University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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As a state and as a University, we, the editors, present this fortieth volume of the Terrapin. Located in a border-hne state, Mary- land University is the meeting place of South and North, of East and West. Here accents blend and customs fuse. Here visions widen and interests deepen. It is our hope that in these pages you will find not only a word and picture por- trayal of campus life, but also the very personality — the intrinsic spirit- of the University itself. Maryland University is enriched by a glorious heritage, and stimulated by an inspiring present. Yesterday meets today in a pledge for the future! following the seasons, will bring b . n .... the frosh .... football owds v ..O . . . Miss Maryland was chosen . t stiffer mals .... meetings . drills luere resumed pritg, and student life. W inter f M d us- tjfrjissed in clubs .... mud an fJidore mud. In the Spring ROTC and the seniors ictorious . . . last fling during June Week.

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A kNNAPOL S, the Ancient Chi) , noted for its stately residences, its gaiety, and its culture, grew up around the State government and the Naval Academy. Today its life is still centered around these two institutions. Besides being Maryland ' s Capital, Annapolis is a busy trade center. Among its actiofties, fishing and packing of seafood play a predominant part. Oyster boats, some freshly painted, some badly in need of repair, line the docks. Many buildings erected in the early history of the town are now being restored to their original splendor and the new structures are designed to harmonize with the old ones. Annapolis is determined to keep the picturesque atmosphere which pervades this small town.