Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

Co-editors Sara Nichols Carolyn Young “ ‘Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent the tree’s inclined.” Alexander Pope. Foreword This 1963 EVERGREEN is meant for your enjoyment now and in years to come. Its value will increase with the passage of time, for it will serve to bring back fond memories of our vi¬ brant college days. “Autumn, the fairest season of the year.” Ovid. The tower at STC greets the freshmen as they enter. Freshman Wayne Dryden shows his parents through the library. Parents are introduced to the Snack Bar. Parents and freshmen get their first look at the new gym¬ nasium. 4 Square dancing is part of the fun of Orientation Week. Our new students find that fun and frolic is intermingled with harder work. 5 The freshmen meet with the rest of the student body at the All-College Assembly. On the more formal side is the freshman reception. This is the first of a series of receptions continuing through the senior year. This will be the students’ intellectual home for the next four years. 6 The picnic at Canal Park brings the student body together. 7 It’s orientation week for the freshmen, and beanie time once again. Incoming students encounter the first of many lines in registration. Social Director, Mrs. A. L. Fleming, gives orientation instruction. Winter conies to rule the varied “See, year.” Janies Thomson Campus School choir and College Chorus join in singing Christmas carols. Christmas lights brighten up the campus. Even in barren winter the tower still looks enchanting. Last year the evergreen wore a natural cloak of white. 8 Santa Claus gives out toys for the needy children. The main hall is dressed for Christmas. Many students were not able to get through the drifts. Gay lights blink a Merry Christ¬ mas to passers-by. Snow! That means snowball fights! The new gym looks bleak from the tower. Judy and Cynthia help trim the Christmas tree. i , “These blessed candles of the night.” Shakespeare The boys decorate their dorm for the Christmas season. 10 Winter nights are conducive for work in the library. Snow blankets the STC campus. ceremony. 11 “There is no time like Spring, When Life ' s alive, alive in everything. Christina Rosetti Spring comes to the campus. � , Tiwin «twif ■vf j mm. xaBkr k • § ! a j ■ s gw 10M P� � 1 � ■ Many students find recreation on the newly outfitted tennis courts. In the spring a young man ' s fancy turns to softball. 12 The traditional winding of the Maypole entertains the Queen and her Court. 13 Polyvetsian dancers practice for the chorus ' s annual spring con¬ cert. Governor Tillard Flawes dedicates the new gym. 14 Miss Addis tells the Mayhem audience about a future STC. Smile! You’re on Candid Camera. A view from the water tower gives one a unique perspective. 15 The beach attracts Dr. and Mrs. Wroten. a Dr. May gets his summer recreation playing softball. . . . in the golden days of the beauti¬ ful early summer weather . . . Thomas Noel The outdoors are full of poetical inspiration for Dr. Elderdice. Not only students enjoy picnics. 16 mm We want you to feel that this College is your College and want you to be proud to be a part of it. To get this feeling of pride and be¬ longing, you will need 1 6 participate in the program and make a contribution to its growth and development. Wilbur Devilbiss President Earl T. Willis, Dean of Instruction. Orem E. Robinson, Dean of Students. Frances Fleming, Social Director. Campus School FIFTH GRADE Maurice Bozman, Asst. Prof. FOURTH GRADE Louise White, Asst. Prof. SIXTH GRADE James Focht, Assoc. Prof. PRINCIPAL Pauline Riall Associate Professor KINDERGARTEN Mary Lawry, Asst. Prof. THIRD GRADE Wilsie Seabrease, Asst. Prof. SECOND GRADE Ruth Bennett, Instructor FIRST GRADE Roberta Mason, Instructor LIBRARIANS May Truitt Grace Chaires, Asst. Prof. Constance Sickmund Ruth Drewer HAROLD WORTH BLOOM MacCURDY BURNET Assistant Professor, Physical Sciences Associate Professor, English MARY GAY CALCOTT Instructor, English CLINTON CARROLL Instructor, English JEROME T. COSTELLO Instructor, Spanish DEANE E. DESHON Instructor, Health and Physical Education 21 JAMES DiVIRGILIO Associate Professor, Education CAROLYN C. DUNLAP ROBERT A. ELDERDICE EDNA E. ESTES Professor, Director of Practice Professor, English Associate Professor, Biological Sciences EDGAR R. EVERTON EUGENE D. FARACE Instructor, Physics Assistant Professor, Geography A. L. FLEMING Associate Professor, Social Studies FRANCES B. FLEMING Associate Professor, English JESSIE L. FLEMING Professor, Music MAURICE C. FLEMING Professor, Biological Sciences MARY LAURA FRANCIS Professor, French JAMES F. GLENN Associate Professor, Chemistry JOHN F. KADLUBOWSKI Instructor, History MILLARD G. LesCALLETTE Associate Professor, History KON 0 JS Kittftbi ■v- m ;4 J r | BJ ilC J ' Xf A: ' .,, y} .. : 1 , ' pb . ,4B V ' ai ' Ws j KB g g .- ' -mgr if CHARLES R. LUTTRELL Assistant Professor, Mathematics JACQUELINE Y. McMURRIAN Instructor, Speech BENN MAGGS Associate Professor, Health and Physical Education JOHN B. MAY Professor, Psychology MARIUNA MORRISON Instructor, Health Physical Educ¬ ation HENRIETTA S. PURNELL Assistant Professor, Art LEILA STEVENS Professor, Education FRANK D. WHITE Associate Professor, Mathematics ALETHEA H. WHITNEY Professor, Health and Physical Educ¬ ation 24 WILLIAM H. WROTEN, JR. Professor, History PRESIDENT: John Nerlinger VICE PRESIDENT: Loretta Hudson SECRETARY-TREASURER: Cynthia Creighton Seniors WILLIAM ANDREWS Salisbury Elementary HELEN CAROL BANKS Salisbury Elementary Intramurals 1,11 Bowling I WDA Council II Newman Club I-IV Vice-President II Secretary III SNEA IV JUDITH BALDWIN ARNOLD Westminster Elementary Chorus II-IV Intramural Basketball II BSU II Homecoming Queen IV Seniors JOHN THEODORE BLADES Seaford Junior High SGA I Intramural Basketball II Gym Team I Circle K III,IV Evergreen Staff IV Sports Editor IV MDA Council III,IV MAA IV Secretary IV Intramural Softball II 26 WILLIAM EDWARD CAINE Goldsboro Junior High KENNETH WAYNE CATLIN Salisbury Junior High Intramural Basketball I-III Intramural Football I-III Intramural Softball I,II Intra-class Volleyball Squad III 27 BARBARA JANE LOLLER CAMP Galena Elementary Phi Alpha Theta IV Geographical Society IV WDA Council III HENRY CONKLIN Chincoteague Junior High K. DORSEY CHRISTHILF Baltimore Junior High Chorus I Evergreen IV Holly Leaf IV Fencing Club I Intramural Basketball I,II Sophanes Players 1,11 Vice President II SNEA IV Varsity Basketball I-IV Varsity Hockey I,II,IV WAA Council II-IV WDA Council II-IV Who’s Who IV CHARLES DAVIS Salisbury Junior High Evergreen I Holly Leaf II Intramural Football I Intramural Basketball II Intramural Softball I,III,IV CYNTHIA WINDSOR CREIGHTON Cambridge Elementary WDA Council II Class sec.-treas. IV Mayhem II,III Bowling I,III Intramural Softball I,II Intramural Basketball I-III NEA IV 28 LINDA GRACE DENTZ Baltimore Junior High WDA Sec-treas. II Vice-pres. Ill President IV Newman Club I-IV President III WAA Board I-III Hockey Manager II,III Varsity Volleyball IV J.V. Volleyball III Basketball Intramurals I-IV Softball Intramurals I-III Sweetheart Dance Court III MARTIN GEORGE DAVIS Cambridge Junior High SGA II May Court II Varsity Basketball I-IV Captain II-IV Intramural Basketball I-III Class President III Circle K III,IV 2nd vice-pres. IV Intramural Football I-III MDA Council III MAA Vice-pres. IV Intramural Softball I-III Varsity Soccer IV 1963 FRANCES REBECCA DEAN Centreville Junior High J.V. Basketball I,II J.V. Volleyball IV J.V. Hockey III,IV Varsity Basketball III Bowling I-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball I-IV Intramural Volleyball I WAA Board II-IV Christmas Court III WDA Council IV Parliamentarian IV Mayhem II-IV JACQUELYN DICKERSON Salisbury Junior High SGA Board II,III Secretary III Social Chairman IV Harvest Ball Court II J.V. Basketball I Basketball Intramurals I-IV Softball Intramurals I Cultural Affairs Comm. IV Who’s Who IV 29 FREDERICK JAMES DISTLER Brooklyn, N.Y. Elementary S.G.A. Secretary IV Circle K III,IV Class Vice-pres. Ill SNEA IV Varsity Basketball 1,11 Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Football I-III Intramural Softball I-IV LLOYD DOYLE Princess Anne Elementary BSU II Geographical Society IV ■+ JOHN TAYLOR DREW Princess Anne Soccer Manager II,IV Geographical Society IV LINDA MARGARET ELBURN Baltimore Elementary Intramural Basketball I,II Class Sec.-treas. II WAA Board IV Social Committee IV Modern Dance Club IV Dorm Fire Marshal IV Mayhem II-IV Harvest Ball Court III 30 ARCHIE BRADFORD ELLIOTT Berlin Elementary JOAN ELLIOTT Berlin Elementary Seniors DOUGLAS A. FINLEY Salisbury Junior High Class Vice-pres. I May Court I Intramural Basketball I Intramural Softball I-111 Class President II Circle K III Who’s Who IV JEFFREY LEE FERRAND Salisbury Arts and Sciences Math Major 31 MARGARET ELIZABETH FOLLMER Towson Elementary Bowling IV HARLAN WESLEY FORTNEY Greensboro Junior High Intramural Basketball I-II MDA Proctor II Geographical Society IV EDWARD SYLVESTER FRESHWATER Charleston, S.C. Junior High Intramural Basketball II Intramural Football I-II LOUISE MARY DAVIS HARCUM Mardela Springs Elementary Fencing I Holly Leaf II 32 CLIFTON SANFORD JUSTICE Ocean View, Del. Junior High DIANA MAE HOLLOWAY Pittsville Elementary- Geographical Society IV LORETTA JEAN HUDSON Frankford, Del. Junior High WAA Board IV Varsity Basketball I-IV Class Vice President II-IV May Court IV Social Committee II Class Secretary III CLAIRE EVANS LAYTON MILLVILLE, Del. Elementary Intramural Basketball I-III Sweetheart Dance Court II Chorus I-IV WDA Council II 33 GEORGE SANFORD LEE, JR. St. Michaels Junior High Bowling I-IV Intramural Football I-IV Intramural Softball I-IV Men’s Volleyball IV Mayhem II-IV Seniors GARY DELMAR LOBDELL Fruitland Junior High MARGARET ANN LOCKERMAN Delmar, Delaware Elementary Intramural Basketball I WDA Council III EVELYN FRANCES LONG Princess Anne Elementary Bowling I Intramural Softball I,III Evergreen II Geographical Society IV SNEA IV 34 WILLIAM THOMAS McCOMB Chincoteague Junior High Intramural Football I-111 Intramural Basketball I-111 MDA Treasurer III MDA Council II Science Club I-II Circle K III-IV President IV Intramural Softball I DOROTHY GAIL MACE Salisbury Junior High Bowling I -111 Intramural Basketball I-111 Varsity Basketball II-IV J.V. Basketball I WAA Board I-IV Cultural Affairs Comm. IV Canterbury Club I-IV SGA Representative III Student Christian Assn. III-IV Intramural Softball II Who’s Who IV Holly Leaf II-IV News Editor III Sports Editor IV JOAN MAY MILITZER Mitchellville Junior High Canterbury Club I-IV Advisory Board III Christian Association I-IV Secretary III Executive Board III-IV Cultural Affairs Comm. IV SNEA II-III Executive Board III WAA II-III Intramural B asketball I-II Intramural Softball I-IV WDA Council I,III SHIRLEY ANN McKNETT Cambridge Elementary Intramural Basketball I 35 CAROL ANN WEBSTER MILLER Wenona Elementary DONNA MAHAFFEY MOORE Whitefield Elementary Intramural Basketball I Intramural Softball I WAA II WDA Council II Holly Leaf News Editor II Co-Editor III Whos’ Who III SNEA IV JOHN RICHARD NERLINGER, JR. Cambridge Junior High Intramural Football I Bowling II-III Christian Association President III Executive Board IV Circle K III-IV Vice President IV May Court III MDA Council IV Intramural Softball I-II Class President IV Wesley Foundation I-IV Vice-president III WAYNE FRANKLIN MOORE Delmar Junior High Gym Team I MDA Treasurer II SNEA IV 36 DOROTHY B. NEWCOMB Salisbury Elementary Chorus III Phi Alpha Theta IV 1963 SARA ANN NICHOLS Alexandria, Louisiana Junior High Evergreen Co-editor IV Asst. Photography Editor II SGA Treasurer III Intramural Basketball I-II Bowling I-III Phi Alpha Theta III-IV Program Chairman IV Science Club II Canterbury Club I-II Chorus I-IV Christian Association II,III Executive Board III Who’s Who IV Anne H. Matthews Award III SUSAN PENN NICHOLS Baltimore Elementary Chorus I-IV Science Club II WDA Council II Wesley Foundation II-IV Secretary Treasurer III-IV Sophanes Players II Christian Association IV Executive Board IV Bowling II JOAN CAROLYN O’CONNOR Baltimore Elementary Chorus I-IV Varsity Basketball Manager II-IV Phi Alpha Theta III-IV Who’s Who Voice Recital II-IV WAA Board II-IV Holly Leaf II Evergreen III-IV Science Club II SNEA IV Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball II-III Canterbury Club II-III Mayhem II-IV 37 MARY EMMA FRYLING OLAFSON Seaford Elementary GAIL REBECCA PLUTSCHAK Federalsburg Elementary Chorus I-IV Bowling II-IV Christmas Dance Court IV ■+ ELIZABETH REID Catonsville Junior High WAA Board I-IV Secretary II President III Senior Advisor IV Varsity Basketball I-111 Varsity Hockey I-IV Social Committee II-IV May Court I Christmas Dance Queen III Intramural Basketball I-IV SGA Representative IV Class Secretary I Intramural Softball I-III Intramural Volleyball Manager I LOIS WARD SAUNDERS Crisfield Elementary J.V. Hockey I 38 DOROTHY ANN SEWARD Baltimore Elementary Intramural Basketball I-IV Varsity Hockey I-I I-IV Intramural Softball I-II WDA Council II May Court II Social Committee III WAA Board I-IV Mayhem II-IV SNEA IV JOHN ROLAND SAVAGE Salisbury Elementary Chorus I-111 1963 ROBERT JOSEPH SINAGRA Delmar Junior High Newman Club IV Bowling IV Intramural Football I-IV Intramural Softball I-IV MAA Treasurer IV Intramural Volleyball IV Sophanes Players IV EDWARD T. SHAFFER Salisbury Junior High Intramural Softball I-II Intramural Football I-III Intraclass Volleyball III ♦ 39 DIANE LYNCH THOMPSON Laurel Elementary B. THOMAS TAYLOR Salisbury Junior High MAA President IV SGA Representative III Intramural Football I-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball I-IV Intramural Volleyball III BARBARA MAE SPEDDEN Cambridge Junior High Bowling I-IV Varsity Volleyball IV J.V. Volleyball III Intramural Basketball I-111 J.V. Hockey II Intramural Softball II SNEA Secretary IV Wesley Foundation I-IV GAIL PATRICIA STREET Princess Anne Elementary WAA Board II-III Softball Manager II Chorus II-III Wesley Foundation II Holly Leaf III WDA Council III Harvest Ball Court IV Evergreen IV SNEA IV Seniors 40 FREDERICK WAYNE TOWERS Cambridge Junior High SGA Treasurer II Vice President III President IV May Court I Varsity Basketball III-IV Varsity Soccer IV Intramural Basketball I-111 Intramural Softball I-III Intramural Football I-III Cultural Affairs ' Comm. II-IV Social Committee I MDA Proctor IV Circle K III-IV MAA I-IV Snack Bar Committee IV ROSANN TRUITT Salisbury Elementary CLAUDETTE FARRELL VINCENT Salisbury Elementary Chorus I-III 41 SANDRA WHITE WHARTON Salisbury Junior High Chorus I-IV President IV Bowling II Phi Alpha Theta 111 -1V Vice President IV Who’s Who IV CAROLYN FRANCES WILBER Catonsville Junior High J.V. Volleyball I II J.V. Hockey IV WDA Council II-III Evergreen Layout Editor IV Modern Dance Club IV Christmas Court II Intramural Volleyball I i DELLA MAE WOOD Greensboro Elementary Baptist Student Union III-IV Seniors NANCY LEE GIBBONS Oxon Hill Junior High Holly Leaf I Varsity Hockey II WDA Council I,IV Intramural Basketball I-III Newman Club I-II Secretary II 42 Juniors Carol Anderson Fern Blake Pauline Brittingham Edward Burton Shelby Clendaniel Brian Cordrey James Cowan Lois Dill 44 Douglas Gibson Robert Greer John Hanson Ralph Hazel Maurice Howard 45 Joanne Jeffco Fred Jenkins Don Johnson Tom Hughes William Jefferson Sara Belle Jefferson Eleanor Jennison Lucille Jenkins 46 Leah Mather Mildred McKnett 47 Martha Mears Sylvia Messick Alison Milboume Jack Morris Judith Murphey Ralph Murray Shirley Nazelrod Ronald Nelson 48 Carole Nesbitt Sherry Nicholson Joseph North Betty Lee Pilchard Elizabeth Prince Sue Ransome Naomi Rauf Margaret Roberts 49 Peggy Swartz Charles Toth 50 David Wallace Arietta Watson 51 Sandra Weaver James Whaley Charlotte Wilkins Grace Williams Jon Willis Gladys Wilson Carolyn Young Dr. Millard G. LesCallette Class Advisor 52 Sophomores Beverly Adams Diana Andrews Carol Arndt Kathleen Atkinson Sheryll Baker Stacy Beauchamp Robert Bailey Lorraine Bell Susan Bennett Linda Bentz Suzanne Bigwood Pat Billingslea Donald Blades Barbara Blevins Jean Bowen Wayne Brumbley Beverly Bryan Thomas Brzezinski Frances Bunch Diane Bunting Shirley Bunting Betty Burbage Conrad Burch Roger Clark Lee Clendaniel Mae Cliff Nadine Clifton Janet Cohee Barbara Collins Tom Collins Ann Colton Darlene Cordrey Ralph Cordrey George Cornmesser Julia Curlett Bessie Davis Jim Davis Dawn Finley Gary Flater Joanne Flater Janice Freeman. Carolyn Gibson Linda Graef Georgia Hall Lani Hall Libby Disharoon Suzi Dunstan Ellen Eckenrode Mary Jane Elliott Robert Evans Mary Lou Fahl Pat Hambleton Ken Handy Helen Hansen Jim Harris Jan Hastings Virginia Hastings Nancy Henley Sylvia Henson Donna Hubbard Kay Hudson Vicky Hughes George Ann Hewins David Hitchens Diane Hopkins Suellen Hopkins L Kathleen Jaques Tom Johnson Sue Jones Paula Jones William Lennon Sam Lord Pat Love Sibyl McClelland Ira McDaniel Sherry McFadden Sandra Miller Lois Muth Ruth Myers Arleen Neal Donna Nolker Joyce Ole wine Stewart Palmer Bonnie Parker Bill Phillips Jim Plutschak Richard Prettyman Robert Price J. R. Purcell Ruby Quillen Kaye Raymond Maureen Redman Phyllis Rice Brenda Sanford Avery Saulsbury I Pat Sours Carol Stacy Eleanor Stasiewicz Doris Steltz James Sullivan Gail Thompson Earl Towers Mary Lou Travers James Turner Paul Twining Andrea Vaughn Linda Viggiano Cynthia Walls Paul Ward Brenda Webster Lynn Webster Ronnie Wells Charles Wilkerson Linda Williams James Wilson Richard Wimbrow Arthur Wright Mr. Frank White, Advisor Freshmen Charles Abbott Rod Adams Joe Allen Peggy Altfather Jane Arbogast Shirley Arnie Kenneth Attix Ernest Barnes Betty Begley Pat Billard Wayne Blades Ronald Bloxom Betty Boulden Sandra Bounds Sue Ellen Bounds Kenneth Brady Florence Brimer Kathleen Brumback Richard Carter Ruth Cohen Cathy Collins Jerry Conners David Corey William Cowan Jacqueline Culver Mary Danaher Jack Davis Janet Decola Joyce Fatzinger Sherry Fields Allen Gorsuch Thomas Gray Rosemary Grubb Vernon Hall Allan Hatton Carol Hen ch Pat Hipkins Randolph Hock Bess Holden Claire Holland Robert Holloway Brent Hopkins Bonita Hubbard Ralph Jefferson Roy Jindracek Johnny Johnson Ruth Johnson Carol Kempton Janet Kennedy Ed Killmon Norma Jean Koenig Kenneth Landon Nancy Ford Judy Lasley Carol Lawton Evelyn Layton Agnes Leonard Sylvia Leonhardt Sandra Lewis Craig Livingston Diane Livingstone Sarah Lockett Susan McBriety Beth McClosky Betsy McDonough Louise McGee Joyce McMullen Mike Meeks Charlotte Meeth Treva Moisei Sandra Melby 1 Charlotte Merriweather Elizabeth Messick Ethel Messick Herbert Messick Nancy Messick Judy Moore Adam Moroski Harriett Morris Wilson Mowbray Margaret Moxey Jan Roth Marilyn Russell Linda Scarborough Susan Schwarz Kathy Seymour Edgar Shenton Sandra Shockley Jolene Simms Beverly Smith Carole Smith Nancy Smith Sandra Smith Sharon Smith Susan Smith Carol Sneade Claudia Stant Beverly Stellges Peggy Sterling Raymond Suarez Wayne Sutherland Lola Taylor Marilyn Taylor Barbara Tibbitt John Truitt Diane Tull Richard Turner Jean Tyler Faye Tyler Milford Webster Allan Wheeler Mary Ann Wheeler Sarah Whelan Arlene Wilkens Armond Williams Isabel Williams Bob Williams Darlene Willis Margaret Wilson Mary Wilson Virginia Wingate Robert Vance Julia Van Fossen Hugh Vincent Joan Wallace Carol Weatherly Organizations Student Government Association The SGA is the coordinator for all other campus organizations. It also allots funds to these various clubs at the beginning of the year. Members include the Executive Board which is composed of President, Vice- president, Secretary, Treasurer, and Social Committee Chairman plus two repres entatives from each class. The Board tries to act as an intermediary between students and adminis¬ tration. President, WAYNE TOWERS SEATED: Terry Sterling, Vice-president; Fred Distier, Secretary; Ed Burton, Treasurer; Dean Orem Robinson and Mrs. Frances Fleming, Advisors. SECOND ROW: Barbara Tibbit, Beth Reid, Sylvia Messick, Jackie Dickerson. THIRD ROW: Joe Mulligan, Avery Saulsbury, Larry Bomt. Social Committee The Social Committee, composed of repre¬ sentatives from each class and a chairman, each of whom is elected by the student body, plans a balanced social activity program for the school year. It is under the guidance of the social director of the college. The Social Committee operates directly under the SGA, and its chairman is a member of the SGA Board. This committee is responsible for the social calendar which includes major campus dances, all-college social affairs, Snack Bar dances, movies, and various other entertain¬ ment features. Chairman, JACKIE DICKERSON Senior Representative, Beth Reid; Freshman Representative, Joline Simms; Advisor, Mrs. Frances Fleming; Sophomore Representative, Kaye Raymond. Evergreen , .i l :|i n -I m ' i Tf SARA NICHOLS AND CAROLYN YOUNG Co-editors The Evergreen is a record of the activities of STC. Production of this book begins in the fall and ends in the spring when it is published. The four deadlines throughout the school year keep the staff on its toes con¬ stantly. A key role in this recording of life at our college is photography. The cooperative effort of many people is necessary to make this undertaking a success. STAFF SEATED: Sherry Nicholson, Pat Sours, Sylvia Messick, and Gail Street. STANDING: Dorsey Christhilf, Claudia Stant, Leah Mather, Joan O’Connor and Mary Lou Travers. 76 YEARBOOK ADVISOR: Dr. John May PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR: Mr. Ben Maggs PHOTOGRAPHERS: L. T. Short and Ken Handy HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER L. T. Short and PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Sylvia Henson 77 CONTRIBUTING REPORTERS: Diana Andrews, Joyce Praley, Patty Hambleton, Bob Evans, Suzi Dunstan, Tom Hughes, and Barbara Krahn. Holly Leaf The Holly Leaf is the campus student newspaper. It is published bi-monthly and contains editorials, articles of student in¬ terest, and accounts of campus activities. Editorials and columns cover a wide range, from happenings on campus to views of world politics. 78 Editor, CHARLES TOTH LAYOUT AND COPY EDITORS: Beverly Stelges, Dottie Flowers, Mary Lou Travers. COLUMNIST: Jim Hartman. BUSINESS MANAGER: Avery Saulsbury. NEWS EDITOR: Dawn Finley. SPORTS EDITOR Richard Wilson and Dotty Mace 79 FACULTY ADVISOR: Mrs. Frances Fleming SEATED: Suzi Dunstan, Phyllis Trice, Carolyn Young. STANDING: Terry Sterling, Nancy Solloway, Joan O’Connor, Barbara Camp, Ronnie Lilley. Phi Alpha Theta The only national honor society on campus, the Eta Iota Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, was organ¬ ized in 1959. Membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors who have achieved a high general scholastic average and a 3.25 average in History. The Society schedules monthly meetings and trips to historical places. FACULTY MEMBERS: Orem Robinson, Millard Lescallette, William Wroten, John Kadlubowski. ADVI¬ SOR: Dr. Wroten. OFFICERS: Carolyn Noble, President; Sara Nichols, Pro¬ gram Chairman; Sylvia Messick, Secretary-Treasurer; Sandra Wharton. Vice-President.. 80 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES: Beth Reid, Dotty Mace, Jackie Dickerson, Wayne Towers, Fred Distler. Cultural Affairs Committee The Cultural Affairs Committee is composed of members of the faculty and student body. It is responsible for the cultural aspect of college life. Activities are planned in the fields of art, music, dancing, dramatics, and lectures. Informal dis¬ cussions on current topics of interest are presented in the Coffee Hour Series. Professional and stu¬ dent talent are used by the Committee in its programs. Coffee Hours are among the many intellectual presentations by the Cultural Affairs Committee. FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES: Mr. Clinton Carroll, Miss Mary Gay Calcott, Miss Jacquelyn MacMurrian, Mrs. Frances Fleming, Mr. Harold Bloom, Mr. John Kadlubowski, Dean Orem Robinson, Dr. Millard LesCallette. Circle K Club OFFICERS: Martin Davis, Second Vice-President; Jack Nerlinger, First Vice-President; Bill McComb, President; M aurice Howard, Secretary; Charles Toth, Treasurer. ■■■ MEMBERS: Ted Blades, Terry Sterling, Jack Morris, Stu Palmer, Wayne Towers, George Cornmesser, Doug Gibson, Jim Plutschak, Wayne Turner, Robert Greer, Ed Burton, Jim Cowan. Circle K is a service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. Through its projects which serve both the campus and the community, this club for college men seeks to build leadership and character in its members. Membership is by invitation and is limited to those men who meet the general qualifications of good character and an acceptable scholastic standing. 82 ADVISOR: Mr. A. L. Fleming MEMBERS: Dotty Seward, Carolyn Young, Gail Street, Lorraine Shanoski, Joanne Jeffco, Naomi Rauf, Tom Hughes, Sandra Wharton, Dottie Mace. Student National Education Association OFFICERS: Norma Conway, Vice- President; Barbara Spedden, Secretary: Phyllis Trice; President; Avery Saulsbury, Treasurer. Anyone planning to enter the teaching profession may become a member of the Student National Education Association. This chapter is affiliated with the Mary¬ land branch of the Future Teachers of America and the National SNEA. The programs of the monthly meetings center around matters pertaining to the teaching profession beyond the problems of instruc¬ tion. ADVISOR: Dr. Leila Stevens Sophanes Players DIRECTOR: Miss Jacquelyn MacMurrian OFFICERS: Sue Bigwood, Secretary; Barbara Krahn, Treasurer; Dawn Finley, President; Paul Hull, Vice- Pres. The campus theatrical group, the Soph¬ anes Players, is a club devoted to giving interested students experience in costum¬ ing, property and scenery design, and acting. Under the direction of a new faculty member, Miss Jacquelyn Mac¬ Murrian, the group presented six plays this year. The group should be com¬ mended for its fine work. Dope — Sterling performance of Louie by Allan Gorsuch Man in the Bowler Hat — a trivial comedy about trivial people. Phoenix Too Frequent a poetic comedy involving convention versus the life force Curse You, Jack Dalton an old-fashioned melodrama Spanish Club The Spanish Club is an organization com¬ posed of students interested in Spanish. The meetings are held every two weeks for the purpose of aiding students of Spanish and presenting programs to acquaint the student body with customs of the Spanish-speaking peoples. This year programs have been pre¬ sented including a lecture by a Spanish psy¬ chiatrist and a foreign student. O ADVISOR: Mr. Jerome Costello OFFICERS: Margie Lomax, Recording Secretary; Suzi Dun- stan, Vice-President; John Hanson, Treasurer; Susan Bennett, Corresponding Secretary; Jim Cowan, President. MEMBERS: Brenda Sanford, Georgia Hall, Tom Gray, Bob Osinski, Hugh Vinscn, Mickey Page, Becky Cohen, Ray Suarez. Geographical Society The newly formed geographic society has as its purpose the development of interest in the field of geography and field work. Other activities of the organization are individual or group work in research pro¬ jects, maintenance of geographic mater¬ ials, sponsoring informative programs on geographical topics for the college, and operating a tutoring service for the stu¬ dent body. ROW ONE: Barbara Camp, Evelyn Long, Suzi Dunstan, ROW PRESIDENT, Ronnie Lilley; SECRETARY, Lorraine Shanoski; VICE PRESIDENT. L. T. Short. Mr. Eugene Farace, ADVISOR Dance Group The Modern Dance Group was formed in the Spring of 1962 for the purpose of enlightening the Chorus Spring Concert by dancing the Polyvetsian Dances. The club, organized under the leadership of Mrs. Hazel Joy, has continued its good work this year, performing in the Sophanes Players ' production of Dope. £ ■ Sherry McFadden, Carolyn Wilber, Suzi Dunstan, Hazel Joy, Linda Elburn, and Joanne Jackson. Fencing The Fencing Club is an organization in a class by itself on campus. Under the guidance of Mr. MacCurdy Burnett, its purpose is to teach the ancient art of fenc¬ ing. Janet Kennedy, Dawn Finley, Dorsey Christhilf, Darlene Willis, Mr. MacCurdy Burnett, Jon Willis. 86 Women ' s Athletic Association Senior Advisor Beth Reid conducts a regular meeting of WAA. OFFICERS: Ruby Quillen, Treasurer: Dr. Alethea Whitney, Advisor; Sandy Wea¬ ver, President Loretta Hudson, Vice Presi¬ dent; Mary Wilson, Secretary; Beth Reid, Senior Advisor. All the women students belong to the Women ' s Athletic Association. This board is composed of officers, a sponsor, and women students who manage such women ' s athletic activities as varsity and intramural sports. The group plans recreational programs for participation by the entire student body. Similar to WAA, all men students belong to the Men’s Athletic Association. The organization’s advisor, Coach Maggs, helps the officers to direct sports activities on campus such as intramural football, basketball, and softball. OFFICERS Tom Taylor, President; Martin Davis, Vice-Pres.; Ted Blades, Secretary. Men ' s Athletic Association 87 PROCTORS: Nancy Robbins, Kit Atkins, Carolyn Young, Marcia Sites, Shirley Bunting, Sylvia Henson, Shirley Meredith, Margie Lomax, Linda Williams, Peggy Follmer, Mary Lou Travers, Nancy Sexton, Maureen Redmond, Eleanor Jennison, Sally Lockett, Janice Freeman, Carol Lawton, Marilyn Taylor, Lee Clendaniel, Jan Hastings, Sue Nichols, Nancy Gibbons, Bev Stelges. Women’s Dormitory Association OFFICERS: Barbara Krahn, Vice-President; Linda Dentz, President; Bonnie Dean, Parliamentarian; Linda Elburn, Fire Marshall; Pat Love, Secretary-Treasurer. ADVISOR, Mrs. Frances Fleming. PROCTORS: Bob Greer, Wayne Turner, Don Johnson, Jack Nerlin- ger, Ed Burton, Jack Morris, Maurice Howard, Charles Toth, Ted Blades, L. T. Short, Wayne Towers. Men’s Dormitory Association OFFICERS: Wayne Turner, President; Don Johnson, Secretary- Treasurer; Bob Greer, Vice-President; Dean Orem Robinson, Advisor. One of the most active groups on campus is the College Chorus. This organization is open to anyone who enjoys singing. During the school year the Chorus presents two major programs — music for the Christmas Candle¬ lighting Service and a Spring Concert. The group also furnishes music for many other occasions, both on and off campus. This is the only college organization in which college credit may be earned. OFFICERS: Sandra Wharton, President; Bev Bryan, Treasurer; Sandy Weaver, Secretary; Susan Bennett and Diana Andrews, Librarians. THE BASS CLEFT OF MALE VOICES OFFICERS: Maurice Howard, President; Doug Gibson, Vice-President; Corky Simpson, Secretary-Treasurer. Christian Association The Christian Association is the group around which centers all religious activity on campus. It is interdenominational: member organizations are the Canterbury Club, the Lutheran Student Association, the Newman Club, the Baptist Stu¬ dent Union, and the Wesley Foundation. The steering committee or Executive Board is com¬ posed of the three elected officers and one rep¬ resentatives from each member organization. ADVISOR: Mr. James DiVirgilio BOARD MEMBERS: Tom Hughes, Eleanor Jennison, Doug Gibson, Jack Nerlinger, Dotty Mace, Barbara Krahn, Maurice Howard. 92 EXECUTIVE BOARD: Dotty Mace, Sara Jefferson, Charles Wilkerson. ROW ONE: Brenda Sanford, Barbara Blevins, Peggy Roberts, Jean Bowen, Sara Jeff¬ erson, Lorraine Shanoski. ROW TWO: Dotty Mace, Charles Wilkerson, Carol Anderson, Diana Andrews, Maureen Red¬ mond. Canterbury Club Newman Club PRES IDENT: Jim Sullivan, ROW ONE: Mary Danaher, Joyce Praley, Roberta Gallagher, Susan Bennett, Diane Livingston, Betty Begley. ROW TWO: Gary Renshaw, Betsy McDonough, Agnes Leonard, Margie Moxey, Dee Rohrer, Jim Sullivan. Lutheran Association PRESIDENT: Marilyn Taylor, VICE-PRESIDENT: Tom Hughes. ROW ONE: Sylvia Leonhardt, Joyce Fatzinger, Treva Meisel, Naomi Rauf. ROW TWO: Jim Plutschak, Kaye Ray¬ mond, Marilyn Taylor, Tom Hughes. 93 Baptist Student Union PRESIDENT: Sue Ransone. ROW ONE: Maurice Howard, Fran Bunch, Carol Stacy, Della Wood, Pat Sours, Toni Hooks. ROW TWO: Ruth Myers, Ken Handy, Sue Ransone, Corky Simpson. Wesley Foundation PRESIDENT, Eleanor Jennison; VICE PRESIDENT, Doug Gibson; SECRETARY- TREASURER, Sue Nichols. ROW ONE: Mae Cliff, Sue Nichols, Eleanor Jennison, Doug Gibson. ROW TWO: Jack Nerlinger, Bev Stelges, Dawn Finley, Randy Hock. Athletics Hockey ROW ONE: Judy Meredith, Sandy Lewis, Lorraine Bell, Kay Hudson, Donna Sheets, Donna Hubbard, Dorsey Christhilf, Beth Reid, Bev Bryan; ROW TWO: Miss Morrison, Lorraine Shanoski, Mary Wilson, Bonnie Dean, Dawn Finley, Carol Hench, Jeanie Tyler, Marcia Sites, Dotty Seward. Sco res STC 4 . Villa Julie 1 STC 1 . PCB 1 STC 3 . Notre Dame 1 STC 4 . PCB 0 STC 5 . Towson 0 COACH: Miss Mariuna Morrison 96 Soccer Coach Ben Maggs ROW ONE: Allan Gorsuch, Philip Elzey, Addison Smith, Charles Abbott, Chuck Hurley. ROW TWO: Donald Blades, Jim Plutschak, Stacy Beauchamp, Joe North, Jack Morris. ROW THREE: Bill Jeffer¬ son, Henry Foxwell, Shelby Clendaniel, Ernie Barnes Joe Mulligan, Sam Lord. STANDING: Coach Maggs, Ralph Murray, Stu Palmer, John Barnes, Richard Wilson, Jim Hartman, Paul Ward, Wayne Towers, Martin Davis, John Drew. 97 Women’s Basketball Judy Meredith, Dorsey Christhilf, Loretta Hudson, Donna Hubbard, Sandy Weaver, Mary Wilson, Beth Reid, Eleanor Stasiewicz, Dotty Mace, Ruby Quillen, Carol Arndt, Jane Arbigail, Sandra Shockley, Linda Graef, Jackie Dickerson, Barbara Tibbett, ADVISOR: Mariuna Morrison; MAN¬ AGER: Joan O’Connor. 98 Jim Sullivan, Martin Davis, Wayne Dryden, Wayne Towers, Ralph Hazel, Ray Swarez, Bob Osinski, Stu Palmer, Bob Evans, George Cannon. Men’s Basketball 99 Dr. Alethea Whitney, Coach; Dorsey Christhilf, Carol Arndt, Sara Jefferson, Carol Anderson, Sylvia Leonhardt, Shirley Meredith, June Dickerson, Judy Meredith, Sue Bigwood, Barbara Romansky, Sandra Pierrie, Betsy Mc¬ Donough Hidden, Nancy Messick, Sue Ransone, Betty Messick, Ruby Quil¬ len. Tennis Badminton The new courts provide a good excuse to get outside in the warm spring weather. Leah Mather, Sue Bigwood, Gail Plutschak, Kathleen Seymore, Maureen Redmond, Barbara Romansky, Betsy McDonough. 100 Phil takes a dive off of the parallel bars. Team members Henry Foxwell, Wayne Blades, Dick Turner, Phil Rice, Jim Harris and Phil Elzey watch as Ron Well tries his skill on the horse. Dick takes a turn on the high bar. Gym Team The male constituent looks on as Dorsey Christhilf demonstrates the trampoline. Sky Rockets KNEELING: Sandy Weaver, Judy Meredith, Linda Dentz. STANDING: Eleanor Jennison, Carol Arndt, Becky Chambers, Agnes Leonard, Dr. Whitney, Bev Stelges, Suzanne Bigwood, Barb Krahn, Barbara Spedden. KNEELING: Cindy Walls, Carol Hench; STANDING: Judy Moore, Gail Thompson, Dr. Whitney, Bonnie Dean, Ann Colton, Pat Hopkins, Marilyn Taylor, Leah Mather. 102 Day-Dorm Football Game Mitch Hayman, Ral ph Murray, Tom Gray, David Hitchens, Chuck Hurley, Wayne Sutter- land, Avery Saulsbury, Henry Foxwell, Jim Whaley, Jim Hartman, Bob Sinagra. The girls refuse to be outdone by the guys when it comes to sports, too. The team members have to call time out to primp. 103 Faye Tyler, Lee Clendaniel, Eleanor Jennison, Sandy Weaver, Fern Blake, Lois Dill. JV T R A M U R A L S DAISIES: Georgia Hall, Diane Berkeley, Brenda Sanford, Brenda Webster, Marcia Sites, Donna Hubbard Jean Tyler, Donna Sheets, Kit Atkinson. DANDELIONS: Sandy Lewis, Joan Wallace, Mary Wilson, Peggy Sterling, Agnes Leonard, Bev Stelges, Kathy O’Mara. 104 HONEYSUCKLES: Eve Smith, Sandy Shockley, Carolyn Gibson, Leah Mather, Margaret Moxey, Maryellen Overdorf. ROSEBUDS: Sylvia Leonhardt, Shirley Meredith, Emily Ott, Janet Kennedy, Judy Moore, Carol Hench, Carol Smith. TIGER LILIES: Cynthia Creighton, Sue Ransone, Dotty Seward, Ann Colton, Sylvia Messick, Bonnie Dean. SWEET PEAS: Lorraine Bell, Jolene Simms, Sherry McFadden, Dorsey Christhilf, Janice Freeman, Shirley Bunting. 105 STINGERS: Philip Elzey, Don Blades, Rick Offley, Mike Meeks, Avery Saulsbury, Jim Whaley. 106 BLACK BALL: Allan Gorsuch, Bob Sinagra, Jim Plutschak, Jim Cowan, Shel Clendaniel, Paul Ward, Henry Foxwell. 107 Cheerleaders The girls stir up school spirit with their lively cheers. CAPTAIN: Suzi Dunstan Suzi Dunstan, Pat Billard, Margie Lomax, Susan Schwartz, Lois Muth, Sherry McFadden, Jolene Simms, and Sharon Brown. 1 This Is Our College May Queen QUEEN: Beth Reid KING: Martin Davis and Duchess DUCHESS: Jackie Dickerson DUKE: Wayne Towers 110 May Day 111 Mayhem The Spring of 1961 inaugurated the first of a series of hilarious Student-Faculty produc¬ tions called Mayhem. Already, this event is well-established in the hearts of the members of the college as a hard-and-fast tradition. Needless to say, everyone eagerly looks for¬ ward to letting his hair down at Mayhem. This is the time when students and their professors can legally make good-natured jabs at each other and get away with it. “Hey, look us over; lend us an ear!” is the plea in the May¬ hem Overture. The faculty is given a chance to get back at the stu¬ dents for their “reams.” Students are not the only participants in Mayhem with vocal talent. Hidden talent is revealed. 112 Lovely to look at. Dr. Whitney and Mr. Fitzgerald cut a rug. June Ball Rock around the clock. 113 The Juniors worked hard on the decorations, too. Graduation 114 The candidates go up to receive their certificates of graduation. In accordance with tradition, the Chorus sings for Commencement. After the ceremony, Dr. Devilbiss leads the platform guests from the stage. Talent Show And the band played on. Pantomime. Bill Phillips, emcee. Highland fling. Duet. Harvest Queen and Ball Dr. Devilbiss had the pleasure of crowning Miss Diane Bunting as Queen. Students always look forward to intermission which brings tasty refreshments. Wick Hearn, Lee Clendaniel, John Drew, Gail Street, Gardner Bunting, Queen Diane Bunt¬ ing, Betty Pilchard, Corky Simpson, Peggy Sterling, Gordon Gladden. Queen Judy Arnold is crowned by last year’s queen, Ruth Grads return to reminisce over their college days. Cooling. Homecom ing Intermission gives time for a fireside chat. The band does all the work. 118 Freshman wing travel bureau. Open House Is your air conditioner on the blink? America the Beautiful! Aloha! Rites to the Sun God — 7:30 p.m. 119 Christmas Queen Dean Willis crowns Sara Jefferson queen of the Christmas Ball. Sweetheart Queen Dean Robinson crowns Lola Taylor queen of the Sweetheart Dance. � Convocation Mr. Muirhead delivered the Commencement Address to the graduates of 1962. Father Benedict Dudley held the students spellbound at the Thanksgiving Assembly. The Mid-Winter Convocation had Dr. George Seidel as its speaker. Mrs. Mae Williams was honored for her years of service as a housemother as she retired February. 122 Hour Dr. Wroten, Dr. LesCallette, and Mr. Kadlu- bowski keep the students up to date on the Cuban situation. Dr. Frank Costin of Illinois University en¬ lightens students on problems of Educational Psychology. Topics of educational, political, medical, and social significance are discussed at these informal Coffee Hours. Interested students have an opportunity for education in addition to the regular classroom lectures. Roaring Twenties In July of 1928 our Administration Building was having a tower added to it. Parades were quite elaborate then. Although Kennedy’s physical fitness program was not in fashion, these girls had plenty of exercise. The SOS Club -—- Save Our Spirit. Our campus looked rather bare, then. Dig those crazy bloomers! Memorial Day was a big occasion. This Was Our College — 1920 The Dining Hall wasn’t even built. The girls had all the comforts of home, then, too. Students take a bus ride. They’re starting home from the Baglean-Carnean picnic. May Day is a long-standing tradition. The Gym classes performed for the May Queen and her court. Tennis tournament. 1920 ’s The school even had an orchestra. There was intense rivalry between Carnean and Baglean members. All girls were members of two teams. SGA’s predecessor, the Student Council. The Social Room still looks the same. Physical Education for the girls. This was the Glee Club. o Campus Leaders Dorsey Christhilf Jacquelyn Dickerson Who’s Who American Colleges Douglas Finley 128 Dorothy Mace Donna Moore Sara Nichols Among Students in and Universities Joan O’Connor 129 Sandra Wharton Achievement Key The Achievement Key is a highly coveted award made to not more than five per cent of the student body on the basis of scholarship and leadership. Selection is made by considering not only a scho¬ lastic average of 3.25, but also contributions to the total life of the College. The award may be given to Freshmen with a 3.25 average for one semester and to upperclassmen with this average for each of the two preceding semesters. Jay Catlin, First Award Paula Jones, First Award Ronnie Lilley, First Award ■ 130 Judy Meredith, First Award Sara Nichols, Second Award Dorothy Newcomb, First Award Terry Sterling, First Award 131 Mr. and Miss STC Linda Dentz Jack Nerlinger Most Athletic Beth Reid Martin Davis Buildings Campus School Main Building Gymnasium Men’s Dorm Mrs. Rosalie Griffith, Secretary to the Presi¬ dent; Mrs. Mary Harm- eson; Miss Delores Miller, Secretary to the Registrar. Mrs. Rebecca Brittingham; Mrs. Ber¬ nice Hayman, Secretary to the Dean of Students; Mrs. Regina Taylor, Sec¬ retary to the Dean of Instruction. 134 Mrs. Pearl Hearn Dietician Mrs. Mae Williams Nurse Mrs. Rebekah Welsh Mrs. Jane Wallace 135 Mrs. Elizabeth Laws Maintenance Remember the absence of heat with winter coming on? Maintenance men, Orlando Polk and Paul Beckett keep things running. Snack Bar Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Price, and Supervisor Mrs. Monark give cheerful service to hungry students. fX ; l I