Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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x f al, Colored by natural forces which caused post- ponement or cancellation of many activities and annual events, the 1957-S8 school year has been a year to remember. The autumn Asian influenza epidemic which emptied the dormitories, and the phenomenal snowfalls of February and March which closed the college have given this year a notoriety unmatched by previous ones. A ' X

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Tower' Echoes 11958 Facwliy .. . 12 Urgrfzmzizaztions ,, 30 Alctiviiies . 48 Sports , 74 Classes .. 96 Seniors ,. ., 104 Co-Editors Rosemary jenkins John Schriefer Mr. Phineas P.'Wright, Advisorg James Wiederman, Business Managerg Suzanne Finney, Photography Eclitorg Bea Glinkovsky, Literary Editorg Louise Nyberg, Layout Editorg Lenora Carr and Virginia Ford, Senior Eclitorsg Dudley Davis, Art Editorg Lee Hughes, Sports Eclitorg Jackie Meacham, Typing Eclitorg and Staff Members John Eigenbrodt, George Gott, Barbara Baller, Angela Diakoulas, Shirley Hall, Shirley Hackney. 5

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X.. 'S do QT just as this year has been different from past years, so is the Tower Ecbos different from previous Towson yearbooks. just as this year has been filled with unusual events, so is this Tower Echoes unusual in format and content. On the pages which follow are the events and activities which have made this year a distinctive one. In recording the memorable events of this year, Tower Erbovs has employed new techniques and introduced new features never before seen in Tonw Echoes. This unique format and presenta- tion of content assures the l9YS T0ll't'D' Echoes a place of distinction among Towson yearbooks. The end result, the product, the record of these events has emerged more than equal to the overwhelming task of presenting the events of a d'isli11r'fil'r' year.