University of Maryland Eastern Shore Campus - Hawk Yearbook (Princess Anne, MD)

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Foreword Table of Contents Who are the men and women, students and teachers, of Maryland State College? What have we done? What do we cherish? What are our interests? How do we look to ourselves? What has been our history since the last time we recorded it in the pages of a year book? The Hawk staff invites you to learn through the media of picture and story what we have done this year. We are, as you will discover, a closely knit community of students and teachers, going about our daily tasks, studying, teaching, creating, working, wor- shipping, dreaming, relaxing, aspiring; in short, do- ing all those things that deepen into custom and tra- dition on every college campus in the land. History repeats itself, is a very old saying. What justification exists for presenting a history which is a repetition of a twice-told tale? The main reason for this record of our life, so the editors be- lieve, is that while the setting may remain the same, the persons taking their places in the historical drama change and grow. It is for the individual member of each class, organization, and team that his par- ticular moment of Maryland State College history should be preserved; he is a person; he has an identity. In the hope that this edition of The Hawk shall speak personally to every member of the Maryland State College community, the editors present it to our family. In Appreciation 2 Administration 1 Faculty and Staff l4 Seniors 32 Juniors . -- 46 Sophomores 56 Freshmen 68 Organizations 80 Sports 100 Classroom Activities 112 Features -- Hi

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Dr. James D Singletary Dean of the College is Dr. James D. Singletary, scholarly disciple of the real, not the popularized John Dewey. Hard-working Dean Singletary has impressed his mark of identity upon faculty and students who share his enthusiasm for good work, high standards, and professional growth. Miss Edith I. Gibbs Mr. Francis H. Harris Dean Edir.h I. Gibbs, monarch of the co-ed country bound not by Murphy Hall but the breadth and width of our college life, helps women students find their identity by wise counsel. Women ' s I ay, Candlelight Service, and other traditions and use- ful organizations taken for granted now had their origin and growth in Dean Gibbs ' mind and heart. The Good Dean! How well the title fits our calm, courteous Dean Francis H. Harris. Student Council Qirnivai, Student Counselors, Y.M.C.A., movies, Pre-Design-for-Living Days — all originated and vitalized by our unassuming Dean of Men to make our lives fuller and happier.