Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1965 volume:

EVERGREEN 1965 Foreword Perhaps the single most distinctive characteris¬ tic of S.S.C. in 1965 is growth. Growth of the student body, the faculty, and the curriculum has been conspicuous. The ideal of a truly liberal education, with its per¬ fect balance of intellectual, physical, social and moral development, provides the ultimate goal for all growth in a liberal arts college. We of this staff have tried to let this ideal, as all sectors of the college strive toward it, set the tone for the 1965 Evergreen. Table of Contents Page Introduction 4 Administration and Faculty 11 Student Government 27 Students 33 Student Awards 95 Organizations 103 Athletics 119 Student Activities 133 3 A Liberal Education Provides Opportunities for . . . Knowledge: 5 ?• ii A. w A 1 |Hh Hi if WJ j |B| f . • - | k tlCL I E Wac i , ! js .SSss ' jit: ' S Js Humanities, Natural and Social Sciences 7 Excellence in Intellectual and Moral Discipline, Flexibility of Mind, Skills; Clear Thinking, Expression. DR. WILBUR DEVILBISS, PRESIDENT The Office of the President MRS ROSALIE GRIFFITH SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT Mardela Springs, Middletown, and Frederick. In 1932 he became principal at Bruns¬ wick, Md. and he later served as principal at Frederick. From 1942 to 1952 he served the State Board of Education, First as Supervisor of High Schools, and then as Supervisor of Teacher and Higher Education. He became Dean of the College of Educa¬ tion of the University of Maryland in 1952, and served there until 1955 when he came to Salisbury State as President. President Devilbiss now holds the M.A. from the University of Md. the Ed.D. from George Washington University, and the Ped.D. from Western Maryland College. A native of Union Bridge, Md. Dr. Devilbiss attended Western Maryland Col¬ lege, where he received his A.B. in 1925. He taught in Maryland public high schools at 13 wmmmm wf r ; ;|P p.iiiBS IlH HHII If ■ mtmmk. jmmm llimi • y Administrative MRS. REGINA TAYLOR, SECRETARY TO THE DEAN OF INSTRUCTION DR. EARL T. WILLIS, DEAN OF INSTRUCTION OREM E. ROBINSON, JR. DEAN OF STUDENTS 14 Officers MISS DOROTHY L. POWELL, REGISTRAR MISS AUDREY STEWART, COUNSELOR FOR WOMEN MISS DOLORES MILLER, SECRETARY TO THE REGISTR.AR 15 Faculty Mr. Harold Bloom Assistant Professor, Education Mr. William Buckler Assistant Professor, Mathematics Mr. MacCurdy Burnet Associate Professor, English Miss Mary Gay Calcott Instructor, English Mr. Clinton Carroll Instructor, English Dr. Frank Carroll Assistant Professor, Music Mr. Pedro Harispe Assistant Professor, French and Spanish Dr. Frank Hoge Associate Professor, Physics Mr. Scott Johnson Instructor, Spanish Mr. John Kadlubowski Instructor, History Dr. Millard LesCallette Associate Professor, History Mr. Charles Luttrell Assistant Professor, Mathematics Miss Jaqueline McMurrian Instructor, Speech Mr. Benn Maggs Associate Professor, Health and Physical Education Dr. John May Professor, Psychology Mr. David Miller Instructor, Sociology ► . .‘4™ It v. ♦ f. t, ir i • S ' lf Ml ' Y ' 1 [v ' Mr. A m Mariuna Morrison Instructor, Health and Physical Education Miss Henrietta Purnell Assistant Professor, Art Dr. Justin Shen Professor, Political Science Dr. Leila Stevens Professor, Education Mr. Frank White Associate Professor, Mathematics Dr. Alethea Whitney Professor, Health and Physical Ed¬ ucation Mr. Charles Wingo, Jr. Instructor, Biology Dr. William Wroten, Jr. Professor, History nil Mrs. Constance Sickmund Instructor, Assistant Librarian Mrs. May Truitt Instructor, Assistant Librarian Not pictured: Miss Gladys Lewis and Mrs. Ruth Drewer, Library Assistants. Library Staff Mrs. Grace Chaires Assistant Professor, Librarian Mrs. Sallie Parker Library Assistant THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE. Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Manager � igr - THE SNACK BAR: Mrs. Jean Monark, Manager MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR. Mr. Fred Foltz DIETICIAN: Mrs. Marguerite Willey HOUSEMOTHERS: Mrs. Cath¬ erine Dryden, Mrs. Ethel Larmore, Mrs. Ruth Welch. Not pictured, Mrs. Pearl Hearn, Mrs. Margaret Mallery. NURSE: Mrs. Elizabeth Rickert Campus Elementary School Miss Pauline Riall Assoc. Prof., Principal Mrs. Nettie Bentley Instructor, Librarian Mrs. Mary Lawry Asst. Prof., Kindergarten Mrs. Roberta Mason Instructor, Grade I Miss Ruth Bennett Instructor, Grade 2 Mrs. Wilsie Seabrease Asst. Prof., Grade 3 Mrs. Louise White Mr. Maurice Bozman Mr. James Focht Asst. Prof. , Grade 4 Asst. Prof., Grade 5 Assoc. Prof., Grade 6 26 ■im S. G.A. OFFICERS: Ruby Quillen, James Plutshak, Janet Kennedy, Dick Turner, and Avery Saulsbury. PRES.: Avery Saulsbury Student Government Association The S.G.A. is a student government maintained by the students to carry out their own affairs and to function as an intermediary between the stu¬ dents and administration. As coordinator for campus activity, the S.G.A. finances and supports all organizations affiliated with the S.G.A. Every stu¬ dent is a member of the Student Government. S.G.A. BOARD: SEATED: Nancy Bames, Peggy Kozich, Marilyn Taylor, Ruth Myers. STANDING: Richard Biggs, Harry Perfacter, Jim Stallings, George Commesser. 28 Cultural Affairs Committee The Cultural Affairs Committee has as its assignment the planning and execution of a program of cultural activity to supplement the seminal and open-ended cultural program begun in the classroom. What happened in 1964? Dr. Ralph Bunche came; the Opera Troupe from the University of West Virginia appears in LA Traviata; we discussed religion in age of so¬ cial revolution and the dilemma of the Su¬ preme Court and contemporary art and the genetic potential of man and — other sun- dried and important issues. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Mrs. Fleming, Dean Robinson, George Commesser, Terry Hurley, Avery Saulsbury. COFFEE HOUR AND ARTS COMMITTEES: SEATED: Stewart Palmer, Miss Calcott, Dr. Carroll. STAND¬ ING: Janet Kennedy, Beverly Bryan, Norman Conway, Pat Bams. NOT SHOWN: Mr. Clinton Carroll, Lee Clendaniel, Dr. Estes, Dr. Jessie Fleming, Mr. Kadlubowski, Dr. LesCalette, Kathy Pierce, Pat Riley, and Miss Stewart. 29 b WOMEN’S OLD DORM: SEATED: Carol Arndt, President. STANDING: Margie Moxey, Vice- President; Mary Reynolds, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Barnes , Parliamentarian; Bev Bryan, Fire Marshal. ADVISOR: Miss Stewart The Women’s Dormitory Associations are organized for the expressed pur¬ pose of “promoting harmonious living among the large groups in the dormi¬ tories and furthering the residents’ sense of honor.” Some of their activities include the following: the orientation of the incoming freshmen, an open- house, a variety show, the giving of gifts to needy children at Christmas, and the presentation of teas and coffee hours. WOMEN’S NEW DORM: Cheryll Baker, Fire Marshal; Cindy Walls, President; Betsy McDonough , Vice-Presi¬ dent; Sandy Du Vail, Secretary- Treasurer; (not shown) Betty Begley , Parliamentarian. OFFICERS: Hugh Vinson, Secretary; Roger Clark, Vice-President; George Cannon, President; Don Blades, Treasurer. The Men’s Dormitory Association is composed of all resident men students. Its council of elected officers and appointed proctors provides leadership in the government of dormitory living. It endeavors to promote harmonious liv¬ ing among the dormitory students. The M.D.A., in conjunction with the W.D.A., sponsors the fall open house, dorm-day football games and at Christ¬ mas time ffie Association distributes toys to the under-privileged children of the Salisbury community. ADVISOR: Dean Robinson Where is the fire? SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: Dick Turner The Social Committee is composed of two members from each class plus a chairman elected by the whole student body. Operating under the auspices of the SGA and with the guidance of the Social Director of the Col¬ lege, the committee plans a balanced program of social activities. It is responsible for all the major campus dances, hootenannies, movies, and various other enter¬ tainment features. ADVISOR: Miss Stewart SEATED: Vonnie Ballard, Henrietta Hopkins, Sylvia Leonhardt, Donna Hubbard. STANDING: Allan Gorsuch, Carolyn Gibson, Bill Parsons, Dick Miller. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, Stu Palmer; Secretary-Treasurer, Gail Thompson. Vice President, Jim Turner; 34 SUZANNE BIG WOOD 35 JOANNE CAMPBELL BIRELEY DONALD WILLIAM BLADES ANNE BLISS BLOODSWORTH FRANCES LOVE BUNCH BETTY JANE BAILEY BURBAGE CONRAD BURCH GEORGE E. CANNON, III ANNA WILLIAMS CAREY JOSEPH ALLEN CARR JAY DERBY CATLIN ROGER ELLIS CLARK PATRICIA LEE CLENDANIEL NADINE HARMON CLIFTON ANN GARETH COLTON 38 NORMAN HARRY CONWAY GEORGE BLAND CORN MESSER KA THLEEN A TKINSON DA VENPORT FREDERICK HARRISON DINGES MARY JANE ELLIOTT E VEL YN HO WA RD EL WOOD ROBERT DENNIS EVANS JANICE FRANCES FREEMAN CAROLYN GIBSON GEORGIA LEE HALL JAMES RUDOLPH HARRIS VIRGINIA RAE HASTINGS NANCY LEE HENLEY SYLVIA LOUISE HENSON DONNA LEE HUBBARD KA Y RUSSELL HUDSON LINDA GRAEF HUDSON THOMAS WHEATLEY LEWIS sibyl goldsmith McClelland IRA GRAYSON McDANIEL CHARLENE LESLIE McFADDEN PR EC IA ANN McKINNEY 42 JAMES GLENWOOD MOORE SUZANNE TA WES MORGAN RUTH ANNE MYERS ROBERTA JOYCE OLEWINE ARLEEN CONNER NEAL WILLIAM STEWART PALMER , JR GRACE ROOD PASTORFIELD CHRISTIAN PETERSEN, III JAMES EDWARD PLUTSCHAK RUBY ANN QUILLEN KA YE DOROTHEA RA YMOND MA UREEN ANNE REDMAN PHYLLIS ANN RICE BRENDA JEAN SANFORD JULIUS A VERY SAULSBURY PATRICIA LOVE SEAL 45 TRA VIS WHITE SEPUL VEDA EDITH PA TRICIA SOURS 46 ELEANOR STASIA STASIEWICZ MARY CYNTHIA WALLS BRENDA JEAN WEBSTER WEBSTER LOIS CARMEAN WEST ELLEN MA Y ECKENRODE WHEELER LINDA LEE WILLIAMS JAMES STEPHEN WILSON JR. CAROLE DAWSON YOUNG Senior Directory ANDREWS, DIANA CATHERINE. Salisbury. Secondary; Holly Leaf I-IV (report¬ er I-II,features editor III, co-editor IV), College Chorus I-IV (librarian II, Secre¬ tary-treasurer III), bowling IV, SNEA III-IV (Vice President IV), Canterbury Club I-IV, intramural basketball I, instrumental ensemble III, Who’s Who IV. ARNDT, CAROL JUNE. Marydel. Secondary; SGA III, Evergreen III-IV, Hol¬ ly Leaf III-IV, Phi Alpha Theta III-IV (Program chairman), Sophanes Players I, WDA President IV, WAA Board I-IV, WAA President III, WAA Senior advisor IV, hockey I-IV, basketball I-III, volleyball I-IV (captain III), bowling I,IV, ten¬ nis club III, intramural volleyball III-IV, Mayhem I-II, Circulo Quixote II, Who’s Who IV. BAKER, SHERYLL LYNN. Selbyville, Delaware. Secondary; bowling ' IV, SNEA IV, WDA Council III, WDA Fire marshal IV, June Ball committee III. BENNETT, SUSAN HESTER. Salisbury. Secondary; clasi Secretary-treasurer II, Newman Club I-IV (Corresponding secretary II), SNEA IV, Circulo Quixote I- IV (Secretary II,III), Phi Alpha Theta III-IV (Secretary-treasurer IV), Sophanes Players II-IV, College Chorus I-IV (librarian II), Anne Matthews Award III, Who’s Who IV. BIGWOOD, SUZANNE. Dundalk. Elementary; Sophanes Players secretary II, volleyball I-IV, tennis III-IV, badminton III-IV, June Ball III (co- chairman) WAA Board II-IV, bowling IV, SNEA IV, WDA Council I. BIRELEY, JOANNE CAMPBELL. Dagaboro, Delaware. Elementary; SNEA IV. BLADES, DONALD WILLIAM. Denton. Elementary; MDA Treasurer IV, Circle K IV, soc¬ cer II-IV, intramural volleyball III, intramural basketball II-IV (captain IV), in¬ tramural softball I-IV (captain III-IV), basketball manager IV,bowling I, Soph¬ anes Players I, MDA Council IV. BLOODSWORTH, ANNE BLISS. Princess Anne. Secondary; Phi Alpha Theta III-IV, SNEA IV. BRYAN, BEVERLY JANE. Cambridge. Elementary; hockey I-II, intramural basketball I-III, bowling I, fenc¬ ing I, Ladies ensemble I, Madrigal singers III-IV, College Chorus I-IV (Vice President II-III, Secretary-treasurer IV), Holly Leaf II-IV, Wesley III-IV, WAA Board III-IV, SNEA III-IV (President IV), May Court III, Christmas Queen III, Cultural Affairs Committee IV, WDA Council IV, WDA Fire marshal IV. BUNCH, FRANCES LOVE. Galena. Elementary; Geographical Society III-IV, SNEA III-IV, Baptist Student Union I-III, Circulo Quixote I, WDA Council III- IV, Christian Association I-IV. BURBAGE, BETTY JANE BAILEY. Whaleysville. Secondary; College Chorus I-IV, SNEA II, fencing I, Geographical Society III-IV (secretary-treasurer IV). BURCH, CONRAD. Salisbury. Elementary; class Secre¬ tary-treasurer I, Circle K III-IV (Vice President IV), intramural basketball II. CANNON, GEORGE E. Cambridge. Secondary; intramural basketball I, basketball II- IV (captain II-IV), intramural softball I,III,IV, intramural football I,II (captain IV), Circle K III-IV (Board of Directors IV), College Chorus I-II, MDA President IV. CAREY, ANNA WILLIAMS. Salisbury, Secondary; SNEA IV. CARR, JOSEPH ALLEN. Salisbury. Elementary; Baptist Student Union IV, College Chorus II-IV, Talent Show I-IV, Mayhem I-II. CATLIN, JAY D. Salisbury. Secondary;Soph¬ anes Players II,IV, instrumental ensemble I,III, Evergreen III-IV (Co-editor), SNEA IV. Chess Club III, Who’s Who IV. CLARK ROGER ELLIS. Claiborn e. Secondary; Circle K III-IV (Secretary IV), Social Committee III, MDA Council III- IV (Vice President IV), Newman Club I,III,IV, Sophanes Players II-III (Secre- 49 tary III), SNEA IV. BROMWELL, JOYCE ANN. Cambridge, Secondary. CLENDANIEL, PATRICIA LEE. Greenwood, Delaware. Secondary; intramural basketball I-IV, basketball I (captain), WAA I-IV (Board III-IV), College Chorus II-IV, WDA Council II, Cultural Affairs Committee IV, Sophanes Players II-IV, Mayhem II-III, Holly Leaf III-IV, SNEA IV, Harvest Ball representative II. CLIFTON, NADINE HARMON. Berlin. Secondary; Phi Alpha Theta IV, Geograph¬ ic Society IV,III, SNEA IV. CLIFTON, SUSAN JANE. Seaford, Delaware. Sec¬ ondary; Achievement Key III. COLLINS, BARBARA JANE. Pishing Creek. Ele¬ mentary; SNEA IV, Evergreen III-IV (section editor IV), WDA Council III, Soph¬ anes Players III. COLTON ANN GARETH. Catonsville. Elementary; basketball III, College Chorus II-IV (librarian III), intramural basketball II-IV, intramural volleyball III-IV, SNEA IV, hockey II-IV, volleyball IV, II, III, WDA Council II- II, WAA Board II-IV, fencing club II, Mayhem II. CONWAY, NORMAN HARRY. Salisbury. Elementary; SGA I-II, SNEA I-IV (Treasurer II), class President III, Cultural Affairs Committee III-IV, Geographical Society IV, Circle K III. CORN- MESSER, GEORGE BLAND. Ellicott City. Secondary; bowling I, class President II, Social Committee III, SGA IV, Cultural Affairs Committee IV, Circle K II-IV (Secretary III, District treasurer IV), College Chorus I-IV, MDA Council IV, May¬ hem TI. DAVENPORT KATHLEEN ATKINSON. Perryville. Secondary; bowling I, IV, Circulo Quixote Ill, intramural basketball II, College Chorus II-III, Canter¬ bury Club II. DINGES, FREDERICK HARRISON. Salisbury. Secondary. EL¬ LIOTT, MARY JANE. Salisbury. Elementary; SNEA II-IV. ELWOOD, EVELYN HOWARD. Salisbury. Elementary; SNEA IV. EVANS, ROBERT DENNIS. Cam¬ bridge. Secondary; Baptist Student Union I, Holly Leaf I,II,IV (sports editor IV), intramural basketball I, intramural softball I-III, bowling I, basketball II-IV, Circle K III-IV (Board of Directors IV). FREEMAN, JANICE FRANCES. Snow Hill. Arts and Sciences; hockey I, May Court II, bowling I, intramural basketball II, IV, tennis tournament III, intramural volleyball III. GIBSON, CAROLYN. North East. Elementary; College Chorus I-III, intramural basketball I-IV, Social Committee IV, Canterbury Club I-IV, SNEA IV, Mayhem I-III, WDA Council IV, Christian Association II. HALL, GEORGIA LEE. Oxen Hill. Elementary; Cir¬ culo Quixote I-II, bowling I,IV, intramural basketball II, cheerleading III-IV, SNEA IV. HARRIS, JAMES RUDOLPH. Havre de Grace. Secondary; gym team I- IV, intramural basketball II-IV, intramural softball I-II, Circle K IV, baseball II- IV, MAA President IV, soccer II-IV, Baptist Student Union I. HASTINGS, JAN MARIE. Laurel, Delaware. Elementary; SNEA IV, WDA Council II,IV, bowling IV, Wesley Foundation I-IV. HASTINGS, VIRGINIA RAE. Laurel, Dela¬ ware. Elementary; SNEA IV, WDA Council III, bowling IV, Wesley Foundation I-IV, Band ensemble III. HENLEY, NANCY LEE. Rockville. Elementary; Soph¬ anes Players II-IV (Vice President III, President IV), SNEA IV. HENSON, SYL¬ VIA LOUISE. Hagerstown. Elementary; WDA Council II, Evergreen II (photogra¬ phy editor II), Sweetheart Dance committee I, SNEA IV. HUBBARD, DONNA LEE. Cambridge. Secondary; WAA Board I-IV, volleyball I, hockey I-IV, basket¬ ball I-IV, Christmas Court II, Harvest Ball Court IV, Social Committee IV, Col¬ lege Chorus II-IV, Madrigal singers III-IV. HUDSON, KA Y RUSSELL. Rehobeth, 50 Delaware. Elementary; SNEA IV, hockey I-III (co-captain III), basketball I, WAA Board III-IV, June Ball committee III. HUDSON, LINDA GRAEF. Ocean View, Delaware. Elementary; basketball I-III, SNEA I-IV, intramural basketball I,III, Achievement Key III. JACKSON, JO ANNE QUILLEN Parsonsburg. Secon¬ dary; Modern dance club II, SNEA IV. LEWIS, THOMAS WHEATLEY. Bishop. Secondary. McCLELLAND, SIBYL GOLDSMITH. Salisbury. Secondary; College Chorus I-III, tennis team III, Phi Alpha Theta IV. McDANIEL, IRA GRAYSON Salisbury. Elementary; SNEA IV, Sophanes Players I, Geographical Society III- IV (Vice President IV), Phi Alpha Theta III-IV (Vice President IV). McFAD- DEN, CHARLES LESLIE. Aberdeen. Secondary; WAA Board II-IV, Mayhem I- III, Talent Show I-III, Cheerleader I-II, gym team I-IV, intramural basketball II- IV, modern dance club I-II, June Ball committee chairman III, fashion show III- IV. McKINNEY, PRECIA ANN. Bethesda. Elementary; Sophanes Players II-III, volleyball III (co-captain), varsity volleyball IV, SNEA IV, College Chorus II,IV, intramural volleyball III-IV, intramural basketball IV. MOORE, JAMES GLEN- WOOD. Cambridge. Secondary; tennis II, Photography Club III-IV (President IV), soccer IV, Circle K IV. MORGAN, SUZANNE TAWES. Crisfield. Elemen¬ tary. MYERS, RUTH ANNE. Baltimore. Elementary; College Chorus I-IV, Ladies ensemble I,III, SGA IV, Baptist Student Union I-IV (Vice President III, campus representative to State Convention IV), SNEA III,IV, WDA Council IV. NEAL, ARLEEN CONNER. Denton. Secondary; intramurals basketball I, Circulo Quixote I-II, SNEA IV, Phi Alpha Theta III-IV. OLEWINE, ROBERTA JOYCE. Chesa¬ peake City. Elementary; Sweetheart Dance Court III, bowling IV, SNEA IV. ? MER, WILLIAM STEWART. Stevensville. Secondary; basketball II-IV (co-captain III,IV), soccer II-IV, MAA President III, Best male athlete III, class Vice President II, SGA III, class President IV, Cultural Affairs Committee IV, Circle K II-IV, intramural basketball I, intramural softball I,III,IV, Phi Alpha Theta III-IV, Who’s Who IV. PASTORFIELD, GRACE ROOD. Salisbury. Elemen¬ tary. PETERSEN, CHRISTIAN III. Chevy Chase. Elementary. PLUTSCHAK, JAMES EDWARD. Preston. Secondary; Soccer I-IV (co-captain IV), intramural basketball II-IV, intramural softball I,III,IV, volleyball III-IV (co-captain IV),Lutheran Association II-III, Circle K II-IV (Treasurer III, President IV), class Vice President III,SGATreasurercouncil IV, MDA III-IV, Who’s Who IV, Day- Dorm football IV. PORTER, VIRGINIA PARKER. Cambridge. Elementary; SNEA IN. PURCELL, JOHN RICHARD. Salisbury. Secondary. QUILLEN, RUBY ANN Omar, Delaware, basketball I-IV, hockey IV, WAA Board I-IV, WAA Treasurer II, WAA Secretary III, WAA Vice President IV, SGA Secretary III, SGA Vice President IV, Mayhem II, intramural basketball I-IV, Homecoming Queen IV, intramural volleyball III-IV, tennis club II-IV, Who’s Who IV. RAYMOND, KAYE DOROTHEA. Cambridge. Elementary; College Chorus I-IV, accompanist I-IV, Ladies ensemble III, SNEA III-IV, Social Committee representative II, bowling I, President of College Chorus IV, Mayhem II. REDMAN, MAUREEN ANNE. Balti¬ more. Elementary; WDA Council HI,II, volleyball III-IV, badminton II-III, bowling I, intramural basketball I, Canterbury Club I-IV, SNEA III-IV, Talent Show II-III. RICE, PHYLLIS RICE. Baltimore. Elementary; WDA Council I-IV, Evergreen 51 III-IV (section editor IV), SNEAIII-IV, Canterbury Club II-IV. SANFORD, BRENDA JEAN. Oxen Hill. Secondary; bowling I,IV, Circulo Quixote I-II, Canterbury Club I-IV, intramural basketball II, Phi Alpha Theta IV, Christian Association III-IV. SAULSBURY, JULIUS AVERY. Cambridge. Secondary; class President I, intra¬ mural softball I-II, intramural basketball II-IV, SGA 11, SGA Treasurer III, SGA President IV, baseball III-IV, Circle K III-IV (Vice President IV), SNEA I-IV (Vice President II), MDA Council IV, Cultural Affairs Committee IV, Business manager of Holly Leaf II-III, Who’s Who IV. SEAL, PATRICIA LOVE. Perryville. Secondary; Baptist Student Union I, WDA Council I, WDA Secretary-Treasurer II, WDA Vice President III, College Chorus II-III, SNEA IV, Open house talent show committee II, Open house hostess committee chairman III. SEPULVEDA, TRA VIS WHITE. Salisbury. Elementary. SEXTON, NANCY LEE. Jarrettsville. Sec¬ ondary; WDA Council I-II, bowling II,IV, SNEA IV, intramural basketball IV. SHAHEEN, MARGARET ANN THORNE. Salisbury. Elementary. SITES, MARCIA BREWSTER. Cambridge. Elementary; intramural basketball I-IV, hockey II-IV, Evergreen IV, Christian Association IV, College Chorus III-IV, SNEA III-IV, bowling I,IV, Canterbury Club II-IV, badminton III, intramural volleyball III-IV, WAA Board II-IV, WDA Council II, softball II, archery III-IV, basketball IV. SKLAR, MARY CAROL. Ocean City. Arts and Sciences; College Chorus I-IV, madri¬ gal singers III, Geographical Society III-IV. SOURS, EDITH PATRICIA. Baltimore. Secondary; Baptist Student Union I-IV (Secretary-treasurer III, President IV), Inter-Varsity III-IV (Secretary IV), Phi Alpha Theta III-IV (President IV), Ever¬ green II-IV (section editor III-IV), SNEA IV, Cultural Affairs Committee IV, WDA Council II, Who’s Who IV. STASIEWICZ, ELEANOR STASIA. Salisbury. Secon¬ dary; basketball I-IV, Newman Club I-IV, intramural basketball I-III, SNEA III-IV (Secretary IV), softball III-IV (manager IV), WAA Board IV. THOMPSON, GAIL KAREN. Seaford, Delaware. Secondary; volleyball II-IV, (manager III-IV), Home¬ coming Court III, WAA Board II-IV, WDA Council I-IV, class Secretary-treasurer IV, intramural volleyball III, intramural basketball II, SNEA IV. TINGLE, DIANE BUNTING. Selbyville, Delaware. Elementary; Harvest Queen II, SNEA IV. TO WERS, DONNA SHEETS. Cambridge. Elementary; hockey I-II, Sweetheart Dance Court I, intramural basketball I. TRAVERS, MARY LOU. Cambridge, Secondary; College Chorus I-IV, Holly Leaf II-IV, Evergreen II, WDA Council II, SNEA IV, Wesley Foundation I. TURNER, JAMES HAROLD. Seaford, Delaware. Secondary; class Vice President IV, Circle K III-IV (Board of Directors IV), Circulo Quixote I-III, Business manager of Holly Leaf IV, intramural softball III-IV. WALLS, MARY CYNTHIA. Millington. Secondary; hockey I,II,IV, volleyball II-III, WAA Board III-IV, WDA Council III, WDA President IV, intramural basketball I,II, Circulo Quixote I,II. WEBSTER, BRENDA JEAN WEBSTER. Wenona. Secondary. WEST, LOIS CARMEAN. Laurel, Delaware. Elementary; SNEA IV. WHEELER, ELLEN MA Y ECKENRODE. Kennedyville. Elementary; College Chorus I-IV (librarian III), bowling I, Wesley Foundation I,IV, madrigals III SNEA IV. WILLIAMS, LINDA LEE. St. Martin. Elementary. WILSON, JAMES STEPHEN. Snow Hill. Secondary; intramural basketball I,II, Day-Dorm football I-IV, baseball III-IV. YOUNG, CAROLE DA WSON. Cambridge. Elementary; SNEA IV. 52 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, John Van Fossen; Secretary, Betsy McDonough; Vice President, Kathy Pierce; Treasurer, Margaret Wilson. 53 Rodney Adams Jane Arbogast Shirley Arnie Lynn Barnes Betty Begley Diane Berkeley Ken Bradley Florence Brimer Sharon Brown 54 Donald Carey Barbara Cathell Helen Coleman Jerry Conner Jackie Culver Mary Danaher Rebecca Dykes Linda Elliott John Evans Joyce Fatzinger Henry Foxwell Bob France Roberta Gallagher Allan Gorsuch Vernon Hall Randolph Hock Bess Holden Clare Holland 56 Toni Hooks Diane Hopkins Bonita Hubbard Claudia Hudson Mary Jarrett Ralph Jefferson Ruth Johnson Carol Kempton Janet Kennedy Peggy Kirkey Norma Jean Koenig Judy Lasley Carol Lawton Agnes Leonard Sylvia Leonhardt Betsy McDonough Charlotte Meeth Shirley Meredith Bettie Messick Ethel Messick Margie Moxey Theresa Muir Frances Nelson Kathleen Niedzwick Marjorie Ockershausen Rick Off ley Nancy Olsen Bob Osinski Emily Ott Esther Peters Robert Pich Kathy Pierce Richard Prettyman Philip Rice Marilyn Russell Stuart Scott 60 Sandy Shockley Kathy Seymour Sandy Shingler Jolene Simms Beverly Smith Howard Smith Sandra Smith Susan Smith Jim Stallings 61 Beverly Stellges Ray Suarez Wayne Sutherland Marilyn Taylor Shirley Tingle Richard Turner Faye Tyler Jean Tyler Bob Vance 62 I I I I ' i John Van Fossen Julia Van Fossen Judy Varner Hugh Vinson Joan Wallace Carol Weatherly Milford Webster Isabelle Williams Margaret Wilson 63 Ginny Wood Lou Wright Mae Yates Walter Yurek 64 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Barry Tull; President, Mike Garrick; Vice Presi¬ dent, Terry Hurley; Secretary, Nancy Foskey. 65 Steve Asplen Walter Bagley Vonnie Ballard Nancy Barnes mmm Pat Barnes JoAnne Barton Linda Bennett Caroline Bertling 66 Sandy Bounds Barbara Brosey Martin Buskirk Curtis Callaway Donald Cannon Barbara Chism —— Dorothy Colburn Curtis Conley Elizabeth Crawford Bob Denton 67 Joe Drewer Sandra Dutton Sandy DuVall Judy Ellis Ronald Fluharty Nancy Foskey 68 Norman Francis Candi Fulcher Mike Garrick Linda Gordon James Green Priscilla Harrison Kay Harvey Dorothy Hess Pat Hinks Debbie Holloway Henrietta Hopkins Gary Howard Karen Howell Carolyn Hubbard Ellen Hugel Norman Hughes ' Terry Hurley Nancy Jackson Sue Jackson Barbara Kent Trina King Margaret Kirk Peggy Kozich Susan Lake Suzanne Lamy Linda Larson Barbara Leahy Ted Lewis Lois Lilly Craig Livingston 71 Sharen Lockerman Terry Marshall Diane Matthews Ginny McCullough Maureen McFadden Marie McGreevy Jane Miller Melody Mumford Janet Murrow Sandra Niederwemmer Janice O’Neal m Shirley Payne Pam Pich Claudia Pinkoski Gail Pip pig Marion Quelet 73 Mary Reynolds Pat Riley David Sammons Linda Schaninger Helen Scheibelhoffer Gail Simmons Jack Smith Diane Squires Pat Stephenson Ben Sturgis Arsie Tate Beverly Towers Jean Tucker Barry Tull Richard Tull Anna Jane Uhde Anita Webster Bob Webster Ellen White FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President, Gene Streagle; Treasurer, Vincent Burns; Secretary, Cheryl Garrison; Vice President, Alice Bnddelle. 76 Ronnie Steve Adams Andelman Nancy Anderson Linda Andrews Doug Ashby Roger Ronnie Attix Baker Vickie Ball Bob Bant Linda Basler Craig Beauchamp Don Bennett James Bicking Richard Biggs Rebecca Richard Christine Joyce Bishop Bisker Bonner Bosnian Roberta Bradbury Linda Bradford Linda Tom Alice Bradley Braniecki Briddelle Donn Brinkley Julia Brittingham Carol Broderick Brenda Brodey Mary Brotemarkle Kathleen Burgoon Bill Burkhardt Vincent Burns Dave Burton Carol Caldwell Walter Campbell Barbara Carey Jan Carson Jane Cartwright Jay Cathell Nelda Caulk Ronnie Christopher Judy Clendaniel Mike Cogan Iff Vivian Cole Joanne Collins Darlene Conrad Pam Conway Kim Cooley mmmm Shirley Creighton Pat Creswell Lester Crockett Anita Dance Nancy John Mary Seretha Dee Daniels Darden Davis Dean Delcher 80 Hanna Dennis Donna Dickie Jane Donovan Linda Donoway Ralph Donaway Julianne Dryden John Dukes Frances Dykes Dennis Eisenbrey Doug Eisenhauer Mary Ellis Peggy Farlow Judy Fegan Linda Fellows Eugene Geiger Pat Gerald Pat Gleeson Sharon Gordy Terry Haase Harry Hall Dennis Hallock Monroe Haltaman Linda Halter 82 Pam Harris Stanley Haramoto Bill Hastings Linda Hastings Beverly Harris Steve Havenner Addie Hayman Barbara Hearn Tamara Heird mmm Barbara Henritz Jane Henry Sherry Hildreth Diane Hill Bob Hitchens 83 Ruth Holland Barbara Hopkins Stephanie Hopkins Jean Holcombe Linda Holland Susan Howard Leonore Huffer Pat Hughes Betty Humphreys Helen Hutchison Pat Ingsley John Jones Kenneth Jones Sharon Jones 84 Deena Jung Anita Kahmer Paule-Jean Kail Barbara Kelly Pat Kemp Joyce Kennedy Nancy Kephart Loretta Kerns John King Barbara LeGates Linda Lawson Carol Klemm Pat Kulp Anne Lawson Elaine Little Mary Long Robert Long Sylvia Long Star Lee Lynch Lydia Lyons Page Malkus Karen Mallon Bob Martin Diane Mason Mary Mason Holly Massey Donna Matthews Pat Matthews Dawne Maurer Pam McCready Brenda McNaughton Richard McNeal Christine Meredith Sharon Meredith Cheryl Meyers Suzanne Meyers Tom Milbourne Yolanda Milholland Betty Miller Dick Miller Linda Mohn George Miles Roberta Mongan Bill Montgomery Lucky Moore Myrna Moore Bill Morgan David Morgan Nancy Morrison Robert Morse Betty Lou Mumford Dale Mumford Portia Newton Pat Nichols Micky Nicholson Regina Norman Frances North Robert Oates Peggy Owens Darlene Parker Bill Parsons George Pearce Margaret Pennewell Harry Perfater Earl Perry, II Philip Perry Kenny Pettit Linda Phillips Wayne Powell Frank Prettyman Doris Pritchett Nancy Privette Dorothy Pusey Gloria Quillen Jeanne Quillen Jim Quillen Linda Rawleigh Paul Reiter Norma Riall Frank Rice Anne Ritchings Gary Robinson Norma Rockette Carol Rosenthal Jeanne Rowbottom Bruce Ruark Eric Rudert Milton Rutter Betty Jean Saathoff Mayilyn Schneck Joe Schwartz Bruce Scott Ginger Shaw Mary Ann Sherman Christine Shores John Shores Davis Short Susan Short Robert Simms Eleanor Spedden John Stack John Stasiewicz Ann Stephenson Stanley Stottlemyer Gene Streagle Suzanne Suit Seth Taylor Carolyn Teller Linda Thater Penny Thomas Bob Tingle Delores Todd Mike Todd Jacqueline Tolley Morgan Turner Leon Tyler Joe Van Fossen Richard Van Natta John Van Tine Andy Vaughn Christine Voight Carol Walker Wyatt Wallace Dave Walters Wellington Ward Woody Ward Diane Waters Donna Webster Neil Webster Sharon Wetchy Skip White Joe Whitlock Edward Wiebel Linda Wiley Vickie Willey Ken Wilson Bill Wright Mary Beth Wright Barbara Young Charles Zimmerman Stewart Palmer, Jr. Ruby Quillen Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities These Seniors, who are honored for their academic averages and contributions to college life, are selected by a committee of Juniors. Susan Bennett Jay Catlin 96 Carol Arndt Diana Andrews James Plutschak Avery Sauls bury Patricia Sours 97 Achievement Key Not more than five per cent of the student body is awarded the Achievement Key each year. Selection is made on the basic of contributions to the total life of the College. A ruby insert is added for second and third year achievement; a dia¬ mond signifies a fourth year. Katherine Pierce — II Margaret Kozich — 11 Diana Andrews Susan Bennett Lynn Ockershauser James Pluschak Patricia Barnes Travis Sepulveda Frances Dykes Julia Brittingham Homecoming Queen Ruby Quillen 1964 and 1965 May Queen and Escort Beverly Bryan and George Cannon Christmas Queen Jean Tyler 100 Sweetheart Queen Sharon Meredith Jim Plutschak Ruby Quillen Mr. and Miss SSC Most Athletic Bob Osinski Carol Arndt Special Awards Geographic Society Award This award is presented to the student who has consistently dis¬ played scholarship and interest in geographic studies. To be eligible the student must have a minimum of fifteen semester hours, in the current period, and at least a 3.25 academic average in Geography. Frances Nadine Clifton Anne H. Matthews Award Established by a former member of the faculty, this award is given to one student in the Junior Class who in the opinion of a faculty committee has shown evidence of outstanding ability and future growth in the field of teaching. It includes a prize of approximately fifty dollars. 102 Beverly Ann Smith Dr. Jessie Fleming College Chorus 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 Candlelighting Service and a Spring Concert. Other programs include processionals and Dr. Frank Carroll entertainment for the convocations and off-campus programs for other schools and civic or church groups. Among this year’s activities the College Chorus participated in a program with the Asbury Church Choir and a community Christmas program in the Civic Center. OFFICERS: SEATED: Rev Bryan, Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Raymond, Peggy Kozich, Librarians; Lynn Barnes, assistant Secretary-Treasurer. President; Ginny Wood, Vice President; STANDING: Kay Harvey, ACCOMPANISTS: Linda Hastings, Kaye Raymond, Carol Kempton, Portia Newton. MADRIGAL SINGERS COLLEGE CHORUS ADVISOR: Mr. Ralph Forney Christian Association The Christian Association Board is composed of two representatives from each religious group on cam¬ pus and three elected officers. The Board attempts to coordinate and enrich religious activities on campus by meeting together to discuss both administrative prob¬ lems and inter-group ideas. They sponsor several all college gatherings, such as assemblies and picnics, in order to provide a full environment of social and spiritual activities. OFFICERS: SEATED: Marilyn Taylor, President; Ginny Wood, Secretary; Ben Sturges, Vice President. BOARD MEMBERS: Brenda Sanford, Rebecca Bishop, Joyce Falzinger, Ginny Wood, Marilyn Taylor, Betty Be¬ gley, Alartin Buskirk, Bev Stellges, Marcia Sites. 106 PRESIDENT: Glen Moore ADVISOR: Mr. Ben Maggs Photography Club The chief source of photographs for the Evergreen is the campus Photography club. In addition, they prepare interesting photographic displays of current campus activities and provide photographs for the Holy Leaf. The club maintains a completely equipped darkroom and does its own developing, printing, and enlarging. MEMBERS: Bob Morse, Craige Beauchamp, Jim Harris, Stanley Haramoto, Glen Moore. 107 OFFICERS: Nancy Henley, President; Roberta Gallagher, Secretary. ADVISOR: Mrs. Jacqueline Oberfrank Sophanes Players Our growing campus theatrical group gives the opportunity to all those interested in acting, cos¬ tuming, property and scenery design, and other fa¬ cets of the theater the chance to express their tal¬ ents. The players are divided into HAM and AP¬ PRENTICE actors according to a system of points based on service. The APPRENTICE actors are those who are new to Sophanes Players and are as¬ piring to gain in ability and theatrical knowledge. Under the direction of Mrs. Jacqueline Ober¬ frank, Sophanes Players has provided three fine quality productions this year: Robinson, a fantasy, Sophocle’s Electra, an experiment in Greek tragedy, and Summer and Smoke. HAM ACTORS: SEATED: Diane Berkeley, Toni Hooks, Shirley Paine, Nancy Henley, Roberta Gallagher, Charlotte Meeth, Susan Bennett. STANDING: Jay Catlin, Lee Clendaniel, Ralph Jefferson, Robert Southerland, Anne Ritchings, Mike Garrick. 108 APPRENTICE ACTORS: Lucky Moore, Eric Rudert, Caroline Bert ling, John Stasiewicz, Marie McGreevy. A scene from Sophanes’ production of Robinson. 109 Phi Alpha Theta Eta Iota is the local chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, a national honorary historical society. Those who have twelve hours of history with a 3.25 average are eligible. Emphasis this year has been on current crisis areas around the world. Monthly meetings reflect this theme. OFFICERS: Susan Bennett, Sec.-Treasurer; Carol Arndt, Program Chairman; Ira McDaniel, Vice President; Pat Sours, President. FACULTY MEMBERS: Mr. Kadlubowski, Dr. Wroten, advisor, Dr. Lescallette, Dr. Shen. MEMBERS: Brenda Sanford, Margaret Moxey, Marilyn Russell, Kathy Pierce, Faye Tyler, Clare Holland, Ray Suarez, Sarah Peters. 110 ADVISOR: Mr. W. Scott Johnson Spanish Club OFFICERS: Ray Suarez, President; Hugh Vin¬ cent, Secretary; Shirley Meredith, Vice-President. Circulo Quixote is an organization established to promote a better understanding of the Spanish¬ speaking people and countries throughout the world. Membership is open to all interested students, and knowledge of the Spanish language is not necessary. Circulo Quixote achieves its purpose by formal and informal discussions by both instructors and guest speakers. Circulo Quixote’s greatest service to the college is its annual presentation of several Spanish films which greatly enhance the student body’s knowl¬ edge of the cultural patterns of the Spanish-speaking world. MEMBERS: Sharon Gordy, Sharon Meredith, Mary Renyolds, Dee Delcher, Nelda Caulk, Julia Bnttingham, Peggy Koziih, Anita Dance, Sandy English. Jay Catlin Claudia Hudson The Evergreen A section of the S.G.A. Constitution stipulates that a yearbook be provided for each student of the college. This is the duty of the Evergreen Staff, and is accomplished during weekly meetings and other periods of free time by a staff of volunteers. The staff is composed of two co-editors, several section editors, and assistants. Photographs are taken chiefly by members of the Photography Club. Summarizing the events of the year, the Evergreen serves as a record of pleasant memories and honorable achievements. Mr. Ben Maggs PHOTOGRA PHY AD VISOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS: SEATED: Barbara Collins, Pat Riley, Phyllis Rice. STANDING: Kay Harvey, Jane Miller. ADVISOR Mr. Clinton Carroll ADVISOR Dr. John B. May STAFF: Marcia Sites, Nancy Olsen (Business Manager), Pat Sours, Linda Andrews. 113 OFFICERS: SEATED: Beverly Bryan, President; Diana Andrews, President. STANDING: Eleanor Stasiewicz, Secretary; Joe Druer, surer. The Student National Education Association is the professional association for college or university students preparing to teach. The Salisbury chapter, chartered in 1946, is affiliated with the National Education Association and the Maryland State Teachers Association. A record increase in membership was attained during the 1964-1965 scholastic year. Several of the members served on state committees. MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Susan Bennett, Arlene Neal. SECOND ROW: JoAnne Jackson, Joanne Collins. Bettie Messick. THIRD ROW: Sarah Peters, Diane Tingle, Syl¬ via Leonhardt. FOURTH ROW: Linda Andrews, Anne Ritchings, Pat Love. The Geographical Society, organized in 1962, gives interested students an op¬ portunity to pursue aspects of the field which would otherwise not be available to them. The Society members participate in a number of activities which include field trips, individual research projects, preparing daily weather reports, and the operation of a tutoring service for the student body. This year the Society visited Franklin Institute in Philadelphia and also went to Asseteague Island. Coming events include other field trips, the presentation of the Geographic Award, and the annual spring dinner. Initial qualifications for membership include an interest in the field and the successful completion of twelve hours in Geography. MEMBERS: Linda Elliot , Sue Reifsnider, Vincent Bums, Norman Conway, Betty Burbage, Sandy DuVall, Bob Os- iniski, Mr. Eugene Farace, Nadine Clifton, Curtis Calloway, Bob Beckett, Stuart Scott, Edward Wissel, Jackie Cul¬ ver, J.R. Prucell. Holly Leaf The campus newspaper, the Holly Leaf, first appeared in the academic year 1925- 1926 when a publication staff was instituted for the purpose of editing a newspaper and a yearbook. These two publications have since grown to be separate organs, each requiring a large and devoted staff. The Holly Leaf, publishing approximately twelve issues dur¬ ing the college year, covers current news of campus activities, concerns, and sports and includes editorials and interesting feature ar¬ ticles, besides providing all individuals and organizations on campus with a means of CO-EDITORS: Diana Andrews and Bill Phillips communication and expression (club news, letters to the editor, and the literary col¬ umn.) The 1964-1965 academic year marked the addition of several regular columns to the Holly Leaf including the popular “Your Professor Speaks,” “The Creative Gull,” and “Coming Campus Events.” ADVISOR: Mrs. A.L. Fleming yjl ImcI i ||f; fXjl f ' ft . Bj COLUMNISTS: SEATED: Kay Harvey, Lynne Barnes, Beverly Bryan. STANDING: Pa¬ trick Riley, Walt Scarborough. Not Pictured: Pat Barnes. SPORTS EDITORS: Bettie Messick and Bob Evans. PHOTOGRAPHER: Craig Beauchamp: BUSINESS MAN¬ AGER: Jim Turner, NOT PICTURED: FEATURE EDI¬ TOR: Buzz Livingston. CONTRIBUTORS AND REPORTERS: SEATED: Jo Anne Jackson, Clare Holland, Anne Ritchings, Linda Bradford. STANDING: Bob France, Linda Andrews, Dawn Maurer, Joanne Collins, Chris Peterson. CIRCULATION AND CLERICAL STAFF: Margaret Pennewell, Carol Arndt, Lee Clendaniel. Not pictured: Donna Hubbard. OFFICERS: SEATED: Jim Plutschak, President; STANDING: Rick Ofjley, Lt. Gov.; Roger Clark, Secretary; Conrad Birch, First Vice-Pres. George Cornmesser, District Treas.; Avery Saulsbury, Second Vice-Pres. Allan Gor- such, Treasurer. Circle K The Circle K is a men’s organization on campus for the pro¬ motion of educational, social, and service projects. Affiliated with the Kiwanis Club of Salisbury, Circle K also participates in community services. Membership is open to all male students of good character and good scholastic standing. ADVISOR: Mr. A.L. Fleming MEMBERS: FIRST ROW TOP TO BOTTOM: Ran Hock, Hugh Vinsen, Ken Bradley, Jim Hams, Jim Stallings. SECOND ROW: Bob Pich, Don Blades, Jim Turner, John VanFossen, Milford Webster, Bob Evans. THIRD ROW: Barry Tull, Bob Webster, Henry Foxwell, Glenn Moore, Janet Kennedy, Circle K Queen. w A A Women’s Athletic Assoc. Officers: SITTING — Emily Ott and Beverly Stellges; STANDING — Ruby Quillen , Arsie Tate, Dr. Whitney (advisor), Carol Arndt. Men’s Athletic Assoc. Officers: Curtis Calloway, Secretary-treasurer; Mr. Maggs, advisor; James Harris, President; Donald Marvel, Vice-President. 120 G Y M N A S T I C S Eric Ruddert, Michal Cogan, Ronald Christopher, John Staciewicz, Richard Turner watch Phil Elzey doing a flip on the trampoline. 121 ROW 1: Cynthia Walls, Marcia Sites, Christen Meredith, Dina Johns, Danola Blair, Sandra Shingler, Sandra Shockly, Jetta Reynolds, Nancy Jackson, Anita Webster; ROW 2: Margaret Wilson, Carol Arndt, Aggie Leonard, Ann Colton, Janet Kennedy, Ruby Qxallen, Pat Stephenson, Jean Tyler, Arsie Tate, Gail Pippig, Norma Jean Koe¬ nig. Co-captains: Ann Colton and Carol Flench. 122 IS! Curtis kicks it away. � m V as jey ,.}-. ' X- E=f= Q r A .Mi ' ! RK ' fjajt- r f,-. ' f jm 9 ' , ‘1 e : T T? §f m JBf ’ 4E ' A; Ml W ' rr • - ROW 1: Donald Carey, Curtis Calloway, James Stallings, Donald Blades, Woody Ward, Norman Francis; ROW 2: Steve Asplen, Richard Turner, James Plutshak, Wyatt Wallace, John Slaceiewicz, William Par¬ sons, James Harris, Mr. Maggs coach; ROW 3: George Pierce, Howard Smith, Henry Foxwell, Stewart Palmer, Paul Ward, Curtis Conley, Shelby Clendaniel, Douglas Ashby; ROW 4: Robert Osinski, Glenn Moore, Neil Webster, Allen Gorsuch, Eric Ruddert, Richard Miller, Stanley Stottlemeyer. 123 Punky pooches: ROW 1 — Carolyn Hubbard, Lynn Barnes; ROW 2 — Priscilla Harrison, Terry Hurley, Nelda Cauth. Women ' MANGY MONGRELS: Sandra Shockley, Sherry McFadden, Lee Clendaniel, Carol Hench. MIGHTY MUTTS: ROW 1: Marcia Sites, Lin Thater, Aggie Leonard, Beverly Stellges, Sylvia Leonhardt; ROW 2: — Marilyn Taylor, Joyce Fatzinger, Sandy Shingler. 124 Intramurals DOPEY DOGGIES: ROW 1 — Jean Tyler, Janet Kennedy, Pam McKinney; ROW 2 — Linda Andrews, Maureen McFadden, Mary Mason. PIE-EYED POODLES: ROW 1 — Marie McGreevy, Sharon Mer¬ edith, Mary Reynolds, Nancy Jackson, Anita Webster, Caroline Bertling. MUSHY HUSKIES: Jane Arbogast, Carol Arndt, Sharon Lockerman. 125 Marcia Sites, Sandra Shockley, Maureen Me Fadden, Donna Hubbard, Eleanor Stasiewicz, Ruby Quillen, Beverely Stellges, Janet Kennedy, Barbara Heam, Arsie Tate, Anita Webster, Jean Tyler. Co-Captains: Donna Hubbard and Ruby Quillen. 126 ROW 1: James Martin, George Miles, Robert Evans, George Cannon, Gene Streagle, William Burkhardt, Raymond Suarez, David Burton, Rob- Curtis Conley, Robert Hitchens, Woody Ward, Richard Miller; ROW 2: ert Osinski, Stewert Palmer, Wyatt Wallace. Coach — Deane E. Deshon Basketball 127 Andy Vaughn, Shelby Clendaniel, Bill Parsons, Donald Carey, John Evans, Bob Becket, Donald Blades. Steve Asplen, Barry Tull, Jim Harris, Bob Vance, Steve Stottlemeyer, Harry Perfaler, Bob France, Bob Evans, Jerry Connors. 128 Intramurals Avery Saulsbury, Richard Kellam, Douglas Eis¬ enhower, Ronald Chistopher, Dennis King, John Staciewicz, Richard McNeal, Lester Crockett. 129 V o l l e y b a l l STANDING: Harry Perfater, Donald Parks, Robert Vance, David Denton, Donald Brinkley; KNEELING: James Plutschak, Mr. Luttrell, Douglas Ashby, Jerry Connors, Curtis Calloway. 130 ROW 1: Curtis Calloway, James Harris, James Stallings, Donald Carey, Avery Saulsbury; ROW 2: Jack Morris, Ralph Hazel, Richard Wilson, William Burton, Douglas Ashby; ROW 3: Mike Corbett, Ray Suarez, James Wilson, Robert Osinski, Howard Smith. Baseball Coach — Deane E. Deshon 131 FRONT: Jetta Reynolds, mascot; ROW 1: Ethel Messick, Sharon Brown, Georgia Hall. ROW 2: Beverely Smith, Mary Ellen Ellis, Bobbie Bradbury, Suzan Howard, Richard Van Natta, Lydia Lyons. Not shown: Pam Pich and Bill Montgomery. Cheerleaders 132 Julia Brittingham The Reception Freshman Sweeties 134 Linda Lawson Christmas Not only do trees acquire decorations during the holiday sea¬ son, but doors as well. The gay doors in these pictures belong to members of the faculty. 135 Juniors decorate tree in the auditorium. The Hobby Shop — Faculty Only Dr. Devilbiss Furniture Restoration 136 Mr. Farace Field Trips and Camping In Class What do you think the author meant? Intellectuals at work Let’s eat. Jumping for the team. Snack Bar dance. Learning self-defense. 139 Shall u e wade or swim? ALMA MATER O Alma Mater, standing wise and stately, We dedicate our song to thee — A song of praise, a song of deep devotion, A song of love and endless loyalty. Salisbury College, school of gracious beauty, Thy portals stand, an open door Through which we enter lives of deeper wisdom, Oh, we shall love thy name forever more. Margaret H. Black