University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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First photograph eter taken from the Chapel steeple shows panorama of mid-campus in late afternoon sun. PHOTO BY BUD ANDREWS Published by the Undergraduate Student Body of the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, College Park ROGER KEITH editor in chief BUD ANDREWS chief phofographer JERRY JEWLER assistanf editor and layout director TOM MORGAN business manager

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EDITOR The Campus ACADEMIC Administration Colleges Research 22 Becky Fraley 66 68 Elsa Carlson 79 Carol Plumhoff 97 Marian Fischer ACTIVITIES 100 Campus Govt. 102 Publications 1 1 1 Drama 127 M Music 141 Military 147 Honoraries 153 Organizations 171 g Religion 195 ATHLETICS 204 Football 211 Winter Sports 227 Spring Sports 243 RESIDENCES 256 Men ' s Dorms 258 Women ' s Dorms 273 Sororities 283 Fraternities 303 Tom Nichols Corinne FoDore Beth Mezey Janet Wolfe Gary Schreiner Janice Funk Phyllis Turner Shelby Davis Joe Crown Bob VanEss Johanna Martin Claire Wolford Carl Irwin SENIORS 332 Pat Hartgroves Epilogue 369 Index 377 Kay Simmons ASSOCIATE EDITORS Jane Eble and Pat Callahan PHOTOGRAPHERS Vic Holm, Bill Long, Bob Lapham, Bob Wilson, Bob Grant, Carl Bucks CIRCULATION Chuck Knight FACULTY ADVISER Robert G. Carey STAFF: Glory S one, Read Madary, Arlys R»Hx, Beverly May, Bob Dalzell, Joan Hellman, Aniw Cannon, Anne Lydon, Vicky Clark, Ellen Shawe, Pat Crou, Jackie Ead$. Thii Uniti-d Nations sought to solve the Suez crisis, Hungarians fought for freedom, and Americans reelected their 66-year-old President. At College Park 1956-57 was a year of anniversaries: 1 5()th birthday of the Medical School ... first year of a new century for College Park . . . the end of a decade for the globe-spanning College of Special and Continuation Studies. Sixty years ago the Reveille, Maryland ' s first yearbook, made its appearance . . . fifty years ago Universit) ' Orchestra was formed . . . forty years ago the first coeds were admitted at College Park. Some of these anniversaries received recognition, others went unnoticed. For the most part, the University this year honored its past by building its future. The emphasis was on new methods, new buildings, new ideas, for the new is Maryland ' s oldest tradition. PHYSICAL PROGRESS ul Inivcrsity is soundtd out by carpenter at work on Administration Annex.