Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

I THE EVERGREEN Published by the Publications Staff of State Teachers College, Salisbury, Maryland. Joan Blom- quist, Editor; Ed Stephens, Busi¬ ness Manager. . . . 0 Alma Mater, standing wise and stately . . . THE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Salisbury, Maryland . We dedicate our song to thee . . . . Four years . . . memories . . . the day the six evergreen trees were dedicated to the six STC’eans who had paid the supreme sacrifice ... It was cold and windy that day, as cold as it was when the ground was broken for the men’s new dormitory three years later . . . our twenty-fifth anniversary year . . . the color guard stood at ease, and we thought and dreamed . . . Above: Lt. John B. May ad¬ dresses a seniors day crowd at the dedication of the six ever¬ greens, April 9, 1948. Right: Dr. J. B. Blackwell turns the first shovel at the ground breaking ceremonies for the men’s dorm., March 31, 1950. Mr. Henry D. Thompson, father of Jane Thompson, freshman, speaks at the 1950-51 Freshman Banquet. Dr. Howard E. Bosley is seated at right. ... a celebrated time . . . but not everything was new and exciting . . . there were some things you could expect . . . the Freshmen Parent-Faculty dinner . . . Entertaining September 5, at a silver anniversary program are Dr. Idabelle W. Thomas, Mrs. Helen Groton, Mrs. Anna Jones Cooper, Miss Elnora Hoffman, Dr. Anne H. Matthews, and Dr. Thomas J. Caruthers. SIX Dr. T. J. Caruthers, Mr. Kenneth Martin, anti Mr. James Foeht get comfort able in the corridor during the fall renovation. . . . and rat week Unidentified freshmen at the park during the tra¬ ditional tug of war with the sophomores. seven Tea at the silver annivc sary homecoming fin three of the four perso alities with the colle since its founding in 192 Miss Ruth Powell, Dr. Is belle Thomas, Dr. Am Matthews. Not pictured Dr. T. J. Caruthers. ... a gala silver anniversary homecoming . . . and the first formal of the year . . . the Thanksgiving dance . . . Mr. Paul Cauffman crowns Nancy Strosacker Harvest Queen at the Thanksgiving dance. Gathered around is Emma Miles, Peggy Phil lips, Juanita Dykes, Bar¬ bara Jones, Nancy Ellison, Virginia K os in ski, and June Sherwood. President Blackwell mixes the first coke at the official opening of the snack bar, October 6, 1950. Top right: ' G A president eon Conner ad- iresses the group t the official ■pening. nine . . . How high our morale was at the official opening of our snack bar . . , recall the “door” prize . , . ? The Silver Anniversary Banquet, November 16, 1950. . . . We student hosts may have been just a little uneasy during the silver anni¬ versary banquet that night after we had witnessed the laying of the cornerstone for the men’s new dormitory . . . Dr. Blackwell, Ex-senator Wallace White and Senator E. Dale Adkins, at the laying of the cornerstone of the men ' s dormitory, November 16, 1950. ten ' •v ■V ■ V . . . With Christmas, our traditional candle¬ lighting service . . . auditorium . . . “twenty- fifth service” . . . vacations . . . and that question . . . how many of our men would be able to continue with us this next semester? Above: College chorus sings praises at the an¬ nual candlelighting service. Upper right: Misses Rarton and Widdowson light candles from mas¬ ter candle first used 25 years ago. Right: Chorus assem¬ bles before procession to auditorium. eleven f m c n • I KffK f { M f f jHB 8 -1 ,i| f f h [ 1 ■ 1 1 f ■ m — n X s ; • ■ i ■ f l K Z ' ' M SGA Executive Board. Inset: Leon Conner, president: seated: Emma Miles, Joe Udovich, Betty Ann White, Gregg Whedbee, Bill Truit, Kathryn Hales, Pat Johnson, Elaine Williams; standing: John Day, Walter Johnson, Bill Shields, Mr. James Focht, Mrs. Jessie Fleming, Vic Keen, Helen Groton, Frank Van Order, Stuart Harrison, Lloyd Fry. . . . Yes, we worried about many things . . . individually and collectively as the Student Government Association . . . Just think . . . when we first came to college, the SGA was only three years old . . . several members of our class had key positions, hut we were just a little shy ... we looked to the seniors . . . and it soon came time for us to lead the way. One of our own was President of the now efficient student government, and 50 percent of the executive board members was from our class ... we worked to¬ gether, solving the problems of all the many organizations we guided and “fostered” through our last short year . . . I I I . . . Many a meeting lasted well over two hours as we worried about allo¬ cations of funds to our organizations . . . struggled to improve school spirit . . . and wondered . . . were we doing the right things . . . were we giving the right advice . . . passing the right judgment . . . ? Sophanes Flayers Company for Mr. F”, five in back: Billie Dawson, Joyce Atkinson, Bill Truit, Kathryn Eiseman; four in front: Gene Culver, Creston Long (stand in for James Wilson), Barbara Jones, Joan Blomquist. Assembly Committee: James Wil¬ son, Dick David, Mr. K. R. Mar¬ tin. thirteen . . . Our organizations seemed satisfied . . . and we were able to express ourselves in athletics, journalism, art, dramatics, music, photography . . . lop: Members of the Christian Association get together: M. Candy, J. Beaven, J. Burns, K. Gordy, A. Bartholomee, L. Fry, Mr. CaufTman, D. Westbrook, D. Mead, J. Thompson, A. Phillips at the piano. IjM % ■ 1 i ]! J J g 1 ' VjA ' . f ■ V j 1 s Below: Instruction time in the photography club with S. Har¬ rison, J. Thompson, K. Gordy, B. Adkins, L. Fry, and D. Turner. fourteen Top: A meeting of the EVER¬ GREEN staff includes V. Kosen- ske, R. Esiason, E. Stephens, J. Blomquist, R. Mcjilton, R. Wills, and A. Phillips, not pictured. Below: HOLLY LEAF members ponder a problem: J. Udovich, V. Kosinske, R. David, J. Day, R. Esiason, J. Thompson, B. Dawson, A. Anders, H. Cheek, M. Sasajima, C. Widdowson, B. A. White, J. Payne, R. Mcjilton, J. Willis, E. Stephens, S. Har¬ rison, S. Longfellow. h 1 ■ ■ -S ' IBP v • o ' • i MHT y.i- a It . . . and so we spent our years . . . our last year . . . serving and enjoy¬ ing the culture our many clubs offered us . . . ll ■■■■ z jteen The women caught the eye on the basketball court . . . I sixteen The Jay Vee’s worked hard . . . and so did the fans . . . seventeen I eighteen . . . as did the track and volley ball teams. nineteen i Peggy Phillips and Ruth Edwards in student teach¬ ers room. Below: With that “glint of gradu¬ ation” shining in their eyes are the senior class officers Frank Van Order, presi¬ dent; Maybelle Murphy, treasurer; Peggy Phillips, secretary; Larry Henry, vice president. ] . . . The Senior Class . . . forty-six of us . . . privileged to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary . . . huddled in the chilly auditorium for meetings ... we struggled together through methods courses, were paired together to help each other teach . . . Spirit of Princess Anne . . . station wagons . . . 7:45 breakfasts . . . together . . . but each an individual . . . twenty Patricia Oline Johnson “ Pat” Toddville Home Association, Glee Club, President; FTA, Christian Association Harry W. Foskey “ Foskey” Salisbury Men ' s Day, Publications, Business Manager; FTA, Assembly Committee, Chairman, Amateur Shows. Joan H. Blomquist “ Joanie ” Northeast Publications, Editor; Glee Club, Sophanes Players. Insley Brinsfield “Hicks” Baseball, Captain, Men ' s Day, Men’s AA, Letters. Basketball, Soccer, Basketball Team. Alfred Philip Anders “Andy” Cordova Christian Association, President; Men ' s Dorm, Baglean-Carnean; FTA, Art Klub, Photography. Myrtle Ruth Edwards “Ruthie” Chincoteague, Va. Christian, Glee Club, Vice President: Women’s AA, Captain, Cheerleaders; FTA, President; Cosmophonic Society. Frank Larrimore Henry “Larry” Cambridge Men ' s AA, Men ' s Dorm, President: Vice President, Senior Class; Camera Club, Glee Club, Baglean. Barbara P. Bloodsworth “Barb” Trappe, Maryland Woman’s AA, President; FTA, Home Association, Sophanes, May Court, Best Woman Athlete, Sports Letters, Captain, Basketball Team. twenty-one Sylvia Virginia Tolson t Tinny Chester Christian, Home Association, Athletic Association, FTA, Vice President. Margaret Ann Phillips “Peggy” Snow Hill Home Association, FTA, Secretary, Senior Class; May Court, May Queen. Dixon Shahan “Dick” Millington Men’s Dorm, Men’s AA, Track, and Cross Country. Mary Ruth Merredith “ Giggles ” Home Association, FTA twenty-two Richard Lloyd Pryor “Dick” Salisbury Men’s Day, Vice President; Letter, JV Basketball, Transferred, Gettysburg College. John William Payne “Jack” Pocomoke Men’s Dorm, Secretary; Men’s AA, Track Team, Manager, Soccer; Publications. Elaine Frances Williams “Billie” Cambridge Home Association, Sophanes, Vice President; Glee Club, Art Klub, Woman’s AA, Manager, Hockey Team; Chairman, Social Committee; Transferred, N.J. STC. Dorsey Franklin Potter “Frank” Cambridge Baglean-Carnean, Men’s AA, Cosmophonic, President, Junior Class; Treasurer, Sophanes Players. William T. Phoebus “ Bill Oriole Men ' s Association, FTA, Vice President. Betty Ann White Betty Anne ” Princess Anne Home Association, FTA, President; Holly Leaf, Glee Club James E. Wilson Jimmy Cambridge Men’s Association, Track, Social Committee, Art Klub, President. John Gregg Whedbee “’Gregg” Salisbury Sophanes Players, Vice President; Men’s Day, President; Transferred Florida Southern College. Alva Mae Pritchett “Alva” Fishing Creek Home Association, FTA, Christian, Cosmophonic, Athletic. Frank L. Van Order “Mailman” Caldwell, N.J. Men’s Dorm, Secretary- Treasurer; Men’s A A, Vice President, Sopho¬ more Class; President, Senior Class; Vice President, SGA; Student Manager, Bookstore; Who’s Who, Transferred, Rutgers. Lois Williams Wilson “ Chloe ” Home Association, Art Klub, Secretary; Transferred, U. of Del. Leon Claude Conner “Leon” Christian, Men’s AA, FTA, Men’s Dorm, President; SGA President; Treasurer, Junior Class, Letter, Soccer: Who’s Who, Mr. STC. twenty-three Marion Parker “ Cheese ” Greensborough Men’s Dorm, Men ' s AA, Vice President; Glee Club, FTA, Letter, Baseball, Soccer. Barbara Isabelle Lane “Barb” Home Association, FTA, Transferred from Wesley Junior College. Donald Paul Turner “ Clicker ” Ewell Glee Club, President. Photography Club; FTA. Baglean-Carnean. Shirley Mae Longfellow “ Shirley ” Salisbury Women’s Day, Women ' s AA, Home Association, FTA, Cosmophonic, Glee Club, Sophanes, Publications. twenty-four Anna Lee Funk “Anna Lee ” Snow Hill Transferred from Phillips U, Oklahoma, Glee Club, Home Association. Louis Stanle Seidel 6i T Lou Salisbury Men’s Day, FTA. James Archibald Phillips “Archie” Jarrettsville Glee Club, Photography, Christian, Cosmophonic, Baglean-Carnean, FTA, Sophanes, Publications. Warren A. Steere “Steere” Salisbury Men’s AA, Vice President; Men’s Day, Vice President. :: Joseph B. Udovich “Joe” Brooklyn, N.Y. Men’s AA, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Sophanes Players, Publications Staff: Editor, HOLLY LEAF. Foreign Scholar¬ ship. Achievement Key, Who’s Who. Barbara Lee Hill “Barb” Princess Anne Women’s Day, Women ' s AA, President: Home Association, Sophanes Players: Letter, Basketball. Maybelle Murphy “ Schoolteacher ” Federalsburg Women’s AA, Glee Club, Cosmophonic, Christian Association, FTA, Three Achievement Keys, Most Scholarly Woman. Kathryn Elizabeth Hales “Kitty” Salisbury Publications Staff, Sophanes Players, Christian Association, Home Association, President; Cosmophonic ISociety. Catherine A. Widdowson “ Catherine ” Princess Anne Glee Club, Women’s Day. Christian, Cosmophonic, Sophanes Players. Publications, Baglean- Carnean, Secretary, SGA: Achievement Key, Ruby, V bo’s Who. David Leon Pearl “Dave” Men ' s Dorm, Men ' s AA. Queen’s Escort Howard Victor Keen “Vic” Salisbury Men’s Day, Vice President, SGA. Joyce Louise Atkinson Joyce Conowingo Women’s Day, Women’s AA, Home Association, Manager, Women’s Hockey Team: Sophanes Players. twenty-fiie Jeanette L. Messick “ Jeanette ” Quantico, Md. Home Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; Christian Association, 1, 2; Women’s A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, V. Pres., 2; Baglean- Carnean, 1, 2; F.T.A., 3, 4; Program Chr., 4; Sec. Sophanes Players, 3. S. Rebecca Robbins “Becky” Robbins, Md. Home Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; Women’s A.A., 1, 2, 3. 4; F.T.A., 3, 4. Jhe o 1951 . . . June 4 . . . graduation . . . four years . . . teachers . . . twenty-six . . And our friends? . . . not far behind us Elliott Fry Waterman Lennon Willis Mills Pierce Overton Esiason Bradford Day Late Stephens Bowen Holden Hoffman Wills McDowell Webster Kosinske James Culhane Howard Webster . . we understand Shields Everett Holsberg Beaven Lynch Harrington Miles Eiseman Reed Richard Ellison Johnson Mead Candy Davenport Bartholomee Graybeal Butler Barton Sasajima Potter Burns Stoops Cheek Harrison Doyle Strohsacker Bridges Maxwell Truit . . we have hope . . Lankford Lutz Gordy Maxwell Harris Cantrell Lawson Payne Robinson Thompson Jones McKenney Highlman Mason Jones Liedlieh Bridges Watson Feeney Townsend Westbrook Dykes Dawson Horner Dougherty twenty-nine May Queen Jeannette Messick, and Escort, David Pearl. thirty . . . a few of us were recognized as leaders of our campus . . . Joan Blomquist, Miss STC, and Leon Conner, Mr. S.T.C. tairty-one Each recognized the greatness he saw Robert Fithian, Best Man Athlete, and Barbara Bloodsworth, Best Woman Athlete, thirty-two and took pleasure in the others company Maybelle Murphy, Most Scholarly Woman, and Most Scholarly Man Samuel Ellis. thirty-three Who’s Who In American Colleges and Universities: Joe Udovich, Catherine Widdowson, Frank Van Order, Joan Blomquist, Leon Conner, Guy Whidden. . . . Some earned national recognition . . . some, the coveted achievement key . . . Achievement Key Winners: Joe Udovich, Stuart Harrison, Mayhelle Murphy, Catherine Widdowson. thirty-four Dr . Jefferson Davis Blackwell President. State Teachers College, Salisbury, Maryland B.S., A.M., PhD., undergraduate work, Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, Cape Girar¬ deau, Missouri, B.S. University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri; A.M. Teachers College, Colum¬ bia University, New York; PhD. The John Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. . . . And in our four years we were not unaware of faculty efforts . . . we remember something about each . . . burning the midnight oil . . . habits . . . maybe a few philosophies , . . sayings . . . and of course we all know that ‘at the end of his life, Plato died” . . . LUCY W. BENNETT Literature, Public Speaking A.B., A.M. THOMAS J. CARUTHERS Education, Psychology B.S., A.M., Ed.D. ANNE H. MATTHEWS Education, English A.B., A.M., Ed.D. JAMES R. FOCHT Education B.S., M.S. IDABELLE W. THOMAS Social Science B.S., A.M., Ed.D. HOWARD E. BOSLEY Dean of Instruction Ed.B., M.A., Ed.D. thirty-six JOHN B. MAY English. Psychology B.S, M.S., Ph.D. HENRIETTA S. PURNELL Art B.S., A.M. JESSIE L. FLEMING Music B.S., A.M. MAURICE C. FLEMING Biological Sciences A.B., M.A., Ph.D. PAUL F. CAUFFMAN Mathematics B.S., M.A. ARKLIE L. FLEMING Economics, Sociology B.S.. A.M. thirty-seven MARY L. FRANCIS Romance Languages A.B., A.M., Ph.D. JAMES F. GLENN Physical Sciences A.B., M.S. ALLEN D. WEAVER Physical Sciences B.S., M.S MacCURDY BURNET English and Play Production A.B., A.M. thirty-eight GLADYS LEWIS Assistant Librarian 3-year Normal School Diploma MARGARET H. BLACK Social Director A.B., M.A. ANNA JONES COOPER Assistant Librarian Normal School Diploma JANE PENNEWELL WALLACE Nurse R.N. GRACE S. CHAIRES Librarian A.B.. B.S., A.M. LILLIAN WEBSTER Dietician B.S. thirty-nine MARGARET ADDIS Fourth Grade R.S., M.A. A. MARY HUTTON Second Grade R.S., A.M. WILSIE SEABREASE Third Grade B.S. BERNICE L. BRADY First Grade A.B., M.S. PAULINE RIALL Fourth, Fifth Grades B.S., A.M. J. J. ROGERS Superintendent of Grounds HELEN L. JAM ART Womens’ Physical Education Not pictured forty Below Relaxing in the social room, Mar¬ ion Parker, Jack Payne, and Nick Viterelli. . . . And when we go back, where shall we go first? . . . the social room was always a favorite spot . . . Jack Willis and Jeanne Burns prepare to journey off the campus. . . . Might be interesting to glance at the signout book . . . anybody we know? . . . wonder who took Mr. Van Order’s place as manager of the book¬ store? . . . Maybe it ' s a “double your money back” sale with Frank Van Order, Walter Johnson, Warren Steere, John Day, Stu¬ art Harrison, John O ' Brien, Bill Truitt and Beverly Mac Namara. — Could be free cokes over here for Faye Webster, Dick Holden, Barbara Hill, Ned Forsythe, Marion Parker, Nick Viterelli, and Bill Truitt. . . . and the snack bar . . . wonder where Mrs. Gavin is? . . . coffee still a nickel . . . changed the records of the juke box recently? . . . and Mrs. Cooper . . . she should know about our friends . . . where they are and what they’re doing . . . Curt McDowell and Bob Travers linger over a book with Mrs. Anna J. Cooper, librarian. forty-three forty-four Alfred Anders busies himself in a spot well worn by “eager seniors—and others. a familiar sight people Social room. . . . and the empty rooms can speak to us . . . Second floor lounge, women’s dormitory. forty-six . . . Yes, we’ll come back May Day . . . maybe like others did for our twenty-fifth May Queen Peggy Phillips and es¬ cort Robert Dean are favored with a special May Day as queens of former years attend the Silver Anni¬ versary ' . . . We’ll be expecting a few changes, but! . . . David Paul CaufTman, first grade, campus elementary school, looks alert in the chair of his father, Mr. Paul CaufTman. instructor of mathe¬ matics. I forty-eight forty-nine . . . Four years ... we have left STC behind us . . . also a part of ,ourselves ... of our youth ... of our lives ... we have taken away a thousand happy memories ... a key to a fuller life . . . and something of the indefinable spirit of the place ... a fair exchange . . . fifty 3 ' eshmen — Ayers, Roger .Parsonsburg Bradley, Lou G—.Mardela Brown, Daniel . Salisbury Brown, Joseph .Salisbury Brown, Russell .Cambridge Burford. Robert.Accomac, Va. Crockett, Stanford .Crisfield Culver, Eugene . Salisbury Dawson, Billie .Gaithersburg Dougherty, Ellen .Mardela Dickie, Malcolm .Denton Dickerson, Andrew....Laurel. Del. Burnet. Ruth . Salisbury Eeenev, Douglas .Salisbury Fratino, Donald .Salisbury Gordv, Kathleen .Salisbury Herlihy, Daniel ..Salisbury Hilghman, Emory . Salisbur y Horner, William .Denton Jackson. John W. .. Parsonsburg Jones, Barbara Lee..Salisbury Jones, Norma. Chincoteague, Va. Lawson, Helen T. Salisbury Lankford. Janice .Rhodesdale Long, Creston .Salisbury Lowe. Gertrude .Salisbury Lutz, Doris...Church Creek McConkev, Albert .Barstow McNamara, Beverly ...Salisbury McKennev, Bertha.North East Maxwell, Mollie.Lockwood. Ohio Nelson, James A...Salisbury Nyce, Ralph. Jr. ..Hebron Payne, Milton ...Pocomoke Pirie, Donald .Salisbury Sambuchini, Anthony. .Westmoreland, Pa. Shores, Hugh .Salisbury Spicer, Harry. Laurel. Del. Smith, George .Salisbury Thompson, Nancy Jane.Salisbury Townsend, Betty Lou.Salisbury Walls, George .Greensboro Westbrook, Della...Princeton, N.C. Williams, James .Delmar Wvsong, Francis.Forest Hill fifty-one Barton, Shirley. Bartholomee, Ardath Beaven, Jean . Bramble, Glenn . Bridges, Deborah. Burns, Jeanne . Butler, Charles . Calcott, Elizabeth . Candy, Mildred. Cantrell, Mollie. Crockett. Stanford . Danielson, William_ Davenport, Paul _ Doyle, Ira. Doyle, Marie. Eiseman, Kathryn . Ellison, Nancy . Everett, Margaret. Graybeal, Virginia . Harrington, Benjamin Harrison, Wilson. Holsberg, Lester . Jarrell, Edward . Johnson, Jack . Johnson, Walter . Kammer, Charlotte ... Lawson, Helen . Liedlich, Pauline . Lynch, Mabel . Lewis, Dorothy. Maxwell, Jean . Mead, Dorothy. Mitchell, June . Potter, Mildred . Prettyman, Edwin. Radcliffe, Pat . Reed, Donald. Richard, Dorothy _ Riggin, M innie . Sasajima, Mitsuya .... Sawyer, Robert . Seller, James . Smith, Pierce . Stoops, Raymond. Strohsacker, Nancy ... Sherwood, June . Taylor, Mary A. Truitt, William . Vitarelli, Nick. Wilson, James S. .Queen Anne .Towson .Hillsboro .Cambridge .St. Michaels .Towson .Crisfield .Salisbury .Church Hill .Seaford, Del. .Crisfield .Indian Head .Vienna .Laurel, Del. .North East _Philadelphia. Pa. .Glen burn ie .Church Hill ..Colora _Princess Anne ..St. Michaels .Salisbury .Goldsboro .Solomons .Coster .Baltimore .Salisbury .Elkton .Ridgely .Bridgeville, Del. .Crisfield Washington Grove .Cambridge .Cambridge ...Laurel, Del. .Aberdeen .Rising Sun .Marydel ..Salisbury ..Berlin .Federalsburg .Cambridge .Salisbury ...Wilmington, Del. .Berlin .Federalsburg .Ocean City .Ocean City .Camden, N.J. .Salisbury omoreS ft fly-two uniord — Adkins, William . Bowen, Charlotte . Bradford, Pauline . Brown, Earl. Bay, John . English, Janet . Elliott, Daniel . Ellis, Samuel . Esiason, Leroy. Groton, Helen Sheppard Hoffman, Elnora . Holden, Richard . Howard, Joseph . James, Betty. Jones, Robert . Kosinske, Virginia. Late, Joyce . Lennon, William . McDowell, Curtis. Mcjilton, Roger . Mills, Pauline . O ' Brien, John . Overton, Jessie Horner.. Pierce, Frank. Stephens, Edward . Tyndall, Howard . Waterman, Dorothy . Webster, Faye . Webster, Robert . Willis, John . Williams, Thomas B. Willis, Robert. Fry, Lloyd . .Salisbury .Salisbury .Newark .Dover, Del. ..Edgewood .Salisbury .Salisbury .Delmar Philadelphia, Pa. .Salisbury .Ridgely .Salisbury .Easton .Forest Hill .Hebron .Bel Air .Thurmont .Federalsburg ..North East .Baltimore .Stockton .Willards .Tyaskin .Princess Anne .Salisbury .Berlin .Catonsville .Cambridge .Delmar .Baltimore .Princess Anne .Indian Head fifty-three Anders, Alfred . Atkinson, Joyce . Bloodsworth, Barbara .. Blomquist, Joan. Brinsfield, Insley .. Bulkeley, John . Catlin, Luther. Conner, Leon . Dennis, Thurman . Edwards, Ruth. Fithian, Robert . Foskey, Harry . Hales, Kathryn . Henry, Larry . Hill, Barbara. Johnson, Patricia . Keen, Victor . Lilley, Eugene. Longfellow, Shirley . Messick, Jeannette . Murphy, Maybelle . Pearl, David . Parker, Marion . Payne, Jack . Phillips, James . Phillips, Peggy. Potter, Frank . Pritchett, Alva. Pryor, Richard .. Randall, Ted. Robbins, Rebecca . Shahan, Dixon . Steere, Warren . Timmons, Corinne . Tolson, Virginia . Travers, Robert . Turner, Donald. Udovich, Joseph. Van Order, Frank. Walstrum, Lloyd. Whedhee, Gregg . White, Betty Anne. Widdowson, Catherine Williams, Elaine . Wilson, Lois . Wilson, James . .Cordova .Conowingo .Trappe .North East .Salisbury .Hebron ...Upper Fairmont .Greensboro .Pittsville Chincoteague, Va. .Salisbury .Salisbury .Salisbury .Cambridge .Princess Anne .Toddville .Salisbury .North East .Salisbury .Nanticoke .Federalsburg .Berlin .Pittsville .Pocomoke .Street .Snow Hill .Cambridge .Fishing Creek .Salisbury .North East .Lakesville .Millington .Salisbury .Berlin .Chester .Nanticoke .Smith’s Island .Brooklyn, N.Y. .Caldwell, N.J. .Havre de Grace .Easton .Princess Anne .Princess Anne .Cambridge .Cambridge .Cambridge fifty-four A GUIDE TO THE WAY BACK Happenings in the Fall. SGA Organizations.... Sports. . ..pages 1 to 12 ...pages 13 to 15 . ...pages 16 to 19 Familiar Faces Seniors. Juniors...-.. Sophomores..... Freshmen.. ...pages 20 to 26 __ P a g e 27 .. page 28 . ....page 29 Campus Leaders... Faculty.....—.... When We Come Back.... Directory......... Our Sponsorers... ......pages 30 to 34 ...pages 35 to 40 ...pages 41 to 50 _____pages 51 to 54 ....pages 55 to 64 fifty-five L. W. Gunby Co. HARDWARE Wholesale - Retail John A. Kuhn JEWELER ★ I I I West Main Street Salisbury Maryland Compliments of Citizens-Sussex Gas Companies Salisbury Maryland FEED SEED GRAIN ★ J. McKenny Willis Sons, Inc. Easton, Md. Phone 744 fifty-six W. P. Laws FANCY GROCERIES FRESH AND SALT MEATS PHONE 106 Ocean City, Maryland Compliments of Farmers and Planters Co. Salisbury Maryland Compliments of Hoffman Drycleaners Laundry ■ Berlin G. D. BULL Wholesale Fruit and Produce Pocomoke City, Maryland Telephone I I I fi fty-seven Davis Esso SERVICENTER MAIN BAPTIST ST. Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of CITY DAIRY, INC. Dist. Koontz Creamery Products Phone 7145 ENGLISH GRILL T Famous For Fine Foods Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1951 Bennett Drug Company Salisbury Maryland Compliments of A FRIEND fifty-eight Compliments of SINCE 1900 Bill ' s Seafood Inn Culvers Men ' s Shop for the best in quality foods The place to go for the brands you know E. Main Street Salisbury Delmar Compliments of The Gordy Drug Company SALISBURY ' S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY V A Friend 313 E. Main St. Salisbury Maryland Hancock ' s Grocery Fancy Meats Frozen Foods Johnson ' s Sunoco Service Station V. Rodney Johnson, Mgr. WE DELIVER East Main Baptist Streets Princess Anne, Maryland Phone 9777 Compliments of Visit the HOUSE OF JEWELRY FOR Sterling Silver - Glassware Diamonds - Guaranteed Watches Horner Motor Sales, Inc. All at your Salisbury jeweler! DE SOTO — PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE Russell P. White N. Division Street Salisbury Boulevard Phone 6721 WATCH REPAIRING AGENT FOR KIRK STERLING fifty-nine E. V MISS ( i COMPANY Everything Needed for Building 1893 - 1951 Salisbury, Easton, Centreville, Hurlock, Chestertown, Berlin, Pocomoke sixty We ' ll Miss You Your Home of Fine . . . but Here ' s Quality Furniture Wishing You All Good Things FELDMAN BROTHERS JOHNNYS SALISBURY SAMMY ' S POCOMOKE TAKE A LONG TIME TO PAY for Good Food and Fun MATTHEWS MOTOR CO. YOUR FRIENDLY FORD AND MERCURY DEALER PHONE 590 — POCOMOKE CITY, MARYLAND WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS MARSHALL MOORE Established 1935 Compliments of Salisbury Nash Inc. Linwood Morris Implement Co. Wicomico Motor Company, Inc. Salisbury, Maryland Salisbury - Delmar Blvd. LINWOOD MORRIS Salisbury, Md. sixty-one A familiar and reassuring slogan Familiar ...because it has appeared in thousands of the country ' s finest year¬ books for the past half century. Reassuring ...because those years of specialized experience bring complete service, outstanding quality and de¬ pendable delivery to the yearbook staffs with whom we work. JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago 7, Illinois Every Good Sport Is Successful Best Luck From FULLBROOK- HOLLAND East Main Street . . . SALISBURY Hayman ' s Pharmacy ALBIN A. HAYMAN, Ph.G. ★ Main at Lake Street Salisbury Maryland Gunby Seabrease SEEDS - HARDWARE Salisbury, Md. E. G. Davis Candy Co. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS East Main Davis Streets Salisbury Maryland Telephone 4451 Compliments of A FRIEND DUNCAN BROTHERS, Inc. • CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC - GMC TRUCKS Sales - Service - Parts ☆ 24 HOUR SERVICE POCOMOKE CITY MARYLAND Phones 255 - 455 - 655 sixty-th ree (Compliments and J3est OJisheS of the Following Lead ing Businesses of SALISBURY MARYLAND Art Linen Shop Nathan ' s Benedict the Florist Oriole Store Equipment Co. Benjamins Pepsi-Cola Company Bounds Taylor Photo-Lite Studios Booth Brown Porter ' s Appliance Center Burnett-Walton Powell Motor Co. W. C. Carey Son A. W. Perdue Son County Trust Company Parkway Motors Inc. Culver ' s Flower Shop R. E. Powell Company Culver Motor Company Vernon H. Powell Edward ' s Provico Company Farmers Merchants Bank Ralph Gaskill, Inc. The Gordy Ins. Agency, Inc. Ray-Mor Baking Co. Avery W. Hall Harris J. Riggin Hayman Pharmacy Salisbury Brick Co. H. L. Harcum Salisbury National Bank V. V. Hughes Sons Schleisner Company W. N. Jackson Ins. Agency Shore Pontiac Sales, Inc. Lee Johnson, Inc. Ulman Sons The Lee Shoppe White Leonard Leeds Twilley Wicomico Hotel W. F. Messick Ice Company Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Miller Electric Co. Geo. L. Ralph, Inc. Lewis Morgan Son Salisbury Automotive Inc. BUSINESS ASSOCIATION SALISBURY COOPERATIVE sixty-jour