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Dx ,Cucilv ab' Hlay Like a yellow leaf in autumn, which by weakness may gently fall by the wayside, or be whisked suddenly out of its life's work by the blast of a strong, cruel wind-so fell this gentle woman. Her work is 11ot finished. The opportunity of prodding, stirring and feeding the hungry minds of the young growing personality is never finished. She is inactive now, but her work goes on--a word dropped here, an idea planted there, takes root and thrives. Her gentleness was niatched only by l1er bravery. During the last several years, her health presented an almost insurmountable prob- lem, yet she carried on. ' Dr. Clay came to Frostburg State College under my adminis- tration. During n1y seven years of active association with her, ,she walked the paths of a Christian and in deep devotion plied her- self to l1C1' teaching career. I found her to be an excellent instructor, an ideal associate of unquestionable loyalty and a true friend. Her sudden demise was a keen, personal loss to me. The oldest among us as well as 11er contemporaries are chilled at heart and grope for words to ezipress our loss and dismay at her passing, a11d the students will exhibit the emotions that depict their realization that they have traveled with and have been blessed by the touch of this unique instructor. Her surviving children, a son and a daughter, can hold their heads high, 1'ClIl6llllJCI'lI1g her integrity, her steadfastness of purpose, her repulsion of false doctrine, her great unselfish love toward them, a11d the high regard l1er students and college associates hold for her. May her reward be worthy of her life! Lillian C. Compton President Emeritus Frosthurg State College
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CHARLES J. HANSROTE, JR.-Professor Glzcmisfry Department The Chemistry program prepares students for a career in education as well as in professional research. Study ofthe basic life elements is stressed and an understanding of them is neces- sary to fulfill a well-rounded chemical background. Laboratory facilities provide a proving ground for those who care to theorize. of Chemistry and Head of the Department of Chemistry. BS., Virginia Military In- stituteg lVI.S., University of Richmondg Ph.D., University of Virginia. .sittin A W Discovery dawns in the dusk. No great discovery wus cvcr made without a bold guess. -Newton PAUL S. COHEN-Assistant Professor of Chemistry. B.A., Brooklyn Collegeg lVl.S., University of Illinois. JANICE M. CRIEWAHN-Assistant Professor of Chemistry.,B.S., MS., University of Pittsburgh. 22
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