Casper Assistant Editor Sue Galvin Pb otograph y Editor Sarah Schmidt Administrative Secretary Yordi Seium Co-Sem'or Editor Advertisement Staff: Susan Blumberg Allison Cunningham Denise Watkins Copy Staff: Suzanne Lai Becca Scranton Susan Spencer Wendy Tuttle Photograph y Staff: Melanie Bladt Cyndi Brandt Allison Cunningham Angeli Escalante Tammy Fitzpatrick Megan Hobbie Elise Le Blanc Christy Moore Daphne Robins Barbara Stem Andy Weaver Laura Oldham Artist-in -Residence Gina Hardin Co-Sem'or Editor Closing 249 There you have it, Donnybrook Fair 1989, with its last all female class ever! Congratulations Seniors! Good Luck to you all. Now all thatIs left is to clean up the office, take down the TAB, security, and anxiety closet posters, and wait until May to see the final product. As you leaf through the pages we ask you remember a very limited tas usuall staff put together a book that contains a great number of the cam- pus population. We did the best we could, giving up Pearlstone parties, October Break, and endless nights waiting in vain for clubs, creating a book that remembers for you. Its been hard work but there have been fun times. The QI is a great neighbor. Just like us, Pearl and Mer- edith had awful deadlines and on those nights Ken's boom box would blast through Pearlstone. To you we say Spend a buck on your own memo board penl', At the beginning of the year I was a basket case. I knew little or nothing about yearbook design. I admit that. But two very dear individuals pulled me through. Ken Casper and Sue Gal- vin to you I owe much. You bore with my freaking sessions and my tinfre- quentlyll Faithl' tape with good hu- mor and patience. New posters or warnings around the office always lifted Spirits. Literally, I could never have done it without you. Sarah Schmidt, a freshman, was volunteered for secretary. She stuffed, wrote memos and receipts like a charm. Ingrid Casta designed the me novative tfor Coucherl layouts for the administration and faculty. Caen Cro- foot came to the wrong meeting and wound up heading up the house sec- tion, Chasing house repls with the clock ticking. Allison Cunningham and Susan Blumberg succeeded in selling out the ad section. A tremenr dous accomplishment! Suzanne Guiry and Laura Oldham, our Baconites, kept beautiful books and drew the wonderful dividers, respectively All in all a small and to boot strongy loyal The Humours 0f Donnybrook Fair staff! I appreciate the support and advice Dean ColliexeAdams gave in those dark early days when all seemed to collapse but was actually getting strong. I thank my dearest friends at the Blackstone, Leslie and Stacey. Had it not been for the two of you listening to my griping, bitching, complaining and delt with my anxiety attacks by offering Chinese food and nights away from the campus my sanity would have dissapated. To my parents I give this, a daughe ter who learned to deal and grow up in many ways. Mutti and Bob Illl always Pay Attention To Details. Papa and Janice can we go sailing.7 I need some peace and quiet. ABER KEINER VON DEN CROS- SEN LEUTEN WIRD JEMALS VERV STEHN, DASS DAS EINE SO GROSSE BEDEUTUNG HAT! -die Saint-Exupery Birgit Hottenrott mnuqu . dlf M'l to NM, w 3MB? dxc 3,547lh x . -' K um Wm AM A JWLH yon, And NC lH - ' I nx I WUX Trausvtsmn Va 9 K 1 x t gmmlk' R0505 ,m WMHK Jam now . w yN hgg uL Ken eyes a position on the Soviet Baseball squad! Suzanne The Laura The Artigt! Business Manager! Sarah The Senetary! Another day of some serious work at the office? SUE, Photo Editor at LARGE! WE DID I T!!! Yes, the part of the book that tells you all the strange statistics you woulant know what to do with, even in a trivia game. Here we go . .. This year's theme was basic, sim- ple and if you didn't get by now take a look at the cover. Yes, its the actual Donnybrook Fair of medieval days. Furthermore, we actually got 750 copies printed of this years edition. Thus we actually compensated for the larger student body before the book was done and printed. Amaz- ing, huh? To continue the stat's . . . The senior portraits and house pictures were taken by Varden Stu- dios in New York. The book size is 8 V2 by 11', and the paper is Glossy $f80 191. I have no idea what the last number means except the paper will be shiny and show off the color pages. The Parch- matte 303 endsheets were chosen by Sue Galvin, Ken Casper and I for two reasons: 1. We liked it 2. It fit in C OLLOPH ON with the theme of the olden days. The cover and title were done by Josten's in-house artist Rick. He did a fantastic job with both Jestors al- lowing us to do something Donny- brook had never seen before. The final cover is lithgraphed and con- tains High Glossy LT478 Hit To pro- tect the cover you might note the lamination done by Jostens for a nominal fee. Colors! All right, I thought I was done with the techy stuff . . . The spot gold used in the introduction and on two dividers was number 874. In addition, we had a total of 32 color pages that is also known as four multiples or two signatures. To conlude there are some changes unnoticeable within the book. We have changed publishers and are now with Jostens. Wasting no time we also got a new represen- tative during the middle of the year. Doug Dixon, for all we know, be- came a professional racquetball player and we welcomed David OIBrien. David and Janice Bigelowy our plant representative, have both been extremely patient with us as some interesting problems came up. We acquired a software package on which we wrote, edited and chopped copy supplied by a small variation of sources. We also deter- mined computers and their software are not indestructible or closed to sabotage by you know who? At minimal cost, Sue whipped the darkroom into shape in the face of ever threatening dangers within the anxiety closet. For the first time in many years the darkroom has been used for its designated purpose. Fi- nally, this 252 page book will cost less than the new Gym, less than our four year stint at Goucher, less than some Goucher students, ward- robes. The magic figures is about $23,000.