Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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Sl FQILDR. ClLiXSS QDllWCjlllS f'Q lv- 'Q ope Fellows. S1'l'f'1'fdVj I Doris Tanguay, l'im'-Pi'miili'z1f3 Robert Mitchell. I'nw1ili11l Patricia NIeGillieuddy. Tm1i111'i'1'. IVYSONG Symbolic sprig of ivy Set down in Salem sod Bring to Alma Mater, The blessing of our God. Clothed in gleaming garlands The walls we hold so dear, Vfitness our wledve of luvalrv l rr . . Growiiig stronger every year. S N Cherish here our memories. Thu' life may take us far, And let no fault of ours Salem! Scutcheon mar. Unfurl in blue October Thy shining. golden sign. XY'e lift our hearts and voices Tn this sung of Auld Lang Qyne. lY'm'.fi imif .llzmf fix Lloiix XY'iiri,xx

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Foreword We invite you to look through our book, the 1955 CLIPPER. which we now place on our bookshelves .is .1 record of the past four years. Each section includes pictures .ind inrorni.ition concerning events f.1niili.ir to .ill of us. XY'e hope that this collection uf' memories will serve in the future .is .in unbre.1k.1ble bond between us .ind Alma Mater. The first section .it which we look is entitled Anil Clmllvv Teavfi. Here .ire the pictures of our fgcultv who have gl.idlv t.iught us. .ind much infornution concerning us seniors. who .ire about to go forth to te.1ch gl.1dlv in our turn. We hope that we h.ive left .rl Good!-i Hriilu-gi' to the LlIIClCl'g1'.ldL1.lfCS. We have tried to set .1 good eximple .ind shall continue to trv in our professional careers. All we isk is tliit thev build upon this heritage .ind in their turn leave it .1 little better for future sikltlelits. ,limi lziii li of LN there is .ui .ictivitv in which we may p.1rticip.1te .ind spend enjoy- .ible hours. Ylillis section. cont.1ining pictures of trips .ind gatherings held bv clubs and .issociations brings us some of our happiest memories. Here we have hid opportunities to form friendships which will endure throughout our lives. We .ire proud of Tfu Cfuzuzjifom. Our b.1sketb.ill te.ini won its chmnpionship through the te.imvsork .ind spirit which have betn developed .lt Salem. Although the nteinb.-rs of :lie XY'omen's Athletic fxNNOCi.lfi0I1 have no cups nor medals. they .ire Lll.llillPltll1N .llNU. lhis, then. is Hur Book. lt represents our best efforts. .md we hope that it meets is ith voor .ipprov.il. Vlilil- lfiiirolls CLIPPIQR STAFF Q 6 X F7 vw l si i l fvinflig X. lvntli, Niiiililiil C, cllI'INllll3llL'I', .-lrlg l'. lilIIlx'I', HIINIIIFW 'il wwf wg YN. Xliliidniies. .X iiff 11.11. , li. NlQ'.1i'reii, ,lilg C. l.ingexiii, .-lifiiilfsfllxel ' '.li.il iii l oifilfi , ll. C .il-r.il. ,lvsoilillig K . C,.ii'r.iiio, .lif1i'1f1vfi11q. 7 ' ii i-i l' f'l' ffffi' mf' i ' rig l'. lllklxsllllll.-lklhlnlflf l'rllff'llNllssliLlI'l1l1.ll1igCi.f .1l'cs,l.flloi- ' bfi' ll. lin-liliiisl, l'f'fff'f2QMlf'!'i: li. l5l'otkellw.iiilv, lllrlilri.

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HCDNGRING DR. FREDERICK A. MEIER Our President Who Came to Us in SaIem's Centennial Year A Happy Augury for the Future