Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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K.-Yl'HRYN l5L7RGGR.Xl R. l'. D. lNo. -l Hagerstown. Martlatttl Kay . . . ttever to be forgotten because of the perpetual giggle heard resounding frotn tlte Alpha Delta l'articiple Head- quarters at most any hottr . . . remains ttttpertttrbed, cottte wltal tttztv . . . active in the Student Christian .Xssociatiott Choir . . . also devotes lter tttusic talents to tlte smoker song fests . . . set it t'ecot'd for the nutttber of posters published for the Towt-:R Eczttotis campaign . . . an en- ergetic sottl who always seems to find tittte to squeeze everything into one day . . . with Bina. will long be rentetnbered as the inseparable twosottte . . . very gay. very witty . . . always ready to clown around . . . good at itttpersottations. espe- cially those ol faculty members . . . ex- tremely itnaginalive and creative... very drzuttatic . . . never at a loss for ideas. 27 Nl.XR'l'H.X I,UC1Il.I,E BURROUGI-IS Mecltatticsville. Maryland Marty . . . believe it or not. lter natne is ttot really Marty . . . a strawberry blonde . . . tlte Culbertson of knitting . . . a connoisseur ol' varied knitted crea- tiotts . . . reads books bv tlte barrel . . . kttows .jokes von ltavett't heard vet . . . a loval and singing member of Alpha Delta l'a1'ticiple alwavs a ready fourth for bridge . . . hair tltat curls naturally . . . sparkling eves . , . a win- ning personality . . . att energetic worker lor activities labeled Senior . . . be- lieves that leisure should be spent having a fabulously good tittte . . . manages to take time lor such trilles as studies . . . still comes through with a mighty hne average . . . one of those gals from south- ertt Maryland . . . friendly, joking tnatt tter which endears lter to lter friends.

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NORMA A. BROOKS Pines On The Severn Arnold, Maryland Peachie . . . a brick layer at heart, building a bungalow for two with Irv . . . quite a song-bird . . . always ready to add her talents to the Variety Shows . . . started her sinv'in0' career with her own D D radio program in Annapolis . . . fun- loving . . . carefree . . . advocates a live and let live philosophy . . . member of the Student Christian Association Choir . . . Glee Club . . . member of junior High School teaching program . . . very pleasant personality . . . always smiling . . . brunette . . . dark laughing eyes . . . ever-ready to lend a helping hand or give a pal a lift . . . greatest ambition is to have the roof on her new home before Ole Man Winter starts his stuff. ,Lt - EVA MARSTON BUNCE 617 Montpelier Street Baltimore, Maryland Eva . . . lively member of the Febru- ary Class . . . active in just about every- thing . . . sweet and petite . . . raises a lovely soprano voice in the alto section of the Glee Club . . . spark plug in the International Relations Club . . . keeps parties lively with her witty comments . . . quiet, but not for long . . . strikes the bullseye every time with her unique ideas . . . really keeps the ball rolling with her initiative . . . active member of the Freshman Advisory Council . . . proof of the saying nice things come in small packages . . . often seen in a new Kaiser-Frazer automobile . . . likes to bowl, play badminton and bend la bow. 26

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VIRGINIA CACACE 291-I E. Pratt Street Baltimore. Maryland Chasey . . . c-c-c-c-P? . . . pronounce it Casey, you say . . . always has to have it pronounced in class for the teachers . . . active metnber of the class of '49 . . , has a hand in many affairs . . . active committee member for class dances . . . when undertaking any job, sees it through to the N th degree of perfec- tion . . . loads of talent . . . Pass That Peace Pipe, Variety Show sensation . . . country girl visits the city . . . hilarious costumes . . . known for baby talk and boundless energy . . . skilled in sports wonderful sense of humor scholarly and diligent student . . . ex' cellent grades . . . always has a greeting for everyone even though she is in a swishing hurry . . . Vice-president, Senior Class. ANN CALLAN 1615 Homestead Street Baltimore. Maryland Ann . . . scholastic giant . . . hides her dry Irish wit under a quiet, unassuming manner . . . is addicted to males whose names begin with XV, especially if they're members of the faculty of State Teachers College . . . mad about science and geography . . . loyal to her friends, come what may . . . inseparable from Lily Feldman . . . dark hair . . . dimples . . . petite . . . works harder than most . . . manages to get a great deal of fun out of life . . . adores candy and Old Spice per- fume . . . never forgets a birthday or an- niversary . . . brilliant mind . . . warm heart . . . sincere and helpful . . . pos- sesses a rare talent for listening . , . has forgotten more than most of us know. 'QUIHEP' 28