Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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l nv' What'll happen if we mutiny? Ides of March 'Nik K 5Q,-1 A ,.,.-e,x :AN '-ZA. . 'wing X ,l . J .lvgfysg jo il- gf' President-CAREY BOLSTER Vice-President-JIM WIEDERMANN Secretary-J UDY .LEE Treasurer-ALBERT CAUFFMAN The class of '58 came back in full force this year bearing the title of Sophornores. 4'Snow Wl1ite was the theme for their Homecoming float. An open story book with a beautiful Snow lvhite and seven droll dwarfs set the scene. New York and bright lights were featured in their annual assembly, Lullaby of Broadway. Snappy dance steps and clever harmonizing made the show a big hit. March winds blew in the Roman garb and slender white columns for the spring dance, Hldes of March. Halfway through their college career, the Sophomores are still 'going strongf Good luck to the Class of '58.