Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1986 volume:

EDITORS Karen Carlson Katie Winkeljohn GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Mary McCormick Wendy Wickman ADVISOR Carol Bloodsworth STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Jonathon Alperin PHOTO CONTRIBUTORS Scott O ' Loughlin Ken Paulus COPYWRITER Katie Winkeljohn PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER Davor Photo, Inc. Bansalem, PA PUBLISHER Josten ' s Printing Dover, DE SPECIAL THANKS Public Relations Dean Peterson Carol Williamson John Fields FLYER Newsmagazine HISTORY OF EVERGREEN EVERGREEN has been the name yearbook since the first edition Tn inception is derived from the It is the purpose of this fir EVERGREEN to keep alive and hearts of the students of the I Salisbury, the spirit of co-operi willingness to work and win w possible this record of the yed ' r ; 1 A� -■ ft hmmmmm As time goes on we will look back and remember the happy times, feeling the rewards of hard work and dedication. At other times we remember feeling alone in the midst of a crowd, with our thoughts and anxieties. Our existence is one of constant new beginnings and continuous endings that filled our lives and our memories. It is for those memories that we present . . . rwwl RSWrtVjfl ii� § sssa w mm mm mm m � : : M M Hi fall events ssc academics class of ' 86 clubs organizations H ssc spring events ■ campus life Fall semester brought a collage of events designed to satisfy the diverse needs of our college community. The long lines and haggard faces of Drop Add officially marked the beginning of hard work and hard play in pursuit of an education. The Salisbury State Theatre was on stage with two student productions for those who appreciate the dedication of live performances. Others were treated to the offerings of SSPB ' s film series, the International film series, the Dance film series, and the Snack Bar videos. As well, live musical entertainment could be found through the Peabody Concert Series. While on the other side of campus, students were letting loose at two outdoor concerts featuring Bad Sneakers and Heat during the day. At night, SSPB brought the Coffeehouse to life with professional performers. But the Annual Talent Show allowed students to get up on stage themselves. The dances - who could forget the dances? Freshmen through Seniors partook of the variety of dances organized around campus. Activities sponsored dances in Tawes, while the Gull ' s Nest had a theme dance every Friday night. The Homecoming festivities provided a welcome relief mid¬ semester at the Civic Center. For those who would rather watch other people dance, the College Dance Company performed throughout the semester in a variety of concerts. Inevitably, finals took over our thoughts and actions as we studied until all hours. All we could wonder was - where had the semester gone? There ' s something fo cultural or contemporary 4 wt S r,, iveryone . . . Faithful Sea Cull supporters brave the cold and rain to cheer their team onto victory against Ramapo. events ? Salisbury State College Theatre opened its 85-86 season in October with Sophacles ' Antigone. When asked why this fifth century play makes “good theatre for SSC students, Paul Lewis, the leading man in the play responds, It brings about self-awareness and a way to learn about history. Kristine Lococo, the leading lady, responds, The classics are the groundposts of theatre today. She goes on to say that the play suggests to people today that there are principles worth dying for. Andrew Hepburn, director of the production, explains their choice of costumes, Masks are used in the ancient productions of Greek tragedies and comedies. They convey images of legendary figures, of gods and demi-gods. Our own production attempted to capture this grand, transcendant world of myth by means of masks. Moreover, we were trying to make the masks ' live ' , that is, to appear to change expression given the dynamic nature of speech, gesture and movement. When this happens, it makes for a powerful artistic experience. Cast members included Lori Beste, Kristine Lococo, Paul Lewis, Paul Daly, Kevin Adams, Dale Whitzel, Laura Schmidt and Rob Killmon. 6 Lynn Stefany, Karen Carlson and Kristine Lococo enter the dance armed and ready to party. 7 As the traditional bonfire was prohibited in Tawes, these fans help to bring the crowd to life. Rain forced the Homecoming Pep Rally into Tawes but couldn ' t dampen the spirits of our Sea Gull cheerleaders led by Cindy Conner. 8 9 Holiday Muses a Christmas celebration 10 The College Dance lompany contributed to estive atmosphere with talian Renaissance and 18th lentury court dancing )erformed here by Kathryn • lartin and Paul Pfeiffer. Jae Kyung on violin Clinton Adams on pia perform for SSC in th ongoing Peabody Con Series. Dave Ganoe, D of the College Center conceived of the serie 1982 to provide a co quality of classical mus variety to supplemen educational experience n Three different styles of dramatic performance came together in one powerful production this semester as SSC theatre presented Three American Writers. Dr. Robert Wesley took on the challenge of directing and performing Mark Twain ' s monologue, The Blue Jay Yarn. The story involves a narrator and another speaker, jim Baker, which called for the single performer to change characters before the audience, a transformation cleverly worked out by Wesley. Perhaps the most unique of the three plays is Shepard ' s Black Bog Beast Bait. Set in a desolate present day bayou landscape, suspense is provided as a beast terrorizes the community. The play came alive with cast members Geoff Wright, Greg Bradley, Kristine Lococo, Tom Walsh, Carrie Vasko and Lori Beste. The final play, Tennessee Williams ' 27 Wagons Full of Cotton, had all the expected elements of one of his plays, including a southern setting and down to earth characters. The cast featured Tom Patt, Joanne Linchuk and Paul Lewis. 12 Tug-of-war has these girls straining with anticipation as they join in the Go Bananas ' Contest. The Annual SSC Talent Show as always uncovered many promising performances . . . and some not so promising, but entertaining all the same. 13 Working Towards A Commo Dear SSC Graduates of 1986: It is with extreme pleasure that I express to you my hearty congratulations upon your completion of the requirements for graduation. You are to be commended for your diligence to the pursuit of higher education, and I can assure you that your degree will hold you in good stead as you further pursue your goals and ambitions in the working world. I know I speak for the Faculty, Administration and Staff of Salisbury State College when I say that we will remain interested in your future achievements as you strive to attain your ultimate goals. My very best wishes to each of you for Health, Prosperity and Happiness in the coming years. Sincerely, Thomas E. Bellavance President Students and faculty form a partnership 16 Salisbury Normal School first opened its doors on September 7, 1925 with an enrollment of 105 female students. Currently, Salisbury State has an enrollment of over 4000 undergraduates and over 400 graduate students representing 22 states and 13 countries. The College offers 27 academic majors leading to Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. Business Administration accounts for 15% of the students. Liberal Studies comprises 8%, with Nursing capturing 7% of the students. My how we ' ve grown! 17 Students try to absorb as much as possible in the short 14 weeks they ' re here. Who says you can ' t enjoy typing papers? 18 ■Mr. I saw this done once on ' That ' s Incredible ' ! 19 The years may be gone will last forever. May 24, 1986 Dear Seniors: Allow me to offer sincere congrat¬ ulations on your achievement. Your graduation places you among a most august group of alumni. Many of your predecessors are making significant contributions in law, medicine, education, service, business, the arts and humanities. It is heartwarming to know those numbers will now increase by your presence. Today ' s world of work is constantly changing. We are moving from an industrial to a more service-oriented society. Technological, social, and world community pressures demand innovative and creative resolutions for a myriad of problems. The bestowal of your degree reflects the faculty and administration ' s total confidence in your ability to share the mantle of responsibility for those solutions. Graduates of Salisbury State are highly regarded and sought after by employers, as well as graduate and professional schools. Organizations such as these will view you for what you are, the finest college graduates available virtually anywhere. Your only limitations in employment and advanced studies will come if you fail to recognize your own potentialities. While you may have attained some specific occupational training, it will be the quality education you received that stands as the hallmark of your Salisbury State experience. Today, our complex world society generates a continuous demand for skills upgrading, and ever-higher levels of critical and refined thought. Therefore, you can expect the educational direction you began here to become a lifetime pursuit. Again, I offer you congratulations and wish you peace, health, and happiness throughout your lives. Ave atque vale. Sincerely, James C. Lackie Director of Career Planning and Placement Cheryl Ann Alcorn Cambridge, MD B.S. Geography History Amy Marie Alden Conklin, NY B.A. Communication Arts Craig Allebach Glenn Dale, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Angela A. Anderson Negros Oriental, Philipp. B.S. Liberal Studies Catherine M. Anderson Rockville, MD B.A. Psychology 22 ild D. Anderson n, MD Biology Jeffrey A. Armstrong Bowie, MD B.S. Geography Kurt Lee Arrildt Glen Burnie, MD B.S. Accounting Anthony T. Arroyo Delmar, MD B.A. Liberal Studies es William Atkinson stminster, MD Liberal Studies Laura L. Atkinson Severna Park, MD B.A. Psychology Diane Michele Auer Columbia, MD B.S. Biology Life is what you make it. LCA . . . If you cannot have good grades then have good times. AM A . . . There ' s nothing stopping me now. CA . . . Nothing ventured, nothing gained. RDA . . . God, it ' s about times! JAA . . . Thank you all. JWA . . . Have the patience to accept the things you cannot change, the strength to change the things you can change, and the wisdom to know the difference between the two. DMA . . . The Sociology Dept, of 5 . 5 . C. is the best! EA on Auth lapolis, MD Liberal Studies Elaine Ayres Snow Hill, MD B.A. Sociology There are two paths you can go on - but it ' s never too late to change the road you ' re on. RB . . . Long live the J-Team! MEB . . . Bunny is my name. JMB . . . Dancing! LB . . . Thanks to my parents and professors who enabled me to have a good education. JEB . . . Airborne all the way! RTB ... If your heart if full of love you always have something to give. DB . . . Live with God as your guide. DB 77 Bruce Babashan Silver Spring, MD B.A. Physical Education Rik Bair Manchester, MD B.A. Liberal Studies John Robert Balint Lanham, MD B.S. Business Admin. Roberta Bartlett Leonardtown, MD B.S. Geography Mary E. Barton Seaford, DE B.S. Elementary Education Joyce M. Baum Westover, MD B.A. Social Work Lisa Baynard Trappe, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Barbara Elaine Beach Salisbury, MD B.A. Elementary Education Peggy Michelle Beattie La Plata, MD B.A. History Social Sci. 24 nifer E. Beeman napolis, MD . Liberal Studies Robert T. Beidleman Severna Park, MD B.S. Business Admin. vid Bennett irptown, MD v. Art olyn Berkey hton, MD Psychology Chemistry Debbie Belland Rockville, MD B.S. Nursing 25 Kathryn Ellen Blair Dumfries, VA B.S. Liberal Arts Bill A. Blockston Denton, MD B.A. Communication Arts Vanessa K. Bloodsworth Allen, MD B.S. Geography Pamela Dawn Bolden Fruitland, MD B.A. Social Work Karie Bodt Churchville, MD B.A. Leisure Studies 26 ‘gory S. Bosse :ott City, MD Liberal Studies William Patrick Boyle Queens, NY B.A. History Karen Brackman Silver Spring, MD B.A. Communication Arts Matthew Edward Brennan Dover, DE B.S. Business Admin. lie G. Brimer icess Anne, MD Mathematics Kathleen A. Brown Bowie, MD B.A. Psychology Susan Gibson-Brown Ocean City, MD B.A. Art Finally! KEB . . . But God shows His love for us in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us . . . He who has not the son of God has not the life (Romans 5:8, John 5:12) BAB . . . What a long, strange trip it ' s been. VKB ... To do everything they said I couldn ' t and more, much more!. . . Every time speak, History is in the making. WPB . . . Thanks mom dad! KB . . . The artillery lends dignity to what otherwise would be nothing but a bloody brawl. BLB 7 ? on Lee Browning estertown, MD • Geography Cecile Lou Browning Dover, DE B.A. Art Education 27 Success is never having to say I wish I would have. DLB ... Be careful what you wish for-you just might get it. GDB . . . Beth-thanks for being such a great roommate for these past 4 years! Love ya! SMB . . . Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. DB . . . Mom and Dad, thank-you for all of your love and support! DC ... I don ' t mind living in a man ' s world as long as I can be a woman ip it. (MM) CC . . . What ' s one more semester?! Thanks everyone for your support! KAC . . . Thanks to all the special people in my life for the love and support they have given me throughout the past four years. I couldn ' t have made it without them. JSC ... If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For must be traveling on now, ' cause there ' s too many places I ' ve got to see. NLC 77 Dodi Lynn Buckmaster Ocean City, MD B.A. Political Science Gail Denise Bundick Quinby, VA B.A. English Stacy Marie Burke Baltimore, MD B.S. Nursing Dianne Burkhard Wilmington, DE B.S. Biology Ruth A. Burton Street, MD B.S. Biology Teacher Educ. Denise Callahan Baltimore, MD B.S. Biology Carla Carchedi Silver Spring, MD B.A. Communication Arts Karen Anne Carlson Kensington, MD B.S. Business Admin. Jean Marie Carpenter Milton, DE B.S. Nursing 28 chard W. Carter lisbury, MD j. Chemistry Jamie Simms Causey Parsonsburg, MD B.S. Nursing Joyce M. Chale Lusaka-Zambia B.S. Liberal Studies harles S. Christian Jr. 1‘nsington, MD IA- Liberal Studies Nancy Lynne Christ Fallston, MD B.S. Biology ; Lila Y. Chisley urel, MD . Accounting 29 Karen Therese Cianci Seaford, DE B.S. Nursing Donna Maria Citro Salisbury, MD B.A. Psych. Nursing Michele Lynn Coale Bel Air, MD B.S. Liberal Arts Mary Kay Colliton Bethesda, MD B.S. Nursing Cathy Anne Cooke Simsbury, CT B.S. Business Admin. 30 Richard P. Coveil Easton, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Sherrie Ann Cranston Bel Air, MD B.S. Nursing Dawn Danette Cronk Waldorf, MD B.A. Psychology John Cuevo Bethesda, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Linda Helen Czeczulin Princess Anne, MD B.S. Geography Yeah Buddy! CJC . . . Thanks Mom Gregg; for the support and encouragement! DMC ... I finally made it! MLC ... It seemed like forever. JLC . . . Thank God I made it! PJC . . . Whoever said winning isn ' t everything never won at anything. JC . . . Never stop dreaming, cause dreams do come true! SAD 7 ? Clifton Ray Daisey Chincoteague, VA B.A. English 31 La vie est une chanson; L ' Amour est is musique. ACD . . . Thanks mom dad for everything , love you! PAD . . . the party ' s over. WOD ... 7 years of college down the drain. Now I have to cope with the real world! MTD . . . Contrary to what my friends believe, I am not a procrastinator - I just work better under pressure! MAD . . . Nothing speaks so softly as the quiet caring footsteps of a nurse! JAD . . . Thursdays! MCD . . . Thanks to my family and friends. MDD 77 Monica Damron Silver Spring, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Karen Jean Daugherty Salisbury, MD B.S. Geography Karen R. Davis Rockville MD B.S. Biology Andrea Carol Davis Salisbury, MD B.A. French Laura Ellen Davis Princess Anne, MD B.A. Social Science Polly Ann Davis Edgewater, Md B.A. Psychology William O. Deck St. Michaels, MD B.S. Biology Diana Dejesus Arecibo , PR B.S. Psychology Mark T. Denice Severna Park, MD B.A. Physical Education 32 k A. Dennis ibridge, MD Liberal Studies Jennifer A. DeRose Arnold, MD B.S. Nursing Mary C. DeSimone Mickleton, N) B.A. Liberal Studies 33 Robert Disbennett District Hgts., MD B.S. Physical Education Marcia Dodson Seaford, DE B.S. Biology Patricia A. Donahue Rising Sun, MD B.S. Business Admin. Robert Drehmer Salisbury, MD B.A. Psychology 34 i John Dykes ury, MD . iberal Studies Jill Brewster Edwards College Park, MD B.S. Elementary Education Henry Eure Royal Oak, MD B.S. Geography Kelly Eveland Hillsboro, MD B.A. Social Work i Falcone Inore, MD ' Respiratory Therapy Thia Ann Ferguson -wood, MD Liberal Studies Richard Fenton Annapolis, MD B.A. Social Work Jalene Younger Fields Salisbury, MD B.A. Communication Arts Cynthia Lynn Fenzel Pasadena, MD B.A. Philosophy XT Save the whale! MD ... If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. RD ... Be what ever you want to be - but always be yourself. CJD ... If it is to be, then it ' s up to me. JBE . . . My shoulder hurts! HE . . . Special thanks to my family! GF . . . Lots of fun! RF If 35 To Cod be the glory - great things He hath done. RMF . . . Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. EAF . . . Finally!! EF . . . Whew! MF . . . Take time to make time, make time to be there. CAF ... I am not afraid of tomorrow, for have seen yesterday, I ' m learning today. LKF . . . Knowledge is good. JG . . . Med Techs are Cod ' s gift to doctors. WDG . . . For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain. GTG . . . wish it could have been Harvard. CG 17 John Fields Baltimore, MD B.S. Accounting Roberta M. Fields Bridgeville, DE B.S. Elementary Education Michael L. Fitzgerald Rockville, MD B.S. Business Admin. Elizabeth Ann Fowler Laurel, MD B.S. Physical Education Bart Frere Fort Washington, MD B.A. Social Work Ellen Fretterd Federalsburg, MD B.A. Liberal Studies Michael Frey Smithsburg, MD B.S. Geography Craig Andrew Fringer Clinton, MD B.A. Communication Arts Karen Lynn Fromm Cockeysville, MD B.S. Biology 36 iph Gaines bury, MD Sociology Jay Gann Silver Spring, MD B.A. Social Wk Sociology Wanda Deneen Gannon Church Hill, MD B.S. Medical Technology 37 Tracey Anne Gibson St. Michaels, MD B.A. Psychology Elizabeth Gilbert Salisbury, MD B.S. Chemistry Paul Gilbert Salisbury, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Lori Kay Gilpin Frederick, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Georgia Gleadall Towson, MD B.S. Nursing Debra A. Gorrell Forest Hill, MD B.S. Elementary Education )8 ginia Dixon Gourley iisbury, MD . Biology Kathleen M. Granahan West River, MD B.A. Communication Arts Alan Gravenor Salisbury, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Wanda S. Green Baltimore, MD B.A. Communication Arts B ?phen T. Greenwood (Iisbury, MD A. Political Science Leslie Carol Grimes Annapolis, MD B.S. Nursing Michele Ann Guarneiri Accokeek, MD B.A. Political Science This has definitely been an experience!! DAG ... If you ' re gonna dream, you might as well dream big. KMG . . . Life is like catching a baseball game, you either love pain or learn to live with it. STG . . . There are in the end three things that last: faith, hope, and love, and the greatest of these is love. (I Cor.) LCG . . . Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. MAG . . . Endless waves and an endless summer! EG .. . I ' m finally out! SDG 77 •gene Guazzo ’addox, MD b- Geography Steven D. Guidan Salisbury, MD B.A. Communication Arts 39 For yesterday is but a memory, tomorrow but a dream, let us look at today and rejoice. ARH . . . Give it your all and you can have it all! DH 11 Carl Harmon Gunderson Salisbury, MD B.S. Mathematics Lisa A. Gunderson Salisbury, MD B.S. Mathematics Donna Lynne Guy Ewell, MD B.A. Communication Arts George P. Halfpap Upper Marlboro, MD B.S. Business Admin. Annette Rae Hall Willards, MD B.S. Nursing Diane Hampton Blauvelt, NV B.S. Business Admin. Lynn Maddus Hankins Parsonsburg, MD B.S. Nursing Twila Sue Harden Salisbury, MD B.S. Nursing 40 .id Hare iron, MD Liberal Studies Paul Joseph Harman Bel Air, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Dave Harrell Silver Spring, MD B.S. Business Admin. )len Harrison -an City, MD Communication Arts ' I k Kevin Harrison Oomoke City, MD Political Science 41 Thomas E. Harvey St. Davids, PA B.A. Liberal Arts Sandra C. Hastings Salisbury, MD B.A. Social Work William N. Hastings Salisbury, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Rena L. Hayes Joppa, MD B.A. English Education 42 nifer Ann Hendricks Iiey, MD L. Art History Ann M. Hermann Gaithersburg, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Teresa Herold Pasadena, MD B.S. Business Admin. Claudia A. Hession Annapolis, MD B.A. Psychology hndell Y. Hester : Washington, MD 3. Respiratory Therapy Lisa Hinterleiter Wilmington, DE B.A. Communication Arts William S. Hitch, Jr. Laurel, DE B.S. Accounting Thanks mom dad! RLH . . . Love, laughter and tears see us through the years. JAH ... It seems we just get started and before you know it, it ' s time we have to say so long. CAH . . . The Source: Well, it ' s just what I heard. LH 77 ' inifer Holder ddletown, MD Psychology Frank M. Holloway II Selbyville, DE B.S. Business Admin. 43 Salutos my darlings , and you know who you are „ you look marvelous! BLH . . . Do your best and you ' ll make it. LEH . . . Thanks mom for all your love and support. BH . . Here ' s to you mom , I couldn ' t have done it without you! Thanks! PMH . . . When you feel that you are at the bottom , look up , it could be beautiful. RH . . . Shoot for the moon and even if you miss you will still be among the stars. WH ... I Corinthians 13. JKI... So - how does it end? JJJ . . . R.A. ' s are really nice people! JLJ 77 i Susan Marie Hubbard Kensington, MD B.S. Geography Brad Lee Howard Salisbury, MD B.A. Art Cheryl Lynn Hudock Salem, NJ B.A. Liberal Arts Linda E. Hubbard Cambridge, MD B.S. Business Admin. Judi Hudson Salisbury, MD B.S. Elementary Education Bernadette Humphreys Landover Hills, MD B.S. Elementary Education Patricia M. Humphreys Landover Hills, MD B.S. Elementary Education Richard Humphreys California, MD B.S. Liberal Studies William Hunsberger Waldorf, MD B.A. Communication Arts 44 il Layfield Insley less Anne, MD 3iology Jane Ketterman Insley Tyaskin, MD B.S. Nursing Jacqueline J. Jenkins Dover, DE B.S. Respiratory Therapy rra A. Johnson ? on, MD Psychology h Lyndon Jones i; Sun, MD Mommunication Arts Thomas Carl Johnson Glen Arm, MD B.S. Geography 45 Georgia M. Justice Atlantic, VA B.A. Liberal Studies Michael J. Keene Easton, MD B.S. Business Admin. Nicholas S. Keene Baltimore, MD B.S. Nursing Ann W. Kellam Onley, VA B.S. Nursing Karen B. Kinnane Severna Park, MD B.A. Psychology Joanne Kitching Ewell, MD B.A. Social Work 46 fen D. Kline sin, MD , usiness Admin. Lisa A. Korman Reistertown, MD B.S. Elementary Education Kristen A. Krompart Federalsburg, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Bruce C. Laire Upper Montclair, NJ B.S. Geography n Lamica r ss Anne, MD Computer Science Carol A. Langham Dover, DE B.S. Nursing Tamera Lee Layman Royal Oak, MD B.A. Liberal Studies V Stop wasting time! MJK . . . Thanks Phi Alphas! ! couldn ' t have done it without you! NK . . . hanks Dad and Mom! KBK ... I ' m so upset y ' all. JK . . . To all those good friends who have made my years the best. Thanks! KK . . . CAT You are a good friend! BCL ... If I make it out of here, I ' ll be forever grateful! CAL . . . C ' mon, Lu! Let ' s blow off class and go to the beach, beach! TLL . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. LL n Leahy i n, MD Cursing Tracy Taylor Lednum Easton, MD B.S. Business Admin. 47 It ' s fast, it ' s fun, it ' s safe and it makes you feel good! CLL . . . Shoot for the moon, with strength and Cod on your side, you will reach the stars. BLL . . . Life is a feast and most poor suckers are starving to death. NEL . . . Thanks to a die-hard family, friends and teachers! To further on is a must. To find the true path is a blessing. MTM ... I love you Richard James Fenton! ARM . . . Pride in Yourself! JAM y 7 Shelly Lynn LeGates Milton, DE B.S. Medical Technology Tracy Lee Leventhal Cambridge, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Deborah K. Lowe Laurel, DE B.A. Art James Royal Littleton Parsonsburg, MD B.S. Computer Science David E. Lupi Germantown, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Christina L. Lockhart North East, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Nora E. Lynch Princess Anne, MD B.A. Communication Arts Breta LaWann London Landover, MD B.S. Respiratory Therapy Doretta M. Madey Burkittsville, MD B.S. Nursing 48 hael T. Madsen i-more, MD ! Biology Kenneth Lynn Mahan Salisbury, MD B.S. Business Admin. David Ronald Malone Salisbury, MD B.S. Business Admin. 49 Jennifer L. Manzione Salisbury, MD B.A. Psychology Diana Kay Marine Hurlock, MD B.S. Elementary Education Eric Van Mariner Painter, VA B.S. Physical Education Annette Marie Marsden Waldorf, MD B.A. LiberalArts 50 ;n Charisse Matthews jmore, MD Psychology Kelley R. McCabe Selbyvilie, DE B.S. Accounting Tammy Lee McCabe Seaford, DE B.A. Psychology Margaret Ann McConnell Annapolis, MD B.S. Physical Education ly McCormick ?:rna Park, MD Art Monica McCoy Bel Air, MD B.S. Business Admin. Michael McKechnie Lanham, MD B.S. Geography Friends are life ' s treasures. SMM . . . Life would be dull and colourless but for the obstacles that we have to overcome and the fights that we have to win. DCM . . . if all of our wishes were gratified, many of our dreams would be destroyed. TLM ... I will sense” the future. MM . . . Use the talents you possess; for the woods Sf would be silent if no birds sang except the best. DEM 1 id Edward Meehan ton, MD • Geography Mary Merinsky Eden, MD B.A. Psychology 51 Many grateful thanks to all of you through the years and let ' s not forget the best of times . BAM . . . Lllaaapppssseee!!! BMM . . . Don ' t sweat the details. KRM . . . Thanks to all the people that helped to make these 4 years so special. DSM ... They key to happiness in the world of love is God , your parents and family and 6060 yourself. REM . . . Sounds groovy to me! VM S Betsy A. Messersmith Silver Spring, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Daniel Miles Olney, MD B.S. Business Admin. Blaise M. Miller Silver Spring, MD B.S. Bus. Admin Lib. Stud. Carol Ann Miller Westminster, MD B.S. Mathematics Kevin Rogers Miller Annapolis, MD B.A. Liberal Studies Donna Mills Cambridge, MD B.A. Art Cheryl Minton Salisbury, MD B.S. Geography Joanne Elizabeth Molenda Salisbury, MD B.A. Communication Arts Jean Marie Montague Seaford, DE B.A. Elementary Education 52 M. Montigny MD Communication Arts Diane S. Moody Ellicott City, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Rodericka Elaine Moore Delmar, DE B.S. Respiratory Therapy rjean Moriarty Mley Stream, NY leisure Studies c ria Mounts � polis, MD Psychology Patricia Powell Morris Willards, MD B.S. Nursing 53 Kathleen R. Neal Cambridge, MD B.A. Communication Arts Kimberly Ann Niblett Verona, NJ B.S. Biology Donna Northam Galena, MD B.A. Liberal Arts Gail L. Nuttall Phoenix, MD B.S. Nursing William O ' Brien Rockville, MD B.S. Business Admin. 54 lam O ' Connell pderick, MD I). Liberal Arts James O ' Halloran Budd Lake, NJ B.S. Physical Education Carl J. Oursler Fort Washington, MD B.S. Business Admin. George A. Oursler II Upperco, MD B.A. Liberal Arts iawne Outten ow Hill, MD A. Psychology Michele Irene Owens Salisbury, MD B.S. Nursing Crystal D. Owensby Kennett Square, PA B.A. Sociology Thanks mom and dad! TEM . . . Thanks, had a blast! KAN ... It was not as much a mental learning experience than an emotional one. DN ... It wasn ' t me. WO . . . Quit your grinnin ' . SO . . . Now it ' s time to be with my husband! MIO 11 m ‘d Ernest Palik ■rt Washington, MD A. History Melissa Pantalone Annapolis, MD B.S. Elementary Education 55 Thanks to all my family and friends for all their support. I could not have done it without you. LCSP . . . Thank you God! KP . . . Bag it and do good on the final. I love you Raisenette, Quais-Lou and most of all, the Big Guy. Thanks for being there! PCP . . . True happiness is found with true friends. CMP . .. If I had to do it all over again, I would not change a thing. BJP . . . No one can make you feel inferior unless you give them permission. CCP . . . Thanks mom and dad! WGP . . . Thanks to all! TLP . . . Seize the opportunity and make each day give to you what you want. And of course, Be All You Can Be. JKP Cheryl C. Persico Baltimore, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Kenneth R. Paulus Delmar, MD B.S. Liberal Arts Betsy Jane Perry Greensburg, PA B.S. Nursing Lisa Carol Smith Parker Catonsville, MD B.S. Nursing Patricia Carol Payne Rockville, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Nellie L. Perrygo Accokeek, MD B.S. Nursing Neva Parker Berlin, MD B.A. Social Work Colleen Marie Pease Beltsville, MD B.S. Mathematics SPRINGFIELD j cq— 2 m SS8g°o£ I sauva yvcroO j ; u mooaa II 3 umsta f LVESTONf 56 Vida C. Pettit V?aton, MD I. Accounting Mary Beth Phillips Onancock, VA B.S. Nursing Richard L. Phillips Centreville, MD B.S. Business Admin 57 Marcia L. Pitcher Accokeek, MD B.S. Business Admin. Donna-Rae Plutschak Easton, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Robert G. Pohlmann III Ocean City, MD B.S. Business Admin. Craig Poorbaugh Towson, MD B.A. Physical Education 58 Hi D. Potter Jamore, MD L Liberal Studies Karen L. Price Marion, MD B.S. Nursing Howard Pusey Salisbury, MD B.S. Business Admin. Kathy Debra Pusey Eden, MD B.A. Art Jtnifer L. Quinn Aold, MD B Physical Education Louis Francis Reale, Jr. Ocean City, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Joyce M. Reb Upper Marlboro, MD B.A. Liberal Studies The best of luck to all my jewel friends, remember Cock Robin and A ha! KEP ... I made it! CP .. . Live one day at a time, yet look into the future with a positive attitude It ' s the only way to go! TDP . . . Tis the human touch in this world that counts; the touch of your hand in mine KLP . . . Go to the islands and forget it all (STYX) JLQ . . . Have fun while you can and take advantage of all opportunities because if you don ' t, you ' ll regret it when you ' re old. LFR . . . Are we having fun yet? TR Terrie Retallick Baltimore, MD B.A. Liberal Studies t nita Y. Reid f t Washington, MD Respiratory Therapy ff 59 Love those late night parties! KDR ... I wish all my friends the best in the future. I ' ll always cherish our friendship. DMR . . .Dare to feel your heart, dare to feel your mind, dare to change your life, you will only have this time, dare to dream. AVR . . . It ' s been a long time. WR . . . I ' ve made it through college, now comes the hard part - the REAL WORLD! CRR . . . May you experience the beauty of many golden sunsets. And may each new dawn bring you closer to your dreams and goals! TR . . . Salisbury - A.M.F. - am gone! JR .. . May all our dreams come true. Thanks mom, dad, Karen, Will and Brent. I love you! MES 77 Keith David Rhine Ridley Park, PA B.A. Liberal Studies David Michael Rib Bethesda, MD B.A. Liberal Studies Karen Rice Chestertown, MD B.S. Elementary Education Stewart David Riley Timonium, MD B.S. Business Admin. Deneen Cherise Robinson Westover, MD B.S. Nursing Marilyn Hope Robinson Cambridge, MD B.A. Social Work Andrea V. Rohr Mt. Airy, MD B.A. Communication Arts William Rolleston Laurel, MD B.S. Geography Gordean Renee Rollins Salisbury, MD B.A. Business Admin. 60 Ti:y Ross [ionium, MD B. Elementary Education Theresa Russell Ocean City, MD B.S. Respiratory Therapy Jerry Ryan Frederick, MD B.S. Business Admin. 61 Dirk Robert Scheppelmann Havre de Grace, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Scott D. Schmidt Baltimore, MD B.A. Psychology Richard A. Schraf Julie Anne Seif Davidsonville, MD Salisbury, MD B.A. Liberal Studies B.S. Nursing Diane Marie Seiler Salisbury, MD B.A. English 62 «?l Shamer alnore, MD S lementary Education Carlton Allen Shatzer Hagerstown, MD B.S. Liberal Studies James Sheranko Silver Spring, MD B.S. Respiratory Therapy Russell Alan Shiflett Chestertown, MD B.S. Geography c� : Shockley abury, MD . Philosophy Holly Elizabeth Simms Sykesville, MD B.S. Nursing Todd Simpson Eastville, VA B.S. Geography ' e n A. Sistek : ?st Hill, MD Liberal Studies Karen Jean Slacum Fruitland, MD B.A. Spanish Second. Educ. Look mom and dad - I did it! Thanks for everything! SAS . . . You look marvelous! DRS . . . When I was young; people spoke of immorality. All the things they said were wrong, are what I want to be. RAS . . . I can ' t believe it! DMS . . . My friends are my life; without them I would be nothing. Phi Alpha. CAS . . . Revenge on the Killer Duck! JS . . . Thanks mom and dad for all the help and love to get me through. RAS . . . Not until the Philosophers are the rulers or the rulers have the spirit and power of Philosophy, will the human race emerge from its troubles and behold the light of day. SS . . . Thanks mom and dad! I love you! KAS . . . Don ' t just dream - if you make the most out of everything you have, you can go alot farther and be alot more than you ever thought possible. KJS 63 Life is short - live it to the fullest. JMS . . . All glory and honor to you our Lord Jesus Christ. RJS ... If it ' s to be - it ' s up to me. TS . . . Everything will work out. JMS . . . Change stirs something deep inside us, and without it that something sleeps and seldom awakens. JS ... An meine Freunde Danke schon, Ich Hebe euch! LS . . . Thanks mom and dad. HS . . . When I remember my 4 years here, I remember 4 things - my rommate Dave, Choptank 3rd floor, Queef and the Ocean and the guys in 1H Chesapeake. MRS ... It ' s been a blast! BS S S Jill M. Smith Salisbury, MD B.A. Art Teena Smith Salisbury, MD B.S. Physical Education Theresa A. Smith Salisbury, MD B.A. English Anne Renee Souther Bel Air, MD B.S. Biology Dawn Dorman Spicer Salisbury, MD B.A. Communication Arts Erin Stalionis Baltimore, MD B.S. Psychology Richard John Smith Adelphi, MD B.A. Communication Arts James Michael Snyder Hagerstown, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Jeff Starnes Annapolis, MD B.S. Liberal Studies 64 in Stefany mpolis, MD S.Jursing liiael R. Stone ;orf, MD Communication Arts e Sulenos Hena, MD ■Nursing Helen Stoeckert Cedar Grove, NJ B.A. Social Work Kevin L. Stoetzel Greenbelt, MD B.S. Business Admin. ■ t • 65 A Anton H. Sutto, Jr. Fairfax, VA B.S. Business Admin. Mark Alan Summers Jefferson, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Alex Sweetak Easton, MD B.S. Psychology Sara Sweetman Fort Washington, MD B.A. Social Work Candace Swift Salisbury, MD B.A. Communication Arts 66 Brice Scott Taylor Gaithersburg, MD B.S. Medical Technology Dewayne Taylor Oxon Hill, MD B.S. Geography Karen E. Taylor Federalsburg, MD B.A. Art Janice Rae Templeton Silver Spring, MD B.A. Art Richard S. Templeton II College Park, MD B.A. Communications Hist. He who cannot forgive others, breaks the bridge which he himself must pass. MAS ... I did it my way (HP) AHS ... Is that right! AS . . . To my family and friends, thanks for teaching me to love and loving me enough to send me forward. SS . . . Please Care. CS ... A priceless education: the 4 years I ' ve learned of myself and others. BST . . . This is only the beginning! DT . . . Memories- always and forever - now life! EL T Eric L. Tewey Baltimore, MD B.A. Liberal Studies 67 Thanks for the wonderful memories! PHT . . . My family is proud of me, especially my grandpa. ACT . . . Afoot and lighthearted I take to the open road. Healthy, free , the world before me. The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose - Whitman. SLT. . . Now it ' s time for the real world. CMV . . . Thank God , finally made it. Thanks family and friends. RV Jerry Dale Thomas Hollywood, MD B.S. Business Admin. Judy A. Todd Crocheron, MD B.S. Respiratory Therapy Joan Thune Snow Hill, MD B.S. Business Admin. Nancy Lee Travers Woolford, MD B.A. Social Work Tracy Tice Mechanicsville, MD B.A. Leisure Studies Amanda Chesterene Trego Salisbury, MD B.S. Acctg Business Admin Paula Helene Thompson Fairfield, CT B.S. Nursing Joyce Este lle Todd Crocheron, MD B.S. Nursing Deborah Lynne Truncellito Woodcliffe Lake, NJ B.S. Liberal Studies 68 S ron Lynne Tunney Padena, MD B. Communication Arts Betty Jo Tyler Rhodes Point, MD B.A. Liberal Studies fe Melanie Underkoffler Mt. Airy, MD B.A. Communication Arts (ristopher M. Vane Sford, DE f Liberal Studies idra L. Wallace Abury, MD ' ■ Art B.S. Elem. Educ. Rebecca Vaughan Crisfield, MD B.A. Elementary Education 69 % Jeffrey Paul Ward Baltimore, MD B.A. Liberal Studies William R. Watson Berlin, MD B.S. Biology Sarah Webster Sharptown, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Lisa Michelle Welsh George M. Werner Salisbury, MD Glassboro, NJ B.S. Biology B.A. Communication Arts 70 Si Lynn Weston kiie, MD Biology Education C ryl Kay Wein Si.bury, MD B Business Admin. James White, Jr. Seat Pleasant, MD B.A. Sociology Walter Gorman Willey Cambridge, MD B.S. Accounting Wendy A. Wickman Edgewater, MD B.A. Art George H. Williams Elkton, MD B.A. Liberal Arts Gregory Widenhouse Baltimore, MD B.S. Business Admin. It wasn ' t so bad - in fact, it ' s been great. JPW ... I should have learned to play the guitar. WRW . . . Those things in life having no value are those which when given away are dimished; those things of value are those which when shared are increased. SW . . . Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goal. CMW . . . Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today! GLW . . . Live for the moment! CKW . . . The more you put into living, the more you get out of life; life is what you make it! KSW k s B S. Williams ibury, MD Geography Kelly Quinn Williamson Swedesboro, NJ B.A. Communication Arts 71 You have to swing to hit the ball - Coach. CW . . . The greatest pleasure comes from doing what others say you cannot do! KMW . . . Friends are forever so lets stay in touch. DRW . . . No one can walk backward into the future. MY . . . Experience does not ever err, it is only your judgement that errs in promising itself results which are not caused by your experiments. PSY . . . Follow your dreams CMZ . . . These past 4 V 2 years I ' ve learned alot about myself. I ' ve learned to appreciate things, especially my family and the friends I ' ve made here, who I will cherish forever. DLZ . . . Time well spent leaves no regrets. JKZ Blair Willing Salisbury, MD B.S. Business Admin. Charles Willis Potomac, MD B.S. Economics Carol Wilson Salisbury, MD B.S. Chemistry Patricia A. Wingard Georgetown, DE B.S. Biology Katherine M. Winkeljohn College Park, MD B.S. Business Admin. Cynthia L. Wood Lothiam, MD B.S. Accounting Denise Rene Wood Damascus, MD B.A. Elementary Education Tad M. Woodward Arnold, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Michelle Yasko Salisbury, MD B.S. Biology 72 ul. Yoder st reenville, PA V.rt Celeste M. Ziara Salisbury, MD B.S. Respiratory Therapy Debra Lynn Zito Linthicum, MD B.S. Liberal Studies Hr «S1 h K. Zombro u wick, MD S. hysical Education EW YORK ORLEANS | rrsiivj xnois Q V -[ ' rv Z ■ - 1 X SEATTLE zO SOUJOHOH ;mmmi I- -H iaOd3A3dHS 73 Salisbury State College has an infinite number of clubs and organizations run by students. All campus organizations have the opportunity to become recognized and receive money from the student activity fees budget. Many clubs prefer to remain inde pendent and generate their own funds. Regardless of their affiliation, SSC ' s student organizations are a great asset to our campus socially, academically, and culturally. A discussion of the many activities sponsored by these groups would require the entire book. Each of us has been involved, either directly or indirectly, with these events and realize how bland and unstimulating our campus would be if it were not motivated by students striving to nurture their special needs and interests. Unfortunately, we do not realize what a fiercely devoted knit of students we are until we reflect on all the extra-curricular events we attended or organized. Such dedication has been overlooked lately with talk of apathy among our ranks. In light of such pessimism especially, the student leaders involved in these organizations deserve a great deal of respect and gratitude for their dedication and service to campus life. It is their involvement which allows these clubs to prosper year after year. Ken Paulus keeps SSPB running smoothly. The strength of our spirit student organizations. Lies In i Outdoor Club at their finest. SSC Creeks in action! Student Orienting Students (SOS) is designed as an orientation program to help freshmen develop academic survival skills and a support network among their peers. The program introduces students to campus life, cultural events, and the extra services offered. As well, it coaches freshmen in how to study and learn in informal classroom settings. The SOS organization sponsors the Wilderness Program during the summer which has taken incoming students canoeing in Canada, cycling in New England, and sailing on the Chesapeake Bay to allow them to develop friends and contacts before actually entering SSC. The Rugby Club is alive and thriving at SSC! 76 W I Business Economics Society skillfully led by Michael Keene. The SSC women of Alpha Sigma Tau! 77 Students at) Residence Life Staff away from their appointed duty stations! 78 together ROTC on manuevers in the pool! SSC Marching Band oling 79 PHA SIGMA TAU na Hayes PROPRIATIONS BOARD Fitzgerald W. Pettit :ta beta beta illiam Watson .ACK STUDENT UNION rgil Tyler JSINESS ECONOMICS SOCIETY ichael Keene OMPUTER CLUB rry Kensinger YCLINC CLUB ill Ford tANCE COMPANY largaret McConnell TA IOTA CHAPTER )F PHI ALPHA THETA VERGREEN YEARBOOK . Carlson K. Winklejohn LYER NEWSMAGAZINE hris Barkell RENCH CLUB jrace Long ERMAN CLUB eth Gilbert HISTORY Mharon Jones iONORS STUDENT ASSOCIATION oriAnn Kafer NTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL an Prager NTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SOCIATION Tita Patel KAPPA PSI KAPPA RESIDENCE LIFE STAFF Kathy Becker Barry King MARTIAL ARTS CLUB Kevin Adams MATH CLUB Lisa Gunderson RUGBY CLUB Darrien Ripple RUTH POWELL STUDENT EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATION Bruce McLean MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB SALISBURY STATE PROGRAM BOARD Mike Dean B. Miller K. Paulus NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS OF ACCOUNTANTS Walter Willey OUTDOOR CLUB Harold Aikens PHI KAPPA PHI Dr. A. DiGiovanna PHILOSOPHICAL CLUB Cynthia Fenzel PI GAMMA MU Beth Jackson POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Michelle Guerharri P.R.O.U.D. Laura Sanders PSI CHI Laura Webb PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Laura Webb SCARAB C. Ray Daisey SIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Belinda Cathey SNEA Lori Klei SOCIAL WORK CLUB Helen Stoeckert SOPHANES Candace Swift STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION Mary Kay Colliton STUDENT SENATE Brian Eichelberger WSSC RADIO STATION Craig Fringer ZETA TAU ALPHA Lisa McKnight The momentum carriei Salisbury State College - a small college full of challenge. The students here value their participation on the playing fields to supplement their academic exercises. The intercollegiate athletic program for men and women is administered by Lou Marciani, Director of Athletics and an Athletic Advisory Committee. Funding for this program is provided by student athletic fees and athletic contest receipts. The intercollegiate athletic program includes: Fall - (men) cross-country, football, soccer; (women) field hockey, tennis, cross-country; Winter - (men) basketball, wrestling; (women) basketball, swimming; Spring - (men) baseball, lacrosse, tennis, track and field; (women) lacrosse, softball, track and field. Salisbury State College is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) - Division III. playing fields Rugby Soccer Softball Swimming Men ' s Tennis Women ' s Tennis Volleyball Wrestling 11 - 02-01 10-07-01 18-06 02-07 18-05 05-10 13-12 02-12 Sports Baseball Men ' s Basketball Women ' s Basketball Field Hockey Football Lacrosse Stats 12-28-01 14-12 14-11 12-04-01 10-02 12-04 f ■ 84 85 ' •‘‘r Homecoming game tensions gave rise to rejoicing as the Sea Gulls romped over Ramapo. The behind-the-scenes supporters - SSC ' s sports trainer staff takes care our athletes remain in top shape. 86 Women ' s Softball provided us with a well- rounded choice of athletic programs. 87 Last season it was observed that our mascot was looking a bit worn and seedy. Some even suggested that he was beginning to molt. In response, the Alumni Association set out to design the new look for our mascot. “Sammy the Sea Gull hails from the same hatchery that produced the Baltimore Orioles ' Oriole. He is brought to life through Michelle Holmes, an SSC sophomore. She is five feet, five inches tall and a graduate of the official mascot training school. She has had to learn quite a bit, beginning with getting Sammy on. This is done is layers beginning with his distinctive feet and ending after layer after layer of quilting, wires fur, snaps, clay, ties, and wings are attached. Sammy will be out there encouraging our team and crowds for years to come! 88 89 9 The Rugby team readies themselves for stiff competition on the playing fields. I got it! calls a member of the women ' s tennis team. They found themselves faced with an unusually difficult season this year. 90 mi. 91 The White House Washington May 16, 1986 I am delighted to send warm congratulations to the 1986 graduating class of Salisbury State College. Today, your families, fellow students, faculty, and friends join with you to celebrate an unforgettable milestone in your lives. The pride you fe l is a special one. Your years of study have been an adventure — a mixture of discoveries and disappointments, frustration and achievements — because the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom never comes easy. Now you have reached your goal, and today you can catch a glimpse of the promise and the challenge that lies before you. Learning carries with it an important responsibility, so I would ask each of to resolve today to return to the community that congratulates you today some replacement for all it has given you. Use your knowledge not only as a tool for your own livelihood, but also for the well-being of America. The future really does rest with you. Nancy joins me in sending you our heartfelt best. May you have great success and happiness in the years ahead. God bless you. r JU . . . and the divers continued. :rray of activities ! i • • events What does th; Mike Sinisgalli picks out his formal uniform for the military ball. Students become enlightened on physical and mental well-being during the annual Wellness Day. 94 uture hold? 95 Are we ready to face the challenge? Crowds gather on Red Square to enjoy the sun and the fun! m Paula and Byron put on their best voices trying to raise money in the annual Phon-A-Thon. 97 I j i m 98 H. Stoekert (left) and E. Gilbert (right) were honored at the annual Honors Convocation with the distinction of Outstanding Seniors for the year 1986. 99 GRADW Salisbury State College ' s Class of 1986, the largest at 667 undergraduates, was recognized for its academic achievements at the College ' s 63rd Commencement on Saturday, May 24, at 10:00 a.m. at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center. Baltimore ' s Mayor William Schaefer presented the address. The Class of 1986 included 396 Bachelor of Science degrees, 244 Bachelor of Arts degrees, and 27 Bachelor of Arts in Social Work. Congratulations!! too 101 It can never be said that Salisbury State College doesn ' t provide the opportunity for a well- rounded education for its students. Included in its offerings we found intramural sports to include basketball, softball, indoor soccer, volleyball, and flag football. If we weren ' t up to exerting ourselves, a crowd could always be found in the College Center playing Trivial Pursuit or video games. A more relaxed atmosphere was always present in the lounges of the dorms where people escaped to the world of soap operas or television sports. At night, the city of Salisbury invited us to partake of two dollar movies on Tuesday nights or window shop in the mall. We could even be found at the bowling alleys or eating in the vast array of restaurants surrounding the college. Moreover, we found ourselves immersed in refreshments at the Phoenix, or dancing away at the Flying Club. But of course, there remained the famous watering holes known as the Firehouse (Bogart ' s? Country Palace?) and the Circle Bar, and Byrds (Sam ' s?). While we recouped from such immersion, we watched our roommates play practical jokes on unsuspecting neighbors at the risk of being written up by an R.A. Each of us has our own memories of antics performed on campus. Sometimes, but not always, we got away with them. In unique ways we all felt the feeling of unity and belongingness whenever we walked around campus and greeted friends, reminding us of those crazy times. We always found 104 105 106 107 There is no limit to the interior decorating talents displayed at SSC! mMMk- •� ■ • w-- 4, � : ’ 108 109 no Ill e et e o ' 5 5 =. _ • xMc® .A e � cn e 1 5V35. ° i 35 ° ' � r:« � £S o0 ®„. boP e c 1 to� f fei d °r, t V 1 , o s ;« - „o ' ' ° u ' -om o° bope ' tb ;• eac r-o , ' « , vjo ' v xNe „ moo? P -vd ' 0 , „, voO ' ao 1 yCad e , a ce ■ C o , e% e o° ero’ to V c