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

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I TOP . . . The snow-decked portico of Annie A. gazes toward the tranquility of Dorm II. Who would guess these peaceful buildings housed three hundred coeds? SIDE . . . The bundled figures emerge from the Men ' s Dorms to plod their way across campus . . . WINTER — Brisk winds usher in the winter season, which brings with it basketball games, exams, and other such activities which help to stimulate circu- lation. There was a new touch to Christmas at Maryland this year; our Chapel chimed forth with favorite Christmas carols during the few weeks preceding the holiday season.

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SIDE ... In this modern building our engineers are busy planning the roads, bridges, and electrical inventions of tomorrow . . . Science marches forward . . . BOTTOM . . . From the newly constructed Chapel steps we view spring as it envelops our campus in its quiet beauty. The busy admirers hurry to their next class. SPRING — When spring comes to Maryland, it brings with it numerous activities. The Junior Prom, with the crowning of Miss Maryland, starts off the busy season. Then the politicians come out of hiding and the Maryland campus becomes a col- lection of posters and campaign literature. Rallies in the Grill are climaxed by the elections the fol- lowing day. May Day brings with it the pageantry and suspense as the Mortar Board hopefuls await the tapping. Spring passes all too quickly, and a bright June morning finds our seniors sadly realiz- ing that the rolled diplomas signify the passing of four happy years. 21