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

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Marjorie Falk Bethesda Arts and Sciences B.A. AAA Sec. and Chairman, Student Victory Council; Student Board, May Day Committee; Freshman and Sophomore Prom Committees. Alberto J. Garcia-Zamora AguadiUa, Puerto Rico Arts and Sciences B.S. Spanish Club. Vera Louise Hartman Chevy Chase Arts and Sciences B.A. KA, A.VA Jerrapin, Pres., French Club; Treas., Kappa Delta; Presbyterian Club. Kenneth Maskell Brtlfimore Agriculture B.S. -AE, ZXO Pres., Sigma Alpha Epsilon; German Club; Newman Club; Latch Key. Ellen Jayne Mead 5Vf(. Hainier Business and Public Administration B.S. Baptist Student Union. Betty Frances Ott !Mt. Rainier Education B.S. AAn Catherine Isabel Ray- Baltimore Arts and Sciences B.A. ASA Spanish Club; Clef and Key; Women ' s Chorus. Arnold Elliott Seigel V ' ashington, D.C. Engineering B.S. A, TBn, -t-H:;, ■tK Vice -Pres., A.S.M.E.; Sec, Phi Eta Sigma; Sec, Pres., Tau Beta Pi; Daydodgers ' Club; Hillel Club. Sidney R. Caller Biilfiiiiore Arts and Sciences BS. TE Hillel Foundation, Bnai Brith Organization. Xlia.v To.viAS Garcia-Tamayo San Criitobal, Tenezuela Agriculture B.S. Jeanne Kaplan Washington, D.C. Arts and Sciences B.S. AE , 2A0 Jea. ' Miller McComas Baltimore Arts and Sciences B.S. AAn Glee Club; Riding Club; Art Club; Women ' s League. Joseph Gordon Naegele Brtlfiiiiore Business and Public Administration B.S. BA , Bri: Baptist Student Union. Marjorii: Lucille Ra.mney 1( ' rts)ji i (oii, D.C. Home Economics B.S. Old Line Network; Viamondback , Women ' s League; Home Economics Club; House Pres., Margaret Brent; Senior Chairman, May Day; Independent Students Union. DORAINE ArLEENE RlISSELL CiiMfoii, Ohio Arts and Sciences BA. KA Canterbury Club; French Club; Jermlun. Mary Alice Spielman Washington, D.C. Home Economics B.S. AAA, OX, ! K Daydodgers ' Club; Writer ' s Club. Seniors WkA 29

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4 X DECEMBER GRADUATES A FTER three or four years of hard college work and a share of college fun, the December class of the 1944 graduates received their degrees. Some of the students had gone to the University for four complete years, although the majority had, through the accelerated courses, completed their work in less than four years. The ceremony was held in the Agriculture Auditorium at eleven o ' clock in the morning on December twenty-second. The Reverend Mr. Henry R. Osgood of the First Baptist Church in Hyattsville delivered the invocation and the benediction. Remarks to the graduates were made by various University guests, and Dr. Byrd, as is traditional, presented each graduate with his diploma. DoRoniiY A. Clark Washinglon, D.C. 1 lome Economics B.S. -iA.i Chairm.ln of Poster Committee, Victory Coun- cil; Freshman Week Committee. Dorothy Jani Cosikoo.m Jakoma Vark I loinc Economics B.S. .i.iA, A. , ON Soph. Prom Committee; Chairman, Bond Drives; Vice-Chairman, Chairman, Victory Council; Head cheerleader; Prcs., Delta Delta Delta; Prcs., Panhcllcnic Council; Freshman Week Committees; W R.A. Athletic Award; .11 Hook Staff; Secretary, Women ' s League; May Day Court; Vice-Pres., Omicron Nu. ClIAHI.lS NaTUA.NIII. ECKIIARDI, 1r. Engineering B.S. .ir+ A.SM.E.; Pres., Delta Sigma Phi; Lutheran Club; Intcrlraternitv ( ' ouncil. A.sN Cook T ' )il,iiitl ilii,i, Pciitisy i ' iiiiiii Business .ind Public .Administration B.S. S ' ewman Club; Independent Students ' Union; Art Club. Sali.y Dubois 1( ' (is iiii()(oii, h.C. Education B.S. AiA V ' ictory Council; SGA Dance Committee. Jr.AN Encklbacii Chevy Chase Home Economics B.S. AOIl, ON Canterbury Club; Vice-Pres., Home Economics Club; junior Prom Committee: Art Club; Sl ' C, Alpha Omicron Pi. 28

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SlIIRLUY M. StRICKLER Jlirxaiidria, Ta. Arts and Sciences B.A. Spanish Club Rilling Club; Canterbury Club S simniing ( hib, VC ' omcn ' s League. Rliiii W ' oliso.n ' Baltimore Arts and Sciences B.A. AE Hillel Foundation; Prcs. and Sec, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Sociology Club. Ho.s ' i;y M. Tod.v IMitnzanar, Calijornia Arts and Sciences B.S. Baptist Student Union; Sec, Sociology Club. B.S. Lorrai.m; Zi;.mil Tialtimore Arts and Sciences MARCH GRADUATES WiiiLu the students plowed through Hnnl examinations, the graduating class of March, 1945, were handed their degrees by President H. C. Byrd. The deans of the respective colleges presented the candidates for degrees. Unlike the usual March day, March twenty-sixth was a sweltering hot day, and the graduates, garbed in the traditional black cap and gown, felt the heat even more than the audience did. The Reverend Mr. Nathaniel C. Acton, Rector, St. Andrews Church, College Park, delivered the invocation and the bene- diction, and George Irving Chandler, soloist, sang The Cross and Cielo e Mar. The address, given by Mr. Wendell F. Dunn, principal of the Forest Park High School, was of great significance to both audience and graduates. Rinii Ann Ai.ORiDr.i; Ballimorc Arts and Sciences B.A KKr Women ' s League; Tirr i;ii,i, House Pres., Kec Sec, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Aim iiiiK 1 1. B.M.i.ARn liyaltsriUc Engineering B.S. TBII, mi:, OAK Prcs, Phi I;ta Sigma; Sec, Vice Pres.. Tau Beta Pi; Sec, A.l.O.E.; Captain, ROTC. 30 k ' da