Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1931 volume:

State Teachers College Salisbury, Md. r , • y ' -th- I gnrd 8802 fMJSPt ' KY, Wn . WO . 8CH Evergreen “The Beauty which old Greece and Rome Sung, painted, wrought, lies close at home.” E V ERGREEN 1931 VOLUME VI PUBLISHED BY enior I lass MARYLAND STATE NORMAL SCI IOOI SALISBURY, MARYLAND Stat© rvyn o-- teiAlics ury, Ala. DEDICATION Because of ideals already established, achievements already won, prophecies fulfilled, and opportunities presented to you for the future, we dedicate this book to you, the Salisbury Normal School of T omorrow. 2 TS c nS ' V L a. £ 72 FOREWORD To you, fellow students, we present this 1931 Evergreen. May it recall and keep alive th e sacred traditions of a glorious past, and ever remind you of the challeng ' e of a still greater future. If, in later years, when memories have dimmed, it helps you to live again the days at dear S. N. S., the joy of service will have been ours. 0 VIEWS FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES THEME F we work upon marble, it will perish; if we work upon brass, time will efface it; if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust; but if we work upon immortal minds and imbue them with principles and with a just fear of God and love of their fellowmen, we engrave on those tablets something that will brighten to all eternity.” Time has always wrought its destructive forces upon the temples builded by man. But from within those temples, many long since crumbled into dust, has come forth eternal things,- knowledge, culture, art, character; the makings of a man. In all this work may we play a necessary and noble part—- the part of trained, efficient, and consecrated artisans. We may not accomplish all that we aspire to do, but we have the joy of achievement, and of duty well done, for, . . . the glory is. if he builds what he can That all the while he is building a Man!” AIMS OF THE SCHOOL m HAT is a normal school? What is its place in the social order? In parti¬ cular, what valid reason for existence has this Eastern Shore institution, and what is there distinctive about our school? It is easy to say that a normal school aims to prepare teachers for service in elementary schools, but this is not all. There should be something in and about every school which stamps it as different from others of its kind. Schools, like individuals, should possess an i ndividuality all their own. A normal school is no exception. While the training schools of a State educa¬ tional system must of necessity prepare their students for similar duties as teachers, and hence can not vary widely in their curriculums or their methods of attaining these common goals, yet there are many wholly legitimate means of expressing a wholesome and attractive individuality. The Salisbury Normal School, with no untoward traditions to hamper it, set out from the beginning to establish, within proper and approved limits, an organization that would prepare its graduates to meet courageously and satisfactorily whatever situations in school life might confront them; a regimen of work and living that would contribute most effectively to the health, happi¬ ness, and comfort of the students; and a school spirit that would charm and inspire all who came within the sphere of its beneficient influence. How well these aims have been realized in the six years that we have endeavored to serve the educational interests of the State can best be attested by those who have lived and worked here, and by critical observers who by personal contacts with the school have been enabled to form unbiased judg¬ ments concerning our contribution to recent educational progress in Maryland. William J. Holloway ' ‘You have been You have become A scene of youth and happiness; A shrme of memories We linger, Worshipping.” mm «i:c . , - ' ’ 1 11,1 . . 4i •“ “-iUi . • ' ■ : .;■ ‘ ' The doorstep to the temple of wisdom is a knoivledge of our own ingnorance.” Art creates an atmosphere in which the proprieties, the amenities, and the virtues unconsciously grow.” ! “And gleaming columns Radiant in the sun.” “Architecture is frozen music s si s«9 ; ' | W | | imm mmmm !;„r;. ■yiH.-jn ' .;- ' .•. :■;. :‘V; :.■ : ' -v : - ... . .■ gt - mm, K«f ■ ' vj wa ■h t®iai i 1181 uisa I MSSSSsi ' mm ss IS S BB «« v ’O ' vIBSkKI® . The work Some praise, And some the architect.’ “There beauty makes This shrine a feasting -presence full of light.” “Slow on your walls the shadows creep So many hours for food and sleep; So many hours ’til study tire; So many hours for heart’s desire.” 3.M.Shi p ey William J. Holloway, A.M., Ph.D. Harvard University; Johns Hopkins University; Teachers College, Columbia University LUCY W. BENNETT, A.B., A.M. Librarian, English Randolph-Macon Woman’s College; Columbia University THOMAS J. CARUTHERS, B.S, A.M. Mathematics, Psychology, Acting Director of Training and Principal of Elementary School. Southeast Missouri State Teachers College; University of Missouri; Teachers College, Co¬ lumbia University. LURAH D. COLLINS, B.S., A.M. Geography and Industrial Arts University of Maryland; Johns Hopkins Uni¬ versity; Syracuse University; Teachers College, Columbia University. GLADYS E. FEIDLER, B.S. Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music; Teachers Col¬ lege, Columbia University. Eighteen VIRGINIA C. HARWOOD, B.S., A.M. Education, Supervisor of Graded Practice Teaching Virginia Intermont Junior College; State Teachers College, East Radford, Virginia; Teach¬ ers College, Columbia University. HELEN L. JAMART Physical Education, Hygiene Harvard University School of Physical Edu¬ cation; Columbia University. LENA M. McLEWEE, B.S., A.M. Psychology, Supervisor of Rural Practice Teaching Olivet College, Michigan; Teachers College, Ypsilanti, Michigan; Teachers College, Columbia University. ANNE H. MATTHEWS, B.S., A.M. English, Supervision University of Colorado; Colorado State Teach¬ ers College; University of Chicago; Teachers Col¬ lege, Columbia University. Nineteen RUTH F. C. POWELL, B.S. Social Director, Home Economics Teachers College, Columbia University. IDA BELLE WILSON, B.S., A.M. History, Rural Sociology Maryland State Normal School; Teachers Col¬ lege, Columbia University. LILLIAN M. PARKER Primary Grades Elementary School Maryland State Normal School at Towson; Summer School, Teachers College, Columbia University. PAULINE RIALL Intermediate Grades Elementary School Maryland State Normal School at Towson; University of Maryland; Teachers College, Co¬ lumbia University. MARGARET WEANT Upper Grades Elementary School Maryland State Normal School at Towson; Johns Hopkins University Summer School; West¬ ern Maryland Extension Courses. Twenty ALDEN R. SKIRVEN, A.R. Registrar Goucher College ALMA LOUISE KIRK, A.B. Secretary Goucher College ANNA JONES COOPER Assistant Librarian Maryland State Normal School at Salisbury LOUISE REDDEN Clerk Maryland State Normal School at Salisbury JAMES B. RICHARDSON Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Twenty-One “Therefore when we build let us think that we build for¬ ever. Let it not be for present delight, nor for present use alone; let it be such work as our descendants will thank us for, and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to come when those stones will be held sacred because our hands have touched them.” % CATHERINE LEE SPRY Delmar, Delaware Carnean; President of Class, ’31; Secretary of Carnean Society, ’30. PAULINE ELIZABETH ELLIS Delmar, Delaware Baglean; President of Student Council, ' 31; Vice-President of Class, ’30; Vice-President of Class, ’31; Orchestra, ’31. MAUDE ELMIRA BRANNOCK Taylor’s Island, Maryland Baglean; Secretary of Class, ’31. ANNA VIRGINIA BUFFETT Easton, Maryland Carnean; Vice-President of Carneans, ’30; Treasurer of Class, ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Ath¬ letic Association, ’30, ’31. MISS IDA BELLE WILSON Class Adviser Twenty-Three I GLADYS FLORENCE ADAMS Princess Anne, Maryland Baglean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’31. OTTILIE LINA BAKER Trappe, Maryland Carnean; Fresident of Carneans, ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31. THELMA ELIZABETH BLAKE East New Market, Maryland ) . Baglean; Glee Club, ’30, ’31. GLADYS VIRGINIA BROHAWN Vienna, Maryland Eaglean; President of Bagleans, ’31; Secretary of Student Council, ’31; Secretary of Athletic As¬ sociation, ’31; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Glee Club, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Orchestra, ’30, ’31; Field Ball, ’30, ’31; Basket lJb - A MARY ETHEL BYRD Quantico, Maryland Baglean. MARY DOROTHY CLOW Sudlersville, Maryland Carnean; Vice-President of Home Association ’30; Secretary of Home Association, ’31; Y. W. C A., ’30; Athletic Association, ’30. ESTHER DUVALL COLLINS Princess Anne, Maryland Baglean; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Orchestra, ’30, ’31 MARY KATHLEEN COVEY Denton, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Y. W C. A., ’31. Twenty-Foui JULIA WAILES COVINGTON Princess Anne, Maryland Carnean; Secretary of Class, ’30; Grange, ’30, ’31; Assistant Steward of Grange, ’31; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’31. MARY FRANCES CROWE East New Market, Maryland Carnean; Treasurer of Carneans, ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31. MILDRED HESTER DIXON Mardela Springs, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31. THELMA ELOUISE DONA WAY Pittsville, Maryland Baglean; Secretary of Bagleans, ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31. PEARL TOOMEY EVERETT Chestertown, Maryland Carnean; Grange, ’30, ’31; Athletic Association, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’31- Glee Club, ’31. M. ARLENE GALE Millington, Maryland Balgean; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Athletic Associa¬ tion, ’30, ’31; Vice-President of Bagleans, ’30. ETTA ELIZABETH GAMBLE North East, Maryland Baglean; Grange, ’31. ELSIE MARGARET GIBBS Ocean City, Maryland Baglean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31. Twenty-Five KATHERINE ELEANOR GROSS White Hall, Maryland Eaglean; Glee Club, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31. ISABEL FRUITT HANCOCK Stockton, Maryland Eaglean. ANTOINETTE VIRGINIA HARRISON Tilghman, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Man¬ ager of Athletic Association, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Field. Ball, ’30, ’31; Basket Ball, ’30, ’31. KATHRYN AMELIA HARRISON Sherwood, Maryland Carnean; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’31; Orchestra, ’30, ’31. SARAH GERTRUDE HASSON Aikin, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31. MILDRED MAE HICKMAN Horntown, Virginia Baglean. ADA MARIE HOLLOWAY Hebron, Maryland Baglean; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Athletic Associa¬ tion, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31. MILDRED LENA HURLEY Vienna, Maryland Baglean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31. Twenty-Six VETURIA WAYSON IRELAND McKendree, Maryland Carnean; Y. W. C. A., ’30; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31. ELIZABETH BURBAGE JARVIS Berlin, Maryland Baglean; Grange, ’30, ’31. EVELYN SULLIVAN JOHNSON Federalsburg, Maryland Baglean; Y. W. C. A., ’31; Athletic Association, ’31. SUE ELIZABETH JONES Girdletree, Maryland Carnean; Grange, ’30, ’31; Secretary of Grange, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31. KATHRYN BUSH KEESEY Perryville, Maryland Carnean; Treasurer of Carneans, ’31; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’31; Grange, ’31; Field Ball, ’30, ’31; Volley Ball, ’30. ESTHER VIRGINIA KELLEY Pittsville, Maryland Carnean; Grange, ’31. ROSE IRENE KELLEY East New Market, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Orches¬ tra, ’30, ’31; Glee Club, ’31; Field Ball, ’31; Bas¬ ket Ball, ’31; Volley Ball, ’30. ALMONA AMANDA KEYSER Brunswick, Maryland Baglean; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31; Vice-President of Y. W. C. A., ’30; Athletic Association, ’31. Twenty-Seven EDNA MAE LANKFORD Seajord, Delaware Baglean; Y. W. C. A., ’31; Athletic Association, ’31. BERNICE MARIE LAWLESS Federsalsburg, Maryland Baglean; Grange, ’30, ’31. MARGARET CORNELIA LAWS Parsonsburg, Maryland Baglean; Junior Reporter of Holly Leaf, ’30; Alumni. Editor of Holly Leaf, ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ' 31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31. GLADYS MAE LEWIS Cambridge, Maryland Carnean; Treasurer of Home Association, ’30. ALBERTA MARGARET LITTLETON Snow Hill, Maryland Baglean; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Orchestra, ’30, ’31. MARGARET IDA McALLISTER Cambridge, Maryland Carnean; Literary Editor of Holly Leaf and Evergreen, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31; Secretary of Y. W. C. A., ’30; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’31; Glee Club Accompanist, ’30, ’31; Or¬ chestra Accompanist, ’30. HELEN LOUISE MEDFORD Marydel, Maryland Baglean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Field Ball, ’31; Basket Ball, ’30. SARAH VIRGINIA MEREDITH Centreville, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Student Council, ’30; Field Ball, ’30; Bas¬ ket Ball, ’30; Treasurer of Grange, ’31. Twenty-Eight DELILAH ELLEN MORRIS Sharptown, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Field Ball, ’30, ’31; Volley Ball, ’30; Flora of Grange, ’31. NELLIE MAE NORDWALL Princess Anne, Maryland Baglean; Assistant Business Manager of Holly Leaf, ’30; Business Manager of Holly Leaf, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Grange Steward, ’31; Field Ball, ’30. MARION LOWE OWENS Salisbury, Maryland Carnean; Glee Club, ’30; Secretary of Car- neans, ’31; Junior Reporter of Holly Leaf, ’30. MAUDE ELIZABETH PARSONS Stockton, Maryland Carnean; Grange, ’30, ’31. LOUISE DOROTHY PHILLIPS Vienna, Maryland Carnean; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Steward of Grange, ’31. FLORENCE MAE PIERCE Earleville, Maryland Baglean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31. AMANDA LOUISE PUSEY Princess Anne, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’31. ANNE MAURICE REESE Salisbury, Maryland Baglean; Treasurer of Bagleans, ’31; Athletic Association, ’31. Twenty-Nine HAZEL VIRGINIA RIGLER Mt. Airy, Maryland Baglean; Y. W. C. A., ’30; Athletic Association, ’31. JULIA ALICE ROBERTS Quantico, Maryland Eaglean; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31; Treasurer of Y. W. C. A., ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Overseer of Grange, ’31. MARGUERITE SHORT Hurlock, Maryland Carnean; Vice-President of Student Council, ’30; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Glee Club, ’31; Vgdley Ball, ’30. MARY POCAHONTAS SOMERS llfjmAA Denton, Maryland Baglean; President of Bagleans, ’31; Secretary or Bagleans, ’30; Arts Editor of Holly Leaf, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’31; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30. ’31; Field Ball, ’30, ’31; Basket Ball, ’30, ’31; Volley Ball, ’30. EVA ESTELLE TABLER Mt. Airy, Maryland Carnean; Y. W. C. A., ’30. LIZZIE MARGARET TAYLOR Hebron, Maryland Carnean; Field Ball, ’30, ’31; Volley Ball, ’30. ALICE ELIZABETH THOMAS Federalsburg, Maryland Baglean; Student Council, ’31. OLIVIA THOMPSON Hurlock, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Vice- President of Athletic Association, ’30; Vice-Presi¬ dent of Athletic Association, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Basket Ball, ’30, ’31; Field Ball, ’30, ’31; Gate¬ keeper of Grange, ’31. Thirty I ij j I JULIA AGNES TINGLE Salisbury, Maryland Baglean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31. EDITH ALMA TOWERS Denton, Maryland Baglean; President of Class, ’30; President of Home Association, ’31; Athletic Editor of Holly Leaf, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’31; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange, ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Field Ball, ’30, ’31. BESSIE MARIE TULL Pocomoke, Maryland Baglean; Grange, ’31. PAULINE CORNELIA VAN PELT Brunswick, Maryland Baglean; President of Y. W. C. A., ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31; Grange, ’31. WANDA WILSON VICKERS Jesterville, Maryland Carnean; Secretary of Carneans, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Grange Lecturer, ’31; Athletic Associa¬ tion, ’30, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’31; Basket Ball, ’30; Volley Ball, ’30. REBECCA MILDRED WALLACE Sudlersville, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31. MOLLIE REBECCA WHEATLEY Rhodesdale, Maryland Baglean; Secretary of Bagleans, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31. MARY EVELYN WHITE Federalsburg, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’31; Field Ball, ’30; Basket Ball, ’30. ' Thirty-One VIRGINIA ELIZABETH WHITTINGTON Marion Station, Maryland Baglean; Glee Club, ’31; Grange, ’31. SADIE MABLE WILLIS Vienna, Maryland Carnean; President of Carneans, ’31; Junior Reporter of Holly Leaf, ’30; Associate Editor of Holly Leaf, ’31; Y. W. C. A., ’30, ’31; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; Grange Chaplain, ’31. FLORENCE EDNA WIMBROW Parsonsburg, Maryland Carnean; Glee Club, ’30, ’31; President of Glee Club, ’31; Secretary and Treasurer of Glee Club, ’30; Grange, ’30, ’31; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Grange Pomona, ’31. HELEN IRENE WIMBROW Hebron, Maryland Carnean; Athletic Association, ’30, ’31; Presi¬ dent of Athletic Association, ’31; Grange, ’30, ’31; Lady Assistant Steward of Grange, ’31; Field Ball, ’30, ’31; Basket Ball, ’30. GWENDOLYN GERALDINE WINDSOR Galesville, Maryland Baglean; Treasurer of Class, ’30; Athletic As¬ sociation, ’30, ’31. ELIZABETH MILBOURNE WRIGHT Salisbury, Maryland Carnean; Editor-in-Chief of Holly Leaf and Evergreen, ’31. Thirty-Two AT THE DOOR I am here at the door To enter is to cast aside a part of me, Some contentment, It is to lay down a certain quietness Of mind and soul, And to renew the struggle as one Who knows little. I am here at the door. Fast it dawned, this littleness of me. I came Thinking that I knew much. Now I see How very weak withal, I am, And I am dumb. I am here at the door. And going say, I came and lived for a time. I go, With a hunger and hope for more Than I know. Oh door, you have opened the way; You have helped me understand. Mable Willis. Thirty-Three “ . . . . Built to last and built to be lovely; as rich and full of pleasantness as may be within and without.” I : JUNIOR CLASS Vice-President Rachel Lang President Mabel Dickey Secretary Blodwin Shipley Adviser Miss Gladys Feidler Treasurer Frances Insley Rebecca Biddle Lola Birch Irma Brewington Elizabeth Brinsfield Mary Virginia Brinsfield Elizabeth Butler Sadie Calloway Mabel Clark Faith Clift Cathryn Cole Mary Corkran Ryda Crook Arinthia Cullen Mary E. Davis Mary G. Davis Mabel Dickey Pauline Downing Caroline Ebling Alma Erickson Georgia Fleming Dorothy Flowers Ruth Fogle Kathryn Geib Agnes Golt Harriet Grey Virginia Holsinger Virginia Horsey Lucille Howard Lillie Hughes Stella Hutchison Frances Insley Ethel Jester Margaret Jester Margaret Johnson Anna Belle Jones Maggie Jones Alice Kelley Norma Kelley Missouri Kendle Rachel Lang Thelma Lusby Catherine McTavish Eva Massey Erma Mitchell Ruth Nickerson Dorothea O’Connor Ada Owens Beatrice Parker Lucy Parker Margaret Parker Margaret Poleyette Anna Metta Pridham Hennie Pritchett Mary Pritchett Rose Ricupero Gertrude Robinson Huldah Robinson Jeanette Robinson Sara Robinson Dorothy Scott Leila Secrist Louise Seeders Margaret Sherwood Mary Virginia Sherwood Blodwin Shipley Audrey Simpkins Mabel Spence Susie Lee Spriggs Kathryn Sudler Sara Tull Ruth Voshell Mildred West Victoria Wheatley Katherine Willoughby May Willoughby Ann Wood Mary Woolston Annabel Wootten Nellie Wright Mary Wyatt Thirty-Five “We may build more splendid habitations, Fill our rooms with painting and with sculpture, But we cannot buy with gold the old associations.” EDITORIAL STAFF THE HOLLY LEAF AND EVERGREEN Elizabeth Wright. Blodwin Shipley. Margaret McAllister. Margaret Laws. Edith Towers. Pocahontas Somers. Ruth Voshell. Audrey Simpkins. Rachel Lang. Dorothea O’Connor.... Ruth Nickerson. Mildred West. Miss Anne Matthews. Mr. T. J. Caruthers.... . Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . Literary Editor . Alumni Editor . Athletic Editor . Art Editor . Business Manager Assistant Business Manager . Junior Reporter . Junior Reporter . Junior Reporter . Junior Reporter . Faculty Adviser . Facidty Adviser Thirty-Seven STUDENT COUNCIL President Pauline Ellis Vice-President Caroline Ebling Secretary Gladys Brohawn Treasurer Mr. T. J. Caruthers Faculty Members Miss Anne Matthews Miss Ruth Powell Mr. T. J. Caruthers Senior Members Junior Members Elizabeth Thomas Pauline Ellis Gladys Brohawn Caroline Ebling Margaret Poleyette Dorothy Scott Thirty-Eight STUDENT GRANGE OFFICERS Worthy Master, W. J. Holloway Overseer, Alice Roberts Lecturer, Wanda Vickers Steward, Nellie Nordwall Assistant Steward, Julia Covington Chaplain, Mable Willis Secretary, Sue Jones Gate Keeper, Olivia Thompson Ceres, Elsie Gibbs Pomona, Florence Wimbrow Flora, Delilah Morris Treasurer, Virginia Meredith Lady Assist. Steward, Helen Wimbrow Gladys Adams Elizabeth Jarvis Louise Pusey Rebecca Biddle Margaret Johnson Rose Ricupero Mary Virginia Brinsfield Sue Jones Alice Roberts Elizabeth Brinsfield Kathryn Keesey Jeanette Robinson Gladys Brohawn Norma Kelley Sara Robinson Sadie Calloway Alice Kelley Dorothy Scott Faith Clift Esther Kelley Marguerite Short Julia Covington Missouri Kendle Audrey Simpkins Arinthia Cullen Rachel Lang Pocahontas Somers Mary G. Davis Bernice Lawless Mabel Spence Mabel Dickey Margaret Laws Olivia Thompson Mildred Dixon Thelma Lusby Agnes Tingle Pearl Everett Margaret McAllister Edith Towers Georgia Fleming Kathryn McTavish Bessie Tull Ruth Fogle Virginia Meredith Sara Tull Etta Gamble Erma Mitchell Pauline Van Pelt Kathryn Geib Delilah Morris Victoria Wheatley Elsie Gibbs Nellie Nordwall Virginia Whittington Harriet Grey Ruth Nickerson Katherine Willoughby Eleanor Gross Dorothea O’Connor Mable Willis Antoinette Harrison Maud Parsons Florence Wimbrow Ada Marie Holloway Lucy Parker Helen Wimbrow Virginia Horsey Louise Phillips Mary Woolston Stella Hutchison Margaret Poleyette Annabel Wootten Frances Insley Anna Metta Pridham Nellie Wright Veturia Ireland Hennie Pritchett Mary Ann Wyatt Thirty-Nine ORCHESTRA Gladys E. Feidler, Director Violins Mary Frances Crowe Esther Collins Mildred West Gertrude Robinson Beatrice Parker Saxophones Alma Kirk Rose Kelley Gladys Brohawn Robert Atkinson Alberta Littleton V iolincellos Mr. T. J. Caruthers Dorothea O’Connor Trombone Mary Woolston Double Bass Pauline Ellis Cornets Robert Altland Stuart Altland Robert Holloway Kathryn Harrison Clarinets Sara Tull Dorothy Scott Drums Anna Belle Jones Marimbo Lucy Parker Piano Mary Virginia Sherwood Forty SHO’ ECHO GLEE CLUB President Florence Wimbrow Secretary-Treasurer Accompanist Dorothy Scott Margaret McAllister Director Gladys E. Feidler Thelma Blake Gladys Brohawn Virginia Buffett Esther Collins Mary Frances Crowe Mary E. Davis Mary G. Davis Thelma Donaway Alma Erickson Pearl Everett Hose Kelley Margaret Laws Alberta Littleton Margaret McAllister Ada Owens Beatrice Parker Alice Roberts Dorothy Scott Marguerite Short Arlene Gale Eleanor Gross Kathryn Harrison Ada Marie Holloway Lillie Hughes Margaret Jester Anna Belle Jones Sue Jones Alice Kelley Mabel Spence Edith Towers Ruth Voshell Mildred Wallace Mildred West Virginia Whittington Mable Willis Katherine Willoughby Florence Wimbrow Mary Woolston Forty-One CARNEAN SOCIETY President, Mable Willis Vice-President Virginia Holsinger Secretary Marion Owens Treasurer Adviser Kathryn Keesey Mrs. Lucy W. Bennett Ottilie Baker Virginia Buffett Dorothy Clow Kathleen Covey Julia Covington Mary Frances Crowe Mildred Dixon Pearl Everett Antoinette Harrison Kathryn Harrison Gertrude Hasson Lola Birch Mary Virginia Brinsfield Faith Clift Cathryn Cole Ryda Crook Mabel Dickey Alma Erickson Dorothy Flowers Ruth Fogle Virginia Holsinger Stella Hutchison Ethel Jester SENIORS Veturia Ireland Sue Jones Esther Kelley Rose Kelley Kathryn Keesey Gladys Lewis Margaret McAllister Virginia Meredith Delilah Morris Marion Owens Maud Parsons Louise Phillips JUNIORS Margaret Johnson Maggie Jones Catherine McTavish Ruth Nickerson Ada Owens Beatrice Parker Margaret Poleyette Anna Metta Pridham Rose Ricupero Gertrude Robinson Huldah Robinson Louise Pusey Marguerite Short Catherine Spry Eva Tabler Olivia Thompson Mildred Wallace Mary White Mable Willis Florence Wimbrow Helen Wimbrow Elizabeth Wright Jeanette Robinson Sara Robinson Leila Secrist Margaret Sherwood Mary Virginia Sherwood Blodwin Shipley Mabel Spence Kathryn Sudler Sara Tull Ruth Voshell Victoria Wheatley Annabel Wootten Forty-Two BAGLEAN SOCIETY President Gladys Brohawn Vice-President Rachel Lang Secretary Thelma Donaway Treasurer Anne Reese Adviser Mr. T. J. Caruthers Gladys Adams Thelma Blake Maud Brannock Gladys Brohawn Ethel Byrd Esther Collins Thelma Donaway Pauline Ellis Arlene Gale Etta Gamble Elsie Gibbs Eleanor Gross Isabel Hancock Rebecca Biddle Irma Brewington Elizabeth Brinsfield Elizabeth Butler Sadie Calloway Mary Corkran Arinthia Cullen Mary E. Davis Mary G. Davis Pauline Downing Caroline Ebling Georgia Fleming Virginia Horsey SENIORS Mildred Hickman Ada Marie Holloway Mildred Hurley Elizabeth Jarvis Evelyn Johnson A ' mona Keyser Edna Lankford Bernice Lawless Margaret Laws Alberta Littleton Louise Medford Nellie Nordwall JUNIORS Lucille Howard Lillie Hughes t rances Insley Margaret Jester Anna Belle Jones Alice Kelley Norma Kelley Missouri Kendle Rachel Lang Thelma Lusby Eva Massey Irma Mitchell Dorothea O’Connor Florence Pierce Anne Reese Hazel Rigler Alice Roberts Pocahontas Somers Elizabeth Thomas Agnes Tingle Edith lowers Bessie Tull Pauline Van Pelt Mollie Wheatley Virginia Whittington Gwendolyn Windsor Margaret Parker Hennie Pritchett Mary Pritchett Dorothy Scott Louise Seeders Audrey Simpkins Mildred West Catherine Willoughby May Willoughby Ann Wood Mary Woolston Nellie Wright Mary Wyatt Y. W. C. A. President Pauline Van Pelt Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mary Virginia Brinsfield Virginia Iiolsinger Alice Roberts Adviser Lurah D. Collins Elizabeth Brinsfield Mary Virginia Brinsfield Gladys Brohawn Kathleen. Covey Julia Covington Ryda Crook Caroline Ebling Ruth Fogle Kathryn Geib Kathryn Harrison Gertrude Hasson Virginia Holsinger Stella Hutchison Anna Belle Jones Sue Jones Kathryn Keesey Almona Keyser Edna Lankford Margaret Laws Margaret McAllister Ada Owens Louise Phillips Anna Metta Pridham Hennie Pritchett Alice Roberts Mary V. Sherwood Leila Secrist Audrey Simpkins Pocahontas Somers Edith Towers Pauline Van Pelt Wanda Vickers Ruth Voshell Mollie Wheatley Victoria Wheatley Mable Willis Mary Ann Wyatt Forty-Four NORMAL HOME ASSOCIATION President Edith Towers Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Caroline Ebling Dorothy Clow Sara Robinson Song Loader Social Director Ottilie Baker Miss Ruth Powell Gladys Adams Ottilie Baker Rebecca Biddle Lola Birch Thelma Blake Maud Brannock Elizabeth Brinsfield Mary V. Brinsfield Gladys Brohawn Virginia Buffett Elizabeth Butler Sadie Calloway Mabel Clark Faith Clift Dorothy Clow Cathryn Cole Esther Collins Mary Corkran Kathleen Covey Julia Covington Ryda Crook Mary Frances Crowe Arinthia Cullen Mary E. Davis Mary G. Davis Mabel Dickey Mildred Dixon Thelma Donaway Caroline Ebling Pauline Ellis Alma Erickson Pearl Everett Georgia Fleming Dorothy Flowers Ruth Fogle Arlene Gale Etta Gamble Kathryn Geib Elsie Gibbs Agnes Golt Eleanor Gross Harriet Grey Isabel Hancock Antoinette Harrison Kathryn Harrison Forty-Five Gertrude Hasson Mildred Hickman Ada Marie Holloway Virginia Holsinger Virginia Horsey Mildred Hurley Stella Hutchison Frances Insley Veturia Ireland Elizabeth Jarvis Ethel Jester Margaret Jester Evelyn Johnson Margaret Johnson Anna Belle Jones Maggie Jones Sue Jones Kathryn Keesey Alice Kelley Esther Kelley Norma Kelley Rose Kelley Missouri Kendle Almona Keyser Rachel Lang Edna Lankford Margaret Laws Bernice Lawless Gladys Lewis Alberta Littleton Thelma Lusby Margaret McAllister Catherine McTavish Eva Massey Louise Medford Virginia Meredith Erma Mitchell Delilah Morris Ruth Nickerson Dorothea O’Connor Ada Owens Lucy Parker Maud Parsons Louise Phillips Florence Pierce Margaret Poleyette Anna Metta Pridham Hennie Pritchett Mary Pritchett Louise Pusey Rose Ricupero Hazel Rigler Alice Roberts Huldah Robinson Jeanette Robinson Sara Robinson Dorothy Scott Leila Secrist Louise Seeders Mary Virginia Sherwood Blodwin Shipley Marguerite Short Audrey Simpkins Pocahontas Somers Mabel Spence Kathryn Sudler Eva Tabler Elizabeth Thomas Olivia Thompson Agnes Tingle Edith Towers Bessie Tull Sara Tull Pauline Van Pelt Wanda Vickers Ruth Voshell Mildred Wallace Mildred West Mollie Wheatley Victoria Wheatley Mary White Virginia Whittington Mable Willis Catherine Willoughby May Willoughby Florence Wimbrow Helen Wimbrow Gwendolyn Windsor Ann Wood Mary Woolston Annabel Wootten Nellie Wright Mary Wyatt Forty-Six ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Helen Wimbrow Treasurer Catherine McTavish Gladys Adams Gladys Brohawn Virginia Buffett Dorothy Clow Mary Corkran Kathleen Covey Julia Covington Arinthia Cullen Mary E. Davis Mabel Dickey Mildred Dixon Alma Erickson Pearl Everett Georgia Fleming Dorothy Flowers Arlene Gale Elsie Gibbs Agnes Golt Harriet Grey Antoinette Harrison Gertrude Hasson Ada Marie Holloway Mildred Hurley Stella Hutchison Frances Insley Veturia Ireland Forty-Seven Vice-President Olivia Thompson Business Manager Antoinette Harrison Elizabeth Jarvis Margaret Jester Evelyn Johnson Margaret Johnson Ann Belle Jones Kathryn Keesey Norma Kelley Rose Kelley Almona Keyser Edna Lankford Eva Massey Margaret McAllister Louise Medford Virginia Meredith Erma Mitchell Delilah Morris Ruth Nickerson Dorothea O’Connor Florence Pierce Hennie Pritchett Anna Metta Pridham Louise Pusey Anne Reese Hazel Rigler Rose Ricupero Sara Robinson Secretary Gladys Brohawn Adviser Helen L. Jamart Dorothy Scott Margaret Sherwood Margueri e Short Audrey Simpkins Pocahontas Somers Mabel Spence Susie Lee Spriggs Kathryn Sudler Olivia Thompson Agnes Tingle Edith Towers Catherine McTavish Sara Tull Wanda Vickers Mildred Wallace Mildred West Mollie Wheatley Victoria Wheatley Mary White Katherine Willoughby Florence Wimbrow Helen Wimbrow Gwendolyn Windsor Mary Woolston Nellie Wright Mary Wyatt ■v Kr ' , . ■ . v; ■V;- • . ' • ■ H ■PP ; SHI s«� — . Senior Basket Ball Team : ' A • f ' • ? V • ■■■: ' - •.■■■■-... : - . • - Junior Basket BallTeam T V -:;r WEARERS OF THE “S” Left to right—Lizzie Taylor, Helen Wimbrow, Delilah Morris, Rose Keliey, Edith Towers, Eliza¬ beth Jarvis, Olivia Thompson, Mary White, Pocahontas Somers, Antoinette Harrison, Louise Medford, Gladys Brohawn, Marguerite Short, Kathryn Keesey. 1931 NUMERAL AWARDS Thelma Donaway Kathryn Harrison Pauline Ellis Florence Pierce Mollie Wheatley 1932 NUMERAL AWARDS Elizabeth Brinsfield Stella Hutchison Mary Virginia Brinsfield Anna Belle Jones Mary Corkran Mabel Dickey Mary G. Davis Caroline Ebling Alma Erickson Agnes Golt Norma Kelley Rachel Lang Catherine McTavish Dorothea O’Connor Ada Owens Anna Metta Pridham Dorothy Scott Mary Virginia Sherwood Mabel Spence Ruth Voshell Mildred West Victoria Wheatley May Willoughby Forty-Nine 3Af MUSIC ?CERSE - Our, FrVOR T€ CoMED lRtt FKtJOH PlH Eitcitmc? R FBrMURP- Scene. Ho ldThrt ?ose “The counterfeit and counterpart Of nature, reproduced in art.” !■■■■ HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC 5TANDING-SENI0R PAULINE. ELLIS MOST BEAUTIFUL CATHERINE SPRY MOST LITERARY ELIZABETH WRIGHT HIGHEST 5CHOLA5TIC STANDING-JUNIOR FAITH CLIFT MOST POPULAR, OUR MOST ATHLETIC OLIVIA THOMPSON EDITH TOWERS ... . .. , ,. ... .. . ... rJfltBW. mm HRPP Orvs EfttlHfr- Rs Usual sess Chums OusUIeiue CrowersFoa Cmmm ... ■lIL, UfA H ,W 0 Wt 0 i %. _ Vpy L t To TfVKE. t Ktot Jd4®ak Gmts S3 | ■■s mm r JTRTIOH S.HS. Frithful Helpers. Glr� Rag Doll . ' (iRifeHT Lioh-w The DftRK Lrpf ‘ r, d Rmos ' h Rhdy tRiTERH SHOReSomoSiMJ Forsooth Mborm- ! Salute to the aue N upve Me Mat Drt Fmtivitim « _ .. r P. Frmiurk ?o m m R UH ' f On R Perch op h Pm ski earn. 1 ■ mmm ■ s m m ■■ riM 00R OySTERi i p y For Umi.fcWu.u m . - :: • tm ■ OHLY Poo l.in ■ Horde v !ls Resting From Thur Lheors Food For Thought- . ... . . .i ' 1 ' I ! I BfSMBi -5 grt 5 � r - 4 UEDiCBtlOH OF s tasTS ' , Ltuv Pond f J t s F � a s SB _ 4 -V PS bbsm ®te;slS ■ ■ . i Snov 5 udb s £ow«ro HOWBO O Mr FROM Brasir 54- I oe |p ? tS S - ISIS- HOMECOMlNfr-mO At r « oZ . . ELEMENTARY SCHOOL T. J. Caruthers, Acting Principal Lillian M. Parker Grade 1 William F. Allen, II Claire Booth Charles J. Bryan Cornelius Bunting Dorothy Ann Davis Anne Marie Holt Sara E. McBriety Adeline Powell Allan A. Sklar Dorothy Dean Townsend Charles White Edward R. White Grade 2 Gladys Allen Ruth Allen James Bailey Elinor Dashiell David Dulany Harry Groton William Greene June Holland Nancy Messick Eloise Morris Russell Parsons Nicholas Riggin Rebecca Savage Dorothy Lee Taylor William Tilghman Ernest Townsend, III Grade 3 Donald Ball Pauline Riall Mary Anne Bloxom Elizabeth Duncan Clay Groton Betty Handy Reese Harvey Charlotte Hobbs Norman Holland Nancy Holloway Ann Long Carolyn Loraine Richard Morris Marion Mumford Rebecca Pusey Huston Smith Raymond Smith Arthur Ward Grade 4 Florence Allen Robert Altland Norma Bailey Billy Booth Russell Dashiell Constance Flanagan William Gavin Guy Harmon Robert Livingston Mary Louise Long Sarah Jane Shakespeare Audrey Stewart Virginia Rose Vincent Florence May Williams Margaret Weant Grade 5 Stuart Altland Bruce Dashiell Jack Hodges Russell Hurt Peggy Mezick Roberta Morris Shirley Powell Daniel Pusey Myra Silvester William Smith Frances Taylor Catherine Townsend Phyllis Williams Grade 6 Dorothy Anne Grier Robert Holloway Ruth Long Hunter Mann Mary Shockley Doremus White William Wright Grade 7 Robert Atkinson Jean Disharoon James Flanagan Janna Kenny Pauline Long Brandon McLaughlin Margaret Phillips Mary Belle Pollitt Anna Rose Smith Margaret Townsend Fifty-Eight % i State Teachers College Salisbury, Md. 37 8 ? ' A 5 “ IEy V- L s ' 7D C— - ■!_� -. 378.975 Ev 9286 Evergreen 1931 vol.6 ■ AUTHOR TITLE m Ever- ree nT 113 Por Reference not to be taken from this room t t Stey� � )