Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

■ 1 The process of developing into a mature educated individual is an arduous one. 2 Salisbury State College Salisbury—Maryland 3 I Mm 4 f Evidence of S.S.C. excellence in the field of higher education may be found in the energy, drive, and achievements of the S.S.C. graduate. V Salisbury State College is dedicated to the purpose of offering the alert student every means to benefit from his college expe¬ rience . . . , . 7 8 . . . the graduate must then take with him what he has gained here and expand upon its basis in order to face reality. 9 ! 0 The classroom provides the foundation of an education. The professors add the direc¬ tion to inquisitive minds. It is from this blending process that the student makes gains toward his attainment of excellence. 13 14 Finally education is more than classes and books it is experience . . . SSC offers its students media for expression and exchange oi ideas. Salisbury State College has a long tradition of excellence in the field of higher education. Evidence of such excellence may be found in the energy, drive, and achievements of the S.S.C. Graduate. The process of developing into a mature, educated individual is an arduous one. The S.S.C. college community is only one component of an individual’s development and maturity. For the graduate must then take with him what he has gained here and expand upon its basis in order to face reality. The classroom provides the foundation of an education. The professors add the direction to inquisitive minds. It is from this blending process that the student makes gains toward his attainment of excellence. Indeed, Salisbury State College is dedicated to the purpose of offering the alert student every means to benefit from his college experience and to grow into his ultimate maturity while striving toward new levels of excellence. Honors 21 Sports Organizations .. .59 Classes . 79 Freshmen . 80 Sophomores . 94 Juniors . 104 Seniors . 114 Administration . 137 Editor’s Note. . .160 17 18 We dedicate the 1969 edition of the Evergreen to a man who exemplifies every quality desired in a college educator. He has proven to be an excellent professor, advisor, and friend to all who have known him. It is with gratitude that we dedicate the 1969 Evergreen to Dr. M. G. LesCallette. Dr. M. G. LesCallette 19 ■T t fc mm ' «! I i6S S 8 xtm ial t � tea i . :v - ' m � ; ;s £-i � � - ,� m � � « j ■:� v « - • « • je ss st sailM ■ K IB : | . sms M mm m m «• ;■ «« «• jj muss sis «s« ; « ! ig� - iK (M® . « s-if-rf.a ' Mi - JSS� � “ Z ■ ' � � m a� mw tm a««l ■ — 4 ; .•• • • , - o«s St a as a - 1 V - STU rfi� - 11 ■ 20 HONORS. • • 21 3PF Mr. and Miss S.S.C. Mr. Larry Cassell and Miss Kay Taylor 22 WHO’S WHO Margaret Coppersmith 23 Ronald Massey William Moffitt Dianne Unger 25 26 Carolyn Greenfield Senior II A CHIEVEMENT KEY Ron Bartyczak Junior I A WARDED TO NINE Helen Collins Senior I I i Si Margaret Coppersmith Senior I A K v K Alice Gillian Senior I Charlene Squires Sophomore 1 Guy Wilson Sophomore 1 I 1 27 Kathleen Barrett ANNE H. MATTHEWS AWARDS Linda DeMoss Andrew Hall 28 - JoAnn Hastings Larry Cassell Terry Miller John O’May 30 SEVEN CAMPUS LIFE A WARDS Jeanne Stewart Valerie Webster Sophanes Players Dorothy Yeatman .Best Assistant Director Sharon Leonard.Best Actress Linda Wehr.Best Female Technical Assistant Tom Spann.Best Male Technical Assistant Helen Collins.Best Supporting Actress Mike Minner.Most Promising Freshman Linda Eberling (absent) - Best Supporting Actress THE DEAN’S HONOR LIST SPRING 1967-68 , FALL 1968-69 Seniors Bonnie Lee Adams +Ronald William Adams +Linda Jane Andrews William Douglas Ashby Nora Caldwell Atkinson Cynthia Hammond Beauchamp Stacy A. Beauchamp, Jr. +Julia Ann Brittingham +Nelda Gwen Caulk Helen Marie Collins +Joanne Carol Collins Margaret Ruth Coppersmith Carol Carmine Cordrey +Rachel Elliott Cordrey William Jeffrey Cordrey Rosemary Moxey Cropper James Alfred Culp, Jr. John Thompson Darden Linda Waldron Davis Hanna Forester Dennis Sharon Jo Derflinger +Joana Stuchlik Donovan +John Clifton Dukes, Jr. +Elinor Gibbons Dykes Darlene Bowhall Eller Roberta Bradbury Elzey +Kathleen Mary Farrell Joan McDorman Farrow Alice Elizabeth Gillian Roger Edward Gourley Carolyn Joyce Greenfield Sandra Lee Grimsey Carolyn Janine Hann +Beverly Anne Harris +Donna Matthews Hearn +Jane McClenahan Henry +James Robert Hitchens, Jr. +Mary Katherine Johnson +Patricia Chandler Johnstone Paula Quillen Jones Maureen Elizabeth Kelly Jacquelyn Miller Kendall Margery Coulter Kraus Orville Wm. LaCurts, Jr. Stephen Craig Land +Barbara Joy LeGates Effie Young Lewis Alice Briddell Majors TBernice Paige Malkus +Richard Elbert Martin Phyllis Celesta Mason Ronald Ray Massey Suzanne Knox Massey Linda Katherine McCann +Cheryl Massey McClenahan Brian Drew McGraw Gail Elaine McMahan +Richard Ernest McNeal +Sharon Elizabeth Meredith +Cheryl Louise Meyers +Thomas Elwood Milbourne Ann Dietrich Miller +Robert John Moore Darlene Ruth Nagel +John Francis Osinski, Jr. +Margaret Evelyn Owings +Cheryl Lee Parks William Leslie Pederson +Wayne Alfred Powell +James Paul Quillen +Jetta Jean Reynolds +Frances Anne Ritchings Edwina Margaret Robbins Patricia Ann Robichaud Bruce Wayne Ruark +Betty Jean Saathoff Catherine Hazel Sachse Helen Margaret Schmidt Margaret Foxwell Shipley +Robert Paige Simms +Vera Disharoon Smith Stella Mae Steele Myra Kay Taylor Sandra Kay Thompson Elsie Cheryl Todd Jane Marie Urian +Thomas Wilson Ward +Donna Jean Webster Linda Lee Wehr Lois Hickman Wells +Stephen Leroy White Juniors Kathleen Ruth Barrett Ronald Joseph Bartyczak Karen Lee Bayne Diane Marie Calvert Richard Warren Culver Doris Scott Harris 32 THE DEAN ' S HONOR LIST SPRING 1967-68, FALL 1968-69 Lois Jerusha Hickman Lenora Parsons Huffer Leslie White Hughes Carvel Lee LaCurts Linda Ann Lusby Florabel Joyce Mabe Janice Harmon Maiorana Terry Lynn Miller Judith Anne Mueller Barbara Gorton O’Bier Ida Ann Orem Stephanie Hopkins Reddish Bonnie June Smith Donna Corkey Smith June Tompkins Steger Shirley Handley Strausser Lloyd Warren Taylor George Luther Todd, Jr. Diane Terri Unger Ronald Lee Warfield Teresa Lynn Williams Karen Elizabeth Wright Jo Ann Young Sophomores Ross Allen Agee Edgar Austin Baker, Jr. Linda Sue Bond Jeanne Maria Bosse Margaret Lynn Collins Debra Jean Hale Joan Marie Horner Kathleen Dorothy Hubbard Linda Rae Hubeny Audrey Malissa Jackson Sharon Lee Johnson Gaye Lynn Keller Margaret Louise Kempf Howard Paul Ketterman Dorothy Garrett Lerda Barbara Webster Luffman Margaret Ellen Meyer Dana Miles Helena Ann Moore Albert Eugene Phillips Margaret Peacock Pruitt Marba Belle Robbins Doris Elizabeth Scott Joyce Riffle Scott Huey Jackson Sevier Emma Lou Shivers Peggy Jo Smith Charlene Jane Squires Ruth Browne Street Susan Carol Tull Judy Ann VanSant James Barry Veitenheimer Linda Marlene Waldis Jeffrey Lynn Webb Phyllis Weingart Guy Woodrow Wilson, Jr. Regina Christine Wolfgang Freshmen Mary Anne Acuff Glenda Lois Chatham Robert Bruce Clark Linda Marie Cleaver Michael David Dashiell Carol Evans Davis Margaret Elizabeth Falls Christa Anne Fehrer Rebecca Kay Hammond Lillian Elizabeth Haynes Wanda Joyce Hoppers Ruth Mary Kopec Theresa Anne Krensevage Gwen Irene Kuykendall Maeve Quin Manion Margaret Amanda Mitchell Bruce William Price Patricia Una Richard Christine Ann Ropko Edward George Senbeil Glen Jon Smith Tara Christine Tull Suzanne Rider Wilkins Unclassified Georgianna Cozzens Mohammadioun Marilyn Judson Owens +Graduated, 1968 Both Semesters 33 34 SPORTS. . . 35 STANDING: Coach Maggs, Charles Bozman, Pat Conway, Ron Gore, Phil Briggs, Bruce Horner, Larry Cassel. KNEELING: Andy Hall, Bunky Nelson, Roger Mason, Dale Pusey, Richard Jenkins, Steve McCoy, John Chlada, Bruce Hartley. SITTING: Tony Redman, Jim Webster, A1 Planner, Ray Shingler, Bill Moffitt, Henry Hunt, Terry Dix. rSlUftij. i SrSf f? ft 5g� ' ■ miii m p.i ■ ! « 5 miin , 1«9W ' !gU S if ji-t it rnimm SOCCER This year was a winning season for the Seagulls as they captured the Delaware Valley Conference Championship in their first year of competition in the conference with a 7 win, 2 loss, 3 tie record. The year saw a balanced attack with the offense scoring 38 points, while the defense allowed only 16 goals. Offensively the team was lead by Andy Hall with 12 goals followed by Tony Redman with 9 goals. Sonny Riggin received the most valuable player award for the year. A driving shot. 36 CONFERENCE Andy beats another defender. CHAMPS Ray in a tight spot. Tony scores. 37 STANDING: Paul Parks, Lowell Stoltzfus, Ron Gore, Pat Conway, Don Clayton. KNEELING: Jeff Barnes, Andy Hall, Gary Martin, Ted Burlson, Tom Tarrillo. BASKETBALL Hafltime strategy. T for 2 38 GULLS END SEASON 9-11 J. B. shoots from outside. 39 2 more for Ron Gore. STANDING: Phil Briggs, Charlie Bounds, Don Clayton, Pat Conway, Barry Vermillion, Steve Land. KNEELING: Skeeter Webster, Jeff Barnes, Rich Jenkins, Morgan Lusby, Andy Hall, Dale Pusey. SITTING: Terry Sullivan, Mike Rayne, Tom Tarrillo, Ray Shingler, Denny Marriott, Kenny Walker. BASEBALL After a shaky start the baseball team put together its finest season with a 13-8 record. The team entered the N.I.A.A. Championships and defeated powerful New York Tech behind a 2-0 shutout by Phil Briggs, but were knocked off by Millersville 13-0. Included in the victories were two wins over Frostburg, and a no-hitter by Phil Briggs against Lincoln University. The batting leaders were Andy Hall .365, and Ray Shingler .348. Both Hall and Shingler shared the lead in R.B.I.’s with 13 apiece. The leading pitcher was Pat Conway with a 6-2 record followed by Phil Briggs’s 5-4 record. Coach Deane Deshon 40 OUR BEST YET. . . VM( ' Another Salisbury run. Marriott steals third - head first. , . r •� ■ . , v -. � . — � r 3 ■ ’ ' ' ■xV v ... ' ; f ( - • � . - • ' � i V . ... ' - -- .-4� ■ ■ Jenkins gets set. Marriott homers. 41 8 man team moves downriver. CREW TEAMS—’69 8 man team heads away from the dock. Early morning practice on the river. 42 The Salisbury State Crew team com¬ pleted its first complete season which included two victories for the 4 man crew against Washington College and some very close seconds for the 8 man crew. This year’s “four” crew members were Arrnond Heywood, Steve McCoy, Glen Smith, and John Smith. The “eight” was rowed by George Mason, Chris Smith, Bruce Lloyd, Mark Nolte, Mike Staley, Ed Mink, Nelson Outlen, and Steve Baker. With a new 8 man shell and two surplus eights and also contri¬ butions from local businessmen, Frank Schipperyn, the coach, and his budding team look for an even more successful season next fall. 4 man team on a cold morning. A close finish. 43 MEN’S GYMNASTICS 44 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Meenan, Woody Rush, A1 Planner, Steve Fitzgerald, Tony Redman, Bill Owens, John Deek. NOT SHOWN: Charles Collier, Jim Kruezburg. TENNIS This year marked the beginning of a tennis team. Though still on somewhat of a club basis, the team played two matches, opposing Wesley College and Towson State College. The team tied Wesley College 6-6 in a good match but were unable to top powerful Towson State and dropped the match 9-0 though this does little credit since each of the matches were closer than the score indicates. It is hoped that the next season will find the team on a varsity status with regularly scheduled matches. Coach Benn Maggs 45 TRA CK DEVELOPS A T SSC Terry drives ahead. Rick shows winning form. 46 ♦ FRONT ROW: Rick Long, Danny Long, Ron Peterman, Rick Falck, Lloyd Taylor. STANDING: Lowell Stoltzfus, Paul Parks, Mike Holloway, J. C. Parker, Bill Jones, Andy Hall, Terry Dix, Bill Fergeson. 47 SITTING: John Kowaleski, Terry Gibbons, Mike Rayne, Tony Redman. STANDING: Joe Thornton, Bruce Horner, Rich Barbierri, Lloyd Tav ' o r , Sonny Riggin. MEN’S INTRAMURAL BA SKETBA LL— TIE STANDING: Bud Shickman, Frank Parks, Rich Jenkins, Roger Gourley, Chris Mallory, Benn Robbins, Bruce Price, Jeff Webb, Terry Dix, John Deck, Jim Scott. 48 S.S.C. GULLS 49 Athletic Associations MEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER Ray Shingler Ron Gore James Kreuzburg The Men’s Athletic Association experienced its most successful year during 1968-69. The Gull’s soccer team started the school year off by winning the Delaware Valley Conference title. Phil Briggs and Ray Shingler co-captained the team, coached by Mr. Ben Maggs. Coach Deane Deshon’s basketball team finished its season with a 9-11 record for the most victories than had been scored in any previous season. Ron Gore retired after four seasons with nearly every Gull’s basketball record. After a slow start, the baseball team finished the season in a winning streak and capped the season by being invited to the district N.A.I.A. playoffs at Millersburg State College, Pennsylvania. Under Coach S. G. Tyler the track and field team maintained the winning atmosphere in their first full collegiate schedule. At the annual awards banquet of the M.A.A. junior Andy Hall became the first athlete in Salisbury’s history to letter in all four major sports. 50 The Women’s Athletic Association General Board Members. WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WAA Executive Board: Linda DeMoss; Mary Lou Manis; Terry Miller; Barbara Lewis; Dr. A. Whitney, Advisor; Kathy Barrett, President. 51 Cj O The Field Hockey team discusses strategy with their coach Miss Grade Purvis. Team members are Joan Homburg (mgr.), Barbara Lewis, Diane Lewis, Gloria Haller, Marge Bush, Terry Miller, Connie Jolley, Marge Catecci, Joyce Spring, Kathy Barrett, Sandy Amos, Lynn Robertson, Donna Chmielewski, T. Ringler, Alice Majors, Debbie Murray, Mary Lou Manis. AT LEFT: She Gulls drive to opponents goal in an attempt to score. BOTTOM LEFT: An opponent finds herself surrounded and blocked from the goal by Salisbury women. BOTTOM RIGHT: Terry Miller’s attack on the goal is broken up by a defensive rival. Cheryl Bornt Barbara Lewis Terry Miller Gymnastics ON THE FLOOR: Cheryl Bornt, Terry Miller, Debbie Thomas, Barbara Lewis. SEATED ON THE BALANCE BEAM: Cynthia Wright, Margaret Bush, Jeanne Stewart, Joyce Spring, Bonnie Wingrove, Lynn Robertson, Mary Lou Manis. Team Members are: Miss Mariuna Morrison, coach, Bonnie Wingrove, Jeanne Stewart, Marge Bush, Rita Elliott, Mary Lou Manis, Rene Elliott, Donna Chmielewski, Lynn Robertson, Debbie Murray, Robin Long, Karen Blades, Pat Kruger, Linda Hemming, Gloria Haller, Gloria White, managers Terry Miller, Linda DeMoss, Valerie Webster, Donna Donovan. Debbie Murray lays up two points for the She Gulls. Basketball Mary Lou Manis passes off to Debbie Murray in drive to the basket. Lynn Robertson battles for rebound against opponents. 54 Cheerleaders help get rally started. 1968-69 Cheerleaders: Mary Ann Daly, Linda Yuhasz, Kristi Waetjen, Lynn Robertson (co-captain). Absent from the picture are Elodie Andrews (co-captain), Mary Lou Watkins, Linda Williams, and Barbara Whibley. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders elated over another Gulls triumph. 55 Volleyball team members are (SEATED) Connie Jolley, Barbara Lewis, Janet Montgomery, Carol Miller, (STANDING) Susan Roblee, Ginny Chaconas, Nancy Cartwright, Pat Smith, Joyce Spring, Regina Wolfgang. Volleyball Barbara Lewis volleys the ball back to the opponents. Connie Jolley prepares to serve. 57 r ORGANIZATIONS. . . 59 Carl Gilbert, Powell Justice, Debbie Murray, Jeanne Stewart, Ginny Chaconas, Kay Taylor, John O’May, Nelson Outten, Bruce Hartley, Ronald Bartyczak,Tom Smith, Albert Phillips, Carolyn Greenfield, Ike Feather, Helen Collins, Ray Wingate, Dean Robinson. Student Government Association 60 LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Kraus, Donna Pruitt, Ray Wingate, Kay Taylor, Kenny Walker. Student Union Board Student Government Judicial Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Morgan Lusby, Annette Tawes, Carvel LaCurts. ABSENT: Frank Parks, Kathy Hubbard. 61 A ATT7 J SEATED: Nancy Fykes, Mary Schroder. yj ± Jfl±y 1 1 1 LViV o . STANDING: Marchan Ball, Peggy Mitchell, Roger Mason. PHOTOGRA PHER: L S ZI ' B USINESS MA NA GER: i AD MINI STRA TION: Malissa Jackson, Linda Cahall, Linda Toth. 62 T A ccro. Barbara Johnson, Susan 3 O J-j O . Tull, Sally Barton, Linda Foltz, Barbara Thomas, Charlene Squires. SPORTS: Ronald Bartyczak, Gary Esk¬ ridge, Jane Oberndorf. Absent Dave Meenan. 63 HONORS Theresa Krensevage, Helena Moore. SOPHANES PLA YERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Collins, Mike Minner, John O’May, Sharon Leonard, Mr. Rod Wilson, Tom Clemens, Joan DiPaola, Jan Powell, Linda Eberling, Ike Feather, Doris Holmead, Susan Schmidt, Susan Vislosky, Cheryl Zeitschel, Sue Gilbert, Richard Culver, Dottie Yeatman, Linda Wehr, Bob Tingle, Theresa Krensevage. 64 ALPHA PSI OMEGA BOTTOM ROW: Jan Powell, Ike Feather, Sharon Leonard, Helen Collins, Mr. Rod Wilson. TOP ROW: Linda Eberling, Dottie Yeatman, Linda Wehr, Cheryl Zeitschel, Susan Schmidt. A Delicate Balance The Snow Queen 65 MY FAIR LADY A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS MY FAIR LADY HOLLY LEAF LEFT TO RIGHT: Lloyd Taylor, Nelson Outten, Richard Culver, Carolyn Greenfield, Karen Bayne, Guy Wilson, George Mason, Jeff Owens. 67 Judicial Committee -T ' rr ———.—— f - i - -- 4s -- — s: i l 4 j p. -- , — SL _m _ iUttg D M j St. i I i V ■, 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Robinson, Dean Bachman, Dr. Page, Mr. Tyler, Joyce Bush, Tom Smith. President’s Student Advisory Council SEATED: John O’May, Joyce Bush, President Smith, Carolyn Greenfield, Larry Cassell. STANDING: Carl Gilbert, Charlene Squires, Jeanne Bosse, Terry Dix, Carvel LaCurts, Lloyd Taylor, Larry Heitmuller, Tom Wilson, Ronald Bartyczak. 68 Academic Council SEATED: Ross Agee, Charlene Squires. STANDING: Ray Wingate, Deborah Murray, Sharon Johnson. Traffic Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wesley, Mike Rayne, James Miller, Dean Volenik. 69 Student Life Committee SEATED: Donna Pruitt, Kay Taylor, Patricia Robichaud. STANDING: George Mason, Donna Donovan, Mike Holloway, Jeanne Bosse, Cindy Gross. Cultural Affairs Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: Teresa Williams, John O’May, Dr. M. G. LesCallette, JoAnn Hastings, Guy Wilson, Miss Calcott, Dean Stewart, Mrs. A. L. Fleming. 70 Circulo Quijote 71 SEATED: Charlotte Young, Bruce Lloyd, Cheryl Zeitschel, Susan Schmidt, Mr. Harispe. STANDING: Dave Colton, Mary Dill, Linda Wehr, Guy Wilson. French Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Foltz, Mrs. Clark, Margaret Falls, Litsa Takas, Georgianna Mohammadioun, Terry Krensavage, Deborah Thomas, Linda Cahall. Phi A Ip ha Theta 1 f ) pk , at l Iflrt i K Wm TV ns - V I -t 1 1 LW SEATED: Debbie Carey, Karen Bayne, Charles Bounds, Stella Steele, Carolyn Greenfield, Mary Bennett, Teresa Williams, Dorothy Wood. STANDING: Dr. LesCallette, Ronald Massey, Cheryle Todd, Linda DeMoss, Ronald Warfield, Sandy Carroll, Cindy Clayton, George Todd. Officers 72 SEATED: Linda Wehr, Lindalee Curley, Cheryl Todd. STANDING: Nancy Mumford, Jeff Owens, Mary Dill, Susan Schmidt, Larry Cassell, Donna Smith. Officers 73 co The College Chorus FRONT ROW: Ann Hall, Deborah Carey, DiAnn Miller, Leslie Heiderman, Joan Reindollar, Barbara Cecil, Cheryl Zeitschel, Karen Cochran, Stella Steele, Meryle Covey, Theresa Pease. SECOND ROW: Karen Humphreys, Peggy Collins, Albert Phillips, George Messmore, Marchan Ball, James Blount, Ronald Massey, Shirley Gross, Helen Bathon, Patricia Renehan. DIRECTORS: Dr. Jesse Flemming, Mr. Ray Zeigler. Photography Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Nelson, Ray Gallagher, Jim Strassberger. 74 Circle K SEATED: Larry Cassell, Ray Wingate, Andy Hall, Jeff Owens, Sharon Fritz - Queen, Nelson Outten, James Kreuzburg. STANDING: William Moffitt, Bruce Lloyd, Terry Dix, Morgan Lusby, Dave Colton, Ronald Bartyczak. Geographic Society LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Williams, James Miller, Doris Scott, Carl Still, Linda Cahall, Ronald Bartyczak, Kathy O’Brien, Linda McCann, Becky Golt, Larry Cassell. 75 Wicomico Hall SEATED: Pat Conway, Andy Hall. STANDING: Jeff Owens, Larry Cassell, James Kreuzburg. Manokin Hall LEFT TO RIGHT: Leslie Heiderman, Bridget Stack, Mrs. Williams, Cheryle Todd, Joyce Bush. Inter-dormitory Council SEATED: Laurie Sommers, Deborah Thomas, Mary Klingner, STANDING: Charles Perrine, Chris Smith. ABSENT: Helena Moore, Tara Tull, Barbara Lauer, Robert Buckingham. 76 Nanticoke Hall LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Carroll, Susan Mae- Glashan, Joan Clay tor, Jo Ann Maloney, Cathy Sachse. Holloway Hall SEATED: Cindy Gross, Mrs. Mason, Christy Pilsch, Carol Walker. STANDING: Ann Hall, Holly Thomas. Pocomoke Hall LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Jenkins, Mrs. Brittingham, Marchan Ball, John Adams, Carroll Thamert, Richard Long. 77 78 CLASSES.. . 79 CLASS OF ' 72 Betsy Mackie - Treasurer Larry Heitmueller — President Dexter Miller - Vice President Mike Holloway — Student Life Rep. Debbie Grott — Secretary 80 John Adams Sandra Amos Marguerite Argentin Donna Arrington Nancy Atcheson William Balderson Marchan Ball Elaine Banks Linda Barley Deborah Belote Judy Bonsall Sally Barton Richard Blau Robin Bowie Helen Bathon Ruth Bloodsworth Greg Bowman 81 ffr Sharon Carey Robert Clarke Gregory Carey Glenda Chatham Myrna Carey Beth Clarke Wayne Bradford David Brimer Jerry Bradshaw Linda Brown Steve Carey Donald Clayton Carol Case Linda Cleaver Dianne Bramble Wesley Brown Tom Clemens Karen Cochran Joanne Davidson Jo Marie Clipp Dennis Collins Tom Davis Virginia Clymer Maryanne Daly Peter DenHerder Mary Sue Dennis James Donohoe Joan DiPaola Donna Donovan Diane Donnelly William Dorr 83 Beverly Douglas Jeanette Dunn Craig Ellis Diane Drowsky Kaye Dykes Melva Engle Janet Dryden Howard Elliott Nancy Etkin i t mB r l] Jx l, wm i Chris Franckowiak Marilyn Gebhardt Denise Gladding June Fry Barbara Gill Margaret Golt Nancy Fykes Lee Gilliss Lou Grimmel 84 Cynthia Gross Barbara Halfhill Woodie Hammett Debbie Grott Anne Hall Rebecca Hammond 85 Cynthia Highfill Linda Horan Beth Hobbs Bruce Horner Aimee Janison Richard Jenkins Barbara Johnson Claire Katoski Donna Keller Rosemarie Kline Kathy Kludy Yvonne Kocher Ruth Kopec John Kowalewski Zakary Krebeck Terry Krensevage Patricia Kroeger Gwen Kuykendall Mary LeCates Diane Lewis Sharon Lewis Terry Lewis 86 Sylvia Marsh Gary Martin Emily Massey Chris Matthews Mike Minner Raymond Mister Linda Mason Janet Mason Frances Maurer Nancy McCulley Margaret Mitchell Sue Morland Steve Noble Jane Oberndorf Theresa O’Neill Mark Nolte John Oltman Mimi Palenscar 88 Roger Mason Dexter Miller Bonnie Morris David Massey Phyllis Miller Nevette Muir Lynne Naegele David Neiswenter Bern Nelson Merle Nelson Edward Nichols Brenda Nicholson Donald Palmer Phil Pearce Sandy Pank Theresa Pease 89 Vicki Pennypacker Linda Powell Dale Pusey Rodney Perrine Bruce Price Lee Pusey Christy Pilsch James Pugh Sally Rayne 90 Anne Robinett Karen Robinson Kathy Roy Judy Robinson Linda Rogers Paula Ruark Cathaleen Smith Chris Smith Glen Smith Willard Rush Janet Scible Sharyn Sepkowski Charles Ryall Mary Schroeder Joyce Shaffer Gregory Sands Ed Senkbeil Teresa Siskey Diana Stratton Holly Thomas James Vansant Martha Stull Clarence Tingle Myron Vansickel Quentin Walsh Mary Lou Watkins Richard Wheatley David Walston Judith Watson Barbara Whibley Ellen Ward Jim Webster Gloria White 92 Kay Sumpter Tara Tull Barry Vermillion Susan Sutter Phil Turner Susan Vislosky Carroll Thamert Vernon Usilton Carol Walker Joyce White Nancy White Philip Widdowson James Wiedmaier Sandra Wilber Sue Ann Wiltbank Helena Wiley Linda Williams Alice Young Linda Yuhasz 93 CLASS OF ’71 Doug Sites - Treasurer Terry Dix — President Bill Owens - Vice President Charlene Squires — Secretary 94 Reah Adkins Elodie Andrews Ed Baker Steve Baker Rich Barbierri Trish Bartyczak Bonnie Beck Cheryl Beckwith Karen Blades Jamie Blount Linda Bond Connie Boog 95 Jeanne Bosse Joanne Bradford Alice Case Ginny Chaconas Kathy Conner Debbie Cooper Bruce Cort Valerie Cusick Anne Ellis Mary Fairlamb Gary Eskridge ike Feather Paula Eversman Carol Fellendorf 96 John Chlada Edna Dean Chuck Collier Linda Dennis Peggy Collins Terry Dix Joan Horner Melanie Howeth Peggy Hoyle Kathy Hubbard Linda Hubeny Henry Hunt Sally Klein Linda Lambertson John Leo Eleanor LeViness 98 i Thomas Hurley Ellen Jones Malissa Jackson Powell Justis Sharon Johnson Debbie Keefer Roger Mann George Messmore Debbie Murray Steve McCoy Diann Miller Bill Owens Dave Meenan Janet Montgomery Lauralee Owens 100 Mary Lois Rupp Doug Sites Huey Sevier Dottie Smith V Ron Peterman Albert Phillips Pete Pompar Jan Powell John Pyle Doris Ray Mike Rayne Jowain Reasin Pat Renehan Melody Robinett Susan Roblee Dottie Ruhl Emma Lou Shivers Paulette Smith Peggy Simon Peggy Jo Smith 101 ■ - Mike Staley Betty Sue Taylor Susan Tull Lowell Stoltzfus Valerie Tennyson Kristi Waetjen Barbie Taraila Imogene Townsend Marlene Waldis Pat Sommers Marsha Soper Mary Sparks Charlene Squires Kenny Walker Dottie Ward Vicki Ward Joseph Welch Connie Whaley Anne Wimmer Guy Wilson Regina Wolfgang Tom Wilson Dottie Yeatman ■ 103 CLASS OF 70 Carvel LaCurts — President Lynn Robertson — Secretary Bruce Lloyd — Treasurer Helena Moore — Vice President 104 Francine Aaron Cathy Adams Michael Adams Ross Agee Kathy Barrett Ron Bartyczak Cheryl Bornt Lynn Bowers Etta Briggs Mary Ellen Briggs Connie Brown Margaret Bush Linda Cahall Marge Capecci Sandy Carroll Nancy Cartwright 105 Linda DeMoss Dianna Denham Mary Ruth Dodd Lynne Donoway Jill Dulany Mary Jane Durham Violetta Elrod Kathy Ferrell Carol Flett Mimi Flynn Sharon Fritz Becky Golt 106 Barbara Cecil Deborah Carey Janice Chatham Cindy Clayton Joan Claytor Pat Clifford Pat Conway Meryl Covey Richard Culver Lindalee Curley Linda Dean Joe DeCerbo Shirley Gross Lynda Groves Andy Hall Linda Handley Doris Harris Adrian Harrison Mary Hastings Linda Hemmings Louise Hendrickson Elaine Hitch Joan Homberg Connie Jolley Danny Jones Bob Jones Sherlou Kelly Sue Kleinsmith 108 Carvel LaCurts Barbara Lewis Mary Linker Bruce Lloyd Barbara Luffman Linda Lusby JoAnn Maloney Mary Lou Manis George Mason Pete McDearmon Carol Miller Jim Miller 109 Stephanie Reddish Marba Robbins Charlotte Robertson Lynn Robertson Wayne Robinson Doug Schenker Cindy Shinsky Bonnie Smith Donna Smith John Smith Thomas Smith June Spengler no Terry Miller Ed Mink Helena Moore Gail Noble Nelson Outten Jeff Owens J. C. Parker Frank Parks Paul Parks Donna Pruitt James Raymond Nancy Redden in 112 Joyce Spring Bridget Stack Jeanne Stewart Carl Still Karen Tanner Annette Tawes Lloyd Taylor Bob Tingle George Todd Karen Travers Barbara Urban James Veitenheimer Ron Warfield Neil Webster Valerie Webster Pete Westenburger Pam Wetzel Teresa Williams 113 CLASS OF ’69 Ray Shingler — President Helen Schmidt — Vice-President Carolyn LeCates - Treasurer Sandra Thompson — Secretary 114 Bonnie Lee Adams Mary Hamilton Adams Beth Ann Alekna Elaine Hemmingson Baker Michael Lynn Baker Cynthia Hammond Beauchamp BONNIE LEE ADAMS Rehobeth, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Dean’s List IV; WDA -secretary III, -parliamentarian IV. MARY HAMIL¬ TON ADAMS Rehobeth, Maryland; Elementary-Education. BETH ANN ALEKNA Accokeek, Maryland; Secondary-Biology. ELAINE HEMMING¬ SON BAKER Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-Social Science; Achievement Key II; Dean’s List I, II, III; Phi Alpha Theta. MICHAEL LYNN BAKER Cambridge, Maryland; Secondary-History; MAA; Intramural sports. CYNTHIA HAMMOND BEAUCHAMP Baltimore, Maryland; Elementary- Education. STACY ADKINS BEAUCHAMP Snow Hill, Maryland; Arts and Sciences-Biology. 115 Anna Mae Bell Mary Theresa Bennett Sandra Ann Benton Virginia Donavin Birely Charles Irving Bounds Charles Edward Bozman, Jr. Phillip Lee Briggs Joyce Elizabeth Busch Diane Marie Calvert 116 Larry Wayne Cassell Donna Marie Chmielewski Charles Herbert Clough ANNA MAE BELL Marion Station, Maryland; Secondary- English. MARY THERESA BENNETT Salisbury, Mary¬ land; Arts and Science-History; Dean’s List I, II: Phi Alpha Theta III, IV; Circulo Quijote II; College Chorus I. SANDRA ANN BENTON Kingston, North Carolina; Sec- ondary-Enghsh. VIRGINIA DONAVIN BIRELY Thur- mont, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Student Coun¬ selor II, III; Holly Leaf III; College Chorus III; WAA 1-IV. CHARLES IRVING BOUNDS Hurlock, Maryland; Ele¬ mentary-Education. CHARLES EDWARD BOZMAN, JR. Princess Anne, Maryland; Arts and Sciences-Social Sci¬ ence; Varsity Soccer II-1V; Varsity Basketball II; Intra¬ murals II-IV. PHILLIP LEE BRIGGS Fruitland, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics; Dean’s List IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Soccer II, III, IV. JOYCE ELIZABETH BUSCH Baltimore, Maryland; Secondary-History; WDA 1, II, -vice president III, -president IV; College Chorus; College Players; Intramural sports; Modern Dance Club II, III; Homecoming Queen IV. DIANE MARIE CALVERT Brooklyn, New York; Secondary-Social Science; Dean’s List III; College Chorus I. LARRY WAYNE CASSELL Braddock Heights, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Mr. Salisbury State College IV; Campus Life Award IV; Class vice president II, -president III; Resident Assistant IV; Circle K-secretary II, Lt. Governor 111, -president IV; Varsity Soccer Trainer Il-IV; Varsity Basketball Trainer III, IV; Intramural sports. DONNA MARIE CHMIELEW¬ SKI Baltimore, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics; Var¬ sity Basketball I-IV; Varsity Volleyball II, III; Varsity Hockey IV; WAA I-IV; WDA IV; Woman Who Has Contributed Most to the Women’s Athletic Program. CHARLES HERBERT CLOUGH Greensboro, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics. 117 HELEN MARIE COLLINS Baltimore, Maryland; Secondary-English; Who’s Who IV; Achievement Keys IV; Dean’s List I-IV; College Players 1-IV, -vice president IV; Alpha Psi Omega -vice president III, -president IV; Student Life Committee -secretary II, -Chairman III. MARGARET RUTH COPPER¬ SMITH Severna Park, Maryland; Secondary-English; Who’s Who IV; Achievement Key IV; Cultural Affairs Committee III; Phi Alpha Theta III, IV; Student Life Committee III; Holly Leaf III. WILLIAM JEFFREY CORDREY Delmar, Delaware; Secondary-Mathematics. REBECCA HASTINGS CORDREY Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-History. JAMES ALFRED CULP, JR. Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-Social Science; SGA -vice president II, -president III; Executive Board of Maryland Association of College Student Government; Crew Team IV; Holly Leaf II; MDA III. JOHN THOMPSON DARDEN Millsboro, Delaware; Secondary-Biology. LINDA WALDRON DAVIS Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics. HANNAH FORRESTER DENNIS Vienna, Maryland; Elementary-Edu¬ cation. LINDA MARIE DENNIS Lewes, Delaware; Elementary-Education. SHARON JO DERFLINGER Glen Burnie, Maryland; Elementary-Edu¬ cation; Dean’s List III, IV; WAA III, IV. MARY PAULINE DILL Elkton, Maryland; Secondary-English; Dean’s List I; Holly Leaf lILCirculo Quijote I-IV; SNEA IV. LINDA LEE EBERLING Dundalk, Maryland; Elementary- Education; College Players II, III, -secretary IV; Alpha Psi Omega - vice president IV. DARLENE BOWHALL ELLER Onley, Virginia; Elementary- Education; Dean’s List IV; College Chorus I, II; SNEA I, II, III. ROBERTA BRADBURY ELZEY Salisbury, Maryland; Elementary-Education; WAA IV; Geographic Society; Dean’s List I; Harvest Queen; Intramural sports. Helen Marie Collins Margaret Ruth Coppersmith William Jeffrey Cordrey Rebecca Hastings Cordrey James Alfred Culp, Jr. John Thompson Darden Linda Waldron Davis Hannah Forrester Dennis Linda Marie Dennis Sharon Jo Derflinger Mary Pauline Dill Linda Lee Eberling Darlene Bowhall Eller Roberta Bradbury Elzey 118 fHum 119 lb n JOYCE ELAINE EWING North East, Maryland; Elementary-Education; WDA II, III; Student Counselor II, III; Modern Dance Club II. JOAN McDORMAN FARROW Salisbury, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Achievement Keys II, III: Dean’s List I-IV; Phi Alpha Theta IV. STEPHEN RAYMOND JOHN FITZGERALD Cambridge, Maryland; Secondary-English; Class-president I; Circulo Quijote I, II, III; Varsity Basketball II, III; Intramural sports; Varsity Tennis III, IV. SUSAN WHALEY FRAME Ocean City, Maryland; Elementary-Education; WDA I, IV; Holly Leaf I, II; College Players I, II; WAA I, II; Intramural sports; Modern Dance Club 1. RAYMOND ANDREW GALLAGHER Bowie, Maryland; Arts and Science-Biology; Photography Club I-IV, -president III, IV; Holly Leaf IV; Student Counselor III; Intramural sports. ALICE ELIZABETH GILLIAN Catonsville, Maryland; Secondary-Geography. ROGER EDWARD GOURLEY Frederica, Delaware; Secondary-History; Dean’s List III, IV; Intramural sports. CAROLYN JOYCE GREENFIELD Joppa, Maryland; Secondary-History, Social Sciences; Dean’s List I-IV; Who’s Who IV; Achievement Keys III, IV; Phi Alpha Theta-president IV; Anne H. Matthews III; Holly Leaf III, IV. SANDRA LEE GRIMSEY Havre de Grace, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Dean’s List IV; WDA-president III; WAA II, III; Cheerleader I, -secretary II, III; College Chorus I, II, III; Modern Dance Club IV. JAMES HARRY GUTH Royal Oak, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics. CAROLYN JANINE HANN Timonium, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Dean’s List IV; Instrumental Ensemble II, III, IV; College Players III, IV; Intramural sports; Music Award IV. BRUCE EDWARD HARTLEY Reisterstown, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics. 120 Joyce Elaine Ewing Joan McDorman Farrow Stephen Raymond John Fitzgerald Susan Whaley Frame Raymond Andrew Gallagher Alice Elizabeth Gillian Roger Edward Gourley Carolyn Joyce Greenfield Sandra Lee Grimsey James Harry Guth Carolyn Janine Hann Bruce Edward Hartley 121 122 Jo Ann Hastings Barbara Ann Haynes Leslie Alice Heiderman Richard Allen Hench Susan Elizabeth Henry Edith Rominger Hickman Lois Jerusha Hickman Terrence Luther Hicks Billie Ruth Holland Patricia Anne Holland Rebecca Frances Hopkins Karen Marie Humphrey Patricia Gail Humphreys William Wilds Hutchinson, Jr. JO ANN HASTINGS Berlin, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Campus Life Award IV; Student Counselor II, III; Holly Leaf II, III; Cultural Affairs Committee IV; WDA II. BARBARA ANN HAYNES Hyattsville, Maryland; Elementary-Education. LESLIE ALICE HEIDERMAN Balti¬ more, Maryland; Elementary-Education; WDA-treasurer IV; College Chorus III, IV; College Players 111; Intramural sports. RICHARD ALLEN HENCH Federalsburg, Maryland; Arts and Science-Social Sciences. SUSAN ELIZABETH HENRY Dundalk, Maryland; Arts and Science-English; Holly Leaf III, IV; College Chorus I; Modern Dance Club I, II, III. EDITH ROMINGER HICKMAN Millville, Delaware; Elementary-Education. LOIS JERUSHA HICK¬ MAN Ocean City, Maryland; Elementary-Education. TERRENCE LUTHER HICKS Cambridge, Maryland; Secondary-Social Sciences. BILLIE RUTH HOLLAND Salisbury, Maryland; Elemen¬ tary-Education. PATRICIA ANNE HOLLAND Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-English. REBECCA FRANCES HOPKINS Salisbury, Maryland; Elementary-Education. KAREN MARIE HUMPHREY Jarrettsville, Maryland; Elementary-Education. PATRICIA GAIL HUMPHREYS Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-History. WILLIAM WILDS HUTCHISON, JR. Clayton, Dela¬ ware; Secondary-History; Dean’s List IV; MDA III; Intramural sports. 123 ROBERT ATKINS JESTER Denton, Maryland; Arts and Science. JOHN HERMAN JONES Berlin, Maryland; Arts and Science-Social Sciences. MAUREEN ELIZABETH KELLY Dundalk, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Dean’s List IV; Circulo Quijote I, II; Intramural sports. JACQUELINE MILLER KENDALL Salisbury, Maryland; Elementary-Education. JOYCE ELIZA¬ BETH KIRCHNER Baltimore, Maryland; Elementary-Education; WDA II, III; WAA IV; Intramural sports; Modern Dance IV. MARY AUGUSTA KLINGER Seabrook, Maryland; Secondary-English. MARGERY COULTER KRAUS Baltimore, Maryland; Elementary-Education, English; SGA IV; Dean’s List IV; WDA III; Cultural Affairs Committee III; Student Life Committee III; Modern Dance Club IV. JAMES EDWARD KREUZBURG Pikesville, Maryland; Arts and Science-Mathe¬ matics; WDA-treasurer IV; MAA-treasurer IV; Varsity Soccer II, III; Circle K IV; Intramural sports. ORVILLE WILLIAM LaCURTS, JR. Pocomoke City, Maryland; Secondary-Physical Science; Who’s Who IV; Dean’s List III, IV. STEPHEN CRAIG LAND Brandywine, Maryland; Arts and Science-History; Dean’s List IV; SGA III; Holly Leaf III; Varsity Baseball I-IV; Intramural sports. LINDA DAVIS LANE Pittsville, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Who’s Who IV; Class -vice president I, -president II; WAA II; Varsity Basketball I, II; Varsity Hockey I, II; Varsity Volleyball I, II. CAROLYN JEAN LeCATES Delmar, Maryland; Secondary-English; Class - secretary III, IV; French Club I; Intramural sports; WAA; Homecoming Committee III, IV. Robert Atkins Jester John Herman Jones Maureen Elizabeth Kelly Jacqueline Miller Kendall Joyce Elizabeth Kirchner Mary Augusta Klinger Margery Coulter Kraus James Edward Kreuzberg Orville William LaCurts, Jr. Stephen Craig Land Linda Davis Lane Carolyn Jean LeCates 125 ELIZABETH HOWARD LEGG Annapolis, Maryland; Elemen¬ tary-Education; Intramural sports. SHARON JOYCE LEO¬ NARD Baltimore, Maryland; Secondary-English ; Circle K sweetheart III; College Chorus I, II; College Players I, II, III, -president IV; Alpha Psi Omega III, IV; Best Actress Award III, IV. EFFIE YOUNG LEWIS BJoxom, Virginia; Secondary- History. ANNA MARIE LOHMANN Bel Air, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Cultural Affairs Committee II, College Chorus I, II; WAA I-IV; Gymnastics Club I, IV. DANIEL MILES LONG Westover, Maryland; Arts and Science-English. ALICE BRIDDELLE MAJORS Salisbury, Maryland; Elemen¬ tary-Education; Dean’s List IV; Class-vice president I; Geo¬ graphic Society II, III, IV; Varsity Hockey II, III, -co-captain IV; Varsity Volleyball II, III; Varsity Basketball III. PHYLLIS CELESTA MASON Glen Burnie, Maryland; Elementary-Edu¬ cation; Dean’s List IV; College Chorus III. RONALD RAY MASSEY Crisfield, Maryland; Secondary-English; Who’s Who IV; Achievement Key II, III; Dean’s List I-IV; Phi Alpha Theta III, IV; College Chorus I-IV. SUZANNE KNOX MASSEY Pittsville, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics. LINDA KATHERINE McCANN Norfolk, Virginia; Secondary-Geog¬ raphy; Dean’s List III, IV; Geography Society. BRIAN DREW McGRAW Baltimore, Maryland; Arts and Science-Biology; Dean’s List IV; Student Counselor III; Intramural sports. GAIL ELAINE McMAHAN Federalsburg, Maryland; Elemen¬ tary-Education; Dean’s List; College Chorus III, IV; Tutoring Program III, IV; Intramural sports. Elizabeth Howard Legg Sharon Joyce Leonard Effie Young Lewis 126 Anna Marie Lohmann Daniel Miles Long Alice Briddelle Majors Phyllis Celesta Mason Ronald Ray Massey Suzanne Knox Massey Linda Katherine McCann Brian Drew McGraw Gail Elaine McMahan 127 Nancy Evelyn McNeice Ann Dietrich Miller Donna Marie Miller William Stanley Moffitt, Jr. Nancy Gail Mumford Darlene Ruth Nagel NANCY EVELYN McNEICE Dover, Delaware; Elementary-Education; Student Life Committee II, -secretary III; Evergreen II, III; WAA II, III; Intramural sports; Cheerleading I, II. ANN DIETRICH MILLER Baltimore, Maryland; Elementary-Education. DONNA MARIE MILLER Baltimore, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Class-vice president III; WDA-treasurer III, -resident assistant IV. WILLIAM STANLEY MOFFITT, JR. Warwick, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics. NANCY GAIL MUMFORD Berlin, Maryland; Elementary-Education; College Chorus I, II, III, -president IV; WAA; SNEA II, -representative to the Inaugural Ball IV. DARLENE RUTH NAGEL Federalsburg, Maryland; Elementary-Education; SNEA-treasurer IV; Dean’s List II, III, IV; WDA IV. IDA ANN OREM Sudlersville, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Dean’s List III; WDA II, -secretary III, IV; Intramural sports; Student Counselor III. LAUREL ANITA PILSCH Baltimore, Maryland; Secondary-English, History; Cultural Affairs Committee III; Holly Leaf II, -Editor III. ALAN JOSEPH PLANNER Preston, Maryland; Arts and Science-Biology; Varsity Soccer I-IV; Varsity Baseball I, II, III; Circle K II, 111; Intramural sports; MDA III, IV. DORIS LEE PRITCHETT Cambridge, Maryland; Elementary-Education; WDA IV; Intramural sports. JOAN ELIZABETH REINDOLLAR Taneytown, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Who’s Who IV; Student Life Committee IV; Holly Leaf-page editor III, IV; College Chorus II, III, IV; WDA III. GAIL ANN RHODES Rockville, Maryland; Elementary-Education; SNEA III, IV. 128 Ida Ann Orem Laurel Anita Pilsch Alan Joseph Planner Doris Lee Pritchett Joan Elizabeth Reindollar Gail Ann Rhodes 129 Herman Gene Riggin, Jr. Edwina Margaret Robbins Patricia Ann Robichaud Gary Frederick Robinson Bruce Wayne Ruark Richard Sanders Helen Margaret Schmidt Susan Larue Schmidt Sally Seward Shaner Raymond Anderson Shingler Margaret Foxwell Shipley Mildred Sharon Smith 130 wmm HERMAN GENE RIGGIN, JR. Crisfield, Maryland; Arts and Science-Mathematics; MDA-president, treasurer, II, III, IV; Holly Leaf I; Circle K I-IV; Varsity Soccer II, III, IV; Varsity Volleyball I-IV; Varsity Basketball I, Gymnastics Club II, III, IV. EDWINA MARGARET ROBBINS Cambridge, Maryland; Elementary-Education. PATRICIA ANN ROBICHAUD Port Deposit, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Intramural sports; WDA III; Student Life Committee IV; Dean’s List IV. GARY FREDERICK ROBINSON Mardela Springs, Maryland; Arts and Science-Mathematics. BRUCE WAYNE RUARK Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-Biology. RICHARD SANDERS Preston, Maryland; Secondary-Social Science. HELEN MARGARET SCHMIDT Federalsburg, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Dean’s List IV; Class-vice president IV; Holly Leaf; College Chorus III, IV; Intramural sports; Tutoring Program III, IV. SUSAN LARUE SCHMIDT Riviera Beach, Maryland; Secondary-History; Circulo Quijote I, II, -secretary-treasurer III, -president IV; College Players I-IV; Alpha Psi Omega III, IV; SNEA I, III, IV; WDA III. SALLY SEWARD SHANER Salisbury, Maryland; Elementary-Education. RAYMOND ANDERSON SHINGLER Rising Sun, Maryland; Arts and Science-Mathematics; Class- treasurer III, -president IV; MAA-president IV; Varsity Soccer I, II, III, -co-captain IV; Varsity Baseball I, II, III, -co-captain IV; Varsity Basketball I, II, III; Male Athlete of the Year IV. MARGARET FOXWELL SHIPLEY Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-Mathe¬ matics; Dean’s List IV; WAA I-IV; Varsity Hockey 1, II, III; Varsity Basketball II; Intramural sports; Modern Dance Club III. MILDRED SHARON SMITH East New Market, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Holly Leaf-photographer IV; Intramural sports; WDA II. 131 NANCY RAY SNYDER White Hall, Maryland; Secondary-History. LAUREL WEATHERLY SOMERS Dundalk, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Circulo Quijote I, II; Intramural sports; Modern Dance Club III, IV; Inter-Dormitory Council-secretary III, -president IV. STELLA MAE STEELE Trappe, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics; Phi Alpha Theta III, -vice president IV; College Chorus III, -secretary-treasurer IV; Dean’s List IV; Intramural sports. JAMES CARROLL STRASSBERGER Baltimore, Maryland; Secondary-Social Sciences; Holly Leaf II, -photography editor III; SGA II; Photography Club I-IV. CONSTANCE JEANE SWAN St. Georges, Delaware; Secondary-History; College Players I, II; Intramural sports; SNEA I. LITSA TAKAS Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-French; WDA II, III; College Chorus I; WAA I, II, III; Intramural sports; French Club-president IV. EDWARD EUGENE TAYLOR, II Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-English. MYRA KAY TAYLOR Salisbury, Maryland; Elementary-Education, English. DEBORAH ANN THOMAS Bel Air, Maryland; Secondary-French. SANDP KAY THOMPSON Annapolis, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics; Dean’s List I Class-treasurer IV; WDA IV; College Chorus I. ELSIE CHERYL TODD Secretary, Maryland; Elemen¬ tary-Education; Dean’s List II, III, IV; Phi Alpha Theta III, IV; Varsity Volleyball II, III, IV; WAA III, IV; Intramural sports; WDA IV. DARRELL MORGAN TURNER, JR. Salisbury, Maryland; Arts and Science-Mathematics. 132 Nancy Ray Snyder Laurel Weatherly Somers Stella Mae Steele James Carroll Strassberger Constance Jeane Swan Litsa Takas Edward Eugene Taylor, II Myra Kay Taylor Deborah Ann Thomas Sandra Kay Thompson Elsie Cheryl Todd Darrell Morgan Turner, Jr. 133 Dianne Terri Unger Jane Marie Urian Joyce Darlene Walls ■ 3 1 Louise Borcherding Ward Linda Lee Wehr Linda Slama Whayland Margaret Jean Whitehead Allen Ray Wingate, Jr. Carol Broderick Wissel 134 Eleanor Ann Woernle Charlotte Sarah Young Cheryl Marie Zeitschel wmm DIANNE TERRI UNGER Havre de Grace, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Who’s Who IV; Dean’s List III; Cultural Affairs Committee II; Modern Dance Club II, III, IV; WDA-parliamentarian III; WAA II, III. JANE MARIE URIAN Clayton, Delaware; Elementary-Education; Dean’s List IV; College Players III, IV; WAA IV; Intramural sports; WDA II, IV. JOYCE DARLENE WALLS Bel Air, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Intramural sports. LOUISE BORCHERDING WARD Catonsville, Maryland; Secondary-History; WAA I-IV; Intramural sports; SNEA I. LINDA LEE WEHR Dundalk, Maryland; Elementary-Education; College Players I, II, III, -best female technician IV; Alpha Psi Omega-secretary-treasurer 111, IV; SNEA I-IV; Dean’s List III, IV. LINDA SLAMA WHAYLAND Salisbury, Maryland; Secondary-Mathematics. MARGARET JEAN WHITEHEAD Catonsville, Maryland; Elementary-Education; Intramural sports. ALLEN RAY WINGATE, JR. Reisterstown, Maryland; Secondary-Social Sciences; SGA-vice president IV; Inter-Dormitory Council -president; Circle K IV; Student Academic Council IV; President’s Student Advisory Council IV. CAROL BRODERICK WISSEL Salisbury, Maryland; Elementary-Education. ELEANOR ANN WOERNLE Glen Rock, New Jersey; Elementary-Education; WDA IV; Evergreen I, II; WAA I-IV; Varsity Volleyball I, II, -co-captain III; Intramural sports. CHARLOTTE SARAH YOUNG Baltimore, Maryland; Arts and Science-Social Sciences; College Chorus I, IV; Circulo Quijote I-IV. CHERYL MARIE ZEITSCHEL Reisterstown, Maryland; Elementary-Education; SNEA I, II, -president III, -senior advisor IV; Alpha Psi Omega III, IV; Circulo Quijote III, -secretary-treasurer IV; College Players I-IV; College Chorus I, II, III. 135 ADMINISTRATION. . . ' � . , . .« .- wr? r «-r : ; 1 • ■■ 4 • ' A X 137 A Message from the President to the Class of 1969 Although I have known the Class of 1969 for only one year, its record permits me to speak confidently about its future. Its stay on campus has coincided with numerous changes associated with growth of the College. Not only has it weathered these changes well but it has also assisted in the implementation of new programs such as a student academic council, a new judicial board, an expanded athletic program, a revision of student regulations, and the introduction of new academic majors. Salisbury State College consists to a minor extent of its buildings and facilities but in a larger way of its faculty, its students, and its alumni. Your graduation and departure from the campus does not break the tie that binds you to this college. As an alumnus, your interest in and support of Salisbury State College will bring an added dimension to its stature, influence, and its potentiality for development as a state college offering a wide range of educational opportunities to all those who yearn for the fuller life available to educated men. Your college has not provided you with answers to all the problems life will offer; however, it has attempted to help you develop an analytical approach to be applied to the solution of those problems. It has encouraged you to take little for granted, to study, and to understand. And now it urges you to apply all your knowledge and skills to those lifelong tasks imposed by community responsibility, by citizenship and by your obligations as an educated man. Walter D. Smith President Salisbury State College 138 f 139 JOSEPH S. BACHMAN Associate Dean of Students 140 DOROTHY L. POWELL Registrar and Director of Admissions GEORGE P. VOLENIK Assistant Dean of Students ■ JAMES F. GLENN Acting Dean of Students 141 W. FORREST BUCKLER Assistant Professor Mathematics MARY GAY CALCOTT Assistant Professor English SYLVIA S. BRADLEY Instructor History MACCURDY BURNET Associate Professor English 142 RUTH H. CLARK Instructor French DEANE DESHON Assistant Professor Health and Physical Education CLINTON CARROLL Assistant Professor Art 143 ROBERT A. ELDERDICE Professor English MANFRID P. ERNST Instructor English VIVIAN FARLOW Assistant Professor Biology EDNA E. ESTES Professor Biology I 144 145 MAURICE C. FLEMING Professor Education MARY LAURA FRANCIS Professor French PEDRO CARLOS HARISPE Assistant Professor Spanish JAMES R. FOCHT Associate Professor Education WINNIFRED G. HELMES Associate Professor History 146 MILLARD G. LESCALLETTE Professor History JOHN B. MAY Professor Psychology A. NAYLAND PAGE Associate Professor History MARIUNA MORRISON Assistant Professor Health and Physical Education LEROY F. PHILLIPS Instructor Sociology 148 Assistant Professor Geography 149 VERNE L.VAN BREEMAN Professor Biology ARTHUR L. VOGELBACK Professor English ROBERT WESLEY Assistant Professor Speech FRANK WHITE Associate Professor Mathematics 150 S. GOLDSBOROUGH TYLER Assistant Professor Education BEVERLY N. VARLEY Instructor Spanish LOUISE S. WHITE Assistant Professor Education 151 CHARLES O. WINGO, JR. Instructor Biology ALETHEA H. WHITNEY Professor Health and Physical Education 152 RODNEY M. WILSON Instructor Speech . WILLIAM H. WROTEN, JR. Professor History DAN R. WINSLOW Instructor Psychology RAY H. ZEIGLER, JR. Assistant Professor Music 153 Librarians CONSTANCE C. S1CKMUND Librarian I RUTH H. DREWER Library Assistant SALLIE D. PARKER Library Assistant MERCEDES BROWN Librarian I ISABELLE W. GEMENY Library Assistant KEITH R. VAIL Librarian I 154 MARGARET M. HOPKINS Assistant Registrar and Director of Admissions DOLORES J. MILLER Secretary to President Business Staff SARA WILKINS Clerk-Typist III DORIS LEWIS Clerk-Typist m REGINA TAYLOR Office of Dean of College 155 H. Elaine Brem Secretary Office of Dean of Students Emma Lou Jones Clerk-Typist II Betty Lou Bloodsworth Public Relations and Alumni Harriett N. Brown Computer Center STANDING: Jane Boogs, Virginia E)RMA Powell, Linda Lockie. SEATED: Erma Price, Pat Harrington. 157 E. Pauline Riall, Principal Caruthers Elementary School Mary H. Lawry Kindergarten Roberta B. Mason Grade I Ruth T. Bennett Grade II 158 Wilsie G. Seabrease Grade III Elizabeth Rickert Nurse HEALTH CENTER Pearl I. Hutchings Nurse J. William Beck Food Service Manager David Duitscher Data Processing Supervisor I Staff (Continued) J 159 EDITOR’S NOTE Change has been the keynote at S.S.C. this year. It is my hope that this edition, the 1969 Evergreen, has kept up with that idea in total, or at least in some small respect. To have a yearbook which is different each year doesn’t call for a complete change of staff members. True, it calls for new members and graduation of experienced members, but it calls for so much more. It requires that people have the desire to work and to stand by when the materials to work with are limited, and the times are trying. It calls for individuals to listen to the complaints of the editor and the constant reminding of deadlines and goals to be met. A publication like this calls for so much—many say they know that it does, very few realize that it does. This publication is also dependent upon the understanding and assistance of the advisors, the initiative of the publica¬ tions representative, and the cooperation of the entire stu¬ dent body. A publication of this nature must be all of this if it is to be a success. It is here that I have an opportunity to thank everyone who made this publication possible. I am appreciative of the assistance, time, ideas, and advice offered by Dean Volenik, our administrative advisor, and Dr. May, our staff consultant. Too, there is a tremendous amount of thanks owed to Mr. o w-x , „ r j. . , , c DEAN VOLENIK - ADVISOR Ray Mitchell lor his unending assistance in every phase ol this book. But most of all I want to thank each member of the staff, for without you S.S.C. could never have such a publication. To Charlene Squires, Susan Tull, Malissa Jack- son, Nancy Fykes, Dave Meenan, Gary Eskridge and Roger, Mason—the section editors—and June Spengler our business manager I am especially grateful for the extra time and effort you all gave so willingly. To everyone who made this possible I say thank-you. Believe me — it was appreciated. CARVEL 160 .. • •• i • i « i if iii ’ki 4 d • t ' - ' • 1 % f1 « � ♦•• -n� l. t Ifc i ( ' ! � � . t f • J S J, ,«A ' •« 0 ’ W V 4 V ' ' S r f ' , T •� «� •?• •. ' ►.’tr •«� • •■ iTvfvj • ft J « 51 |. � r tfa-tf W • ! 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