Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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robert talmage lockerman BOB” LOCKERMAN PLAYED varsity baseball, soccer, and basketball. as a senior he held the office of president of the student council, athletics, then, and administration are his aptitudes in which he has shown steady growth and a great devotion from year to year, consequently he had the distinguished honor of being voted two campus leaders titles: best all-around man, and best man athlete, steadfastness, reliability, and discretion were probably his admirable character¬ istics students considered. rachel olivia nelson OF THE TWO RACHELS, this one is tall and fair with lovely blue eyes—re¬ member those long lashes. her slender, tapering hands show her artistic ability which she expressed so vividly in art courses, but when dogs in her pictures turned out to have only three legs we wondered if she had gone surrealistic, she is a quiet yet popular member of our group, when one sees her, it is almost inevitable that mac is coming around the proverbial corner. rachel mary me mahan THIS IS THE PEPPY, vivacious, dark- brown eyed rachel who is always looking for a little merriment here and there, she can always think of more pleasant things to do than studying for exams or check¬ ing on information in general, the thrill of college life means much to mac, yet her sweet naturalness, such a dominant characteristic of her personality, is the fascination that draws the little people of the first grade to her, and, also, the peo¬ ple of her own class. maude mason savage MAUDE—SMALL, brunette maudie — joined our class in the senior year, al¬ though her time has been limited with us she has afforded us many chuckles because of her nonsensical remarks, she and her friends have beaten a little trail to the college-off-campus store for afternoon cokes. therefore she has taken advan¬ tage of her opportunity to enjoy herself while back in college; but also she has taken advantage of her opportunity to increase her store of knowledge. diffi¬ culties of arranging and rearranging her schedule seemed not to disturb her for her name was among the few on the honor roll at the end of the first semester. robert lockerman rachel me mahan rachel nelson maude savage .{ 25 ).

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julia hickman anne jones julia kathryn hickman CONSCIENTIOUS, sincerely friendly, lovable julia perhaps works harder intel¬ lectually than any other member of the class, she is most earnest in her desire to enhance her personal achievements mentally, physically, and socially—-espe¬ cially mentally. consequently reading is her favorite recreation, and history, eng- lish, and geography are her favorite fields, one will always remember her for the fine notebooks and for the copious collections of illustrative materials. nancy jane kline NANCY IS ONE OF THE three seen so often taxiing around in lib ' s car. those three girls made a cheery mischievous trio for they are just big enough to fit into lizzie. although happy and gay when on one of these little jaunts, nancy jane is otherwise serious and very conscientious, for she feels responsibility keenly, some¬ times, however, when she tends to fret, a little coaxing and good-natured heckling brings her out of the serious realm. nancy jane kline louise lemmon anne elodie jones SHY, PETITE, ANNE vividly recalls to us the beloved child-wife of edgar allan poe thaf she played so sympathetically in plumes in the dust. she has other inter¬ ests besides the dramatic yen; in fact, pro¬ fessionally she is interested in the first grade, most likely she ' ll never forget a seventh grade experience in relationship to volley-ball nets, when in a crowd, anne is somewhat quiet, but those who know her intimately realize that in more friendly groups she is lively and talkative. jacquelyn louise lemmon JACKIE IS PROBABLY a perfect ex¬ ample of cute, one might even associate such things as baby-talk and many dates with her. she is friendly, full of life, and always has something cheerful to say. besides being outstanding socially, she is also one of fhe best athletes for she was chosen among campus leaders as best woman athlete for two consecutive years, heartily we say, nearly everyone liked good old ' lemmon. ' -( 24 )-

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ruth whelzel ruth havenner whetzel FOR BEAUTY, STYLE, AND ECON¬ OMY, see ruth whetzel. attractive but not glamorous; well and neatly dressed but not overly so; economical with her time, her finances, and her life, ruth has proved her capability of management in the college store as well as with children in the elementary school, though of re¬ tiring nature, she always mak6s the grade with her work well done and on time, for rare refreshment, make her laugh and notice the crinkles about her eyes, it does the old heart good! - 126 !-