Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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ENT Aims of the School Views of the Building Faculty Seniors Juniors Freshmen Organizations Athletics Activities

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O you, fellow students, we present this, the eighth edition of the Evergreen, as a pic¬ ture of the consistent progress made by the Salisbury Normal School. May it re¬ call our school’s beauty in architectural design, its beauty in the opportunity it offers to Maryland’s youth and its beauty in the faithful service of all who have made possible this record of growth.

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THE EVERGREEN OF 1933 Aims of The School Purified by Fire HARACTER is developed through obstacles. True worth is enhanced by criticism. The refiner’s fire consumes the dross, and makes the gold to shine in its pristine purity. During the legislative session of this school year, the fire of criticism of our school burned at white heat. It emerged purified, ennobled. The flame of ignorance, selfishness, jealousy, misrepresentation—licked at the school’s foundation walls. They stand firmer than ever. The enemies of the school have been beaten into an inglorious retreat. Its friends rejoice in the triumph of right. Our aims and principles have become better known, and the more clearly they are understood, the more fully they are appreciated. The school has come to completion in this, its eighth year. Both in its two-year curriculum and in its more recent three-year course, from which the first class is graduated this year, it has endeavored to take rank with the best of its kind. The success which has attended its efiforts has demonstrated the wisdom of those who long ago saw the need for a teacher training institution of college grade on the lower Eastern Shore. William J. Holloway. eight