Maryland College for Women - Marylander Yearbook (Lutherville, MD)

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peared among the Freshmen either, while one went so far as to get married. The Christmas banquet was a glorious treat, and just heaps of fun, while the Christmas spirit ran rampant as we circled the town singing carols with Miss Eyster. After Christmas vacation we settled down to the task of preparing for mid-term exams, and just between you and me, I think that the rumored rise of the scholastic standing was due mostly to our class. At least we swelled the ranks of Zeta Phi, showed our ability on The Collegian, and were represented in Thalia, Y.W.C.A., Glee C1ub,Philomathean, Art Club, Riding Club and Delta Kappa Tau. We were sorry to lose our president before the end of the first semester, but in her place we elected the well liked Rosita Martinez, our little Texan. Senior Promleto relieve che long stretch between vacations, and what a glorious affair it was. It took a lot of settling down to get over it, but life moved steadily Hpoco a poco crescendo through the horse show, the May Court, pageant, our garden party and class day. Finally we feasted our eyes on the graduation of the Seniors we so hated to see leave, and said sadly to ourselves theretll come a day'1 when we will be standing there in their places. First RowziE. Beringer, S Lewis, V. Harner, B. Parks. V. Jones, P. Foss, V. Rasset, M. Schmidt, G. Morgan. Second Row:-wR. Samuels, B. Kemp, D. Klenzing, F. Stallings, R. Martinez, H. Beagle, P. Whitmore, M. Rappuhn, A. Pohlman. Third RowrrC. Haines, N. Pomeroy, F. Garson, L. Fisher, H. Spence, P. Alexander, I. Aiken, H. Carrol. Fourth Row:wG. Axlerod, N. Gilbert, B. Schur, L. Kring, D. Baran, L. Rosenbaum, B. Lawson, R. Nathanson, L. Stees. Fifth RowziE. Lillian, D. Kramer, E. Hurst, B. Lilly, M. Vogt, B. Feterman, M. Moore, H. Anthony, A. L. Rice, D. Elias. iorty-nine

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04afiaitiai ALL work and no play makes Iack a dull boy has been said many times and no words ever rang truer. Of course it would be better perhaps if we said Jill . College life is What you make of it yourself. Nothing could be duller than books, books all the time, but such is not the case on our campus. Jill is able to play, though perhaps a touch of work is required, tonly this work is funi through the many activities we have here. We present to you in the following life at Maryland; showing clubs, dramatics, publications, athletics and the social and governing groups of our Alma Mater.