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

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1959 Terrapin Dedication MISS ADELE H STAMP

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J nroucinoiit the J. and 9 iiiij ■■!!! iiiii iiiii mil mil Maryland, My Maryland chimes forth with the passing of time. Songs of praise for your land and mine. Singing thy praise forever, throughout the land — the drinking song, the serenade, the victory song, the Alma Mater . . . we sing thy praise and feel thy pride. The memories of the past, the feelings of the present, the hopes of the future — these are the eternal songs that resound throughout the land. Each chimed refrain of Maryland, My Maryland reminds us that another hour has passed. We move forward continually, but we do not forget. The songs echo down through the years. May we ever sing the praises of our alma mater. 15

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. T May Day — a long established ' I dition. The torch of Alpha Lambda Delta continues to burn. To Miss Stamp — Dea source of inspiration: Looking back on a chapter in a book that needs no rewriting. advisor, friend, and Your monumental deeds over the past thirty-six years are a true motivation to deep love and loyalty for our University — a quality you have so well instilled in the minds and hearts of those who know you. We cannot imagine our campus without Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, May Day, Associ- ated Women Students, or the Panhellenic Council — only a few of your outstanding contributions. Sometimes we may take for granted other things that are not immediately seen, but we know that you have always worked diligently for the best interests of us all. In May of 1959, you remain the only dean of ivomen the University of Maryland has known. We sincerely thank you for your yea rs of devotion and, as a token, dedicate to you the 1959 Terrapin. Lon};-tinu ' home of the Dean of Women ' s offices stands momentarily as a symbol of the past. 17