Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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THE EVERGREEN OF 1933 In Memoriam DNA M. MARSHALL has lain clown for an eternal rest. How well she earned it is known of all. We mourn her passing, but not as those without hope, for we believe that she has entered into the joy of her reward. She was that good and faithful servant for whom the Great Teacher declared there was prepared a crown of righteousness. Our departed friend was one of earth’s nobility. The qualities that make for a high type of womanhood were hers in generous measure. With the desirable traits of a teacher she was richly endowed. Unselfishly loyal to home, family, friends, and school, she employed her wealth of talents for the education and uplift of all who came within the sphere of her beneficent influence. The Salisbury Normal School owes much to her. A member of the faculty since its opening in 1925, she has been a leading actor in the unfolding drama which has portrayed the development of a new institution for the training of teachers. She never wavered in her devotion to the school. To the very last she planned to use for its benefit the strength which she vainly hoped to recover. Immortality is hers. “To live in the hearts we leave behind Is not to die.” William J. Holloway.

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II II In appreciation of your steadfast courage in face of obstacles, And because of your unswerving adherence to high standards of achievement, We dedicate this book to you, The Salisbury Normal School Of Today And Tomorrow

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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.