Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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I 5 ..-i ., In g ,,,,: Qflfg 2 07flf67lf5 PART ONE NEMACOLIN PERSONALITIES 'Being a Presentation in picture and hype of those personalities whose activities and qforts at Frosthurg State Teachers College form the series of events which are recorded in part two. PART TWO F ROSTBURG TRADITION S Recording those traditional events and activi- ties, together with others not so traditionah that conzhine to make the year at Frosthurg a lbulsatinglberiod of vigorous qfort and joyous achievement. X l qi,

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W' W ITH this issue NEMACOLIN gives you Volume 4. As you might have anticipated, we are a bit askew from the conservatism of our worthy predeces- sors. In being so bold as to assume you like the sugges- tion of, shall we say, modern given you by Esquire, it has been our plan to swing forward with NEMACO- LIN of 1938 into the realm of informality. NEMACO- LIN has endeavored to record for you the high spots of our college campus in a manner most familiar and vivid to you. Guffy, the inspiration of our efforts, has offered his worm,s-eye view of the college setup Cor upsetj. This google-eyed mass of wood sees things as they possi- bly have never been seen before. He has a definite knack for reviving the newsy news that we desire to preserve. Guffy is a quiet person, all eyes and ears. His photographic mind has helped us bring to you these be- loved scenes and faces, his phonographic mind, their personalities. We offer you the immortal Guffy, whose services are at your disposal to guide you through this volume, endeavoring to challenge your interests in the personalities and traditions of Frostburg State Teachers College. Considering it most effective, we introduce the personalities of our college in the role of faculty, or stu- dents with a taint of the color beneath the surface. It is the belief of those who live behind the throne that there must be something beyond the cover of the book. Therefore, we present the figures of the campus in a more personal and human aspect for your approval. We believe that by the efforts and activities of those person- alities, traditions are born and established. Part 2 of Volume 4 presents thus these traditions as immortal memories of the experiences so vital to each and everyone of us. We present to you NEMACOLIN, VOLUME 4-1938 ..... P esent ,:::. ' ff X 'f'e,:5.E N XN XXX? as is Q xi 15,-1 XX

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