Donnybrook Fair 1942 - Goucher College

M . Andre Liotaid, former French minister to Turkey, spoke in February.
The officers of Le Cerde Francais are: Mary Elizabeth Baker, president;
Margaret Gardiner, vice-president; Irene Ephrussi, secretary; and
Marthajane Kennedy, treasurer.
CLASSICAL CLUB
THE PURPOSE of the Classical Club is to provide an opportunity for
those who are interested to discuss subjects connected with the classics.
The club gives these students a chance to get acquainted with the classics
by other means than those provided by the courses in college. There
have been several meetings this year at which the members enjoyed refreshments
and played some Latin games. There have also been plans made
to organize a Roman Banquet later in the term.
The officers of the Classical Club are Joan Chesney, president;
Janice Martin, secretary; Helen Cohen, vice-president; Irene Hussey,
treasurer.
SCIENCE CLUB
THE SCIENCE CLUB is an organization in which all science majors are
members. It thus provides the student with an opportunity to broaden
her scientific outlook, learning of fields other than her own. The club
conducts three or four meetings a year, at least one of which is reserved
for student participation, and it sponsors a contest for seniors. Among
the speakers this year have been Dr. Justina Hill, Dr. Bentley Glass, and
Dr. Manfred Guttmacher.
The officers are Mitsu Tashiro, president; Annette Rowe, secretarytreasurer;
and Harriet Burns and Charlotte Anderson, publicity chairmen.
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
THE early meetings of the Psychology Club this year were given over to
discussions of the role played by psychology in the present world situation.
Later programs featured as speakers alumnae who are working in various
fields of psychology. At the invitation of Dorothy Cort Leonhardt, the
club observed the perception experiments at the \ iVilmer Clinic, Johns
Hopkins Hospital. The year closed with a party for the incoming majors.
The officers of the Psychology Club are Jacqueline Jenkins, president;
Helen Harrison, vice-president and treasurer; Carey Jennings, secretary;
and Anita Kanner, publicity chairman.
PHYSIOLOGY CLUB
THE PHYSIOLOGY CLUB is composed of twenty junior and senior majors in
the Department of Physiology and Hygiene. Notable among the activities
of the Y.ear were a tea held at Dr. King's home, the showing of physiological
films from the Maryland Academy of Sciences, and the annual
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