Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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' 2 I' 1 Fu-il Rau: K. Miller. D. Chenworth, B. A. Spruill, I. Leonard, R. DcHoff. Svrvni! Rout A. M. Kerher, Nl. Pennington. D. Miller, S, McFadden, J. Downing. aizioz chews Enumcrating all the important things that have happened to us during four years would be .1 diilicult job indeed, so let us remember just some of the most significant items about the senior class in its four years of progress. First of all, we won fame early in our sehool career by winning the plaque for Demonstration Night when we were just freshmen. As sophomores we continued to participate in .ill school activities, and when we became juniors lint! mu: R. Cross. D. l-lammernun. li. Nl. Smith. Srfollif mu: l'. Thomas. Nl. Lialperin, A. Nl. Kerbcr. sw 11' as 3 we introduced a new feature in the social life at S. T. C. for we inaugurated a Sweetheart Dancen which was held on Valentine's Day. In our last year, as seniors, we have made our most notable accomplishment-this yearbook. OFFICERS February 1947--February 1948 P r'4t xidrnf flfeb.-Sept.j Ruth DeHoff Pl't'S!l!l'Hf !Sept.-Feb.j llia Leonard Vi i'z' -Presiifwlf Jane Downing S 1'z' r'rfai'y Anna Mae Kerber Trrasii 1'z' r Kathleen Miller Day Sofia! Chairman Sarah Macliadden Rexiilrnf Sofia! Chairman fFeb.-Sept.j Dorothea Chenworth Rvsiflwzf Sofia! Chairman !Sept.-Feb.J Doris Miller S. G. A. Rl'!H'L'5t'lIft1f!l'l' Betty Anne Spruill February 1948-June 1948 Presidvnl Donald Hammerman Vim'-Prwxiilviif Elva Mae Smith Svrrvtarwy' Anna Mae Kerber Treasurer Ethel Thomas Day Sofia! Chairman Miriam Galperin Rrsia'vnl Sofia! Chairman Margaret I-Iennlein S. G. A. Rvfn'f'sz'r1fali1'z' Ruth Gross

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7 LZ urs LL....,t.,.. These pages show you the classes which NyI11l5lllllL' ilit- growth and maturity of the students. The inlluence ol college life is strong upon the Lll1LlCl'gI'.lLlll.llCN. who strive to make their mark in campus activities. .Ns the iourney through the arch begins, life seems grim .ind hard: but .ts the other side is reached, one realizes that the weather- bCAlICI1 buildings hold Ll vast beauty that will blossom into the unexplored vistas of future life. Thus, as Seniors, we go into the future with open eyes, open mind, and open heart, ready to take the bitter with the sweet in all life's episodes. Tln' lvig ru.li ix nn!

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gums lf?--it QED j 3 11 fi. avg as WILLIAM EDXVARD ACKLEY Bill -Glec Club 1. 23 S. G.A. Executive Board 1, 25 Navy-3 years. MARY LEE BROOKS Transfer from Nvashington College 25 Glee Club 23 Secretary' of N. H. G. 3: Handbook Committee 3: Section Chairman 4. YIOLET MARIE CALTRIDER Marshals 3. 43 Basketball and Bowling Electives 3, -lg Stall of ll l1ilU dill! Glllnlu nl. MARY LA VERNE CAPLES Gruiflmlion Fvlvrlzarj' 1948: Glcc Club 13 Curriculum Committee 2: Business Manager of Tamar Liglwf' 1, 2, 3: Secretarv of NV. A. A. 35 Dramatic Club 45 Major Letter and Star in Athletics -4. 21