St Marys College - Dove Castellan Yearbook (St Marys City, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1963 volume:

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I. beatrice simms miss beatrice simms dean of students mrs. lois donhiser registrar mr. george a. kammerer, jr. director of admissions mr. leon t. buker modern languages ( mrs. minna irby business miss barbara magaw english dr. carl walker business miss velma perkins english HM r 4 k i ■ M wk t. 1 1 I ni] LIH mrs. alice fahl remedial reading assistant librarian mr. lewis miles mr. kemp yarborough social science social science mr. william hess mr. howard kratz science (biological) mathematics miss charlotte oslund home economics mrs. norma strictland art miss sandra e. stancil physical education mr. brantly greeson w: t mr. mark Wallace speech and dramatics miss margaret keen librarian mrs. winifred leopard library assistant miss ethel chance nurse mrs. louise cowan dietitian mr. samuel w. pursell business manager mrs. dorothy kidd assistant to business manager mrs. elizabeth s. leroy receptionist mrs. mary Salisbury public relations mrs. ruby lee canteen miss anna a. sandner secretary to president L mrs. anna mary urbanski receptionist mrs. ellen thurlby secretary to director of admissions mrs. mabel treadwell housemother mrs. aleathea redmond secretary to registrar mr. redmond mr. wood mr. milburn (I to r) e. hall, f boll, I hewlett, j. cutumber, b ball, b barnes, p greenwell, r butler, f. Carroll, I fenwick, e. mason. the diligent efforts of the maintenance staff of the st. mary ' s junior college to make our campus more beautiful, our dormitory a better place in which to live, and our classroom build- ing and other buildings brighter, do not go un- noticed by the students ... to these people, whose services are invaluable to the school and whose friendship is invaluable to us, we express our appreciation . . . 12 the stem peeks out from mother earth the grand awakening,- renewed birth making its first steps up to fullest growth, a tender stem, so young and green it yearns for freedom, yet cannot touch for readiness is not yet at hand . . . {± 2 •) Mj e abell a bailey d borlowe k. barolet m berkey k bishop d blanding b brown I buchanan r. corrinne k- coudon m. Courtney s. crumpaker I. daylon I. douglas d. dudderar r. kennedy j. killmon d. king k. lamb 15 lorson leach longmore m. lutes If: V Mtm j mattingly k. mckenno b. means m osborn n, osteen w. patrick m perkett c. piel t pietras d rayne s. robbins e. reeves a. schauber j. scudder I slade f staley a. stamburg J ' • l± r. sundstrom e. tarrant d. towers s. tremblay m. walsh j, word e. weiland h weiland e williams I wilson m wood d wynn ' Sj i Z StB K 7 jHri 2 -X , ' -- 4. o -. 18 the hurts the joys that build the growth are at the prime for each and both, desire that birth the bud from stem have roughed and fashioned it again, and there it is upon the stem soaking in the knowledge that opens them . . (I to r) 2nd row: j. slode, f combs, s tweedy, h. lamb 1 st row: e. reeves, I. jourdon, a lloyd, a schauber. honor court since all of the students at st. mary ' s junior college must learn to live and work by an honor code, it is important to have intelligent leaders to interpret and enforce this code . . . honor court, a vital organiza- tion at st. mary ' s, serves this purpose . . . advised by miss russell, and headed by its president, sharon tweedy, honor court is made up of select men and women from the student body . . . they try all cases con- cerning honor offenses in the school . . . the honor court makes a major contribu- tion to the promotion of integrity and good citizenship at st. mary ' s . . . (I to r) 2nd row: s. fauntleroy, k. bishop, p. farrell, s. tweedy, m. I. coutney, k mckenno, d. towers, miss simms. 1st row: v. russell, g. anderson, s. machen, g. mcneol. the student government associations permit the students of st. mary ' s to exercise the privileges of democratic living . . . these associations are compiled of a select group of students who guide their class- mates in better citizenship . . . student government (I to r) w. wood, f. combs, j. cook, b. weilond (I to r) j. potee, I. dishmon, h trayis, |. poore. campus counci phi theta kappa students whose scholastic averages and citizenship have proved outstanding throughout the year are asked to join the kappa xi chapter of phi theta kappa fraternity ... the aim of phi theta kappa is to promote higher academic goals at st. mary ' s junior college . . . the campus council was organized for the betterment of both faculty and student ... it is designed to adhere to the needs and desires of all those involved in life at st. mary ' s . . . the council limits the gap between the faculty and the students and helps to widen the policy of good will among all . . . 1st row: k. emmons, s machen, j. poore, g borolet, s tweedy 2nd row; g. hurley, v. russell, I. dishmon, s. pritcher, v. hodges. 3rd row: mrs. donhiser, miss simms, b. weiland, j cook. 4th row: m. Johnson, g, mcneal, w wood, f. combs. 5th row: mr, yarborough.mr. greeson.h. lamb, a. longmore, mr kommerer. orientation committee the orientation committee was devised to orient the new freshmen into the traditions of St. mary ' s junior college ... its purpose is to promote friendship and the feeling of being a part of our college to the new freshmen . . . the social committee designs and sponsors various activities of the students throughout the year . . . the members also act as hostesses for the social functions of the school and at the student-faculty coffee hours . . . social committee (I to r) 4th row: s pritcher, g. hurley, j. poore. 3rd row: g. anderson, v hodges, s. machen. 2nd row: miss simms, p. farrell 1 st row: I. lourdon, v russell (I to r) s trembley, p. onley, n. harkness, c. homes, c. jump, b patrick, j- slade, m. biddle, miss simms, m. berkey, m. dubois, r. kemp, s. pritcher % nm www I « .4 JT (I to r) 4th row: j. scudder, r. sundstrom, m. Johnson, j. larson, c. piel, p. nagel, s. jenkms, g. mcneal. 3rd row: m. walsh, n. horkness, s. fauntleroy, n. osteen, j. leach, s. nield, j. buchonon. 2nd row: m. courtney, p. farrell, j. killmon, d- towers, n edelen, r. kennedy, p. onley, s. crum- pocker. 1st row: s. trembley, w. dewees, b. Johnson, j schauber, I. riley, mr greeson, director. choir the st. mary ' s junior college choir, under the direc- tion of mr. brantly greeson, is composed of women from the student body, who are selected for their ability and interest in singing . . . each spring the choir goes on a tour, singing at various schools throughout the state . . . special concerts are given at Christmas and easter, and the choir often sings locally for various clubs and organizations . . . ■ ' f _ -feajH ™ i ' « - - ' fl  ■ - -—■•«■ the drama department the drama department of st. mary ' s produces two shows a year ... the fall selection of 1962 was a thurber carnival . . . the company toured the play to other schools in maryland and hopes to do the same with future productions . . . this policy will stimulate more interest in college theatre throughout the state . . . 24 the artist and lecture series is a com- bined effort of the county and the college to bring cultural entertainment to the county ... the committee, advised by miss chance, makes arrangements for the performances and welcomes them to the campus . . . artist and lecture series (I to r) 2nd row: d. blanding, miss chance, advisor; s fauntleroy, j. shedd 1st row: s. on, k, blackwell, I. ditto each week the assembly committee arranges and presents an interesting program for the cultural en- richment of the student body ... the committee, which consists of faculty and students, endeavors to find a variety of speakers that will be both informative and interesting . . . assembly committee (I to r) 2nd row: m. biddle, o. Iloyd, b. weiland 1 st row: g mcneal, k. bishop, mrs. Salisbury, I. mocdonald, I, turner, m mitchell 25 (I to r) c. golden, d. durivage, e. weiland, m. courtney, j. slade, a. gaddis, e. lee, j. schauber, mr. yarborough, j. mattmgly, hagy, I. turner, I. mocdonald, r. kelly. holt, a. longmore, a. international relations the international relations club is compiled of students who are interested in discussing contemporary world problems and events . . . point news the point news is a monthly publication which informs the student body of school activities, discusses problems on the campus, and reports happenings of major interest to the students . . . the point news staff, and its advisor, miss magaw, the club meets twice a month and allows the stu- dent to speak freely on their views of the problems presented . . . have worked diligently this year to enlarge and improve the paper, and their efforts have been rewarded by increased interest in point news on the part of the students . . . (I to r) 2nd row: d. scartf. s. fountleroy, m. ayres, k. bishop. 1st row: d. ferguson, g hayes, I. dishmon, j. schauber, i. durivage, miss magaw, j. potee, a. goddis, i. holt, g. dahan, j. ward, a. stambaugh seated: m Johnson 26 (I to r) a. stambough, j. ward, m lutes, b. |ohnson, I dishmon, b. griffith, m franklin, d king, c. rader, miss oslund, advisor. home economics the home economics club was organized for in the fields of aiding needy families, cheering those interested in learning the fundamentals children at the st. mary ' s county hospital and of homemaking . . . they have accomplished much organizing faculty teas . . . student national education association any student who is interested in a career in teaching is eligible to join the student national education association . . . this organization keeps its members informed of the current trends and methods in the teaching profession, through programs and discussions ... the members of the s.n.e.a. strive to arouse interest in one of our most important professions . . . (I to r) d. towers, d. borlowe, d duddorer, b. r. Johnson, d. hart, mr. miles, j. rockwell, . ditto, m berkey, k. mckenno, d. rayne. 27 I to r) d rayne, m. wolsh, c homes, i leach a. longmore freshman officers (I to r) s. ott, a. a. board representative, c. jump, secretary, v. hodges, president, p. onley, treasurer, m. biddle, vice-president % w g sophomore officers (I to r) 1st row: I. turner, c. golden, o. hagy, g. mcneal, s. pritcher. 2nd row: s. morsh, 3rd row: r. spicer, I. jourdon, p. farrell, d. blonding, m. mitchell macdonold, m dewees, miss simms, r kelly, s. hoffmeir the pod staff the 1963 Pod at times i wondered if i would ever actually see this book in print ... to us it represents deadlines, long hours, meetings, problems, schedules, cigarettes, neglected studies, a bad case of nerves, failures and successes ... to you we hope it represents your life at st. mary ' s; educationally, socially, and spiritually . . . when we started the 1963 pod our goal was perfection . . . through the months we have gradu- ally realized this was not to be reached ... we do feel that if you find the 1963 pod recalls for you some of your memories, goals and ambitions, our success too will be apparent . . . lorna macdonald editor- 1963 pod d 29 candids careful on the lipstick, penny oooooooooops now a little darker on this side 30 the bud is growing to worldlier life taking its joys with that of strife filling its being with newer thoughts how far it has grown to taller breadth maturing with each new knowledge learned not long ago for these it yearned . . . 31 archery archery, which is a very popular sport at st. mary ' s during the fall, draws increased interest every year, archery tournaments are held, and a trophy is awarded to the best bowman. ' M £ n J US To r, I |ourdon, g mcneal, g hurley 32 hockey hockey is a sport that is eagerly participated in at st. mary ' s. intramurals take place in the fall, an all-star team is selected to participate in competition with other colleges. 33 first row I to r: b wetland, j- mattmgly second row I to r. m. biddle, b. norris, b. earhart, w. wood coach bartheleme the boys ' basketball team is made up of day students . . . their games high- light the winter sports season at St. mary ' s . . . coached by mr. albert bar- theleme. the team plays in competition with other colleges, both in and out ot state, and has the strong spirit of the entire student body behind it. boys ' basketball ■ : mi L f 35 SOs . ' r 55 55 - I I miss standi, coach I rv no o i i girls all-star basketball basketball is the most popular of the girls ' winter sports at st. mary ' s . . . girls who go out for basketball play on intramural teams and have a chance to be selected to play on the all-star team ... the all-stars play in competition with teams from other colleges. first row I to r: s. machen, j. poore, p. onley, d. king second row I to r. g hurley, d. scarff, s. crumpacker, r. sundstrom, m. Courtney third row I to r: s. pritcher, captain; m walsh, I. iourdon, c. buck, e. reeves, e. torrent. 36 cheerleading T1 — — i — i Kg™ ml 1 I. perket, c. barolet, s. fauntleroy, s. machen, b |ohnson. 37 00 o f ? m o on first row l-n j. poore, d. scarff, s. crumpacker, r sundstrom, t norns. second row -r. I |ourdon, m walsh, c. piet, s pritcher, e. tarrant, c. buck, m franklin. volleyball volleyball is a winter sport which was avidly sup- ported this year at st. mary ' s . . . this year ' s teams participated in a round robin tournament from which an all-star team was chosen . . . the athletic association is an organization designed to promote athletic competition and to increase class spirit and loyalty toward the school . . . the athletic board consists of executive officers and sports managers which sponsor invitational matches, waterfront activities, and social events . . . the adviser to this years ' board has been miss sandra stancil with Joyce poore presiding as president ... the executive officers are gail hurley vice pres., grace barolet secretary, karen emmons treasurer, sue pritcher social chairman ... the following girls have served as sports managers: hockey Virginia hodges archery libby jourdon basketball carol buck volleyball ruth sundstrom tennis sandy robbins Softball sandra Jenkins i - i . • g • - St. mary ' s crab beds absolu tely nothing page our choice for playboys of the month -chosen by lorna ond candy 39 I i V J h f, •s portrait of devotion working in the laboratory or lavatory? sailing is a new sport this year at st. mary ' s, and it has been eagerly received by many of the students . . . because of the location of the school on the st. marys ' river, the students are afforded many opportunities to sail during the fall and spring . . . canoes and rowboats are also available for student use . . - sailing tennis tennis is one of the most popular sports at st. mary ' s. men and women of the student body, as well as mem- bers of the faculty, can be found on the tennis courts often during the year, tennis is played in competi- tion with other colleges and intra- murally during the spring ... for the first time, this year tennis is offered as a course under the physical ed- ucation department . . . I. to r : sally ott, queen, terry kaufman, |oan potee yuletide 1 queen of the may miss karen emmons miss dinoh blanding miss carol buck freshman princesses miss kathi mckenna miss jocqueline ditto sophomore princess miss susan pritcher shenandoah apple blossom princess miss ruth kelly sophomore princess It col miodrag blagojevich crowns karen emmons queen of the may |-r: k mckenna, r kelly, s pritcher, k emmons, j. ditto, c. buck, d. blanding. vaughn Jennings, crown bearer, and jan greeson, train bearer 48 full growth just brimming at the bud it cries just set me free open these walls that are bounding me set me free, set me free . . . it opened and flowered into full array opened into the world and we were on our way . . . 49 gertrude anderson melanie ayres grace barolet ' michael biddle James cook mary dieudonne 1 . linda dishmon Jacqueline ditto marsha dubois 52 ida durivage karen emmons patricia farrell 53 barbara foley bonnie griffith anna hagy dianajoy hart 54 thomas hodges merrie himmelheber 55 Virginia hodges susan hoffmeir pamela howard gail hurley george jarboe betsie Johnson 57 elizabeth jourdon marjorie Johnson 58 carroll |ump theresa kaufman ruth kelly robinette kemp 59 barbara kimmelshue howard lamb An X) !u si m t L lorna macdonald susan machen ann mackay sondra marsh 61 grace mcneal melissa mitche sharon moreau barbara muller 62 ■ ! 1 ■ IIRST I SlMIHOUSl V iy kProi:no ot luryknd ■ 1634 • 1934 I 1 phyllis nagel JTM, patricia onley tm sally ott Jeanne pinder A |oyce poore a 1 )L S - _3 BBS ®ht 1 1 HI fFf ill: 2m ' Hit 1 i $  III j IB Hi TfcC r | IH ■ ' 1 Joan potee susan pritcher charlotte rader ■ Pi lois renoff linda riley elizabeth robinson 66 Judith rockwell Virginia rohrback Virginia russel M 67 patricia sacher sara taylor lynn thurlby gail tillman louise turner sharon tweedy 69 marilyn venetta valerie vignola carol ward benjamin weiland winston wood 71 evo gertrude onderson deal island, maryland mojor art womens student government 1,2 treasurer compus council 2. athletic association 1. tennis manager, tumbling manager gradua- tion aword 1. most outstanding ort contribution ronold onderson piney point, morylond major liberol arts melanie b. oyres Salisbury, morylond moior liberol oris newspaper 1.2; future teochers of omeriea I, phi theta kappa athletic association mary grace borolel calilormo, morylond ma | or biology fresnmon class secretary cheerleader 1,2. olhletic ossociotion 1,2, secretory, compus council michael b. biddle lexington pork, morylond maior science freshman doss vice- president bosketball team ossembly committee 2. social committee gory o bryont leonardrown. morylond moior business administration basketball manager franklin a. combs, jr. leonordtown, morylond moior business mens Student government 1 .2. president, campus council 1 .2 honor court 2 lomes r cook lexington pork, morylond moior history assembly committee I Tennis teom 1,2; dromotics 1,2 compus council 7. mens student government secretory mary r dieudonne ' silver spring, morylond moior drama somodra I. secretory treosurer dramatics 1,2 choir 2 current events club, athletic association Undo koy dishmon conowingo, mary land major: education olhletic association, basketball team newspaper I home economics club compus council, phi theta koppa, president m n bonner oward for home economics locqueline ditto bethesdo, morylond maior elementary education athletic association somodra I. publicity chairman dromotics l volleyball team, archery, tumbling, future teochers of omer.ca. art ist lecture series committee marsho iean dubois bethesdo. morylond major education newspaper l. : volleyball I athletic ossociotion ida mary durivoge linthicum heights, morylond maior liberol arts newspoper 1,2. news editor, photogropher. current events club 1,2, president, archery, artist and leclure series committee 1 koren lyn emmons leesburq. Virginia major history newspoper 1 somodra I current events club, volleyball orchery. olhletic ossociotion treosurer campus council 2. mary potricio forrell Baltimore, morylond maior: orl athletic ossociotion yearbook 1,2, art editor, archery womens Student government choir orientation committeechoirman borboro jeon foley colifornio, maryland maior educotion athletic ossociotion bonnie jean griff ith dewitt, new york maior business athletic ossociotion choir 1,2 secretory volleyball archery year book 2 newspoper 2 home economics secretory 2 onno nichols hogy Westminster, morylond moior: liberal orts olhletic association volleyball, archery yearbook ?. photogrophy, current events club merne ruth himmelheber hollywood, morylond ma|or business othletic association Virginia hodges leonordtown, morylond moior music athletic ossociotion. hockey manager ortist ond lecture seneS: sophomore class president: choir 2. accompanist, campus council 2 thomos hodges, |r lexington pork, morylond mojor liberol arts ortist ond lecture series I bosketball 2 tennis suson lynn hoffmeir o saury pork, new iersey moior liberol arts olhletic ossociotion. newspoper I basketball volleyball, yearbook 2 sottboll. dionaioy hart elmiro. new york mojor elementary education pomelo j howard mechonicsville, morylond maior business athletic association. gail a hurley mount airy, morylond moior physical educotion athletic association 1.2. v ic e- pre s idem current events club hockey. volleyball basketball sottboll campus council george i |orboe greol mills, morylond maior: liberol arts basketball I. manoger. social committee betsie ruth (Ohnson towson, morylond maior: education olhletic ossociotion: choir, vice president, home economics club I. Treosurer 2, president future teachers of omenta I 2 archery cheerleadmg 1.2. basketball morione sue Johnson Cumberland, morylond maior science othletic association; choir 1.2, president, newspoper 1,2. editor- m-chiet orchery. compus council 2 directory ehzobeth scott jourdon darlmgton. morylond maior physical education olhletic association, archery manager orchery volleyball honor court 2 yearbook 2, co sports editor basketball, softboll corroll |ane jump eoston, maryland major liberol arts olhleiic ossociotion. choir 1 orchery sophomore class secretory Christmas bozaar chairmon 2 sociol committee 2 mane theresa kaufman Westminster, morylond maior trberal oris freshman class treasurer othletic association basketball hockey, volleyball iennis : future teochers of americo 2 moy day attendant i Christmas prom ottendont 2 ruth francis kelly onnapohs, morylond maior liberal arts Othletic association womens Student government 1 somadro I hockey 1 yearbook current events club may doy court 1. elizobeth robinette kemp fredenck, morylond maior tine arts athletic association choir 1 orchery social committee 2 borbara ktmmelshue reisterstown, morylond moior elementary education olhletic ossociotion. newspoper howord lamb, jr. lexington pork, morylond moior science compus council 2. honor court 1.2 bosketball. tennis dromotics 2 72 lorno jane macdonold Westminster, moryland maior: fine oris athletic association yeorbook. editor. 1963, current events club 2, ossembly committee choirmon 2 compus council 2 susan h machen hyattsville, maryland moior science athletic association 1,2, sottboll manager 2. hockey, volleyball, basketball, cheerleader 1,2, softball, womens student government 2, president, honor court 2. eompus council 2, orientation com- mittee 2 anabelle ross mackoy crisfield, marylond maior history and political science athletic association current events club 2 sondra kay marsh westernport. maryland maior science athletic association, volleyball, basketball, freshmon class president campus council I choir I yeorbook 2, business manager bazaar choirmon I grace hooper mcneol bolttmore, maryland maior; liberal orts athletic ossociotion 2. waterfront manager sociol committee I womens student government 2. vice president yearbook 2. lyping editor campus council 2. choir 2. assembly committee 2 melissa i mitchell new port news. Virginia moior Iheatre orts dramotics 1,2. somodra I athtelic association, yeorbook 2, literary staff assembly committee 2 sharon ] moreau severna park, marylond maior: liberal orts athletic association bosketboll borboro elaine muller eoston, marylond maior. science athletic a: (i, .If 10 it events club I phyllis s nagel baltimore, marylond moior: education athletic association, choir 1,2 newspoper 1,2, lyping-circulotion editor, future teachers of omerico I. current events club 1,2. home economics club, artist and lecture series 2, chairman lames b. norris choplico. marylond maior: business patricia ann onley snow hill, maryland motor: education othletic ossociotion choir 1.2 newspaper t hockey, basketball. lenms sociol committee 1,2 sophomore class treosurer solly dee ott belhesdo, marvlond moior: oii and lecture s ion representative 1,2, home economics club 1. d secrelory; volleyball orchery. basketball, ortist ;. chnslmos prom queen 2 frances |eanne pinder queen anne. maryland ma|Or business athletic ossociotion: home economics club 1, secretary dramotics I social committee 1 artist and lecture series committee I orchery, current events club 2 loyce e poore huntingtown, marylond moior: physical education athletic ossociotion 1. president 2 basketball monager. field hockey captain I. volleyball captom 2 hockey basketball volleyball, soft ball campus council 2. athletic ossociotion representative onento tion committee 2. loon eileen potee baltimore, moryland moior business athletic ossociotion, choir I, luture teachers of omerico I news- paper 2, lecture editor phi thelo kappa. suson holly pntcher manluis. new york maior: liberal orts womens student government association 1. athletic ossociotion 2, sociol choirmon. choir I. volleyball coplam. bosketboll chnstmos bazaar choirmon 1 yeorbook 2 campus council 2, may doy court 2. social committee choirmon 2 charlotte e rader baltimore. marylond maior: home economics athletic ossociotiSn. choir I home economics club 1, stole repre sentotive editor dftstate moaanne stote historian 2, vice-president lois ellen renoft baltimore. moryland mojor elementary education athletic ossociotion. softball: hockey volleyball basketball home economics club t ortist ond lecture series choirmon 1 linda meredtth nley lexington pork, morylond moior biology athletic association choir 1,2 elizobeth robmson leonordlown. marylond major science athletic ossociotion judith elizobeth rockwell waynesbofo, pennsylvomo major liberal orts athletic association, campus council I honor court 1, future leach ers of omerico 1, secretary, 2 president sottboll. archery 2. chom pion yearbook- Virginia rohrback bollirnore. maryland maior science athletic ossooation newspoper 1.2 current events club 2 ellen Virginia russell onnapolis, morylond moior physical education womens student government 1,2 secretory athletic association, orchery bosketboll. softball. campus council 2, onentoiion com- mittee 2 patncto c sacher ooklond, maryland maior: medico ' lechnology athletic ossociotion newspaper nchard I somazze mechanicsville, moryland major science athletic ossociotion sora e. taylor ridge, marylond major business athletic ossociotion barbara thompson lexington pork, moryland maior home economics lynn ellen thurlby lexington pork, maryland moior education athletic ossociotion choir 1 gail linda tillman lexington oork. morylond maior science athletic association pnscilla tumo patuxent river, morylond moior liberal arts louise suzanne turner mitchellville. morylond athletic ossociotion. hockey volleyboll. softball. bosketboll, yearbook 2. photography, current events club 2, vice president ossembly com mitlee 2 sharon r tweedy olexondna, Virginia major business athletic ossociotion, honor court 1,2 chairman choir 1 tennis compos council 1,2. womens student government 2. spirit ol chnst mos 2 morilyn venetta leonardtown. morylond moior: liberal arts athletic association basketball valerie vignolo Philadelphia, Pennsylvania maior liberal arts othletic ossociotion. hockey volleyball softball. current events club I carol ann ward morion, moryland moior liberal oris othletic association, choir I. somadra 1 beniomm I weilond lexington pork, moryland maior liberal orts campus council 1. bosketboll, tennis, mens studenl government 2, othletic association 2. vice president assembly committee Joseph wmslon wood mechanicsville, maryland moior business basketball compos council 2 mens student government 2. treasurer 73 7:30 coffee hour off for an intellectual challenge candids leaving a spotless room signing out-in-out-in-in 12:00 hunger pains do blonds really hove more fun ■MB excitement -the day the school didn ' t burn down 75 1 10 nicotine fits fn do you accept central charge? « what big blue booties! two to a room and twenty to the hall after using crest for three years 76 77 ■ m t4 k 1 Ltf l SMjy K mJ ifDHI K ' . 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