Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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HELEN PASTORFIELD DOROTHY QUESINBERRY ANNA ROSE SMITH BETTY ANN TAYLOR HELEN LOUISE PASTORFIELD Her mischievous brown eyes and jolly good disposition put Helen in the ranking list of favorites among the students. She has served as treasurer of the Home Association, and presi¬ dent of the Athletic Association, and for four years has been a member of other organizations here. Memories of others may fade with the years but not those of Helen, for she has the rare gift of lasting friendship. DOROTHY LEE QUESINBERRY Whenever one sees Dot Quesinberry, her head is lowered in reading a book. She can be very quiet, and then she can be quite noisy, especially when she is in the mood to play one of her many pranks. Dot has plenty of life and she can sing, for she was a member of the Glee Club in ' 35 and ' 36. She is literary if she can write along the comical side of life, and we all know that her hobby is reading. ANNA ROSE SMITH Rarely does one enter the Day Students ' room without seeing Anna Rose in the midst of a group of girls who are discussing everything in general. Tall and stately in appearance and inclined to procrastinate, she always emerges victorious from her deluge of lessons. A good penman, her writing is still very legible even though she has been on the Publications Staff for two years. Her hobbies are collecting dance records and china dogs. ELIZABETH ANN TAYLOR To Betty goes top honors of the cla ss. As an all-around good student and executive, she has served as secretary of the sophomore class, president of the class as a junior, business manager of the Baglean-Carnean Society, and editor-in-chief of THE HOLLY LEAF and EVER¬ GREEN during her senior year. Three of her pet diversions are walking, emoting, and drinking cokes; her chief hobby, journalism. The whole student body has shown its respect for Betty by handing her the laurel of Miss S. T. C., the highest honor attained by women in this college. • [ 28 ] •

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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 ] •

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SARA FRANCES TAYLOR The equestrienne, rain or shine—that ' s Frankie . She has a way of getting her assign¬ ments done and off her mind before the rest of the seniors have settled themselves to ponder. And even if badminton and basketball offer some complications, there ' s nothing like trying, is there? Quick-witted and matter of fact is Frankie and very little troubles her—well, maybe 4 times 0 does, a little. She is known to be always ready for a good time and a little chat on the third floor of the dorm. ALINE TRAVERS The sunny disposition on the third floor belongs to Aline, because she is always ready with a smile and words of encouragement to the distressed. She has been vice-president of the Home Association and a four-year member of the College Chorus. Her natural love of peanuts and 500 make her often a fourth at the card table. Locke and Montaigne, were they living today, would agree with Aline that travel is one of the social necessities of life. ATHLYN B. WALLER My apple ' s tendencies are directed toward gymnastic activities. Known among the men as the star on the apparatus, he has been three years on the gym team and has excelled in soccer, wrestling, boxing, and track. Athlyn is full of the old fight” and puts everything he has into the game, a trait which has won him the respect and admiration of all. His hobbies are gym work and, in his own words, night work around the campus. ELIZABETH CAROLYN WARNER Connie is the dramatic and poetic member of our class. She served as president of the Baglean-Carnean Society in ' 38- ' 39 and won fame in her skits with the Sophanes Players. Musical? Yes. Four years she has been a member of the Glee Club and for three years a cellist in the College Orchestra. She likes to play duets on the piano, too. Her hobby is giving dramatic sketches over the radio, and she does. SARA FRANCES TAYLOR ALINE TRAVERS ATHLYN WALLER CAROLYN WARNER • I 29 ] •