Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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:J C7 nf' QW! E Halloween at Towson brings with it initiation and gay funfmaking for resident upperclassmen and freshmen. Upon the close of the evening the frosh uspooksu became eligible to hear the title of college students of S. T. C. DO N SPGGK f, B0 , Xl Il .f Aff! Pwr, UCKV l TRIKE 'ns 1o.,v..a Above, some of the uniquely dressed spooks pose for the camera. They represent everything from a soccer player to a penguin. Q. Following clinner, Competitive games kept the spooks going. Below. in a water drinking con' test, B, Meise holds the water bottle for a male spook. .: in 'Nb' 69 I

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, YY- . r l l Above: center forward, Jim Hottes maneuvers the ball skillfully, setting himself in position to shoot. To the right: Tom Davis, staunch soccer rooter, cheers the Golden Knights of Towson on to victory. The Golden Knights of the soccer turf turned in the fine record of 7 wins and 3 losses to round out a season that was packed with thrills, action and excitement. At the close of the season the scoreboard revealed that Towson had played 4 shut' outs and rolled up a total of twenty-seven points, allowing their opponents only 12 points, Highlight- ing the season were the two decisive wins over Kings College. 23 Second row. left to right: Dr. Mmnegan, B, Wright, E Dorn, T. Hart, R. Reuschling, E. Dize, A. Burgee, B Martel, G. Childs, T. Cripps, A, Pomory. A. Frantz, Mr Killian, Coach, First row: J. Lacy, manager: E. Leonard S. Burnett, I. Hottes, J. Gede. E. Sauer, I. Zimmerman I. Beaver, B. Groth, C. Samakouuis, manager.

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...T0 Homecoming has become a tradition at Tow' son. It is a time when the Alumni return to their Alma Mater to survey the changes on campus, to review the plans for the future, and meet old friends. Our governor, the Hon. Theodore R. McKeldin was the guest speaker at the dedication ceremony which was held in the basement of the dorm. A EW FUTURE if L, L W , J, T 7 X. sf' is This year it was a special occasion-the meifs dorms were dedicated and Governor McKeldin was present to lead the ceremonies. All the rooms were open to the guests for inspection. Many campus organizations participated in the day's events. The Marshals guided the visitors while the Men's Chorus sang at the formal ceremony. In the afternoon the Soccer team defeated U. of Virginia and that evening the Glen Players presented Golden Boy. banquet was held in the dining hall as a climax to the day. fx-, .. I Qxx, 1 P , . 99 . wk