Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1958 volume:

L H J Bj -. .llBll K iVHB k brj k % . 4f THE yland Sia ' te Teachers College SaKsburv Maryland Fomn I 2 .Directions 3 Reception Prior to graduation, the Presi¬ dent and his wife entertain the graduating class with a buffet dinner at their home. Also during the spring, the faculty is enter¬ tained at the President’s home. The pleasant informality of these evenings, combined with wonder¬ ful food and easy friendship, make these memorable occasions. Faculty Reception 7 Faclui TLe L ation waited Oay 9 f The annual June Ball, a formal affair, is sponsored by the Junior Class with an open invitation to all students, fac¬ ulty members, and their guests. Held off campus at the Salisbury Elks Home, the ball was the final social ac¬ tivity of the year. omecomimg Seated, left to right: Mrs. Willis, Dr Devilbiss, Mrs. Milton Whayland. President of the Alumni Association: Dean Willis, Mrs. Devilbiss, Mr Milton Whayland. The highlight of the annual Alumni Spring Reunion was an informal dinner-dance in the Salisbury Room of the English Grill. A business meeting was held earlier in the afternoon, followed by a tea, during which the graduating class formally became members of the Alumni Association. emem informal picnic ■faculty members. . . . loading the car to leave in June. 12 ememoer !])( “ “ ' use 10 •10 showers and parties. ot those hnies pi C ut on 13 Let’s try one more time 14 w i i ssemoiies kl; The annual Easter assembly, which was presented through the combined efforts of the Physical Education Depart¬ ment, the Music Department, and the Sophanes Players. The tableau had as its theme the life of Christ as chron¬ icled in the Gospel of Luke. Mr. Grant Reynard, painter and lec¬ turer, presented a lecture, Enjoyment of Paintings, Old and New, which was illustrated by some of his own works. I JT Oil s iMi ..V, Dr. Earl T. Willis, Dean of Education, was guest speaker at the annual Honors Day Assembly, a time set aside each year to give special recognition to those students who have made outstanding scholastic achievements or who have been honored with special awards. Dr. Wilbur Devilbiss presided at the assembly. 15 During the summer, the college offered a variety of courses designed to aid in-service teachers as well as those working to complete requirements for degrees. I 16 mmi DR. WILBUR DEVILBISS President MRS. DOROTHY DAHLINGER Stenographer MRS. ROSALIE GRIFFITH Secretary rn, Tl ' i MISS DOROTHY L. POWELL Registrar DR. EARL WILLIS Dean of Instruction A ami HI. . • 5 . MRS. REGINA TAYLOR, Secretary MISS DOLORES MILLER, Secretary ration MRS. S. BUCHANAN Typist MRS. FRANCES FLEMING Dean of Women IR. FRED FOLTZ itdnu-nanfe Supervisor DR. ROBERT ELDERDICE Dean of Men MRS. LEONE MILES Residence Supervisor ' ' ’ 1 -,, MRS. MAE WILLIAMS Residence Supervisor: MRS. JANE WALLACE, Nurse MRS. LILLIAN WEBSTER, Dietician ■■■ -EJmcatio m Df. John B. May, Dr. Carolyn Dunlap, Dr. Leila Stevens, Mr. James Di Virgilio. .Huimamities 20 Dr. Mary L. Francis, Dr. Robert Elderdice, Dr. Jessie Fleming, Mrs. Francis Fleming, Miss Henrietta Purnell, Mr. MacCurdey Burnet. ciemce L Bs:al ' .-.— ■ ■ ■ J J - i Mr. H. Allan Foutty, Mr. Frank D. White, Mr. Ben Maggs, Dr. Alethea Whitney, Miss Helen Jamart, Mr. James F. Glenn, Dr. Maurice C. Fleming. OClcfil 1 StiiJ les Dr. Wm. Wroten, Jr., Mr. Eugene D. Farace, Mr. A. L. Fleming, Dr. Ida Belle Thomas. Campus Elementary Faculty Miss Ruth T. Bennett, Mrs. Wilsie Seabrease, Mrs. Nettie Bentley, Mrs. Louise White, Mrs. Bernice Brady, Miss Margaret Addis, Mrs. Winifred Wood, Miss E. Pauline Riall, Mr. James R. Focht. 22 RUTH NIELSEN, Treasurer GARY WmTE,:m Presfi eM HELEN LUZETSKY Secretary MRS. ANNE GORMAN ABEL Annie” . . . memories of Hawaii . . . Ed . . . mischievous ideas . . . conversationalist . . . cheerful smile. Baker” . . . barbershop quartette . . . Mr. Ping- Pong . . . Jean . . . loves to hunt. ERED BAKER MRS. JEAN MOORE BARNES Mother of five . . . dark brown eyes . . . very friendly . . . wants to teach elementary science. Stan” . . . likes sports and nurses . . . Gertie . . . Pretty rough’’ . . . plans to teach in Deals Island. STANLEY BOZMAN JAMES BROUMEL Jim” . . . western shoreman . . . Holly Leaf reporter . . . Well, you know—” . . . good disposition. Brown” . . . Best Man Athlete 56 . . . Hi-Fi enthusiast . . . summers at the post office . . . broad shoulders. WILLIAM BROWN MRS. BARBARA BUTLER CAINE Barb” . . . Evergreen editor 58 . . . blue De Soto and letters from Bill . . . mathematician and seamstress . . . quiet commentary on life . . . OJC. Ed” . . . fisherman . . . tall and silent . . Brenda . . . Ford . . . Junior High Curriculum. EDWARD CAREY MRS. BARBARA POST CARSTENS Mom” . . . Gene . . . blue eyes and a perennial tan . . . Hope My Die” . . . loves sports and music. Annie” . . . Saturday night card games . . . What! Who are you talking about?” . . . loves pinochle and coffee . . . native of Crisfield. ANNETTE GATLIN ‘Am , 1 JOANNE CATHELL Jo” . . Holly Leaf Editor 57 and 58 . . . bas¬ ketball and field hockey . . . Ocean City sum¬ mers . . . sophisticated lady . . . OJC. Ruthie” . . . golf fan . . . Oh, Jerusalem!” . . . likes literature and good music . . . neat as a pin. MRS. RUTH HANISON CLARK DOLORES COOLING Dee” . . . May Queen 57 . . . Soccer Queen 56 . . . passion for horses . . . outstanding bas¬ ketball forward . . . loves new clothes . . . OJC. Ma-Ma” . . . Dorm president . . . Let me tell you” . . . letters from Texas . . . Wayne . . . Europe bound ... OJC. MRS. NORMA JEAN POLLITT CULVER ROBERT DAVIS Big Dave’’ . . . deep, deep voice . . . snappy dresser . . . those summers in Ocean City . . . Barbershop quartet. Mary Ev’’ . . . Ladies’ Ensemble . . . Hockey wing . . . summer camp . . . loves all music. MARY EVELYN DOEPP THOMAS DORMAN Tom” . . . pinochle fan . . . That’s true” . . . Nancy . . . week-end grocer . . . pitches for the Maggsmen. Tom” . . . President of MAA . . . soccer squad . . . loves teaching . . . good natured . . . Ladies’ man. THOMAS TALLIN GERALD FIELDS Jerry” . . . Sax notes . . . Jazzman . . . Henri” . . . great fishing fan . . . argumentive ... in¬ terested in guidance. Barb” . . . tiny blond . . . Day Hop ... I don’t know how to do it.” . . . likes to travel. BARBARA FISHER MRS. INA RAY CALLOWAY FOSKEY Iny” . . . Best Woman Athlete 56 . . . Pecker . . . Represented STC in Miss Delmarva Contest 56 . . . midnight snacks and bridge . . . OJC. Dexter” . . . he’s proud of being from Penney . . . Oh, mah honey’s . . . likes bridge, chorus, and exotic victuals. JOHN FURLANO FRANK GENTLE Gent-uhl” . . . New Yorker who says he’s from Girtletree . . . likes bridge and newspaper work . . . dry sense of humor. Kay” . . . George Heller . . . navy widow . . . likes cards . . . friendly disposition . . . Wesley Foundation. MRS. KAY BRADLEY HARRISON JOAN HAYMAN Joanie” . . . Ladies’ Ensemble . . . What’d you say?” . . . likes coffee, cards and dancing . . . usually seen talking and writing letters. Hank” . . . President of SGA . . . family man . . . Irma . . . Let me put it this way” . . . plans to teach English and social studies. HENRY HAUSDORFF LOUISE HOLBROOK Buttons” . . . WAA President . . . Best Woman Athlete 57 . . . That gripes the tears out of me.” . . . smile set off by dimples. Nance” . . . Harvest Queen 56 . . . coffee fiend . . . Tom . . . fishing parties . . . radiant” student teacher . . . bridge enthusiast. NANCY HORSEMAN CAROL KNAPP Carol” . . . Day Hop . . . rock collector . . . Coned ke” . . . often seen at Read’s . . . dislikes leaving the mountains. Bill” . . . green Studebaker . . . likes geography and geology . . . Crisfield . . . What was that now. ” . . . plans to teach on the Shore. WILLIAM LANDON SHELDON LARMORE Sheldon” . . . I’ve got problems” . . . enjoys tennis and bowling . . . friendly smile . . . artist . . . Men’s Day Association. Miss Layman” . . . Ho lly Leaf Editor 56-57 . . . What could I do? I just sat there.” . . . seamstress . . . yearbook staff . . . advice to those in need. HELEN LAYMAN MRS. GERTRUDE ITTER LOWE Gertrude” . . . likes people . . . Life is too short . . . avid reader . . . mother of three girls . . . in a constant rush. Liz” . . . loves sports . . . You’re crazy!” . . . Senior Class secretary . . . plans to teach Phys¬ ical Education . . . OJC. HELEN LUZETSKY MRS. PATRICIA MARTINEZ Pat” . . . likes foreign sports cars ... I was going to say looking forward to Okinawa . . . pretty blue eyes. Becky” . . . College Chorus president . . . loves sundaes and hoagies . . . Honey, hush” . . . Virginian . . . likes to travel. REBECCA MATTHEWS MRS. HILDA BARNES McCREADY Hilda” . . . good natured . . . All right, let’s go, girls!” . . . second grade . . . husband and two children. Suzie” . . . Salisbury day hop . . . sports-minded . . . likes the snack bar . . . baby-sitter . . . fifth grade teacher. SUZANNE METZ RUSSELL MILES Russ” ... a trumpet in the ni ht . . . Janice . . . family man . . . likes Studebakers . . . pleasant disposition. Hon” . . . Business Manager of the Evergreen . . . can be found playing ping-pong or cards . . . winning smile . . . OJC. RUTH NIELSEN MRS. DOROTHY JOHNSON ORTT Dotty” . . . housewife . . . Isn’t that grand?” . . . television fan . . . Dick . . . enjoys music and cards . . . green Plymouth. Wan” . . . Crisfield . . . I’ve got the greatest to tell you.” . . . those week-ends at home . . . hates sandbaggers . . . Monday night drill. WANDA PARKS MRS. NORMA TRICE PHILLIPS Norma” . . . that just-stepped-out-of-a-band-box look . . . enjoys painting by number . . . Can’t wait ’til Robert comes home.” Pinto” . . . week-end landscaper . . . Oh, Muir” . . . English Grill after Midnight . . Mary . . . hates to get up before noon. EDWARD PINTO ELIZABETH LOUISE PRITCHARD Lou” . . . Holly Leaf reporter . . . I’ll do that tomorrow.” . . . happy smile . . . Dick . . . Bridge fan . . . future Eastern Shoreman. ' Mimi” . . those New York trips . . . Can any¬ one use a fourth?” . . . famous chignon. CHARLOTTE RALPH BETTY LEE SHAWN Bugs” . . . always busy . . . Ward . . . I’ll be glad when this semester is over!’’ . . . Centerville. Bob” . . . quiet . . . black Chevy . . . teaching science . . . likes sulky races . . . Caroline Coun- tian. ROBERT SHERWOOD WAYNE SMITH Smith” . . . Senior Class president . . . You cottonpicker” ... A Delawarian . . . enjoys his¬ tory . . . Congress bound. LOVEY ANN TRUITT Lovey” . . . week-ends at Maryland . . . Jack . . . Those third graders loves to dance . . . sports-minded. Anna” . . . those expressive eyes . . . Maybe I just don’t understand; but wait a minute!” . . . teen-age daughters . . . Pete. MRS. ANNA ELIZABETH WARD MRS. PATRICIA ANN WEBB Pat” . . . day hop from Seaford ... I declare” . . . Johnny and Ricky . . . beautiful smile. Lash” . . . Marilyn . . . likes English movies . . . Might as well; can’t dance.” . . . jazz collection . . . likes sports cars. GARY WHITE JOHN HERMAN WILLIAMS Little Herman” . . . one of the shorter ones . . . four o ' clock student teacher . . . Cheesy-Peesy!” . . . Salisburian. Jack” . . . card fan . . . enjoys guns and hunting . . . Time to go yet” . . . Connie . . . tall and slim . . . Men’s Day Association presi¬ dent. GILMER WILLIAR GRACE ZAGHI Cousin Grace . . . Newman Club president . . . close-cropped hair . . . Let me tell you about my fabulous week-end. . . . New Yorker at heart . . . OJC. Aline” . . . mother of three . . . class of ’29 . . . principal in our midst . . . church organist . . . loves children. MRS. ALINE BROWN SHENTON REGINA HUGHES Vice p.tes dent Nancy Atkinson William Bailey Mary Francis Balassone Reida Bowden Samuel Brannock Mary Ann Burns Paul Butler 54 Mrs. Ardis Comer Mrs. Anna Dufty Jane Edwards Joseph Evans James Eox Myrna Goldsborough Mrs. Rosalie Gordy Thelma Hackert Laura Hammerman Janeann Handy William Harding, Jr. James Henderson 56 Ruth Hummer Carole Kirkwood Mrs. Sally Lynch Nelson Lynch Omar Matthews 57 Constance Mears Mrs. Virginia Mezick Marilyn Miller Patsy Miller George Mills 58 Joyce Moore Charles Muir John Potter Jean Pusey Woodrow Robbins Edwin Smith Doris Stonesifer Frances Wersten Mrs. Mary Twilley Matthew Walsh Mary Wright 60 JOAN COWAN, President NETTIE STERN, Treasurer ERNIE FT ' CHS Viu Pn udent GI.ORIA Mil i HR St •� ■ . � •) ' , Abel, Edwin Alderson, George Allen, Robert Bailey, Patricia Barclay, Janette Bennett, Joyce Bloodsworth, Carolyn Bowen, Robert Brenner, John Burns, Emily Byrd, William Caldwell, Sonya Carstens, Eugene Cassei, Donald Cathell, Peter 62 Cherrix, Albert Colonna, Alford Cowan, Joan Crawford, Julia Cropper, Clara Daffin, Charles Darby, Donald Davis, Victor Disharoon, Barbara Donoway, Ronald Dyer, Mary Ellis, Helen Fitzhugh, Allen Flannery, Margaret Fuchs, Ernest 63 64 Gilbert, Beatrice Hart, Janet Higgins, Carolyn Hill, William Hubbard, Janice Jennings, Jane Jones, Mary Kerns, Julia Lambden, Lou Lewis, Rose Little, Joanne Magalis, Linda Magee, Sue Marshall, Barbara Marsh, Ervin ■ ii. ' v,- (Tt’ ' W ' . m ♦■if m. Miller, Gloria Mitchell, James Moore, Phillip Moran, Joanne Moxey, Rosemary Parsons, Mary Peters, Debra Pippin, Janice Powell, Robert Ray, Patsy Sherman, Sandra Simmons, Maria Smith, Murray Steam, Nettie Sterling, Brooks 65 Taylor, June Thomas, George Townsend, Nancy Townsend, Mary West, Robert THOMAS WIMBROW, PresfJe it ISA BE f. HART Secreiary : R. Alien E. Anderson R. Bach G. Baker M. Baker N. Baker R. Ball A. Banks F. Banning P. Barker J. Barlow M. Bell N. Biddle T. Bionde E. Bozman W. Brittingham A. Brose B Bryan L. Campbell P. Clow 68 D. Cobb M. Coffin C. Coghill T. Collins L. Cooper M. Crandall W. Culver J. Davis C. Denney M. Elliott J. Everett R. Eitzgerald S. Elowers C. Eorsythe K. Gaskins R. Gault L. Gautier J. George H. Gibson J. Gilbert 69 M. Gladden J. Gordy M. Harrington I. Hart B. Hash L. Holloway J. Hopkins J. Hotton G. Hurley P. Hutson M. Jennings N. Johnson W. Johnson, Jr. J. Jones M. Lake C. Landon W. Lankford R. LeMasters T. Lewis J. Little 70 P. Lloyd D. Madron J. Magee J. Martin G. M cCann K. McClanahan D. McCommons W. Middleton, III E. Mitchell J. Mitchell D. Moore H. Moran K. Murray S. Myers A. Nock E. Nock P. Osinski E. Parker J. Patterson G. Pine 71 M. Pitlick W. Powell R. Price C. Pryor G. Pyle G. Ream E. B.eddish J. Richardson D. Rigsby P. Rippons E. Roberts L. Roberts J. Rush J. Sale B. Sammons M. Shortall J. Smith R. Smith J. Snyder 1-1. Spedden mK ' r 72 •l ' ’tf’ ■ ' M. Stacy S. Stant B. Streett J. Strevig R. Stubbs N. Sutton R. Taylor C. Todd M. Todd T. Towers H. Trego, Jr. M. Triglia J. Truitt O. Tyler K. Unruh J. Wainwright J. Ward G. Wigglesworth C. Wilkerson N. Wimbrow 73 T. Wimbrow J. Windsor High school days are gone forever, Freshmen, do not fear! For the work we had in high school. Will surely double here. Last year we were all great seniors. Really big wheel men. And it grieves us oh so much To be the Frosh again. Classes will begin tomorrow. The grind will start to hum. Thoughts of homework fill us full of sorrow. But we knew it had to come. Upperclassmen, please bear with us. We know that we are green. Perhaps our class will be the best That S.T.C. has seen! Now we’re starting into college. What a crazy time! We hope to cram a lot of knowledge Into our empty minds. Though our teachers think it useless. They’ll try to get us through. S.T.C., we’re awfully glad to be Be a part of you! Naurita Rigsby Class of ’6l (Freshman Talent Night — Sept. 1937) 74 A teacher must delinitely have a knowledge in his spe¬ cific subject area. But, and it is widely recognized, than this is demanded of today’s teacher. Often it is necessary That he be subject areas as well as his own. ship must be developed in sponsibility belongs, to Mrs. Barbara Carstens Elected FTA President r Lessons mu ner as to learr ' avaik rate a Ti extra-c as a zations. It ing instit n4-11 4-Ci o students a Our college the State T offered in t True, th ' annual here of students an STC students as participants, This is inde the enrichment and perhaps no - y of nese fields. cnese activities help in Having no forma’ — xous experience, most stu( not interested in joining into these activities as member. But these things can be used in our lives u ing college ; ” ’ ’ ” i life. Dranr be used ven :ntary or ju classroom be ce and as a medium. A standing of of journalise serve, no a learning ii toward m ing. Are oi prepared t’ utilize these 1 I As meni ’ J j called upo part in extr g they to engage in sorship of 1 yearbook, n izine, the club, or eve imes (far t they are no1 oackground for such an allege lived obligations i October 31, the Future f’s of America held a meet- which time Mrs. Barbara was elected to fill the oresident of that organi- is office had been va- its president, Gary y in October due to ig duties. ns is a member of ass and is enrolled mentary Education member of the ved as president year. and quite differ- ion was held ig. The panel Wicomico Sen- d two mem- ■ade of the ..d.ry School. The scussion was ‘What Do xpect of a Teacher?” Each member of the panel gave his ideas on this subject. The meeting was then thrown open to the floor. Interesting points were brought out in the STUDENTS By JANICE HUBB.ARD Dean Earl T. Willis spoke al an assembly at the Wicomicc Junior.- High School on Friday November 1, 1957. Dr. William Wroten attend ed the annual meeting of the Southern Historical Society ir Fort Worth, Texas. He presentee a paper on “Public Opinion or the Coming of the Civil War it Colorado.” Mrs. Gene Carstens assistec her aunt, Mrs. Rex Taylor, ii entertaining the International Re lations Study Group of the American Association of Univer sity Women on Tuesday, Octobe; 29, 1957. Kay Cropper was third place winner in the Miss Navy-Marin Corps Recruiter Contest held a the Boulevard Theatre, Octobe 24. Students who attended Home coming activities at Universit; of Maryland on October 26 wen ■Tovee Bennett. Pat Bailev Love’ jrman ar De ig o te De i Bal was , ler 0 ’arent oerne thei ' homa er 1( grad It is true iT- ' it ncriMrs4 l•nllP Jes should prep 11 rep nsburi ht o: embe ibly a ers and not jou joANNE CATHELL But in order to neip teacher training in their prof to them. Wh in basic joui step forwarc student. Not will be a be completely competent atter must be offered open to all students, ' his would be another nded program for the e be enriched, but he CONVEP Continued Friday evening morning. Folic general sessi ' James E. Lig MAFTA will and introductii by Dr. Wilbur of the Colleg( ings, Mayor le afternoon discussion ;oncerned with kindergar- lentary, junior high, sen- , and college will be held. “Not By Chance” is to n and as a culminating a Farewell Tea is to take MRS. FRANCES FI. Mrs. Barbara uarscens, pre.siueuL of the Salisbury chapter. The keynote address is to be given by Mr. Milson C. Raver, Execu¬ tive Secretary of the Maryland State Teachers’ Association. j as host, under the lead- I prenm of Dr. Leila Stevens, the EMING y group is planning to make this convention a most en¬ joyable one. The College Chorus is to sing. A guided tour of the campus has been planned in¬ cluding the demonstration school. leading to the stage, and a lobby It is expected to be near¬ ing completion by May, 1958. Jo Patterson was a recen week-end guest of Mr. and Mr: Paul Sutton of Salisbury. THE HOLLY LEAF STAFF Published Bi-Weekly at State Teachers College, Salisbury, Marylam Editor .Joanne Cathel Assistant Editor . Jean Fuse Copy . Gloria Miller and Grace Zagh Layout . Helen Layma; Business . Helen Luzetsk Advertising . Ann Bozma Photography . Jack Rus Headlining . Laurie Hammerma Circulation . Rebecca Matthew Sports . Carole Kirkwood, Maria Simmons, Wayne Smit Typists.Norma Culver, Maryanna Lake, Mary Lo Lambden, Wanda Parks, June Smit Staff Advisor .. Mrs. A. L. Flemin Reporter ;: Nancy Atkinson, James Broumel, Barbara Caine, Louis Campbell, Gene Carstens, Thelma Hackert, Janet Har Joan Hayman, Carolyn Higgins, Louise Holbrook, Luc Holloway, Janice Hubbard, Connie Mears, Kay Murra; Lou Pritchard, Michaele Shortall, Joann Snyder, Jac Weise, Mary Wright I !. i ivergreem Nanq Atkinson, Barbara Caine, Regins Hughes Helen Ellis, Patsy Miller Ruth Nielsen, Constance Mears, Mary Wright Helen Luzetsky, Dolores Cooling, Helen Layman, Joanne Cathell EDITOR; Barbara Caine. ASSISTANT EDITORS: Regina Hughes, Nancy Atkinson. PHOTOGRAPHY: Edwin Smith, editor, James Little, Air. Ben Maggs. ART EDITORS: Helen Ellis, Patsy Miller. COPY EDITORS; Helen Layman, Joanne Cathell. BUSINESS MANAGER: Ruth Nielsen. TYPISTS; Helen Luzetsky, Dolores Cooling, Marilyn Aliller. ADVERTISEMENT: Charlotte Ralph, Constance Mears, William Landon, Adrian Nock, Lovey Ann Truitt, Ruth Nielsen. DR, JOHN B. MAY Advisor 77 ilOFUIlS President . Vice President Secretary-T reasurer Librarian _ Director- __ Accompanists _ .... Rebecca Mathews .. .Carole Kirkwood .... .Mary Doepp ..Ernest Fuchs Dr. Jessie Fleming . .Joanne Fittle Dean Powell The Fadies’ Ensemble The Boys’ Chorus .FoTo A Left to right: J. H. Williams, Barbara Carstens; President, June Taylor, Dr. Stevens. Host to 600 WLafta Delegates The eighth annual convention of Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America, held on the College campus Saturday, Novem¬ ber 16, was a great success due to ■ the splendid cooperation with the faculty of our students. Ap¬ proximately 600 attended. The guests were sponsors and students from the University of Maryland, and all colleges offering teacher education, also from the high schools having F.T.A. clubs. In charge of housing for over¬ night guests were the F.T.A. Club of Salisbury High School, directed by Miss Brown, and Wicomico Senior High School, directed by Mrs. J. MacFaddin Dick. In charge of general arrange¬ ments were the officers of the college chapter of F.T.A.: Barbara Carstens, president; Wayne Smith, vice president; J. H. Williams, treasurer; and June Taylor, secre¬ tary; Dr. Carolyn Dunlap and Dr. Leila Stevens, faculty sponsors of the chapter. Faculty members who partici¬ pated officially were President Devilbiss, who extended the wel¬ come to the college, and Dean Wil¬ lis, Miss Addis and Mr. Focht, who led group discussions. Students appearing on the pro¬ gram were Barbara Carstens, who extended greetings from the col¬ lege chapter of F.T.A.; Wayne Smith, who made announcements, and Joanne Little, who played the piano for the assemblying of the morning program. The College Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Jessie Fleming, presented four numbers in the morning session. Among the students who assisted and their duties were: Recorders in discussion groups: Ina Rae Foskey, Kay Harrison, Ruth Clark, Anna Ward, Virginia Me- zick, Mary Balassone, Betty Jane Dashiell, Helen Luzetsky, Eugene Carstens, Henry Hausdorff, and Jack Potter. Traffic: Donald Moore, Tom Wimbrow, Nutter Wimbrow, Mike Coffin, Robert Sherwood, Albert Seymour, and Bert Cantwell, from Wicomico Senior High School. The Tea: Ruth Clark, Jean Barnes, Norma ‘ Lee Phillips, Do¬ lores Cooling, Constance Mears, Betty Lee Shawn, and Annette Catlin. Rebecca Forsythe and Emily Burns poured. Tour Conductors: William Liv¬ ingston, Patricia Martinez, Frank Gentle, Carol Knapp, Anne Abel, Helen Luzetsky, Lou Pritchard, Barbara Fisher, and Joyce Moore. Official Greeters: Rebecca Mat¬ thews, Helen Layman, and Lovey Ann Truitt. Registration: Ruth Nielsen Lou¬ ise Holbrook, Joe Steelman, Grace Zaghi. Information: Nelson Lynch, Anne Abel. Cashier: J. H. Williams, Jo Snyder. Reception Friday Evening: Bar¬ bara and Eugene Carstens, Jerry Fields. Mr. Orville Berwick, State Di¬ rector of F.T.A., has written: On behalf of the Executive Committee of the Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America and the Maryland State Teachers As¬ sociation, I should like to express our sincere appreciation for the work that . . . your chapter did to make our Fall Convention a signal success.” 79 St uideiiit Govero.memt Association H. Hausdorff, President; Wm. Livingston, Vice President; H. Ellis, Secretary; K. Gerlach, Treasurer. CliFistiaii Association Vresident _ ___—. J. Moore Vice President . .. C. Kirkwood Secretary .—___ M. Miller Treasurer - .-. B. Shawn Advisor . . Mr. J. DiVirgilio CiLiltiiiFal .A ffaiFs Committee Mrs. Chaires Julia Crawford Dr. J. Fleming, Mr. DiVirgilio Miss Purnell Mr. Foutty Dr. Whitney Mr. Farace Rebecca Mathews Mrs. Fleming ocial Committee J. H. Williams, Chairman; C. Mears, Junior; J. Hart, Sophomore; L. Pritchard, Senior; A. Bozman, Freshman. President .-__ Norma Culver Vice President —.. Delores Gardner Secretary-Treasurer .. Joan Cowan Advisor ---..Mrs. Frances Fleming omen s Dormitory Association liVomen s A tliletic Associatio n President .. Vice President Secretary - Treasurer .. Advisor . — Louise Holbrook .. Helen Luzetsky . Ruth Nielsen .. Sue Magee Dr, Alethea Whitney 82 Charles Muir . - Joseph Evans - Samuel Brannock Wm. Bailey _ M em s Dormitory Association Vice President President Secretary Treasurer M en s At liletic Association Thomas Fallin . .. President Thomas Dorman . .- Vice President Gary White .- __ Secretary Wm. Hill . .. Treasurer 83 I I omen s President ..-. Suzanne Metz Vice President Constance Hears Secretary -- Mary Balassone Treasurer .. Julia Crawford Advisor . Mrs. Frances Fleming A ssociations President .. Jack Williar Vice President . William Hitchens Secretary-Treasurer . Edward Carey Advisor . . Mr. Robert Elderdice M[en S 84 ames .Players . Julia Crawford .. Dean Powell Carolyn Bloodsworth .. Victor Davis Mr. MacCurdy Burnet President - Vice President Secretary .. Treasurer .- Advisor - Advisor MR. MacCURDY BURNET .Femciitig osopliy Robert Schilling Mary Evelyn Doepp Anne Abel Nancy Atkinson Lou Pritchard Wayne Smith Dr. Wroten, Advisor y cience CItulIL) Ken Gerlach, Vice President; Sam Brannock, President; Linda Sehman, Treasurer; Thelma Hackert, Secretary; Mr. Glenn and Mr. Parace, Advisors. 86 Orientation Week found the Freshmen busy with many informal activities—a talent show, picnics, and Sophomores . . . 88 . . . and there were the formal activities—a tea, buffet dinner, banquet, reception, assembly, and tests 89 I I I i i Everyone got back into the swing of things— registration, conferences, buying books, classes, and receptions. 90 Harvest .Ball Left to right: Helen Ellis, Myrna Baker, Michaele Shortall, Pat Bailey, Helen Luzetsky, Grace Zaghi, Connie Mears, Sue Magee. 91 HoiTTiecomiiig . . . held on November 2, dinner was served for the Alumni followed by a dance at which time Connie Mears, Soccer Sweetheart of 1957, was honored. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Edward Batt The Lord Mayor and Mayoress of Salisbury, England PROGRAM Presiding Dr. Wilbur Devilbiss President, State Teacliers College Invocation John W. Weise Class of ' 59 ' To Thee, O Country (Eichberg) The College Chorus Dr . Jessie Laib Fleming, directing Welcome Dr. Devilbiss Response Mr. Alfred Edward Batt Lord Mayor, Salisbury, England Gr eetings Dr. Earl T. Willis Dean of Instruction Greetings Henry Hausdorff President, Student Government Association America, the Beautiful Joanne Little, pianist 93 rary . . . dedicated in October, the presentation was made by Mr. James O’Donnell, the acceptance by Mr. Jerome Frampton, Jr. Dr. Thomas Pullen introduced Gover¬ nor Theodore McKeldin who, in turn, addressed the assembly. Music was rendered by the College Chorus, invocation and benediction b y Reverend Harold Spedden. 94 I iDeJication elore CllFlstl] BILL HARDING Newman Christmas Party BECKY FORSYTHE 96 mi mt andi Candle-Lighting Service 98 King and Queen rf, of Hearts: Myrna Baker Cliff Denny Tike V alentime amce 99 V arsity Left to right: P. Lloyd, C. Kirkwood, J. Bennett, L. Holbrook, J. Cathell, co-captain, P. Hutson, H. Ellis, co-captain, M. Doepp; manager, 1. Foskey, M. Shortall, S. Metz. Kneeling: Dr. Whitney, coach. Absent; E. Burns. d .HocL ocMey Team JF TumacDF arsity Left to right: A. Brose, B. Street, K. Cropper, A. Nock, co-captain, M. Wright, co-captain, J. Taylor, R. Lewis, J. Price, A. Bozman. Absent: L. Lamb- den. 102 Back rniv C Muir C Denny, B. Hill, S. Landon, J. Potter, D. Stubbs, N. Lynch, Coach Maggs. %ddle rotv: . Alderson, B. Bach, M. Wigglesworth, G Pyle, B- Butler, T. Towers, J. Steelemen, J. Rush, M. Smith, E, Mitchell, J. Messick. Absent: B. Bro n, T. 1 ahin, y. H. Williams, Manager. 103 V arsity Back row: R. Nielsen, co-captain, H. Luzetsky, co-captain, P. Lloyd, D. Cooling, S. Metz, D. Gardner. Front rote; I. Foskey, J. Cathell, P. Flannery, M. Shortall, J. Bennett, H. Ellis. Absent: L. Holbrook, C. Kirkwood, co-manager, B. Caine, co-manager. w omem s .Baskettall J ninioF V arsity Back row: M. Simmons, A. Brose, B. Street. Front row: P. Hutson, captain, A. Nock, K. McClanahan. Absent: A. Bozman, L. Lambden, J. Snyder. 1 i 9 em s .BasLettall Back row: T. Fallin; manager, L. Cooper, G. Mills, C. Muir; captain, L, Goutier, C. Denny, J. Davis, Coach Maggs. Front roiv: J. Rush, B. Hill. M. Smith, W. Brittingham. TOM FALLIN, manager CHARLES MUIR, captain 105 9 omein s Torpeiloes Back row: S. MaGee, R. Tyler, J. Hop¬ kins, P. Osinski. Front row: R. Lewis, J. Patterson, B. Shawn, L. Truitt, J. Baker. SkyiToclkets - J- ' Back row: N. Stern, P. Lloyd, C. Kirk¬ wood, P. Hutson. Front row: J. Flowers, L. Hammerman, H. Moran, R. Nielsen. Comets Back row: J. Snyder, B. Street, J. Moore, N. Sutton, A. Brose. Front row: J. Windsor, J. Smith, N. Atkinson, G. Miller. !06 s IntramuiFal Basteitall owns CL imps Fallin, Hurley, Steelman, Sherwood, White. Down: Goutier, Livingston. Back row; Mitchell, Fitzhugh, Muir. Front row; Potter, Fox, Robbins. Jones, Allen, Davis, Brittingham, Denny, Rush. Front: Hill. Carstens, Mitchell, Barker, Truitt, Reddish. Little, Wigglesworth, Towers, Cooper, Barlow. Back rote: Butler, Bozman, Hausdorff, Lynch, Baker. Front row; Henderson. Smith, West. 107 DR. ALETHEA WHITNEY MR. BENN MAGGS And here are the people who keep our athletic program running efficiently and wi th spirit . . . the coaches and the cheerleaders. Lefl to right: Charles Wilkerson, Jerri Baker, Bob Fitzgerald, Sue Magee, Donald Moore, Connie Mears, Victor Davis, Mary Wright, Tom Lewis, Becky Forsythe. 108 an tl M ISS ST.C, Fo MISS HELEN LAYMAN MR. WAYNE SMITH no Atliletic MISS DELORES GARDNER MR. MURRAY SMITH Q iieein sinA Escort MISS NANCY HORSEMAN MR. EUGENE CARSTENS cliievement Bestowed upon only five percent of the student body, these keys are awarded on the basis of academic standing and an honor points system. To be eligible academically, freshmen must have an average of 3.25 for one semester and upperclassmen must have a cumulative average of 3.25 for the past two consecutive semesters. From these academically eligible students, the winners are selected on the basis of honor points earned since February (September in the case of freshmen) of the previous year. These honor points are given for active participation in clubs, organizations, and athletics. w imirieFs Helen Mae Ellis Kenneth Gerlach .Mary Anna Lake Helen Layman Rebecca Matthews Patsy Miller 113 Frank Gentle Helen Layman I 14 in A mencaiH an J O 0.0 niversities Each year from the members of the senior class a roster of candidates is chosen for inclusion in the annual listing of Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. The selection of candidates stresses distinction in scholarship, leadership, campus activi¬ ties, and general service to the school. The Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities is de¬ signed as an over-all recognition for outstanding American college students. Rebecca Matthews Compliments of THE BOOK STORE THE SNACK BAR Best Wishes From CHAS. D. BRIDDELL, INC. Crisfield, Maryland MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CUTLERY POLAR BAR SADDLE CLUB Congratulations and Best Wishes 122 N. Division S+. to the Graduates of 1958 SALISBURY. 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