Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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REGISTRATION DAY Will any of us ever forget the consultations with our faculty advisers, the numerous cards to be filled out, and the long wait in front of Dr. Blackwell ' s office for his approval of our schedules—so complicated to us? There was time to compare schedules with friends and time—too much time—to wonder when we are expected to get all of that work done that those classes signify.

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Welcome, Miss Frosh. The individuals pictured here are not so dignified as they may seem to be, but they do form a body which closely guides your life at S.T.C. They represent the executive board of the Student Government Association. In its first year of organi¬ zation the board has planned and worked all of its activities around the purpose of the association as set forth in the constitution: to give the students, individually and collectively, a large share in the responsibility for their college life in the belief that such responsibility will make for progress in character, power and loyalty, and to encour¬ age cooperation with the faculty and administration of the college in upholding those regulations passed by the State Board of Education, and in passing and executing regulations for furthering the social and cultural development of each and every student. rfffrrm:

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At last the handsome young gentleman, whose schedule problems were settled, left, and Enna, next in line, meekly entered and handed President Blackwell the cards she did not fully understand. Would a busy college administrator with his multitudinous responsi¬ bilities have time for one little freshman? Under his patient and understanding guidance, Enna ' s fears less¬ ened. Within a few minutes she left a signed copy of her schedule in the office and clutched a duplicate copy she thought she could now read. One of President Blackwe II s Busy Days