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

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The Board of Regents for Higher Education Charles P. McCormick Chdirmun Edward F. H olter V. Chairman t r V i k i Wilson H. Elkins Executive Officer Harry H. Nuttle Treasurer B. Herbert Drown SecrelarY Louis I. Kaplan Assistant Secretary C. Ewing Tuttie Thomas W. Pansborn illiam Walsh Richard W. Case Thomas B. Symons Mrs. Sara A. WhiteViurst

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THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND: THE HONOR. BLE J. MILLARD TAWES Thf: warm and friendly man who visited our campus two years ago and made an unforgettable impression of strong leadership continues to serve the citizens of Maryland with such dedication and strength that we take pride in his being our Eastern Shore neighbor as well as our friend.

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Foreword At some colleges, high and ivied walls surround build- ings, teachers, and students: their doors are hard to find. At Maryland State College, our spacious campus and tower- ing halls assure those coming to seek a new life here that no high forbidding barriers shut them out. that here to knock is to open wide. hen the door is opened and he who has knocked can enter and begin a new life, he gives the lie to the dead ictorian poet: he will hear great argument. but he will never pass out by the same intellec- tual door through which he went. e are encompassed by a cloud of witnesses to this truth — the Class of 1961. In 1960. as in years gone by. manv doors opened at Maryland State College, for some of us for the first time. Many doors opened, for upper classmen, especially sen- iors, for the last time. Well remembered friends stood ready to assist both new student and old to open the door to goo d fame. Lest we forget the profound and subtle changes wrought upon us within the doors of our alma mater, the members of the staff of The Hawk present their record nf the life of students and faculty who, in 1960, sought and found that at Maryland State College to ask was to ha e. to seek was to find, to knock was to open wide. Table of Contents Page Dedication 3 Administration 10 Faculty and Staff 12 Seniors 28 Juniors 44 Sophomores 58 Freshmen 70 Organizations 82 The Key, The Door. The House of Knowledge 98 Features 108 Sports 116 They Passed This Way 124 With The Alumni 126