Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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37 £ cn $ : v K ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ BUT THERE ARE great fundamental things which will always endure in the world at large as well as at S. T. C. The knowledge that comes from contact with well-chosen books, the wisdom proffered by daily asso¬ ciation with instructors, and the spirit and noble ideals of the students themselves are abiding. State Teachers College has always preserved the great principles through her students. Now her task is a greater one. Not only must she stand for unchanging truths, but she must also teach her students to ap¬ ply them to a rapidly changing universe. To the belief that S. T. C. cannot fail to guide her sons and daughters to share in molding tomorrow ' s better civilization, we dedicate the 1944 Evergreen. 3

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THE WORLD IS NEVER STATIC; it is ever changing. War acts as an unmerciful cata¬ lyst to speed the reaction between nation and nation, or idea and idea. The process is an inescapable one that seeps into every corner of the globe and rocks every estab¬ lished institution at its very foundations. Our college was caught with the rest, powerless to escape from the unrelenting forces at work. Indeed, change is noticeable even upon a casual glance at the college. There are changes in faculty, changes in enrollment, changes in athletics, changes in curricula, and changes in the time of graduation. ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 2

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MEMBERS OF THE PUBLICATIONS STAFF: Standing —Callaway, Brittingham, Brinsfield, Clendaniel, E. Libis, Hutson, Trice, A. Cropper. Seated —Hearne, Nock, Insley, Mrs. F. B. Fleming, Dr. Anne Matthews, Dunnock, Bloodsworth, Jones. 4