Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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CAROLYN DALE RILEY Salisbury, Maryland PRESIDENT The president of the graduating class entered this school with full determina¬ tion of becoming an interpreter in for¬ eign languages. Instead, she has be¬ come one of the finest interpreters of child psychology. SAMUEL S. CAREY Salisbury, Maryland VICE-PRESIDENT A serious young man, with a predi¬ lection for the ministry, entered the class in ' 33 to attain the following posi¬ tions; Class vice-president, vice-presi¬ dent and president of the Sophanes Players, and Business Manager of the Publications Staff. He has done his ut¬ most in these positions, as well as in the Athletic Association, and Carnean Society, to make the school a live place. 20

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All the world knows it doesn ' t pay to be a watcher of the clock. Yet ofttimes who was there among us who could resist a peep at the clock face in an effort to speed the golden minutes . . .

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SAMUEL L. SHERWELL Parsonsbury, Maryland SECRETARY Endowed with high literary aspira¬ tions, he has been vitally interested in the Baglean Literary Society, the Pub¬ lications Staff, on which he held the position of Editor in 1936-‘37, and the Dramatic Club, serving on its Board of Directors. He has the distinction of having been elected the first president of his class, upon its entrance to the school in ' 33. HELEN FLORENCE SMITH Baltimore, Maryland TREASURER Always willing to help, she has been an ever-increasing power in all the or¬ ganizations to which she belonged. In recognition of the work she has done in the Orchestra, Baglean Society, Day Students ' Organization, she was re¬ warded with an Achievement Key for three consecutive years and held the following positions; President of the Bagleans, and Associate Editor of the Staff. She has the unusual honor of having been twice acclaimed Miss S.T.C. 21