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

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PROFESSOR JULIUS A. OLIVER

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DEDICATION In 1960. one of the best loved men of Maryland State College relinquishes his popular title. Prof.. and becomes Mr. Oliver, gentleman from Virginia. Through- out the years, the courtly grace of our First Gentleman has influenced men of M aryland State to stand taller, speak more gently, and behave more ideally when he passed by. His teaching has radiated an influence far beyond our College walls. His great character, made greater by the difficult calling to teach, enveloped the lives of countless students of past and present generations. Vi hen the door of Trigg Hall 102 closes behind Prof. in the spring of 1961. we at Maryland State College will be a poorer people, but the influence of Professor Julius A. Oliver, who so gladly learns and gladly teaches, is our permanent wealth. Since Prof. is leaving us and because we will miss him sorely, in gratitude we give him our book. The Hawk Staff, 1960-61

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IN I IEI IORIAM Mrs. Jennie V. Wendell Williams March 15, 1961 Valiant and Beautiful, Wise and Good Bathed in Perpetual Light She Lives On In Our Hearts and Minds