Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1956 volume:

to O 70 m pre¬ serve a record of campus expan¬ sions and important activities taking place for you , |§j shti%i £L the SHite TeacneHk v v ■ ' ' -yy° H ism t?.. i StP [ fiSl 5 ■ . ss £££ $P TO S, « W fell tiffs immWmmfi ■ ‘ igffiplif SPlffl pp % Nowhere so a man as he there was And yet he seemed busier than he was. Sunday evening vespers f. � ' liK ft ■ ■ ? T Al f 7 1 I 4 LJ J , V . When Spring comes ' iM. M These are the times that try men ' s souls ... He that stands it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. . 1 OUR ALMA MATER O Alma Mater, Standing wise and stately, We dedicate our song to thee, A song of praise, a song of deep devotion, A song of love and endless loyalty. Salisbury College, School of gracious beauty, Thy portals stand an open door Through which we enter lives of deeper wisdom, O we shall love thy name forevermore. DEDK Dr. Jessie L. Fleming VTION As time goes by, we shall cherish the memory of one personality as part of our college life. With a warmth and sincerity, she spoke to us through the art and language of music. Her untiring efforts and ivill- ingness to help were tinged with a knowledge of high ideals. Beyond every cloud of doubt, fear, or disap¬ pointment was a broad smile, radiated with courage to look for the silver lining. With admiration, we, the class, dedicate the 1956 Ever green to Ur. Jessie L. Fleming, a teacher, guide, and friend who will live forever in our hearts. Symbolizing life itself, the Evergreen shall endeavor to unfold one year of life at S.T.C. The staff wishes to keep anew the memories of a year never to be lost. It is with this hope, we present to you the 1956 Evergreen. ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES SPONSORS 13 v : v : .v ; ■ v: Dr. Wilbur Devilbiss, President B.A., M.A., Ed.D. A ss THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES You are leaving the college as a representative of the teaching pro¬ fession at a time when the eyes of all people are centered on education, education for all the people, as the hope of the world in these unsettled times. Every teacher is challenged to improve the educational programs in our schools and lift the quality of teaching. This has always been the job of the teacher but it is of greater urgency today than at any other time in our history. Four years in college is a short time in which to prepare for a profes¬ sion so important to the quality of living of all people. But it is a begin¬ ning—a beginning that has developed in each an awareness of how much there is to learn and an inquisitiveness that will lead each to broaden and expand his areas of knowledge. To know how little you know and move to do something about it is one mark of a maturing mind and a step toward becoming really educated. It is my hope that the foundation you have laid will be strong enough to support you as you meet the exacting tests of the members of your profession and of the people in general. The breadth of your knowledge in the several academic disciplines, your skill in using what you know, your sense of values, your ability and willingness to do critical and in¬ dependent thinking, your capacity for a feeling of humaneness toward others, these and many other things are a part of that foundation. May the structure of your life built upon so sturdy a foundation be satisfying and rewarding to you and an inspiration to others. DR. HOWARD E. BOSLEY Dean of Instruction DR. CAROLYN DUNLAP Director of Practice Teaching t MR. JAMES R. FOCHT Education, Supervisor of Junior High Grades DR. ANNE H. MATTHEWS Education, Supervisor of Elementary Schools MR. MacCURDY BURNET English, Speech, and Literature 4 ♦ MR. A. L. FLEMING Economics DR. MAURICE C. FLEMING Biological Sciences MR. RUSSELL RICKERT Physical Science ( MR. JAMES F. GLENN Chemistry 1 DR. IDABELLE THOMAS History MR. WILLIAM H. WROTEN, JR. Government, American History Sociology MISS ALETHEA WHITNEY Health Education, and Women ' s Physical Education DR. MARY French, L. FRANCIS Spanish MISS HELEN L. JAMART Health Education and Supervisor of Men ' s Dormitory v ' MRS. LEONE MILES Supervisor of Resident Hall MRS. MAE WILLIAMS Supervisor of Resident Hall MRS. GRACE CHAIRES Librarian MRS. NETTIE C. BENTLEY Assistant Librarian MRS. LILLIAN WEBSTER Dietitian mmtmw MRS. JANE WALLACE Nurse MR. ROBERT GEBHARDTSBAUER Registrar MR. FRED L. FOLTZ Supervisor of Maintenance MRS. MARGARET ENNIS Supervisor of Snack Bar I MISS RUTH BENNETT Campus School Kindergarten MiSS A. MARY HUTTON Campus School Second Grade MRS. WILSIE SEABREASE Campus School Third Grade MISS MARGARET ADDIS Campus School Fourth Grade i MRS. LOUISE WHITE Campus School Fifth Grade 0 MAURICE BOZMAN President CARROLL HITCH Vice President SUSAN NOCK Secretary NANCY WILSON Treasurer JEAN CARROLL Social Committee Representative JAMES FOCHT Faculty Advisor 41 . . . Madame President . . . versatile inter¬ ests . . . noted facial expressions . . . John ' s the one! BARBARA BAILEY 43 44 MARVIN BARRY . . . Dave ' specialist in quiet type. . . . sincere and likeable Junior High Education . . 45 JUNE BENNETT . . . our little Judy Garland . . . Vim, Vigor, and Vitality . . . midnight begins the study hour, “Let ' s go out, I just can ' t stand that food! 46 CLINTON BRADWAY . . . Clint . . . won from Washington Col lege . . . good looking sport clothes . . Anyone for tennis? ELAINE BRINSFIELD . . . good dresser . . . loves teaching and good food . . . Ronnie has her promise . . . Oh, really? 49 ISABELLE BROWN . . Isie . . . dependable . . . everybody ' s friend . . . favorite mail comes from North East ... I don ' t believe a word of it. ' ' 50 . . . Joe ... As Time Goes By . . . Wild about spaghetti and English Literature . . . All women are the same! 51 NIEL E. CAREY Day Student, conscientious, clothes shark . . . wild about hunting. 54 MRS. JEAN CARROLL . . . party bound . . . night owl socializer . . . busy with lesson plans but takes time out for daughter Lou, and Mr. Jazz man . . . Pontiac Gal. 55 MRS. ADELIA CLEMENS day student . . . homemaker and teacher . . . conscientious worker,. . . likeable. 56 blue Chevy . . . Dundalk, a favorite p . . . Hi, Dad. WILLIAM CURTIS 57 MARY LOU DAVIS . Lou . . . Berlin is the home . . . en¬ joys lunch in the snack bar . . . Now Seriously! 58 MARGARET ERA • • • “Peggy . . . reserved . . . Reb is her past, present, and ?! . . . Well fancy that! . . . Likes sports and dancing. Silk 59 ROBERT HALL . . . Bob . . . whiz on the parallel bars . . . Shirley is exceptional . . . likes teasing and fun. 60 ESTHER HARRINGTON . . crazy about life savers . . . studious . . . Now I don ' t want to bother you . . 61 CARROLL HITCH . . studious . . . neat dresser . . . finds pleasure in teaching . . . friendly. 62 m V 7. DONNA JONES . . a tall slender brunette . . . lots of fun . . takes time out for Bob and bridge . . . I nearly died laughing. 63 JOANNE JONES . . Jo . . . studious . . . neat dresser . . . Dave is her boy . . . How about that! 64 FREDERICK KILLE a good joke . interested ii . . our Gainsbor dramatics . . . Hi, 65 WILLIAM LURTON . . . Bill . . . quiet but lots of fun . . . loves ice-cream, shrimp and Helen ... a Ted Williams fan . . . Gee roushee and golly dag. 66 jean McGrath . . . scholarly . . . finds teaching a pleasure . . . weakness: coffee and cigarettes. 67 ANNE MERRIMAN . . . Dear Annette . . , enjoys good music . . . gal behind the scenes . . . Arthur Mur¬ ray dancer. 68 SUSAN NOCK . . . Sue” . . . nice things in small packages . . . Engaged . . . pleasing personality. 69 MOZELLE PARDEW . . . Mo . . . goes for football games . . . Brown .... enjoys Rachmaninoff . . . Good morning, would you like some co¬ coa? 70 PAULINE PORTER oily . . . Got M ' s on the brain ice-cream and Harford County I ' ll take a nap. 71 PHILIP PRYOR . . . A Day Student . . . lots of fun . . . taxi service . . . wears sharp clothes. 72 THOMAS REID . . . Pete . . . One semester does it . . . studious but takes time out for coffee and Pearl . . . When I strike uranium 73 MARGARET ROSS . . . Peg . . . read-head from Easton . . . ambitious . . . great in art and athletics. 74 JOHN SASAJIMA . . . walking library guid e, loves good food . . . favorite state. New York . . . F.G. 80- 80 . . . “If you see my ' wife ' . . 75 MRS. JOAN SAWYER . . . Fascinated by Student Teaching . . . My little monsters. . . . Married . . . Well, Bob says . . 76 JOHN SHAHEEN . . . family man, a smoke between classes . . . master of gymnastics, a friend of every¬ one. 77 CHARLES SPEDDEN . . . Bob . . . loves music and bridge . . . Donna . . . Well, It ' s about that time! 78 EDWARD STEVENS . . . Chairman Ed, . . . Likes classical music tailed lesson plans. . . . Life is just too short . . dislikes de- 79 BERNARD STOCKTON . . . Beanie . . . Cambridge is the home, quiet, likes a good laugh . . . clothes con¬ scious. 80 MAHLON TROUT . . . the quiet type . . . n board . . . the knot is tied aders. 81 HERMAN TRUITT Bunky ... a big tease . . . drives a yellow Nash . . . man of a few words. GRAYSON WHEATLEY . . . coffee cup philosopher . . . loves fried chicken . . . Charlotte . . . Bridge at 10:10 P.M. 83 JAMES WILSON . . . Salisbury ' s Mercutio . . . Master of cere¬ monies . . . our own magician . . . Thank you largely. 84 NANCY WILSON . . . crazy about progressive jazz . . . Tues¬ day night dates . . . professional reading teacher . . . hails from Pocomoke. 85 86 m OFFICERS V RS. GLENWOOD EVANS President CAROLYN CRAMER Social Committee Representative MR. A. L. FLEMING Advisor 87 88 Mrs. Virginia Bradley Mrs. Alice Colbeck 89 Thomas Comer Carolyn Cramer 90 Ruth Davis V Glenwood Evans 91 Helen Evans 92 Frank Gentle Millie Gillilan 93 Pearl Griffin 94 Anne Hummer Nancy Laws 95 Charlotte Lynch Ann Marousek 96 George Mason Mrs. Roberta Mason 97 98 Shirley Powell Mary Anne Salmon 99 Thelma Stephens Katharine Subers 100 Mrs. Donna Trout 101 Marlene Warrington Mary Jane Wright 102 Mrs. Gertrude Younger 103 10-4 OFFICERS WILLIAM LANG President 105 Cecil Bradshaw Clifton Brimer Ina Ray Calloway ®r- 106 Joanne Cathell 109 Eleanor Marshall Rebecca Matthews Wanda Parks ‘H-liM ' ■ : ' V- ' Bobbie Jean Pennewell Maria Simmons June Stockham Norma Lee Trice Ruth Walters Lovey Ann Truitt I 13 , o C A ifs 0 %• % e % N ‘ CO® o ,o S® d fro 6 Q C G, ?° , 0 ° S? 0 Q % ' ? We s W f Ar,; ?, S ( 0 7 ° =N S 3 � 0C| X 0 P v O c e s f e Mi If, ° r d t o ,t ° : 5 ( 0 7 0 6 C ' , � X s - ' 0 N C?‘ lr,c ote d 9 e C e nter VilL fi, $r t r n Vfi 0 7 ? 0 0 . 6 ® 9 V ' e Nancy Atkinson Edward Smith Anna Burton Barbara Parks Jane Edwards MR. WILLIAM WROTEN Advisor FRANCES NELSON Vice President CONNIE MEARS Secretary ROSALEE LYNCH Treasurer JOHN WEISE Social Comm. Rep. Jean Pusey Alice Wilson 117 BARBARA BAILEY President JOHN SASAJIMA Vice President MARY LOU DAVIS _ Secretary CONSTANCE HILDEBRAND _ Treasurer OFFICERS ROBERTA MASON President CLINTON BRADWAY Vice President DONNA JONES Secretary GEORGE MASON Treasurer MR. JAMES R. FOCHT Advisor DR. ANNE H. MATTHEWS Advisor czI 1 □ □ X. □ □□ 3 a i=n=i a 4 czi aa a cq 5 1 + 1 = 2 . a + a = aa i = (1 l a d. i 1 MRS. MAE WILLIAMS Dormitory Supervisor MRS. LEONE MILES Dormitory Supervisor MRS. A. L. FLEMING Dean of Women OFFICERS ROBERT HALL President RICHARD MURPHY First Vice President JOSEPH BROWN Second Vice Presid ent JOSEPH STEELMAN Secrefary WARD TAYLOR Treasurer DR. ROBERT ELDERDICE Dean of Men MISS HELEN JAMART Dormitory Supervisor OFFICERS MR. FRANK D. WHITE Advisor OFFICERS N E W M A N CLINTON BRADWAY President JOSEPH BROWN Vice President MARY ANN SALMON Secretary-Treasurer L U B MISS MARY HUTTON Advisor OFFICERS ALICE AYERS President SUSAN NOCK Vice President ESTER HARRINGTON Secretary-Treasurer M E N S D A Y I A T I O N PHILIP SLACUM President ARTHUR ELLIS Vice President WILLIAM LANG Secretary GILMER WILLIAR Treasurer JOANNE JONES Editor-in-Chief VIRGINIA NOCK BRADLEY Associate Editor HELEN LAYMAN and FRANK GENTLE Copy Editors JOHN BOSLEY Photography Manager RANDA LU BARNARD Social Manager PAULINE PORTER Business Manager MARY ANN SALMON Circulation Manager JOHN FURLANO Advertising Manager JEAN SKINNER FRANCES NELSON ISABELLE L. BROWN Typist E V E R G R E E N CAROLYN BUNDICK Editor REBECCA MATTHEWS Assistant Editor SHIRLEY POWELL Business Manager RICHARD MURPHY Assistant Business Manager PEGGY ROSS Art Editor CLINTON BRADWAY Layout Editor REGINA HUGHES Assistant Layout Editor ELAINE BRINSFIELD Copy Editor CHARLOTTE LYNCH Photography Editor i ALICE WILSON Assistant Photography Editor T A F F MISS MARGARET ADDIS Advisor STAFF ROOM OFFICERS JUNE BENNETT President JOAN HAYMAN Vice President MOZELLE PARDEW Secretary JOHN FURLANO Librarian . L A D I E S E N S E M B L E JOANNE JONES REBECCA MATTHEWS SHIRLEY POWELL PEGGY ROSS MARY ANN CLOSSON MARY JANE WRIGHT JOAN HAYMAN JANE THORSELL CAROLYN BUNDICK CAROL KNAPP MARY EVELYN DOEPP KATHRYN SUBERS JUNE BENNETT MOZELLE PARDEW DR. JESSIE L. FLEMING Director s OFFICERS P H A N E S FRED KILLE President CONNIE HILDEBRAND Vice President ANNE GORMAN Secretary KATHERINE SUBERS Treasurer P L A Y E R S MR. MACCURDY BURNET OFFICERS MARGARET ROSS President JUNE BENNETT Vice President RUTH DAVIS Secretary PAULINE PORTER Treasurer MISS ALETHEA WHITNEY Advisor OFFICERS M E N S ROLAND FOSKEY President PHILIP SLACUM Vice President THOMAS FALUN Secretary WILLIAM BROWN Treasurer COACH BENN MAGGS Advisor OFFICERS JOHN BOSLEY President KATHARINE SUBERS Vice President MARLENE WARRINGTON Secretary BARBARA FUCHS Treasurer MR. BENN MAGGS Advisor JOHN SHAHEEN Chairman DR. ROBERT ELDERDICE Advisor c L U B B U R !«� «. -s tigttdttro- A new Episcopal minister to Salisbury brought a new club to S.T.C. Back row, left to right: Dick Dana, Pete Red¬ dish, Jim Broumel, June Stockham, Lydia Heaton, Jack Weise, and J. H. Williams. Front row: Thelma Hackert, Jane Thor- sell, Millie Gillilan, Father Varley, Barbara Testa, Betty Hea¬ ton, and Sally Dawson. - Left to right: Peggy Ross, Senior Class Rep.; Carolyn Cramer, Junior Class Rep.; Mozelle Pardew, Soda! Committee Chairman; Betty Shawn, Sophomore Class Rep. Jack Weise, Freshman Class Rep., not shown. Left to right: Anne Brady, Dick Rayne, Lucy Hitt, Delores Gardner, Jim Sciscenti, Bruce Richardson, Lester Hatton, Dr. Maurice Fleming, and Sally Dawson. J u N I 0 R I 0 N D A N C I N G C L U B 5 Back row, left to right: Ruth Neilson, Isabelle Brown, Betty Shawn, Mary Jane Wright, Sally Dawson. Center row: Maria Simmons, Lucy Hitt, Ina Ray Calloway, Margaret Blazek, Gertrude Younger. Front row: Pauline Porter, June Bennett, Peggy Ross, Ruth Davis, Mozelle Pardew. w 0 M E N S A. A. B 0 A R D M A. E A. N B 0 S A R D 1 1 ! 1 I I I 1 I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I i u i u 1111 r 11111 i 1111111 Left to right: Bill Brown, Tom Fallin, Philip Slacum, Roland Foskey, Coach Maggs. 152 WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD Intramural Hockey Manager _ _ . GERTRUDE YOUNGER Varsity Volleyball Manager ISABELLE BROWN Intramural Volleyball Manager __ ... - MARY JANE WRIGHT Varsity Basketball Managers _ _ MARGARET BLAZEK BETTY LEE SHAWN Intramural Basketball Manager _ _ MARIA SIMMONS Tennis Manager _ _ PHYLLIS WILLIAMS Tumbling Managers _ _ INA RAY CALLOWAY LUCY HITT Badminton Manager _ _ RUTH NEILSON Softball Manager _ _ LOUISE HOLBROOK Social Manager _ _ SALLY DAWSON MEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD Soccer Team Managers _ _ CHARLIE MUIR CHARLIE NOSSICK Volleyball Manager _ _ TOM COMER Archery Manager _ _ JOE STEELMAN Golf Manager _ _ PHIL PRYOR Boxing Club Manager __ _ WARD TAYLOR Basketball Managers _ . _ TOM FALUN JOE STEELMAN Track Manager _ _ JOHN SHAHEEN Tennis Manager _ CLINTON BRADWAY Softball Managers _ _ JOHN MAVROMATIS ARTHUR ELLIS Gymnastic Managers _ __GRAYSON WHEATLEY BOB HALL Rifle Club Manager _ _ LESTER HATTON 153 HOCKE Halfbacks Forward Line 1954 was the first year that S.T.C. has had a varsity hockey team. It was begun last year by a group of en¬ thusiastic freshmen interested in the sport. Although only one game was scheduled, S.T.C. won by defeating King ' s College with a score of 8-1. The 1955 season was opened with S.T.C. having five games scheduled. The team was to play Towson, St. Marys, Villa Julie, Notre Dame, and Western Maryland. Due tc cold weather, only three games were played. Left to right: Louise Holbrook, Jacqueline Richardson, Joanne Cathell, Frances Wersten, Peggy Ross, Carole Kirkwood, Sally Dawson, Coach Whitney. ' : 4 V m . • , ., “ « t . -«■ % ' ( ; Z. ' ■ ' Jfagk ' M J 4 % ' Jm . . EAM Left to right: Lucy Hitt, Jane Thorsell, Helen Luzetsky, Delores Gardner, Ruth Neilson, Ina Ray Calloway, Jean Pusey, Mary Evelyn Doepp. Co-Captains Backfield The hockey schedule for next year is in the making so the team can play its games before cold weather sets in to spoil the season. The 1955 season proved to show a lot of promising material for developing a top notch team of S.T.C. Ina Ray Calloway and Helen Luzetsky served as very capable co-captains. If there is continued interest of the freshmen and sophomores, S.T.C. may look for a promising 1956 hockey season. y IP gW-, - J® ; ’ v h - Ij ■N ajjftjl ft jpO T • f j ‘ IS ■ m m ti 1 jjj| jkK u TO. i | tf IL Jf ' I f J jbm JBg f |f | JpuBl Third row, left to right: Coach Whitney, Jacqueline Richardson, Ruth Neilson, Gertrude Younger, Jeanne Skinner, Elaine Brinsfield, Isabelle Brown. Second row: Frances Nelson, Lucy Hitt, Maria Simmons, Carole Kirkwood, Norma Lee Trice. First row: Mary Jane Wright and Mozelle Pardew. Co-Captains The “Victory Smile might well be the title of the above pic¬ ture. This year our lassies ended the season with many fine victories against the Shore competition. Under the excellent di¬ rection of Coach Whitney, they have served notice that they are the team to beat. aB a w a vi ' Semi-circle, left to right: Jacqueline Richardson, Helen Luzetsky, Norma Lee Trice, Lucy Hitt, Delores Gardner, Delores Cooling, Ina Ray Calloway, Joanne Cathell, Louise Holbrook, Ruth Davis and Ruth Neilson. Second row: Betty Lee Shawn, Carole Kirkwood and Margaret Blazek. Standing: Coach Whitney. Co-Captains Sparked by the speed of Helen Luzetsky and Dee Gardner, the faking of Ruth Davis, Joanne Cathell and Buttons Hol¬ brook, the height of Norma Lee Trice, the net powers of the forwards, and the all around team cooperation plus Miss Whit¬ ney ' s coaching, one can easily see why we are so proud of our UNDEFEATED basketball team. 157 Naughty Nine s Coo Ca1s e G r eat p Q 0 o ' n 9 rets nder s Later Alligators 159 THE SOCCER SQUAD SWEETHEART OF ' 55 JEAN FITZGERALD 160 AND S.T.C. CHEERLEADERS Back row, left to right: Nancy Horsman, Wayne Smith, Stuart Scott, and Doris Burke. Front row: Flo Kelley, Ina Ray Calloway, and Buttons Holbrook. VICTORY CRY Victory, victory, that ' s our cry, V-l-C-T-O-R-Y. Are we in it? Well I guess, Salisbury, Salisbury, Yes! Yes! TEAM YELL T-E-A-M yay team. T-E-A-M yay team. T-E-A-M yay team. Fight, fight, fight! 161 Back row, left to right: John Potter, Stuart Scott, Bruce Richardson, and Arthur Ellis. Front row: Tom Fallin, John Shaheen, Tom Comer, and Bill Brown. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL A sport which has gained.considerable prominence and popularity at S.T.C. in the past few years is volleyball. This year our men found themselves in a local league where the quality of competition has made for some close and exciting games. Sparked by Corner, our team has piled up a most impressive string of victories. Through their excellent play our men find themselves in the midst of a championship game against Chincoteague at the moment this is being written. 162 Back row, left to right: Arthur Ellis, Tom Comer, Grayson Hurley, John Shaheen, Don Smith, and Coach Maggs. Front row: Ronnie O ' Brien, George Mills, Phillip Slacum, John Mavromatis, and Dick Marshall. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Maggsmen wound up with a rather unsuccessful season as com¬ pared with our usual showing. With the welcome addition of Grayson Hurley, a freshman from Cam bridge, and the return of Doc Volmer, we were antici¬ pating a fine season. Our spirits were dampened however, by several high scor¬ ing losses to opposing competition. As usual, our stellar forward, Roland Foskey, sparked the team effort. Against Wesley he tossed 30 points in, but it was not enough to overcome the final 90-81 loss. Toward the end of the season we lost Muir, Volmer and Foskey; this did not help the team ' s morale. The loss placed on our team the extra burden which made itself evident in the remaining ball games. 163 RECEPTION for Dr. and Mrs. Devilbiss ' 1 ■ ■ ' On October 7, 1955, the State Teachers College faculty gave a reception in honor of our new president and his wife to introduce them to the city of Salis¬ bury. Guests, who were some of Salisbury ' s leading citizens, were received by Dr. and Mrs. Howard E. Bosley, the official college hosts. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Framptom, representing the State Board of Education, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Boston from the State Department of Education. Refresh¬ ments were served and the reception drew to a close after Dr. and Mrs. Devilbiss and the faculty had greeted their guests. 166 HOMECOMING Table for the Guests of Honor ffl} 4 1 m f’Lt v t 1 1 ' J A Alumni and Faculty enjoy dinner together 167 HARVEST DANCE « • c : ' ; 1 ' h icjijjj BEp ; .-Vi I.T ■ ' .WZ ' I « D BMV •« ■ In warn v v ' HWA ' V ' tA r j.V ' . Bra , : ' .3H| 1 iTOliB 1 ND QUEEN Dr. Devilbiss Crowns the Queen This year, the Sophomore Class called its dance the Harvest Ball which was held in honor of the Queen, Miss Nancy Laws of Salisbury. The setting of the dance was a harvest field with ole man moon looking over the Morioie Orchestra. Colors of wine and yellow were used throughout. The Harvest Court consisted of Ardis Hoener, Cecil Bradshaw, Jean Fitzgerald, Sue Nock, and Mozelle Pardew. 169 Arsenic and Old Lace JANUARY T Crooning and Spooning in Federalsburg The traditional Candlelighting Service was held in the Social Room on December 15 as the last event before the Christmas holidays. Miss Ruth Powell, former dietician and social director who served in her capacity for over twenty years and endeared herself to the stu¬ dents of S.T.C., lighted the large candle. The program was opened by the College Chorus who led the procession. The Candlelighting Service has become an integral part of S.T.C., having been held each year since the college ' s beginning in 1925. It began as an occasion when the entire col¬ lege, students, and faculty shared the joys of The Quie Christmas by presenting gifts to a representa¬ tive of the Welfare Board of Wicomico County. In the history of S.T.C. and the Candlelight¬ ing Service, there have been two of the huge center candles from which students light their tapers. The second one is presently being used. This year the service was planned by the organizations representing the largest number of students, namely Women ' s Dormitory As¬ sociation, Women ' s Day Association, Men ' s Dormitory Association, and Men ' s Day Associa¬ tion. ¥alks What next? 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S OUf s ' ea ’hPrf a 7j e ? s � a J by 3fl.cf r, Cr e . ai w.- ' C a ' _ „ h ° Y Y’y for ay at 6:30 a ea °h V r t ttj hion for . ’ atl 4 fy r h ' e r - 6m, J- ; Vl shj N ' vd e j lV 4® VQ E? - ‘ e ' Y.Yb} . «e %e Pen o - ' op n il ' bar a R C„ « 0 ' br„o k C p ro,e Wr® 1 Col} iflower eg Sy - A 7 0 y ' ■ c 0e, v y, ; ’ v e - 9 ' ' sch ««. are l V� - e f 0 c aj’s ay 0 V%A ?y r 7 h v e 7 -« ann oun Ce(i a y°ut s fo . Girls’ Varsity Wil Receive New Suit! The girls’ basketball varsit be sporting new suits and j; et •.-(v S. this year. The squad will 1 ' f 176 iW v s?-% v c ?y to “ ere ‘° A c i 4 1 oA o CO V ' C vV x N ’ . - V0 C.u ' tne T is k ' ei] ' 0pe rati 0 l WeU (VO ' 4 6 s vs . c W c b e CJ tjorition begins. Those potential e S ' e V eC e Tcipants are Jean Skinner, c, ‘° :CV ' J lected before the Christmas •A .Id- ° ' ne Wrieht. Lucv Hitt. I I The Laughter We Were Glad to 4 Share Waiting patiently, all infor¬ mation available. Will Echo . . No meals in peace! Best sport I; 1 ■ 1W Good eggs? Through the Years . . . Humidity was high tonight The Tug of War. Pull, boys, pull! Eager Beavers %m ■ CLASSES II ACTION! THE DAYHOPS AND FRO 182 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES You Have Taught Us Many Things . . . You have taught us what you know . . . how to find beauty in words . . . how to read a child ' s face . . . how to lead out a young mind . . . You have taught us how to help build a college through the Holly Leaf and the Evergreen . . . how to help build a profession through an FTA . . . how to build a democracy through self- government in SGA . . . how to help build a better world through a foreign scholarship project . . . And you have taught us what you are ... a woman who lives creatively . . . a mind that continuously seeks and grows ... a citizen who serves her communi¬ ty ... a friend who goes the second mile ... a self that can be both individual and social. These things- and more, Dr. Matthews, we and all STCeans will always remem¬ ber. For them we shall always thank you, for they are a part of our growing up. We are honored that you are graduating with us, and so we say, as seniors to a senior and yet as beginners to one who has finished an assignment, Summa cum laude! 187 When Other Nights and Other Days . . . May Find Us On Our Separate Ways . . . Home of the Brave Meeting the Challenge 189 FOUR—THEIRS FOREVER by NANCY RADCLIFFE ! ' on the fourth day of September, My doors for another year to remember— were flung open. I wakened from a drowsy sleep, then crouched for a leap— into another year. At once I loved that Freshman Class, each sturdy lad and pretty lass— proud of their title. They shied at courses for the years to come, but never shall it be said that one— was unwilling to try. Soon it was found that things to be done were best accomplished by everyone— so it was. They did not expect honors, if so, very few because after all they were very new— their year would come. Another summer then did pass, they came to me as the Sophomore Class— eager and willing. Now they felt, since older they ' d grown, a few of their champions could be shown— and they brought them forth. In every sport which I might name, they did their part to bring me fame— they made me proud. As on the second year they drew the curtain, within my soul I felt quite certain— the best was yet to come. That summer seemed unusually long, but as usual I welcomed the happy throng— this year, Juniors. My admiration for them grew each day as, struggling they made their way— toward the top. In each reach for success they took a part, eager to show that in their hearts— they loved me. Their Junior year saw much success, but the future held a greater test— as Seniors. This year was the best of them all, the year I shall always recall— as their greatest. They decided above all they ' d risk; they ' d make their class of 56 ' ’ — one to remember. The Senior year was filled with work and fun; there was an important task for everyone— just for the taking. I’ve told this story of their last four years, so you may understand their parting tears— they ' ll shed at graduation. Now they are gone to glory and fame, a wonderful credit to my name— Salisbury State Teachers. THESE In the year ! OoO ; LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING Look for the silver lining, Whene ' er a cloud appears in the blue; Remember somewhere the sun is shining And so the right thing to do is make it shine lor you. A heart full of joy and gladness Will always vanish sadness and strife, So always look for the silver lining And try to find the sunny side of life. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE 1955-56 FACULTY DIRECTORY DR. WILBUR DEVILBISS President Camden Avenue Ext. MR, BENN MAGGS Health Ed., Men ' s Physical Ed. Dogwood Drive DR. HOWARD E. BOSLEY Dean of Instruction Dogwood Drive DR. ANNE H. MATTHEWS Ed., Supervisor Elem. School Ed. 301 West College Avenue MR. MacCURDY BURNET English, Speech, Lit. 410 West College Avenue DR. JOHN B. MAY Psychology 705 Lakeside Drive DR. CAROLYN DUNLAP Director of Teacher Education 1016 Camden Avenue MISS HENRIETTA PURNELL Art 301 West College Avenue DR. ROBERT ELDERDICE English, Speech, Personnel Allenwood DR. IDABELLE W. THOMAS History 227 West College Avenue MR. EUGENE D. FARACE Geography 1020 Margaret Street MR. RUSSELL RICKERT Physical Sciences Rt. 2, Seaford, Del. MR. A. L. FLEMING Economics 413 Wicomico Street MR. FRANK D. WHITE Mathematics Camden and College Avenue MRS. FRANCIS FLEMING English, Personnel 413 Wicomico Street MISS ALETHEA WHITNEY Health Ed., Women ' s Physical Ed. 301 West College Avenue DR. JESSIE L. FLEMING Music Tony Tank Road MR. WILLIAM H. WROTEN Government, Amer. History, Sociology 201 East William Street DR. MAURICE C. FLEMING Biological Sciences Tony Tank Road MRS. GRACE CHAIRES Librarian Fruitland MR. JAMES R. FOCHT Ed., Supervisor Jr. High Ed. 809 Alvin Avenue MRS. NETTIE C. BENTLEY Assistant Librarian N. Park Garden Apartments DR. MARY L. FRANCIS French, Spanish 603 N. 2 Street, Delmar, Del. MISS MAE TRUITT Assistant Librarian 306 Gay Street MR. JAMES F. GLENN Chemistry Rt. 4, Snow Hill Road MISS GLADYS LEWIS Assistant Librarian 404 Somerset Avenue MISS HELEN JAMART Health Ed., Supervisor Men ' s Dorm State Teachers College STAFF MR. CHARLES W. BETTS Prin. Acct. Clerk E. Line Road, Delmar, Del. MRS. LILLIAN WEBSTER Dietician Manokin MRS. LEONE MILES Supervisor Residence Hall State Teachers College MRS. MAE WILLIAMS Supervisor Residence Hall State Teachers College MRS. JANE WALLACE 308 Camden Avenue Nurse MRS. ROSALIE GRIFFITH Secretary 103 Walnut Street MRS. MARGARET MALLORY Stenog. Accountant 304 Newton Street MISS DOLORES J. MILLER Senior Stenographer 408 Wicomico Street MRS. JANE L. FRAZIER Senior Stenographer Rt. 4, Snow Hill Road MR. FRED L. FOLTZ Supervisor of Maintenance Fruitland MRS. MARGARET ENNIS Supervisor Snack Bar Rt. 2, Eden DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL MISS PAULINE RIALL Principal, Grade 6 313 Middle Boulevard MRS. LOUISE WHITE Grade 5 Camden and College Avenue MISS MARGARET ADDIS Grade 4 Rt. 4, Merritt Mill Road MRS. WILSIE SEABREASE Grade 3 Spring Hill Road MISS MARY HUTTON Grade 2 323 Park Avenue MRS. BERNICE M. BRADY Grade 1 313 Middle Boulevard MISS RUTH T. BENNETT Kindergarten 1013 Smith Street STUDENT ROSTER Anne Anderson _ Glasgow Road Ext., Cambridge, Md. Albert Annoni _ 211 Edmund Street, Aberdeen, Md. Charles Applegarth _ Cambridge, Md. Sonya Armstrong _ 100 Beach, 131st Street, Rockaway, New York Deborah Asplen _ Rt. 3, Cambridge, Md. Nancie Atkinson _ 5639 Oakland Road, Baltimore 27, Md. Grace Ayers _ Box 318, Fruitland, Md. Ronald Ayers _ Box 318, Fruitland, Md. Barbara Bailey _ 501 Grove Street, Delmar, Del. William Bailey _ Baltimore, Maryland Mary E. Bailey _ Shavox, Del. Fred Baker _ 713 Camden Avenue, Salisbury, Md. 193 Rosalie Baker _ Willards, Md. Mary Balassone _ Salisbury, Md. Herbert Ball _ Salisbury, Md. Charles Barnes _ Crisfield, Md. Jean Moore Barnes _ Crisfield, Md. AAarvin Barry _ 803 E. William Street, Salisbury, Md. Charles Battersby _ _ Chesapeake City, Md. June Bennett _ Fruitland, Md. Robert Berger _ Parsonsburg, Md. Wayne Bethards _ Mt. Herman Road, Salisbury, Md. Edward Betts _ Camden Avenue, Salisbury, Md. Margaret Blazek _ 412 Washington Street, Cambridge, Md. John Bosley _ Dogwood Drive, Salisbury, Md. Reida Bowden _ 114 Anderton Avenue, Chincoteague, Va. Maurice Bozman _ Upper Fairmount, Md. Stanley Bozman _ Dame ' s Quarter, Md. James Bradford _ 1 11 Monroe Avenue, Cape Charles, Va. Kay Bradley _ N. Aurora Street, Easton, Md. Lou G. Bradley _ Salisbury, Md. Virginia Bradley _ 226 Newton Street, Salisbury, Md. Cecil Bradshaw _ Myrtle Street, Crisfield, Md. Clinton Bradway _ Central Avenue, Cambridge, Md. Samuel Brannock_ 215 High Street, Cambridge, Md. Floyd Brasure _ Chincoteague, Va. Clifton Brimer _ Ewell, Md. Elaine Brinsfield _ Vienna, Md. James Broumel _ East Broadway, Bel Air, Md. Isabelle Brown _ North East, Md. Joseph Brown _ 436 E. 147 Street, Bronx, N. Y. William Brown _ Route 1, Ocean City, Md. Carolyn Bundick ___ Nelsonia, Va. Doris Burke _ Darlington, Md. Ronald Burke _ Darlington, Md. Mary Adelaide Burns ..._ Baltimore, Md. Mary Anne Burns_ Marriottsville, Md. Anna Burton _ Port Deposit, Md. Barbara Butler _ Greensboro, Md. Ina Ray Calloway _ 89 Chestnut Street, Delmar, Md. Robert Cannon _ „_J42 Truitt Street, Salisbury, Md. Neil Carey _ Pittsville, Md. Edward W. Carey _ Pittsville, Md. Miles Carey _ Indian Head, Md. Joanne Cathell _ Berlin, Md. Beverly Catlin _ _E. Main Street, Crisfield, Md. Mrs. Ruth Clark _ Salisbury, Md. Mrs. Adelia Clemons _ Salisbury, Md. Alice Colbeck _ Westover, Md. Sue Colliflower _ Town Creek Manor, Md. Catherine Collins _Washington Street, Snow Hill, Md. Thomas Comer_ Rising Sun, Md. Dolores Cooling _ Chesapeake City, Md. Patricia Cooper _ 523 W. College Avenue, Salisbury, Md. Charles Cordrey _ Salisbury, Md. Charles Coulbourn _ Salisbury, Md. Henry Covington _ Centreville, Md. Carolyn Cramer _ 111 S. Main Street, Manchester, Md. Thomas Cropper _ Somerset Street, Ocean City, Md. Nancy James Custis _ Westover, Md. Richard Dana _ Philadelphia Avenue, Salisbury, Md. Mrs. Betty Dashiell - - Salisbury, Md. Mrs. Cecelia Daugherty - Route 1, Princess Anne, Md. Mary Lou Davis - South Main Street, Berlin, Md. Robert Davis - Pocomoke, Md. Ruth Davis -- Salisbury, Md. Thomas Davis - 115 E. William Street, Salisbury, Md. Sally Dawson - 223 Blenheim Road, Baltimore 12, Md. Lee Disharoon- 218 Long Avenue, Salisbury, Md. Evelyn Doepp - Salisbury, Md. Robert Donoway - Pittsville, Md. William Dorman - Quantico, Md. Shirley Downes - Pittsville, Md. Barbara Dryden - Park Avenue, Salisbury, Md. Ronald Duff - White Hall, Md. Mrs. deMerse Dumeyer - Salisbury, Md. Marvin Dykes - Capeville, Va. Anne Eagler - 305 Charles Street, Salisbury, Md. Jane Edwards - Route 1, Forest Hill, Md. George Elliot - Capeville, Va. Arthur Ellis - 600 Grove Street, Delmar, Del. Nancy Wilson Engh - 17 Street, Ocean City, Md. Margaret Era - East New Market, Md. Glenwood Evans _ Ewell, Md. Helen Evans - 106 Main Street, Crisfield, Md. Joseph Evans - White Hall, Md. Thomas Fallin _ Box 2038, RFD No. 2, Federalsburg, Md. Otto Fiederling - Champ, Md. Gerald Fields _ 608 Camden Avenue, Salisbury, Md. Henrietta Fields _ 608 Camden Avenue, Salisbury, Md. Jean Fitzgerald _ Naugatuck, Connecticut Rebecca Fluer _ 512 S. Park Drive, Salisbury, Md. Ralph Forbush _ Crisfield, Md. Roland Foskey _ Salisbury, Md. James Fox _ Hebron, Md. Gerald Foxwell _ Elliott, Md. Barbara Fuchs _..._ Ridgley, Md. John Furlano _ Bristol, Pennsylvania Robert Gallion _ Darlington, Md. Delores Gardner _ Lexington Park, Md. Frank Gentle _ 51-01 39th Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y. Millie Gillilan _ 1013 Strauss Avenue, Indian Head, Md. Myrna Goldsborough _ 202 Somerset Avenue, Crisfield, Md. Anne Gorman _ Box 89, Route 2, Woodline, Md. Anne Grant _ Martin Street, Snow Hill, Md. Wilson Gray _ Elliot, Md. Pearl Griffin _ ____ Gathersburg, Md. Thelma Hackert _ Denton, Md. Rober t Hall _ Avalon, Md. William Hall _ Route 1, Mardela, Md. Robert Hamill _ 417 Virginia Avenue, Salisbury, Md. Donald Hamilton _ Cheriton, Va. Laura Hammerman _ 1 East 71 Street, Wilmington, Del. William Harding _ Preston, Md. Esther Harrington _ Princess Anne, Md. Lloyd Harrington _ E. William Street, Salisbury, Md. Jane Harris _ Marydel, Md. Jean Harris _ Marydel, Md. Wayne Harris _ Preston, Md. Lester Hatton _ Salisbury, Md. Henry Hansdorf _ Salisbury, Md. 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Isabella Street, Salisbury, Md. _ Marion Station, Md. _ Laurel, Del. _ Seaford, Del. . 202 Snyder Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. _ Crumpton, Md. _ Forest Hill, Md. _ Greensboro, Md. _ _ Bethel Road, Laurel, Del. _ Hebron, Md. _ Salisbury, Md. _ Delmar, Md. _ 709 Alvin Avenue, Salisbury, Md. 18 Tanner Avenue, Lexington Park, Md. . 523 Hammond Street, Salisbury, Md. _ East New Market, Md. .„ 103 Oak Street, Pocomoke City, Md. _ Pylesville, Md. _ Sharptown, Md. _ Morristown, N. J. _ Delmar, Del. _ Pocomoke City, Md. 4510 Ammendale Road, Beltsville, Md. 198 AUTOGRAPHS DIESEL POWER M tKnon IQUIPMtNl ... and these businesses are chock • a - block full of the things and services you want to come shop for Abbott Brothers Ace Shoe Repair Advertiser Art Linen Shop Bata Shoe Co. Benjamins Bennett Drug Booth Brown Bozmans Brother Sister Shop Preston W. Burbage Burnett Walton w. C. Carey Son Castelbergs Corbett Sport Lines County Trust Co. Culver Motor Co Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Duffys Furniture Store Edwards Endicott Johnson Shoe Co. English Grill Farmers Merchants Bank Fashion Shop Feldman Brothers Firestone Tire Rubber Co. Flo- Mir Gift Shop Gennys Sportswear G K Furniture Co. B. F. Goodrich Co. Gordy Drug Co. Gordy Insurance Co. Grier Tire Co. Avery Hall Insurance Co. Haymans Pharmacy Helen-Leigh Shop Hess Apparel Co. V. V. Hughes Son W. Newton Jackson Agency Lee Johnson John A. Kuhn H. O. Langrall Co. Laura’s Specialty Shop Lee Mae Shop Lee Shoppe Lesnars McCrorys Mangels Mart Mens Shop W. F. Messick Ice Co. Miller Electric Co. Miller Office Supply Co. Montgomery. Ward Co. J. J. Newberry Peninsula Broadcasting Co. J. C. Penny Co. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Photo- Lite I nc. Porters Appliance Center R. E. Powell Co. Vernon Powelll Shoe Co. Ralph Gaskill Read Drug Chemical Co. Riggin Insurance Agency Salisbury Automotive Salisbury National Bank Sears Roebuck Co. Shore Bootery Shore Jewelers Shore Pontiac Sales Smalls Juvenile Bootery T rabins R. J. Waller Son Watsons Smoke House White Leonard E. Homer White Shoe Co. Russell P. White Wicomico Hotel Ted Winkler F. W Woolworth SALISBURY COOPERATIVE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION THE SNACK BAR AND THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Compliments of S. T. McCREADY TOMATO AND BEAN BROKER Pocomoke City, Md. Phone 1 10 ORIOLE STORE EQUIPMENT CO. 1101 West Main Street Salisbury, Md. F. A. ESSIG Phones 6181—4662 Compliments of SALISBURY MILLING CO., INC. Mill Street SALISBURY, MARYLAND WICOMICO COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE Feed—Fertilizer—Seed Farm Supplies Grain Marketing Custom Weighing 917 W. Isabella Street SALISBURY, MARYLAND Telephone 4651 INSLEY COAL COMPANY Dealers in Coal and Masonry Supplies SALISBURY, MD. Phone 3801 Congratulations to the Class of 1956 T. L. RUARK CO. Wholesale Grocers SALISBURY, MD. FARMERS PLANTERS CO. Manufacturers of RED LETTER BRAND FERTILIZERS Salisbury, Md. Phone 7151 Best Wishes From POCOHONTAS, INC. Home of READY-MIX CONCRETE IRON FIREMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT Salisbury Maryland SALISBURY ' S NEWEST FASHION CENTER 118 W. Main Street Compliments of THE OWL RESTAURANT and MOTEL 6 ' 2 Miles North of Accomac PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA Phone 5043 BEST WISHES to the Graduates From HORNER MOTOR SALES Salisbury Boulevard Just Opposite the College We Congratulate SALISBURY STATE TEACH ERS and ITS GRADUATES S. W. OWENS SON SHARPTOWN, MD. Phone 4151 TIFUL NEW fance MEATS Large or Small We Welcome Your Account THE BANK OF FRUITLAND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES SALISBURY CRISFIELD BERLIN S. R. STOKES SHARPTOWN MARYLAND Phone 2041 —-- Compliments of CALLIS-YOU-DO-IT SHOP Paints and Supplies SALISBURY MARYLAND DELMARVA CLEANERS 314 S. DIVISION ST. Salisbury Maryland Phone 3371 SADDLE CLUB 122 N. Division St. SALISBURY, MARYLAND Specializing in Spaghetti All Types of Steaks Chow Mein and Pizza Pie TOMMY WIDDOES, Owner Compliments of OLIPHANT CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Salisbury Boulevard SALISBURY, MARYLAND Dial 6144 Best Wishes From TAYLOR OIL COMPANY Pure Oil Products SALISBURY, MARYLAND Phone 6822 Compliments of AYERS DINER on the Boulevard at SALISBURY, MARYLAND For the Biggest Tastiest Subs L F On the By-Pass at Salisbury Compliments of SHELTON DRIVE IN Exclusive Sellers of PIZZA-BURGER Salisbury Boulevard Salisbury Maryland E. S. ADKINS CO. Everything Needed for Building 1893-1956 Salisbury Berlin Ocean City Easton Centerville Chestertown Hurlock Pocomoke 8 PHONE 7145 oA1 ry d.str.butor DELICIOUS DftiRT PR° D « CTS Congratulations to the Class of ' 56 From BUNDICK BROTHERS Growers and Shippers of Potatoes and Beans NELSONIA, VIRGINIA Phone Parksley 5151 Compliments SKINNER ' S FOOD EQUIPMENT CO. Call Salisbury 6734 For GROCERIES, CHINA, GLASSWARE FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES We ' re for Automotive Education Too QUILLIN-VALLIANT, INC. � South Salisbury Boulevard SALISBURY, MARYLAND Best Wishes to the Graduates From JOHN H. DULANY SON, INC Packers of HIGH QUALITY CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS Fruitland, Md. Best Wishes From THE COLLEGE MARKET COLLEGE AVENUE SALISBURY, MARYLAND Compliments of KITTY’S FLOWER SHOP Next to the PENINSULA GENERAL HOSPITAL Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations to All the GRADUATES From L L. BLOXOM CO., INC. PRODUCE DEALER Nelsonia, Va. Telephone Parksley 5678 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1956 THE GORDY DRUG COMPANY 313 East Main Street SALISBURY ' S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY The Bex Yearbook Are TAYLOR MADE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS TEXAS t rX-’X6 J. mm Wi im m eS SS! VI sSxlw L S$� V3 ass $. , l+. 4 f ra £ � •sj 3$ aps £ p §31 sseassa sasSaB ss$5 §