Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

ar £l FOUNDED ‘i ' ■ J(7 I f. A B SS ' Ss m fe T . .. w • , ‘MB ' A - y vW £Vffi ffifr B)v s mfkfl EMBBaBBS mS • j 4JC? . v -3 K ' Ra flp_ 1 SALISBURY STATE COLLEGE SALISBURY, MARYLAND l SPORTS 82 SENIORS 00 CONTENTS STUDENTS 46 EVENTS 146 ORGANIZATIONS 116 3 STAFF Windows. . Windows. . . allowing one to look out and see the world. And yet, windows also bring in light. For each of us, life is a system based on inside and outside. What we hold inside makes us who we are; what exists outside, in our environment, shapes us and reflects back to us our own identities. Windows cut through the walls between ourselves and our world. Through these windows we look out to see life around us, while tne light from without passes in. College is, in a way, a collection of windows: some may serve to illuminate us intellectually, others allow us to view social interaction, still others may show us what are known as friends. These figurative windows of our lives make possible all that we are touched by. A professor, explaining the beauty of a genetic test ; cross, serves as one of our windows to a world of information we may never have been aware of. A roommate, helping us to develop the attitudes and patience necessary to coexist with another human being, acts as a different kind of window. Chatting with friends at lunch opens windows on the ideas of others, while the lunch itself may draw back the curtains on what is and isn’t “mom’s home cooking. Windows may also serve us, surprisingly enough, as windows: Daydreaming out a classroom window, only to be called on by the instructor. . . Looking out your room window in the morning to get a first-hand weather report, only to find that it’s raining — again . . . Sitting in an exam, gazing at the window panes, knowing that somewhere somebody could pass that test, while all you can hear are the sounds of a softball game . . . Finding a yellow parking citation on your car windshield, knowing our boys in blue are on the job . . . Wondering why, when it’s 85 degrees outside (and 10 degrees warmer inside), they ever decided to make a dining hall with windows that don’t open 6 ■ m i Iliad . . . Spending half your life savings on Christmas window decorations, only to lose the Window Decorating Contest to a Christmas tree made from beer cans. . . Our windows make each of us an individual. Whether to stare blankly at the sunlight streaming in, temper what enters with a rosy hue, or eclectically blend both of these is a decision we all face — realize it or not. Our decision determines our life. 11 ■ i ' •S ' - ' v-. ' - ' ' - «gvf mm 15 l in Being a Senior is kind of like going “through the looking glass” — after four years of struggling to make it to the top, one day you graduate and “poof” you’re back at the bottom of the heap . . . and you don’t call that backwards??? Obviously, the life as a Senior is not always an easy one. What with filling out credential files, applying to graduate school, being interviewed for jobs, computing GPA’s (which, by the way, officially don’t exist), completing degree requirements, and so on (ad nauseum), the Senior soon finds that his four glorious years of undergraduate education are coming to a close. Realizing this, he may: 1. Cry. 2. Laugh. 3. Drink himself into oblivion. 4. Study (to make up for three years of item 3). 5. Find a good analyst. PATRICIA L. ABELL Field Hockey 1; Basketball Mgr. 1 - 4; Softball 1 - 4; Resident Assistant 3, 4; Womens Athletic Assoc. 1 DONNA J.ACHENBACK Men ' s Lacross Statistician 2, 3, 4 KAREN K. ACKER Majorettes 2; Student National Education Assoc. 1 - 4 20 SHARON A. ALBAUGH Beta Beta Beta 4 LOUIE AMABILI J. SCOTT ANDERSEN MARKS. ANDERSON VICKY ANDERTON Cheerleader 1,2, 3; Student National Education Assoc. 1,2, 3; French Club 2, 3; College Chorus 1,2,3; Zeta Tau Alpha 2, 3, 4; Entry Program 3 BARBARA J. ADAMS STEPHEN D. ADKINS Sigma Pi 1,2; Soccer 2 MARYANN AGNANO RUSSELL BELL KATHY BENSTON RHONDAS. BLEVINS Marching Band 1 - 4; Concert Band 1 - 4; College Chorus 3, 4; Evergreen Staff 2; Evergreen Co-Editor 3; SGA Organizational Rep. 3; SGA Communications Advisory Board 3; RHA Rep. 3 JACQUELYN A. BAUER Volleyball Mgr. 3; Volleyball 1 - 4; Basketball Mgr. 3; RHA Rep. 2; Softball 1,2 LISA J. BEARD Flyer Reporter 2; Flyer Entertainment Editor 2; Flyer Financial Mgr. 3, 4; Flyer Advertising Mgr. 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa President 4; Entry Program 3; Who’s Who in American Colleges Universities 4; Business Economics Society 1 - 4; SGA Communication Advisory Board 4; Leadership Conference Steering Committee 4 rcat THERESA A. BAKER Business Economics Society 2, 3, 4; RHA 2, 3; Student Employment Service 3, 4; SGA Campus Rep. 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Intramurals 4 KATHERINES. BARE JOANNE E. BAKER MARYANNE ANEMA VICKI L. AUSTIN Student National Education Assoc.4 SHERI BAKER College Chorus 2, 3; Music Educators National Conference 2, 3; Zeta Tau Alpha 3, 4; Chamber Choir 4; SGA Commuter Rep 4 21 KATHLEEN A. BOHN PERRY T. BOULTER Beta Beta Beta 3, 4 JANA L. BOYCE CHRISTOPHER P. BRADLEY Soccer 1 - 4; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 - 4; Business Economics Society 1,2; Seagulf Board of Directors 3, 4 MARY BREYETTE TERESA C. BRIDDELL Beta Beta Beta 2 - 4 (President 4) ANNA BRINSFIELD ROSS G. BURBAGE Varsity Soccer 1 - 4; College Chorus 2, 3; Indoor Soccer Tournament 3; Intramurals 1 ROBIN L. BUTLER AMY BRITTINGHAM Business Economics Society 4 TERESA M. BRITTINGHAM 22 JAMES H. CALDWELL Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Jazz Ensemble 1 - 4 SHELLY A. CANNON Christian Fellowship 1,2; Student National Education Assoc. 4; Student Teacher Evaluation Committee 4 NANCY J. CAULK Student National Education Assoc. 2 - 4 MARY CHESTER CHRISTINE L. CHRISTOPHER WAYNE CLEMONS 23 SHARON COLLINS MICHAEL E.CORDES SUZANNE L. CRAMP Beta Beta Beta 3, 4 (Vice- President 4) POLLY S. CRAWFORD Social Work Club 4; Child Weltare Workshop 4 G. ERIC CROUCHLEY, III Business Economics Society 3, 4; Psi Chi 3, 4; Seagult Board ot Directors 3, 4; College Chorus 3, 4 PHYLLIS S. CULVER LINDA L. CUTTS J. R. CZARNOWSKY DONNA L. DAUGHERTY Student Nurses Assoc. 4; Judiciary Committee of SN A 4 F. MICHAEL DAVIS Business Economics Society 3, 4; Phi Kappa Sigma 3, 4; SGA Organizational Rep 4; Intramurals 2, 3 AMY J. DAVISSON THOMAS DEKNIGHT WSSC 1 - 4 (Business Mgr. 2, 3) 24 MARK DENNIS ELWOOD L. DISE, III PATRICIA E. DOUGHERTY Resident Assistant 2, 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; History Political Science Club 2 - 4 ROBIN R. DOWNES SSC Dance Company 2, 3; Cheerleading 1; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister 2, 3,4 DONNA M. DROZDOSKI Intramurals 1 - 4; RHA Rep. 2; Resident Assistant 3, 4; College Chorus 2, 3 i JANE DRYDEN ELIZABETH A. EDMONDSON Chamber Choir 1,2; College Chorus 1,2; Psi Chi 3, 4 NORA K. EFFINGER BRENDAEGEBERG CHARLES ELLIOTT BSU President 3; Basileus of Chapter Fraternity 2, 3; CCPB 2; Omega Psi Phi 2 - 4 GLENN M. ELLISON History Political Science Club 3, 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4 RICHARD FAISON CINDY FALCOFF KATHRYN B. FARNEN Sigma Nu Little Sister 1 - 4 MISS SSC — BECCA BANDIERE SANDRA L. ENNIS History Political Science Club 2 - 4, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4; French Club 2; Scarab Staff 3 DEBRA L. ESHAM Psi Chi 3, 4; Beta Beta Beta 4; Peer Counselor 4 PATTI EVANS GWENDOLYN E. FIELDS BSU; Alpha Kappa Alpha SUSAN FLETCHER KAREN N.FOLKINS RHA 3; Flyer Staff 4 MR. SSC — DAVE KIRCHOFF KATHERINE FOX JAMES F. FRANK STEPHEN M. FRENE DOUGLAS FRYE GWENDOLYN C. GALE CHARLAA. GALLAWAY Marching Band 1 - 3; Concert Band 1 - 3; Zeta Tau Alpha 3, 4; Intramurals 4; French Club 3, 4 FRANCES M. GARVEY Bowling 3; Student National Education Assoc. 4; Education Curriculum Committee 4; Graduation Committee 4; Faculty Workshop 4 KATHRYN D. GIST DANIEL H. GLADDING DONNA K.GOSLIN Social Work Club 2 - 4; Intramurals 3, 4 CAROLYN D. GUMM TERESA P. HALES Zeta Tau Alpha 1 - 4; Pom Pom Squad 2, 3; Inter-Greek Council 2 - 4; CCPB 3, 4; Dorm Vice- President 3; Business Economics Society 2 - 4 EDGAR S. GORE, JR. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3, 4; Circle K. Club 3; T Cluster 3, 4 WAYNE D. GORROW PAM L. GOSLEE 28 KATHRYN A. HARPER Volleyball 1; Intramural 4 J. JOSEPH HART, JR. Student Coordination Newman Club 1-4; Chamber Choir 1 - 4; Sharing Sessions Coordinator 4; Board of Visitors 4; Inter-faith Council Moderator 4; Leadership Conference Steering Committee 4; SGA Executive Council 4 KENNETH E. HARTHAUSEN Lacrosse 1 sSS ■ m MICHAEL L. HARTYE Baptist Student Ministries 3, 4; Marching Band 1; College Chorus 1,3; Business Economics Society 2; History Political Science Club 3, 4; Newman Club 1; Campus Crusade for Christ 4 JUDITH E. HATHAWAY DONALD L. HELGASON, JR. Intramurals 2 - 4 29 DARCY W. HENRY CHARLES F. HILBERG, JR. Lacrosse 1; Medical Careers Club 4; Intramurals 1 - 4 JAMES L. HINMAN, JR. KAREN L. HOFFMAN Pom Pom Squad 2; Seagull Board of Directors 3, 4; Governor’s Youth Advisory Council 4 TERESA M. HOLLAND PAMELA C. HORSEY 30 MARTIN J. HUNTEMAN LYNNE JACKSON RICHARD W. JACKSON Phi Beta Sigma 2 - 4 JOSEPH M.KNECHT, JR. Inter-Greek Council 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 - 4; SGA Campus Rep 3; Track 1 MARGARET J. KNIGHT J.V. Field Hockey 1; Varsity Volleyball 2 - 4, Varsity Basketball 1 - 4; Varsity Softball 2,3 DAVID JARBOE Golf 3; Baseball 2; Diving Club 2; Intramurals 1 - 3 MARY E. JONES JAMES C.KINNAMON, III Genesis 2 - 4; Psi Chi 2-4; Jaycees 3, 4 LIONEL E. LAYTON BSU Vice-President 2; Varsity Lacrosse 1; Omega Psi Phi 2; Geography Society 2 - 4; WSSC 1 - 4 MOLLIE M. LEDNUM College Chorus 1 - 3; Nanticoke Hall Secretary 2; RHA Rep 2, 3; Music Educators National Conference 4 MERRYL E. LEE M. VIRGINIA KOLB Student Nurses Assoc. 3, 4 TRUDY M. KULOVITZ WAYNE E. LACKEY PATLAMBONI PATRICIA L. LANKFORD JAMES S. LASLEY Theatre 1,2; Business Economics Society 4; SGA Commuter Rep. 4; WSSC 2 - 4 , - t V ROBIN KNIGHT LARRY E. KNOPF Varsity Tennis 4 GWYNE. KOENIG KATHY M. LEPPO Women ' s Lacrosse 1 - 4; Circle K 3 KAREN A. LEWIS DEBORAH R. LILLY First Impressions 4; Student Nurses Assoc. 4; BSU 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4 MICHAEL LINARDI LINDA LINDALE ROBERT R. LOUN, JR. Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1; Dorm Government 1,2; RHA 1, 2; Resident Assistant 2 - 4; Flyer Staff 2 - 4; Entry Program 2, 3; Intramurals 1 - 4 MARIBETH LUZETSKY Student National Education Assoc. 1 - 4 VERA MACKENZIE M. REBECCA LIVINGOOD CLAUDIA A. LONG Social Work Club 3, 4; Social Work Club Secretary 4; Genesis 4; PGH Volunteer 4; PGH Resident Hall Committee 2, 3 32 SUSAN L. MATTHEWS ROBERTA. MAURER Intramurals 3, 4; Business Economics Society 4 CARL R. MAYES 33 GWENDOLYN McALISTER Social Work Club 2 MARYC. McCAIN Dance Company 1 DAWN K. McCRUMB Volleyball 2; Softball 2 - 4; Lacrosse 3; Field Hockey Mgr 3, 4, Dorm President 2; College Judicial Board 3; Housing Advisory Committee 3 ROSEMARY E. McKNEW WSSC 1 - 3; Campus Crusade for Christ 3, 4; Young Life Counselor 3, 4; Intramurals 3 S. LYNN McNEW FLORENCE L. MENDIOLA KRISTA L. MILLER Music Educators National Conference 1 - 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4; College Chorus 1 - 4; Chamber Choir 3, 4; Sha-No-No 4; Marching Band Color Guard 4; SGA Departmental Rep 4 KEVIN MILTON J.V. Basketball 2; BSU 1 -4; Omega Psi Phi 3, 4 LAURA K. MOORE DEBRA J. MORSE Field Hockey 2; Swimming 3 JAMES R. MUMFORD, JR. SGA Rep. 3, 4; French Club 1 - 4; Who’s Who in American Colleges Universities Nomination Committee 3; Language Day 2 - 4 CYNTHIA A. MUMMA Tennis 2; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sisters 2 - 4; SGA Rep. 2 JOANNA M. MYERS Field Hockey,1 -4; Geography Society 2 - 4; Resident Assistant 3,4 SUSAN T. OROSS DEBORAH I. PALMER W. THOMAS OLDROYD Business Economics Society 1; Seagulf Board of Directors 2 - 4; Swim Club 3; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 - 4; Psi Chi 3, 4 ROBERT D. PALMER GILBRINAG. PAYNE BSU 1 - 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4; Student National Education Assoc. 3, 4 SARAH E. PEASE Womens Tennis 2; The Flyer 3, 4 WENDY L. NAARUP French Club 2 - 4; Business Economics Society 3; Seagulf Board of Directors 4; Cross Country 4; Track 4; Peer Counselor 4; Theatre Business Mgr. 4 D. RANDALL NIX Social Work Club 3, 4 (President 4) JEAN A.NOPPENBERGER 35 SUSAN PEDERSON JAMES B. PETERS Lacrosse 1 - 3; Student National Education Assoc. 4; NSTA 4; Alpha Omega Biological Society 1 -4 DAVID N. PETERSON SUSAN K. PRICE LINDA M.PRINDEZE Newman Club 2 - 4; Student Nurses Assoc. 4; SGA Rep 4 N. PRITCHETT DONALD W. PROUD, JR. MARVA R. PURNELL CCPB 3, 4 (Chairman 4); SGA Executive Council 4; Minority Affairs Committee 4; BSU 3; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4; College Center Board of Directors 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Who ' s Who in American College Universities 4, Campus Life Award 4; Leadership Conference Chairman 4; First Impressions 4 RONALD J. PURNELL Sigma Pi 4 ALAN K. RAGAN SGA Rep. 2. 3; SGA Secretary 4; Flyer Staff 1 - 3; Dorm President 3; College Admissions Committee 2, 3; CCPB Cultural Chairman 3; Entry Program 1 - 4; Beta Beta Beta 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Who’s Who in American Colleges Universities 3, 4; Achievement Key 3, 4; Leadership Conference Steering Committee 4; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1 - 4; Woodwind Quintet 2,3 LINDA C. RALPH Field Hockey 1 -4; Softball 1,2; Lacrosse 3, 4 CURTIS RANDOW Genesis 1; Resident Assistant 2 - 4; College Judicial Board 4; Student National Education Assoc 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Intramurals 2 - 4 SHAWN P. REED Lambda lota Tau 4 0 1 37 STEVEN G. REESE History Political Science Club 3, 4; SGA Rep 4; Food Service Committee 4 LAURA V. RELLIHEN Dance Club 1,2; College Chorus 1 - 3; Chamber Choir 3; SGA Commuter Rep 1; Pom Pom Squad 1,2; Dance Marathon 4; Intramurals 2 - 4 L. KIM RENKWITZ ■■■ KIMBERLI RICHARDSON DEBORAH J. RIDENOUR Social Work Club 1 - 4; Genesis 4 LOUIS RIZZUTO THELMA B. ROBERTSON CHERYL A. ROWLEY First Impressions 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4; BSU 3, 4 SUSAN C. RUSSELL LORENA A. SACHS BETSY A. SAYLER JOHN SANDY RAYE SAVAGE REBECCA A. SCHACHTER Intramurals 3, 4; Student National Education Assoc 4 VICKIE L. SCOTT MICHAEL P. SEIDEL WSSC1 -4;SGARep. 3,4; Basketball Announcer 1 - 4; Who’s Who in American Colleges Universities 3 BARBARA J. SERRA Marching Concert Band 1 - 3; Zeta Tau Alpha 1 - 4; Student National Education Assoc. 3, 4; Resident Assistant 3, 4; Who ' s Who in American College Universities 4 MARK SEWELL CARYN SHAVE Women ' s Varsity Tennis 1 -4 GARYL. SCHANKEN BRUCE W. SCHNEIDER Business Economics Society 4; Seagulf Board of Directors 2 NANCY M. SCHUYLER Varsity Volleyball 1 - 4; Lacrosse 4 JOSEPH J. STEWART, III Psi Chi 4; Circle K 4 HEIDI L. STONE PATRICIA A. STICKER Genesis 3, 4; Newman Club 2 - 4; Christian Fellowship 1,2 DEBRA K. SISK GARY L. SMITH Evergreen Staff 2; SGA Rules Committee 3; Lambda lota Tau 3,4 MIKE SMITH DON STANLEY THERESA M. STARR Business Economics Society 2, 3 CHERYL A. SUBOCK SUSAN A. SWEETMAN RHA 1,2; Newman Club 2 - 4; Student Art Show 4; Business Economics Society 3, 4; Dorm Vice-President 2 40 LARRY THOMAS WILLIAM E. TIMMONS ROBERS. TODD Jazz Band 1 - 4; Marching Band 1 - 3; Concert Band 2 - 4; Business Economics Society SUSAN B. TODD ALVIN TOMLIN Basketball 3, 4 BRUCE A. TOWNSEND 1 SHERRI L. TRADER Chamber Choir 1-4; College Chorus 1,2; Theatre 1; SGA Rep. 4 PAUL F. TURNER Varsity Track 2, 3; Intramurals 2 - 4; History Political Science Club 4 DIANA TWILLEY 42 BONNIE L. WENNBERG SUSAN B. WELSH PATRICIA M. WHEET Business Economics Society 2; Intramurals 3, 4 PATRICIA A. WHITEHURST Business Economics Society 4 ELIZABETH A. WILHELM Theatre 1; Newman Club 2 - 4 i JOYCE E. WILLEY Social Work Club Treasurer 3; Social Work Club Vice President 4 P. DEAN WILLIAMS Business Economics Society 3; Resident Assistant 4 LISA R. WILLIAMSON JANE WILSON MARY WIMBERLY Delta Sigma Theta 4; Omega Pearls 3 LAWRENCE B. WORKS CHERYL A. WRIGHT GEORGIA WRIGHT ANN M. YANIGA CCPB 1,2; Information Line 1; RHA 1 - 3; Las Vegas Night Chairman 1 - 3; Christmas Week Committee 1 - 3 BONNIE C.YANKY Genesis 1; RHA 1; Dorm Social Chairperson 1 KENNETH YEICK SHARON YON Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Jazz Ensemble 2 - 4; Genesis 3; History Political Science Club 2 - 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4 JAMES R. ZIMMER History Political Science Club 1 - 4; French Club 1,2; Phi Alpha Theta 4; Intramurals 4 SENIORS NOT PICTURED BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Lynn W Abbott Robert A Abresch Margaret H Bagley Gail G. Balderson Dennis L. Banks Rebecca S. Benjamin Charles F. Besche Ramona L. Birch Kevin F. Bracken Carol S. Bradley Mary K. Bratten Terry K Brewer Karl E. Brong Mary M. Brown Debra L Burton Kevin J. Caracciolo Rosina W. Casey Rory J. Castillo Christine L. Christopher Mary L. Collier Harry D. Cooper, Jr, Susan J. Corry David D. Czerski Joan M, Davenport Debra Lee Dean Mary I, Donnelly Gary B, Dorman Dennis B Driscoll Wendy K. Elliott Daniel J. Eusebio Michael J. Eusebio Judith G. Evans James K. Faulkner Gwendolyn E. Fields Jean M. Fladung Deborah L. Ford David G. Funk Michael S. Garcia Kathryn D, Gist James E. Gladding Jan S. Gowe Nilufer A. Guzey Deborah J. Hall Wayne W. Hamilton Carla L. Hansrote Ray M. Hare, III Lloyd C. Hickman, Jr. George M Higgins James H Hinton Thomas B Hoeck Frank L Holden Susan E Holloway Kathryn E. Hopkins George S Jarboe Stephen E. Jarrett Karen M Johansen Jeffrey L Johnson Brenda L Jones Thomas C. Kapp Daniel K, Kenney Mark W Keyes Timothy J. King David S Kirchoff Richard S Lathroum Terry V Layton Adrianna P. Lee Janelle K Lewis Vaughn C Lewis, Jr, Bruce R Malone Rita C. Marine Susan K Martin James H. Masten Raymond J. McGlynn Jeffery L, McMullen Sue S. Merritt Pamela A. Messick Robert L. Mitchell, Jr. Judy A. Davis Moore Susan G. Moreland Mary M. Nuzzi Sue Ann Ockels Robert F. Owens Leonardo J. Parker Stephen C. Parsons Bryan D. Perry Michael D. Pinette Karen M, Pisciotta Susan K. Powell Frances D. Price Linda M Purdy Christopher G, Quillen Timothy P. Ramia Jay H. Redden Timothy A. Redman William K. Rhodes Gerald H. Rockelli, Jr. Edward L. Rowe, Jr. John L. Sandy Marc L. Scher Anne M. Schweitzer Jeffrey J. Sheets Wayne L. Shelton Sharon C. Shiles Joyce E. Sigrist Dana L. Simpson Howard S. Swain Ben D. Tall Shirley P. Taylor WesleyS. Turner Jane L. Twilley Patricia A. Victor William J. Villaume David D. Wallace Walter L. Ward Elizabeth A. Webster Harold J. Wendell, Jr. Roger K West Mary E. Whaley Anthony J. Zei BACHELOR OF ARTS Ronald D. Adkins David M Allen Patricia A. Anderson Rodney L Banks Gregory S. Bartrug Harold D. Bergin Robert L. Berkowitz Dennis R. Bradford Elizabeth H. Brightman Keith H. Brower Wayne N Brumbley Patti D Budman Bertha J. Chalmers Patricia P. Chambers Tyrone A. Chase Sally J. Crawford Michael D. Cunningham Steven P. Dashiell Norman W. Daugherty Carol L. Donache Claudia A. Elliott Edith M. Elliott Amy L. Esham Gerald S. Fields, Jr. Thelma B. Fox James P. Gray, Jr. Matthew P. Hanley George T. Hatfield Susan H. Holland Donna S. Hughes Albert J. Iversen Mary E. Jones Heddy E. Ladinsky Roger C. Lavy Richard A. Lundregan Sue A. MacMillan Michael L. Mayville Terri S. McCabe Mary T. McNally Jeffrey L. Merritt Constance R. Metzger Susan Miles Joseph P. Mohler Virginia M. Monroe E. William Moore, Jr. Michael K. Muir George K. Murray Charles W. Myers Frederick B. Nuttle Steve S. Pappas Eugene J. Pawlikowski Marcia A. Payne Jesse M. Plummer, Jr. James M. Podoley Rhonda P. Price Wayne M. Pryor Brad S. Quillen Ann C. Reed James M Ruark Brenda D. Rubino Brian T. Spiering Ann M. Stierstorfer Richard D. Thomas Frank B. Veditz Steven K. Warner Deborah J. Wilfong Maurice O. Wimbrow, III Anita E. Wright BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIAL WORK Theresa L. Beacham Stephen M Bruner George C. Chester Eloise M. Cutchin Wanda M. Friedrich Patricia A. Garland Raymond J. Henry Jack T. Hess Charles A. Hunt Susan E. Keen Erin P. Mayo Debra K. Pennington Joanne M Pope Julia M. Powell Evelyn M Reilly Reed W. Rippm Frances M Sistrunk Sharon A. Swann Daniel J. Tarr, III David L. Travers Mary T. Wheeler Keep hands and other objects inside windows while bus is in motion. As a college student, an individual must gather the courage to stick his head out the window (if he wants to see where he’s going). On the other hand, he’d better have enough presence of mind to duck back in when he sees a telephone pole aiming for him. Some students may never look out the windows — they ' re too busy with the poker game going on inside. Others never stop gazing through the window. Still others occupy themselves with trying to tell the bus driver what he’s doing wrong. However, somewhere in that busload, there are individuals who will look out the windows, play a few good hands of cards . . . and they may even help the driver steer now and then. FIRST FLOOR: Penny Aaron, Pat Bailey, Nancy Baker, Phyllis Beckwith, Cindy Bethard, Grace Byron, Cathleen Cassidy, Stacy Cochran, Cindy Craig, Carol Evans, Debbie Fish, Norma Gebo, Deborah Haines, Barbara Houch, Patri¬ cia Howard, Barbara James, Karen Kieswetler, Donna Manuel, Linda Marques, Tamera McDowell, Juanita Mor¬ gan, Cynthia Pilcard, Margaret Reynolds, Tana Rolotf, Margie Ruby, Anne Schweitzer, Jennifer Shilling, Carole Slaughter, Selena Stevenson, Cheryl Subock, Beth Turner, Alice Walter, Beebe Watson, Lynne Wood. SECOND FLOOR: Donna Abbott, Lois Anderson, Lois Ashburn, Lynn Ashburn, Cheryl Beckham, Jane Bryan, Amy Burket, Quinna Chaffey, Patricia Clay, Donna Cohee, Theresa Collins, Laurie Cook, Cynthia Cooper, Kathy Coyle, Beth Daniels, Isabel Encarnacion, Bonnie Gale, Wendy German, Shari Gough, Sheri Hatton, Tracy Hernz, Joyce Hudson, Annette Irino, Madeline Johnson, Mary Jones, Kimberlee Kennan, Joanne Linchuck, Joanne Moore, Rochelle Nienes, Linda Owens, Nancy Pearsall, Tracy Pearson, Jo Ellen Pitt, Theresa Reed, Anne San- tucci, Robin Seidel, Marti Shamblm, Maureen Snee, Patty St Ledger, Deja Barbara Thomas, Ann Vogelsang, Dawn Volkart, Suzanne Wallet, Judith Wilson. THIRD FLOOR: Frances Connell, Mary Dickey, Janet Evens, Rebecca Flake, Lisa Guarneiri, Lucretia Gunter, Cora Hastings, Kathy Kinckiner, Kathleen Kmstler, Carol Mayonado, Wendy Peters, Standra Purnell, Robin Red¬ ding, Virginia Scheu, Kathy Tingle, Ginger Tyler, Delgoda Tynes, Clarissa Whitacer 49 WICOMICO HALL FIRST FLOOR Mark Abel, Peri Anest, Paul Arm¬ strong, David Arter, James Baldwin, Anthony Bell, Steve Bisciotti, John Booze, Mark Bryden, Stewart Buss, Robert Caples, Jame Cotham. Thomas Darcy, Don Franz. Sean Gibson, Hugh Hanley, George Hotferbert, John Hbfman, Mark Hudson, Charles Johnson, Keith Lake, William Lincourt, Mark Messick, Ricky Morris, Brian Muelenaer, Wil¬ liam Parker, David Quillen, Jeff Reece, Louis Reeder, Mike Ritchey, Kevin Seth, Scott Spear, Steve Strait, Craig Tawes, Louis Taylor, Alan Tuhles, William Tyler, Victor Velton, Robert Vermil¬ lion, Mark Wiley, Scott Wright, Paul Zimmerman SECOND FLOOR: Stewart Alvarey, John Atkinson, Phillip Bauer, John Beagan, Jeff Bowers, Pete Brown, Dale Bruce, Lee Bynum, Dale Clark. Mark Donnelly, Feliz Galls, George Garrison, Gerald Gar¬ rison. Steve Godstrey, Rodney Godwin, Donny Graef, Jell Greene, Doug Gurelle, Steve Harris, Ste¬ ven Jacobs. James Johnson, Stanley Johnson, David Kennon, Robert Lamb, Jeffrey Mark, Jon McAllister, Doug Morrison, Scott Nelson, Michael Palensky, Frederick Pusey, David Redford, Chip Richardson, Steve Shearer, Grian Shinery, Bruce Smith, Michael Spaid. Mark Steele, Michael Thomp¬ son, Mark VanFosen, Brice Vican, Jeff Willey, David Wiseman, Kerry Wolny. THIRD FLOOR: David Bartlett, Fred Capallo, Paul Decker, Barry Feaga, Kevin Fox, Gary Gimbert, Kevin Hubbard, Charles Hutson, John Jull, Richard Krieger, Matt Lawrence. Bob Lentz, Raymond Lupin. Mark Mahoney, John Moore, John Nealon, Steve Pearson, Paul Phillips, Steven Reese, Law¬ rence Sibiski, Anthony Smith, Walter Taraila, Mike Warfield, Alfred Wein, William Wittier, Ron Wood. 50 1 | , t i 1 i 11 j 1 H§ |g||lli iff® T | dk 51 NANTICOKE HALL BASEMENT: Christina Altonsi Lillian Bunton Dierdre Dooley Juanita Evans Cheryl Homer Jean Lawton. Jane Pyle Mary Whitmore FIRST FLOOR: Pat Abell Connie Allen Jane Anthony Michell Bauer Roberta Betz Susan Buckholtz Jane Cannon Nancy Clendamel. Susan Crawford Susan Denston Cynt h� a Fletcher F ranees Garvey Lisa Geary Mary Giacofci Karen Haznard Dale Honeycutt Janet Hutton Kathleen Kappes Barbara King Wanda McCleary Carol Menin Jacelyn Navarro Janet Nicholson Norma Outten Barbara Powell Linda Rice Darlene Sampson Beth Singleton Anne Swartz Nancy Thompson Teresa Trout Janet Veditz Teresa White Karen Young SECONO FLOOR: Roberta Akers Barbie Alvarez Lon Anderson Vicki Bolton Catherine Brend Connie Boswell. Tamela Brumwell Barb Burton Karen Callahan Janet Catlm johanne Constable Christine Davitt Barbara Edwards Tina Eklund. Charla Gallaway Marice George. Gail Bibbs Robin Gorsuch Patti Hmke. Mary Kelly. Colleen Kirchoff Mary Konaski Ellen Lesondak Beverly Loane Carol Lockard Sue MacAnnay, Lisa Maddux. Donna Manley. Sandy Martin Mary Massey Mary Magmm. Cynthia Murray. Susan Neeper Judith O Toole L nda Payer Peggy Pedone. Tracey Pimental Kay Pmkett Karen Porter Janice Pugh Debbie Ridenour Lisa Riggins Rosemarie Sarra Ruth Sciacca Brenda Serena Betsy Simpkins Theresa Smeker Lauren Statum. Joan Stecher Joey Sterling Patty Strieker. Sandra Symons Mary Timberlake Jennifer Towers Deborah Wad dell Cmdee Wheeler Lisa Williamson Debbie Wmebrenner Linda Wurm Mary Wyatt Kathy Young THIRD FLOOR: Roberta Aaron Carol Agoiesti Brenda Armstrong Laura Benn Sharon Boatright Patricia Bracken Vikki Buckworth Debbie Cathell Margaret Dillon Donna Drozdoski Margaret Ey Debri Flaig Carol Gibson Ann Gladding Cathy Goslee Reggie Grabowski, Man Kate Hall Tracey Hamstead Gina Hanley Sally Hawke Karen Hawks Connie Herndon Patricia Herrick Cheryl Hulme Mary Humphrey Nancy Hutton. Elrita Jacobs. Tarmya Johnson Kathleen Jones. Rebecca Kemps. Sheryle Kimble. Cindy Kirby Trudy Kulovitz Melinda Larrimore. Cynthia Leason Valerie Lippoldt Christians Long Patty Marino. Laurie Marsilio Susan Maxwell Virginia Mears Kathy Medice Sharon Mey ers Cynthia Moreland Crystal Murray Brenda Payne Frances Pulliam Lisa Reale Mercedes Rosell. Victoria Sanet. Rolmda Schamel. Lucy Sebashan Kathleen Smero Kathe rine Spurry Terry Swam Kathy Trageser. Claudia Verrelli Kathy Ward Patricia Whitehurst. Cheryl Wilcox, Pixie Windsor 53 POCOMOKE HALL FIRST FLOOR: Brad Amico, Robert Barowick, George Bouton, Tom Bouton, Walter Brantley, Tony Brown, Harry Brubaker, Tom Cavanaugh, Daniel Curtis, Richard Decker, Scott Dennis, Michael Evans, Charles Flem¬ ing, Albert Ford, Nathan Griffith, Chris Henschen, Terry Higgins, Arthur Kerr, Ted Lingo, Philip Madlin, Ted Mal¬ inowski, Tom Millsap, Tony Morisi, Bob Moses, John Moses, Frederick Nazel, Ralph Puccini, David Pugh, Joseph Sammons, Fred Shepherd, Keith South, Larry Steele, Russell Timmons, Martin Todd, Joseph Tringali, Alan Wiese, Frank Wiggins, Michael Wilmst, Stephen Wilson, Kevin Wynne, Mike Zinker. SECOND FLOOR: Paul Arbeene, Marty Ball, Barry Burkhardt, Nicholas Callison, Mark Campbell, Thomas Davenport, Raymond Davis, Donald Derwent, Bob DiPietro, John Dockman, Ishmael Ennis, David Fleming, Timothy Fox, Mike Gallagher, Kristjan Grabbi, Timothy Greene, Mark Griffin, Mike Hartye, Lee Haynes, Craig Heist, Pete Herold, Craig Hessenauer, James Hunt, Samuel Jaskilba, Matt Jones, Paul Levandeski, Robert Mar¬ low, James McHugh, Gorham Miscaft, Sam Meseley, Tim Paddock, Charles Prahl, Robert Reda, John Ruhe, Richard Sawicki, James Schenk, Peter Schenk, Jim Spero, Guy Stinchcomb, Stephen Summers, Jeff Thomp¬ son, Robert Troy, David Varney, Hector Vazguez, Chet Vienne, George Walsh, Charles Weaver, Chris Webb, Rick Woodward THIRD FLOOR: Larry Bayles, Rex Campbell, Don Coates, Mark Fowler, Ed Holden, Bill Lichtfuff, Ricky Loun, Bob Loun, Russell Merson, Dwigld Miller, John Moseman, Gary Mumford, Stewart Nelson, Greg Rutkai, Albert Stant, Tony Stockus, Robert Thompson. 54 CHESTER HALL FIRST FLOOR: Mark Alexander. Thomas Burlin, Stephen Card, Lavern Cottman, Wanda Daniels, Gayle Davidson, Thomas Dean. Sal Gentile, Vanessa Glascoe, Peggy Hutchins. William Johnson, Richard Lachten. Joseph Letanor, Patricia Lyles, Brenda Sam¬ mons, Mark Smith, Deborah Watson, Leon Wicks. SECOND FLOOR: Margie Adams, Karen Amersbach, Donna Brohawn, Robert Cannon, Valerie Cary. David Coombe, Kathleen Dary, Mary Davenport. Wilbert Duckett, Susan Eddy, Karen Garber, Laura Gassner, Mary Gillespie, John Hart. Evelyn Hasson, Nancy Hosier, Richard Jackson, Mike John, Larry Knapt, Philip Leonard, Ray McGlenn, Bette McKenzie, Greg McLaurin. Myra Mills, Susan Nolan, Robert Owens, Gilbrina Payne, Jame Penley, Preston Phillips, Jell Pritchett, James Ruark, Lorena Sachs, Sara Sangston, Jennifer Sayre, Robert Thomas, Judy Trussell, Mike Tyler, Mike Vincent. Angie Vizzina, David Wallace, Mark Weaver. Cindy Willener. Stacy Zentz. THIRD FLOOR: Alvin Bailey. Russell Bell, Brian Biggs, Mike Bisciotti, Sue Bond, Don Brittingham. Laurie Burnett, Alan Burton, Carolyn Colley. Barry Connors, Robert Cowan. Rod Cummings, Linda Cutts, Nancy DeStetano, Susan Frecker. Michele Garman, Wayne Garow. Ralph Gootee, Karolyn Hall, Jett Handburg, Stuart Horsey, Pam Hughes, Charles Hunt, Margie Lazzati, Karen Lewis, Edwin Lyon, Brian Merriken, Bonnie Miller, Virginia Monroe, Andy Mumma, Ed Murdoch, Jean Noppenberger, Anthony Parker, Joe Pino, James Podley, Linda Prindeze, Reed Rippm, Betsy Saylor. Pearl Scott, Susan Sweetman, Debbie Swinburn, Roger Todd. Ann Weer, Mark Whoolery, Lee Worthington. FOURTH FLOOR: Gene Adkins, Maryland Anema, Mike Altman, Theresa Baker, Rex Barbour, Lisa Beard, William Bennett, Larry Brice, John Buck. Ross Burbage, Tyrone Chase, Julie Coftren, Wallace Cook, Michelle Cowell, Jay Deputy, Harriet Dudley, Pamela Erskme, Joseph Fair, Kathryn Farnen, Juan Gabourel, Rosemary Gaiser, William Harris, Darcy Henry, Bert Hill, Cynthia Hotlsommer. Karen Johansen, Lou Kline, Deborah Lilly, Lucia Mallei, Joseph Marshall, Connie Newcomb, Fred Nuttle, Cindy 56 Price. Kevin Regan. Robert Simpson, Gary Smith. Sandra Wallace, Dean Williams. Milton Wright. Joan Yamga. Banmce Yanky, Leona Younger, Jim Zimmer. FIFTH FLOOR: Lenny Boskey. Lmdoria Byrd. Tim Case. Helene Cipala. Brad Cole. Mike Connelly. Cheryl Davis, Randy Davis, Joyce Dennis, Mary Duson. Pam Hampton. Jennifer Hanms. Charles Hebron. Gary Henry. James Holland, Jams Jenkins, Ester Junior, Jonathan Keiler, Kim Kell. Keith LeBruen, Ollie Lincoln, Charles Lind- beck. Dave Mason, Sharon McCarty, Tom Miller, Kenmce Mooney. Mike Mowbray, Lezell Murphy, Dale Palmer, Debbie Palmer. Tom Ross, Marian Schmidt, Jamie Shirvam, James Smithwick, Sue Ann Stewart, Robert Strayborn, Greg Strott, Katrina Thomas. Julie Wells, Nancy Wynn SIXTH FLOOR: Catherine Amoss. Pamela Anderson, Ron Anerill, Cheryl Aydelotte, Charles Barnes, Sara Beach, John Beals. Rhonda Blevins, Vanessa Brockell, Lisa Callahan, Shawn Callahan, Robert Collier, Sally Cratton, Suzanne Cramp, Pati Davenport, Fred Day, Robin Demarest, Carmen DiSylestro, Dennis Filliben. Mark Gambrill. Gary Gittere, Susan Jones. Ann Kaler, Mary Keeler. Kathleen Krizan, Royce Logan, Jane Martin, Jerry McGuire, Dawn Nichols, John Ped- dicord, Leslie Radebaugh, Alan Ragan. Keith Schooley, Robert Shackelford, Kathy Turkmgton. Steve Wahnsiedler, Tom White, Janet Wilson. Barry Winstead. Kathy Wynn, Donald Youngblood 57 CHOPTANK HALL FIRST FLOOR: Tena Anderson. Laurie Boruta. Leigh Callihan, Becky Clagelt, Glen Ellison, Jim Foster, Ann Humphreys, Grant Johnson, Phil Johnson, Craig Kurtz, Wendy Lipkey, Gwen McAlister, Kathy Morgan, Greg Muir, Laurie Rockelli, Cheryl Rowley, Julia Shelton, Doug Starita, David Swartz, Mark Thomas SECOND FLOOR: James Abel, Ray Adkins, Steve Adkins, Alise Allen. Kevin Baker, Michael Bla- ze|ak, Cheryl Clinton, Sandy Correa. Jennifer Cottle, Patrick Cronshaw. Theodore Fraber, Bar¬ ney Hall. Mark Hammert, Carroll Hamilton, John Haney, Richard Harhai, Cindy Harman, Kathy Harper, Michael Hauk, Christi Heath, Brian Hollingsworth, Sarah Hughes, Janice Isenberg, Joy Jacknewitz, Jay Jefferson, Kathy Kady, Daniel Kenney. Sharon Kreider. Melinda Mauro, Rose¬ mary McKnew, Dale Midkiff, Cynthia Miller, Kathi Morris. Sheila Mulligan, Steve Norman, Kathe¬ rine Pfeifer, Ronald Purnell, Curtis Randolph, Kim Rollison, Cristina Ruddy, Rebecca Schachter, Sharon Tanner, Joe Udovich THIRD FLOOR: Galan Anderson, Patricia Anderson, Nanci Becker. Debbie Calary, Richard Col- lison, Eric Crouchley, Kevin Crouchley, Morris Dickerson, Susan Edwards, Bruce Elliott, Sue Foelber, Wanda Fredrich, Lola Gibeily, Tom Greer, Brett Heishman, Raymond Henry, Jim Hinton, George Karamkas, Roger Lavy, Mary Mason, Sue Milstead, Marie Minogue, Lynn Moody, Karen Mullican, Joseph Noisi, David Nix, Barbara O ' Meara, Patti Porreca, Diane Phillips, Chris Quillen, Laura Rellihen, Marc Shcher, Cindy Singleton, Mark Staton, Ben Tall, Richard Tanalocci, Joseph Tubbs, Paul Turner, Elizabeth Wilhelm, Sharon Yon, William Zimmer FOURTH FLOOR: Susan Blades, Debbie Bulgreen, Donald Burton, Diane Carter, Yvonne Cha- conas, Daniel Curran, Amy Davidson, Francis Davis, Tyrone Davis, Susan Ditch, John Dovi, Nora Eftmger, Norval Ellingsworth, Collin Fennell, Richard Franz, Liz Gavin, Larry Hearn. Mary Hen- driksen. Susan Holloway, Martin Hunteman, Kenneth Kaymarek, Susan Kelley, Teresa Kelly. Alice Kimball, Holly Martin, Gail McWilliams, Peggy Minogue. Joe Mohler, Janet Perryman, David Peterson, David Rue, Helene Schwartz, Paula Simpkins, Debra Smeltzer, Nancy Spillman, Daria Tisinqer. Georqe Wainwriqht, Bruce Townsend, Thomas Wesley, Russ Widder. Johnathan Wise, Ruth Yoash, FIFTH FLOOR: Sharon Albaugh, Hong Baker, Joanne Baker, Doug Bell, Dreddy Bess, Don ssc rUOTEWIi jaam ms Bicket. Karl Brong, Mary Brown. Terrel Cannon, Joe Collison, Lucy Demkos, James Farley, Antonio Fernandez, Meg Genovese, Angela Glorioso. Donna Goslln, Laura Gulyas, Nina Guthrie, John Harmen, Judy Hathaway, Jeff Hill, Cindy Johnson. Tracy Kav- anagh, James Kovatch, Phil Kunzelman, Mike Lmardi, Jeff Merritt. Bernard Moyle. Tom Oldroyd. Steven Patten, Mark Schnacken- berg, Michele Sliwmski, Vicki Stane, Theodore Stem, Cynthia Shue. Elizabeth Walls, Linda Ward. Robbin White, Steven Wood¬ ward, Robin Young. Raymond Zephir, SIXTH FLOOR: James Angelo, Paul Arnold, Joyce Bailey, Randy Barnhart, David Bateman. Heidi Bohmc, Cynthia Brmsfield, Chris Browning. Glen Burcham, Donna Bytella, Gail Carbine, Barry Childress, Cindy Cluster, Danny Collins, David Dougherty, Ray Griffith, Jo Ellen Greenslet. David Haslup, Jack Hess, Pamela Hess, Jo Hoflman, Mike Horst, George Jarboe. Bonnie Jaskul- ski, Jim Judge, Jeff Kreafle, Derek Leaberry, Tim Leonard. Chas Linton, Gregory Long, Maribeth Luzetsky, Sue MacMillan, Mike Martin, Pat Messick, Jackie Moore, Jayne Ott, Karen Pisciotta, Pamela Rainey, Bill Rhodes, Catherine Rodgers, Stephen Sayer, Carol White, Kathy Wingate FIRST FLOOR: Mark Anderson, Becky Bandiere, Dane Benson, Harold Bergm, Colleen Bitting, Tal Branch, Bob Brosmer, Susan Brown, Jim Cleveland. Ron Collyer, John Conney, Bryce Cox, Polly Crawford, Patty Culotta, Fred Dickson. Jim Downey, Mike Dulaney. Elizabeth Edmondson, Sue Flanagan. Ella Floyd, Karen Fol- kms, Debbie Ford, Jack Fowler. Keith Fury, Don Geer, Teresa Halles, Molly Hall. Nancy Hall, Brian Harmon. Margaret Hayes, Mark Jackson. Eric Karge, John Koster, Tom Krahlmg. James Lantz, Martha Lynn, Tammie Matthews, James McFall, Ed McGuire, Stuart Mickolite, Doug Miles, Pam Montigny, Debbie Moore, Joanna Myers, Connie Oxford. Debbie Pennington, Julie Powell, Peter Pratt, Beth Raddie. Sandra Ramsey, Brian Rase, Carolyn Rodgers, Chip Rodgers, Marlene Rooney, Meza Sabouri, Pat Simmers, Ed Slavin, Mike Soares, Donna Stitch. Doug Tapager, Al Tomlin. Susan Townsend, Sam Williams SECOND FLOOR: Barbara Ahrens, Bob Bailey, Katherine Bare. John Berens, Bill Beyer, Frank Bird, Jan Bur¬ gess, Dee Campbell, Ed Capodanno, Paul Capodanno, Rory Castillo, Nancy Caulk, John Clarke, Don Codig- notto, Kevin Conley, Tom Coulbourn, Susan Cowan, Harlean Dennis, Patti Evans. Ingrid Fedor, Je anne Fla- dung, Debra Gaskin, Kathy Gist, Dennis Gott, Kathy Graybeal, Kathy Griffith, John Halter, Jimmy Hembaugh, Ed Hendrickson, Susan Hurd, Margaret Kimbrough, Mark Kuechler, Joyce Lauder, Claudia Long, Doug McCrory, Susan McDermott. Sue Mooreland, Mike Mulligan, Carla Musselman, Buddy Myers, Nanette O ' Dell. Bryan Perry, Coral Peterson, Jesse Plummer. Barbara Powers, Kim Reneiutz. Dennis Scarff, Lewis Schartt, Jeff Sheets, Karen Sheets. Scott Shiplett, Mike Simms, Brian Spiering, Gary Starkey, Rob Stenger, Sara Sterling, Sharon Swann, Jill Taylor. Timothy Trott, Melissa Tull, Jim Uhler, Scott Vogt, Brian Ward, Carol Werner. Debbie Wilfong THIRD FLOOR: Donna Achenback, Beth Adams, Stanton Adkins, Tama Baldwin, Ten Beacham, Rossalie Behzad, Robert Berkowitz, Diane Boyle. Robert Brewer, Walter Brewer. David Brohawn, Nick Chamberlain, Craig Conover, Susan Conover, Tom Coughlin, Kim Crawford. Dane Czerski, Steve Ditzel. Nelson Donovan, Darlene Downey, Jane Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Flynn, James Frank, Donna Gassaway, Edgar Gore. Michael Har¬ ing, Chip Hilbug, Terry Jackson, Bob Kines, Margie Knight, Wayne Lackey, Teresa Landon, Scott Lathroun, Joseph Lazzati, Kathy Leppo, Jeff Le Van, John Lloyd, Mary Lorber, Jim MacDonald, Kathy Mahan, Carl Mazes, Robin McNamara, Jamie Mears, Susan Milloy, Debbie Morse, Keith Mumford, Cecilia Natali, Glenn Nor¬ ris, Robert O ' Meara, James Peters. George Romey. Mary Sadler, Kim Sasajima, Gary Schanken, Nancy Schuyler. Timothy Sheater, Debra Smith, Theresa Starr, Martha Stephens, Terry Turkington, Joshua Wain- wright, Gray Warrington, Krone Weidler, Jacqueline Whiteley, Russell Williams. Cheryl Wright 60 61 It’s not that commuters mind getting to the campus 30 minutes early for class, just to find a parking space; or that it sometimes gets annoying to not have anyplace to go during the day; or even having the feeling that you never really quite know all that’s happening on campus; it’s not that these things in themselves are all that bad — it’s just that you get a little tired of being “the forgotten student.” Sometimes, having a Commuter Parking Lot that looks like a relief map of the moon can tend to get you down. Occasionally, you can easily slip into the rut that says: “Why bother going all the way back to the campus for this event? It probably won’t be worth it anyway.” For some, commuting is a forced situation: what are you supposed to do when you’re 274 on a housing waiting list of 27077 ?Every once in a while, though, a sort of paranoia sets in: “I really don’t feel that ‘they’ are out to get me. In fact, a ' they’re-out-to-get-me ' situation might be easier to live with than this awful feeling that nobody even knows I’m here . . .” 62 63 MBI y 1 f|I 1 1 p ■ n 1 a fc j J F H f J J r ' w . . • t J 1 F V • , , . J L. ' --rttr � fjrtLri«b L. « ■«?� It . . ? ' ■• ■■ «%iT iS-uST r� j 1 ; « ’ I 1 P - -.■■r.mwi ' -tr « •“ w- • -■ L.__,.. . I s ® . i |� -.i M , I 1 ML.. 2 j 1 ■ ffijppsjv • .rB S ? ’ ' - 9 9 p j STAFF “I don t do floors and I don t do windows. Although we sometimes tend to overlook the fact, if (in our process of looking through windows) our windows haven’t been cleaned or opened, it ' s rather difficult to see anything outside. It ' s usually a thankless job to help someone toward his goals, but without individuals who are dedicated in helping others, most of us never would have gotten as far as we have. In spite of the fact that sometimes we are reluctant to look out the windows which have been prepared for us, we truly are grateful for the time and effort expended for us Thank you for doing windows. ART STANDING: Mr. James L. Burgess, Ms. Nancy L. Lytwyn, Mr. John R. Cleary. SIT TING: Ms. Ursula Ehrhardt, Mr. Kent N Kimmel. MISSING: Ms. Marie A. Tator. BACK ROW : Dr. Robert A. Hedeen, Dr. Thomas W. Jones, Dr. John A. Kapp, Dr. R. Peter Kernaghan, Mr. Charles O. Wingo, Jr., Mr. Jack A. Ransbottom, Dr. Harry E. Womack. FRONT ROW: Dr. William F. Standaert, Dr. John R. Molenda, Dr. Augus¬ tine G. Digiovanna, Ms. Susan T. Taylor. MISSING: Dr. Dan R. Sistrunk, Dr. William Grogan, Mr. Edward G. Senkbeil, Mr. Jay B. Kunkle. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Mr. John M. Balas, Mr. Tom Clemens, Mr. Robert Cloyd, Mr. Robert McClure, Mr. John L. Pettegrew, Dr. Leland Starnes, Dr. Robert J. Wesley, Dr. Kenneth Wilkerson. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ECONOMICS COMMUNICATION ARTS BACK ROW: Dr. Wineland, Dr. Benjamin B. Greene, Jr., Mr. H. Reed Muller, Dr. B. J. Stark, Mr. Wayne Rohricht, Mr James D. Timmons. FRONT ROW: Mr. P. Douglas Marshall, Mr. James A. Schweikart, Dr. David F Dianich, Dr. John E. Lewis, Ms Regina Haffner, Dr. S. Bernard Rosenblatt. MISSING: Mr. Paul F. Tomkins, Mr. Robert M. Spery, Dr. Tai-Young Lee. ENGLISH STANDING: Ms. Francis Fleming, Dr. William C. Horne, Dr. Polly Stewart, Dr. Wil¬ liam F Zak, Dr Robert A. Elderdice, Mr. Wavie Gibson, Jr. SITTING: Ms Mary G Calcott, Ms. Connie White, Dr. Thomas L. Erskine, Dr. Leo F. Engler. MISSING: Dr Duane C. Nichols, Dr. Raymond A. Whall, Jr., Dr. Darrell Hagar, Dr. Allen N. Smith, Mr. James M, Welsh, Dr. Michael Waters. FRONT ROW: Dr. Barbara A. Townsend, Dr. Leonard J. Garigliano, Dr Richard T. Walker, Dr Eva Anderson, Dr John T Wolinski, Dr Geraldine N Rossi BACK ROW: Dr. Arthur J. Wilby, Dr. S. Goldsbourough Tyler, Dr John R. Bing, Dr Mau¬ rice W Bozman, Dr John W Wulff. MISSING: Mr Alvah Constantine, Dr. Maurice C. Fleming, Dr Michael J Masucci, Dr Ruth Bronstein HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Melvin Melvin Ang, Dr. Charles Clark, Dr. Harry Basehart, Dr. Robert Berry, Ms. Sylvia Bradley, Dr. Winifred Helmes, Dr. Norman Johnson, Dr. Michael Marcson, Dr. A. Nayland Page, Dr. Justin Shen, Ms. Clara Small, Dr Ray Thompson, Mr. Donald Whaley, Dr. William Wroten. GEOGRAPHY AND REGIONAL PLANNING Mr Eugene Farace, Mr. Richard Lmdenberg, Mr Chap man McGrew, Dr Robert Rosing, Mr. Calvin Thomas. LIBERAL STUDIES LEISURE STUDIES Dr John K. Knowles SITTING Ms. Susan C Cabral, Ms Nancy L Lytwyn, Dr. Keith J, Conners STANDING: Dr Phillip Bosserman, Dr. K. Nelson Butler, Dr Dan Gallagher MISSING: Dr Max Kaplan, Mr Grady Armstrong. Mr. Beverly Broomed, Dr. Don Cathcart, Dr. William Collins, Dr Bernard Fusaro, Mr. Henry Greene, Mr Joseph Jones, Dr. Lee May, Dr. David Parker, Dr. Glenn Rock, Dr. Harry Suber. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ■ W Wi y i . Mr Barry Grosky, Ms. Marylane McGlinchev. MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES MODERN LANGUAGES MUSIC BACK ROW: Dr. Gerry St. Martin. FRONT ROW: Mr. William E. Palmer, Mrs. Arlene F. White, Mrs. Claudia Thompson, Mr. Wavie Gibson, Jr. MISSING: Dr. John K. Knowles. Ms. Patti Collett, Dr Arthur Delpaz, Dr. Jessie Fleming, Mrs. Norma Heyde, Mrs. Virginia Russell, Mr. Charles Smith, Dr. Ray Ziegler. NURSING Dr. Jerome A. Miller, Ms Susan C. Cabral, Dr Francis Kane Phyllis T Banks, Lorna Bennie, Veronica Dembeck, Nancy Drewer, Dara Hanna, Ruth Hyde, Karin Johnson, Mary Kane, Kathleen Kolls, Edna Quinn, Mary Jo Schantz, Tereza Sidrak, Rhea Tatro, Mary Turner, Linda Tyler PHILOSOPHY STANDING; Dr. Harold J. Kennedy, Mr. Ralph Forney, Dr. Thomas O. Early, Dr. Frederick A. Kundell. SITTING: Dr, Edward T. Shaffer, Ms. Susannah MacCarone, Dr. John L. Tyvoll. PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH Ms. Sharon D. Tawes, Mr. A Dean Burroughs, Mr. E. Hunter Smith, Jr., Ms. Mariuna Morrison, Mr. Michael McGlinchey, Dr Keith J. Conners, Dr. K. Nelson Butler, Mr. Grady Armstrong, Mr. William J. Seay, Mrs Arden Peck, Ms. Janetta McNamara, Mr. Jack Stovall, Mr Deane A. Deshon. MISSING: Mr. Ward Lambert, Mr. Lloyd Sigler, Ms Diane S. Baumann. PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND CHEMISTRY STANDING: Dr Edmund T. Delaney, Dr Dan Gallagher, Mr John T. Zweig, Dr. Kathleen VanEvery, Mr Iven E. White, Dr, Natalie Hopson SITTING: Dr. Natalia Stovall, Dr Ronald R. Ulm, Dr. George Whitehead. MISSING: Dr. William Ander¬ son, Dr. Robert W. Graff SOCIAL WORK PSYCHOLOGY STANDING: Ms. Audry Larrimore, Mr Robert P. Long, Mr. Marvin G. Tossey. SITTING: Ms. Renee Morris, Mr Harry C. Aldrich, 75 SOCIOLOGY Dr. Phillip Bosserman, Dr. Charles Cipolla, Dr. K. Peter Lade, Dr. Edward Steftes, Mr. Alfred Tal bot. 76 MRS ARLENE WHITE MODERN LANGUAGES DEPT OUTSTANDING FACULTY AWARDS MRS. NORMA HEYDE — MUSIC DEPT. Mr. Leon Burks Admissions Financial Aid Mr David Ganoe College Center Director Mr Jack Bradshaw Financial Services Mr. Joseph Gilbert Asst, to the President Dr. Norman Crawford President Mr. L. Wayne Fox Public Relations Director Mr. John Gerrity Food Services Director ADMINISTRATION 78 Mr. Jim Mallory Asst. Director of Housing Ms Mary Gene Jenkins Personnel Director Mr James Lackie Career Development Director Mr. Gordon Howatt, Jr. Business Financial Affairs Director Mr. Barry King Asst Director of Housing la r m) Mr. Vince Leisey Asst College Center Director Mr Robert Lovely Director of Housing 79 Ms. Dorothy Powell Registrar Dr. A. Nayland Page Academic Dean Ms. Judylynn Mitchell Academic Counselor Ms. Peggy Martin Cashier Mr. Terry Martin Counselor Mr. Richard Pusey Financial Services Ms. Bev Newman Financial Aid Director 80 Mr. Orem E. Robinson, Jr. Dean of Student Affairs Mr. Avery Saulsbury Assoc. Registrar Ms Elizabeth Ricked Health Center Director Dr. Hal Schaffer Continuing Educ Director Miss Audrey Stewad Assoc Dean of Student Affairs Mr. Jerry Waldron Academic Counselor STORKS From baseball to field hockey, our sports teams run, jump, throw, and grunt their ways into the hearts of the fans. Involvement in sports may help many to locate the windows in life. For some, athletics serves to open windows and doors. The involvement in a sport only opens the doors, however; the individual’s growth and experience are what act to facilitate passage through life’s gateways. FRONT ROW Bill McGinness, Paul Zimmerman, Jim Lloyd, Chip Bradley (Co-Captain), Vane Wiggins (Co-Captain), Joe Lazzati (Co-Captain), Tim Ramia, Hugh Hanley, Wayne Lackey. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Evans (Asst. Coach), Jeff Thompson, Behzad Rassolee, Jeff Dorman, Nick Chamberlain, Johnny Taylor, Allan Brewer, Bob O ' Meara, Gene Adkins, Keith Conners (Coach). BACK ROW: Steve Jones, Mark Meredith, Mark Smith, Dan Collins, Dean Wampler, Barry Childress, Phil Reeder, Walt Taraila, Sandor Fodor, Ross Burbage 84 SOCCER 1 - - Km � 1 � • 1 Jfjgr i T P IS! “ 5 The Salisbury State soccer team enjoyed a banner year in 1978 as the Sea Gulls won more games than any other soccer squad in SSC ' s 43 year history of the sport. The Salisbury booters concluded their season with the Newport News Tournament championship trophy in hand after a 3-1 title victory over the Hampton Roads Soccer Club gave SSC a final record of 8-7-2. Only in 1947 has a Salisbury State team been able to match that eight win total. It took a late season spurt that brought six Sea Gull triumphs in their last seven games to turn a somewhat disappointing season into one of the best ever at Salisbury. 86 FIELD HOCKEY Since arriving on the campus of Salisbury State College in the fall of 1976, field hockey coach Sharon Tawes and her She Gull squads have compiled an overall 45-5-1 won-loss record. The 1978 squad had but four veteran returnees yet still managed to compile a 17-1 -1 record. Not only was the team young, but the schedule was one of the toughest so far. Coach Tawes remarked in the beginning of the season, We will need a lot of game experience because of all the new positions we’ve had to fill. I think we have a very quick A” team but this is the toughest schedule we’ve faced since I’ve been here. The She Gulls were 9-0 before their tie to the University of Maryland. Their first loss in two years was to the then second ranked University of Delaware and came at the 14-0-1 point in the season. Nine She Gull stickers participated in the Southeast Regional Tournament as members of the Washington Region College All-Stars coached by Salisbury State’s Sharon Tawes. From this tournament an all-star squad is picked to be participants in the Field Flockey National Tournament at Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Washington. Three SSC players were selected to play at the Nationals: Sue Dennis, Joanna Myers, and Linda Ralph. The future of field hockey at SSC is bright indeed. The She Gulls play a tougher schedule each year with continued success. With only two girls graduating this year the nucleus for a powerful team will be there for years to come. FRONT ROW: Tricia Mayo, Dale Honeycutt, Lu Giacofci, Donna Eby, Nancy Clendaniel, Karen Hazard, Debi Gaskin, Krone Weidler. MIDDLE ROW: Donna Robin¬ son (Trainer), Jenny Heinbaugh, Kim Sasajima, Kathy Dehoff, Kim Crockett, Barbara O ' Meara, Mary Sadler, Terry Brittingham, Sue Stewart BACK ROW Sue Elliott (Manager), Sharon D. Tawes (Coach), Sherri Hopkins, Suzanna Mallow, Joanna Myers, Linda Ralph, Anne Gladding, Susan Ralph, Susan Dennis, Karen Collins, Jane Hayman, Karen Mullican, Jennifer Sayre, Kathy Mahan, Tami Oliner (Trainer). NOT PICTURED: Sue Myers (Asst. Coach). 37 FOOTBALL The Salisbury State tootball team wound up the 1978 season with a balanced ledger tor the second year in a row at 5-5. The Sea Gulls had a surprise in store for James Madison University as SSC sprung a 13-9 upset over the Dukes, at the time the fifth ranked NCAA division III school in the country. Seniors Dave Kirchoff and Preston Phillips were recipients of the Bobby Richards Memorial Award after the season drew to a close. “I felt we had the potential for the division III playoffs if we played outstanding every game, but that was very tough to do considering the caliber of competition, said Coach Dick Yobst. Salisbury played five games against nationally ranked teams, including three division III schools. We were very competitive except for the Towson game, said Yobst. If we had scored five more points we would have finished 7-3, but that might as well have been a hundred points. BACK ROW George Chester, Peter Pratt, Dave Kirchoff, Mark Schnackenberg, Jeff Hill, Sam Alexander, Rex Barbour, Dave Swartz, Bill Wittier, Fred Bess, Tim Trott Peri Anest, Fred Dickson, Phil Johnson, Mike Pugh, Terry Swann, Kevin Hubbard, Mark Alexander, James Burks, Mark Whoolery, Jim Cotham COACHES — STANDING, LEFT Jay Tingle, Jim Foster, Gary Doss, Louie Amabili COACHES — STANDING, RIGHT: Jim Tillman, Ed Vickers, Dick Yobst, Mike McGlinchey, Greg McLaurin THIRD ROW John Harmon, Duke Mahoney, Brian Phelps, Tim Fox, Mark Mundell, Paul Armstrong, Joe Sammons, Bryce Cox, Tom Peoples, Chip Rodgers, Doug Morris, Rick Morris, Neil Travis, Wayne Clemons, Wally Cook, Chris Webb, Ted Malinowski, Mike Wenner, Donna Bytella (Manager), Robbin White (Manager) SECOND ROW Preston Phillips, Dave Quillen, Mike Wilmot, Doug Tapager, Bob Brosmer, Lowell Brawner, Jim Holland, Fred Dilkes, Barry Burkhardt, Charles Hutson, Gary Logue, Albert Ford, Pat Kelleher, Tom Davenport, Scott Shiplett, Donny Graef, Brad Amico, Brian Hollings- 88 worth Ralph Pratt (Manager), Randy Ruark (Manager). FRONT ROW Paul Phillips, Jim Spero, Jerry McGuire, Pete Hanulak, Richard Lyles, Jay Jefferson, Ken Olsen Tony Bell. Sean Gibson, Dave Bowman, John Booze, Bert Hill, Mike Hauk, Rory Castillo, Mark Staton, Joe Niosi, Jeff Hanbury, Joe Pino. 90 91 MEN’S BASKETBALL BACK ROW; Ward Lambert (Coach), Ken Kazmarek, John Berens, Paul Arnold, Bruce Bozman, Ty Marshall, George Garrison, Ty Mills, I Len Chasanov. FRONT ROW: Keith Lake, Juan Gabourel, Paul Capodanno, Jeff Sheets, Mo Dickerson, Archie Pruitt, Jim Hunt, Tami I Oliner (Manager). “This season was certainly disappointing to say the least,” commented Salisbury State College Men’s Basketball Coach Ward Lambert in reviewing the Gulls, 6- 20 performance for the 1978-79 season. “We did not play well together . . . especially defensively. We were inconsistent at point guard and our defensive play is reflected in the fact our opponents shot over 50 percent from the field against us.” SSC will see nine returning players back next year, however, and the 1979-80 schedule will have numerous additional opponents from NCAA Division III (non¬ scholarship division of which Salisbury is a member). “Hopefully we ' ll be more consistent next year,” said Lambert. “And there were some positive aspects of this past season. The brightest spot was probably the play of freshman John Berens. He filled a void for us and was our most consistent overall player. Junior Juan Gabourel ended the season leading SSC in most every statistical department including his 22.4 scoring average. Gabourel has netted 1,460 points in three years for the Sea Gulls placing him third on the all-time SSC career scoring list. He now trails Ron Gore (1,495) and Howard Shockley (1,519) in scoring at Salisbury State. Ty Marshall was the top floor shooter (.533) and rebounder (188) for SSC this past season as he closed out his Sea Gull career. 93 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Salisbury’s Women’s Basketball team closed out the 1978-79 season with an overall 6-13 worksheet. A youthful SSC basketball squad opened the season winning two of its first three games before dropping nine in a row. The season opener was a 57-50 triumph over defending MAIAW division II champion Maryland- Eastern Shore. The Salisbury State invitational tournament was the start of the distressing nine game losing skein for SSC. Coach Mariuma Morrison’s girls started putting it together near the end of the season as the six varsity underclassmen utilized their brief collegiate experience to the utmost knocking off Ursinus 78-59. The victory started Salisbury on a spurt that saw the She Gulls take three victories in four games with the only loss being 63-53 overtime setback to Loyola. mm 94 SITTING Dawn Marquess Dale Potter Sissy Natoli, Carolyn Huston, Carla Musselman, Lois Lane, Jennifer Sayre KNEELING Donna Cohee, Margie Knight. Poo- chie Hasson, Robin Tyler Carolyn Trader. Peggy Rishell, Annette Evans. Cricket Beck STANDING Pat Abel, Bird Betz. Barb King. Cindy Daugherty, Carol Lap- pen, Mary Humphrey. Katie Bond, Lu Giacofci, Rhonda Jones. 95 96 WRESTLING During the 1979 wrestling season Salisbury State College :laimed its first individual national championships of any ;port in the history of the college. The Sea Gulls missed claiming the national team title by a nere 2 3 4 points. Trention State copped the team :hampionship with 77 3 4 points followed by Brockport State vith 76 points and SSC with 75. Coach Mike McGlinchey ' s rapplers took more individual titles than any other school epresented in the tournament. “It was just one of the greatest experiences I’ve ever had,” Deamed a proud McGlinchey. “I mean our guys wrestled so )reat it was unbelievable. I’m just so proud of these guys I jon’t know what to say except we ' ll be back next year.” (RIGHT TO LEFT) BACK: Mike McGlinchey (Coach), Joe Jarosz, Alan Hogg, Greg Ferrier, Bryce Cox, Mark Jarosz, Steve Hagg (Coach), Steve Wilson (Trainer). MIDDLE ROW: Gary Feeheley, Ted Bosse, Brian Harmon, Dean Cox, Andy Makar. FRONT ROW: Ed Bailey, Jerry McGinty, John Moses, Bob Moses, John Dolch, Richard Lyles NOT PIC¬ TURED: Hal Saylor, Joe Saylor, Pat Lamboni (Trainer). 97 J V SQUAD — SPLITTING Debbie Waddell HOLDING: Regina Bright, Iva Ingram, Robin Greene, Kerry Quatman MOUNTING: Lee Akers, Nancy Nel¬ son, Dana Avery VARSITY SQUAD — FIRST ROW: Debi Flagg, Sherry Kimble, Kim Kennan SECOND ROW: Meg Genovese, Bonnie Miller, Sue MacMillan, Cindy Cluster. 98 THE RUGBY CLUB SWIMMING FIRST ROW Robert Berry (Coach), Lisa Martin, Laurie Woodburn, Gayle Davidson, Mary Alice Creighton SECOND ROW Becky Ryan, Brenda Serena, Patti St Ledger, Sue Fallowtield THIRD ROW Will Wilcox, John Calloway, Michael Bishop. Bill Schap, Tom Cardillo FOURTH ROW Jay Seay (Coach), Fred Capello, Steve Summers, Mark Campbell, Emmet Tydings NOT PICTURED: Diane Anderson, Carol Keith, Jane Loriman, Judy Waltersdorf, Chuck Weaver, Mike Zephir Salisbury State’s first-ever varsity swim team, despite good effort, has been hampered by the usual problems associated with a new athletic program. A lack of swimmers and meets have hurt the Sea Gulls in their initial year. Participation as been the watchword in this opening year of compeition. Coach Jay Seay believes “It’s nice to win, but participation is the heart of this program.’’ Seay believes he has gotten the best effort possible out of each swimmer. 100 VOLLEYBALL MMi 9 B • 9H nr n Hrc L v W TTING Donna Goode. Theresa Smelser. Beth Leonard, Jack,e Bauer KNEELING Kathy Harper. Peggy ' 1 Hurr h v ' ancy Schuyler, Robin McNamara, Tammie Brumwell. Stacey Zentz STANDING Arden Peck (Coach). Cricket Be . y P y. athy Griffiths, Bette McKenzie, Vanessa Glascoe. Ray Davis (Trainer), Chris Browning (Manager) 101 r 102 FRONT ROW Tom Zinn, Gary Shapiro, Ladd Layton, Sean O’Neil, Jim Schenk MIDDLE ROW: Scott Wight, Larry Knopf, Roger London, Terry Layton (Captain), Carl Brown BACK ROW: Mark Sewell (Asst Coach), Carl Urian, Josh Epstein, Dean Burroughs (Coach). rENNIS FRONT ROW: Grace Byron, Caryn Shave (Captain), Barbara Thurston, Kathy Smero BACK ROW: Kathy Graybeal, i Kathy Coyle, Jean Lawton, Sue Foelber, Dean Burroughs (Coach). The Salisbury State College men’s tennis team went undefeated (4-0) against NCAA Division III competition for the third consecutive year in 1979 as the Sea Gulls posted an 11 -7 overall record. “Overa ll I feel we had another good year,” said Coach Dean Burroughs. “I guess our most outstanding match was our win (5- 4) over Heaverford College. They and Swarthmore have always been the strongest Division III teams in the East.” After a 2-4 start as a team, the Gull netmen recorded 8 wins in 9 matches, including two four-match win skeins, with only a loss to Navy in between. SSC women’s team posted a 5-5 dual meet record but won its third straight Maryland Association of Intercollegiate Athletics tourney title. SSC’s number one player Sue Foelber won the state tournament to repeat as the top female collegiate tennis player at a Maryland state college. The 1979 lacrosse season was one of come backs for fhe Salisbury State men’s stick squad. The Sea Gulls rallied from a 1 -6 start to wind up the year with a 7-7 record, a berth in the National Collegiate Athletic Association college division national tournament, and the number ten ranking in the country. The SSC ten accomplished all that under the tutelage of Coach Charley Clark, a come back story in his own right, who returned to the sidelines after a 21 year layoff. Salisbury opened its season at North Carolina State and took a 24-15 beating from the Wolfpack, the eighth ranked NCAA division I lacrosse school. Perennial division I power Washington Lee dropped SSC 16-11 and two college division national playoff squads, Maryland-Baltimore County and Loyola, socked the Sea Gulls 21-16 and 16-14 respectively. 104 -RONT ROW: Don Codignotto, Mike Simms, Phil Bauer, Mike Ritchey, Lewis Scharff (Co-Captain), Matt Lawrence (Co-Captain), Kevin Wynne, Mike Bracken, Brian Chetelat, Bucky Dennig, Russ Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Spear, Hugh Hanley, Brian Wynne, Josh Wainright, Barry Burkhardt, Mike Mulligan, Mike Zink, Tim Newton, Rick Sawicki, Brian Rogers, Glen Norris, Jim Judge, Gary Starkey BACK ROW: Steve Pappas (Asst. Coach), Tom Bardillo (Manager), Chuck Fleming, Craig Conover, Dave Bateman, Dwight Miller, Frank Bird, Sal Filippeli, Jim McManus, Tom Coughlin, Dave Daugh¬ erty, Gordy Boone, Wally Petry, Doug Colonnell, Dave Coombe, Len Bosley, Dave Bruce, Dave Cottle (Asst. Coach), Charles Clark (Head Coach). NOT 3 ICTURED: Scott Lathroum (Asst Coach). 105 WOMEN’S LACROSSE 106 MM | MHH wlSSHjj g 1 ft JB B |T Br MB gX BBT rj wT : B if) BBR w v j k I Sir gSgbyp m BACK ROW: Missy Sarra (Manager), Sharon Tawes (Coach), Mary Wilson, Krone Weidler, Grace Byron, Anne Gladding, Sue Eddy, Jennifer Sayre, Linda Ralph, Ruth Yoash, Dee Downey, Sue Myers (Asst Coach). SECOND ROW: Kathy Leppo, Mary Sadler, Kim Crawford, Lu Giacofci, Roberta Betz, Robin Demarest, Nancy Clen- daniel, Terry Brittingham, Tami Oliner (Trainer) FRONT ROW: Gail Carbine, Donna Robinson, Janice Myers, Kay Ricky, Dale Honeycutt, Sue Elliott, Sue Stewart, Deb¬ bie Waddel, Betsy Beetem, Jenny Heinbaugh. Salisbury State’s women ' s lacrosse Coach Sharon Tawes knew that duplicating the She Gulls 10-3 record of 1978 would be a difficult task with only three starters returning in 1979 but, despite some additional hardships, the SSC stick squad posted a respectable 6-8 record. During the pre-season Tawes said, “This will be a rebuilding year for us, but the interest in women’s lacrosse is growing rapidly at SSC.” The She Gulls looked like a team in its rebuilding stages in their first game at Towson State as the Tigers plucked Salisbury 20-3. SSC went on to lose its first three games as Loyola and Maryland-Baltimore County claimed triumphs at Salisbury. 107 BASEBALL The Salisbury State College baseball team missed its fifth consecutive 20-game victory season by one contest in 1979 as the Sea Gulls posted a 19-11 -2 regular season slate. Coach Deane Deshon and his Sea Gull nine have logged an impressive 81-34-2 record over the past three years including two consecutive appearances in the NCAA Division III South Regional Tournament. Senior, third baseman Dave Funk (Bel Air), a 1978 All- American selection, topped the Gulls in five batting categories this spring including a .421 batting average. Funk also led Salisbury in runs scored (36) and hits (51) and tied for fhe feam leadership in home runs (4) and RBI (26). Senior catcher Tom Coulbourn (New Castle, Del.) also belted four home runs to tie Funk for the team lead and senior first baseman Brian Spiering (Greensboro) joined Funk with 26 RBI. SSC was also difficult for opponents on the basepaths as they successfully stole 99 bases in 106 attempts. BACK ROW: Lee Ward, Dave Funk, Phil Wheatley, Al Foskey, Ed Hendrickson, Wyatt FHerley, Bob Caples, Brian Spiering, Jesse Plummer. FRONT ROW: Tom Krahling, Glenn Burcham, Chuck Hebron, Jeff Pate, Tony Smith, Al Stewart, Bill Lichtfuss, Craig Kurtz, Preston Phillips. 108 INTRAMURALS The popularity of the Salisbury State College Intramural program is on the rise! The program has grown from 10 activities in 1974 to the current 15. The number of participants in Intramural activities is estimated at 800 and is increasing annually. The most popular activity is the basketball leagues and participation increased by 148 students over last year. Additionally, the number of volleyball teams has increased from 12 to 28 in only one year’s time. The most popular spring Intramural activity is softball with volleyball emerging as a close second. Other activities scheduled during the spring semester are mixed doubles tennis, weightlifting, wrestling and bowling. Even Dr. Crawford participated in the bowling league for several years until his schedule became too full. The Annual Goof-Off Day is also sponsored by the Intramural Office. All members of the college community are invited to participate in the afternoon’s schedule of activities. Held around exam time, Goof-Off Day provided students, faculty, and administration with a chance to take a break and get their noses off the grindstone. The Intramural program at Salisbury State College certainly satisfies the student need for athletic competition and enjoyment. Mr. Grady Armstrong, Intramural Director feels students need this kind of outlet to relieve them of the rigors of college life. “When a student says it was a good program and he really enjoyed himself, it’s a satisfying feeling,” commented Armstrong. 109 STANDING: Billy Dubois, Jay Udovich, John Hamilton, Bernie Guy, Bob Thomas, Lloyd Sigler (Coach). KNEELING Bob Cannon, Seth Mitchell, Chuck Perdue, John Wise, Ishmael Ennis. CROSS COUNTRY G O L F 110 The Salisbury State softball team lost more games during the 1979 season that it had over the past two years combined, but the She Gulls 12-5 record was a source of pride to Coach Troy Doyle who advanced his SSC diamond crew to the national playoffs for the first time in three years We played our toughest schedule this year. ' commented Doyle We went 23-4 over the past two years and still didn ' t make the nationals so we played the best teams we could find and beat most of them. The She Gull nine had a slow start and could only show a 2-2 slate after four games SSC then proceeded to reel off a ten game win skein against powerful foes like West Chester. Glassboro State, Millersville State, and Towson State Included in Salisbury ' s victory skein was a successful defense of the first place trophy at the D C. Metro Tournament Center fielder Teresa Landon copped the Most Valuable Player Award at the double elimination affair and SSC ' s Karen Alford was voted the Tourney ' s Most Outstanding Pitcher SOFTBALL STANDING: Charlie Muir (Asst. Coach), Cricket Beck, Kathy Griffiths, Stacey Zentz, Valerie Loveless, Pattie Ward, Sandra Taylor, Barbara King, Troy Doyle (Head Coach). KNEELING: Theresa Smelser, Kim Sasajima, Shirley French, Margie Knight (Co-Captain), Vicki Cliff. Caro¬ lyn Trader, Robin Tyler. SITTING: Teresa Landon, Karen Alford, Sissy Natoli, Carla Musselman, Sam Williams, Carolyn Huston. Pat Abel (Co-Captain). BACK ROW: Jay Tingle (Coach), Tim Paddock, Joe Lefavor, George Jarboe FRONT ROW Steve Hall, Dave Neyers, Chuck Wmegardner NOT PICTURED Dan Parker, E C Jones. Tom Darcy. FOOTBALL (WON 5, LOST 5) HEAD COACH: DICK YOBST 14- 0 Randolph-Macon 7- 9 Glassboro State 20-33 Georgetown, Ky. 29- 0 Frostburg State 13- 9 James Madison 13- 7 Trenton State 28-30 Lock Haven State 42- 0 Kean College 0-27 Towson State 26-35 Millersville State MEN ' S SWIMMING (WON 0, LOST 5) HEAD COACH: JAY SEAY 42-56 at Howard University 28-75 Old Dominion 53-64 at York 48-64 at Anne Arundel CC 46-77 Shepherd WOMEN’S SWIMMING (WON 2, LOST 5) HEAD COACH: JAY SEAY 70-49 at Goucher 31-91 Old Dominion 57-66 Catholic University 8- 0 at York (forfeit) 54-75 at Towson State 46-83 at Millersville 58-71 Mansfield at Millersville VOLLEYBALL (WON 10. LOST 37) HEAD COACH ARDEN PECK MEN ' S TENNIS (WON 11, LOST 7) HEAD COACH: DEAN BURROUGHS 0-3 2-1 0-2 1-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 1-2 2-0 2-1 1-2 0-2 0-3 0-2 0-2 0-2 1-2 0-2 1-2 1-2 0-2 2-1 0-2 0-2 0-2 1-2 -3 -1 2-0 1-2 2-0 0-2 AA, 2-0 0-2 0-2 0-2 1 1 m 2 mk i- UMBC William Mary Mary Washington James Madison Navy York UMBC Yale Penn • George Washington Temple Georgetown George Mason Ursinus Princeton B SUNY Fredoma East Stroudsburg Catonsville Comm. Delaware Cecil Comm Temple Ithaca SUNY Cortland SUNY Brockport Connecticut Rhode Island Immaculatta Pittsburgh James Madison Immaculatta Princeton HowaraJHI i Morgan Rutgers New Haven Gallaudet James Madison UNC Greensboro Bridgeport Towson George Washington Towson Navy UMBC Washington Coiieqe Loyola Loyola Temple Invitational Princeton invitational SUNY Cortland [invitational ♦ Delaware Invitational • Salisbury StatP Invitational maiaw i X 5-4 at East Carolina 8-1 at UNC-Wilmington 0-5 at Coastal Carolina 0-9 at College of Charleston 3-6 Howard University 3-6 Bloomsburg State 7-2 Catholic University 9-0 Shepherd 9-0 at Loyola 9-0 St. Mary’s 2-7 Navy 9-0 Rutgers-Camden 5-4 at Haverford 9-0 at Glassboro 7-2 George Mason 1-8 at Old Dominion 4-5 at James Madison 8-1 at UMBC Note: Josh Epstein, Larry Knopf and Terry Layton competed in nationals 1 12 FIELD HOCKEY (WON 1 7. LOST 1, TIED 1) HEAD COACH SHARONTAWES 4- 1 James Madison 2- 0 Old Dominion 5- 0 Gallaudet 3- 0 Mason-Dixon Assoc 4- 3 Old Dominion 4-1 Loyola 7-1 Georgetown 9-0 UMBC 1- 1 Maryland 2- 1 Glassboro State 4-1 Towson State 4-0 Georgetown 3- 1 ! Catholic University A 7-0 Gallaudet 3-0 ' Trinity f 1 -2 Delaware | 2-0 Goucher 1- 0 American University 2- 0 Frostburg State Washington FHA Tournament (Mt Vernon Va.) Note Joanna Meyers. Linda Ralph and Susan Dennis competed in U S Field Hockey Association Nationals WOMEN ' S TENNIS (WON 6, LOST 8) HEAD COACH: DEAN BURROUGHS (Fall) GOLF (WON 8, LOST 5) HEAD COACH: JAY TINGLE 411-378 402-393 402-398 315-320 379-364 379-391 399-437 388-465 404-434 Fifth 388-401 388-400 397-400 397-386 at at Francis Marion Campbell Pembroke State George Mason Towson State Glassboro State Rutgers-Camden Baltimore York Navy Invitational UMBO Catholic Delaware Rutgers SOFTBALL (WON 12, LOST 5) HEAD COACH: TROY DOYLE Villanova Trenton State Trenton State 3-4 at Towson State 5-3 West Chester 5- 2 WestChester ’ :; Gallaudet Towson State Harford CC Towson State 6- 5 Glassboro State 7- 5 at Millersville 7-4 atm Millersville 3-2 Towson State 3-6 m Towson State 1-4 Trenton State 0-4 Massachusetts cD.C Metro Tournament EAIAWTournament (Sassajima 1 -0) (Sassajima 1-1) (Alford 1 -0) (Sasajima 1 -2) (Alford 2-0) (Sasajima 2-2) (Alford 3-0) (Sassajima 3-2) (Alford 4-0) (Alford 5-0) (Alford 6-0) (Sasajima 4-2) (Alford 7-0) (Sasajima 5-2) (Alford 7-1) (Alford 7-2) (Sasajima 5-3) 5-4 Towson State 6-3 Frostburg State 2-7 West Virginia 4-5 Catholic University 3-5 University of Delaware 5-4 Towson State 2-7 Old Dominion 2-5 Millersville Fifth Tennis Life Tournament 6-3 UMBC First MAIAW 7-2 George Washington Fourth SSC Invitational (Spring) 3-6 at George Washington 5-4 Washington College 1-8 Trenton State 2-7 Catholic SOCCER (WON ' S. LOST 7, TIED 2) HEAD COACH: KEITH CONNORS Christopher Newport College University of So. A Trenton State Catholic University University of Balt Jpke George Mason ' York College Stockton State Mt. St. Mary ' s Millersville Rutgers-Camde St Mary s UMBC Towson State Glassboro State Virgini aX o m mo n eaittyU n i v HamptYffiDfoads Cl Christopher Newport Tournament- ' ' ■Newport News, Va. Tournament CROSS COUNTRY (WON 5,LOST 6) HEAD COACH: LLOYD SIGLER 49- 15 Catholic University 26-29 Western Maryland 50- 15 Gettysburg College 34-22 Stockton State 22- 37 Rutgers-Camden 28-31 York College 28-27 Johns Hopkins Eighth Patriot Invitational 44-17 Towson State 25-31 Loyola 42-19 UMBC 23- 36 Gallaudet Ninth Mason-Dixon Championships OST 8 ) EDDIE BAIL EY(118) JOE JAROSZ (190) MARK JAROSZ (1 77) NCAA DIVISION III NATIONAL CHAMPIONS (Crawford 2g) (Crawford 2g, 2a) (Crawford 3g, 1 a) (Wilson 6g, la) (Crawford 2g. 1 a) (Wilson 4g) (Wilson 5g, la) (Crawford 2g) (Crawford 3g. la) (Wilson 5g, la) (Eddy 2g) (Wilson 4g) (Wilson 6g) (Wilson 3g) MEN ' S LACROSSE (WON 7, LOST 7) HEAD COACH CHARLEY CLARK 15-24 at NC State (Scharff 4g, 3a) 11-16 at Washington Lee (Judge 3g, 2a) 16-21 UMBC (K. Wynne 5g, 5a) 14-16 at Loyola (Bateman 5g) 18- 8 Denison (Starkey 5g, 4a) 10-19 Towson State (Judge 4g) 13-14 at Duke (K Wynne 6g, 6a) 21- 3 Lynchburg (Starkey 2g. 2a) 25- 9 at Hampden-Sydney (Starkey 2g, 7a) 22- 3 Morgan State (K. Wynne 3g, 3a) 21- 2 Kutztown State (Norris 5g) 1 7-10 at St. Mary’s (B. Wynne 2g, 3a) 13-12 at Loyola (K Wynne 2g, 3a) 4-17 at Towson State (K Wynne 1 g, 2a) NCAA Tournament , MEN ' S BASKETBALL (WON 6, LOST 20) HEAD COACH: WARD LAMBERT 72-79 UMES (Hunt 25) 79-90 at Shepherd (Gabourel 26) 79-95 York (Berens 25) 111-80 at Rutgers-Camden (Gabourel 33) 67-80 at Delaware State (Gabourel 34) 66-64 Havertord (Hunt 19) 67-99 Randolph-Macon (Gabourel 20) 55-76 at James Madison (Gabourel 23) 74-75 ot : St. Thomas Aquinas (Gabourel 21) 70-99 Dowling (Gabourel 25) 76-84 Stockton State (Gabourel 17) 67-74 Frostburg State (Gabourel 28) 65-66 Shepherd (Gabourel 16) 92-82 at St Mary ' s .(.Gabourel 45) 70-83 at Glassboro State (Gabourel 30) 88-89 UMBC (Gabourel 26) 64-82 + C.W. Post ’ (Gabourel 20) 62-76 + Oneonta (Berens 15) 100-73 Rutgers-Camden (Gabourel 29) 78-96 at UMES (Gabourel 22) 86-95 Lynchburg (Gabourel 30) 64-68 at York (Gabourel 15) 67-90 at Frostburg (Hunt 26) 79-88 at UMBC (Gabourel 29) 79-65 Lock Haven (Gabourel 26) 96-85 St. Mary ' s Hunt 23) Randolph-Macon Tournamenf Salisbury State Tournament + Oneonta Tournament WOMEN ' S LACROSSE (WON 6. I HEAD COACH SHARONTAWES WRESTLING (WON 10. LOST 3) HEAD COACH MIKE MCGLINCHEY Second Second 50-3 First 20-24 29-12 Twelfth Fi?st Second 37-7 12-31 24-15 con 42 BASEBALL, (WON 19. LOS . HEAD COACH D lP2j TE DFIjHON Sy at NC Wesleyan at N C. Wesleyan at UNO Wilmington odist itadel itist acts Marion bell bell (Kerley 0-1) (Laskey 1-0) (Gnse 0-1) 2 rn ; ngland Stockton State Stockton Stale )ias lc [SC Gary ' s jlarys |t Chester Iware lern Maine (Darkness 8 inn ) (Kerley 1-1) yT (Darkness 12 inn ) (Foskey 1-1) (Haslup 1-0) (GnseO-2) (Kerley 2-1) u fui St ; St w D So Yo Yor Wilrfjfrigton Delaware State Virgin Wesleyan Mame| Farmington Johns Hopkins Millersville Millersyille Rutge|s-Camden Rutgi GeoTi (Foskey 2-1) (Caples 1-0) mdrickson 0-1) ;rley 3-1) (Hendrickson 0-2) (Haslup 2-0) (Hofferbert 1 -0) (Kerley 4-1) (Caples 1 -1) (Haslup 3-0) (Kerley 5-1) (Hendrickson 1 (Kerley 6-1) (Foskey 3-1) (Hendrickson 1 2 ) 3) (Haslup 4-0) (Kerley 6-2) (Foskey 3-2) (Haslup 5-0) (Hofterbert 2-0) s-Camden (Hendrickson 2-3) e Mason (Kerley 6-3) George Masen (Haslup 5-1) 3-20 at 4- 7 5-13 19- 6 9- 2 6-10 17- 3 at 2-11 7- 8 at 16- 2 2-24 10- 8 13- 6 51 7 Towson State UMBC Loyola Anne Arundel Old Dominion Millersville St Mary ' s Glassboro Frostburg Anne Arundel Maryland Essex Frostburg UMBC MSWLA Tournament at at at at at at at at at at at at Phila Metro Tournament Naval Academy Tournament Rutgers-Camden Lebanon Valley Tournament Maryland Virginia Commonwealth Umv at Md Wilkes Open Tournament Salisbury State Tournament Umv of Delaware Tournament Gettysburg Trenton State at Millersville Calif Pa St at Millersville Millersville Old Dominion West Liberty Tournament Morgan State Glassboro State York WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL (WON 6. LOST 13) HEAD COACH MARIUNA MORRISON 57-50 55-81 63-60 53-81 UMES (Natoli 10) at James (King 14) Madison Umv (King 12) of D C Delaware (Tyler 26) State Bloomsburg (Knight 13) State Glassboro State Catholic f Umv Towson (Tyler 18) (Huston 12) (King 17) State Morgan Sla te Georgetown (Tyler 10) Bowie State (Trader Lo V ' i ' anova Ursinus UMBC Loyola Frostburg Bowie StateH Loyola ’TdwSwh y State bJ (Tyler 14) (King 14) (Tyler 14) (Daugherty 12)1 (Natoli 15) (King 14)f ’“(Daughtery 1 Sj| (Knight: 12) Salisbury State Tournament MA ' AW Tournament (Towson State) v nnirv y L(- I XM k k BHggga j Ever want to jump out a window? Like when you ' ve chaired the “Dance Organization Committee, spent a few hundred bucks to make the thing come off right, publicized, and gotten everyone ' s interest up — only to realize you’ve scheduled the dance for a Thursday during Spring Break? Or better yet, how about pushing out the window whoever nominated you as president of the campus chapter of the Millard T. Fillmore Fan Club Nobody ever said organizational involvement would be simple, but how come you always see the same faces in every organization? Mass suicide anyone Student Government Association SGA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL — FRONT ROW: Elols Fisher, Lisa Beard, Terry Minogue, Connie Oxford, Carol Werner BACK ROW: Joe Hart, Alan Ragan, Bernie Moyle. 118 Student Government Association 119 The Flyer PRODUCTION STAFF — Joe LaFavor, Sal Gentile, Vonda Bowen, Robin Young, Kaye Hearn. (Missing- Randy Haney) 120 Evergreen EDITOR: Connie Oxford ASST. EDITOR: Colleen Bitting PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS: Joe Hart Chip Richardson PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Randy Barnhart, Billy Beyer, Debbie Pennington, Robert Shackelford, Paul Taylor, Ed Lyons, Brian Biggs STAFF: Diane Boyle, Jeff Noble, Susan Milloy, Alan Ragan, Sue Elliott ADVISOR: Tim Ragan 121 a nd J m ■ Htv back mtrt music nwronm wssc o French Club German Club SSC Dance Co Laurie Thompson, Isabel Encarnacion, Rochelle Nieves, Ralph Puiccini, Bernie Moyle, Leslie Durant, Louie Amabili, Suzanne Moore, Mark Dean, Amy Esham, Bonnie Dennis, Debbie Lombardo, Mary Thompson, Pam Anderson, Frank Shumaker, Diane Baumann, Janetta McNamara, Mark Schnackenburg, Kim Glasen. Business Economics Society 126 Student Nurses Association 127 Residence Hall Association 128 Newman Club 129 130 Majorettes Flags mm 131 Music Educators National Conference Medical Careers Club 134 Geographic Society Alpha Omega Biological ; Society 135 Student Employment Service STANDING Kaye Hearn, Tammy Dill, Jay Deputy, Vanessa Brockell, Janice Myers. SITTING: Theresa Baker (Director). 136 Circle K Club Philosophical Society 137 Omicron Delta Kappa Mrs. Arlene White, Mary Mignini, Lisa Beard, Bernie Moyle, Mike Seidel, Elois Fisher, Ann Weer, Matt Lawrence, Cindy Cluster, Becca Bandiere, Ron Wood, Colleen Bitting, Bob Loun, Dr. K. Nelson Butler, Mark McGuire, Paul Decker, Alan Ragan, Tab Baker, Tim Drehmer. 138 Student National Education Assoc. Psi Chi 139 Black Student Union 140 Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Kappa 141 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dan Gladding. Steve Werner, Chip Bradley, Mike Knecht, Bobby Inman, Scott Bogart, Tim Ramia, Steve Hall, Tom Oldroyd, Joe Sammons, Scott Fleming. Sue Moreland, Tina Eckland, J J Werner, Cindy Mumma, Stacey Cochran, Carolyn Colley, Anne Gladding, Jane Martin, Nom Effmger, Lynne Wood, Sally Crawford, Bonnie Miller 142 Sigma Nu Phi Kappa Sigma Billy DeBois, Bob Thomas, Bruce Townsend, George Romey, Jim Frank Don Coates, Mike Davis Alpha Sigma Tau Zeta Tau Alpha FRONT ROW: Susan Maxwell, Stephanie Dossa, Donna Capello, Sharon Cheron, Wendy Lipkey. SECOND ROW: Vo Hoffmann, Christie Long, Ginny Meirs, Nancy Clendaniel, Vicki Soctt, Carol Keith, Gail Carbine, Dee Doroney, Laurie Boruta. THIRD ROW: Gurtle Kimbrough, Cindy Cluster, Donna Bytella, Joyce Lauder, Susan Byrd, Cindy Leason, Karen Komasaeack. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Griffith, Lynn Ashburn, Brenda Bradford, Bith Raddie, Cindy Kerby, Debi Flaig, Isabelle Encarnation. FIRST ROW: Marlene Rooney, Janet Perryman, Pam Montigny, Sherry Kimble, Karen Pisciotta, Susan Brown. SECOND ; ROW: Donna Stith, Debbie Bulgreen, Carol White, Cheryl Homer, Michele Bauer, Cindy Fletcher, Jeanne Lawton, Juanita Morgan, Tricia Bracken, Ginny Monroe, Shelly Brown, Judy O ' Toole, Francis Pulliam, Sue McDermott, Sue Hurd. THIRD ROW: Sandra Ramsey, Debbie Swinburr Colleen Bitting, Debbie Ford, Mimi Rosell, Charla Galloway, Carol Agriesti, Meg Geneovese, Tena Anderson. Phi Beta Sigma t s 9 • ' TWkl 5 1 MM H i % T jl . urn BOTTOM RIGHT: Roni Chapman, Ella Floyd, Teresa Kelly, Gilbrina Payne, Brenda Payne, Robin Greene, Kay Pinkett. TOP: Tai Ho Mitchell, Tim Newton, Wilbert Duckett, Sam Alexander, Richard Jackson, Carrell Smith, Terry Swann, Greg Bundick. BOTTOM LEFT: Tony Bell, Alfredo Bess. 145 iiTiivrs “If one more window is broken during an event. . (Maybe they ' ll take our College Center away!) Sometimes it seems the only time people actually open up and show true selves is during a social function. It sort of scares you to think that you’re going to school with so many delinquents . . Actually, campus events this year were marked by less violence than in past years. From the Maryland Ballet to Crown Heights Affair and the Leadership Conference to Las Vegas Night, those who planned the event worked to bring to the campus a diversified slate of activities. 147 148 149 150 CCPB ipm ' V ' Sv.. ' ;V-_ ' vs The College Center Program Board sponsored a wide range of activities for the 1978-79 academic year in an effort to provide entertainment and events suitable to the Salisbury State College community. Activities included everything from lectures and coffeehouses to a trip to the Bahamas. Coffeehouse performers included such favorites as Michael Cooney, Mike Williams, and Carolyn Odell. The cultural committee provided us with “Romeo Juliet”, “Michael Hennessy — the Mime and his Musicians”, “The Maryland Ballet , “Ramona Austin”, and “David Syrotiak’s National Marionette Theatre”. Concerts featured this year were “Mission Mountain Wood Band” and “Crown Height’s Affair”. 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 Jr 158 Christmas Week sponsored annually by the Residence Hall Association entered its fourth consecutive year in 1978. The week-long activities included the window decorating competition, the Student Government Association Christmas Social and the Christmas Party for children of faculty and staff. Throughout the week the bell tower carillon played carols. The excitement of Christmas Week peaked on Friday evening with the carolling competition. Winners this year were Manokin Hall and Alpha Sigma Tau, first and second place respectively. CHRISTMAS WEEK 159 DECEMBER GRADUATION Sharing Sessions were held at the Ocean Pines Country Club to allow faculty, administration, and students to discuss items of concern about the college in a non-threatening atmosphere. Members of the college community were selected to attend by Joe Hart and Danny Eusebio, sharing session coordinators. Transportation and lunch was provided by the Student Government Association. 160 Two hundred and forty-six degrees were awarded on December 21, 1978 at the Winter Commencement. The exercises began at 10:30 a.m. in the Maggs Physical Activities Center. Dr. Samuel Massie, department chairman and professor of chemistry at the United States Naval Academy was the speaker. 161 162 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Salisbury State College held its first Leadership Conference on March 30 and 31, 1979. Students from colleges and universities in Maryland, Dela¬ ware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Washington, D C were in attend¬ ance. The students arrived Friday night and were greeted by SSC students in the Social Room of Holloway Hall. The purpose of the conference was to help students come to grips with their particular leadership style. David Schoumacher, night anchorman for WJLA-TV in Washington, D C. spoke at the luncheon in the Powell Dining Hall. His advice included ‘‘don’t be afraid to do it. . jump into the river with both feet. . . age is your greatest resource, 163 LAS VEGAS NIGHT iti Jtt • Hit i$t 164 “Do I hear $150,000, $160,000, $160,000 going once, going twice, sold to the man in the brown cowboy hat!” This was but one familiar comment heard throughout the evening at the fourth annual Las Vegas Night. Sponsored by the Residence Hall Association, Las Vegas Night was once again a success with a turnout of over 300 people. With black jack, craps, and poker taking place from 9 p.m. until midnight, the gamblers were ready to bid for prizes ranging from bakery goods and frisbees to dinners at Tony Tank Inn and Dockside Murphy’s. 165 166 167 Many campus organizations wind-up their year with a banquet at the Powell Dining Hall. The Food Service department provides excellent catering and cuisine for such groups as Beta Beta Beta, the Housing Staff, the Football Team and the Senior Nursing Students. John Gerrity was last seen boarding a plane to Texas to price cattle on hoof. . . 169 170 Sound-Tech and The Beginnings provided the music for the 1979 Spring Formal. Held in Maggs Gymnasium, on April 28, couples danced the night away at this CCPB sponsored event. SPRING FORMAL This year marked the first graduating class of nursing students from Salisbury Stafe College. In honor of the occasion a formal pinning ceremony and dinner were held at the Powell Dining Hall on May 4, 1979. Roses were given to each graduate and they received their Bachelor of Science Registered Nursing Degree the following day at Commencement Exercises. NURSING CEREMONY 171 172 For the first time in many years commencement exercises were held outdoors. United State Senator, Paul Sarbanes was the keynote speaker at the ceremony held on the front lawn of Holloway Hall. Over 400 degrees were presented on Saturday, May 5, 1979. Due to the Blizzard of 79, which slated exam week after commencement, many graduates” celebrated their hard-earned degrees by studying for finals. 173 175 176