Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

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These are memories of love—of pride in our Alma Mater which we hope this book conveys to you—memories known only to those who have ex¬ perienced life at S.T.C. 2 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SENIORS - JUNIORS - SOPHS - FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS S.G.A. - FINE ARTS - PUBLICATIONS - RELIGIOUS GROUPS - SPECIAL INTERESTS ACTIVITIES CAMPUS LEADERS - CAMPUS LIFE - GENERAL ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SEASONAL SPORTS - INTRAMURALS - GYM TEAMS STAFF Mary Anna Lake and Sylvia Stant— Co-editors Luke Fennell— Business Manager Bob Taylor— Art Editor Associate Editors Julie Spedden Barbara Mosebrook Mary Ann Clark Barbara Crum Brenda Foxwell Doris Madron— Photograph j Editor Dick Taylor— Sports Editor Photographers Betty Quimby Les Milbourne Jim Little Dr. John B. May— Adviser Mr. Ben Maggs— Adviser on Photograph} BUILDINGS The Campus School, for kinder¬ garten through the sixth grade. Front entrance of our Administration Building. The Science Wing, renovated in 1957. 4 Boys’ Dorm, looking south The new Gym¬ nasium rises, behind S.T.C. ' s Memorial Ever¬ greens 5 Sunny warm days make one forget classroom cares. As usual, we honor campus leaders at the Junior Prom. mt Term paper deadlines are enough worry with¬ out typewriter troubles! Some were born to be scientists—others have to learn the hard way. 6 THE YEAR And need we say more?! Remember how last year we thought the yearbooks would never come? So?neti?nes geographers become cartographers. ROUND ON THE 8 CAMPUS 9 Cl G£ — Z15I- The snack bar bulletin board keeps us posted on coming collegiate events. Romance blossoms on the stairwell for Joyce and Ronnie. Nancy Faye passes Joyce a program for another big assembly. iO Pat, how about letting us in on the joke?! COMMEMORATION . . and throughout these thirty-five years the fullness of this light became a guiding star . . (Dr. Devilbiss at a special assembly honoring Dr. Thomas upon her retirement). Dr. Thomas is honored at a special assembly. This is the way in which so many will remember her always. DR. IDABELLE W. THOMAS W$mm STATE BOARD of EDUCATION Mr. Jerome Frampton, President Dr. Thomas G. Pullen, Jr., State Supt. of Schools, Sec.- Treas. of Board FIRST ROW—Mr. George Rhoderick, Jr., Vice-Pres., Middletown; Mr. Frampton, Federalsburg; Dr. Pullen, Jr., Catonsville; SEC¬ OND ROW — Mr. William L. Wilson, Cumberland; Mr. Richard Schifter, Bethesda; Dr. Dwight O. W. Holmes, Baltimore; Mrs. Kenneth Coie, Chevy Chase; Mrs. J. W. Cronin, Aberdeen. 14 Dr. Wilbur Devilbiss PRESIDENT DEVILBISS Dr. Devilbiss speaks at the par¬ ent-faculty-freshman banquet. Dr. and Mrs. Devilbiss gracious¬ ly entertain at reception. 15 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Dr. Earl T. Willis DEAN OF STUDENTS Mr. Orem Robinson Mrs. Regina Taylor Secretary SOCIAL DIRECTOR Miss Margaret Addis 16 REGISTRAR Miss Dolores Miller, Secretary; Miss Dorothy Powell, Registrar. Mr. Charles Betts. Treasurer Mrs. Rosalie Griffith Secretary to the President Mrs. Bernice Hayman and Mrs. Lois Vick¬ ers, Secretaries. Mrs. Lillian Webster. Dietician. House Mothers: Mrs. Pearl Hearn, Mrs. Mae Wil¬ liams, Girls’ Dorm; Mrs. Rebekah Welch, Men’s Dorm. STAFF Mrs. Jane Wallace, Nurse. Librarians: Mrs. May Truitt; Mrs. Constance Sickmund: Mrs. Grace Chaires, Librarian; Mrs. Sallie Parker; Mrs Ruth Drewer. Mrs. Mildred Carey Mrs. Jean Monark, Snack Bar. Mr. Fred Foltz, Maintenance Supervisor. FACULTY 19 LANGUAGES Mrs. Frances Fleming English and Literature Mr. Clinton Carroll, English Dr. Robert Elderdice English and Literature Mr. MacCurdy Burnet English and Speech 20 Dr. Mary Francis French and Spanish SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. A. L. Fleming, Economics and Sociology Mr. Eugene Farace, Geography Mr. Millard Les Callette, History and Government Dr. Gerald Davis, History 21 Mr. James Glenn, Physical Sciences SCIENCES Dr. Edna Estes, Biological Sciences Mr. Harold Bloom, Physical Sciences 22 Mr. Frank White, Mathematics Dr. John May, Psychology Mr. Alan Foutty, Mathematics Mr. Ben Maggs Physical Education Dr. Alethea Whitney Physical Education 23 EDUCATION Dr. Lelia Stevens Methods of Education Supv. of Elementary Teacher Training Dr. Jessie Fleming, Music Dr. Carolyn Dunlap, Dir. of Student Teaching Mr. James DiVirgilio Methods of Education Supv. of Jr. High Teacher Training 24 Miss Henrietta Purnell, Art Miss Pauline Riall Principal Miss Ruth Bennett Kindergarten Miss Bernice Brady Grade One Miss Norma Nelson Grade Two Mr. Maurice Bozman Grade Five Mr. James Focht Grade Six CAMPUS SCHOOL 2S Members of the faculty chatted with Dr. Goncharoff at the Fall Convocation. Everyone always enjoys the Junior Prom, including Dr. Whitney! Dr. and Mrs. Devilbiss preside over the cus¬ tomary receiving line. Graduation means academic attire for faculty as well as for Seniors. Faculty-student dinners are gala affairs. 26 ■ ' ; ' . V i V ’ 5 ' 1 J J Mr : ' amm WS£ (jV 1 PJ : W ' I V I SENIORS 27 RONALD GRANVILLE ALLEN Salisbury Jr. High Chorus I-IV Vice-Pres. Ill Varsity Baseball I Science Club III Intramural Football I-III Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball I-II Bowling I-III SENIORS MYRNA KAY BAKER Whaleysville Jr. High Treas. Fresh. Class Sweetheart Dance Queen I Harvest Ball Court I Bowling I-III Women’s Dorm Assoc. Sec. II Vice-Pres. Ill Basketball Mgr. II-III J.V. Volleyball II-III W.A.A. Board Treas. Ill Valentine Dance Rep. Ill Science Club Treas. Ill Intramural Basketball II NORMA RUTH BAKER Vienna Elementary Chorus I-IV Pres. IV Bowling I-IV Volleyball I-IV W.A.A. Board II-III Sec. of Class III-IV SNEA III, Sec. IV Women’s Dorm. Council I-IV ADA MARIE BANKS Hebron Jr. High Chorus I-IV Christian Assoc. I-IV Pres. Ill Wesley Foundation I-IV Vice-Pres. IV W.A.A. Board III S.G.A. IV SNEA II-IV JOYCE GILBERT COLLINS Laurel, Delaware Elementary GERALDINE JAMES BLAZEK Cambridge Jr. High Newman Club I-IV Science Club III, IV Chorus II-IV Varsity Hockey II-IV Varsity Volleyball II-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV Dorm. Council II Pres. Women’s Dorm IV W.A.A. Board III-IV SNEA III, IV Social Committee IV Bowling III, IV WAYNE CULVER BRITTINGHAM Pocomoke Jr. High Baseball I Soccer I-IV Basketball I Bowling II-IV Intramural Basketball I-III Intramural Softball 11 111 JOSEPHINE PATTERSON BURCH Rising Sun Elementary Volleyball II, IV Intramural Basketball I Intramural Softball I, III Bowling I, IV Bible Study II Chorus I-IV Ladies’ Ensemble I, IV SNEA IV Wesley Foundation IV ROSEMARY MOXEY CROPPER Hurlock Elementary Newman Club I-III Newman Pres. Ill Chorus I-III W.A.A. Board I, II Sophanes II JAMES EDWARD DAVIS Salisbury Elementary Chorus I-III Treas. II Vice-Pres. Ill Varsity Basketball I Sophanes Players II S.G.A. II Phi Alpha Theta III, IV Duchess Escort II ELINOR FRANCES DOWNS Berlin Jr. High Sophanes Players II-III JOHN DAVID ELLIOTT Sharptown Jr. High SENIORS NAN BIDDLE FURNESS Chesapeake City Jr. High W.A.A. Board I-IV Newman Club I-IV Gym Club II-III Sophanes Players I-III ROBERT SCOTT FITZGERALD Princess Anne Jr. High Chorus I-IV Librarian III Vice-Pres. IV Men’s Chorus I-IV Sophanes Players I Cheerleader I Achievement Key III Science Club III Vice-Pres. Ill Pres. Senior Class Gym Club I ROSALIE C. GAULT Bishopville Jr. High Chorus I Ladies’ Ensemble I Sophanes Players II Bowling II, III MILDRED JEAN GLADDEN Chorus I-IV Ladies’ Ensemble I-IV W.A.A. Board II, III Social Committee III Chairman IV Hi-Fi Committee III, IV SANDRA ELAINE GORDON Marion Elementary B.S.U. I-1V Sec.-Treas. Ill Intramural Basketball I-III Christian Assoc. I-IV Treas. Ill Chorus II-IV May Court II Bowling III, IV SNEA IV Bible Study II GEORGE MURRARY HURLEY Ocean City Jr. High Intramural Basketball I Holly Leaf III MARY ANNA LAKE Chesapeake City Jr. High Treas. Senior Class Achievement Key I Chorus I-IV Holly Leaf I, HI Wesley Foundation I-IV Sec. II, Pres. Ill S.G.A. Ill Cultural Affairs III Sophanes Players I, II Fencing I Intramural Basketball I, II Women’s Dorm. Council III Evergreen Asst. Ed. Ill Co-Ed. IV Phi Alpha Theta III IV Social-Program Ch. IV Harvest Ball Court IV Gym Club I-III JAMES PATRICK LITTLE, JR. Mardela Jr. High Photography Club I Pres. II, HI, Treas. IV Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball I-III Evergreen I-IV Soccer III Vice-Pres. Junior Class SENIORS DEBORAH ASPLEN DYKES Cambridge Intramural Basketball II GRANT MAHAN Rehobeth Elementary SNEA III DORIS BELLE MADRON Colora Jr. High Science Club III Women’s Dorm. Council II, III Fire Chief III Evergreen Staff IV Intramural Softball III, IV GEORGE OWEN McCANN Selbyville, Dela. JAY THOMAS McCREA Federalsburg Jr. High Pres. Men’s Dorm. Assoc. IV Council III Varsity Basketball I-IV Varsity Soccer I-IV Varsity Baseball I Chorus II-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball I-IV May Queen Escort II NANCY SUTTON MILLER Still Pond Elementary Chorus II-IV Varsity Hockey I Varsity Volleyball I-III Sophanes Playes I-IV Sec. IV Intramural Softball III Intramural Volleyball II, III SNEA IV Science Club IV Intramural Basketball I, II JOHN EDWARD MITCHELL Salisbury Elementary Varsity Baseball I Wesley Foundation I Science Club II SNEA III EDWARD HERMAN MITCHELL Whaleysvilie Jr. High S.G.A. Ill, IV Varsity Soccer I-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball I-IV Bowling, II, III Science Club III SENIORS HELEN JANET MORAN Street Elementary Fencing I Varsity Volleyball I, II Intramural Basketball II, III Intramural Volleyball II Sophanes Players I-IV Christian Assoc. I, Pres. II SNEA IV Treas. Science Club IV Wesley Foundation II Bowling II Women ' s Dorm. Council IV Intramural Softball III GERALD PINE, JR. Denton Jr. High Philosophy Club II Sophanes Players II, III S.G.A. II, III Social Committee II Snack Bar Committee II, III Holly Leaf II, IV Committee of Admissions and Standards III JANET MARIE RICHARDSON Willards Elementary Sophanes Players II, III Intramural Volleyball III Intramural Basketball II, III Vive-Pres. Senior Class Intramural Softball III ELSIE NIXON ROBERTS Rhodesdale Jr. High Chorus II, III Phi Alpha Theta III, IV LINDLEY OSBORN ROBERTS Rhodesdale Jr. High Fencing I, II Science Club III Science Lab, Asst. II, III ISABEL HART RUSH Greenbelt Elementary Freshman Class Sec. Bowling I-III Intramural Basketball I-III Harvest Ball Court II Phi Alpha Theta III, IV Sec.-Treas. IV SYLVIA DELORES STANT Mardela Springs Jr. High Phi Alpha Theta III, IV Vice-Pres. IV Evergreen Asst. Ed. Ill Co-editor IV SNEA II-IV Vice-Pres. IV Science Club III Chorus I-IV Accompanist IV Ladies’ Ensemble I-IV Modern Dance Group II Achievement Key III Rep. Eastern States Teachers Colleges Convention III Rep. MAFTA Convention IV JUNE LEE SMITH Baltimore Elementary W.A.A. Board II Varsity Volleyball I Bowling II Holly Leaf I ess SENIORS BARBARA JEAN STREETT Street Elementary Bowling I Canterbury Club I-III J.V. Hockey I J.V. Basketball I Varsity Volleyball I Fencing Club I Varsity Hockey II-IV Varsity Basketball II-IV Chorus I-IV Ladies’ Ensemble II-IV Christmas Dance Court III W.A.A. Board III, Pres. IV Women ' s Dorm. Council II Gym Club I, II Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball Mgr. Ill RICHARD MANLOVE STUBBS Chesapeake City Jr. High Pres. Junior Class Varsity Soccer I, II Intramural Basketball I RICHARD LEE TAYLOR, JR. Salisbury Jr. High Varsity Baseball I Varsity Soccer III Intramural Football I, II Intramural Softball II, III Wesley Foundation III Phi Alpha Theta III, IV Pres. IV Cultural Affairs Comm. IV Evergreen Staff IV CAROL WILLIS TODD Crisfield Elementary Chorus I-IV Accompanist IV Varsity Volleyball II Sophanes Players II Science Club IV Ladies’ Ensemble IV HUBERT CASTEN TREGO, JR. Cambridge Jr. High Chorus I-IV Men’s Chorus II-IV Men’s Dorm. Assoc. Treas. II EDNA RUTH TYLER Crisfield Elementary Varsity Volleyball I-IV Sophanes Players II, III Chorus I-IV Ladies’ Ensemble III, IV W.A.A. Board IV Intramural Basketball I, II JOANNE HELEN WAINWRIGHT Berlin Elementary Chorus I, II Sophanes Players III W.A.A. Board Sec. II Women’s Dorm. Council III Intramural Basketball II SNEA IV Sweetheart Dance Court III Harvest Ball Court III NUTTER J. WIMBROW Whaleysville Jr. High Gym Team I Science Club III Bowling II Intramural Basketball II Intramural Football III SENIORS THOMAS DUNCAN WIMBROW Whaleysville Jr. High Pres. Freshman Class Treas. S.G.A. II Vice-Pres. Ill, Pres. IV Cultural Affairs Comm. Ill, IV Phi Alpha Theta III, IV Anne H. Matthews Award III FREDERICK DONALD BANNING Cambridge Jr. High Sophanes Players I-III GRETNA REAM WILLIS Marion Station Jr. High Class Treas. Ill Women’s Dorm. Council III Science Club, Sec. Ill Christian Assoc. I-III Vice-Pres. Ill Bowling III Intramural Basketball II, III Intramural Softball I Chorus I-IV ELIZABETH BLALOCK ANDERSON Princess Anne Elementary JANET HOPKINS BAILEY Preston Elementary Chorus I-IV Ladies Ensemble I-III Varsity Volleyball I-III Bowling League II Intramural Volleyball I-II Varsity Basketball II Intramural Basketball I-II Christian Association I-II Grant Ruthie and June figure out schedules for the last time. MICHAEL GEORGE HESTER Cambridge Junior High Phi Alpha Theta III-IV Science Club III-IV President III ROBERT CLAYTON BALL Eden Jr. High Phi Alpha Theta IV SENIORS It’s great to be a Senior! The Renaissance masters were never greater than this. Is desk duty that much fun, Helen? What kindnesses could Ada be thinking of now? Senior men rehash the assembly. In the midst of the fold! 41 Umm! That punch is good—especially when you drink it as a Senior! This is one reception Dick doesn’t seem to mind. We would like to express here our thanks and gratitude to Mr. A. L. Fleming, our class adviser. K w mmMMMiil asamaiiaiaws ■—««««� i 4 f, U. I j 43 Joke session ... or work session? Janet Baker Carol Banks John Barnes Gail Bradford Nancy Cassel Ruth Cooling William Cotten 44 Lynda Cox Barbara Crum Jacqueline Davis James Davis Ruth Denowitz Joan Diepold Joanna Dubbs William Elliott Noel Farmer 45 Luther Fennell Loretta Fitzsimmons Brenda Foxwell Yates Harris Rebecca Hurley Sylvia Hurley Flora Johnson Student-faculty chit-chat at the Junior Reception. 46 Neil LeCompte Paul Lowry Leslie Melbourne Barbara Mosebrook Paul Murrell William Outten Billye Parks Mary Anne Pieper Joyce Poole 47 Betty Quimby Judy Rayne Fayre Ringler Ann Sterling Virginia Stellges Robert Taylor 48 A Junior Class Meeting! Ewing Timmons Leah Jane Toadvine Nancy Wade Susan Waller Catherine Watson William Wheatly Charlene Stubbs 49 Ronald Willey Jerry Wilson Winona Wilson Susan Wollet Judy Cooper Doris Hobbs Earl Bradley Carroll Ruark Game? Already? 50 mm SOPHOMORES 51 Judy Arnold Jeanne Arnold Vicki Barbour Grace Barnes Norma Atkinson Dick Bailey Larry Bornt Betsy Bradley Winnie Bunting Dorsey Christhilf Cynthia Creighton Chuck Davis Martin Davis Shannon Dawson Bonnie Dean Fred Distler Lloyd Doyle Linda Dentz Jackie Dickerson June Evans Bonnie Farlow — Jeff Ferrand Claudette Farrell Sandra Dutton Linda Elburn Joan Elliott Claire Evans Beverly Foxwell Nancy Gibbons Gordon Gladden Cooky Harbaugh Jim Hitch Loretta Hudson Jean Hosier Jean Johnson Louise Jones Robert Kay Kathy Larsen Harley LeGates Gary Lobdell Peggy Lockerman Barbara Loiter Evelyn Long Franklin Lum Diane Lynch Dotty Mace Donna Mahaffey Bill McCornb Mary Olafson John Payne Gail Plutschak Allen Muir Jack Nerlinger Leonora Newcomb Mary Lou Price Sonny Rayne Beth Reid Shirley McKnett Joan Militzer Wayne Moore Sara Nichols Sue Nichols Joan O’Conner Roseanne Truitt Wayne Turner Lois Ann Ward No loitering in the halls, boys! A” for effort! Does every room come with a built-in instructor, girls ? Carol Ann Webster Sandra White Carolyn Wilbur George Lee Jon Willis Della Wood Carolyn Price 57 CANDID CAMERA Members of the ' National Coffee Club. ' Coach and his right hand man. AROUND THE CAMPUS FRESHMEN Peggy Adams John Collins Dorothy Amos Carol Lee Anderson Harriet Archer Rosalie Arnie Bill Asplen Pat Atkinson Fern Blake Albert Boehm Dolores Bowers Nancy Brenner Charles Brewington Pauline Brittingham Wayne Brittingham Bobby Brown Margaret Bunting Eddie Burton Douglas Carson James Kane Shel Clendaniel Gary Cobb Lucy Coleman Bryan Cordrey Jim Cowan Charlotte Curlee A1 Davis Jack Davis Harvey Davis Lea Dennis Lois Dill Marcia Dobson Jeff Douglas Gene Dunn Susie Dunstan Ellen Eckenrode Ralph Edwards Marianna Emanule Bonnie Ewing Mary Ann Figgs Tom Focht Wayne Foltz Douglas Gibson Ronald Ginn Sandra Jones Doris Grahmn Carolyn Gray Bob Grier ryri Ruth Ann Griffith John Hanson Sandra Harrison Roland Hayman Ralph Hazel Carroll Henderson Jo Anne Herliey Joe Hinks Scot Hitch Bill Holmeade Maurice Howard Jean Howell Page Huff Thomas Hughes William Hummer Pat Hurley Joanne Jeffco John Jefferson Richard Truitt Sara Jefferson Fred Jenkinson Eleanor Jennison Don Johnson Charlotte Jones mm Lloyd Jones Marion Jurceka Susan Keene Ben Kelly Kenneth Kent Gary Knapp Barbara Krahn Gene Lank Thomas Lewis Ronnie Liliey Janice Lockerman Margie Loman George Majors Sue Marcy Joann Marth John Matthews Donna McCorkle Mildred McKnett Sylvia Messick Roy Milburn Regie Miles Sandy Miller Douglas Mohn Mary Ann Monahan Jack Morris Nancy Morris Tom Muir Carol Murphy Judy Murphy Dorothy Newcomb Carolyn Nichols Jeanette Nichols Joe North Gene Parker Marilyn Parker Jackie Phippin Betty Lee Pilchard Daniel Pinkosky Ervin Pippin Helen Pryor Susan Ransome Naomi Rauf Susan Rayne Phil Reed William Perdue Richard Perkinson Judy Pusey Earl Quiilan 64 Gail Reese Peggy Roberts Ralph Robinson Kay Romoser Lorraine Shanoski L. T. Short Charles Simpson Addison Smith Nancy Solloway Ed Starkey Terry Sterling Carole Stewart Gail Streett Ronnie Stuart Judy Tarr Charles Toth Doris Trapkin Phyllis Trice Donna Turner Pamela Tyler Ronnie Tyler Elizabeth Veasey Mary Vickers Sandra Weaver 65 Arietta West Jim Whaley Don Willey Chotts Wilkins Grace Williams Gladys Wilson Richard Wilson Carole Wright Louis Wright Carolyn Young Bill Spencer Elizabeth French Must have been a female photogra¬ pher! Good punch and friendly conversa¬ tion = one more nice reception. mm WSwOjViV ' ;,, nMKKBfm wiM ' Treasurer — Wayne Towers President —Tom Wimbrow STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Vice-President —Brenda Foxweil Adviser —Miss Addis Secretary —Julie Spedden SGA BOARD Ada Banks, Harvey Davis, Billye Parks, Ed Mitchell, Martin Davis. 69 CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Mrs. Fleming, adviser; Billye Parks, Tom Wimbrow, Dick Taylor, Jackie Davis, Wayne Towers. A guest speaker has luncheon with the committee. Mrs. Francis Fleming, Adviser on Cultural Af fairs. Billye serves at a Coffee Hour. FINE ARTS 71 SPRING CONCERT - I960 I COLLEGE CHORUS OFFICERS AND ACCOMPANISTS SEATED—Adelaide Wray, Norma Baker, Pres.; Charlotte Simmons, Sec.; Carol Todd. STANDING—Ewing Tim¬ mons, Librarian; Ronnie Allen, Pres.-Pro tern; Sylvia Stant, Robert Fitzgerald, Vice-Pres.; Charles Simpson. 72 SOPRANOS FIRST ROW—Glayds Wilson, Cooky Harbaugh, Jo Burch, Dorothy Amos, Mary Willis, Sylvia Stant. SECOND ROW—Loretta Fitzsimmons, Sara Jefferson, Vicki Barbour, Jeanne Arnold, Doris Graham, Donna McCorkle, Julie Spedden, MaryAnna Lake. THIRD ROW—Ada Banks, Ginger Stellges, Ruth Cooling, Sandra Gordon, Ellen Eckenrode, Nancy Cassel, Lorraine Shan- oski, Sue Marcy, Jackie Davis, Sandra White, Claudette Farrell. SECOND SOPRANOS AND ALTOS FIRST ROW—Claire Evans, Carol Todd, Char¬ lotte Simmons, Dr. Jessie Fleming, Director; Sara Nichols, Joan Diepold. SECOND ROW— Nancy Soloway, Sandra Weaver, Mary Vickers, Doris Hobbs, Brenda Foxwell, Barbara Mose- brook, Judy Arnold, Gail Plutschak, Ruth Griffth, Gretna Willis. THIRD ROW—Janet Bailey, Grace Williams, Jeanne Howell, Joyce Poole, Barbara Beauchamp, Lea Dennis, Judy Rayne, Faye Roach, John O’Conner. TENORS AND BASSES FIRST ROW—Doug Gibson, Gordon Gladden, Carolyn Price, Betty Quimby, Sue Nichols, Jim Whaley. SECOND ROW—Pauline Osin- ski, Luke Fennel, Doug Carson, John Paine, Ralph Murray, Ewing Timmons, Maurice Howard, Yates Harris, Bill Andrews, Albert Boehm, Ruth Tyler. THIRD ROW—Terry Sterling, Richard Wilson, Ronnie Allen, Tom Jefferson, Cliff Justice, Jay McCrea, Bill Cotten. f’r ’ rlLly Ff ' .1 � A ; V H j L A v £ k 73 s o p H A N E S OFFICERS Dorsey Christhilf, Vice-Pres.; John Paine, Pres.; Mr. MacCurdy Burnet, Adviser; Nancy Miller, Sec.; John Willis, Treas. P L A Y E R S Bill Holmeade, Marion Jurceka, Joyce Poole, Sue Nichols. The leading man. THE MEMBERS Joanne Jeffco, John Willis, Helen Moran, Charles Toth, Nancy Miller, John Paine, Dorsey Christhilf, Bill Holmeade, Marion Jurceka, Sue Marcy, Joyce Poole, Sue Nichols, Doris Hobbs, Mr. Burnet. A scene from the reading. 74 C --5-V - i PUBLICATIONS 75 EVERGREEN Co-Editors Sylvia Stant MaryAnna Lake Business Manager Assistant Editors Barbara Mosebrook, Barbara Crum, Julie Spedden 76 Les Milbourne, Doris Madron, Photo. Ed.; Tom Muir. Adviser—Coach Maggs PHOTOGRAPHERS Dick Taylor, Sports Ed.; Bob Taylor, Art Ed. Layout Assistants Jackie Pittinger, Brenda Boulter, Sara Nichols, Evelyn Long, Judy Pusey. Layout Assistants Chotts Wilkins, Susie Dunstan, Margie Lomax. 77 Mrs. Frances Fleming, Adviser HOLLY LEAF Loretta Fitzsimmons and Paul Murrell, Sports Editors Noel Farmer, Editor Yates Harris, Business Manager News and Circulation Editors Donna Mahaffey, Bill Wheatly Columnists and Reporters SEATED—Dotty Mace, June Evans STANDING—Luke Fennel, Tom Towers, Chuck Davis. Reporters Joan O ' Connor, Mary Ann Pieper, Mrs. Blan Harcum 79 Loretta Fitzsimmons, B.S.U. Betty Quimby, Canterbury Luther Fennell, Newman Mr. James DiVirgilio, Adviser The Christian Associa¬ tion is composed of the Presidents of the religious organizations and a faculty adviser; this body serves as an interdenominational council. RELIGIOUS GROUPS Barbara Crum, Pres. NEWMAN CLUB CANTERBURY CLUB Jr m WESLEY FOUNDATION 81 A beautiful window—a fuller life. S.T.C. students pause outside one of Salisbury’s many churches. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 82 SPECIAL INTERESTS 83 Barbara Mosebrook, Pres.; Norma Baker, Sec Sylvia Stant, Vice-Pres.; Bob Taylor, Treas Dr. Leila Stevens, Adviser. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCIENCE CLUB FENCING CLUB The members of the Science Club work on a project. Adviser—Mr. Burnet Sue Nichols, Hazel Joy, John Willis, John Paine, Ken Kent. WAA OFFICERS Beth Reid, Sec., Brenda Foxwell, Vice-Pres.; Joyce Poole, Treas.; Dr. Whitney, Adviser; Barbara Street, Pres. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS WAA BOARD MAA OFFICERS Bill Outten, Sec.-Treas.; John Barnes, Pres.; Coach Maggs, Adviser; Chet Davis, Vice-Pres. 86 WOMEN ' S DORM OFFICERS Jackie Davis, Vice-Pies.; Gerry Blazek, Pres.; FinJa Dentz, Sec.-Treas. COUNCIL MEMBERS Norma Baker, Faye Roach, Jackie Davis, Cynthia Creighton, Beth Reid, Helen Moran, Dorsey Christhilf, Doris Hobbs. DORMITORY ASSOCIATIONS ;;s:� � « MEN’S DORM OFFICERS Jay McCrea, Pres.; Bill Wheatley, Sec.; Tom Wim- brow, Vice-Pres.; Wayne Moore, Treas. COUNCIL MEMBERS SEATED—John Jefferson, Wayne Brittingham, Hubert Trego, Wesley Fortney, Tom Alderson. STANDING—Jim Davis, Luke Fennel, Bill Cotton, Gordon Gladden. 87 OFFICERS SEA TED—Sylvia Stant—Vice-Pres., Dick Taylor— Pres. STANDING—Isabel Rush—Sec., Dr. Wroten— Adviser, MaryAnna Lake—Social-Program Ch. ETA IOTA CHAPTER NATIONAL HONORARY HISTORICAL FRATERNITY FACULTY MEMBERS FIRST ROW—Mrs. Bloom, Dr. Thomas SECOND ROW—Dr. Davis, Mr. LesCallette, Dean Robinson, Dr. Wroten. PHI ALPHA THETA MEMBERS FIRST ROW—Isabel Rush, MaryAnna Lake, Elsie Roberts, Ruth Denowitz, Charlotte Simmons, Sylvia Stant, Barbara Crum. SEC¬ OND ROW— Jim Davis, Luke Fennel, Dick Taylor, Robert Ball, Bill Cotton. 88 CIRCLE K A Circle K prerequisite—hard work. OFFICERS: Jay McCrea, Pres., Luther Fennell, First Vice-Pres., Yates Harris, Secretary, Les Milbourne, Treas¬ urer. CIRCLE K MEMBERS Jay McCrea Luther Fennell Yates Harris Les Milbourne Carroll Ruark Kenneth Roberts Richard Taylor William Wheatley William Cotton Chester Davis Wayne Brittingham Jerry Wilson Thomas Wimbrow James Davis Donald Banning Mr. A. L. Fleming, Adviser 89 The SNEA caught the Christmas spirit! CLUB FUN Phi Alpha Theta members and guests took to the high seas—all the way to Tangier Island. Everyone was anxious to get a new yearbook. Monday night at STC. 90 M0 ? f ift Geraldine Blazek Thomas Wimbrow James Davis WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS AND 92 IN AMERICAN COLLEGES UNIVERSITIES Mary Anna Lake Richard Taylor Robert Fitzgerald 93 Sylvia Stant First Ruby Robert Ball Robert Fitzgerald First Ruby Richard Taylor Eleanor Jennison Luther Fennell ACHIEVEMENT KEY WINNERS Richard Taylor MR. and MISS S.T.C ♦ CAMPUS LEADERS Barbara Streett Gordon Gladden MOST ATHLETIC 95 MAY QUEEN AND ESCORT DUCHESS AND ESCORT Sandra Gordon Jay McCrea Julie Spedden Gordon Gladden MOST SCHOLARLY Robert Fitzgerald Mrs. Elsie Roberts CAMPUS LIFE 97 CAMPUS MAY QUEEN AND COURT - I960 SEATED—Joan Cowan, Pat Bailey, Queen, Bonnie Earlow. STANDING—Beth Reid, Bonnie Jones, Pat Lloyd. HARVEST QUEEN HOMECOMING QUEEN Myrna Kay Baker (Carrier) Sally Harbaugh QUEENS CHRISTMAS QUEEN Jackie Davis 99 Queen Pat and her court reigned over May Day festivities. The entertainers waited impatiently to begin the Grand March. Mr. and Miss STC and the Most Ath¬ letic Man and Woman were honored at the June Ball. JUNE BALL I960 intermission. COMMENCEMENT It was a great feeling! Miss Bertha Adkins delivered the graduation address. I960 Jack and Pete received their commissions in the Marine Corps after diplomas were conferred. Murray would not be denied his diploma Pandemonium after graduation exercises! Emily and Erv. CONVOCATIONS Dr. Goncharoff speaks at the Fall Convoca¬ tion. The faculty, in full academic attire, and the entire student body participate annually in three convocations. These are held in the fall, midwin¬ ter, and spring. Speakers of wide renown are wel¬ comed by the college community at these times. Dr. Northcott speaks at Midwinter Convoca¬ tion. 104 THE SECOND ARMY BAND CONCERT Tuning up before the performance. The maestro took one of many well-earned bows. 105 BALTIMORE SYMPHONY A master pianist received a well-earned ovation. The college campus welcomed a magnificent symphony orchestra. THRILLED BOTH YOUNG AND OLD A packed house. An afternoon concert was HI presented for the children. There was friendly conversation at the speaker’s table. HOMECOMING One of the most recent graduates and friends enjoyed an evening of dancing. Alumni registered for reunion at their Alma Mater. Remember the day when . . . There was a full house aC the home¬ coming dinner. 07 CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS THE CHRISTMAS BALL A gala Christmas Ball was enjoyed by all. Time out f° r refreshment. Dancers were welcomed by a gracious receiving line. Friendly chit-chat at intermission time. tui CHRISTMAS WEEK Classes got into the swing of things by decorat¬ ing trees and sharing Christmas carols. We almost had a very white Christ¬ mas. Santa Claus is coming to town! Carolers spread Yuletide cheer throughout the com munity. Yates made a pretty good chef at Mr. DiVirgilio’s open-house. THE ANNUAL SNACK BAR SHOW Nancy models the latest in sleep-wear. The Four Pages were in their usually fine form. In October the Women’s Dormitory Association presented Fall Follies’’—a repertoire of skits, songs and dances. Poor Wayne practiced and practiced. A huge turnout enjoyed a very pleasurable evening of entertainment. Betty really felt athletic. OPEN HOUSE AT THE MEN’S DORM This is the gentleman who planned it all. Under the able leadership of President Jay McCrea, the Men’s Dorm became a leading force ' in promoting college spirit this year. Open house, an annual affair, took on a new atmosphere with guided tours, original’ ' decorations, and surprises at every turn. From the whole student body, Thanks, fellows!” Well, somebody had to clean up the place! Some girls were pleasantly surprised to see such neat housekeeping. WEEK-END Queen Jackie and court presided over pre-Christmas week-end festivities. Before . . . and After. There was a forty-foot tree to trim—and to erect! CAMPUS CALENDAR Do you have to buy all of those books to become educated? Freshmen enjoyed a parent-faculty-student dinner to start off their college careers. SEPTEMBER . . . after having completed that tedious job of registering. Oh, those freshman tests! 9 For Freshmen this was only one of the first of many lines to follow in four years of campus exper¬ ience. OCTOBER Those Flalloween costumes should have won prizes. President Devilbiss welcomed S.T.C. students back to college life with the annual President ' s Assembly in September. Now that’s really a fresh-air car. That first Dorm meet¬ ing was a real riot! Mr. Farace supervises a Geography exam. Barb votes for her favorite candidate. P ape rs - term Getting head start 3:00 A.M. and a close election. NOVEMBER : i w n 1— j- - J .. I T l K.P. duty for those who volunteer. Student teaching is not all peaches and cream,” says Norma. I 16 Cheer Up! E-52 Players take a coffee oreak. Santa visits the Girls’ Dorm. 1 19 Donna and Charlotte view the Invitational Art Exhibit. JANUARY i Barbara and Bill post an appropriate calendar of events. They must really have needed that break! mm s ■ k i k k m % cM 4 | SL % VARSITY i Linda Dentz, Mgr.; Mary Willis, Louise Jones, Mary Ann Monohan, Barbara Street, Jerry Blazek, Beth Reid, Nancy Gibbons, Susan Waller, Gail Reece, Loretta Fitzsimmons, Coach Whitney. FIELD HOCKEY CAPTAINS Barbara Street, Jerry Blazek JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW—Marianna Emanule, Cookie Harbaugh, Arietta West, Barbara Spedden, Charlotte Jones, Dottie Seward, Betty Quimby. SECOND ROW—Kay Romoser, Kathy Larson, Flo Vickers, Beverly Foxwell, Joan Townsley, Barbara Krahn. IHH 122 v CAPTAINS Tom Alderson, John Barnes SOCCER FIRST ROW: Reggis Malone, William Jefferson, Phil Reed, Ed Mitchell, Jack Morris, Shanon Dawson. SECOND ROW—Doug Carstens, Gorden Gladden, Wayne Brittingham, Bill Outten, Sonny Hayman, Ed Starky, Tom Alderson, Jon Jefferson, Jay McCrea. THIRD ROW—Coach Maggs, Jim Hartman, Bob Torre, Richard Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Franklin Lum, John Barnes, Ralph Parkinson, Randy Boehm, John Drew. 123 MEN’S INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL JUNIOR TEAM SOPHOMORE TEAM 124 rau SKYROCKETS FIRST ROW—Sandy Weaver, Joan Diepold, Louise Jones. SECOND ROW—Pauline Osinski, Norma Baker. THIRD ROW—Jerry Blazek, Ruth Tyler. TORPEDOES FIRST ROW—Joan Marth, Mary Lou Price SECOND ROW—Arietta West, Helen Moran THIRD ROW—Eleanor Jen- nison, Nancy Miller, June Evans, Mgr. 125 ill 1 3 —s fit § s=a ft Imam ; M i , . ' ' 9« 1 3 T. I J | _ 1 M i i 9 ! Joan O’Conner—Mgr.; Jackie Dickerson, Loretta Hudson, Sandy Weaver, Joan Townsley, Susan Waller, Barbara Street, Jerry Blazek—Captains; Dotty Mace, Beth Reid, Dorsey Christ- hilf, Patti Chandler, Brenda Foxwell, Loretta Fitzsimmons—Mgr. VARSITY KNEELING—Bonnie Dean, Arietta West, Sue Marcy, Barbara Krahn, Kay Romoser. STANDING —Cookie Harbaugh, Charlotte Tones, Bettv Ouimbv. JUNIOR VARSITY r v, « d JHm ' 2!k 1 m : K 4. 1 L J K. . JB Br- ; 126 BASKETBALL Harvey Davis, Neil LeCompte, Fred Distler, Wayne Towers, Noel Farmer, Bill Cotton, Jay McCrea, Ralph Robinson, Ed Starky, Martin Davis, Captain, Chet Davis, Paul Murrell. 127 LITTLE RASCALS SURF SIDE SIX REBELS WOMEN ' S INTRAMURALS SUGARFEET HUC kl eber ROUNDS (Jc HAr 129 MEN’S FREELOADERS 130 INTRAMURALS HEATHCLIFFS t - ' .f p SAN FERNANDO REDS KIDDLEHOPPERS FIRST ROW— Jim Whaley, Ronnie Nelson, Julie Spedden, Joan Marth, Ginger Stellgas, Nancy Wade, Sandy Miller, Donna McCorkle, Addison Smith, Don Willey. SECOND ROW: Robert Kay, Joe North, Gordon Gladden, Richard Wilson, Sonny Hayman, Neil LeCompte, Les Mil- bourne. SOFTBALL CHAMPS - ’60 FIRST ROW—Ed Shaffer, Tom Alderson, Dick Clarke, Sonny Rayne. SECOND ROW—Jerry Wilson, Noel Farmer, Martin Davis, Dick Bailey, Tom Reese, Bill Cotton. � � ■ Batter Up. CHEERLEADERS Sue Dunstan Marge Lomax Lucy Coleman Betty Lou Pilchard Chotts Wilkins Zi nxyieen== STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE SALISBURY, MARYLAND Dear Reader, Another spring—the close of another college year! This year, 1960-1961, has wit¬ nessed many events, new developments, and outstanding changes in STC. The curri culum has broadened so as to make this college a liberal arts school as well as a teachers’ college. The teacher training program has been widened to include training for senior high school teachers as well as elementary and Jr. high teachers. The college faculty has seen the addition of three new members. Also one new mem¬ ber was added to the Campus School faculty, and a new member was secured as re¬ placement for Dr. Thomas, who retired in I960. A Dean of Students was added to the Administrative staff. In the plant itself, change took the form of a new gymnasium and the erection of a beautiful new home for the President. With the residents of the Men’s Dorm taking the lead, the round of social activities at STC spiralled outward to envelope nearly all phases of college life. This year witnessed the creation of a new service organization, Circle K; also, there has been a heightening of club activities of all sorts. The traditional college events have blossomed under enthusiastic leadership and renewed interest. In this book, we have endeavored to record some of the most significant and mem¬ orable of these events. We take immense pride in our college, in the people we have known here, and in the memories associated with them. We hope that, in this book, we have radiated some of this pride and love to you. We, the editors, would like to take this opportunity to thank all those people who have helped make this publication possible. Our special gratitude is extended to Dr. May, who has diligently struggled with us to edit copy and meet deadlines, and to Mr. Maggs, whose advice and help have made such fine photography available. To an extremely capable and cooperative staff, without whose help none of this could have been accom¬ plished, we also wish to express sincere thanks. Finally, we are deeply indebted to you, the college community, whose support and encouragement have helped us weather so many trying” (to say the least) storms. We hope you like this 1961 edition of the Evergreen. Sincerely, Sylvia D. Stant and Mary Anna Lake The Editors 135 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made YEARBOOKS i i s I £ I ! I