Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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DOROTHY RICHARD “Dot” is known by both students and faculty alike for her willing¬ ness to work and her scholastic ability. She is popular, not only with her classmates, but with the entire student body. As an ath¬ lete, Dot represented S.T.C. her first two years on the basketball floor, as well as playing hockey. MABEL LYNCH Mabel is outstanding most of all for her humor and wit. Upon her entrance on the scene, everyone relaxes into a congenial mood and funny things happen. We may say of Mabel that she is personal¬ ly interested in everyone; that she is a “friend indeed” constant¬ ly- MINNIE RIGGIN “Minnie,” although the quiet and demure type, is popular with everyone. She seems to have an air of friendliness about her, and, when in her presence, one can hardly help being happy. Her very manner makes her a favorite with students and faculty alike and assures her success. 18

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LESTER HOLSBERG Les—personification of poise and composure around a heart of gold. From his first day at S.T.C., he fought for a better school. Uncompromising in matters of principle, he stood when others faltered. Because of his dynamic leadership, he leaves a better school than he found. He was thirsty. WALTER JOHNSON Studious, dependable, conscienti¬ ous, and capable, Walt will sure¬ ly leave a void which will be felt in the future. Many of the school’s social improvements dur¬ ing the last four years have felt the gentle nudge and guidance of this leader of leaders. He will make a mark in his chosen field. JOHN JOHNSON A quiet and cooperative student, Jack’s countenance was ever pres¬ ent whenever there was a chore to be done. His steadying influ¬ ence in class functions has always played a dramatic part in their ultimate success. His ready smile and willing hand will serve him well on the road to success. 17

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RICHARD HOUNDS “Dick” is one of our day stu¬ dents who is going about earn ¬ ing his degree in his own quiet way. He seems to spend most of his time “fluctuating” between classrooms and the library, with occasional “time out for coffee” in the snack bar. His actions in¬ dicate a definite liking for teach¬ ing and we’re sure he’ll go far in his chosen field. STEWART HARRISON As a student, “Stew” has certain¬ ly left his mark in the annals of S. T. C. Budgeting his time be¬ tween his classes, student activi¬ ties, and “Jayne”, he has con¬ sistently placed himself on the honor roll, won three achieve¬ ment keys, and rated a place in the annual “WHO’S WHO” publication. ROBERT SAWYER Around the campus, ‘Buzz’ could perhaps most often be seen with a ping-pong paddle in his hand, bidding five hearts, or writing a lesson plan. He also preferred basketball or volleyball to study¬ ing, but proved himself capable in the classroom when the occa¬ sion arose. 19