Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

Salisbury State College Y YERGREEN , 1980 CONTENTS SENIORS 17 STAFF 37 CAMPUS LIFE 143 CREEKS 173 131 EVENTS 3 A great deal of work goes into the choosing of a yearbook theme. End¬ less “brain-storming,” cautious reviewing, and unbiased delibera¬ tion, breed a notion that seems per¬ fect. A yearbook theme should be general and relate to the school. Sal¬ isbury State College has made it through a lot of changes this past year, that are as varied as the stu¬ dents themselves. For that reaso n this year’s theme is . . . 4 A YEAR OF TRANSITION “transition: a passing from one condition, form, stage, activity, place to another; a period of pass¬ ing.” We enter from different loca¬ tions, with diverse back¬ grounds and unique values. We come together to begin our individual transitions; yet, our passages are filled with experiences common to all. ‘■tlWlv 1 v r The problems we encoun¬ ter will ofttimes be the same, but as time passes on, we will each seek our own solutions. And when it is time for us to leave, despite all we’ve shared, we will remain individuals. What we experienced can never be changed, yet we will be far different persons from when we began. ... i The major transition at SSC this year was the change surrounding the Office of the President. After nearly a decade of dedi¬ cated service to this institution, Dr. Nor¬ man Crawford regretfully left office. In exchange for his deep concern for the student body, we would like to wish Dr. Crawford the best of luck in whatever path he chooses to follow. 6 Major changes were evident throughout the campus during the year. A revised “Alcoholic Beverage Policy’’ became the subject ot considerable discus¬ sion among all members ot the college community. A remodeled Caruthers Hall opened its doors; and a new Maintenance Building was com¬ pleted. The College welcomed a new head football coach, Mr. Bill Yea- gle, who led the Seagulls to a winning season. 7 December 4 A day at Salisbury State Col¬ lege may start out at a parking lot that has no available park¬ ing space. Upon arriving at school a person could end up in class that is too tull and noisy to hear the instructor or is empty and so quiet that it is impossible to think. In the evening it is possible to arrive at a school tunction and have to sit in the back. Usually the people that are stuck sit¬ ting in the back are also blessed with the privilege of being last to leave. And of course it is raining when you get back to the parking lot. 10 14 15 Picture yourself on the sea of a setting sun, the salty air and the taste of your lover’s hair, inside you want to fly. Come to the magi¬ cal mist where the ocean’s kissed a thou¬ sand kisses or more on the sandy shore and never says good-bye. Come feel the warm of the breeze as the swaying trees car¬ ess the velvety skies like a whisper telling you to come and fly. Run with the wind at your side let it set you free. I’ll watch the sun in your eyes as the seagulls fly along this lover’s isle. US® You are my love and my life, you’re my everything. You calm the sea of my soul oh so tenderly, it makes me high. Picture yourself on the sea . . . Come feel the warmth of the breeze. . . Joyce Abbott Sandra Abend Vanessa Adams Gene Adkins Joan Adkins Stanton Adkins , i Barbie Alvarez Mark Alexander Karen Amersbach Roberta Aaron Susan Allen Michael Altman Pamela Anderson Bettye Anthony 18 Jane Anth ony Kevin Baker Rex Barbour Luanne Bedwell Brenda Armstrong Nancy Baker Joseph Barton Paul Arnold Tama Baldwin Sara Beach Patrice Bailey Rebecca Bandiere Ronald Beck Peggy Bennett Robert Benson Brian Biggs Colleen Bitting Ruth Blunt Catherine Bond Laurie Boruta sssss Beth Bosserman Sally Bowden Faye Bounds v. Kathleen Bounds Connie Bradley Peter Brown Teri Brown Wanda Brown ) Christopher Browning John Buck Thomas Burlin Jill Buchert Deborah Bulgreen Laura Burnett 20 Marsha Burrell Alan Burton Robert Cannon Yvonne Chaconas Stacie Cochran Carolyn Colley Stephen Card Rebecca Clagett | Julie Coffren Ronald Collyer Jacalyn Callaway Michelle Carroll Cynthia Cluster Bobby Cannon Diane Carter Arthur Coates Michael Connelly Ricky Cornish Mary Curtis Joanne Constable Laverne Cottman Kathleen Darcy Wallace Cook Cynthia Craig Pati Davenport Benson Dayton Paul Decker Harlean Dennis Jay Deputy Brian Donovan Lisa Donovan William Coons Catherine Cullen Christine Davitt Susan Denston Barbara Drehmer Robert Duncan William Dubois Harriet Dudley Barbara Edwards Timothy Drehmer Mary Dyson Melanie Echard Patricia Estes Salvatore Filippelli Susan Foelber Carol Evans Elois Fisher Ingrid Fedor Susan Flanagan Keith Fields Elizabeth Flynn Alan Foskey Laura Gassner Elizabeth Gavin Terry Goldsmith Jefferson Grey Salvatore Gentile Michelle Gorman Joel Haberli Laura George Gayle Gray - I Mitchell Halbrich Timothy Greene Karolyn Hall 24 Stephen Hall Randy Haney Jennifer Hannis Pete Hanulak Kimberly Harden Michael Haring Cindy Harman John Harmon Michael Hauk Diane Hayes Margaret Hayes Kaye Hearn Andrea Hedrick Richard Holloway Terry Higgins Pam Herbert Leslie Holsey Nancy Hosier Cynthia Hoffsommer Sharon Hotchkin Ruth Jarrell Cyrus Jarrett I Nancy Hutton Joy Jacknewitz Bonnie Jaskulski Michael John Sally Johnson Carlton Jones Debra Jones Eric Karge Lorraine Jones George Karanikas Susan Kelly W Alice Kimball Eleanor Kmett Kathleen Krizan Lois Lake Leslie LaMar Robert Kriegisch Robert Lamb 26 Deborah Lilly Penny Lorber Cynthia Madden Susan Lindeman Patricia Lyles Donna Malone Matthew Lawrence Patricia Leonard Charles Linton Susan Lynch Donna Manuel William Lewis Wendy Lipkey Edwin Lyon Lesa Marks Holly Martin Jeffrey Marx Melinda Mauro Mark McGuire Elisabeth McKenzie Linda Marques Carol Mayonado Mary McBride Gregory McLaurin Brian Merriken Mary Mignini Bonnie Miller Cynthia Miller Kim Miller 28 Margaret Minogue Terry Minogue William Mitchell David Mizell Pamela Montigny Jacquelyn Moore Deborah Moore Bernard Moyle Lezell Murphy Connie Newcomb Cynthia Murray Jeftrey Noble David Neyers Dawn Nichols i Wesley Newman Melinda Noha Debbie Northam Duane Parker Tacy Pearson Pattricia Pepper Jane Oltman Jayne Ott Nancy Parker Brenda Payne Norma Outten Cheryl Payne Oren Perdue Preston Phillips Cynthia Price Jeffrey Pritchett Josie Psota David Pugh Daniel Ramia Valerie Redden Linda Rice JHH Kevin Regan Margie Ruby Rosemarie Sarra Mehr-Zad Saboori Brenda Sammons Stephen Sayer Mark Schnackenberg Thomas Ross Jacqueline Ruark Sara Sangston Sue Schwaninger 32 Vicki Stone Bradley Taylor Paul Taylor Henry Thorn Robin Seidel Paula Simpkins Sue Stewart Stephen Strait Timothy Trott Carl Vincent George Wainwright Sharon Webster Deborah Truitt Sampson Vincent Ann Weer Krone Weidler Carol Werner Margaret Truitt Dawn Volkart Deborah Watson Teresa Truitt Mary Vosburgh Kenneth Watson 34 Carol White Mary Wilson Brett Wilson Ronald Wood Jerry West Franklin Wilson Jacqueline Whiteley i ■ I Jonathan Wise Kathleen Young Mr. and Ms. S.S.C. Bernie Moyle and Carol “J. J.” Werner Milton Wright Kathleen Wynn 35 SENIORS NOT PICTURED BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Keith Lebrun Vincent Bianco f Lisa Martin Philip Blann James Angelo Catherine Masiello Robert Borwick Cheryl Ardis Patricia Mason Joanne Campbell Joyce Bailey Susan McCarthy Jewell Camper Phyllis Beckwith Michael McMasters John Cannon Francis Bird Robin McNamara DonnaCohee Michael Bisciotti Pamela Mitchell Barry Connors Joan Bloodsworth Shirley Moore Joan Culver Vonda Bowen Douglas Morris Rodney Cummings Karen Bradley Edward Nichols Susan Ditch Donald Brittingham Anita Norris Robert Downey Kathryn Brittingham Alan Parker Catherine Gaylor Shirley Brogley Richard Parrish Michael Goldsmith Linda Brohawn Nancy Pearsall Amy Griffin Craig Brunner Lee Peters Mary Griffin Debra Burton Daniel Phillips Carrol Hamilton Debora Calary Mary Pulliam Pamela Hampton Mona Calhoun James Robertson Larry Hearn Leigh Callihan Francis Schiabone Thomas Herman Dan Caputo Frank Schlauch Kevin Ireland Marjorie Carroll Keith Schooley Susan Kelly David Coombe Robert Shackeltord Michael Kiser Cynthia Cooper Gilbert Sheck Raymond Kline James Corbett Cheryl Short Casimer Legal Larry Cox Cynthia Shue Jeffrey LeVan Richard Cox Belinda Sinclair Robert Lipscombe Sheila Crowley Pamel Smith Robin Matthews Rosemary Cupp Nancy Spilman Norris McGrath Susan Curry Susan Spinak Samuel Moseley Sandra Davis Rodney Spring Valerie Nelson Thomas Dean Martha Stephens Peter Palmer Fred Dilkes Wilbur Stinchcomb Deborah Riggin Charlotte DiMattia Gregory Strott Jay Seipler Susan Dodd John Stubbs Michael Simms Nelson Donovan Michele Swain Alex Slavin Dawn Downes William Thomas Anthony Smith | John Drewer Robert Thompson Donna Steere Michael Dulaney David Timmons Sara Sterling Daniel Dunphy George Tipton Robert Strayhorn Jeannette Edwards Rodney Titcomb Raymond Swearingen Kathy Edwards Emerson Todd Frank Thorne Georgianna Eichnor Robin Townsend Karen Volz Pamela Erskine Susan Townsend Emmett Walder Gladys Gaynor John Trumbauer Steven Warner Ernest George Joseph Tubbs Edna White Diane Gladmon Mark Van Fossen Philip Gordy Scott Vogt John Hastings Brian Ward BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIAL WORK Sandra Heineken Richard Wasson Edward Hendrickson Nancy Wertman Rachel Balog William Hitte Thomas White Beverly Birckhead Martin Horst Donna Willey Pamela Crock Brenda Hurley Lynn Willey Cheryl Dennis Laurie Jester Steven Willing Susan Edwards Grant Johnson Tracey Willis Karen Fahrney James Johnson Mary Wolf Thomas Greer Patrick Johnson Steven Woodward Robert Howard John Johnstone Marian Wright Carolyn Mears James Judge Lianne Wutff Wendy Roberts Patricia Kiet Joseph Zavaglia Octavene Saunders Michael Kleger Lane Szot Thomas Krahling William Wallace Phillip Kunzelman BACHELOR OF ARTS Leon Wicks Allen Lathbury Ladd Layton Cheryl Aydelotte 36 FACULTY John Cleary, Kent Kimmel, Steve Budman, Ursula Ehrhardt, Marie Tator, Nancy Lytwyn, Barbara Nelson ART COMMUNICATION ARTS Mr Robert Cloyd, Dr. Kenneth Wilkerson, Dr. Robert Starnes, Mr. Johnny Pettegrew, Mr. John Balas, Miss Sandra Moses, Mr. Robert McClure, Dr. Robert Wesley. 38 Standing: Dr. Michael J. Masucci, Dr. Keith J Connors, Mr H Reed Muller, Dr Phillip Bosserman, Dr K Nelson Butler Sitting: Grady Armstrong, Marie Tator, Susan C. Cabral LEISURE STUDIES LIBERAL STUDIES Dr. John K. Knowles PHYSICAL EDUCATION Janetta McNa mara, Diane McGhee, Bob Morris, William Seay, Arden Peck, William Yeagle, Back Row: K. Nelson Butler, Marylane McGlinchey, Edward W. Lam¬ bert, Thomas P Stitcher, Lloyd Sigler 39 NATH SCIENCE David Alls, Henry Greene, Joseph Jones, Glenn Rock, Bernard Fusaro, Harry Suber, William Collins, David Parker, Donald Cathcart Jack Kennedy, Edward Senkbeil, Ralph Forney, Frederick Kundell, Tom Early, John Tyvoll, Edward Shaffer. PHYSICAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY 40 SOCIOLOGY Phillip Bosserman, Alan Pappas, K, Peter Cipolla, A. K. Talbot. SOCIAL WORK MUSIC Patti Collett Linda Essick Ray Ziegler Jesse Hemm ing Art Delpez Charles Smith 41 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ECONOMICS Gerard Dibartolo, Bob Stark, Jerome Lake, Thomas Wineland, Bernard Rosenblatt, Daniel Gallagher, Robert Sperry, David Dianich, John Lewis, P. Douglas Marshall, Rodney Thompson, H. Reed Muller, Regina Hatfner, Benjamin Greene, James Schweikart EDUCATION John R, Bing, Eva Anderson, Arthur Wilby, Michael Masucci, Alvah Constantine, John W. Wulft, Maurice Boz- man, Richard Walker, John Wolinski, Barbara Townsend, Carolyn Bowden, S. Goldsborough Tyler IH m� e ? % ' • hi i i 42 Dr. Edmund Delaney, Dr. Daniel Gallagher, Dr. Natalia Stovall, Dr. George Whitehead, Natalie W. Hopson, Mr. Iven E White, Dr. John Zweig, Dr William Ander¬ son, Dr Robert Graff, Dr. Ronald Ulm, Dr. Kathleen Van Every. PSYCHOLOGY HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE Harry Basehart, Robert Berry, Winifred Helmes, Karman Johnson, William Wraten, Clara Small, Melvin Ang, Donald Whaley, Sylvia Bradley. HISTQR ' CAL SCIENCE ■.ASM t,|j mi � « � % ■ £ ■ _ 1 1 ■ Mr - - ■ ■ ' ‘ ■ Ji ' SSjat i -i- | rlrar a • � I f fgj 43 ENGLISH First Row: William C. Horne, Polly Stewart, Connie White, Raymond Whall Jr., Thomas L. Erskine, William F. Zak, Second Row: Duane Nichols, Mike Waters, Mary Calcott, Robert Elderdice, Frances Fleming, James Welsh GEOGRAPHY REGIONAL PLANNING First Row Robert Rosing, Calm Thomas Second Row Richard Lindenberg. Jay Chapman McGrew. Eugene Farace, David Block 44 MEDICAL TECHN0LD6Y Dr. Neil Carey, Dr Robert Taylor, Dr George Demko, Dr Peter Ker- naghan, Dr Benjamin Meney, Mr. Barry Grosky, Mrs Dorothy Swartz, Mrs Marylane McGlinchey, Mrs. Linda Polutano- vich BIOLOGY First Row: Robert Hedeen, Charles Wingo, Jr., Jack Ransbottom Second Row: William Grogan, Jr., Augustine DiGiovanna, Thomas Jones, John Molenda, Third Row: William Standaert, R. Peter Kernaghan, Harry Womack, John Kapp. MURSINC Front Row: Katie Kolls, Rhea Tatro, Edna Quinn, Tereza Sidrak, Jo Schantz, Sheri Dougherty Back Row: Veronica Dembeck, Betsey Drewer, Phyllis Banks, Mary Kane, Chairperson: Elizabeth Hinchlitfe, Linda Tyler, Betty Turner, Karen Badros Dr Francis Kane, Dr, George Walsh, Dr. Jerome Miller PHILOSOPHY LANCUACE Front Row: Klaudia Thompson, Arlene White Back Row: Wavie Gibson, Wil¬ liam Palmer, Gerry St. Martin 46 OUTSTANDING FACULTY AWARD The professor is my shepherd, I shall not study. He maketh me to lie down in the wee hours; His homework leadeth me through the stacks. He restoreth my apathy; he leadeth me in the path of knowledge for my own sake. Yea though I walk through the valley of the shadow of failure, I will fear plagiarism. The professor is with me, his assignments and his staff they exploit me. He preparest a test for me in the presence of my classmates. He annointest my head with trivia (meanwhile my mug runneth over.) Surely, after many scrolls are published while he is at SSC, He will wear the cloak of Holy Tenure forever. 47 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Linda Ross Assistant to the President Raymond Shingler Director of Data Processing L. Wayne Fox Director of Public Relations Gains Hawkins Assistant Director of Public Relations Brad Taylor Assistant Director of Data Processing 48 Dr. A. Nayland Page Acting President Dr. Norman C. Crawford President 1970-1979 BUSINESS FINANCIAL SERVICES Gordon H. Howatt, Jr. Director, Business and Financial Affairs Richard Pusey Assistant Director, Business and Financial Affairs 49 VUDENT SERVICES Beverly Newman Director of Financial Aid Admissions Frank Williams Counselor Admissions Financial Aid Colleen McNeal Counselor Admissions Financial Aid Counselor few M. P. Mitten Director of Admissions Financial Aid Leon Burks Assistant Director Admissions Financial Aid Dave Ganoe Director College Center Vince Leisey Assistant Director College Center 50 James Lackie Asst. Dean of Student Affairs HEALTH CENTER STAFF: First Row: Ann Patey, Betty Rickert; Second Row: Marie Simpkins, Rosemary Cupp, S. Baer Dr. R. J. McBrien Director of Counseling Services Kathy Grout Counselor Terry Martin Counselor Carol Williamson Acting Dean of Student Affairs John Fields Career Development Counselor 51 Joseph Gilbert Richard Yobst Director of Administrative Services Assistant Director of Administrative Services ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES PUBLIC RELATIONS Anne Welsh, Typesetter; Carol Bloodsworth, Illustrator; Ginny Riffle, Office Coordinator f Charles Betts Business Manager II Thurlow Leister Physical Plant Supervisor Monty Bradley Director of Food Service 52 Robert Lovely Sr. Director ot Housing J. Edward Vickers Assistant Director of Housing Barry King Assistant Director of Housing James P. Mallory Assistant Director of Housing Phil Carpenter Veterans Affairs Coordinator Mary G. Jenkins Personnel Officer 53 Dr. Ron Phipps Assoc. Academic Dean Avery Saulsbury Assoc. Registrar V Joseph Bachman Assoc, Dir. Grad. Studies Library Staff James Thrash, M. Stephanie Fridie, Wende Ang, Judith Kincaid Fisher, Dorothy New¬ comb, Beth Knapke, Keith Vail, Neil T. FI. Jen, D. Andrews Reese, S. Lynn Harper Dr. Hal Schafter Dir. of Continuing Education ACADEHIC SERVICES Carol Bosserman Judy Lynn Mitchell Jerome Waldron Academic Counselor Academic Counselor Academic Counselor 54 SECOND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR THIRD FLOOR Chester Hall 1 st Floor Mark Alexander, Richard Lochten, Thomas Burlin, Sandor Fodor, Leon Wicks, Mark Smith, Stephen Card, Kris Grabbi, Linda Rice, Jane Anthony, Fran¬ ces Pulliam, Carmen Milstead, Chtherine Bond, Rosemarie Sarra, Sally Hawke, Karen Hazard, Sal Gentile, Joseph LeFavor Chester Hall 4th Floor Andrew Davenport, Jay Deputy, William Bennett, Robert Simpson, William Hill, Tim Jones, Gene Adkins, Milton Wright, William Harris, Ray Davis, Pam Erskine, Patricia Clay, Rose Price, Cheryl Jackson, Nancy Pearsall, Mary Dickey, Joan Yamga, Ann Kmett, Cynthia Hoffsomer, Linda Hutt, Cynthia Price, Sharon Simpson, Donna Darling, Cheryl Beckham, Lou Kline, Ann Humphreys, Ger¬ aldine Himmel, Sandra Wallace, Rosemary Gaiser, Virginia Sullivan, David Fleming, Mike Santy, Frank Wiggins, Paul Reburn, William Jarboe, Neal Wrab- ley, Martin Todd, Bradley Amico, Larry Brice, Garry Mumford, Tena Anderson, Debbie Swinburn Chester Hall 2nd Floor Larry Steele, Paul DuMars, Preston Phillips, Willie Smith, Craig Hessenauer, Michael Collison, Daryl Lambert, James Penley, Wilbert Duckett, Tony Brown, Jennifer Cottle, Donna Brohawn, Tami Ben- ford, Sara Sangston, Jennifer Sayre, Vicki Murphy, Judith Trussell, Cynthia Wellener, Marjorie Ricker, Susan Cowan, Karen Garber, Myra Mills, Standra Purnell, Peggy Hutchins, Lavern Cottman, Kathleen Young, Marjorie Tschantre, Donna Manley, Karen Sheets, Barbara Ahrens, Nancy Hosier, Laura Gassner, Vance Mullis, James Caltrider, Peter Schenk, James Schenk, Andrew Caldwell, Mike Thompson, Brian Shivery, Ishmael Ennis, Robert Cannon, Rodney Titcomb, Robert Thomas, Bette McKenzie, Karen Porter Chester Hall 5th Floor David Kennon, Brian Zelubowski, Thomas Benson, Mike Mowbray, Mark Keller, Emmett Walker, Scott Spear, Leonard Bosley, Charles Lindbeck, Timothy Case, Diane Hellwig, Ellen Hofferberth, Robert Strayhorn, Jonathan Keiler, Wayne Smithwick, Gary Henry, Kenmce Mooney, Norma Gebo, James Hol¬ land, Charles Hebron, John Atkinson, Roger Thomas, Lindoria Byrd, LaWanda Dockins, John Koetz, Jay Heck, Cynthia Leason, Cynthia Kirby, Kimberly Kell, Janice Jenkins, Christiane Long, Vir¬ ginia Mears, Pam Hampton, Nancy Wynn, Annette Irmo, Laurie Cook, Tarnya Johnson, Margaret Hayes, Beebe Watson, Cheryl Davis, Susan Max¬ well, Nancy Clendamel Chester Hall 3rd Floor Louis Brawner, Michael Bisciotti, Timothy Green, James Hunt, William Crowdy, Scott Siegel, Tom Millsap, Ralph Gootee, Anthony Parker, Don Kinna- mon, Alan Burton, Carey Gaddis, Beth Trollinger, Gracy Byron, Nancy Baker, Jeanne Greened, Julie Coffren, Bonnie Miller, Wendy Lipkey, Lee Wodh- ington, Carolyn Colley, Cynthia Murray, Ann Weer, Patricia Lyles, Deborah Watson, Kathleen Darcy, Karen Amersbach, Carrie Tietge, Laura Burnett, Anita Dutton, Pearl Scott, Emmet Tydmgs, John Hofman, Greg Sullivan, Steven Alexander, William Lincourt, David Quillen, Ricky Morris, Kenneth Olson, Allen Plusch, Mark Whoolery, Robert Cowan, Tom Darcy, Pete Brown, John Buck Chester Hall 6th Floor Larry Baylis, Chris Bishop, Timothy Fox, Matt Dryer, Joseph Eanes, Robert Lentz, Jeffery Bowers, Tracy Clark, Mark Gambrill, Patrick Wynn, Vanessa Broc- kell, Mary Keeler, Cheryl Aydelotte, Nancy Miller, Janet Wilson, Jane Martin, Sally Crafton, Leslie Radebaugh, Kathleen Krizan, Dawn Nichols, Melinda Larrimore, Kathy Spurry, Kathleen Gran- ruth, Catherine Amoss, Mary Knoop, Connie Allen, Tracey Pimental, Shawn Callahan, Patricia Daven¬ port, Stacey Zentz, Barbie Alvarez, John Ruhe, Bob Marlowe, John Peddicord, Gary Gittere, James McHugh, George Walsh, Steve Redding, Don Franz, Ronald Averill, Steve Wahsiedler, Greg Long, Glen Burcham SIXTH FLOOR 57 Choptank Hall 1st Floor FIRST FLOOR ' ' «lll i ? nj L m H It oil mS j J r ti SECOND FLOOR Brian Hollingsworth, James Hauk, Gregory Muir, Mark Thomas, Pat Barbour, William Shenberger, Philip Johnson, David Swartz, James Fosler, Mari- Kate Hall, Fay Burdick, Sharon Meyers, Vicky Tull, Marsha Burrell, Laura Lenck, Mary Whitmore, Kath¬ erine Morgan, Becky Clagett, Jayne Ott Choptank Hall 4th Floor Jonathan Wise, Tyrone Davis, Donald Burton, David Rue, Fred Shepherd, Terry Higgins, Lee Haynes, Sam Moseley, Jeff Glenn, Mike Shelton, Paula Simpkins, Vera Mongelli, Marie Cifala, Jennifer Han- nis, Mary Hendricksen, Dawn Marguess, Laura Benn, Gail Courtney, Jacguelyn Moore, Alice Kim¬ ball, Debra Smeltzer, Shirley French, Christi Heath, Julia Shelton, Kathy Kady, Michele Mandela, Holly Martin, Mary Morrissette, Teresa Kelly, Helen Pass- waters, Norval Ellingsworth, Keith Lake, Darian Tisinger, Mac-Huy Duong-Quang, Lawrence Robin¬ son, John Dovi, Perry Cox, George Wainwright, Daniel Curran, Michael Wilmont, Reggie Grabowski, Barbara King Choptank Hall 2nd Floor David Arter, Carroll Hamilton, Frederick Capallo, Mark Mahoney, Alan Farmer, Henry Brown, Ray Adkins, Michael Blazejak, John Nealon, Joseph Udovich, Kathi Smero, Cindee Wheeler, Sharon Kreider, Victoria Sanet, Cindy Harman, Cynthia Miller, Janice Isenberg, Christina Ruddy, Alinda Thomas, Elizabeth Knight, Sharon Tanner, Kathleen Medice, Anne Kelly, Charlotte Kimball, Alise Allen, Cathy Cassidy, Claudia Verrelli, Kathi Morris, Clar¬ issa Whitacre, Nancy Hutton, Anthony Smith, Paul Decker, Steve Pearson, Alfred Wein, George Garri¬ son, Gerald Garrison, Ted Fraber, Dale Midkiff, Jon Wall, Andy Pappas, Melinda Mauro, Deborah Bul- green Choptank Hall 5th Floor Walter Brantley, Louis Bosse, Mark Allen, Antonio Fernandez, Milton McConkey, Mark Mundell, John Moore, Robert Frenz, Gregory Diestel, Steve Patton, Ted Stein, Lucy Denikos, Elizabeth Wells, Cindy Johnson, Terry Cannon, Nina Guthrie, Sandra Mar¬ tin, Linda Ward, Tracy Kavanagh, Angela Glorioso, Mary Lutts, Laura Gulyas, Cynthia Shue, Carol Mayonado, Wendy Peters, Sheryle Kimble, Dorothy Williams, Robin Young, Rolinda Schamel, Robbin White, Ellen Davidson, James Riggin, Ralph Puc¬ cini, Jerry McGuire, Jeff Hill, John Harmon, John Moses, William Parker, Louis Taylor, Alfredo Bess, Anthony Bell, Jim Farley, Craig Kurtz Choptank Hall 3rd Floor Thomas Green, Richard Tavolacci, Joseph Noisi, Mark Staton, Ralph Scott, Tom Cardillo, Joseph Tubbs, Grant Johnson, Alan Tubbs, Charles John¬ son, Jean Lawton, Lillian Bunton, Nanci Becker, Susan Milstead, Diane Anderson, Deborah Kram, Johanna Baumgartner, Krista Aarsand, Mary Gia- cofci, Elizabeth Leonard, Patti Porreca, Mary Mason, Joyce Bailey, Leigh Callihan, Deborah Calary, Marie Minogue, Pamela Crock, Susan Foel- ber, Mary Timberlake, Tacy Pearson, Guy Stin- chcomb, William Zimmer, Morris Dickerson, Barney Hall, Tom Bouton, George Bouton, Keith South, David Pugh, William Tyler, George Karanmas, Wil¬ liam Beagen, Thomas Halley Choptank Hall 6th Floor Derek Leaberry, Michael Horst, Michael Martin, Louis Reeder, Richard Wright, James Angelo, Mark Van Fossen, Mike Warfield, Tom Browning, Jay Winder, Lori Anderson, Kathy Coyle, Danette Boyd, Catherine Rodgers, Lois Rice, Jo Greenslet, Carol White, Bonnie Jaskulski, Pamela Rainey, Heidi Bohinc, Leslie Kretzschmar, Bonnie Green, Elaine Liebrand, Allison Milowe, Julia Payne, Gail Carbine, Jennifer Smatt, Kathy Wingate, Cynthia Cluster, Jo Hoffman, Stan Johnson, Lee Bynum, Mike Spaid, Paul Arnold, Chris Browning, Jeffrey Marx, Mark Fowler, Timothy Newton, Kevin Crouchley, Ricky Loun, Mike Zephir, Phil Kunzelman THIRD FLOOR SIXTH FLOOR CHESAPEAKE Cynthia Moreland, Lisa Reale, Connie Oxford, Kim Tutwiler, Patti St. Ledger, Martha Shamblin, Fred Dickson, Bryce Cox, Russell Merson, John Cooney, James Lantz, Brian Harman, Tal Branch, Mark Jackson, Marian Schmidt, Ella Floyd, Karolyn Hall, Margie Lazzati, Sue Flanagan, Marlene Rooney, Ivanetta Ingram, Brenda Payne, Michael Dulaney, David Benson, Brian Race, Jack Fowler, Don Geer, James McFall, Pat Simmers, James Spearo, Edward Bergm, David Richardson, Eric Karge, Stuart Mick- olite, Edward Lyons, Guy Campion, Francis McGuire, Alex Slavin, Toni Miller, Sharon MacA- uley, Tracey Kratz, Mary Jo Doyle, Sandra Ramsey, Donna Stith, Katherine Trageser, Lori Haleski, Tam- mie Matthews, Susan Brown, Susan Tovynsend, Barb O ' Meara, Victoria Brown, Martha Lynn, Karen Hawks, Patricia Marino, James Cleaveland, Robert Brosmer, Tom Krahling, Pete Pratt, Doug Tapager, Michael Soares, Christopher Morris, Steve Bresna- han, Steven Buss. FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Lynne Wood, Becky Reynolds, Carol Evans, Debbie Fish, Phyllis Beckwith, Karen Kieswetter, Linda Marques, Stacia Cockran, Pat Bailey, Cindy Craig, Scott Vogt, Gary Starkey, Frank Bird, Mark Kue- chler, Donald Codignotto, Mike Simms, Jim Judge, Lewis Scharff, Sara Beach, Robin Demarest, Nancy DeStefano, Susan Bond, Sara Sterling, J. J. Werner, Barbara Powers, Frances Connell, Dean Robbins! Timothy George, Michael Miller, Bob Lamb, Phii Bauer, Brian Ward, Ed Hendrickson, Arthur Kerr, Robert Caples, Barb James, Cindy Pilchard, Tamela Brumwell, Michele Vardy, Melissa Tull, Debra Gas¬ kin, Amy Burket, Linda Lowe, Jenny Heinbaugh, Joan Stecher, Patti Hinke, Elizabeth Beck, Donna Neff, Evelyn Hasson, Susan Nolan, Susan McDermott, Janet Perryman, Vickie Corder, Karen Mullican, Cynthia Singleton, Michele Sliwinski, Theresa Smelser, Ingrid Fedor, Joyce Lauder, Hal- ston, Perri Anest, Robert Goeren, Scott Shiplett, Tom Nolan, Steve Abend, Dennis Gott, Ed Capo- danno, Henry Berens. James Cotham, Bob Kines, Craig Conover, Jeff LeVan, Glenn Norris, Mike Mulligan, David Bate¬ man, George Hofferbert, Kathleen Fegan, Catherine McNeil, Carol Keith, Janice Myers, Coral Peterson, Jill Taylor, Theresa Jackson, Brenda Sammons, David Brohawn, John Lloyd, Scott Wight, George Romey, Michael Bracken, Joshua Wainwright, Rob¬ ert Brewer, Mike Haring, Jim MacDonald, Mona Webb, Lisa Sparrow, Robin McNamara, Cecilia Natoli, Susan Cole, Kathy Griffiths, Kim Sasajima, Mary Sadler, Barbara Edwards, Gail Gibbs, Diane Boyle, Jane Fitzpatrick, Donna Gassaway, Susan Milloy, Linda Poyer, Martha Stephens, Jacqueline Whiteley, Carole Slaughter, Kathy Mahan, Ann Gladding, Tina Eklund, Suzanne Evans, Debra Smith, Penny Lorber, Steve Ditzel, Mike Bush, Paul Zimmerman, Richard Ditzel, Gary Hancock, Charles Bragg, Robert Corbin, Jeff Dorman, Nick Chamber¬ lin, Dennis Mumford, Timothy Shearer, Richard Decker, Behzad Rassolee, Michael Evans, Russell Williams, Rony Stockus, Dwight Miller. 60 THIRD FLOOR LIFE IS JUST ONE BI6 PARTYt 61 BT� � Wicomico Hall — First Floor Richard Abel, Robert Alt, Kenneth Anastasi, Robert Bagley, James Baldwin, John Booze, Christopher Brown, Stephen Jon Craig, Timothy Cunningham, Michael Fahey, Robert Gassaway. James Gillespie, William Godstrey, Douglas Gruelle, Michael Hayden, Mark Hudson, Gary Lister, Ted Malinowski, John Megna, Mike Mooradian, Brent Morgan, Kirk Mummert, Raymond Nigh, Thomas Oursler, Jeff Reece, Jeffrey Reynolds, Daniel Roys, Mark Scherger, Andrew Smith, James Steck, Leif Thurston, Brice Vican, Robert Walker, Mark Way, Craig White, Keith White, Kenneth White, Robert Williams, Ron Wood. Wicomico Hall — Second Floor: David Bartlett. Wayne Bromwell, Anthony Buccheri, Thomas Busch, Doug Channock, James Colbert, Marshall Coulbourne, Michael DeCicco, James Dertzbaugh, Kevin Fox, Steven Godstrey, Donald Graef, Jeffrey Greene, John Harmon, David Harris. Michael Harris, Stephen Harris. Russell Heath, James Himmelheber, Charles Hut¬ son, Richard Johnson, James Lister, Gary Logue, Steven Luff, Rupert MacLean, Michael Mazzeo, Jon McAllister, Richard Midcap. David Mullineaux, William Murphy, Scott Nelson, Michael Palensky, Louis Parsons, Paul Phillips, David Rexford, Kenneth Robey. Mark Salkowski, Eli Scott, Steve Shearer, Robert Sumperl, Walter Taraila, John Warner, Bernard Wien- hold, Jeffery Willey, David Wiseman, Wicomico Hall — Third Floor James Colbert, Michael Dovey, Gary Gimbert, Martin Horst, Christopher Jones, James Jones, David Laum, Matt Lawrence, Preston Lewis, William Plough, Ben Potter, Charles Reeder, Richard Schumacher, William Tull 62 POCOMOKE First Floor: Wm. Lichtfuss, John Mose- man, Craig Heist. Robt. Stancil, Robt DiPietro, Albert Stant, Roger Meyer, Brooks Aydelotte, Steven Seltzer, Harry Brubaker, Mike Wenner, Edmond Hol¬ den, Tim Paddock, Mike Adrian, Kent Miles, Chuck Daringer, Doug Farmer, Mike Mahoney, Mike Onifer, Richard Bowdle, Matt Moldoch, Richard Sawicki, Robt. Reda, Chas. Valentine, Albert Ford, Chas. Nitsios, Jeff Bowles, Anders Randrup, Kevin McNulty, Jeff Arnie, Ste¬ ven McDonald, Tim Gribbin, Mike Daniel, Mike Horsman, Jimmy Hill, Paul Capo- danno, John Clarke, Kevin Conley, Steve Jacobs, Jos. Tringali, Mike Crothers. i- vJK| m mk ■ t Second Floor: Martin Padden, John Niel¬ sen, Richard Leary, James Johnson, Russ Timmons, Ray Pugh, Mark Raulin, Ted Lingo, Brendan Muldoon, Jon Demarest, Walter Majerowicy, Jerry Rob¬ ertson, Kevin Regan, David Lowry, Vin¬ cent Covello, James Dulling, Chas. Errera, Wm. Cafiero, John Moorehead, James Scheide, Thomas Davenport, Jeff Thompson, Scott Seltzer, Curtis Ran¬ dolph, Tim Goucher, Eldridge Jackson, Phil Peterson, Jeff Jablow, Justin Norris, William Whiteley, James Dillon, Richard Connelly, Richard Kott, James Hall, Paul Arbiene, Steve Shirvani, Bruce Marshall, Mike Ortlieb, Wm. Davis, Erick Bruder, Phil Medlin, Mike Jones, Don Derwent, Barry Burkhardt, John Franklin, Konrad Wayson, Wm. Rinehart, Wm. Wittier, Mark Campbell. Third Floor: Tim Treadwell, Mark Wien- hold, David Jones, Robt. Johnston, John Langrall, Bryan Benson, Marty Ball, Pat Cardiff, Mike Cardiff, James Duerr, Tom Evans, James Parsons, James Vogt, Pat¬ rick Curran, Dan Zarvas, Andy Hogen- son, John Yamnecky, Richard Stubbs, Tim Martin, Don Coates, Robt. Borowick. NANOKIN First Floor: Penny Aaron, Gretchen Alter- gott, Jane Bryan, Rosemarie Cecil, Janet Evans, Mary Farabaugh, Rebecca Flake, Julie Ford, Deborah Flaines, Cora Hast¬ ings, Melinda Hobbs, Dale Honeycutt, Patricia Howard, Sharon Martens, Tarn- era McDowell, Sharon O’Mahoney, Cleta Pontillo, Donna Price, April Rishert, Antoinette Rowe, Virginia Scheu, Caryn Schmidt, Robin Seidel, Jenniter Shilling, Susan Shuey, Beth Turner, Ginger, Robin Tyler, Elaine Walker, Cheryl Wingate. Second Floor Marilyn Barton, Kathy Bell, Vonda Bowen, Melanie Bowman, Quinna Chatfey, Victoria Clift, Donna Cohee, Sandra Correa, Merrie Beth Daniels, Eileen Duffy, Janine Eugenio, Patricia Evans, Penny Foster, Bonnie Gale, Wendy German, Shari Gough, Robin Greene, Sandra Griffin, Sheri Hatton, Kel¬ ley Herford, Sharon Hilton, Donna Irwin, Susan Kelly, Kim Kennan, Kathy Kinck- iner, Kathleen Kinstler, Karen Komisarek, Joanne Linchuck, Mary Mclnereney, Vicki McNeill, Joanna Moore, Kelly Nolan, Linda Owens, Faith Rowencrantz, Susan Rudy, Anne Rue, Rachel Schau- ble, Monida Ruiseco, Dejabarbara Thomas, Dawn Volkart, Carolyn Weld, Deborah Williams, Karen Winchester, Cynthia Zile. Third Floor: Teresa Basler, Nancy Bauer, Alice Brittingham, Diane Cerrito, Janet Corbin, Patty Culotta, Donna Cunning¬ ham, Ruth Danoff, Bernadette Fisher, June Floyd, Donna Norris, Sharon Polk, Doryan-Maria Sciolino, Susan Stewart, Lorraine Yamnichy. Nanticoke Hall — First Floor Christina Alfonsi, Laurie Appell, Michelle Bauer, Elizabeth Brothers, Johnna Callihan. Janet Cannon, Debbie Cathel. Joy Comer, Dena Cornell, Susan Crawtord. Diana Deal. Dorothy Dennis. Susan Denston, Barbara Elwood, Cindy Fletcher, Perri Foskey, Lisa Geary. Kathleen Kappes. Carol Menin, Cathie Morris, Lezell Murphy. Jocelyn Navarro. Norma Outten, Susan Perouty, Jane Pyle, Sharon Samler, Anne Santuccl, Lucille Sebastian, Teresa Sebastian, Beth Singleton, Mary Tamblyn, Nancy Thompson, Teresa Trout. Janet Veditz. Melissa Weir, Teresa White, Mary Wilson, Ellynn Works. Karen Young. Patricia Aleshire, Vanessa Glascoe, Anne Goudreau, Susan Hyson, Mollie Nordquist. Marsha Pepper, Bonnie Rounds. Judith Ryan, Lori Simonds, Julie Van Horn, Emilie Bright. Rita Washington Nanticoke Hall — Second Floor Lorraine Bell, Hazel Berman, Connie Boswell, Susan Buckholtz, Barbara Burton. Kathleen Butler. Karen Callahan, Patricia Carnahan, Debra Carter, Diane Carter, Janet Catlin, Karen Collins, Jill Comer, Joyce Dennis, Juanita Evans, Debbie Flaig, Dorothy Fleming, Coral Gerben, Constance Graham, Jaclyn Hickman. Kim Hudson, Rebecca Hudson, Stephanie Kalivretenos, Mary Kelley, Mary Konoski, Ellen Lesondak. Beverly Loane, Carol Lockard, Kelly Long, Susan MacAnanny, Bonnie Maddox, Lisa Maddux, Mary Massey, Valerie Mayhew, Kim McComrick, Karen McCullough, Mary Morisson, Susan Neeper, Peggy Pedone. Michelle Perry, Kay Pmdett, Carol Pmkine, Juliaiames Pirie, Lisa Riggm. Marilyn Schwartz. Ruth Sciacca, Brenda Serena, Betsy Simpkins, Christine Smearman, Joey Sterling, Anne Swartz, Alice Walter. Nancy Waters, Vera Waters, Deanna White, Debbie Wmebrenner, Linda Wurm, Kathy Wynn Nanticoke Hall — Third Floor Carol Agriesti, Brenda Armstrong, Margaret Basciano, Kathleen Berry, Karen Blodgett, Vicki Bolton, Rosemarie Bond, Tricia Bracken, Kelly Cain, Gail Carr. Aronda Chapman. Sue Clark. Jan Clary, Karen Collins. Margaret Dillon. Susan Dulin, Kathryn Ebling, Margaret Ey. Linda Forrest, Linda Gaulden, Amy Griffin, Cara Griffin, Cindy Hammel, Gina Hanley, Kathy Harple, Cheryl Homer, Mary Humphrey. Kim Hunter, Susan Lancaster, Terissa Layfield. Valerie Lippoldt, Mary Anne Marino, Wendy Martin, Juanita Morgan, Crystal Murray. Judy O ' Toole, Michele Porter, Janice Pugh, Gina Radi, Diane Rawlings, Margaret Rishell. Mary Rishell, Tana Roloft, Mimi Rosell, Nancy Saadi, Sandra Sellers. Laura Semich. Sally Shuey. Maryann Sitdo. Bonnie Smallwood. Valerie Steen, Terry Swaim, Deborah Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Joanne Treadway, Lucy Wicmski, Cheryl Wilcox, Jacqueline Tina Worm 65 iS •m ■ - 66 67 I 68 Sandra Abend, Tanya Abney, Yolanda Armstead, Sheila Batey, Peggy Bennett, Peggy Brittingham, Cheritta Brown, Sharon Burlas, Jean Butehorn, Jewell Camper, Tina Caniford, Michelle Carroll, Julia Ciamacco, Cecilia Ciarlo, Tory Cus- tis, Patricia Debbaut, Cynthia Diggs, Susan Eagle, Cindy Fash, Debra Faulk¬ ner, Rosa Fernendez, Sharon Frink, Catherine Gamboa, Laura Gullette, Leslie Harris, Judith Kane, Grace Kelbaugh, Bonnie Kiessling, Margaret LaPlaca, Danette Layton, Joanne Lipinski, Lisa Liptrap, Carol Loessin, Mary Malzone, Donna Messick, Diane Milutin, Dave Montgomery, Debbie Morgan, Patricia Murphy, Melinda Noha, Marth Norman, Anita Norris, Mary Ohler, Mark O’Neill, Patricia O ' Neill, Margaret Passi, Patricia Perone, Denise Petty, Terri Plummer, Cecelia Potter, Monica Rice, Janet Rob¬ erts, Karen Robinson, Laurie Rockelli, Sharon Roney, Jacqueline Ruark, Martha Schell, Rita Schwainger, Stephen Shea, Charlese Smith, Tracye Smith, Sandra Speakman, Denise Stayton, Roberta Swadley, William Sylvester, Sharon Tef- feau, Vicky Tingle, Elizabeth Vasilious, Ruth Viands, Debra Wahl, Robin Williams, Michelle Yeatman, 69 ■Bill in iiiiiii ' i in im in him wunpuiir mmm mmwarn mOTMmm BSSwi—i— — a hi— imiiw i—i mm iw— win —11 —at — ' ■ mbm iiiiiiiiiibiiii i liiiHii 1111 ' in wiiiiiiii fin iiTw m—i — m—— ■MniHiniaiMiniHi M MHMinilMniMIH BMaa WBBM 1MW SIM M B MW WB WM BBiWBBBMMIItWB liBI MMISW ailEMIIIW WigB Hl fl W9 Pan ! MBS MMIMMIKMi MKP ■■■■■■ OM Hi NIMH MIN MM Ei pmii—■ in min ftp a � assn w i@ Members of RHA are: Tommy Krahling, Pete Pratt, Stewart Buss, Cindy Moreland, Patti St. Ledger, Sal Gentile, Bette McKenzie, Peter Brown, Tena Anderson, Susan Maxwell, Greg Long, Becky Clagett, Melinda Mauro, Fred Dilkes, Reggie Grabowski, Jim Farley, Mike Zephir, Robin Seidel, Dale Honeycutt, Robin Green, Patty Culotta, Kathleen Wynn, Debbie Cathell, Janice Puch, Brenda Armstrong, Debi Flaig, Don Coates, Russ Timmons, Kevin Regan, Marty Ball, Ron Wood, Paul Phillips, William Beagen, Matt Lawrence. I 70 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The major student organization on campus is the SGA, the Student Government Association, which supports and finances the major interest groups of the students. It is the official representative agency of the student body and every full-time and part-time student, by the payment of his Student Activities Fee, becomes a mem¬ ber. The Student Activities Fee entitles each member to receive copies of campus publications (i.e., newspa¬ per, yearbook, and literary magazine) and free admis¬ sion to many campus events sponsored by the SGA organizations. Some publications are distributed in a controlled manner and thus are only available for full¬ time students. Students are represented on many college committees by the SGA. These include the Board of Visitors, Aca¬ demic Council and various other faculty committees. All SGA recognized organization operate for the benefit of all full-time students, both residents and commuters. First Row Mike Rider, unknown, Jeft Noble, John Moseman, Mark Gambrill Second Row: Marty Bell, Patty Porreca, Margie Lazatti, Donna Darling, Pat Lyles Third Row: Tim Case, Tricia Marshall, Gerald Garrison, Linda Wurm, Pat Bailey, Tricia Bracken, Beth Trollinger Fourth Row: Mike Daniels, Elizabeth Lilley, Susan Allen, Andrew Davenport Fifth Row: Tama Baldwin, Karen Lezon, Jeff Montgomery, Kevin Irland Standing: Dean Lackie, Maria Georgo, Joe Collinson, Paul Decker, Jay Deputy, Cheryl Homer, Julie Coffren, Connie Exford, Sherry Kimble, Carol J.J. Werner, Bernie Moyle, Mitch Albrich, Ruth Gerald, Faye Bounds, Chris Ruddy, Elois Fisher First Row J J. Werner, Sheryle Kimble, Connie Oxford, Berme Moyle, Marla Georgo, Second Row Jay Deputy, Paul Decker, Jett Noble, Cheryle Homer, JoeCollison The Executive Committee ol the SGA is comprised ot the following Salisbury State students: President — Bernle Moyle, Vice-President — Joe Collinson, Treasurer — Sherry Kimble, Secretary — Cheryl Homer CCPB Chairman — Maria Georgo. Communications Advisory Board Chairman — Paul Decker, Rules Committee Chairman — Connie Oxford. Board of Visitors Chairman — Carol J J Werner Academic Affairs Chairman — Jay Deputy 73 wssc WSSC Radio is the voice of and for the students of Salisbury State College. The station receives its funds from a budget allocation of the SGA. The station management consists entirely of full-time students elected by the student staff members. DJ’s on the staff are mostly students with some faculty members also on the air. Any student who is willing to learn the station’s equipment and operate it in a professional manner is eligible to try for a radio show on WSSC. No FCC license, fees or vast technical knowledge is required of anyone wishing to get on the air. The station’s programming needs are rather simple: tell the students what is happening on the campus and play the music they like to hear, or music they can’t hear on commer¬ cial radio. Because of the SGA funding, WSSC does not choose to use paid advertising. As a result, the only com¬ mercial messages are those concerning student events, ser¬ vices, station promotion and items of interest to students. WSSC is located on campus in Tawes Gym. All shows are done live from the studio and are transmitted to residence halls on 73 am and to the local Cable-TV tower in town on 107.5 Cable fm. This facility also serves as a production studio for WSSC as well as the WSSC office. All of the pro¬ duction work, program scheduling, promotion, purchasing, training, office work, and pre-recorded programming are done by the student staff. This provides a valuable learning experience for those interested in a broadcasting career as well as being an interesting addition to one ' s college experi¬ ence. WSSC Radio Staff Row 1 — Fred Bess, Phil Goldsmith Row 2 — Kathy Kinstler, Phil Waters, Ted Stein, Carter Duckett, Dale Midkiff, Chuck McBride, Ted Fraber, Mark Gambrill, Alan Stevens, Jim Kovatch, Craig White Row 3 — John Zeran, Bonnie Rounds, Linda Byrd. Sue Struve, Vicki Brown, Larry Baylis, Rick Cornish, Carolyn Colley, Janie Cuthrie Row 4 — Tony Bell, Chuck Hill, Mike Robinson, Sam Moseley, Mike Altman. Mike Fahey, Greg Tyler, Dave Ulisney, Andrea Lutter, John Cannon, Tom Oursler, Stu Mickolite, Mike Adrian, Pat Bailey Row 5 — Tom Browning, John Moseman, Mason Smalley, Tim Case, Laurie Rockelli Row 6 — Jim Colbert, Rick Harhai, Jeff Sheats, Joel Kaye, Roger Thomas Not Pictured — Bob Thomas, Jerry McGuire 74 FLYER FLYER Picture left to right Pat Bailey. Shari Gough. Julie Coftren, Lee Worthington, Sue Parker, Jeanne Greenert, Connie Oxford, Paul Decker, Kevin Regan, Steve Wilson. Cheryl Homer, Faye Bounds Not Pictured Sal Geatile, Randy Haney. Tim Jones, Joe Le Favor, Randy Barnhart, Jerry McGuire, Charlotte Collins, Andrew Davenport, Charles Hill, Bruce Elliott, Robert Thomas, Susan McGee, Vonda Bowen, Cynthia Hotfsommer, Robin Young The Flyer is the Salisbury State College campus news¬ paper. Dedicated to informing SSC students about col¬ lege issues and events, the Flyer is published as a news-magazine aimed at giving the students the story behind the scenes as well as the obvious news. The Flyer is published on alternate Wednesdays throughout the academic year and is distributed free to all students since it is funded by a portion of the Student Activities Fee. The Flyer is entirely produced by the student staff, from the writing through production, with the exception of the actual printing. Working on the staff gives students a chance to get experience in the areas of writing, edit¬ ing and photography, layout, and production and or the business functions (selling space, bookkeeping, etc.) Appointments to The Flyer staff are made through the editor-in-chief and managing editor for the writing staff, production manager for the production staff and the business manager for the business staff. 75 win you remember today twenty years from now ? scouts First Row: Vickie Corder Second Row: Scott Demczak, Carol Agriesti, Mimi Rosell. Third Row: Vince Leisey, Lisa Donovan, Chery Homer, Kaye Hearn. STAFF Co-Editors: Kaye Hearn Vickie Corder Photography Editor and Chief Photographer: Lisa Alayne Donovan Section Editors: Sue McDermott Scott Demczak Beth Trollinger Mimi Rosell Cheryl Homer Photographers: Bill Lincourt Gina Hanley Rich Schumaker Cheryl Homer Mimi Rosell Jim Kovatch Alan Tubbs Tim Jones Mike Connley Bob Weisengoff Contributing Photographers: Mason Smalley The Flyer Public Relations Milton Savage Gabe Balea Physical Education Dept. Intramurals Office Randy Barnhart 76 I Vince Leisey — Advisor THANKS! The Evergreen editors would like to thank all the faculty, administrators, and students whose contributions made this book possible. Kaye Hearn and Vickie Corder Kaye Hearn — Co-Editor Vickie Corder — Co-Editor 77 COLLEGE CENTER PROGRAM BOARD Standing — Ray Griffith, treasurer; Judy O ' Toole, secretary; Linda Wurm, Publicity; Vince Leisy, advisor; Janice Isenburg, publicity assistant; Chris Ruddy, lecture; Joyce Dennis, lecture assistant; Chip Richardson, concert; Kneeling — Barb Elwood, Lisa Donovan, recreation travel; Maria Gerogo, chairman; Cindy Johnson Missing — Charlotte Collins, culture; Lisa Geary, cofteehouse; Jim Kovatch, vice-chairman; Chris Browning, film; Josie Psoto, culture; Margie Lazatti, public relations; Dawn Bevans, lecture. The purpose of the College Center Program Board is to develop and implement a well-balanced program of activities to meet the social, intellectual, cultural and recreational needs of the Salisbury State College Community. Some of the activities the CCPB provides are: a popular film series (FRIDAY FLICKS), international film series, concerts, major speakers or personalities, cultural exhibits and events, dances, coffeehouses, weekend and day trips, recreational and leisure activities — such as billiards, chess, ping pong and card tournaments. The CCPB also sponsors annual dances such as the Homecoming Dance, Dance Marathon for Charity, and Spring Formal. As you can see, the CCPB provides the majority of program¬ ming offered on campus. Funded by the SGA through the Student Activities Fee, the CCPB ' s goal is to offer a balanced program which will satisfy the needs and desires of the stu¬ dent body. The College Center Program Board is composed of a chair¬ man, vice-chairman, secretary, treasurer, and ten committee chairmen. Students working on the CCPB find it a valuabl e and fun learning experience as they learn booking management to benefit the entire student body. Pictured above are the members of the College Center Pro¬ gram Board gathering around an evergreen tree they donated and planted on Salisbury State College’s campus as a beautification project. The tree is located in the residential quadrangle and hopefully will be used as the campus Christ¬ mas tree in later years. 78 STUDENT EMPLOYMENT SERVICE The Student Employment Service is a service organization of the college, designed to assist stu¬ dents in the location and pro¬ curement of full and part-time employment. Our service area includes not only the Salisbury area and surrounding communi¬ ties, but the Ocean City area as well. The SES is funded by the SGA and offers this service free of charge to the employers and students. Services offered by the SES include: maintaining a student file list, an active babysitting list, the coordination of a student file, and a blood donating program. Student Employment Service Members: Janice Meyers, Tammy Dill, Director, Wendy Wise, Vanessa Brockell, Treasurer, Jay Deputy Missing: Kaye Hearn, Assistant Director. SCARAB The Scarab, the student literary magazine, encourages the creative arts expressed through poetry, short story, and art work through recognition in its annual publica¬ tion. The magazine is funded by the Student Activities Fee allocated by the Student Government Association and is distributed free to all students upon publication. Material published in the Scarab is original work sub¬ mitted by SSC students during the fall semester. After careful evaluation, the Scarab staff selects submissions eligible for publication in the spring semester. Scarab Members: Seated left to right Sandra Hart Christian, Deborah Elderdice, (editor) Standing left to right Dabrina Taylor, William Beavers, Tama Baldwin, (editor). 79 SSC Dance Company Salisbury Slate College Dance Company: Organized by the Department ot Physical Education, this group performs both on and oft campus in a variety of dance styles. Members of the Dance Company are: From left to right: Bonnie Smallwood, Debbie Molbardo, Bonnie Dennis, Laura Semich, Joyce Wells, Linda Herb, Peter Pratt, Sandra Evans, Da le Sillyman, Anne Coudreau, Bernie Moyle, Mark Schanckenberg, Mike Zephir, Toni Lilliston, Skip Lilliston, Dawn Volkart, Ralph Puccini, Rolinda Schamek, Carolyn Colley, Kim Gheen, Beth Lauridsen, Laura Thompson, Nancy Saadi I MAJORETTES FLAGS The Chorus and Chamber Choir of SSC per¬ formed together in the combined Christmas concert. Each also entertained with a Spring concert. Besides performances at SSC, the Chorus also sang at Ocean Pines. The Chamber Choir also performed at Parkside High School, and at Manor House in Seaford. Members of the Chorus are: Bev Alexander, Paul Altman, June Barlage, Charles Birch, Chris Bosies, Alan Bur¬ ton, Carolyn Colley, Pat Cottingham, Andrew Davenport, Joan Davis, Leslie Dayton, Cheryl Dennis, Jeanine Deshon, Ken Edmonds, Nancy Fritz, Don Geer, Jeff Grey, Amy Griffen, Cara Griffen, Joyce Groton, Chris Harris, Tim Hoff¬ man, Jeff Jablow, Deb Johnson, Ivalene John¬ son, Peter Kief, Don Kinnamon, Ellen Kline, Daryl Lambert, Kevin LesCallette, Jay Lewis, Joanne Linchuck, Martha Lynn, Joya Marshall, Lisa Miller, Millie Murray, Karen Nichols, Martha Norman, Sharon North, Steve Pantalone, Phil Peterson, Ralph Puccini, Taryn Richardson, Joey Sterling, Patricia Sterling, Cindy Strickler, Betsy Suckling, Karen Thomas, Cheryl Tross- bach, Michael Vincent, Sam Vincent, Alice Wal¬ ter, Margie Wegener, Ellsworth Wheatley, Adri¬ enne Whittington, Tracey Willis, Barbara Wind¬ sor, Joan Younger. Members of the Chamber Choir are: Vanessa Brockell, Debbie Buckner, Alan Burton, Pat Cot¬ tingham, Tim Drehmer, Kenneth Edmonds, Joyce Groton, Cara Griffin, Janice Isenberg, Laurie Jester, Deborah Johnson, Ivalene John¬ son, John Johnstone, Daryl Lambert, Phil Med- lin, Lisa Miller, Peter Palmer, Stephen Pantal¬ one, James Penley, Phil Peterson, Ralph Puc¬ cini, Ruth Sciacca, Cindy Strickler, Terry Ward, Barbara Windsor. 82 BLACK STUDENT UNION The Black Student Union was organized to promote a better understanding among all people and to attune the college and the community to the needs of blacks and other minorities. Membership in the Black Student Union is open to all Salisbury State College students. The organization sponsors dances, speakers, plays, and special events designed to promote the culture and achievements of black Americans. Members pictured at their spring picnic are: Freddie Bess, Sabrina Hull, a guest, Debbie Watson, Karen McCullough, Standra Purnell, Rose Price. BUSINESS ECONOMICS SOCIETY The Business and Economics Society was organized in 1973 as a professional organization for students interested in business and economics. The Society engages in a full schedule of professional and social activities. Professional speakers conduct such seminars as resume writing, job campaign, and alumni seminars. Student-faculty interaction includes socials and the annual banquet. These activities are a regular part of the Society’s program. Advisor: Regina Haffner 83 i •MICRON DELTA KAPPA First Row: Jeanine Deshon, Carole Ann Slaughter, Sherry Kimble, Connie Oxford, Toni Lilliston Second Row: Debbie Cathell, Beth Bosserman, Kaye Hearn, Debbie Northam, Nancy Clendaniel, Jo Hoffman Third Row: Mary Mignini, Elizabeth Lilley, Sandy Phipps, Mrs. Carol Bosserman, Debbie Watson, Mrs, Arlene White Fourth Row: Mike Goldsmith, Ron Wood, Sal Gentile, Bill Lincourt, Randy Haney, Tim Drehmet, Lisa Donovan CIRCLE K First Row: Amy Burkett, Secretary; John Tucker, Treasurer; Shawn Dooley, Vice-President; Debbie Cathell, President Second Row: Melvin Ang, Advisor; Linda Wood, Karen Thomas, Joann Constable, Linda Lowe, Beth Daniels, Shari Gough, Jane Pyle, Bill Powell third Row: Cathy Evans. Danny Phillips, Brett Wilson, Linda Owens, Chris Harris. 84 FRENCH CLUB This organization provides an excellent opportunity for social use of the French language and for additional contact with many interesting aspects of French cul¬ ture Active use of the language is encouraged but is by no means required at meetings. The French Club sponsors films, field trips, guest speakers, food and wine tasting, among other varied activi¬ ties. Members of the French Club pic¬ tured are: Sitting: Wayne Smith, Carol Ann Slaughter, Tom Lilliston, Connie Oxford. Leslie Lamar, Susan Allen, Mike Flooks. Standing: Elizabeth Lilley, Dr. Gerald St. Martin, Mrs. Arlene White GERMAN CLUB The German Club was organized to stimulate and increase use of the Ger¬ man language and to provide addi¬ tional contact with German culture Major activities in the past have included restaurant field trips, guest speakers, song tests, the German banquet and the sponsorship of the SSC Octoberfest. Members of the German Club pictured are First Row. Lydia Senkbeil, Judy Cannon, Jean- nine Deshon, Desirie Bowden, Sec¬ ond Row Roger Rositer, Laura Mol- ler, Leslie Flams, Barry Nevill, Charles Birch Third Row Chris Grabbi, Tom Price 85 STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION The Student Nurses ' Association, com¬ piled mainly of nursing students, has served as a liason between the nursing interested students and the faculty, col¬ lege, and community The goals of SNA involve aiding community-based pro¬ jects, and sponsoring programs which will further the mental, physical, and social well-being of all SSC students. Members pictured are. Sitting: Cindy Maddin, Kim Miller, Lesa Marks, Roxanne Lilley, Debbie Northam, Peggy Minogue, Tom Kantz, Joyce Abott. Standing: Kathy Messick, Robin Redding, Debbie Roberts, Micky Carroll, Nancy Spillman, Melinda Noah, Lou Ann Bedwell, Debbie Joyce MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB The Medical Careers Club is an organiza¬ tion for those individuals considering a career in Medicine, dentistry, veterinary work, or one of the other health fields such as pharmacy or nursing. Some pro¬ grams are of general interest, but many are planned to serve the specific needs of pre-med, pre-dent, and pre-vet students. Visiting physicians and other profession¬ als provide interesting insights, guidance, and the opportunity for informal discus¬ sion Members of the Medical Careers Club shown are: First Row: Beth Single- ton, Tim Drehmer, Howard Leventhal, Ed Wozny, Second Row: Robert Thompson, Nutan Patel, Bill Stephens, Pam Kelley, Pat Scott, Bill Standaert. 86 First Row: Ruth Sciacca, Ivalene Johnson, Lisa Miller, Nancy Fritz, James Lewis, James Penley Second Row Alan Burton, Don Geer, Sharon North, Mark Marvel, Cynthia Strickler, Patti Pepper, Marjorie Wegener Third Row Mr Smith, Steve Pantalone, Pat Cottingham, Daryl Lambert, Debbie Johnson Dr Bozman, Dr Garigliano, Maggie Ey, Jackie Willis, Ruth Blunt, Joyce Lauder, Donna Manuel, Barb Alvarez, Eloise Fisher, Sue Flanagen, Karen Amersbach, Maria Georgo, April Robey MUSIC EDUCATORS NATL CONF. STUDENT NATL EDUCATION ASSOC PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY The Philosophical Society, open to all members of the college community, actively seeks to arouse on campus a passion for ideas and an enthusiasm for thinking about provocative issues. It is dedicated to the proposition that learning is now equivalent to memorizing text¬ books but requires asking extraordinary questions. Members of the Society pic¬ tured are: Dr. Sam Miglarese, speaker; Dr. Jerome Miller, James Baldwin, Jon Keiler, Tom Ross, President; Dr. Francis Kane, Advisor; Dr. George Walsh, Mark Wilkerson, Kathy Ferrand, Joyce Bailey, Vice-President; Sandy Taylor, Suzy Fluff. The SSC chapter of this national organi¬ zation in psychology was established in 1974. Membership is reserved to those students who have attained a high scho¬ lastic average in psychology as well as all course work Members pictured are: Cindy Madden, Joanne Constable, Jay Deputy, Pam Erskine, Anne Pezzetti, Shari Gough. PSI CHI 88 SOCIAL WORK CLUB The purpose of the Social Work Club is to exchange ideas about issues involving social work practice, through seminars, work¬ shops, and films. We are to establish our¬ selves as a liaison between community agen¬ cies and students interested in social work for a better understanding of the profession. To provide needed human services to mem¬ bers of the college and community To encourage Social Work students to become involved in issues concerning the profes¬ sional field. To provide Social Work students a medium where they may exchange ideas. The members of the Social Work club are: Row 1 — Susan McDermott, President, Deb Smith, Vice-President, Janet Catlin, SGA Representative Row 2 — Sue Ann Stewart, Debbie Watson, Krone Weidler Row 3 — Jane Anthony, Pat Lyles, Chery l Dennis, Dr. Marvin Tossey, Faculty Advisor Row 4 — Leon Wicks Missing: Mary Vosburgh, Trea¬ surer, Cathy Cullen, Secretary HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Jay Deputy Janice Eisenberg Dr. Cashman Mike Daniels Wilma Yeatman Dr. Berry Mr. Ang Barbara Parson Joan Culver Kathie Missing: Lisa Wimerow Dr. Ray Thompson Dr. Harry Basehart Sandy List Sharon Yon 89 GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY First Row: Carl Tankersley, Mike Powers, Ken Lobdell, Bob Cowan Second Row: Rick Morris, Molly Duquette, Dennis Gott, Bob Lamb, Kathy Bounds, Steve Norman, Mr. Farace, Advisor; Gary Fergu¬ son, Nancy Baker, Phil Legal. The Geographic Society was organ¬ ized in 1963 to stimulate interest in geography through discussion, lec¬ ture, research and field trips beyond those available in the classroom. The society provides tutorial service and presents programs of general interest. ALPHA PHI ONEGA i MkSSSsf f JR: . y ' t Seated: Joseph Gilbert, Advisor; Betsy Brothers, Treasurer; Jeff Jablow, President. Standing: Rhonda Blevins, Kevin LesCallette, Andrew Davenport, Phillip Peterson, Elizabeth Suckling, George Fowler, Vice-President; Michael Vincent, Elizabeth Wilkins. Back: Ralph Puccini. Alpha Psi Omega is a national service fraternity designed to provide its mem¬ bers with leadership, friendship, and the opportunity to serve others. The | group meets weekly, does numerous service projects for the campus and the community and also holds several social events to provide a well rounded program for its members. Projects this year included, fundraising for local charities, shuttle service for nursing home residents to campus events, assisting a Cerebral Palsy telethon in Baltimore and re-organizing a carpool¬ ing service for commuter students. APO is a new organization on the SSC campus and we look forward to becoming well known next year. Advi¬ sors: Dr. Ray Zeigler, Joe Gilbert, Dave Ganoe, Jim Westerman 90 B’HAI B ' RITH HILLEL The purpose of B ' nai B ' rith Hillel Foundation is to provide and promote Jewish culture and social activities within the campus commu¬ nity. Through Hillel programs, various social as well as religious activities are planned throughout the year. Advisor: Dr. Hal Schaf¬ fer. First Row: Hazel Berman, Joanne Lin- chuck Second Row. Mike Goldsmith, Kathy Berry, Howard Leventhal. BAPTIST STUDENT MINISTRIES The Baptist Student Ministries of SSC is a student-led organization whose purpose is to provide Christian fellowship and opportunities for spiritual growth and development The BSM is actively involved in campus activities, community projects, social events and participates in state wide retreats Weekly meetings are held on the SSC campus and are open to all interested students and faculty members. Members pictured are: Front Row: Jackie Willis, Lynn Davis, Tim Drehmer, Barbara Drehmer, Ralph Puccini, Karen Chamberlin, Cheryl Ardis, Rev William Campbell Back Row: Lynn Kelly Jar- rett, William Jarrett, Maggie Ey Top Row: David Pugh, President; Jim Vansant, Julie Payne, Taryn Rich¬ ardson, Secretary Treasurer; Mike Eline, Joe Marshall Bottom Row Tom Millsap, Shawn Callahan, Julie Faulkner, Vice President VISUAL ART SOCIETY 91 The Alpha Omega Biological Society is an organ ization open to biology majors and non-majors who have an interest in the biological sciences. Apart from prac¬ tical functions such as a student voice to the Biology Department, Alpha Omega offers students opportunities to partici¬ pate in a variety of activities which are ori¬ ented around biology. Past activities have included: socials, guest speakers, and field trips such as canoe trips, a trip to Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, the Smithsonian Institute and the Chesa¬ peake Bay Model. The main purpose of the society is to unite students that have a common interest in biology. Members of Alpha Omega Biological Society pictured are: First Row: Sandy Phipps, Patti Por- reca Second Row: Harriett Dudley, Mr. Dan Sistrunk, Gretchen Altergott, Margie Ruby, Robert Schackelford, Patty Estes. The Lambda Pso Chapter of Beta Beta Beta Biological Society, a national under¬ graduate honor society in the biological sciences, was established at SSC in 1972 to en courage and recognize scholarly attainment, dissemination of scientific knowledge, and promotion of biological research. Membership is restricted to biology majors who have completed fif¬ teen (15) semester hours of biological sciences with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the biological sciences. Motification of eligibility is given by the organization to prospective members. Pictured are the members of Beta Beta Beta: First Row: Mark Schiavone, Chris¬ tine Davitt Second Row: Sandy Phipps, Patty Estes Third Row: Mr. Wingo, Mark Keyes, Tom Burlin Missing — Joyce Bai¬ ley, Peter Brown, Marsha Burrell, Leigh Callihan, Lisa Donovan, Jeannette Edwards, Sharon Hotchkin, Jeff Johnson, Howard Leventhal, Bill Lincourt, Mike Mowbray, Patti Porreca, Susan Powell, Briseida Sancho, Bob Shackelford, Beth Singleton, Emerson Todd, Robin Tyler The SSC Seaguns provide a chance to improve markmanship and also provides a competitive organization. Our organiza¬ tion promotes good sportsmanship and the correct procedures for handling fire¬ arms. We have good times and many new friendships are built. Our organization is for the person who enjoys the outdoors and has an interest in guns. Members pictured are: First Row: Ned Murphy, Rick Schumacher, Lee Gootee, Paula Simpkins Second Row: Dr. A. Digiov- anna, Debbie Williams, Mark VanFossen, Mark Wichhold Missing: Walt DeBany, Linda Gaulden, Dwight Miller Advisors: Lt. Adkins, Darigliano The ROTC rangers provide the ROTC student with more adventure type training in°areas such as rappeling, mountaineer¬ ing, patroling and water-borne opera¬ tions. The Rangers were organized in the Fall of 1979. Members pictured are: First Row: George Karanikas, Tom Evans, John Tawes, Bruce Tyler, Rick Schu¬ macher; Second Row: Gary Gordy, Ron Shockley, Steve Ewing, Scott Pearlman, Walt Debany. Members Missing: Alan Timmons, Jim Foster, Vane Wiggins, Keith Lackie, E. C. Jones, Lt. Adkins. PHI KAPPA PHI Phi Kappa Phi is a national honor society with a local chapter on the SSC campus. Its purpose is to foster and recognize out¬ standing scholarship in students from all areas of instruction. Members pictured are: First Row: Dr. Walter Hohenstein, guest speaker; Dr. Richard Lindenberg, Dr. George Whitehead, Pam Herbert, Wilma Yeatman, Dr. John Tyvoll, Dr. Augustine Digiovanna Second Row: Claudia Verrelli, Melissa Matzner, Terry Goldsmith, Ronnie Bowden, Lee Ann Peters, Margaret Dillon, Tina Stone, Susan Spinak, Susan Denston, Shirley Moore, Third Row: Dr. Ray Thompson, Brett Wilson, Hariett Dudley, Laura Gass- ner, Diane Hayes, Diane Anderson, Patti St. Ledger, Susan Curry, Jim Lackie, Kathy Coyle, Darian Tisinger, Joyce Bai¬ ley, Bonnie Brooks, Patti Estes, Betty Crockett, Lisa Donovan. Delta Psi is Salisbury State’s chapter of Lambda lota Tau, a national literature honor society. Members of LIT must be declared English majors. LIT meets several times each semester to discuss business matters and issues of impor¬ tance to literature majors. This spring LIT sponsored a reading by fiction writer Raymond Carver at the college and hosted a party after the reading. Mem¬ bers pictured are: Susan Pederson, Lan- dra List, Terry Goldsmith, Dr. Horne, Advisor; Rosemary Truitt. PHI ALPHA THETA The Eta-Iota Chapter of the national honor society in history was established in 1959 to serve the needs of those stu¬ dents who have maintained a high scho¬ lastic average and who are interested in the further study and teaching of history. Members pictured are: First Row: Jon Keiler, Mike Daniels, Hall Coons, Ralph Gootee, Alan Foskey Second Row: Char¬ lene Upham, President; Dr. Ray Thomp¬ son, Advisor; Lillian Burton, Lee Ann Toadvine, Bonnie Brooks, Sharon Yon, Denise Warner, Kay Holloway, Yvonne Chaconas, Sam Vincent, Lisa Wimbrow, Clara Small, Advisor; Wilma Yeatman, Vice-President. Front Row: Zimmerman, Thompson, Meredith, Wiggins, Adkins, Dorman, Rassolee, Lazzati, Sumperl, Custis, Reeder Back Row: Conners, Angelo, Ramia, Miles, Greene, Hancock, Wampler, Mullis, Smith, Tatman, Brewer, Fodor, Dempsey, DiBartolo 96 Soccer Scoreboard Trenton 0-1 CNC 4-1 Moravian 0-2 Catholic 2-1 M. Washington 2-1 York 1-0 Stockton 3-0 MSM 1-2 Washington College 1-2 Millersville 1-2 Lynchburg 1-0 Rutgers-Camden 0-3 St. Mary’s 1-0 UMBC 2-1 Towson State 0-3 Glassboro 0-4 Washington Bible 2-0 97 Back Row: Betsy Brothers (manager), Sue Elliott (manager), Tami Oliner (Trainer), Lu Giacofci, Karen Collins, Stacy Austin, Susan Ralph (Captain), Ann Gladding, Jane Hayman, (Captain), Lori Haleski, Karen Kotroco (Asst Manager). Sue Myers (Asst. Coach), Sharon Tawes (Coach) Middle Row: Cindi Garriques, Mary Wilson, Gail Courtney, Kathy Fegan, Bonnie Maddox, Susan Byrd, Jenny Heinbaugh, Cindy Zile, Sue Stewart, Dale Honeycutt, Jennifer Sayre. Front Row: Lori Ford, Karen Mullican, Tricia Mayo, Jo Ann Baylis, Margie Galyen, Valerie Donahue, Jenny Nicholson. Suzanna Mallow (Captain), Mary Sadler FIELD HOCKEY 98 The Seagull field hockey team continued to main¬ tain its winning tradition despite a rebuilding sea¬ son with no seniors. The team ended their 1979 season with an 8-3-2 record. They captured the first annual Maryland Association for Intercollegi¬ ate Athletics (MAIAW) Women’s Field Hockey Championship held at Towson to become State Champions. The Seagulls were seeded second at Glassboro where they were beaten by Elizabeth¬ town 2-1 in the single elimination tournament. A good number of players return next season, giv¬ ing Coach Sharon Tawes a chance to continue SSC hockey successful tradition. Field Hockey Scoreboard Elizabethtown 2-1 Gallaudet 4-0 Towson State 3-1 UMBC 5-0 Frostburg State 3-0 Loyola 7-0 Millersville State 0-0 Maryland 1-3 Delaware 0-2 Towson State 3-2 Frostburg 4-0 Georgetown 4-0 Old Dominion 1-1 99 S.S.C. Football Randolph-Macon 7-12 Glassboro 21-20 Catholic 26-6 Frostburg 16-6 Hampden-Sydney 14-7 Trenton State 18-16 Lock Haven 21-14 Kean 9-7 Millersville 10-63 100 CD ' CD C o E 8 $ | c - c 2 CD -q - U- E 03 CD LL. cn 1 - 1 O CD CO 1)Q S , CL . CO u - • LLI N ! - ff §1 ) C ( ' j 03 03 O : x-o . it: C 3 _ , 5 « ; • C 3 X « « ' — CD CO _r ' X - c = o ox ■ CD E ■ ; . ■ CD 3 £ W O X - E -g £ ■ -L o l— O o Q) D co” 2 G- 5 2 -S O D = X X - JM’® 2 = 8 2 3 CO _ CD CD n -c i ° T3 CO CO c : O i 2 1 03 03 £ CO d CD 03 o CO CO 03 — D CO 03 $ Q £ o c O tr = c Q O O co ui co ie cc .5 CO £ o CD CO 03 _J -C o CO D Desiree Bowden, Margie Ricker, Wendy Martin, Dorothy Williams. 1 £ wmttm M ?« m 3 M % ' i K.WV yjm 1 1 | H 1 % ■ I . J w ' ■ ¥% j i m � « « � 1 Bonnie Miller, Mark Keller, Sherry Kimble, Marshall Coulbourne, Robin Greene Charlie Hudson cent, Trade Johnson, Debi Flaig. Jo Hoffman, Cindy Cluster, Freddie Bess, Kim Kennen, Mike Vin- 102 Enthusiastic, school-spirited and viva¬ cious are the words that describe the 1979-1980 SSC Cheerleaders and Seag- irls. Found at every athletic event, rain or shine, the girls were able to bring out the energy and pep of the fans. The highlight of the year for these girls was performing at the newly completed Wicomico Youth and Civic Center. CULLS 6ET SUPPORT FROM ALL SIDES 103 HEN’S BASKETBALL Coach Ward Lambert, R. Davis (Trainer), C. Duckett (Mgr.), M. Dickerson, K. Lake, J. Hunt, P. Wynn, P. Arnold, G. Garrison, J. Berens, J. Gabourel, G. Sullivan, P. Capodanno, Asst. Coach Cottle, Asst. Coach Chasanov. 104 Basketball Scoreboard York College 81-71 Stockton State 97-74 Virginia Wesleyan 88-85 Frostburg State 84-70 Randolph Macon 78-74 Glassboro State 76-73 John Jay 76-52 UMBC 65-79 US Merchant Marine 102-85 St. Mary ' s 106-82 Delaware State 79-85 Rutgers-Camden 82-66 Ohio Northern 68-91 UMBC 81-86 Jersey City State 88-100 Washington and Lee 83-84 Johns Hopkins 89-80 York College 85-76 Western Maryland 102-88 St. Mary ' s 73-75 John Jay 54-34 Rutgers-Newark 80-89 William Patterson 91-105 Rutgers-Camden 71-75 Frostburg State 69-61 UMES 66-55 105 Team Members Linda Armfield Cynthia Daugherty Annette Evans Pamela Gonce Josie Harper Evelyn Hasson Carolyn Huston Barbara King Michelle Makar Cecilia Natoli Cecelia Potter Jennifer Sayre Mary Taylor Sandra Taylor Carolyn Trader Robin Tyler Pattie Ward Mariuna Morrison — Coach Frostburg State 72, SSC 69 Millersville State 71, SSC 62 Bowie State 95, SSC 74 SSC 92, Glassboro State 84 SSC 78, Ursinus 68 x SSC 81, UMBC 68 Loyola 94, SSC 78 George Washington 97, SSC 67 SSC 79, UMES 58 SSC 88, St. Mary’s 56 Frostburg State 64, SSC 63 — Maryland State Division III tournament U.ofD.C. 89, SSC 60 Georgetown 80, SSC 61 SSC 65, Delaware State 64 Towson State 89, SSC 34 Ithaca 93, SSC 75 Trenton State 60, SSC 58 Villanova82, SSC 47 SSC 86, Notre Dame (Md.) 44 Catholic 84, SSC 55 Morgan State 99, SSC 43 SSC Women’s Basketball 1980-81 7-14 106 107 Top Row: Kevin McGinty, Bob Tavin, Joe Jarosz, Alan Hogg, Andy Maker, Greg Ferrier, Mark Jaroz, Kenny Brown, Charles Gohl, John Hoffman, Dan Monthley. Middle Row Coach Steve Hogg, Rick Couch, John Dolch, Mark Way, Brian Harmon, Mike Mclnerney, Ted Bosse, Steve Passino, Gary Feeheley, Randy Plas¬ terer, John Moses, Coach Mike McGlinchey. Bottom Row: Ron Zablegalski, Joe Sailor, Phil Cole, Kevin Haver, Hal Sailor, Jerry McGinty, Erick Bruder, Bob Moses, Mike Idoni, Mike Santi, Ray Scalin. Missing: Bryce Cox, Eddie Bailey. 108 Wrestling Scoreboard SSC OPP. Delaware Valley 27 12 Montclair State 40 5 Delaware State 43 6 Rutgers-Camden 15 15 Millersville State 24 11 Delaware Valley 31 17 Trenton State 24 17 Old Dominion 25 17 James Madison 34 6 Glassboro State 50 3 George Mason 46 3 York 45 3 Tournament Team Morgan State 6th Wilkes 10th Delaware 2nd Delstate 6th Gull 1st Liberty Baptist 1st West Liberty 1st East Regional 2nd 109 Team Results — Women 5-6 Chesapeake W Frostburg L Catholic W Virginia Commonwealth L Chesapeake W Ursinus L Notre Dame W Western Maryland L Towson W Trenton L Millersville L Maryland State Championships — 5th Place Team Results — Men 3-3 Chesapeake W Frostburg W Floward L Chesapeake W York L Western Maryland L First Row: Steve Shea, Mike Daniel, Emmet Tydings, Andy Higgs. Second Row: Ro Bond, Pam Hiddle- son, Susan Eagle, Kathy Clark, Marsha Pepper. Third Row: Debbie Dyke, Brenda Serena, Ann Todd, Nora Mears. Fourth Row: John Blecki, Jay Seay, Coach; Nancy Waters, Heather Dittrich 110 l RUGBY CLUB Back Row: R. Decker, T. Goucher, D. Derwent, D Fetsko, R. City, K. Ireland, G. Doss, J. Cooney, P. Klinkel, T. Case, C. Brown, R. Scott Second Row: J. MeGina, M. Staton, R. Zabiegaski, M. Way, B. D’Amico, B. Cox, J. Spiro, Front Row: S. Nelson, K. Mumtord, P. DuMar, T. Stein, R. Thomas, C. Lindeck, Coach J. Seay Not pictured: L. Townsend, M. Moreland, B. Robinson, J. Hoffman, J. West, R. Lyle, B. Goern, L. Amabelli, V. Keen 111 MEN ' S TENNIS First Row: Ladd Layton, Scott Wight, Captain; Carl Urian, Mike Jones, Tom Zinn Second Row: Jim Schenk, Tom Herman, Pete Schenk, “Rho” Rhounds, Dean Robbins, Coach Dean Burroughs. Haverford (Pa.) 8, SSC 1 SSC 5, Howard 4 Bloomsburg State 9, SSC 0 James Madison 5, SSC 3 SSC 5, Slippery Rock 1 SSC 9, St. Mary’s 0 SSC 6, Mt. St. Mary ' s 3 SSC 8, Rutgers-Camden 1 Navy 5, SSC 1 SSC 6, Glassboro State 3 George Mason 6, SSC 3 SSC 8, Loyola 1 Catholic 6, SSC 3 SSC 7, UMBC2 West Virginia 6, SSC 3 112 WOMEN’S TENNIS First Row: Linda Smith, Jill Taylor, Becky Sweet, Kathy Kappes, Teresa Landon Second Row: Barbara Elwood, Kathy Graybeal, Jean Lawton, Kathy Smero, Sue Foelber, Captain: Coach Dean Burroughs, Fall 1979 SSC 7, Catholic 2 SSC 7, Georgetown 2 SSC 8, Washington College 1 SSC 8, Shepherd 1 SSC 5, Frostburg 4 SSC 7, West Virginia 2 Old Dominion 8, SSC 1 SSC 4, Delaware 3 George Washington 5, SSC 3 SSC 6, American 3 SSC 6, UMBC 3 SSC 7, Towson 2 SSC 7, Millersville 2 Spring 1980 George Mason 5, SSC 4 Georgetown 5, SSC 3 SSC 5, George Washington 4 SSC 6, Catholic 3 American 7, SSC 2 113 Maryland State Champs — 4th consecutive year VOLLEYBALL First Row: Donna Neff, Norma Harrison, Theresa Smelser, Second Row: Donna Brohawn, Cricket Beck, Peggy Rishell, Captain; Robin McNamara, Kim Hunter, Michelle Makar Third Row: Arden Peck, Coach; Mary Anne Rishell, Manager; Vanessa Glascoe, Barbara King, Kathy Griffiths, Stacey Zentz, Linda Kilchenstein, Donna Robinson, Trainer; Peggy Troiano, Asst. Coach. WOMEN’S LACROSSE SSC Women ' s Lacrosse Spring 1980 7-6 won by forfeit over Catonsville CC Glassboro State 11, SSC 4 SSC 5. UMBC 3 SSC 17. Anne Arundel CC 4 SSC 22. St Mary ' s 3 SSC 14, Old Dominion 9 Millersville St. 12. SSC 5 Towson State 16, SSC 7 SSC 16, Frostburg State 3 Loyola 14. SSC 7 SSC 23. Anne Arundel CC 8 Maryland 27, SSC 4 Loyola 12. SSC 7 • — Maryland State Women s Lacrosse Tournament 115 MEN’S LACROSSE Back Row — Assl. Coach Larry Redding, Asst. Coach Dave Cottle, Ricky Sawicki, Gary Starkey, Scott Spear, Mike Mulligan, Mike Davey, John Moorhead, Lenny Bosley, Bo Faega, Brian Rogers, Dwight Miller, Kevin McNulty, Jim Caltrider, Asst. Coach Steve Pappas, Trainer Pat Lamboni Middle Tow— Barry Burl- shardt, Craig Conover, Tom Hally, Phillip Bower, Kevin Wynne, Ken Penington, Clark Front Row — Doug Colonell, Bucky Dennig, Perry Cox, Greg Eshleman, George Co-Captains— Glenn Norris, Matt Lawrence Men’s Lacrosse Liberty Lacrosse Club 25 Hobart 12 UMBC 11 Loyola 15 Air Force Academy 21 Denison 11 Ohio Wesleyan 21 Lynchburg 27 Roanoke 9 Wm. and Mary 16 Radtord 20 Hampden Sydney 19 Morgan State 20 Kutztown 24 St. Mary’s 20 Lewis Scharff, David Daughtery, Dave Bateman, Jim Judge, Coach Charles B. Mark Fowler, Dan Cogignotto, Mike Miller, Mike Bracken, John Demerest, Tim 116 k,V,V 117 WOMEN’S ROSS COUNTRY Essex Invitational — 5th Place Pioneer Cross-Country Classic — 2nd Place George Mason Women ' s Invitational — 9th Place [ 7 1 ' 4 S i ( M 1 i ! ) Ji 1 Front Row: Tory Custis, Vickie Bolton, Kelley Hudson, Lori Essison Back Row: Paul Dawson, Asst. Coach; Lloyd Sigler, Head Coach; Don Cathead, Asst. Coach. Not pictured: Wendy Naarup, Sarah Johnson MEN’S First Row: Mark Johnson, Scott Wienhold, Jay Udovich, Kenny White Second Row: Bob Thomas, Ish- mael Ennis, Berme Guy, Frank Wendell Third Row: Paul Dawson, Asst Coach; Don Cathcart, Asst Coach, Billy Dubois, Chuck Perdue, John Wise, Bob Cannon, Lloyd Sigler, Head Coach ssc 30 Stockton State College 26 ssc 19 Christopher Newport 41 ssc 15 Norfolk State 50 ssc 39 Virginia State 21 ssc 15 Hampton Institute 45 ssc 18 Gallaudet 40 ssc 15 Washington College 43 ssc 17 Rutgers of Camden 43 ssc 15 Allentown 50 ssc 27 UMBC 28 ssc 15 Christopher Newport 44 ssc 25 York College 35 ssc 23 Loyola 36 ssc 25 Johns Hopkins 32 Essex Invitational — 7th Place Mason-Dixon Conference — 6th Place NCAA Division II Regional Championships — 16th Place 118 WOMEN’S TRACK FIELD Front Row: Ed Hoeck, Asst, Coach; Paul Dawson, Asst. Coach; Lloyd Sigler, Head Coach Back Row Kel¬ ley Hudson, Vickie Bolton, Aurelia Chester, Marlena Wilson, Tory Custis Not Pictured: Cindy Daugherty, Regina Bright. 119 MEN’S TRACK FIELD ssc 45 Frostburg 87 ssc 45 Towson State 37 ssc 61 UMBC 84 ssc 110 Washington College 28 ssc 76 Stockton State 70 ssc 76 Christopher Newport 6 Mason-Dixon 5th Place Conference Championships — First Row: Dave Quillen, Mark Smith, Kris Grabbi, Pete Pratt, Don Chirichella, Paul Arnold. Second Row: Lloyd Sigler, Head Coach; Ed Hoeck, Asst. Coach; Tim Gribbin, Mason Smawley, Bob Cannon, Scott Wienhold Third Row: Don Cathead, Asst. Coach; Mark Johnson, Billy Dubois, Jay Udovich, Chuck Perdue, Steve Card, Paul Dawson, Asst. Coach. Not pictured: Mark Whoolery, Bob Brosmer 120 121 BASEBALL First Row: Bill Lichtfuss, Craig Kurtz, Bob Vermillion, Preston Phillips, Sean Gibson Second Row: Chuck Hebron, Tom Krahling, Glenn Burcham, Al Stewart, Bill Shenberger Rod McGill, Lee Ward Back Row Chuck Errera, Phil Wheatley, Jim Whaley, Al Foskey, Ed Hendrickson, Gave Grise, Bob Caples 122 Baptist (S.C.) 5, SSC 4 Francis Marion (S.C.) 4, SSC 2 SSC 4, St. Andrew ' s (S.C.) 3 Glassboro State 4, SSC 3 SSC 13, St. Mary’s 3 SSC 11, St. Mary ' s 5 SSC 1 8, Harttord (Conn.) 3 SSC 21, Hartford 8 SSC 8, Delaware State 2 UMBC 5, SSC 4 SSC 5, UMBC 4 SSC 6, William Mary 0 SSC 12, William Mary 5 SSC 26, Stoney Brook (N Y.) 6 SSC 7, Stoney Brook 5 SSC 13, George Mason 6 SSC 14, UMES2 SSC 23, UMES2 SSC 3, Virginia Wesleyan 1 Rutgers-Camden 5, SSC 4 SSC 6, Rutgers-Camden 0 West Chester 18, SSC 3 SSC 4, Millersville State 3 SSC 6, Millersville State 2 SSC 20, Frostburg State 4 SSC 11, York 4 SSC 6, York 1 SSC 3, Upsala (N.J.) 2 SSC 4, Ramapo (N.J.) 2 SSC 5, Ramapo 4 Upsala 5, SSC 2 Upsala 19, SSC — NCAA Division III Southern Regional Tournament SSC finished second in the South 123 SOFTBALL First Row: Perri Foskey, Sissy Natoli, Linda Armfield, Margie Galven, Cindy Zile, Kim Hunter Second Row: Robin Tyler, Carolyn Huston, Jane Hayman. Lori Ford, Sue Phippin, Francine Wright Third Row Pam Gonce, Barb King, Cheryl Wingate, Annie Evans, Norma Harrison, Sandy Taylor, Pattie Ward, Coach Troy Doyle. 124 SSC Women ' s Softball 1980-81 SSC 10, Bo wie 2 SSC 15, Bowie 3 SSC 2, Trenton State 0 Trenton State 8, SSC 5 Millersville 4, SSC 2 SSC 9, Millersville 2 SSC 19, Naval Academy 4 SSC 11, U of D C. 0 SSC 7, U of D C. 2 SSC 4, Towson 3 SSC 11, Villanova 6 SSC 2, Catholic U. 1 SSC 7, Loch Haven 6 Loch Haven 5, SSC 3 SSC 8, F M 5 SSC 4, E Conn 3 E. Conn. 6, SSC 1 125 GOLF First Row: Bob Brewer, Ken Tyler, Joe Lefavor, Dan Parker, Tom Darcy Second Row: Mitch Wyatt, Chuck Winegardner, Coach Charlie Muir, Steve Hall, Tim Paddock. Not pictured: Brian Hayes. SSC Golf Spring 1980 11-4 (low score wins) SSC 401, Towson State 408 SSC 383, UMBC 469 SSC 396, Rutgers-Camden 433 SSC 408, Trenton State 418 SSC 392, George Mason 414 11th in Navy Invitational Tournament SSC 392, Baltimore 458 Navy 395, SSC 405 SSC 397, Lebanon Valley 408 SSC 397, Franklin Marshall 414 SSC 388, York 418 William Mary 404, SSC 412 Princeton 405, SSC 412 SSC 412, American 423 SSC 381, Delaware 385 6th in Genessee (N Y.) Collegiate Open 126 INTRAMURALS 127 128 129 SPEAKERS Jerry Teplitz Herb Graff Jim Siegelman Flo Conway David Toma 132 NICHT HAWKS COHCERT Opening Act — Double Trouble COFFEE HOUSE Mike Williams Elaine Silver 134 Ray Boston Rust 135 CULTURAL EVENTS Charlie Byrd Trio Gus Giordano Jazz Dance The Next Move Theatre White Water Rafting 1 36 CATCH A RISING STAR 137 ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION COFFEEHOUSE “SPECIAL EVENT ” Mike Lilly ?■ id ' - 1 ' ? 140 CAMELBACK SKI TRIP 141 The traditional bonfire led by the SSC Cheerleaders in the grove adjacent to Tawes Gym kicked off Salisbury State College’s 1979 Homecoming festivities the weekend of November 9th and 10th. A parade down Camden Ave. cen¬ tered around the theme of “It’s A Small World” highlighted Saturday’s activi¬ ties, along with the crowning of Terry Cannon as SSC’s Homecoming Queen for 1979. The annual CCPB Homecoming Dance in Maggs Gym provided the perfect ending for the weekend, as students, faculty, and staff joined together to celebrate the conclusion of SSC’s winning football season under Coach Bill Yeagle. 1979 HOMECOMING QUEEN Terry Cannon HOMECOMING COURT Rebecca Bandiere Sara Beach Sherry Kimble Margie Lazzati 144 HOMECOMING 1970 145 HOMECOMING 1979 HALF TIME 146 147 DEVILBISS SCIENCE HALL B - ■ ■ w • . JaHT. . a -.; £y ? ' ■ ' r , a m. ■ MJs ii: T. L’- r 1 cHE p 1 B B ?rMZ29S 151 154 155 IsK vS kH : 5 1 $iL SVMjjjjs l :j. ' ■ K] uf ' ,. ■ Ihi,, f v “la i..‘ ' o J • 1 1 159 160 DANCE! DANCE! DANCE ! SLEEP 161 DECENBER GRADUATION I9J9 r? on| ggpp 8 {p ' jK -JhS 162 Graduation — the first day of the rest of our lives. As in high school, commencement instills a sense of joy, but also one of sorrow and fear. For most, sixteen years of educa¬ tion is now a thing of the past — joy at no more books, no more finals, no more classes at 8 a.m. But then the coin flips; we are now out on our own; independent, looking for work. We must face the world, although we may be afraid. We look back at our college life with regret: “I could have passed that exam;” “Why did I goof off so much!” But even though we no longer see ourselves as col¬ lege students, two things will always remain constant; our memories and our friends. “Make new friends, but. keep the old: one is silver and the other is gold!” SSC — now in the past, but forever in the present. 163 I I DERBY DAYS 164 165 166 LAS VEGAS HIGHT 167 SPRING FORMAL 1980 ■ 168 169 NAY 170 171 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA ■ Brenda Armstrong, Brenda Payne, Roxann Lilly, Beverly Brickhead, Diana Twilley, Leyell Murphy, Missing: Kay L. Pinkett, Laverne Cotlman. AKA Brenda Armstrong, Helena Fleming, Poly Hutcins, Aronda Chapman, Juanita Evans. Missing: Ella Floyd. 174 ALPHA SI6MA TAW I « NO SMOKING Lee Akers, Gretchel Altengott, Lynn Ashburn, Marilyn Banton, Connie Baswell, Gail Carbine, Nancie Clendaniel, Cindy Clus¬ ter, Mary Dickey, Debi Flaig, Julie Ford, Margaret Hays, Jo Hoffman, Cynthia Hoffsommer, Carol Keith, Anne Kelly, Charlotte Kimball, Cindi Kirby, Karen Komisarek, Joyce Lauder, Cindy Leason, Wendy Lipkey, Christine Long, Donna Manley, Susan Maxwell, Susan McCarthey, Jinny Mears, Jenny Smat, Debbie Taylor. Missing: Susan Byrd, Donna Bytella, Isabel Encanna- cion, Kathy Griffiths, Linda Hott, Debi Kelly, Grite Kimbrough, Tracey Pimental, Kim Rollison, Marti Stephens, Krone Weidler. AET 175 DELTA SIGMA THETA Tanya Abney, Dawn Bivens, Cheryl Davis, Bernadette Fisher, Robyn Greene, Iris Wright. AI0 176 KAPPA ALPHA PSI Gerald Garrison, President; Carter Pruitt, Reporter; Carl Brown, Strategus; John Wise; Garry Mumtord, Secretary Treasurer; Lee Haynes. Missing: James Burks, Tim Greene, Leon Burks, Advisor. 177 •MEGA PSI PHI Wayne Clemons, Thomas Dashiell, Richard Lyles, Greg McLaurin, Preston Phillips, Neil Travis, Emitt Walker. Karen McCullough, Denise Petty, Rose Price, Rita Washington. PHI BETA SI6HA Sam Alexander, Tony Bell, Freddy Bess, Tim Newton, Terry Swann, Missing: Carter Duckett. 179 tmma PHI KAPPA SI6HA First Row: Greg Diestel, George Romey, Ken Olsen Second Row: Tony Buccheri, George Brownlee, Mark Whoolery, Bob Thomas, Tony DeCicco, Scott MaClean, Mike Morion PKI 180 SIGNA ALPHA EPSILON First Row: James Sakers; Province Advisor Second Row: Chris Henschen, Jon Wall, Alan Stevens, Chris Dashiell, Jay Winder Third Row: Phil Lambertson, Mike Wilmot, Matt Jones, Paul Reburn, Joe Collinson Fourth Row: Steve Wilson, Steve Hall, Eric Cook, Dan Gladding, Collegiate Advisor. Fifth Row Tom Ross, Donny Dashiell, Chapter Advisor; Campbell White. SIGMA Brian Donovan, Stu Mickolite, John Hielson, Mike Dulaney, Doug Tapager, Ed Lyons, Alex Slavin, Jim Giles, Ron Collyrn, Guy Campion, Bob Borowick, Dennis Hermann, Ed McGuire, David Benson, Eric Karge, John Keiler. Missing: Jay Deputy, Mike Altman. TAU ALPHA Carol Agrlesti, Michelle Bauer. Tricia Bracken, Sue Brown, Debbie Bulgreen, Sue Crawford, Mari-Kate Hall, Karen Hawks, Cheryl Homer, Sherry Kimble, Patty Marino, Sue McDermott, Juanita Morgan, Judy O ' Toole, Sandra Ramsey, Mimi Rosell, Donna Stith, Carol White, Vickie Corder, Gail Carr, Faye Ann Burdick. Mary Ann Marino, Bonnie Smallwood, Sally Shuey. Mary Morrissette, Kim Tutwiler, Beth Trollinger, Nancy Saadi, Dorothy Williams Not Pictured; Betsy Bishop, Sue Crawford, Becky Clagett, Cindy Fletcher, Jeannie Lawton, Janet Perryman, Frances Pulliam, Marlene Rooney, Lita Milstead, 183 TINES Panhellenic Association STEPPING OUT f 184 185 ACHIEVEMENT KEY AWARD Joyce Ann Bailey Tama Jo Baldwin Paul Decker Jay Deputy Lisa Alayne Donovan Deborah Elderdice Susan H. Elliott (repeat) Sheryle T. Kimble David Cebert Pugh Ruth Edna Sciacca Deborah Watson CAMPUS LIFE AWARD Patricia Ayars Bailey Deborah Ann Cathell Rebecca V. Clagett Joyce Dennis Maria C. Georgo Cheryl Ann Hofner Deborah Sue Johnson Patricia A. Lyles Susan E. McDermott Jeffrey S. Noble (repeat) Connie Oxford (repeat) Linda C. Wurm Sharon L. Yon Kathleen Marie Young 1979-80 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNI VERSITIES AND COLLEGES Susan Valerie Allen Paul Scott Arnold Cheryl Ann Aydelotte Beth C, Bosserman Cynthia Ann Cluster Arthur Donwell Coates Joseph A. Collinson, III Joanne Marie Constable William Hall Coons Paul Vincent Decker Jay Christian Deputy Lisa Alayne Donovan Susan Heiny Elliott Julie Faulkner Maria Christina Georgo Salvatore Gentile John Randall Haney Sheryle T. K imble Toni Eloise Lilliston Patricia Ann Lyles Jeffrey Scott Noble Glenn Eugene Norris Connie Lynn Oxford Helen E. Pope Taryn Annette Richardson Christina Marie Ruddy Deborah A. Watson Carol Allison Werner Wilma Jarman Yeatman Sharon Louise Yon Jeanne F. Razanamiadana PSI CHI SOCIETY AWARD Joanne M. Campbell Shari L. Gough Glenda Gayle Gray Diane Lynn Hellwig Stan Allan Johnson Carol Ann Lockard Clarie Elizabeth Luffman Anne B Pezzetti Dianne B, Rawlings Robin Leigh Seidel Henry H. Thorn Sharon Kaye Webster PHI ALPHA THETA SOCIETY AWARD Barbara Parsons Wilma Yeatman Sharon Yon 1980 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA INITIATES Susan Allen Tama Baldwin Sara Beach Beth Bosserman Carol Bosserman Pete Brown Debbie Cathell Nancy Clendaniel Christine Davitt Jay Deputy Jeanine Deshon Lisa Donovan Susan H. Elliott Carol Gibson Mike Goldsmith Randy Haney Kaye Hearn Jo Hoffmann Sheryle T. Kimble Elizabeth Lilley Toni Lilliston Bill Lincourt Wendy Naarup Mary Nock - Honorary Debbie Northam Connie Oxford Sandra Phipps Christine Ruddy Carole Ann Slaughter Debbie Watson Carol Williamson 1980 PHI KAPPA PHI INITIATES Diane S. Anderson Joyce Ann Bailey Donna Pope Bohaker Ronnie Ben Bowden Kathy Ann Coyle Susan Jean Curry Susan Lynn Denston Margaret S. Dillon Lisa Alayne Donovan Barbara Ann Drehmer Patricia S Estes Laura M. Cassner Terry Lynn Goldsmith Diane Davis Hayes Pamela Jean Herbert Debbie B. Marshall Melissa Lee Matzner Shirley M. Moore Lee Ann Peters Patricia Ann St. Ledger Susan Paula Spinak Tina Jean Stone Darian Dennis Tisinger Judith Ann Tulak Linda Nelson Varga Claudia A. Verelli Rita W. Weaver Marjorie Hepler Wegener Brett W. Wilson Paula Jean Wright Wilma Jarman Yeatman SOCIAL WORK STUDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD Cheryl L. Dennis BIOLOGY FACULTY AWARD Patricia Susan Estes LEWIS HESS AWARD Creative Writing Tama Baldwin Deborah Elderdice Creative Art David Pugh Music John C. Johnstone ANNE H. MATTHEWS AWARD Linda Hedinger Julie Faulkner MUSIC DEPARTMENT AWARD John C. Johnstone THE WALL STREET JOURNAL AWARD Laura Marlene Gassner THE A. L. FLEMING MEMORIAL FUND AWARD Margaret Susan Dillon DIANA MARIE CLAYTON MEMORIAL AWARD Wilma Evans PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT ANNUAL AWARD Pamela Dawn Erskme MR. MS. SSC Carol A. Werner Bernard T. Moyle 1980 LAMBDA IOTA TAU INITIATES Jill Buchert Lillian Burton Pamela Herbert Elizabeth Sandra List Darian Tisinger ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SCHOLASTIC AWARD Terry Lynn Goldsmith THE SALISBURY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CLUB AWARD Howard Paul Ketterman, Jr. Bernie Moyle presenting the Campus Life Dr. Molenda presenting the Biology Faculty Award to Jeff Noble Award to Patricia Estes Dr, Raymond A. Whall — Speaker HONORS CONVOCATION 1980 Debbie Elderdice and Tama Baldwin receive the Lewis Hess Award for Creative Writing. 187 ROBERTA AARON — Social Work JOYCE ABBOTT — Nursing Biol- ogy; Student Nurses Association 3, 4; Chorus 3. SANDRA ABEND — Nursing VANESSA ADAMS — Psychology; Dean ' s List GENE ADKINS — Business Admin¬ istration; Dean ' s List; Varsity Soc¬ cer 1-4; Intramurals 1-4. JOAN ADKINS — Business Admin¬ istration; Dean ' s List; Business and Economics Society 3, 4 STANTON ADKINS — Economics MARK ALEXANDER — Sociology; Football 2, Intramurals 1-4; RHA Representative 4, Judicial Board 3. SUSAN ALLEN — French, Dean ' s List; Dance Club 1; German Club 2; French Club 3, 4; SGA Rep. 4; Omicron Delta Kappa MICHAEL ALTMAN — Communi¬ cation Arts, WSSC 3, 4, Sigma Nu 1-4 BARBIE ALVAREZ — Elementary Education. KAREN AMERSBACH — Elemen¬ tary Education; SNEA 4; SGA Rep. 4, Dorm Treasurer 4. PAMELA ANDERSON — Leisure Studies; Dance Company 2-4. BETTYE ANTHONY — Leisure Studies; Dean ' s List. JANE ANTHONY — Social Work; Dean ' s List; Social Work Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1 -4. BRENDA ARMSTRONG — Com¬ munication Arts; Black Student Union 4, Resident Assistant 4; Intramurals 2; Alpha Kappa Alpha — Pres. Sweetheart of Phi Beta Sigma PAUL ARNOLD — Math Secondary Education; Varsity Basketball 1-4; Varsity Track 1-4 PATRICE BAILEY — Communica¬ tion Arts; Chorus 1; Freshman Orientation 1, 2; Intramurals 1-4, SGA Rep 1 -4; Flyer — News Edi¬ tor 2-4; Resident Flail Association, Dorm Rep 1-2, Vice President 3. President 4, Evergreen Yearbook 2 KEVIN BAKER — Business Admin¬ istration; Business and Economics Society; Intramurals. NANCY BAKER — Geography and Regional Planning; Geography Society — Vice Pres. 4 TAMA BALDWIN — English; Dean ' s List; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Scarab 1, Editor 2, 4, Flyer Reporter 2; Varsity Tennis 1-2; SGA Communications Advisory Bd REBECCA BANDIERE — Commu¬ nications Arts Theatre, Sophanes Association 1-4, Dance Club 2; Intramurals 2-3; SGA Rep 2, 3; Zeta Tau Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa REX BARBOUR — Business Administration; Varsity Football 1- 4; Varsity Baseball; Intramurals JOSEPH BARTON — Business Administration; Dean ' s List; Lacrosse 1,2. SARA BEACH — Social Work; Dean ' s List; Social Work Club 3-4, Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Tennis Team 1,2; Intramurals 1 -4 RONALD BECK — Business Administration Marketing; Busi¬ ness and Economics Society 2-4; Intramurals 2. LUANNE BEDWELL — Nursing, Dean ' s List; Student Nurses Asso¬ ciation. PEGGY BENNETT — Nursing Dean ' s List; Student Nurses Asso¬ ciation 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4. ROBERT BENSON — History; Dean ' s List; Circle K Club 3, 4 BRIAN BIGGS — Biology; Alpha Omega 2, 3; Evergreen Yearbook — Photographer 2, 3. COLLEEN BITTING — Psychol¬ ogy, Dean ' s List; Genesis 2, 3; Evergreen Yearbook — Assistant Editor 3, Section Editor 4; Zeta Tau Alpha 2-4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Psi Chi 2-4. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and SENIOR DIRECTORY Universities 3; Resident Assistant 3.4, Peer Counselor 3, 4 RUTH BLUNT — Elementary Edu¬ cation; SNEA 4; Women ' s Center 4. CATHERINE BOND — Math Bas¬ ketball LAURIE BORUTA — Biology. Resi¬ dent Hall Association — Secretary 1-3, Dorm Government — Presi¬ dent, Vice President 1, 2, Major¬ ette 1-4; SGA Commuter Rep. 4, Homecoming Committee 4; Alpha Sigma Tau 2-4, Pledge Chairman 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 4 BETH BOSSERMAN — French; Dean ' s List; Geographic Society; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Circle Francais; German Club; Chamber Choir 2; Intramurals 2; SGA Rep , Academic Affairs Committee, Freshman Entry Program, Foot¬ bridge Committee; Newton House Girls. FAYE BOUNDS — Psychology; Dean ' s List; Flyer — Reporter 3, Entertainment Editor 4; SGA Rep. 4 KATHLEEN BOUNDS — Geogra¬ phy History; Dean ' s List. SALLY BOWDEN — Elementary Education; SNEA 4. CONNIE BRADLEY — Liberal Studies, Dean ' s List; Cross Coun¬ try 1; Track 2. 3. PETER BROWN — Biology; Resi¬ dent Assistant 3, 4; Alpha Psi; Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 4. TERI BROWN — Psychology; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi 3, 4. WANDA BROWN — Biology CHRISTOPHER BROWNING — Economics, Volleyball 2; Track 1; CCPB — Film Chairman; Dorm President 2, 4. JILL BUCHERT — English Educa¬ tion, Dean ' s List; SNEA 1-4; Flyer — Reporter 1-3; Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi 4. DEBORAH BULGREEN — Elemen¬ tary Education; Dean ' s List; Zeta Tau Alpha 2-4, Correspondence Secretary 2, 3, Historian Reporter 4, Panhellenic Delegate 4 THOMAS BURLIN — Biology, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 2; Intramurals 1-4 LAURA BURNETT — Psychology MARSHA BURRELL — Biology; Beta Beta Beta 4 ALAN BURTON — Music Educa¬ tion; Dean ' s List; Jazz Ensemble; Chamber Choir; Chorus; Band 1- 4; SGA Representative 3. JACALYN CALLAWAY — Social Work. BOBBY CANNON — Sociology; Cross Country; Indoor Track; Out¬ door Track 1 -4 ROBERT CANNON — Communi¬ cation Arts; Dean ' s List. STEPHEN CARD — English; Cam¬ pus Crusade for Christ Student Movement 2-4; Football 1; Track 1-4. MICHELLE CARROLL — Nursing; Student Nurses Association. DIANE CARTER — Business Administration; Pom Poms 1, 2; Intramurals 1 YVONNE CHACONAS — Business Administration. REBECCA CLAGETT — Biology, Dorm Government — Vice Pres 2; Chamber Choir; Choir 1; Intra¬ murals 3, 4; SGA Homecoming Committee 2; Zeta Tau Alpha; Panhellenic Society 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 3. 4 CYNTHIA CLUSTER — Leisure Studies; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Tau 2-4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4: Cheerleader 1-4, Captain 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4; SGA Homecom¬ ing Committee 2-4, Chairman 3. 4. ARTHUR COATES — Business Administration; Business and Eco¬ nomics Society 2-4; Intramurals 1- 4, Board ot Directors Seagulf Con¬ cepts 4, RHA 2, 3, Senior Resident Asst 4, Resident Asst. 3, Hall Gov¬ ernment 2, Phi Kappa Sigma STACIA COCHRAN — Elementary Education; Dean ' s List; Intramu¬ rals 1-4; SGA Rep 1. 2; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2-4 JULIE COFFREN — English; RHA — Secretary 4; Flyer — Editor-in- Chief 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; SGA Secretary 2. Rep 3, 4 CAROLYN COLLEY — Communi¬ cation Arts; Dance Company 1-4, CCPB. Intramurals. SGA Rep. 1-4, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister, RONALD COLLYER — Biology; SNEA 4; Cross Country 1; Track 1-3; Intramurals 1-4; Sigma Nu 1- 4. MICHAEL CONNELLY — Philoso¬ phy, Philosophical Society 3, 4; WSSC 4; Intramurals; SGA Rep. 2. JOANNE CONSTABLE — Social Work; Dean’s List; Circle K 2-4, Treasurer 3, Social Work Club 4; Christian Activities 1-4, Psi Chi 3, 4, Vice-Pres 4, Genesis 3, 4; Cho¬ rus 1,2. WALLACE COOK — Leisure Stud¬ ies; Football; Track, Intramurals; Omega Psi Phi. WILLIAM COONS — B usiness Administration, Dean ' s List; Flyer — Reporter 2, 3; Seagulf — Bd of Directors 3, 4 RICKY CORNISH — Psychology; Dean ' s List; Track; Intramurals. LAVERNE COTTMAN — Biology; Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart. CYNTHIA CRAIG — Elementary Education; Intramurals 1, 2; RHA Rep , Vice-Pres. 2, President 3; 5. E.S Treasurer 2; Flyer 1, 2; SNEA 2-4 CATHERINE CULLEN — Social Work; Dean ' s List; Social Work Club 4, Philosophical Society 2; SGA Commuter Rep. 1,2. MARY CURTIS — Elementary Edu¬ cation, Dean ' s List; SNEA 3, 4. KATHLEEN DARCY — Liberal Studies Business Ed., Dean ' s List; SNEA 4, Philosophical Society 4, Dorm Secretary 4; Intramurals 3, 4; RHA Comm, on Alcohol Policy 4. PATI DAVENPORT — Elementary Education; SNEA 4; Intramurals 3; Dorm Treasurer 3. CHRISTINE DAVITT — Medical Technology Biology; Newman Club 3; Beta Beta Beta 3; Circle K 1; Scarab 1; Omicron Delta Kappa BENSON DAYTON — Liberal Stud¬ ies; Dean ' s List; Circle K 2-4. PAUL DECKER — Social Science; Dean’s List; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Baseball 2; Intramurals; Flyer — Managing Editor, Sports Editor; SGA Communications Advisory Board — Chairman 4 HARLEAN DENNIS — Social Work; Social Work Club 2-4; National Assoc of Social Workers 4 SUSAN DENSTON — B usiness Administration, Dean ' s List; Busi¬ ness and Economics Society 2. 3; Seagulf — Bd. of Directors 3; Seagirls 2. JAY DEPUTY — Psychology; Dean ' s List; Intramurals; SGA Exec. Council, Student Academic Affairs — Chairman, Student Judi¬ cial Board Rep.; Sigma Nu; Psy¬ chology Club — Secretary Trea¬ surer; Psi Chi — Secretary; His¬ tory Political Science Club — President; Seagulf — Bd. of Direc¬ tors; Student Employment Service, Entry Program; Steering Comm., Leadership Conference, Parent ' s Day Assistant; Who ' s Who Among College and University Students; Flyer — Reporter; Genesis; Busi¬ ness and Economics Society; Marching Band; Concert Band; Sharing Session. BRIAN DONOVAN — Leisure Stud¬ ies. LISA DONOVAN — Biology; Dean ' s List, Evergreen Yearbook — Chief Photographer, Photogra¬ phy Editor; Who ' s Who in Ameri¬ can Universities and Colleges. CCPB — Recreation Travel Chair¬ man; SGA Rep , Beta Beta Beta 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Phi Kappa Phi; Leadership Confer¬ ence BARBARA DREHMER — Nursing Baptist Student Ministries 3, 4, Student Nurses Association 3. 4, Diane Clayton Memorial Award in Nursing; Dean ' s List. TIMOTHY DREHMER — Psychol¬ ogy Biology; Dean ' s List; Medical Careers Club — President. Vice President; Baptist Student Minis¬ tries — President; Psychology Club; Chamber Choir — Pres , SGA Commuter Rep , Teacher of the Year Award Comm , Athletics Comm , Appreciation Award, Omi¬ cron Delta Kappa; Psi Chi. WILLIAM DUBOIS — Physical Edu¬ cation; Football 1, Cross Country 2-4; Indoor Track 1-4, Outdoor Track 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Phi Kappa Sigma 1-4, Vice Pres. 2, 4, Pres. 3. HARRIET DUDLEY — Medical Technology; Dean ' s List; Alpha Omega Biological Society 2-4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Newman Club 2. ROBERT DUNCAN — Liberal Stud¬ ies; Business and Economics Society 3. MARY DYSON — Geography MELANIE ECHARD — Elementary Education, SNEA 3. 4 BARBARA EDWARDS — Elemen¬ tary Education; Dean’s List. PATRICIA ESTES — Biology; Dean ' s List; Alpha Omega Biologi¬ cal Society 2-4, Vice Pres 3, Sec¬ retary 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4; SGA General Board 3, Student Aca¬ demic Council 4 CAROL EVANS — Psychology; Intramurals, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister 3, 4, Little Sisters — Treasurer 4 INGRID FEDOR — Liberal Studies. Intramurals. KEITH FIELDS — History Social Science, Dean ' s List, History Political Science Club 1-4, Phi Alpha Theta; Intramurals. SALVATORE FILIPPELLI — Busi¬ ness Administration; Business and Economics Society; Lacrosse ELOIS FISHER — Elementary Edu- cation Psychology, SNEA 2-4, Pres. 4, History Political Science Club 2-4, Women ' s Center Exec Comm 4; SGA Rep. 2-4, Aca¬ demic Affairs Chairman 3. General Education Comm 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4 SUSAN FLANAGAN — Elementary Education; SNEA — Secretary 4, Publicity Chairman 3; Intramurals. ELIZABETH FLYNN — Liberal Studies; Dean ' s List; SNEA 4, Vol¬ leyball 2; Intramurals 3, 4. SUSAN FOELBER — Psychology; Tennis 1-4; Intramurals. ALAN FOSKEY — Social Science; Dean ' s List; Baseball 1-4; Intramu¬ rals 3, 4 LAURA GASSNER — Business Administration, Dean ' s List; Busi¬ ness and Economics Society 3. 4, Seagulf — Bd of Directors 4, Intramurals. ELIZABETH GAVIN — Social Work Psychology; Dean ' s List; Philo¬ sophical Society 1. 2; Zeta Tau Alpha 2-4. SALVATORE GENTILE — Busi¬ ness Administration, Dean ' s List; Flyer — Photographer 1, Layout Artist 3, Advertising Manager 4, Intramurals 1-4; Dorm Treasurer 1, Judicial Board; Freshman Orientation Program 2; Omicron Delta Kappa LAURA GEORGE — Elementary Education. SNEA CAROL GIBSON — Nursing; Dean’s List; Student Nurses Asso¬ ciation 3, 4, Genesis 2; Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Volleyball 1-3; Track 1; Intramurals 4, SGA Rep 4. TERRY GOLDSMITH — English Education, Dean ' s List; Lambda lota Tau 3, Pres 4 MICHELLE GORMAN — Sociol¬ ogy; SGA Judicial Board 3. GAYLE GRAY — Business Admin¬ istration Psychology, Dean ' s List; Business and Economics Society 4. TIMOTHY GREENE — Health Edu¬ cation; Black Student Union 3, 4, Basketball 3, Intramurals 3. 4; Kappa Alpha Psi 3, 4 JEFFERSON GREY — Biology JOEL HABERLI — Liberal Studies; WSSC 2-4, Business Manager 3; SGA Commuter Rep 3 MITCHELL HALBRICH — Busi¬ ness Administration; Business and Economics Society 3, 4; SGA Rep 3,4. KAROLYN HALL — Leisure Stud¬ ies, Oue-Essense, Black Student Union; Intramurals. STEPHEN HALL — Business Administration; Seagulf — Bd of Directors 4, Business and Eco¬ nomics Society 4 RANDY HANEY — B usiness Administration; Swim Club 1, 2; Yearbook 3; Drop Add Assistant 3, 4; SSC Lifeguard 1.2; RHA Las Vegas Night 1, 2; Aquatic Show Prod Staff 1, 2; Horizon 2; Litera- ture Film Quarterly Production Coordinator 3, 4; Curiosity Entry Program 2-4; Leadership Confer¬ ence Steering Comm 3; Intramu¬ rals 2-4; SGA Assistance to Off- campus Students Comm Chair¬ person, Homecoming Comm , Xmas Social 3; Flyer — Produc¬ tion Staff 3, 4, Financial Manager 4, Editorial Board 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni¬ versities and Colleges 3, 4, Cam¬ pus Life Award 3; SGA Apprecia¬ tion Award 3 JENNIFER HANNIS — Sociology PETE HANULAK — Leisure Stud¬ ies; Football 1-4; Intramurals 2-4 KIMBERLY HARDEN — Medical Technology; Dean ' s List. MICHAEL HARING — Mathematics Psychology; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi 2-4, Intramurals 4; SGA General Board 2, Rules Comm 2, 3, Aca¬ demic Affairs Comm 2; SNEA 4 CINDY HARMAN — Elementary Education; Dean ' s List JOHN HARMON — B usiness Administration, Dean ' s List; Foot¬ ball 1-4; Intramurals 3. 4 MICHAEL HAUK — Physical Edu cation, Dean ' s List; Football 1-4; Track 2-4 DIANE HAYES — Medical Technol¬ ogy; Dean ' s List MARGARET HAYES — Physical Education; Dorm Govt — Secre¬ tary 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Lacrosse 2, 3; Intramurals KAYE HEARN — Leisure Studies; Dean ' s List; Student Employment Service 3, 4, Asst Director 4, Flyer Production Staff 3; SGA Rep 3, 4, SGA Appreciation Award 3; Stu¬ dent Art Show Honorable Mention; Omicron Delta Kappa 4; Ever¬ green Yearbook Co-Editor 4 ANDREA HEDRICK — Business Administration Psychology, Omi¬ cron Delta Kappa; CCPB, Busi¬ ness and Economics Society PAM HERBERT — English; Dean’s List; French Club 1-4, Vice Pres 3; WSSC; Intramurals TERRY HIGGINS — Business Administration; Dean’s List; Busi¬ ness and Economics Society 4 CYNTHIA HOFFSOMMER — Psy¬ chology; Flyer Layout 4; Genesis 1-4; Dance Company 2; Intramu¬ rals 3, 4, Alpha Sigma Tau 2-4, Historian 3. RICHARD HOLLOWAY — English Secondary Education LESLIE HOLSEY — Business Administration NANCY HOSLER — Liberal Stud¬ ies; Dean ' s List; Intramurals SHARON HOTCHKIN — Biology; Dean ' s List, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Vice Pres 4 NANCY HUTTON — Elementary Education; Dean ' s List; SNEA 3, 4, Marching Band; Concert Band JOY JACKNEWITZ — Liberal Stud¬ ies, Dean ' s List; Genesis, Intramu¬ rals RUTH JARRELL — Business Administration Accounting, Busi¬ ness and Economics Society 2-4, 188 Seagulf Board of Directors 4 SGA Rep 4 Intramurals 3 CYRUS JARRETT — Mathematics Secondary Education, Dean ' s List, Baptist Student Ministries 3. 4 Concert Band 1-4 Math Club 4, Gymnastics 2, Marching Band 1, 2 BONNIE JASKULSKI — Business Administration, Business and Eco¬ nomics Society 4, Intramurals MICHAEL JOHN — Psychology Philosophy, Philosophical Society, Flyer, Chess Club, Intramurals. RHA Las Vegas Night, CCPB SALLY JOHNSON — Liberal Stud¬ ies, Band 1, Chorus 1 -3; Chamber Choir 4; Intramurals 4 CARLTON JONES — Leisure Stud¬ ies DEBRA JONES — Nursing, Dean ' s List, Majorette 1 LORRAINE JONES — Social Work. Social Work Club GEORGE KARANIKAS — Liberal Studies, ROTC Rangers 4 ERIC KARGE — Social Science. Intramurals 4, Sigma Nu SUSAN KELLY — Sociology, Dean ' s List ALICE KIMBALL — Liberal Studies, Campus Crusade tor Christ 2-4, Art Club 4, Field Hockey 1; Intra¬ murals 2, 3 ELEANOR KMETT — Business Administration, Dean ' s List; Ski Club 2-4, Genesis 4, Marketing Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3. Intramu¬ rals, SGA Presidents Comm. 2, 3 ROBERT KRIEGISCH — Liberal Studies Art KATHLEEN KRIZAN — Leisure Studies, Dean ' s List; Ski Club 1, Photography Club 4, Intramurals 2-4, Dorm Comm 2-4 LOIS LAKE — Biology Medical Technology LESLIE LaMAR — French. French Club 1-4, President 2. German Club 1. Intramurals 2, SGA Rep 1, 2 ROBERT LAMB — Biology Geog- raphy, Geography Society, Base¬ ball 3, 4; Intramurals 3. 4 MATTHEW LAWRENCE — Psy¬ chology; Lacrosse 1-4, Captain 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4, Resident Assistant 2-4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 3, 4 JOSEPH LEFAVOR — Business Administration; Business and Eco¬ nomics Society 4, Flyer Staff 3. 4, Golf 1-4; Intramurals 1-4 PATRICIA LEONARD — Elemen- tary Education, WILLIAM LEWIS — Biology; Dean ' s List DEBORAH LILLY — Nursing, Stu¬ dent Nurses Association 3, 4, Black Student Union 3, 4, Alpha Kappa Alpha SUSAN LINDEMAN — Biology, Alpha Omega 3, 4, French Club 3. SGA Homecoming Comm 3 CHARLES LINTON — Business Administration; Business and Eco¬ nomics Society, Intramurals WENDY LIPKEY — Communica¬ tion Arts, Intramurals. Alpha Sigma Tau PENNY LORBER — Liberal Stud¬ ies PATRICIA LYLES — Social Work, Black Student Union, Social Work Club, SGA Rep , Intramurals SUSAN LYNCH — Nursing, Dean ' s List. Student Nurses Association, Treasurer 4 EDWIN LYON — Mathematics, Alpha Omega 1-4, Math Club 3, 4, Evergreen Yearbook 2, 3 CYNTHIA MADDEN — Psychology ' Nursing, Dean ' s List, Newman Club 1 -4, Student Nurses Associa¬ tion 3, 4, Psi Chi 4, Marching Band 1.2; Concert Band 1,2 DONNA MALONE — Elementary Education; SNEA 4, Alpha Siqma Tau 3, 4 DONNA MANUEL — Elementary Education, Dean ' s List, SNEA 3. Intramurals LESA MARKS — Nursing Dean ' s List, Student Nurses Association 3. 4. Intramurals 2 LINDA MARQUES — Social Work CCPB3 4 HOLLY MARTIN — Leisure Stud¬ ies JEFFREY MARX — Business Administration, Intramurals MELINDA MAURO — Elementary Education, Dean ' s List, Resident Assistant 3, 4 CAROL MAYONADO — Psychol¬ ogy, Dean ' s List, Intramurals MARY McBRIDE — Liberal Studies MARK McGUIRE — Business Administration. Dean ' s List, Sea- gulf; Intramurals 2-4, CCPB, Trea¬ surer 3, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2-4, President 4, Omicron Delta Kappa ELISABETH McKENZIE — Biol¬ ogy. SNEA 4, RHA 2; Volleyball 2, 3 GREGORY McLAURIN — Social Work, Dean ' s List, Social Work Club, CCPB, Black Student Union, President, Football, Captain, Intra¬ murals, Omega Psi Phi, Vice Pres . Dean ot Pledges BRIAN MERRIKEN — Economics MARY MIGNINI — Medical Tech nology. Dean ' s List, Entry Pro¬ gram 2, 3, Resident Assistant 2, Sr Resident Assistant 3, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Vice Pres 3, Pres 4, National Student Director Province I, 4, Intramurals 2, 3; SGA Homecoming Comm 2 BONNIE MILLER — Liberal Stud¬ ies, Cheerleading 1-4, Intramurals 2-4, SGA Homecoming Comm 2, 3, SAE Little Sisters 2-4 CYNTHIA MILLER — French KIM MILLER — Nursing, Dean ' s List, Student Nurses Association 3. 4, Fund Raising Comm Chair¬ man 4 MARGARET MINOGUE — Nurs¬ ing, Dean’s List, SGA Rep 3, 4, Student Nurses Association 3. 4, Intramurals 1, SGA Academic Affairs Comm 4, Commencement Comm 4 TERRY MINOGUE — Mathematics Computer Science, Circle K 2, Newman Club 2, Genesis 2, SGA General Board 2. 3. Rep 2, Vice Pres 3. President 3. Security Committee 2, Commencement Comm 3, Bd of Directors College Center 3, Executive Council 3. Math Club 4 WILLIAM MITCHELL — Philoso¬ phy, Philosophical Society 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Intramurals 4 DAVID MIZELL — Biology, Medical Careers Club 4 PAMELA MONTIGNY — Social Science; Zeta Tau Alpha DEBORAH MOORE — Elementary Education, SNEA, Secretary 2, President 3. 4, Resident Assistant 3. 4, Senior Resident Assistant 3, Campus Life Award 4 JACQUELYN MOORE — Elemen tary Education, Dean ' s List 4; SNEA 3, 4 BERNARD MOYLE — B usiness Administration, SGA, Vice Pres 3, Pres 4. SSC Dance Company, Intramurals 1-4, Omicron Delta Kappa LEZELL MURPHY — Business Administration Accounting, Black Student Union 3,4; Business Eco¬ nomic Society 4, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 2-4, Phi Beta Sigma Sweetheart 1 -4. CYNTHIA MURRAY — Art Art Edu¬ cation, Dean ' s List CONNIE NEWCOMB — Social Work Psychology. Dean ' s List; Social Work Club 3, 4, Psi Chi 3. 4, Genesis Hotline 3, Intramurals 3 WESLEY NEWMAN — Liberal Studies, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra¬ ternity DAVID NEYERS — Leisure Studies. Intramurals 1-4, Golf 1-4, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity 1 -4 DAWN NICHOLS — Leisure Stud¬ ies, Dean ' s List, German Club 3, Intramurals. Dorm Representative 3 JEFFREY NOBLE — Communica¬ tion Arts, SGA Commuter Rep 2- 4, Public Relations Specialist 4 MELINDA NOHA — Nursing, Vol¬ leyball 1, Intramurals 1 DEBBIE NORTHAM — Nursing, Student Nurse ' s Association 3. 4, Intramurals 4, SGA Representative 4 JANE OLTMAN — Elementary Edu¬ cation. Dean ' s List, SNEA, Mary¬ land Student Education Associa¬ tion, Sec Vice Pres , SGA Repre¬ sentative, Student Academic Aflairs Comm JAYNE OTT — Elementary Educa¬ tion, Intramurals 3, 4. SGA Repre¬ sentative NORMA OUTTEN — Music Piano Concentration, Dean ' s List; SSC Chorus 1-3 DUANE PARKER — Psychology, Dean ' s List, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4, Political Sci¬ ence Internship 4 NANCY PARKER — Nursing Dean ' s List, Student Nurses Asso¬ ciation 3, 4 BRENDA PAYNE — Business Administration, Seagtrls 4, Pom- Pom 2, 3, Entry Program 2, 3, Business and Economics Society 2, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Phi Beta Sigma Sweetheart CHERYL PAYNE — Math-Second¬ ary Education Psychology, Dean ' s List, Honor Society, Phi Kappa Phi TACY PEARSON — Psychology. Circle K 2, College Chorus 2. Bus¬ iness and Economics Society 3, Genesis 3, 4, Marching Concert Band 3; Peer Counseling 4 JAMES PENLEY — Music Educa¬ tion. MENC 1-4, Evergreen 2, Chorus 1-4, Chamber Choir 1-4, Band 1-4, Cheerleader 3; Sigma Phi Epsilon PATTRICIA PEPPER — Music Education Liberal Studies. MENC, Chorus; Chamber Choir OREN PERDUE — Liberal Studies. Marching Band 1, Concert Band 2, Jazz Ensemble 4, Campus Cru ¬ sade for Christ 4, Cross Country 2-4; Indoor Track 3, 4, Outdoor Track 2-4 LISA PETERSON — Psychology, Dean’s List PRESTON PHILLIPS — Leisure Studies. Black Student Union 1-4, Football, Bobby Richards Memo¬ rial Award, Baseball, Intramurals, Omega Psi Phi, Keeper of Finance, Keeper of Records and Seals CHERYL PHIPPS — B usiness Administration, Dean ' s List, Busi¬ ness and Economics Society 3, 4 Sec 4, Seagulf Concepts Inc 4 SANDY PHIPPS — Biology, Dean ' s List, Alpha Omega Biological Soci¬ ety 1-4; Beta Beta Beta Honor Society 3-4, Lacrosse 2; Intramu¬ rals 3; SGA Rep KAY PINKETT — Biology; Phi Beta Sigma Sweetheart, HELEN POPE — Spanish, Dean ' s List, Marching Band, Concert Band 1.2. 4 PATTI PORRECA — Biology, Dean ' s List, Alpha Omega Biologi¬ cal Society 3. 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4, SGA Rep PETER PRATT — Leisure Studies, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Football 1-4, Track 1-4; Diving Team 1, Resident Assistant CYNTHIA PRICE — Social Work JEFFREY PRITCHETT — Psychol¬ ogy, Dean’s List. Psi Chi 3, 4, CCPB Public Relations Comm 4, Intramurals 3. 4 JOSIE PSOTA — Social Science, Dean’s List; SSC Dance Company 3, 4; La Tertulia 3, 4, French Club 4, Medical Careers Club 3. Cul¬ tural Chairman for CCPB 4; Omi¬ cron Delta Kappa 3, vice pres 4 DAVID PUGH — Liberal Studies Art. Dean ' s List, Art Club 4, Intra¬ murals 3, 4 DANIEL RAMIA — Business Administration. Seagulf 4, Busi¬ ness and Economics Society 4 VALERIE REDDEN — Psychology Dean ' s List, Intramurals 3 KEVIN REGAN — Business Admin¬ istration Business and Economics Society 2-4 Lacrosse 2, 3. Intra¬ murals 3, 4, CCPB Film Chairman 3, RHA Rep 2 LINDA RICE — Physical Education, Dean ' s List, Intramurals 1 -4 TARYN RICHARDSON — Liberal Studies Art, Dean ' s List, Art Club Secretary Treasurer; Chorus, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col¬ leges, Campus Crusade Action Group DONNA ROBINSON — Physical Education; Campus Crusade for Christ 4, Fellowship for Christian Athletes 3. 4. Student Athletic Trainer 3. 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, Lacrosse 3. 4. MARLENE ROONEY — Physical Education. USAR Natl Guard, Vol¬ leyball 1, 2; Intramurals 1-4; Zeta Tau Alpha THOMAS ROSS — Business Admimstration Philosophy, Philo¬ sophical Society, Pres 4, Male Cheerleaders, Capt 2. 3. Intramu¬ rals; SGA Alcohol Advisory Board, Horizon, RHA Rep 1,2, SAE 2-4 LORRAINE ROTHER — Biology JACQUELINE RUARK — Nursing. Dean ' s List; Student Nurses Asso¬ ciation 3. 4, Vice Pres 4, Co- Chairman of Traditions Committee 4 MARGIE RUBY — Medical Tech¬ nology, Alpha Omega Biological Society 3, 4 MEHR-ZAD SABOORI — Social Work, Intramurals 2-4 BRENDA SAMMONS — Liberal Studies Political Science. Dean ' s List, Intramurals 1, Naval Acad¬ emy Foreign Affairs Cont SARA SANGSTON — Psychology. Dean ' s List, Psi Chi 3. 4, Intramu¬ rals 3, 4, CCPB Publicity Comm 4, ROSEMARIE SARRA — History. Newman Club, TBD, Lacrosse Manager STEPHEN SAYER — Business Administration Philosophy, Philo¬ sophical Society 3,4, Sigma Pi 1, 2 MARK SCHNACKENBERG — Physical Education, Dean ' s List, Football 1-4, Basketball 2, Intra¬ murals 1 -3 SUE SCHWANINGER — Elemen¬ tary Education, SNEA 4 MARILYN SCHWARTZ — Psychol¬ ogy PATRICIA SCHWARTZ — Liberal Studies Art VELDA SCYE — Psychology ROBIN SEIDEL — Communication Arts, Dean ' s List, Sophanes 1, 2; Resident Assistant 3, 4, Intramu¬ rals 3, 4 FRED SHEPHERD — Business Administration, SGA Food Service Comm 3 PAULA SIMPKINS — Elementary Education; Dean ' s List, Sea-Guns, Pres, 3, 4, SNEA 3, 4 DEBRA SMITH — Social Work, Dean ' s List, Social Work Club 3, 4, Vice Pres 4 SUE STEWART — Social Work. Dean ' s List VICKI STONE — Medical Technol¬ ogy STEPHEN STRAIT — Biology, Phil¬ osophical Society, Treasurer 3, 4, Rugby 4 BRADLEY TAYLOR — Mathemat¬ ics. Dean ' s List PAUL TAYLOR — Psychology HENRY THORN — Psychology, Dean ' s List; Psi Chi, Peer Coun¬ seling 4 CARRIE TIETGE — Liberal Studies. Dean ' s List TIMOTHY TROTT — Leisure Stud¬ ies; Football 1-4, Intramurals DEBORAH TRUITT — Nursing Student Nurses Association 3, 4 MARGARET TRUITT — Social Work TERESA TRUITT — Psychology History History Political Science Club 3,4, Psychology Club 4 CARL VINCENT — Business Administration, Dean ' s List Jay- cees 2, Intramurals 3 SAMPSON VINCENT — History Social Science. Dean ' s List. SGA Rep 3, Phi Alpha Theta 3. 4 DAWN VOLKART — Communica¬ tion Arts, Dean ' s List, Sophanes 1 - 4; Dance Club MARY VOSBURGH — Social Work Dean ' s List, Social Work Club. Treasurer, Secretary 4, Genesis 4, SNEA 1, Sophanes 1,2, Chorus 1 GEORGE WAINWRIGHT — Busi¬ ness Administration Economics. Dean ' s List PATRICIA WARD — Business Administration, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4 DEBORAH WATSON — Social Work, Dean ' s List, Black Student Union 1-4, Social Work Club 4 Intramurals 2 KENNETH WATSON — Secondary Education Mathematics, Math Club. Pres 4, SGA Rep 4 Aca¬ demic Affairs Comm 4 SHARON WEBSTER — Psychol¬ ogy. Dean ' s List, Psi Chi 4 ANN WEER — Art Education. Omi¬ cron Delta Kappa, Vice Pres 3,4, Dance Company 3. Intramurals 1- 4, SGA Rep 3,4 KRONE WEIDLER — Social Work Social Work Club 4, Lacrosse 2. 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, SGA Rep 4, Alpha Sigma Tau 3, 4 CAROL WERNER — Business Administration, Dean ' s List, Intra¬ murals 1-4, SGA Rep 1, 2, Rules Comm Chairman 3, Board of Visi¬ tors 4, Little Sister ot Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 -4 JERRY WEST — Physical Educa¬ tion Leisure Studies, Dance Com¬ pany, Rugby Club, Football, Base¬ ball. Intramurals, Black Student Union, Vice Pres . Omega Psi Phi MARY WILSON — Physical Educa¬ tion, Field Hockey 1-4. Lacrosse 1 -4, Dorm President 2. RHA 2 CAROL WHITE — Elementary Edu¬ cation. Dean ' s List, Panhellemc Association 3. 4 Intramurals. Zeta Tau Alpha 2-4 JACQUELINE WHITELEY — Busi¬ ness Administration, Dean s List, Business and Economics Society 2-4, Seagull 2-4, Newman Club 2- 4 BRETT WILSON — History, Dean ' s List, Circle K, Pres , History Politi¬ cal Science Club 1-4 SGA Rep 2. Phi Alpha Theta 3. 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4 FRANKLIN WILSON — Liberal Studies JONATHAN WISE — Biochemistry Sociology, Dean ' s List, Black Student Union, Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, Kappa Alpha Psi, Reporter, Historian RONALD WOOD — Elementary Education, Intramurals 1-4, Hall Pres 1, Resident Judicial Board 1, Resident Assistant 2-4 Residence Hall Association, Treasurer 2, President 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 3, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Leadership Confer¬ ence Steering Comm 3 MILTON WRIGHT — Business Administration, Business and Eco¬ nomics Society 2-4 Band, Jazz Band 1-4, Intramurals 3. 4, Dorm Vice Pres 3, Judicial Committee 3, Las Vegas Night 1, Sigma Phi Epsilon 2-4 KATHLEEN WYNN — Elementary Education Special Education, Dean ' s List, SNEA 3. 4. Newman Club 1-4, Dance Company 2. 3, Track and Field 1, Intramurals 3, Dorm Treasurer 1, Resident Assistant 3, 4 KATHLEEN YOUNG — Liberal Studies, Entry Program, Co-Chair¬ man 3, Newman Club 1,2, Dorm Pres 3 189 190 19 ) 192