Donnybrook Fair 1942 - Goucher College

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FORUM CLUB
METHODIST CLUB
H. Foss, F. Drafts, E. O'Conner, H . Rausch, C.
Heinz, M. Hazard , M. Clement, G. Hess, J. Martin,
f. Hussey, D . \ Vorthington, J. Lewis, B. McCleocl,
A. Eggers, E. Brown, F. Allen, L. McVaugh.
ONE PLACE for student expression is at the bi-monthly meetings of the
Goucher Forum. Here international, national, and local problems, as well
as current trends in all three fields are discussed under the supervision of
competent authorities. Among these leaders there have been two members
of the Goucher faculty, Dr. Bussey and Mrs. Reynolds, who pointed out
the pros and cons of neutrality. At a second meeting Captain Tage
Ellinger told of his adventures on the Norwegian war-front. Later on
Dr. Henry Sigerist of the J olms Hopkins Medical School discussed the
controversial subject of socialized medicine. And from the University of
Virginia the debating team came for a spirited argument on peace plans.
The officers are Lorraine Paley, president; Evelyn Spiegel, program
chairman; Audrith Arnold, membership chairman; Ursula Benedict,
publicity chairman; and Helen Townsend, secretary-treasurer.
METHODIST CLUB
KAPPA PHI is a national club for Methodist girls which has chapters in
twenty-five different colleges. These are bound together by a national
council of grand officers. Every other year the various chapters meet for
a grand council held in some significant place. The general aim of the
club is "Every Methodist woman in the university world today, a leader
in the church of tomorrow."
The girls at Goucher are working towards this high ideal at the
supper meetings held every other Thursday. For these meetings the
members prepare a short program which may be religious, musical, ritualistic,
or social. Both fraternity and independent girls are welcome.
The present officers of the Methodist Club are Janice Martin, president;
Georgena Hess, vice-president; and Irene Hussey, program chairman.