Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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PHYLLIS GREENWOOD KATHERYN GROSS KATHERINE HOTTENSTEIN LILLIAN HUTCHISON PHYLLIS GREENWOOD This tiny mite ' ' of the class might give one the impression that she ' s a clinging vine, but that impression would be wrong, for this ninety-five pounds of diminutive efficiency has a knack of doing six things at once and doing each one well. She has an infinite amount of understand¬ ing, patience, and loyalty. Her hobby is knitting sweaters until the sleeves are reached, and then in letting Dad do the tricky work”. KATHERYN EMMA GROSS Glee Club and College Orchestra—Katheryn belongs to both and shows her talent. She is gay but sincere in all her understandings. Her sunny smile goes a long way in winning friends. Her hobby is collecting souvenirs for her scrapbook, and she is also a lover of dogs. Katheryn is a member of the Baglean-Carnean Society, the Athletic Association, the Christian Association, the Home Association, and the Grange. KATHERINE RHODES HOTTENSTEIN Hottietot” has earned her niche as a favorite in the dorm” and in class by being always herself—smiling, agreeable, and more than willing to go out of her way to do a favor for others. Once secretary of the Christian Association and twice treasurer of the Student Grange, she earned respect as a business manager. Her true love is chocolate peanuts; her hobby, collect¬ ing poems. LILLIAN VIRGINIA HUTCHISON Loyalty to her friends and classmates best typifies Lillian, the tall, stately blonde of our class. In basketball, fieldball, and hockey, she is a real terror” and she has won a place on the varsity teams. “Lil ' s” experience as president of the Christian Association in her sophomore year, as Ceres” of the Student Grange, and as winner of the achievement key have helped to make her an all-around good student. • I 26 ] •

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GEORGE ROBERT DOENGES Hello, folks! is the favorite greeting of Robert, whose studious diligence and guiet humor have made everyone like him. For four years he has received the achievement award and has been a member of the Men ' s Chorus and the Athletic Association. He has been active in his three years on the Student Council and this year is president. He has acted as a gracious encyclopedia for all of the class and spends odd moments in woodcraft. LOMA CATHERINE DRYDEN Probably Loma knows the ins and outs better than most of us for she lived at S. T. C. for two years and commuted for the remainder of her years in college. She has been a favorite among the senior day students, especially, for she is always amiable, jovial, and happy-go- lucky. And she ' s a sure-enough songstress, having been a member of the Glee Club for four years. P. S. Make it a grilled chicken salad. WILLIAM WILSON DUNCAN Hail, one of our enthusiastic Chinese Checkers fiends, Dune. He is also a participant in the heavier sports, soccer, basketball, and baseball, besides being treasurer of the Sophanes Players during 1935-36 and Master of the Student Grange for the last two years. Besides checkers, Dune finds reading history and singing (the classical as well as the shower-room type) pleasurable pastimes. HELEN FRANCES DUNNOCK Helen was a shy little freshman in ' 35, but her sweet smile and good-natured giggle soon won for her many friends. For four years she has been a member of the Baglean-Carnean Society, Home Association, and the Grange. She says she hasn ' t any specific hobby, but we will always remember her as the smiling little girl who gave up playing jacks for a guy”. ROBERT DOENGES LOMA DRYDEN WILSON DUNCAN HELEN FRANCES DUNNOCK I 25 ] •

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HAROLD RICHARD JENKINS One grand fellow is Spec”. Four years he has been an active member of the Athletic Association, Men ' s Chorus, Dramatic Club, and Christian Association. Always ready with a laughing smile and a witty rejoinder, he is a welcome member in any group. His particular delight is working out in the gym; his hobby, doodlin ' and ditties . MARGARET CORNELIA LAWS Miss Laws returned to State Teachers College in 1937 to complete work for her degree, having been graduated in 1930 from this college when it was a State Normal School. She accepted the position as assistant social director to Miss Powell. We will remember her as giving blue ribbons for clean rooms and for stopping the victrola right on the dot of seven o ' clock. We ' ve never minded toeing the mark for her, because we like her so well. SARAH ELIZABETH LYNCH All go to Betty for advice and help and she is always willing to assist anyone. She reads all the new books—and old, too—and has a way of always speaking well of everyone. She was vice-president of the Carnean Society in her sophomore year, vice-president of the Baglean- Carnean Society in her junior year, and this year is president of the Christian Association. She ' s interested in athletics, crossword puzzles, and collecting books. This year she received the campus award for the Most Literary at S. T. C. LOUISE LANIER MITCHELL Louise will be remembered for her efficiency and promptness in doing all her tasks. Her sincerity and frankness command the respect of all. As secretary of the Glee Club and lecturer of the Student Grange she has shown her executive ability. Her chief delight is giving adapt¬ able chalk talks to her approving classmates. HAROLD JENKINS MARGARET LAWS BETTY LYNCH LOUISE MITCHELL • [ 27 ] •