Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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mentary School, has made something dazzling out of it. Believe it or not, we can remember the time when it was the training school. But now We must say it is one of the best places on the campus. The library on the third floor is very popular. The special attractions are Miss Hough and Miss Comer. You may want to know how many stars in the heavens or the newest method for teaching arithmeticg the librarians never disappoint. In their enthusiasm, artists are happy. Go to the art room and you can begin the patter of the studios right there with the pic- tures in front of you. It is here that our most gracious Miss Gray directs the work of creative art. The dominating person- ality of the dormitory is that of Mrs. Wasson, the efficient die- tician and manager of the buildings. The Dean of Women at M. Matteson M. Hamrick G. McClellan H. Trezise L. Shaffer E. Wasson I. Condry A. Brady N. Wade M. Tighe U31

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L.-' one of the college's newer and Hner personalities, writes excel- lent poetry and has a flair for journalism. Nearby is the bul- wark of exclusive reticence, Miss Holtzhauser, who coaches charming acrobats and dauntless athletes. The gymnasium of- fers a full revue of stunts and dances. We boast Miss Holtz- hauser and her excellent basketball team. If one is fortunate, one can get into a very famous place on the campus, the music room. This department is in charge of a noble baritone, Mr. Matteson, who is miles ahead of old stuff and who can manage a room full of exotic Sopranos and temperamental tenors. The W. Trezise I. Diehl College presents Mrs. Matteson who IS an accomplished pianist and who is well known for the generous use of her talents. The ever popular Miss Shaffer continues to entertain the students with her brilliant lectures in the history class. Room I is always the smart place for intellectual discussions. The great Dr. Tre- zise reluctantly relinquishes his view of the stars to come down to earth and pose for us. The distinguished gentleman will eventually tell of his startling experiences with the athletic group. Our psychologist, Dr. Hamrick, is another of those moderate, pleasant, folk, whose personality is enhanced by the proper air of distinguished reserve. We know of no other place in the College where one can get such wholesome advice so gen- erously administered. Mr. Wade, in charge of the College Ele- R. Casey A. Comer R. Dalghren H. Hough M. Jones M. LaFar -- --- ., W 4, A .. L121

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Neath a blanket of snow Through these portals the mission of learning S. T. C. needs no introduction to the College personnel. She is the gracious, charming Mrs. Trezise. A very special part of State Teachers College is the College Elementary School. No- Where on the campus can be found more Vivacious and charm- ing personalities. Miss Casey, director of the Day Students Council, is the able third grade teacherg Miss Dahlgren and Miss La Far are advisors to the Little Theater. Miss Condry has the difficult task of training the tots Who are entering school for the first time and Miss Jones, no less competent, continues the Work in the second grade. Miss Brady, the conscientious sixth grade teacher, unravels the mysteries of primary and intermediate arithmetic to college juniors.