Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

SALISBURY STATE COLLEGE SALISBURY. MARYLAND City Construction A COLLEGE AND C O M M U N I I T Y GROW Planning Today for a Better Tomorrow This newly adopted slogan of the city of Salisbury reflects the genuine interest in the fu¬ ture of both the community and of the college. As the new Student Union Building is con¬ structed, S.S.C. acquires new facilities for its expanding enrollment. ' Some Things Remain Unchanged in a Changing World. 5 Familiar Scenes in the Life of an SSC Student The park and campus in winter and the portico in fall are familiar sights to S.S.C. students, although seldom appreciated until captured by the eye of a camera. 7 . i, .Ml|]-| ■ ' ' : - r •WjdLf, l v t gn -C T mV vf f WffijkMJ I FOREWORD A college does not exist as an entity; it is an integral part of the community. The city of Sal¬ isbury and the College are expanding in size and facilities. New buildings are being con¬ structed and new personalities are being drawn by the increasing opportunities to the city and to the suburbs. This year’s increased enrollment and addition of new faculty members are sig¬ nificant proof of the expansion of our College. There has been increasing exchange between the College and the community. The College offers to the community cultural programs of symphony concerts, chorus, and dramatic pro¬ ductions, art exhibits, and outstanding lectures by well-known personalities. It also distributes clothes and toys to the needy children at Christ¬ mas time. The merchants of Salisbury provide many services for the students in return for their patronage. The community park is a beau¬ ty spot enjoyed by all and Canal Park has pro¬ vided a pleasant setting for many enjoyable picnics. This growth of the College and the communi¬ ty is reflected in the 1966 Evergreen. v Mv«r A variety of activities are pursued by S.S.C. students in the time remaining after the completion of their aca¬ demic responsibilities. 10 SSC Students Grow Socially as Well as Academically. Members of a record-breaking Freshman Class, the largest enrollment in S.S.C’s history, take a break in their busy day to get acquainted with new friends. r W? 11 HffiM A DM IN IS TRA TION Dr. Wilbur Devilbiss, President 14 Message From the President Mrs. Rosalie Griffith Secretary to the President Message to Graduates To each member of the graduating class I extend best wishes for much success in your chosen profession or vocation. It is my hope that during the time you have spent in this College you have found the opportunity to stretch the range of “eye” and “ear” to the eternal miracle of life with its limitless possibilities. Education does not end with a degree or diploma. An attitude toward learning that I hope each has developed must be carried into life after graduation. The demands of our rapidly changing society for knowledge, intellectual skills and quality performance can never be satisfied by what can be compressed into four years of formal college work. Rather, education is coterminous with life itself. If you have had your appetite whetted for further learning and have achieved that measure of self-discipline which leads to self-education, then you have received a head start toward a successful and satisfying life. Wilbur Devilbiss President 15 Secretary to the Dean of Instruction Orem E. Robinson, Jr. Dean of Students f€l The Offices of Administration Dr. Earl T. Willis Dean of Instruction Mrs. Regina Taylor Sara Mae Wilkins — Clerk Typ¬ ist LL Anna May Doyle — Clerk Typist II Virginia B. Powell — Secretary I )rothy L. Powell - Registrar, A. Not pictured: Charles W. Betts, Business Manager I. Bernice M. Hayman, Secretary I. C. Audrey Stewart — Social Di¬ rector, B.A. Helen F. Taylor — Senior Ac¬ count Clerk Rebecca P. Brittingham — Prin¬ cipal Account Clerk I. John M. Watters — Assistant Registrar Delores J. Miller — Secre¬ tary II. ART Henrietta S. Purnell Clinton Carroll Henrietta S. Purnell sor, Art, B.S., A.M. — Assistant Profes- ED UCA TION Carolyn C. Clement — Professor, Ed¬ ucation. A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Mark M. Atkinson Mark Atkinson — Associ ate Professor, Carolyn C. Clement Director of Practice. A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Leila Stevens Rose R. Scheck Leila Stevens — Professor, Educa¬ tion. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 18 Rose R. Scheck — Associate Profes¬ sor, Education. B.S., Ed.M., Ed.D. ENGLISH Robert A. Elderdice MacCurdy Burnet Francis B. Fleming Mary Gay Calcott Clinton Carroll Jacqueline McM. Oberfrank Robert E. Smith Robert A. Elderdice - Pro fessor, English. A.B., M.A. Ph.D. Associate Professor, English. A.B Instructor, English. B.A., M.A. MacCurdy Burnet - A.M. Clinton Carroll Instruc- Jacqueline McM. Oberfrank tor, Speech. B.S. Robert E. Smith, III — Assistant Professor, English. B.A., M.A. — Associate Professor, English. A.B Assistant Professor, English. A.B., Tv Francis B. Fleming Marv G. Calcott — rjj 1 Alethea H. Whitney — Professor, Health and Physical Education. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Mariuna Mor¬ rison — Instructor, Health and Physical Education. B.S., M.Sc. Benn Maggs — Associate Profes¬ sor, Health and Physical Educa¬ tion. B.S., M.A. Deane E. Deshon — Assistant Professor, Health and Physical Education. B.S., M.A. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL ED UCA TION Alethea H. Whitney Benn Maggs Deane E. Deshon Mariuna Morrison LANGUAGE Mary Laura Francis Pedro Carlos Harispe Alice V. Beaulieu William S. Kurtz Mary Laura Francis — Professor, French. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Pedro Carlos Harispe — Assis¬ tant Professor, French and Span¬ ish. B.S., M.A. Alice V. Beaulieu — Instructor, French. B.S.N. William S. Kurtz — Instructor, Spanish. B.A., M.A. MATHEMATICS Frank D. White — Associate Professor, Mathematics. A.B., M.Ed. Frank D. White William F. Buckler Charles R. Luttrell Paul Wasik Paul Wasik — Assistant Professor, Mathematics. B.A., M.A. W. F. Buckler — Assistant Professor, Mathe¬ matics. B.Ed., A.M. Jessie L. Fleming — Professor, Music. B.S., A.M., Ed.D. Frank M. Carroll — Associate Pro¬ fessor, Music. B.M.. M.M., Ph.D. PSYCHOLOGY John B. May Sidney Kaplan Maurice C. Fleming — Professor, Biology, A.B., A.M., Ed.D., Ph.D., LL.B. James F. Glenn — Associate Profes¬ sor, Chemistry, A.B., M.S. John B. May — Professor, Psychology, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Sidney Kaplan — Assistant Prof., Sociology, B.A., M.A. Edna E. Estes — Professor, Biology, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Frank E. Hoge — Associate Professor, Physics, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. SCIENCE Maurice C. Fleming Edna E. Estes James F. Glenn Frank E. Floge Ralph D. Forney Charles O. Wingo, Jr. Louis H. Di Salvo Ralph D. Forney — Instructor, Physical Science, A.B., M.S. Charles O. Wingo, Jr. — Instructor, Biol¬ ogy, B.S., M.S. Louis H. Di Salvo — Instructor. Biologi¬ cal Science, B.A., M.S. SOCIAL SCIENCE William H. Wroten, Jr. Justin Y. Shen Millard G. LesCallette A. L. Fleming A. Nayland Page Eugene D. Farace John F. Kadlubowski David B. Miller Alton C. Thompson Millard G. LesCallette — Professor, His¬ tory, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. William H. Wroten, Jr. — Professor, His¬ tory, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Justin Y. Shen — Professor, Political Science, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. David Brice Miller — In¬ structor, Sociology, B.S., M.A. A. L. Fleming — Associate Professor, So¬ cial Science. B.S., A.M. A. Nayland Page — Associate Professor, History. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. John F. Kadlubowski — Instructor, His- Alton C. Thompson — Instructor, Geography. B.S., M.A. Eugene D. Farace — Assistant Professor, Geography. B.S., M.A. tory. B.A., M.A. 24 E. Pauline Riall — Associate Pro¬ fessor, Principal, B.S., A.M. Roberta B. Mason — Instructor Grade I, B.S. Louise S. White — Assistant Pro¬ fessor Grade IV, B.S., M.A. Nettie C. Bentley — Instructor, Assistant Librarian, B.A., B.L.S. Ruth T. Bennett —- Instructor, Grade II, B.S., M.Ed. Maurice W. Bozman — Assistant Professor, Grade V., B.S., M.Ed. Mary H. Lawry — Assistant Profes- Wilsie G. Seabrease — Assistant O Professor Grade III, B.S., M.S. O James R. Focht — Associate Pro¬ fessor Grade VI., B.S.. M S. jTTVV ' ;: ' -7 . 1 | H i ; Jiff1 1 i ,1L . ■■ ■J4h 1 1 f Kipf i ui Grace S. Chaires — Assistant Professor, Librarian, A.B., B.S., A.M. LIBRARY hi ■ puts vaunt a voto P i T ij Pi f r ’wF f Jr 1 . -a : r‘ j i i Constance C. Sickmund — Instructor, Assistant Librarian, B.A., B.S.; Allison Freshwater — Assistant Librarian; Sallie D. Parker — Library Assistant; Not pictured: Ruth Drewer, Clerk II; May H. Truitt, In¬ structor Assistant Librarian A.B., LL.B., M.S.; Gladys Lewis, Library Assistant. Elizabeth M. Rickert, R. N., Nurse II J. William Beck, Food Service Manager I. Supervisors of the Men’s Women’s Residence Halls Catherine S. Dryden, Ethel J. Larmore, Margaret W. Mallery, R. Ruth Welch, Elaine Williams. Fred L. Foltz — Maintenance Mechanic IV. 26 STUDENT GO VERNMENT ASSOCIATION Student Government Association The Student Government Association is an orga¬ nization that coordinates all activities on campus for the students of the college. This includes not only items of social interest but also academic and cultural matters that involve the students as a whole. This orga¬ nization acts as a liaison between the faculty admin¬ istration and students to provide a means of better coordination and cooperation among all three. While the S.G.A. is the students the Board is the representative of these students and acts on their rec¬ ommendation and i nterests. The S.G.A. becomes fully realized and hence a really worthwhile organization when the students make use of it. The S.G.A. besides providing social activities throughout the year is the only organization on cam¬ pus which deals with the major problems affecting the majority of the students. OFFICERS: SEATED: Janet Kennedy, President; Norma Koening, Secretary. STANDING: Barry Tull, Vice-President, Allan Gorsuch, Soc. Comm. Chairman, Mike Garrick, Treasurer. S.G.A. BOARD: SEATED: Joan Colden, Sandy DuVall, Kathy Pierce. STANDING: Ed Taylor, Bill Parsons, John Van Fossen, Dave Sammons, Rick Biggs. LECTURE COMMITTEE: SITTING: Ben Sturgis, Janet Kennedy, Ted Lewis, Mrs. Fleming. STANDING: Dr. Shen, Dr. LesCallette, Dean Robinson. Cultural Affairs Committee ART FILM COMMITTEE: Rodney Adams, and Miss Calcott. ARTS COMMITTEE: Eric Rudert, Mrs. Oberfrank, Carol Kempton; (not shown) Miss Stewart. The Cultural Affairs Committee has as its assignment the planning and execu¬ tion of a program of cultural activity to supplement the seminal and open ended cultural program begun in the classroom. Faculty representatives and student rep¬ resentatives work together to plan activi¬ ties in the fields of music art lectures dance and drama. COFFEE HOUR COMMITTEE: Kathy Pierce. Pat Barns, Mr. Kadlubowski, Mike Garrick, Peggy Kozich. ADVISOR: Miss Stewart The Women’s Dormitory Associations are designed to provide an atmosphere in which residents by realizing their responsibility to the dormitory community as well as to themselves may reach a new level of Maturity. WOMEN’S NEW DORM: SEATED: Jane Miller, Secretary; Marilyn Taylor, President; Gail Simmons, Vice President. STANDING: Kathy Pierce, Fire Marshal, Karen Howell, Treasurer, Diane Matthews, Parliamentarian, Betsy McDonough, Social Chairman. MAIN WOMEN’S DORM: Mary Reynolds, Vice President; Margie Moxey, President; Jo- Anne Collins, Parliamentarian; (not shown) Portia Newton, Treasurer, Louis Lilly, Social Chairman. 30 All residents of the men’s dormitory are members of the Men’s Dormitory Association. This self-governing body operates under the supervision of the Dean of Students. Its council of elected officers and appointed proctors provides leadership in the government of dor¬ mitory living. ADVISOR: Dean Robinson OFFICERS: Bill Parsons, Trea¬ surer, Rick Offley, President, Rich¬ ard Prettyman Secretary; (not shown) Robert Webster, Vice President. 31 ADVISOR: Miss Stewart CHAIRMAN: Allen Gorsuch Social Committee Operating under the auspices of the SGA and with the guidance of the Social Director of the College, the Social Committee plans a balanced program of social activities for the college year. It is composed of two members from each directed by chairman elected by the whole student body. Setting up the calendar, the com¬ mittee incorporates all major campus dances, hootenannies, feature movies, indoor picnics. Snack Bar dances, and other informal entertainment features. Other cam¬ pus organizations and clubs look to the Social Committee for assistance in plan¬ ning their own social activities, providing harmonious campus life throughout the year. SEATED: Allen Gorsuch, Sandra Benton, Sylvia Leonhardt, Mary Ellen Ellis, Ted Lewis. STAND¬ ING: Janet Murrow, Pat Gleeson. Helen Collins. CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rodney Adams; Vice-President. Stuart Scott; President, Jane Ar- bogast; Treasurer, Sandy Shockley; Secretary. RODNEY RICHARDSON ADAMS Trappe Secondary Intramural Basketball I-II Sophanes Players 111 -1V Holly Leaf IV Cultural Affairs Committee IV Class Vice President IV BETTY JANE ARBOGAST Delmar, Delaware Elementary Basketball Eli Volley Ball II Manager II WAA Board III Class Treasurer IV Intramural Basketball II.III.IV Variety Show III SHIRLEY ROSE ARNIE Cambridge Secondary Chorus I.IV SNEA IV New Women’s Dormitory Council IV WAA JOAN WALLACE BARNES Cambridge Secondary Evergreen IV Gym Club I SNEA IV 35 1 LYNN WEBSTER BARNES Princess Anne Secondary Bowling I,II,III,IV Co-manager III,IV Volley Ball II.III.IV College Chorus I,II,III Holly Leaf I.II.IILIV Associate Editor IV WAA Board III.IV WDA Council III Intramural Basketball III SNEA III.IV Wesley Foundation II MARTHA TATE BENSINGER Bridgeville, Del. Arts and Sciences BETTY JEAN BEGLEY Virginia Beach, Va. Elementary Newman Club ULIII.IV President IV Basketball Intramurals II WDA Council III Parliamentarian III DIANE ST. CLAIR BERKELEY Bel Air Elementary Sophanes Players I-IV Canterbury Club I-IV Intramural Basketball I Bowling III Student Counselor IV Modern Dance Club IV Harvest Ball Queen II Circle K Sweetheart IV DOROTHY REICHLIN BOUNDS Salisbury Elementary FAYE TYLER BRADLEY Cambridge Secondary Phi Alpha Theta SHARON LEIGH BROWN Baltimore Elementary Gym Club 1,11,111 Cheerleader LIIJILIV Captain II.IILIV WAA Board LIIJILIV Volley Ball I Bowling LIII.IV Manager II.IILIV SNEA III.IV Canteroury Club 1,11 Badminton IV SHIRLEY NAOMI BUNTING Ocean City Secondary Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Sophanes Players WILLIAM JOSEPH BURACKER Salisbury Arts and Sciences Circle K IV Assistant Chairman III Intramural Softball I.II.I1I.IV Intramural Basketball II.IILIV Sophanes Players II.IILIV 37 DONALD KENNETH CAREY Salisbury Elementary JERRY LEE CONNER Crisfield Secondary Intramural Basketball IJLIII.IV Intramural Softball ILIIIJV Volley Ball III,IV MDA BARBARA BLEVINS CATHELL Bel Air Elementary Sweetheart Queen I Cantabury Club Cheerleader WDA Council ELWYN EDWARD COOPER. JR. Snow Hill Secondary 38 JACQUELINE A. CULVER Hebron Elementary Geographic Society II.III.IV SNEA III.IV MARY ELIZABETH DANAHER Baltimore Elementary Newman Club I,II.III.IV Secretary II SNEA IV ' EILEEN ROBINSON ELIOT Salisbury Arts and Sciences LINDA ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Delmar Arts and Sciences Phi Alpha Theta III.IV Geographic Society II.III.IV Secretary-Treasurer IV 39 JOHN NEVITT EVANS, JR. Cambridge Secondary Baseball III.IV Intramurals II,III,IV College Chorus III,IV Holly Leaf IV Instrumental Ensemble III,IV Talent Chow III,IV Master of Ceremonies IIIJV DAWNELL FINLEY FOSKEY Salisbury Secondary Sophanes Players I.II.Ill,IV President II Vice President III Secretary I Holly Leaf I.II.IIUV News Editor II Feature Editor III College Chorus I-IV SNEA IIIJV Varsity Field Hockey II,III JOYCE ROBERTA FATZINGER Baltimore Secondary Christian Association III President IV Basketball Intramurals II,III,IV Judo II,III Intervarsity Christian Fellowship IIIJV HENRY TALMADGE FOXWELL Cambridge Secondary Newman Club II.III.IV President III Circle K IIIJV Varsity Soccer I-IV Intramural Softball I-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV Varsity Tennis III.IV RICHARD BOB FRANCE Seat Pleasant Secondary Spanish Club Sophanes Players Holly Leaf Intramurals Mi 40 ROBERT ALLAN GORSUCH Chestertown Secondary Circle K Treasurer Sophanes Players SGA Executive Board Social Committee Representative Chairman Varsity Soccer MDA VERNON MEARICE HALL Millsboro, Del. Elementary Intramural Basketball 1-IV Intramural Softball II,III, Circle K II MDA CAROL ANN HENCH Federalsurg Elementary Varsity Hockey 1-IV Varsity Basketball I Varsity Volley Ball I-IV Basketball Intramurals 1-IV WAA Secretary IV Geographic Society RANDOLPH EDWARD HOCK Crumpton Secondary College Chorus I-IV Wesley Foundation I-III President III SNEA I Circle K III.IV Treasurer IV 41 Madrigal Singers II.Ill TONI ROBERTHA HOOKS Salisbury Arts and Sciences Baptist Student Union I-IV President IV Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 11,111,IV Sophanes Players I-IV President IV Christian Association I-IV CLARE DEVF.REAUX HOLLAND Salisbury Arts and Sciences College Chorus Holly Leaf Phi Alpha Theta Spanish Club LINDA CAROL HOLLAND Salisbury Arts and Sciences BESS MARIE HOLDEN Chestertown Elementary College Chorus Stage Band SNEA WDA Bowling 42 ■HP DIANE ELIZABETH HOPKINS Parsonsburg Elementary College Chorus II,III,IV SNEA III,IV CLAUDIA ALICE V. HUDSON Mardela Springs Evergreen I-IV Staff I.II Co-Editor III.IV National Council of Teachers of Mathe¬ matics III.IV BONITA SUE HUBBARD Golden Hill Elementary WDA I SNEA IV MARY JARRETT LOWMAN Parsonsburg Arts and Sciences 43 J. RALPH JEFFERSON Milton. Del. Secondary CAROF LYNN KEMPTON Baltimore Elementary College Chorus I-IV Chorus Accompanist I-IV Chorus President IV Wesley Foundation I-IV Chairman IV Cultural Affairs IV Instrumental Ensemble III.IV Madrigal Singers II.Ill RUTH WILLIAMS JOHNSON Salisbury Elementary College Chorus II Sophomore Class Secretary JANET DEE KENNEDY Rockville Elementary SGA III.IV Secretary III President IV WAA I-IV Varsity Hockey III.IV Varsity Basketball Manager 111.IV Who’s Who IV Dean ' s List III NORMA REGINA KOENIG Reisterstown Elementary Sophanes Players I-IV Varsity Hockey Manager III,IV SGA III. Secretary III SNEA IV Intramural Basketball II KENNETH RAY LANDON Salisbury Arts and Sciences CAROL ANN LAWTON Baltimore Elementary Class Secretary I Canterbury Club I-IV SNEA IV Evergreen IV Phi Alpha Theta IV AGNES CECELIA LEONARD Cambridge Elementary Varsity Hockey I-IV Co-Captain IV Varsity Volley Ball I-IV Co-Captain III Intramural Basketball I-IV Manager II-IV Newman Club I WAA II.III.IV SYLVIA ANN LEONHARDT Dundalk Elementary Lutheran Association I-IV Secretary II SNEA III. IV Senior Advisor IV WAA Board II-IV Treasurer IV Varsity Basketball Manager I-IV Social Committee III.IV LOIS LEE LILLY Elkton Elementary Baptist Student Union 11-IV Secretary II WDA III.IV SNEA IV WDA Social Chairman IV NORMAN DALE MACON Salisbury Secondary ELIZABETH ANNE MCDONOUGH Baltimore Secondary WDA Vice President III Social Chairman IV Newman Club 1-IV President II Secretary III Class Secretary III WAA Board III.IV BARBARA JEANNE MCMILLIN Salisbury Secondary Phi Alpha Theta 46 SHIRLEY ANNE MEREDITH Federalsburg Secondary Spanish Club I-IV Secretary II Vice President III WDA I,HEIV SNEA III.IV Basketball Intramurals 1,11 .IV Volleyball Intramurals II.IV Wesley Foundation I,II ETHEL MAE MESSICK Milford. Del. Elementary Cheerleader I I-IV SNEA III,IV Treasurer IV WDA IIJII BETTIE LEE MESSICK Secretary Elementary Varsity Hockey I I-IV WAA Board III.IV Holly Leaf III.IV WAA President IV SNEA III.IV Tennis Club I-IV JOLENE SIMMS MILES Salisbury Secondary Cheerleader I SGA Representative II Intramural Basketball I-II1 47 MARGARET ANN MOXEY East New Market Secondary KATHLEEN FRANCES NIEDZWICK Baltimore Secondary WDA 111,1V Phi Alpha Theta LYNN MCCHESNEY OCKERHAUSEN Wilmington, Del. Elementary SNEA Achievement Key 48 RICHARD DOUGLASS OFFLEY Sparrows Point Secondary Circle K II-IV Lieutenant Governor III Man of the Year III First Vice President IV MDA III President IV Class President II MAA Treasurer II Basketball Manager I,II ROBERT STANLEY OSINSKI Denton Secondary Athlete of the Year III Geographic Society I-IV President IV Christian Association Vice President II Circle K II-IV Baseball I-IV Soccer II-IV Captain IV Basketball I-IV Captain IV NANCY JACKSON OLSEN Arbutus Elementary WDA II,IV Evergreen Staff II,III,IV Business Manager III,IV SNEA IV EMILY GRACE OTT Baltimore Elementary WAA Board II-IV Secretary III State Representative IV WDA 11,111 Volleyball Manager III.IV SNEA IV Intramural Basketball I Sophanes Players I PHILIP DONALD PARKS Cambridge Arts and Sciences Varsity Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball I.II.III Volley Ball III.IV Sophanes Players LIII Holly Leaf Staff IV 49 SUSAN SMITH PARKS Salisbury Elementary SNEA ESTHER PETERS Salisbury Elementary SNEA Phi Alpha Theta SANDRA SMITH PERDUE Salisbury Elementary SNEA WILLIAM HOLLIS PHILLIPS Salisbury Secondary Holly Leaf Staff Holly Leaf Editor Circle K Intramural Softball Sophanes Players 50 ROBERT GLENN PICH Salisbury Secondary Who’s Who IV Circle K III,IV Newman Club I-IV SNEA II Intramural Softball 11-IV Intramural Basketball II-IV Class Vice President II BEVERLY ANN SMITH POPE Salisbury Elementary Dean’s List I-IV Achievement Key II,III Anne H. Matthews Award III Phi Alpha Theta SNEA Cheerleader II.Ill Intramural Basketball I.II ELLEN KATHERINE PIERCE Ocean City Secondary Phi Alpha Theta III,IV Program Chairman IV Class Vice President III Cultural Affairs Committee III.IV Achievement Key II,III Who’s Who IV Fire Marshall IV SGA Board IV Dean’s List I-IV RICHARD JAMES PRETTYMAN Preston Secondary MDA II,III,IV Secretary IV Circle K III,IV Intramural Softball I-IV Intramural Basketball III.IV Science Seminar 11-IV Chairman III REBECCA ANN DYKES Salisbury Secondary SANDRA BETTY ROBBINS Andrews Elementary WDA IV WAA III SNEA IV PHILIP WILLIAM RICE Cambridge Secondary MDA Secretary Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Gym Club MARILYN JUNE RUSSELL Easton Secondary Spanish Club II Phi Alpha Theta III.IV Secretary-Treasurer IV WALTER CLAYTON SCARBOROUGH Snow Hill Arts and Sciences Holly Leaf III.IV Editor-In-Chief IV Circle K III.IV 52 ■■psiRpnp ' STUART JOHN SCOTT Lewes, Del. Elementary Class President IV College Chorus Madrigals Geographic Society Cheerleader SANDRA LEE SHOCKLEY Frankford, Del. Elementary Class Treasurer II Class Secretary IV WAA Board IIIJV Hockey IIIJV Basketball I-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV SANDRA RAE SHINGLER Rising Sun Secondary Varsity Hockey II,HI WAA IIIJV Intramural Basketball IIIJV Manager IIIJV HOWARD THOMAS SMITH Salisbury Elementary Soccer IV Baseball I JAMES D. STALLINGS Easton Secondary SGA III Circle K IIIJV Lieutenant Governor Capital District IV Soccer IIJII Intramural Soccer IV Baseball LI I Intramural Basketball I-IV STANLEY EDWARD STOTTLEMYER Fairplay Secondary Dean’s List II Christian Association I-IV Vice President IV Wesley Foundation I-IV Secretary-Treasurer II Vice President III WAA I-IV President III Senior Advisor IV Chorus I-IV Secretary-Treasurer IV BEVERLY JANE STELLGES Elkton Elementary Who’s Who IV RAYMOND EDWARD SUAREZ Crisfield Secondary Phi Alpha Theta III,IV President IV Spanish Club LILIII Treasurer II President III Varsity Basketball I-IV Varsity Baseball I-IV Circle K IV ROBERT WAYNE SUTHERLAND Baltimore Secondary Sophanes Players I-IV Gym Club I Circle K IV Spanish Club I MARILYN JODELL TAYLOR Baltimore Elementary Class Vice President I WDA President IV Christina Association President III Intervarsity Christian Fellowship WAA Board Intramural Basketball Manager LOIS JOAN MUTH TURNER Salisbury Elementary Cheerleader I,II Volleyball I SHIRLEY ROBINSON TINGLE Salisbury Elementary SNEA IV CECILIA JEAN TYLER Hoopers Island Elementary Hockey I-IV Basketball II,III Volleyball IV WAA Board II-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV 55 6 RICHARD CLOPTON VAN NATTA Cheverly Elementary SNEA MAA MDA Cheerleader Dance Band Geographic Society HUGH CARTER VINSON Hurlock Secondary Circle K III,IV Vice President IV Spanish Club II.Ill Vice President II Secretary III MDA III,IV Secretary III JOHN RAYMOND VAN FOSSEN, JR. Salisbury Arts and Sciences SGA Board IV Class President III Circle K II-IV Dean ' s List I.II Varsity Soccer III Intramural Softball I-IV Intramural Basketball I-IV - ROBERT CARROLL VANCE Salisbury Elementary Intramural Volleyball III Intramural Basketball II-IV Intramural Softball II-IV Band III,IV JUDITH ANN VARNER Baltimore Co. Elementary Geographic Society IV WDA III College Chorus III Wesley Foundation Secretary III SNEA III,IV MARGARET WILSON Denton Elementary Class Treasurer III WAA Board Hockey Manager Cultural Affairs Committee p • ISABELLE VIRGINIA WILLIAMS Del Mar Elementary LANA RAE S. WILLIAMS Selbyville, Del. Elementary Intramural Basketball III MILFORD PAUL WEBSTER. JR. Cambridge Secondary Phi Alpha Theta IV Circle K II-IV Secretary IV Spanish Club I-III President II Treasurer III Intramural Basketball I-IV Intramural Softball II-IV Intramural Soccer II.IV CAROL WEATHERLY Baltimore Elementary Phi Alpha Theta Wesley Foundation Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 57 ARTHUR EDWIN WISSEL Catonsville Secondary VIRGINIA LOUISE WOOD North East Elementary College Chorus Vice President Madrigals Wesley Foundation WDA Christian Association Secretary-Treasurer Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Sophanes Players MAE HALTAMAN YATES Salisbury Elementary SNEA III,IV 58 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Nancy Foskey; Vice-president, David Sammons; President, Pam Pich; Treasurer, Mary Reynolds; Secretary. JUNIORS William Abbott Stephan Asplen Yvonne Ballard JoAnne Barton Linda Bennett Caroline Bertling Danola Blair Linda Bolinger Sandra Bounds 60 Donn Brinkley Martin Buskirk Donald Cannon Dorothy Colburn Elizabeth Crawford David Denton Martha Donovan Joseph R. Drewer Beverly Durham 61 Jane Fields Nancy Foskey Margaret Frain Norman Francis Michael Garrick George Anna Hewins 62 Karen Howell Ellen Hugel Nancy Jackson Barbara Leahy Ted Lewis Sharon Lockerman 63 Donald Marvel Marie McGreevy Theresa Marshall Diane Matthews Charlotte Meeth Jane Miller Melody Mumford Janice O’Neal Shirley Payne 64 Margaret Pennewell Esther Peters Pamela Pich Ola Reese Sue Reifsnider Mary Reynolds 65 William Riley Diane Squires Richard Tull David Sammons Wilson Sturgis Patricia Walters Helen ScheibelhofTer Shirley Tilghman Anita Webster Gail Simmons Barry Tull Robert Webster Jean Williamson 66 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Lydia Lyons, Secretary; James Hitchens, Treasurer; Cher¬ yl Garrison, Vice President; Joe Van Fossen, President. SOPHOMORES m Ronnie Adams Walter Bagley Donald Bennett Nancy Anderson Linda Basler Rebecca Bishop Linda Andrews John Craig Beauchamp Joyce Bosman Roger Attix Robert Beckett Roberta Bradbury 68 Linda Bradford Kathleen Burgoon Michael Cogan Julia Brittingham Jane Cartwright Vivian Cole Carol Broderick Nelda Caulk Joanne Collins Mary Brotemartle Ronald Christopher Darlene Conrad 69 Patricia Creswell Donna Dickie Frances Dykes Lester Crockett, Jr. Joanna Donovan Douglas Eisenhauer Anita Dance Linda Donoway Mary E. Ellis Nancy Daniels John Dukes Philip Elzey 70 Margaret Farlow Ellen Fuchs Linda Halter Alberta Fields Cheryl Garrison Stanley Haramoto Lloyd R. Foard Pat Gerald Beverly Harris Joan Fountain Patricia Gleeson Linda Hastings 71 Donna Hearn James Hitchens Helen Hutchison Barbara Henritz Billie Holland Pat Insley Jane Henry Stephanie Hopkins John Jones Diane Hill Susan Howard Kathres Johnson 72 Deena Jung Nancy Kephart Barbara LeGates Anita Kahmer John King Effie Lewis Richard Kellam Carol Klemm Elaine Little Pat Kemp Patricia Kulp Lydia Lyons 73 Paige Malkus Diane Mason Mary Mason Mary Beth Matthew Patricia Matthews Dawn Maurer Richard McNeal Sharon Meredith Cheryl Meyers Suzanne Meyers Thomas Milbourne Yolanda Milholland 74 Betty Miller Lucky Moore Dale Mumford Linda Mohn Myrna Moore Portia Newton William Montgomery Nancy Morrison Frances North David Morgan Robert Morse Margaret Owings 75 William Parsons James Quillen Edwin Rice George Pearce Jeanne Quillen Carol Rosenthal Harry Perfater Linda Rawleigh Bruce Ruark Doris Pritchett Norma Riall Eric Rudert 76 Milton Rutter Davis Short Gene Streagle Betty Jean Saathoff Susan Short Carolyn Teller Virginia Shaw Vera Smith Lin Thater Edward Smith Ann Stephenson Robert Tingle 77 Delores Todd Joe Van Fossen Wellington Ward Michael Todd Andrew Vaughan Woody Ward Darrel Turner Wyatt Wallace Dianne Waters Janet Van Dyke David Walters Donna Webster Joseph Whitelock 78 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Fitzgerald, President; Calvin Kreigh, Treasurer; Addie Kim, Secretary; Linda Davis, Vice President. FRESHMEN Norman Lee Aaron Barbara Acworth Bonnie Adams George Adams Mary Adams Rebecca Adams Brenda Austin Nancy Austin Elaine Baker Michael Baker Ann Bell Mary Bennett William Benson Sandra Benton Virginia Birely Louise Borcherding James Bostwick Audrey Boulden Charles Bounds Darlene Bowhall Phyllis Bowman Cathie Brettschneider Philip Briggs Karen Brown Michelle Burke Joyce Busch Margaret Busch Diane Calvert Linda Calvert Arlene Campbell John Cannon Larry Cassell Lynn Chambers Terry Clark Herbert Charles Clough Elizabeth Cochran Joan Coldren Helen Collins Allen Cook Margaret Coppersmith Rebecca Cordrey William Cordrey Edward Coulston Gale Crabbs Suzanne Crickenberger Mary Ellen Cullen James Culp Sue Dameron Bill Davis Linda Davis Carol De Frances Shelby Denney Linda Dennis Ann Dietrich Carolyn Diggs Mary Dill Calvin Dize, Jr. Bruce Karl Dorsch Rachel Drew Nancy Drexler Shirley Drexler Bonita Eaton Welton Eaves Linda Eoerling Violetta Elrod 82 Donald Evans Richard Evans Joyce Ewing Joan Farrow Bobbi Fields Jimmie Fisher Stephen Fitzgerald Linda Fogle Margaret Foxwell Susan Frame Ray Gallagher Lynda Garland Nancy Gifford Alice Gillian Barbara Gillum Ronald Gore Roger Gourley Carolyn Greenfield Sandra Grimsey Walt Gunby Roberta Gunter James Guth Helen Hammer Cynthia Hammond Shirley Handley Carolyn Hann Janet Harbin Janice Hamon Bruce Hartley Jo Ann Hastings Lome Hastings Lynda Hastings Elva Hazzard Richard Hench Susan Henry Marsha Hensley Edith Rominger Hickman Lois Hickman Terry Hicks Palala Hoffman Cecelia Hofmeister Patricia Holland Dorothy Houlihan Phyllis Hudgins Karen Humphrey Patricia Humphreys Julian Hurley William Hutchison Carol Jackson Mary Janeczek Robert Atkins Jester Charlene Johnson William Johnstone Cheryl Jones Donna Joyce Jones Garland Jones, Jr. Libby Joyner Brenda Karschner Linda Kates Maureen Kelly Charles Kennedy Linda Kershaw Howard Ketterman, Sr. Adeleen Kim Joyce Kidchner 84 Mary Klingner RuthAnn Kniceley Louise Kopec Linda Krahill Diane Kramer Margery Kraus Calvin Kreigh James Kreuzburg Orville LaCurts Steve Land Darrell Landon Virginia Landon Elizabeth Lawrence Carol Layton Sondra Layton Carolyn Lecates 85 Pat Lewis Daniel Lilly Sandra Lofgren Anna Lohman Danny Long Mary Ruth Long Linda McCann Cheryl McClenahan Randy McCoy Brian McGraw Ralph McIntyre Ronald McIntyre Gail McMahan Nancy McNiece Edna Mangum Lynelle Manis Peggy Mariner Denny Marriott Lynn Martin Diana Massa 86 Ronald Massey Sandra Maul Beverly Miller Donna Miller Jackie Miller Elizabeth Millman William Miffutt Wilma Moritz Patricia Mirrison Judith Mueller Robert Mullen, Jr. Nancy Mumford Yvonne Myers Carlton Nabb Linda Needer Harry T. Neill Jean Norris Kathleen O’Brien Lorriane Oliphant John O ' May Linda Orem Carolyn Osada Cheryl Parks Royce Parks Larry Passwaters L. Thomas Pennewell Linda Perdue Diane Phillips Laurel Pilsch Laura Pitts 87 Alan Planner Shirley Powell Janet Primus Miriam Raudenbush Melianie Reamy Linda Rebstock Jean Reindellas Kenneth Reinhardt Kathy Reis MaryLou Riddleberger Herman Riggin, Jr. Linda Riggin Thomas Rippens MaryJo Robertson Patricia Robichaud Medford Robinson Kenneth Rose Catherine Sachse Linda Sample Richard Sanders Laura Scheider Helen Schmidt Susan Schmidt Joy Schwartz Sally Seward Susan Shedard Craig Sherwell Lester Shickman Raymond Shingler Linda Slama 88 Bonnie Smith Linda Smith M. Sharon Smith Sharon Smith Nancy Snyder Stella Steele Kris Stewart James Strassberger Connie Swan Litsa Takas Cathryn Tanner Edward Taylor Joan Taylor Myra Kay Taylor Caroline Thomas Barbara Thompson Carol Thompson Sandra Thompson Franklin Tobat Cheryl Todd 89 Bruce Ugard Dianne Unger Jane Urian Charlie Waggoner Laurie Weatherly David Webster George Webster Linda Wehr Eugene Welk Joseph Wharton Margaret Whitehead Virginia Wilde Helen Williams Becky Williams Sandra Williams Elaine Wilson Ann Woernle Mary Linda Woodward Not Pictured Donna Chmlelewski Sharon Leonard Florabella Mabe Rosemary Moon MaryLou Riddleberger Linda Waldron ACTIVITIES Freshman Orientation Every September, the college witnesses the tradition of “hazing” — formally called Freshman Orientation. One by one, the freshmen arrive, register in their respective dorms, and begin to unpack and meet new friends. Ex¬ citement is in the air. Meanwhile, the concerned upper¬ classmen offer their assistance, dutifully, thinking only of helping the freshmen adjust to college life. To meet this end, the upperclassmen plan a whirlwind of activities and — “fitness programs.” The freshmen begin the week — nose to the ground — with exercises, disaster prepara¬ tions, receptions, dances, and other organized fun. Obedi¬ ence and respect are instilled in the freshmen. All too soon the week is over, bells ring and classes begin. 92 Canal 94 95 Homecoming DORM-DA Y FOOTBALL GAME OPEN HO USE Prior to Thanksgiving, the Men’s Dormitory Association and the Women’s Dormitory Associ¬ ation combine their talents to sponsor “Open House.” The W.D.A. is noted for their “spectacu¬ lars,” with each hall or room, decorated in de¬ picting a chosen theme. The M.D.A., while not noted for their diversity in decor, compensate with an abundance of refreshments. All in all, the time spent during “Open House” is enjoyable to say the least. A WA RDS Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities These seniors have been awarded certificates because of their outstanding contributions to the total life of the college. They have been selected by a committee of Juniors for inclusion in this annual national publication. Janet Kennedy 100 Robert Pich Beverly Stellges 101 Marilyn Taylor CAROL KEMPTON Achievement Key JANET KENNEDY Not more than five per cent of the student body is awarded the Achievement Key each year. Selection is made on the basis of contribution to the total life of the college. A ruby is added for the second and third year achievement; a diamond signifies a fourth year. KATHERINE PIERCE - III 102 RAYMOND SUAREZ ■ -• PATRICIA BARNES - II JULIA BRITTINGHAM - II MARGARET KOZICH - RACHEL DREW 103 CAROL LAYTON MAY QUEEN AND ESCORT Diane Berkeley and Rodney Adams HOMECOMING QUEEN Marilyn Taylor 1966 HARVEST QUEEN Roberta Bradbury 1965 CHRISTMAS QUEEN Gai! Pippig 104 SWEETHEART QUEEN Joyce Busch Robert Osinski Janet Kennedy Mr. and Miss SSC Geographic Society Award This award is presented to the student who has consistently displayed 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 academ¬ ic average in Geography. 105 Linda Elliott SENIORS Claudia Hudson Janet Kennedy Barbara McMillin Shirley Meredith Ethel Messick Margaret Moxey Marjorie Ockershausen Robert Osinski Beverly Pope Virginia Porter Beverly Stellges Isabelle Williams Shirley Arnie Betty Begley Jacqueline Culver Allan Gorsuch Bonita Hubbard Carol Kempton Lois Lilly Ellen Pierce Sandra Shingler Howard Smith Raymond Suarez Carole Young Lynn Barnes Martha Bensinger Diane Berkeley Dorothy Bounds Joyce Bromwell Donald Carey Barbara Cathell Susan Clifton Elwyn Cooper, Jr. Eileen Eliot Linda Elliott Joyce Fatzinger Dawnell Foskey JUNIORS James Felts Nancy Jackson Barbara Leahy Donald Marvel Barry Tull Ira T. Lewis Patricia Oliphant Margaret Pennewell Sarah Peters Sandra Bounds Elizabeth Crawford Patricia Barnes Martin Buskirk Sandra English Judith Handy Gary Howard Margaret Kozich SOPHOMORES Julia Brittingham Jane Henry Kenneth Jones Frances Ritchings Effie Lewis Patricia Matthews Linda Andrews Joanne Collins Patricia Creswell Frances Dykes FRESHMEN Elaine Baker Mary Bennett Helen Collins Edward Coulston Rachel Drew Rachel Cordrey Joan Farrow Carolyn Greenfield Carol Layton Cheryl Parks Janice Harmon Cheryl Jones Cheryl McClenahan Ronald Massey Dean’s List FIRST SEMESTER 1965-66 These students have been named to the Dean’s List and are honored vocation held in the Spring. To be selected they must have a semestei ORGANIZATIONS PRESIDENT: Mike Garrick. ADVISOR: Mrs. Jaquelyn Oberfrank. Anyone with a flair or interest for acting, costuming, property and scenary de¬ sign and other facets of the theater can become a member of the Sophanes Players, the campus theatrical group. Under the direction of Mrs. Jaquelyn Oberfrank, the Players, reorganized in 1962, have provided fine quality productions for the stu¬ dent body and for the community. This year, the organization presented Mask of Angels, No Exit, Waiting for Godot, and La casa de Bernarda Alba. HAM ACTORS: Ralph Jefferson, Joe Buracher, Dawn Foskey, Joan Barnes, Marie McGreevy, Anne Ritchings, Eric Rudert, Wayne Sutherland. 1 APPRENTICE ACTORS: Don Parks, Cheryl Zeitschel, Pat Creswell, Elva Hazzard, Linda Krabill, Caroline Bertling, Pat Matthews, Daniel Lilly. NO EXIT OFFICERS: Curtis Callaway, Bob Osinski, Linda Elliott. GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY The purpose of the Geographic Society, organized in 1962, is to provide an atmosphere in which students interested in the field may pursue aspects not available in the classroom. The initial requirements for entry into the Society include an interest in the field and the suc¬ cessful completion of twelve hours of Geography. This year the Society has conducted tutoring sessions for the student body, maintained the daily weather report, and visited the U.S.G.S. Map Division in Washington. Other events included the presentation of the Geographic Award, the spring dinner, and the sponsoring of a foreign speaker. MEMBERS: SEATED: Mary Reynolds, Sue Reifsnider, Pam Pich, Diane Hopkins, Jackie Culver, Linda Elliott, Alice Gil¬ lian. STANDING ADVISOR: Mr. Farace, Bob Osinski, Janet Van Dyke, Curt Callaway, Sandy DuVall, Richard Van Natta, Bobbi Bradbury, Stu Scott, Carol Hench. Bob Becket, Maggie Wilson. Mike Todd. Roger Attix. Mike Cogan. OFFICERS: SEATED: Julia Brittingham, Peggy Kozich. ADVISORS: STANDING: Mr. William S. Kurtz, Miss Alice V. Beaulieu, Mr. Pedro Harispe. SPANISH CLUB Circulo Quijote is an organization established to pro¬ mote a better understanding of the Spanish-speaking people and countries throughout the world. Member¬ ship is open to all interested students, and knowledge of the Spanish language is not necessary. This year the Circulo Quijote has achieved its purposes by the spon¬ soring of various activities: the presentation of several Spanish films, a reception for guests from Argentina, a discussion by Dr. Nayland Page of his impressions of Mexico and Chile, and a dance. MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Bobbi Ashby, Anne Woernle, key, Ellen Fuchs, Joanne Collins, Lin Thater. FOURTH Linda Bradford, Mary Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Sharon ROW: Bob Becket, Mr. Simms, Sandy English, Anne Ritch- Meredith, Carol Jean Topping, Anita Dance, Virginia Wilde. ings, Joe Drewer, Alan Cook. Laurel Weatherly. THIRD ROW: Pat Gleeson, Nancy Fos- Photography Club Bob Morse Stan Haramoto The chief source of photographs for the Evergreen is the campus Photography club. In addition, they prepare interesting photographic displays of current cam¬ pus activities and provide photographs for the Holly Leaf. The club maintains a completely equipped darkroom and does its own developing, printing, and enlarging. Ray Gallagher Jim Strassberger 112 mtimm BOARD MEMBERS: Ginger Shaw; Linda Bennett; Joyce Fatzinger, president; Bev Stellges; Betty Beg¬ ley; Carol Kempton. Christian Association The Christian Association is composed of those students of all denomina¬ tions who wish to deepen their spiritual life through an inter-denominational organization. The Christian Board is composed of three elected officers and two representatives from each religious group. By coordinating all the religious groups on campus, the Board plans activities, such as picnics, special weekends, and assemblies. Through this organization, the spiritual aspect of each individual is enriched. At present, the denominational groups functioning on campus are the Baptist Student Union, Canterbury Club, Newman Club, and the Wesley Foundation. ADVISOR: Mr. Ralph Forney. Dr. Frank Carroll College Chorus The College Chorus under the direction of Dr. Jessie Fleming is open to all who enjoy singing. Coll ege cred¬ it is given to all members at the completion of a se¬ mester The Chorus meets twice a week in the Musical Arts Center where an open house was held this fall by the Music Department with the assistance of the Cho¬ rus. The eighty singers performed this year at the an¬ nual Christmas Candlelighting Service and the Spring Concert. Processionals and recessionals and several special selections were sung at the three convocations. COLLEGE CHORUS MADRIGAL SINGERS OFFICERS: Bev Stellges, Secretary-Treasurer; Peggy Kozich, Vice-President; Carol Kempton, President; Sharon Meredith, Librarian (not shown Linda An¬ drews, Librarian. ADVISOR: Mrs. A. L. Fleming CO-EDITORS: Walt Scarborough, Lynn Barnes. HOLLY LEAF The campus newspaper, the Holly Leaf, first appeared in the academic year 1925-1926 when a publi¬ cation staff was instituted for the purpose of editing a newspaper and a yearbook. These two publica¬ tions have since grown to be separate organs, each requiring a large and devoted staff. The Holly Leaf, publishing approximately twelve issues during the college year, covers current news of campus activi¬ ties, concerns, and sports and includes editorials and interesting feature articles, besides providing all individuals and organizations on campus with a means of communication and expression. The 1965- 1966 academic year marked the addition of several regular columns to the Holly Leaf including the popu¬ lar “Campus Chatter” and “The Poor Man’s Socrates.” REPORTERS: SEATED: Dawn Foskey, Sandy English, Peggy Kozich. STANDING: Jim Quillen, Pat Rilev, Rod Adams. NOT PICTURED: Joanne Collins. Bob France, Dee Legan, Patricia Oliphant, Mil- ton Rutter. COLUMNISTS: Sue Reifsnider, Pat Barnes. NOT PICTURED: John Evans, Don Parks. BUSINESS MANAGER: Ralph Jefferson. CLERICAL AND LAYOUT: Jean Cochran, Linda An¬ drews, Darlene Conrad. NOT PICTURED: Frances Dykes, Ken Jones, Jane Fields. “ r ■? MEMBERS: SEATED: Donna Webster, Dee Todd, Linda Hastings, Linda Basler, Trina King, Ginger Shaw. STANDING: Bill Hutchinson, Mary Mason, Linda Wehr, Dawn Loskey, Dee Legan, Jackie Zeitchel, Shirley Arnie, Bonnie Hubbard, Pat Riley. The Student National Education Association is the professional organization for college students pre¬ paring to enter the field of education. The Salisbury association is affiliated with the Na¬ tional Education Association and the Maryland State Teachers’ Association through its membership in the newly organized Student Maryland State Teachers Association. A record increase in membership and participation of members in varied activities including state and na¬ tional committees and conventions has been attained as the Association completed its most active year on campus. ADVISOR: Dr. Leila Stevens OLFICERS: Yolanda Milholland, Vice President: JoAnne Collins, Secretary; Ethel Messick, Treasurer; Joe Drewer, President; Sylvia Leonhardt, Senior Advisor; Darlene Beauhall Parliamentarian. OFFICERS: Marilyn Russell, Secretary-Treasurer, Margie Moxey, Vice President, Kathy Pierce, Pro¬ gram Chairman, Ray Suarez, President. 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. Em¬ phasis this year has been on the economic development of certain countries around the world. Monthly meeting reflect this theme. MEMBERS: SEATED: Ted Lewis, Judy Ferrand, Dr. LesCallette, Shirley Payne, Mr. Kadlubowski, Kathleen Niedzwick, Dr. Shen. STANDING: Esther Peters, Pat Barnes, Claire Holland, Milford Web¬ ster, Carol Lawton, Ray Suarez, Carol Weatherly, Pat Riley, Linda Andrews, Margie Moxey, Marilyn Russell, Kathy Pierce. CO-EDITORS: Claudia Hudson and Jane Miller. THE EVERGREEN A section of the S. G. A. Constitution stipulates that a yearbook be provided for each student of the col¬ lege. 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 com¬ posed of two co-editors, several section editors, and assistants. Photographs are taken chiefly by members of the Photography Club. The Evergreen staff presents a representative sampling of the events, activities, and accomplishments of the college year. SECTION EDITORS: Ted Lewis. Peggy Kozich. Jeanne Quillen, Sharen Lockerman. Ann Woernle, Sylvia Leonhardt. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Teller. ADVISOR Dr. John B. May ADVISOR Mr. Clinton Carroll THE STAFF Gail Simmons, Jane Donovan, Dee Legan, Nancy Olson, Daniel Lilly. OFFICERS: Lt. Governor, Jim Stallings, Milford Webster, Secretary Hugh Vinson, Vice President, Mr. A. L. Fleming, Advisor, Ran Hock, Treasurer, Rick Offley. Vice President, Henry Foxwell, President. Circle K The Circle K is a men’s organization on campus for the promotion of educa¬ tional social and service projects. Affiliated with the Kiwanis Club of Salisbury the Circle also participates in community services. Membership is open to all male students of good character and good scholastic standing. MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Walt Scarborough, Stanley Hara- moto, Vernon Hall, Ben Sturgis, Bill Parsons, Diane Berkeley, Cirkle K. Queen, Barry Tull, Rick Biggs, Tom Milbourne, Allen Gorsuch. SECOND ROW: Joe Buracker, Don Brink- ley, John Dukes, Stanley Stottlemyer, Ray Suarez, Wayne Sutherland. Wyatt Wallace, Richard Prettyman, Bob Pich. A THLETICS THE WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: (SEATED) Bettie Messick, President; (STANDING) Sylvis Leonhardt. Treasurer; Emmy Ott, ARFCW Representative; Bev Stellges, Senior Advisor; Dr. Whitney, Advisor; Carol Hench. Secretary; Lin Thater, Vice-President. Officers of Our Athletic Associations and . . . THE MEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Mr. Maggs, Advisor; Ron Christopher, Secretary-Treasurer; Norman Francis, President; Curt Callaway, Vice-President. 124 Those Behind Them. Mr. Maggs Soccer Gym Club Dr. Whitney Volleyball Tennis Miss Morrison Hockey Basketball Mr. Deshon Basketball Baseball 125 ROW I: Jo Ann Barton, Bobbi Bradbury, Linda Smith, Elva Hazzard, Peggy Foxwell. ROW 2: Pat Morrison, Melody Mumford, Gail Pippig, Nancy Jackson, Sandy Shockly, Lynn Thater. ROW 3: Marge Busch, Linda Davis, Nancy Kephart, Agnes Leonard, Elaine Wilson, Betty Messick. ROW 4: Mary Reynolds, mgr., Nelda Caulk, Anita Webster, Sandy Duvall, Marilyn Schneck, Janet Kennedy, Jean Tyler, Carol Hench, Maggie Wilson, mgr., Norma Jean Koenig, mgr. Hockey Hockey Schedule — 1965 Wesley Trinity Maryland Sports Day University of Delaware Philadelphia College of the Bible ROW l: Steve Asplen, Phil Elzey, Terry Hastings, Bruce Hartley, Norman Francis, Bill Parsons, Alan Planner. ROW 2: Ronald McIntyre, Bob Becket, Curtis Callaway, Ray Shingler, Woody Ward, Harry Perfater, John King, Bill Moffit. ROW 3: Mr. Maggs Coach, Gene Streagle, Doug Ashby, Wyatt Wal¬ lace, Bob Osinski, Lester Crockett, Henry Foxwell, Eric Rinehart, George Pearce, mgr. Soccer Soccer Schedule — 1965 Philadelphia Bible Navy “B” Maryland “B” Eastern Baptist Glassboro Gallaudet Towson Frostburg Rutgers S.J. Alumni I Women’s Intramurals Winners 2 I P | ■ Sandals: KOlf : Bobbi Bradbury, Pat Gleeson, Nancy McNeice, ROW 2: Carol Hench, Jean Tyler, Sandy Shockley, Sue Reifsnider. Good Sports Stacks: ROW 1: Shirley Meredith. Carol Klemm, Betty Jean Saathoff, ROW 2: Doris Prichett, Joan Fountain, ROW 3: Bonnie LeGates. 128 CRUSTACEANS: ROW 1: Roger Gourley. Sonny Regan, Bill MIXOMICOPHITAS: ROW 1: Steve Fitzgerald, Garland Jones; Parsons; ROW 2: Jim Bostwich, Lester Crockett, John Dukes. ROW 2: Ray Gallager, Mik e Cogan, Alan Planner. BLODONIKS: ROW 1: Mark Sullivan; ROW 2: Harry Perfater. Steve Land, Brian McGraw. Bob Beckett. AMOEBAS: ROW I: Bill Hutchinson, Jim Stallings, Calvin Kreigh; ROW 2: Jay Hurley, Richard Kellan, Jim Webster, John Evans. 129 MEDULLA OBLONGATAS: Ron Christopher, Mike Baker, Barry Tull, Henry Foxwell, Doug Eisenhauer, Richard McNeill, Charles Bounds. Basketball Schedule — 1965-66 Bridgewater Frostburg Philadelphia Bible Bowie Wesley St. Mary’s Baltimore Junior University of Delaware Washington Alumni VARSITY ROW 1: Elaine Wilson, Anita Webster, Diane Mason, Cindy Hammond, Ellen Hugel, Donna Chmielewski: ROW 2: Lin Thater, mgr., Suzanne Crickenberger, Kathy Reis, Bev Stellges, Rachel Drew, Anita Kahmer, Sylvia Leonhardt, mgr.; ROW 3: Jan Kennedy, mgr., Sandy Shockley, Danola Blair, Phyllis Hudgins, Margaret Bush, Linda Davis, Diane Millman, Barbara Hearn, mgr. Basketball Schedule — 1965-66 Coppin Gallaudet Bowie Pace Castleton Southeastern Philadelphia Pharmacy D.C. Teachers Rutgers S.J. Philadelphia Bible Towson Frostburg Eastern Baptist Glassboro BASKETBALL ROW 1: Harold Taylor, Bob Hitchens, Woody Ward, Bob Jester, Ray Shingler; ROW 2: Wyatt Wal¬ lace, Bob Osinski, Ray Suarez, Ron Gore, Gene Streagle, Darrell Landon. Skyrockets ROW 1: Pat Gleeson — mgr. Vonnie Ballard Agnes Leonard Carol Hench Jo Anne Barton Helen Scheibelhoffer Emmy Ott — Mgr. ROW 2: Sharon Meredith Nelda Calk Dr. Whitney — coach Jean Tyler I Lyn Barnes i ' VOLLEY Torpedoes ROW 1: Audrey Boulden Ann Woernle Nancy Jackson Carol Broderick Linda Smith ROW 2: Carol Klemm Nancy Gifford Pat Lewis ROW 3: Linda Basler — mgr. Dr. Whitney — coach Sandy Du Vail Spikers ROW 1: Flash Luttrel Bruce Hartley RO W 2: Dave Denton Don Parks Donn Brinkley BALL Set-ups ROW 1: Woody Ward George Pierce Tom Milbourne RO W 2: John Watters Stan Stottlemeyer Hugh Hanson 133 ROW 1: Bobbi Bradbury, Laura Weatherly, Ginny McCullough. ROW 2: Bob Becket, Mike Cogan, Frank Rice, Terry Hastings, Steve Asplen, Bruce Hartley, Ron Christopher. GYM CLUB mm Bob Becket exhibiting his skill. Bobbi Bradbury and Ginny McCullough display their mastery of the balance beam. 134 BASEBALL Osinski, John Dukes. Ray Suarez, Jim Wilson, John Evans, Dale Tall, Doug Ashby. ROW 1: Mark Sullivan. Don Carey, Joe VanFossen, Avery Salisbury, Curtis Calloway. ROW 2: Joe Buracker, Dick Mil¬ ler, Jim Harris, John Stasiewicz, Woody Ward. ROW 3: Bob 135 ROW 1: Sharon Brown; ROW 2: Pam Pich, Bobbi Bradbury, Bobbi Ashby, Susan Howard; ROW 3: Bill Montgomery, Ethel Messick, Nancy McNeice, Richard VanNatta. ROW 4: Lydia Lyons, Sandy Grimsey; Sea¬ gull: Lucky Moore. Cheerleaders are a necessity to the morale and good sportsmanship of the team and spectators. Salisbury’s cheerleaders have succeeded in every way in helping the spec¬ tators cheer our teams onto victory. CAMPUS LIFE Meg” — Compliments of Dr. Elderdice Hoping for news pV ' • v « Afaferati -V . ‘ ' . ’ V ' . .V • Etife! t-. i, t ! . ■ •. xfw • fVJy v i Ye Olde Dorm Builder The Weekly Ritual FOOD! 140 •r.fj fc-:� :-� .V«-� SSf!iCv:-. ' -N; ;« ;u:7VV, i® s§S«S ! KH! 11