Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1987 volume:

Salisbury State College Salisbury, Maryland Volume CXI EVERGREEttikas been the name of SSC ' s yearbook since, the firsjpedition in 1926. The purpose of the „ yearbook summarized from that book is to keep alive the ever-green in the hearts of the students, the spirit of co-operation, loyalty and the v willingness to work and win which have possible this record of the year s progress. % TNi ' i.v : i fey ■ $. • « 2 v ' 7io no c %V ,w fat I| fflf . I ill 1 sP C C° X Njcv e 6- c 1 ao ’ aS e 1 ,( ° °‘ i , A 9 A % % 3S . 5 I Attending college brings about many new responsibilities; there are decisions to be made and goals to be set. It has been said, ' that a picture is worth a thousand words.” SSC students express how they feel about SSC and college in general. 6 ' If ' A great deal of faces and backgrounds make up Salisbury State College. Although we all have our individual goals, opinions and style SSC is what makes us one. M.P. Minton, Dean of Admissions stated in an interview with the Flyer newsmagazine that, Many of the incoming students cite the value of having a faculty that is accessible. They find SSC is not so big that it will swallow them up, yet not so small that they will constantly be conspicuous. . One of the best selling tools we use to attract top calibar students is to let them talk to students who are already here. Without the closeness of the campus we would only be individuals; however, together we are Salisbury State College. 9 10 Homecoming 1986 celebrated on the weekend of October 24th-26th marked the 50 year reunion of the class of 1936. The alumni of Salisbury State participated in cocktail parties, luncheons, an anniversary tea and a special alumni dinner. The alumni dinner and grand reunion was held Saturday in the Ruth Powell Dining Hall following the homecoming victory in football when the Sea Gulls beat Montclair State 13-6. Lori McGee was crowned Homecoming Queen 1986 by last year ' s queen Lynese DeVance during halftime. A special edition to the football game was the performance of the alumni band. The Tennesse Williams play, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof was performed during the weekend in Holloway Hall by the College Players. Homecoming Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opened the 1986-87 College Theater season. They play opened on October 17th in Holloway Hall Auditorium. Salisbury State Theater also presented You Know I Can ' t Hear You When The Water ' s Running which opened November 14th in Holloway Hall also. 12 Theater 13 0f% Mi n o )i The United States Olympic Field Hockey Team played an exhibition match against SSC ' s Field Hockey Team October 15th on the Chesapeake Field. Coach Karen Weaver stated in an interview that It ' s the ultimate challenge for our players and coaches. ' ' The Salisbury State women s field hockey team ended their season by becoming the 1986 NCAA Division III national champions. This is the Sea Gulls first-ever national crown. On another positive note, the Sea Gull football team traveled to Phenix City, Alabama on December 13th to play Augustana College of Rock Island, Illionois for the NCAA Division III national championship in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl. Although the Sea Gulls did not come home with the final victory, they will always be our champions. Congratulations to both teams for an outstanding season. 16 No Fame, no Fortune, Just Fun! The Snow Queen, one of Hans Christian Andersons fairy tales, was reinterpreted as a modern ballet production, and opened in the Holloway Hall Auditorium on December 5. The production was made possible in part by a grant from the Salisbury State College Foundation. Another attraction in the fall was Las Vegas Hite which is sponsored by the Ruth Pow ell Student Employee Organization. Las Vegas Hite has proven itself as one of the events to bring administrators, faculty, staff and students together to socialize and have fun. The Blizzard of Bucks and Talent Hite were two more events that provided a chance for SSC to get together and enjoy themselves. Fall Events 17 Experience A great deal of students agree that one of the advantages of Attending Salisbury State College is that there is always ample opportunity to get hands on” experience in the community or on campus, which makes a definite difference in the end. Academics Mrs. Diane Abresch Library Library Assistant Mrs. Linda Abresch Math Sciences Office Secretary Mrs. Sharon Adkins Library Library Assistant Mrs. Helga Aikins School of Business Secretary Mr. Richard Allen. Ill Computer Services D.P. Programmer Miss Gretchen Altergott Public Relations Graphic Designer Dr. Eva Anderson Education faculty Dr. William Anderson Psychology Paculty Mr. Melvin Ang History Political Sciences Paculty Mrs. Wende Ang Library Reference Librarian Mr. George Armstrong Pood Services Pood Services Supv Mr. Grady Armstrong Intramurals Recreation Director Dr. Homer Austin Math Sciences Paculty Ms. Shirley Aydelotte School of Liberal Arts Office Secretary Miss Beulah Ayres Pood Services Pood Services Supv Ms. Karen Badros nursing Undergraduate Chr Mrs. Debra Bailey Physical Plant Administrative Aide Mrs. Phyllis Banks nursing Paculty Mr. nicholas Banks. Jr. Pood Services Pood Services Supv Dr. Elizabeth Barfield School of nursing Dean Miss Rosalie Barretta Physical Education Aquatic Director Dr. Harry Basehart Political Science Chairman Ms. Susan Battistoni nursing Paculty Mrs. Anne Beach Library Library Assistant 24 Dr. Thomas Bellava nee Office of the President President of the College Ms. Carol Bosserman Academic Affairs Counselor Mrs. Lois Bromley Library Library Assistant Miss Monica Benac nursing Paculty Mrs. Bonnie Boulanger Library Typist Clerk Miss Haney Bromley Library Library Assistant Dr. Robert Berry History Paculty Dr. Carolyn Bowden Education Faculty Mr. Jim Brown Physical Plant Assistant Director Mrs. Deborah Biggs Ward Foundation Museum Administrative Dir Mr. Paul Bowden Food Service Food Service Mgr Mrs. Morma Brown Office of the President Administrative Aide Dr. John Bing Education Paculty Mrs. Harriett Bowen Computer Services Data Proc Tech Mr. Robert Brown Public Safety Sergeant Mr. Bruce Blanchard Communications Center Dir of Engineering Mr. William Bowen Motor Pool Automotive Serv Spec Mrs. Voncelia Brown nursing Faculty Dr. David Block Geography Faculty Dr. Maurice Bozman Education Chairman Mr. Eugene Bunting Public Safety Lieutenant Mrs. Betty Lou Bloodsworth Office of the President Executive Secretary Mr. Monte Bradley Food Service Director Mr. James Burgess Art Chairman Mrs. Carol Bloodsworth Publications Illustrator Mrs. Sylvia Bradley History Faculty Mr. Leon Burks Admissions Financial Aid Assoc Dean Mr. Chester Boggs Physical Plant Maint Chief Mr. Jackson Bradshaw Financial Services Dir Qenrl Accounting Mrs. Susan Burley School of Business raculty Mrs. Elaine Bolden Financial Services Fiscal Clerk Mr. John Briddel Physical Plant Qrounds Supv Mr. Dean Burroughs Physical Education Athletic Director (Interim) Mr. Michael Boolukos School of Business Coordinator of Student Service Mr. Richard Briddell Food Service Food Service Supv Dr. nelson Butler Academic Affairs Vice President Dr. Phillip Bosserman Sociology Faculty Mrs Katrina Brittingham Career Plan and Placement Office Secretary Dr. Susan Cabral Philosophy Chairman «s Mary Calcotl t ' allsh julty ' i. Karen Carey Urary V-retary Mrs. Linda Cockey Music raculty Mr. Ethelbert Collins Physical Plant Housekeeper Supv Mr. Deane Deshon Physical Education raculty Mr. Gerard Dibartolo School of Business raculty Mr. John rields Dean of Students Asst Dean Mrs. Judith rischer Library Cataloger Kathryn Carson brary vfcrencc Librarian |i Gregory Cashman i litical Science faulty Linda Cashman (search and Development |- of Research I Donald Cathcart ' th Sciences airman Dr. Keith Conners School of Prof Studies Dean Mr. Alvah Constantine Education Dir of field Experiences Miss Cynthia Cornish Communications Center Coord Production Services Mrs. Dolores Cottman Pood Service food Service Mgr Dr. Augustine Diglovanna Biology raculty Mr. Thomas Dillon Computer Science raculty Mr. Carmen Dlsylvestro rood Service Assoc Director Miss Lorratrne Dorman Computer Services Data Proc Supv Mrs. Queenle fisher Admission financial Aid Office Secretary Mrs Mary riagg Computer Science raculty Miss Dorthy riemlng Housing (Residence Halls) Area Director Dr. Jessie riemlng Music faculty is. Alicia Cathell lancial Services trk Typist Mrs. Betty Crockett Business and finance Internal Auditor Miss Tracy Douglas Business and finance Clerk Typist Mr. William rord Mall and Distribution Post Office Manager il Oscar Chapman U Advisor 1RP Instruct uson-Mlnority Affairs ■. Charles Cherry tmmunications Center flee Manager . Charles Clpolla ciology cutty Dr. Bobby Cross Physical Education raculty Mrs. Lauren Cross Physical Sciences raculty Mrs. Haney Culver Academic Affairs Office Secretary Mr. Garnet Downing Physical Plant Housekeeper Supv Mr. Talmage Doyle Motor Pool Motor Vehicle Oper Mrs. Haney Drewer Hurslng faculty Mr. Ralph rorney Physical Sciences faculty Dr. Kathleen rox Psychology faculty Mrs. Maxine rox Computer Services Office Secretary ■. John Cleary t cutty Mr. Richard Culver Public Relations Writer Mr. David Duitscher Computer Services Data Proc Supv Miss Stephanie rridie Library Hurslng Ref Librarian ■. Timothy Cline ibllc Relations torts Information Mrs. Rosemary Cupp Health Center Hurse Practitioner Mr. Garland Durham Math Sciences faculty Dr. Bernard fusaro Math Sciences faculty Miss. Patricia Dale Developmental Studies Learning Specialist Dr. Lou Ann Daly Communication Arts Chairman Ms. Jane Dane Admlssions Hnancial Aid Assoc Dean Adm rln Aid Dr. Thomas Davidson Sociology Survey Archeologist Ms. Lesley Dayton Library Library Assistant Dr. Wayne Decker School of Business raculty Mr. Dean Deffno Computer Science raculty Dr. Edmund Delaney Psychology Chairman Dr. Arthur Delpaz Music faculty Dr. Jerome Deridder School of Business faculty Mrs. June Dysart Insti Research Affirm Act Secretary Mrs. Ellen fykes History Pol Scl Mod Lang Office Secretary Mrs. Jacqueline Eberts financial Services Dri Accounts Payable Dr. Daniel Gallagher Psychology faculty Ms. Ursula Ehrhardt Art faculty Galley Dir Dr. Daniel Gallagher School of Business faculty Dr. Thomas Elliot Music Chairman Mrs. Charlotte Ganoe financial Services Accounts Supervisor Dr. Mary Ellen Elwell Social Work raculty Mr. David Ganoe College Center Director Ms. Mildred Emory Developmental Studies Secretary Dr. Leonard Garigliano Education raculty Dr. Leo Engler English faculty MSG Russell GarneH Military Science raculty Dr. Thomas Erskine School of Liberal Arts Dean Mr. Robert Gearhart Reasearch and Development Dir of Development Mrs. Glsele Erwin Sociology Office Secretary Mr. John Gencel Public Relations Photographer Mr. Eugene farace Geography faculty Mr. Wavle Gibson English faculty Fac And Admin Mr. Joseph Gilbert Vice President Administration Vice President Mrs. Valorie Gilbert Biology Faculty Ms. Mary Gillespie Communications Center Visual Communications Supv Mrs. Moel Golonka Financial Services Fiscal Clerk Mr. Wayne Gorrow Intramurals Recreation Asst Intramurals Dir Dr. Robert Graff Psychology Faculty Dr. Benjamin Green, Jr. School of Business Faculty Dr. Sue Greenfield School of Business Faculty Mrs. Rosemary Greenwood Admissions Financial Aid Office Secretary Mrs. Karen Griffin College Center Facilities Resv Mgr Mr. Gary Grodzicki Admissions Financial Aid Counselor Dr. William Grogan Jr. Biology Faculty Mrs. Catherine Gross-Bey Admissions Financial Aid Office Secretary Mrs. Kathleen Groutt Counseling Center Counselor Mrs. Charlotte Haberstroh Education Faculty Dr. Darrell tlagar Graduate Sr Continuing Education Dean Mr. Mark Handley Communications Center Director Mrs. Juliette Hart Graduate Se Continuing Education Office Secretary Mr. Gains Hawkins Public Relations Acting Director Dr. Robert Hedeen Biology Faculty Mrs. Dee Hedrick Business and Finance Administrative Aide Dr. David Heidler History Faculty Mrs. Jeanne Heidler History raculty Mr. Joseph Henderson Public Safety Sergeant Miss Glenna Hendren Housing (Residence Halls) Area Director Dr. Andrew Hepburn Communication Arts Faculty Mrs. Paula Hepburn School of Business Secretary Mrs. Horma Heyde Music Faculty Mrs. Vicky Hill Graduate Se Continuing Education Office Secretary Dr. Louis Himes II Health Center College Physician Major Thomas Hiter Military Science Chairman Ms. nancy Hoffmann nursing Faculty Mrs. Brenda Hooks Health Center Director nurse Dr, natalie Hopson Psychology Faculty Dr. William Horne English Faculty Mrs. Carolyn Horseman Computer Science Faculty Mr. Thomas Horseman Computer Science Faculty Miss Charletta House Library Special Collections Librarian Mr. Wayne Hurley Public Safety Lieutenant Mr. Meil Jen Library Head Cataloger Ms. Mary Jenkins Personnel Director Dr. Douglas Jensen Biology Faculty Mrs. Dawn Johnson Biology Office Secretary Dr. Karin Johnson nursing Graduate Director Dr. Morman Johnson History Faculty Mr. Gregory Jones Bookrack Supply Clerk Mr. Joseph Jones Math Sciences Faculty Dr. Thomas Jones Biology Chairman Dr. Francis Kane Philosophy Chairman Dr. Khashayar Khazeh School of Business Faculty Mrs. Mary Kane nursing Faculty Dr. Kent Kimmel Art Faculty Mr. Victor Keen, Jr. Physical Education Equipment Manger Mr. Barry King Housing (Residence Halls) Dir Residence Life Mrs. Barbara Keene Physical Education Office Secretary Mrs Shirley King Personnel Office Secretary Mrs. Barbara Kellam nursing Faculty Mr. Leonard Klort School of Business Faculty Capt David Kennedy Military Science Faculty Capt Thomas Knapp Military Science Faculty Mrs. Gloria Kernaghan Art Secretary Dr. John Knowles Mod Foreign Lang Se Lit Faculty Dr. Peter Kernaghan Biology Faculty Ms. Deann Koehler Physical Education Asst Athletic Trnr Miss Joanne Keys Computer Services User Services Coord Ms. Kathleen Kolls nursing Faculty Frederick Kundcll tysical Sciences talrman s. Karen Kundell tokrack ■xtbook Manager r. James Lackie ireer Flan and Flacement Irector r. Feter Lade pciology tculty • rs. Johanna Laird edical Technology cutty | fr. Edward Lambert Jr. hysical Education hculty Ir. Patrick Lambonl hysical Education ' ' ead Athletic Trainer I liss Gail Larmore ublic Relations Publications I Office Secretary Mr. Robert Long Social Work Faculty Mr. Robert Lovely Sr Mousing (Residence Malls) Director Mrs. Judy Lowe Registrar Office Secretary Dr. Philip Luft Math Sciences Faculty Ms. Mary Luke Duplication Services Offset Operator Mr. Leslie Lutz Jr. Physical Plant Coord of Grounds Mrs. Mary Malone Computer Science Faculty Mrs. Fran Marshall Financial Services Hscal Assoc Dr. Lee May Jr Math Sciences Faculty Dr. Robert McBrlen Counseling Center Director Miss Dawn Mccrumb Physical Education Faculty Ms. Dorothea McDowell flurslng Faculty Mrs. Marylane McGlinchey Medical Technology Faculty Mr. Michael McGlinchey Physical Education raculty Mrs. Sue McGrath School of Science Office Secretary Dr. Chapman McGrew Jr Geography Faculty +- ' [ • iv ' Ms. Mane Meal Flnanclla Services Fiscal Assoc Dr. Edmund Mewcomb General Stores Admin Services Supv Mrs. Dorthy Mewcomb Library Asst Dir Md Pub Serv Miss Beverly Mewnam Admissions Financial Aid Dir of Financial Aid Mr. nick Micholas School of Business Faculty Ms. Mary Mlchols Developmental Studies Dir Math Center Mrs. Donna noble Math Sciences Office Secretary Mrs. Sarah Mortham nursing raculty mv Tai-Young Lee Miss Mary Marshall chool of Business Computer Services Chairman Economics Marketing D.P. Operations Tech Mrs Kelley McIntyre Computer Services Data Device Operator Dr. Michael O’Loughlin Political Science Faculty 1 1r. Vincent Lelsey College Center i ssoc Director t ' r. Ross Lelsten dmissions Financial Aid Counselor |fr. Thurlow Leister ’hysical Plant Urector r. John Lewis ichool of Business ' acuity fir. Douglas Marshall School of Business Chairman Accountlng Flnance Dr. Ch arles McKenzie Physical Sciences Faculty Mrs. Elaine Martin nursing raculty Ms. Janie Melvin Registrar Office Secretary Ms. Kathryn Martin Physical Education Faculty Mrs. Phyllis Meyer Education Office Secretary Ms. Margaret Martin Financial Services Dir Accts Receivable Mr. Jay Miller Food Service Assoc Director Mrs. Margaret Onley Philosophy Office Secretary Mr. Ronald Otto Computer Science raculty Dr. Mayland Page History Political Science Chairman Mr. William Palmer Mod roreign Lan Sr Lit Chairman i Ir. Richard Llndenberg geography faculty Mr. Terry Martin Counseling Center Counselor Dr. Timothy Miller History raculty Dr. Allan Pappas Jr Sociology Faculty pr. Charles Long education ' acuity Mrs. Terri Mason Health Center Secretary Dr. Jerome Miller Philosophy Faculty Mrs. Jeanne Parker Financial Services Fiscal Aide irs. Jana Long lealth Center ledlcal Aide Dr. Michael Masuccl Education raculty Mr. MaMn Minton III Admisslons FInancila Aid Dean Mrs. Susan Parks Geography Phys Science Office Secretary Dr. John Molenda School of Science Dean Mrs. Ann Pately Health Center nurse Practitioner Mrs. Patti Monk College Center Office Secretary Mr. Gerald Patt Communication Arts raculty Mrs. Eleanor Morris flurslng Secretary Mrs. Elaine Patterson Dean of Student % Office Secretary Mr. John Morris Asmlnlstratlve Services Telecommunications Work Exp SFC James Peters Military Science Administrative MCO Ms. Renee Morris Social Work raculty Mr. Dean Peterson Art Faculty Miss Marluna Morrison Physical Education Faculty Mr. Paul Pfeiffer Communication Arts raculty Mr. Reed Muller School of B usiness Faculty Mrs. Barbara Phillips Public Safety Office Clerk Dr. Laura Murray Biology raculty Mrs. Claretta Phillips General Stores Admin Supply Clerk Fac And Admin Mr. James Phillips Public Safety Director Dr. Robert Spery School of Business Faculty Mrs Sharon Phillips Library Typist Clerk Dr. Gerald St. Martin Mod Foreign Lang Sr Lit Faculty Dr. Andrew Pica Physical Sciences Faculty Dr. William Standaert Biology Faculty Dr. Gary Pielemier Research and Development Vice President Dr. Bob Stark School of Business Chairman Management ISM Mrs. Judith Pielemier Office of the President Vice President of Admin Dr. Edward Steffes Sociology Chairman Mrs. Lorraine Pollitt Food Service Office Secretary Ms. Barbara Sterling Financial Services Fiscal Clerk Mrs. Dolores Powell Communication Arts Office Secretary Dr. Polly Stewart Liberal Studies Chairman Mr. Bradley Taylor Computer Services Assoc Director Miss Bonnie Waggoner Financial Services Office Secretary Dr. Calvin Thomas Geography Chairman Mrs. Barbara Wainwright Math Sciences Faculty Mrs. Mable Thomas Admissions Financial Aid Administrative Aide Mr. Jerome Waldron Registrar Assoc Registrar Dr. Ray Thompson History Faculty Mrs. Elinor Wallace School of Business Office Secretary Mrs. Klaudia Thompson Mod Foreign Lang Se Lit Faculty Dr. George Walsh Philosophy Faculty Mr. James Thrash Library Director Mrs, Virginia Ward Bookrack Operations Manager Dr. Marvin Tossey Social Work Chairman Mrs. Betty Waring Computer Science Secretary Mrs. Doris Price Academic Affairs Secretary Dr. Florence Pritchard Academic Affairs Asst Vice President Mr. Stephen Pryor Motor PooI Motor Vehicle Oper Mr Kenneth Puree Admissions Financial Aid Counselor Mr. Richard Pusey Business and Finance Director Mrs. Theresa Pusey Administrative Services Office Secretary Mrs. Marie Quillen Art Faculty Mrs. Stephanie Shultz Math Sciences Faculty Dr. Michael Waters English Faculty Mrs. Betty Watson Registrar Office Secretary Mrs. Nancy Watson Boohrack Office Clerk Ms. Karen Weaver Physical Education Faculty Mrs. Mary Weaver Financial Services ID Card Coord Mrs. Karen Webster Social Work Office Secretary Mrs, Anne Welsh Literature Film Quarterly Business Manager Mr. James Welsh English Faculty Mrs. Tereza Sidrak Nursing Faculty Mr. Thomas Stitcher Physical Education Facilities Coord Dr. Barbara Townsend Education Faculty Dr. John Wenke English Faculty Dr. Dan Sistrunk Biology Faculty Mrs. Margaret Stone Library Reference Librarian Miss Mary Tucker Physical Education Campus Rec Secretary Dr. Robert Wesley Communication Arts Faculty Miss Clara Small History Faculty Dr. Jack Stovall Physical Education Faculty Mrs. Joy Tyler Admissions Financial Aid Office Secretary Mr. Kenneth Wessels General Stores Admin Supply Officer Dr. Allen Smith Communication Arts Faculty Dr. Natalia Stovall Psychology Faculty Dr. John Tyvoll Physical Sciences Faculty Mr. Donald Whaley History Faculty Mrs. Elsie June Smith Bookrack Cashier Mr. Samual Stutsman Physical Plant Maint Chief Dr. Robert Ulm Psychology Faculty Dr. Raymond Whall English Faculty Dr. Charles Smith Jr Music Faculty Dr. Harry Suber Math Sciences Faculty Mrs. Julia Urrasio Housing (Residence Halls) Office Secretary Mrs. Arlene White Mod Foreign Lang Se Lit Faculty Miss Maryanne Southard Dean of Students Office Secretary Dr. Alfred Talbert Sociology Faculty Mr. Keith Vail Library Assoc Dir Hd Tec Ser Dr. Connie White English Faculty Mr. John Spence rinancila Services Procurement Officer Dr. Robert Tardiff Math Sciences Faculty Mr Edward Vickers Conference Services Director ° Mr. Eugene White Psychology Faculty Miss Brenda Spencer Public Relations Publications Secretary Mr. Jess Tayloe Housing (Residence Halls) Area Director Ms. Mia Vye Vice Pres Administration Office Secretary Mrs. Linda White Financial Services Fiscal Clerk 28 r. George Whitehead Dr. Carol Williamson ( Dr. John Wolinski Mr. Richard Yobst sychology Dean of Students Education Administrative Services acuity Dean Faculty Director r. Dale Whitzel Mrs. Marjorie Wilson Dr. Harry Womack Dr. William Zak sterans Program Psychology Biology English Irector Office Secretary Faculty Chairman r. Theodore Wiberg Mrs. Olline Wilson Miss Haney Wooters Dr. Ray Zeigler Jr ealth Sciences Financial Services Ward Foundation Museum Music haliman Fiscal Clerk Giftshop Manager Faculty r. Arthur Wilby Dr. Robert C. Winder Mr. Clarence Wright Mrs. Pat Ziara pucation School of Business Developmental Studies Housing (Residence Halls) lculty Faculty Learning Specialist Office Clerk r. Kenneth Wilkerson Mr. Charles Wingo Jr Mr. Geoff Wright Mr. Paul Zimmerman ommunication Arts Biology Communication Arts Housing (Residence Halls) •cutty Faculty Faculty Area Director rs Sara Wilkins Mrs. Sharon Wisnewski Dr. John Wulff Dr. John Zweig egistrar School of Business Education Psychology fflce Secretary Faculty Faculty Faculty jr. Allan Williams pokrack Irector Mrs. Jeanette Wolinski Computer Services D P. Prog Analy Spec Mr. John Yarborough General Stores Admin Coord Central Stores 5 Fac And Admin 30 pr Campus Life ‘ r - ’ K re ' l« S si! is Sis 3 ®. Campus Life WT m 4H h ' r w i ' t wi HHHIk HI Jp m £ ' i ■ Irtft Our Town Becoming a student at Salisbury State College means that Salisbury will become our home from September through May of every year, and for some students it may be longer. It is always hard to leave home but somehow coming to the town of Salisbury seems to make it a little easier. The community participates in campus sponsored activities and they lend a helping hand when it is needed. The citizens rent out rooms or parts of their homes to students who prefer to live off campus. With the increase in enrollment there has been a definite parking problem. The businesses let students park their cars on their property. Salisbury State College is located on U. S. Route 13 at the southern edge of Salisbury. The location of the town itself allows the students to have easy access to Ocean City, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and Norfolk. The annual Salisbury Festival gives the campus community a chance to interact with community organizations. There is a never ending cycle of community and campus interaction and the 1987 Evergreen Yearbook Staff wanted to make sure the Town of Salisbury was included in the yearbook since it is a part of our life at Salisbury State College. 38 R, O. T. C. The Military Service Department offers both a four year and a two year program of instruction leading to a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army. The Reserve Officer ' s Training Corps course covers management, national defense, military history, leadership development, military courtesy, discipline, and customs. There is no obligation with the two year basic course. The two year advanced course provides further instruction in leadership development, organization, management, and tactics and administration. ROTC gives students the opportunity to increase their self confidence and improve their self discipline. The ROTC program is more than a class and more than an organization. The department and its participants are actively involved in numerous campus and community activities. 40 jMm WJ- ! Jp ; , The ROTC program gives students the opportunity to participate in realistic military and adventure training that goes beyond the classroom. This Spring some of the cadets went to Bears Den Park, south of Harper ' s Ferry which is part of the Applachian Trail in VA. (Photos by SFC Jim Peters) 42 GREEK LETTER ORGANIZA TlOFiS SORORITIES Alpha Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Psi Kappa Zeta Tau Alpha FRATERNITIES Kappa Alpha Psi Omega Psi Phi Phi Beta Sigma Pi Lambda Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Tau Psi LITTLE SISTERS Essence of Omega Psi Phi Little Sisters of Minerva (SAE) GENERAL Interfratemity Council National Panhellenic Conference Clubs And Organizatif SPECIAL IPiTEREST ORQANIZA TIOHS Black Student Union NAACP Din Dagorhir Haerast Gull Boosters Institute for Retired People International Student Organization Intramural Sports Council Martial Arts Club Outdoor Club PROUD ROTC Rangers Rugby Team Ruth Powell Student Employee Organization Sign Language Club Sports Club SSC Computer Club SSC Dance Company SSC Rifle Club SSC Sailing Club SSC Theatre Association (Sopohanes) STUDENT GOVERNANCE Appropriations Board Student Senate COMMUNICA TIONS PUBLICA TIONS Evergreen Yearbook Flyer Newsmagazine Scarab Literary Magazine WSSC Radio MUSIC ENSEMBLES College Choir Chamber Choir Gospel Choir Jazz Band SSC Band RELIGIOUS ORIENTED Baptist Student Ministries Campus Crusade for Christ Newman Club Catholic Campus Ministry HOnORARIES Beta Beta Beta Delta Kappa Gamma Kappa Pi Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Alpha Theta Phi Eta Sigma- Phi Kappa Phi Pi Gamma Mu Sigma Delta Pi SSC Nursing Honor Society ■ • . ' V il | DEPARTMENTAL ORIENTED SCHOOL Of BUSINESS Business 6e Economic Society National Association of Accountants SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS Circulo Quijote French Club German Club History Club Philosophical Society Political Science Club Psychology Psi Chi Sophanes SCHOOL OF NURSING AND HEALTH SERVICES Medical Careers Club SSC Respiratory Therapy Association SSC Student Nurses Association SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Leisure Studies Club Physical Edpcation Majors Club Social Work Club Student National Education Association SCHOOL OF SCIENCE Alpha Omega Biological Society Geographic Society Math Club Physical Science Club • • ° ' d ai ° sv te Vtfei S tt.o ' ic Wf Kto n 5 C 0fl ftS ■ ■ : •: ' i : DeWayne Haris was named the most valuable wrestler for the college wrestling team. Harris was just one win away from being an All-American in the 142 pound weiqht class. He won two matches in the PiCAA Division HI national tournament in Buffalo, MY in March and led the Gulls to a 5-3 match during the season. % ,, ' | t4 ; A ! vm. ' -A I ffmm . F • m Ms; S’ . - ra ' i i£3� ■ •: Xv e j . r (c. 2® r v . « . ; - • 53 54 Salisbury State won the 1987 Eastern States Athletic Conference Men ' s Tennis Tournament. SSC won five of six flights. SSC competed against Allentown, Cabrini and Wesley. Salisbury State ' s womens lacrosse team defeated Georgetown 12- 11 in what has been referred to as the biggest win ever by an SSC womens lacrosse team. ' ' The winning goal was scored with just over three minutes remaining in the game. 56 1 i j Kim Fieldler became the college ' s all-time leading scorer when SSC defeated Mary Washington 75-51 on February 3, 1987. Fieldler had a game high of 18 points and broke the school mark of 1,293 points which was set by Josie Harper. Sports SIR � £ ' Mm £StS k «erx SI - B ' ■■■ ' Darren Purcell, Krah Plunkert, Steve Tiller and Jim Sumstine make up SSC ' s relay team that won the 3200 meter relay with a time of 7:59.1. They also placed fourth in the distance medley at the Battleground Relays at Mary Washington College with a time of 10:52.7. Scott Scheffler, SSC cross country runner ran the fastest race in the nation in 1986 in the Susquehanna Invitational in Pennsylvania. Scheffler ran the eight kilometer run in 24:06 minutes to take first place. The time broke the course record by 28 seconds and broke his personal record by 45 seconds. The team placed third out of five teams. 62 Sports 64 Jacqueline Affayroux Baltimore, MD Geography Jill Elizabeth Adams Crofton, MD Business Administration Geraldine D. Annis Laurel, MD Elementary Education Gwendoline Denise Bankins Mechanicsviile, MD Communication Arts Eileen Atkinson Absecon, MJ Communication Arts Timothy A. Beachley Baltimore, MD Liberal Arts Barbara Wyona Allen Mechanicsviile, MD Nursing Karen Anderson Riviera Beach, MD Communication Arts 1 , Christy Bennett Salisbury. MD Accounting Lisa llene Bedell Silver Spring, MD Communication Arts Joyce Ann Beli Pruitland, MD Social Work a leen Ann Becker jaiersburg. MD ye cal Technology Marie E. Bemoi LaPlata, MD Communication Arts Gertrude Benson Chester. PA Communication Arts Pricia Eileen Bennett A tecon. PI J F ' sical Education ferine Ellen Bemet er Spring. MD ■ral Studies 1 J Susan A. Bettendorf Westminster. MD Liberal Studies Thomas G. Bettendorf Westminster. MD Respiratory Therapy Maureen Suzette Birch Melfa, VA Business Management Valerie N. Birch Pocomoke. MD Geography Kimberly L. Blades Salisbury, MD Barbara Blaskovich Edgewater Park. MJ Art John D. Blake Red Lion, PA Political Science Communication Arts 5 onnie Brandner tewes. DE Justness Administration Jeffrey B. Braxton New Castle. DE Communication Arts 3eth Sue Blevins ? tanticoke. MD Psychology Mary Ellen Bombara Silver. Spring. MD Elementary Education Jeffrey Boyle Morseheads. MY Communication Aits Japhne Brittfngham Sevema Park. MD Ronald Wayne Budd Mel fa. VA Physical Education Teresa Bunting Scott Rockwood Buswell Chlncoteague, VA Elllcott City, MD English Education Psychology Greg S. Butler Phyllis L. Butterfield Pocomoke, MD Elkton, MD Liberal Studies Elementary Education Marla-Luisa Carey Nancy Carol Carmean Mary Margaret Can- Anita Carroll rmltland, MD Seaford, DE Silver Spring, MD Brandywine, MD Biology Business Administration Social Work Physical Education Beth Carter Karen Cashill Beverly Carole Cawman Cara Nicole Chalk Ellicott City. MD Hackettstown, NJ Salisbury. MD Silver Spring, MD Liberal Arts Geography Liberal Studies Business Administration David Gerald Clark Robin Anne Colburn Michael Condon Baltimore. MD Silver Spring. MD Sevema Park Geography Communication Arts Psychology Patricia Ann Congro Salisbury. MD Arts Administration ' c. • •♦if.-- . ■ 71 Douglas L. Cooke, JR. Salisbury. MD Paul Lyndon Cooper Laurel. DC Libei a! Studies David Allen Correia Salisb ury. MD Computer Science Carol Ellen Costas Toni Maria Creaturo Lisa Marie Dagostin Karen Ann Danforth West Hartford. CT Waldorf. MD Bel Air, MD Baltimore. MD Elementary Education Social Work Business Finance Social Work Christie Sue Decker Salisbury. MD VursLig Linda Deere Qlen Bumie Business Kimberly A. David Kockville. MD Kespiratory Therapy Susan M. David Rockville, MD Liberal Arts Sammy S. David. Jr. Hampstead. MD Liberal Studies Jeffrey B. Davis Fallston, MD Business Administration Angela De lgrnsso Olney, MD Mathematical Sciences Karla J. Douglas Salisbury. MD Computer Science Daniel DiPietro Cathieen Mary Donohue Gambrills, MD Frederick, MD Liberal Studies History Kimberly Marie Dryden Deimar. DE Chemistry Robin John Mitchell Ehlert Baltimore, MD Psychology Sr Spainish Pamela S. Emory Joanne R. Farley Kimberly D. Faulkner Cheryl M. Fear Camp Springs, MD Ocean City, MD Severna Park, MD H. Syiacuse. NY Communication Arts English Political Science Art nberly Garrett Felty Lynn Susan Fennell Him J. Fiedler Yvonne Fields Ing Sun, MD Lanham, MD CatonsvIUe, MD Del mar, MD ography Social Work Mathematics Social Work wana S. Finney Jennifer Fitzpatrick Crystal Foard comoke, MD Rockville, MD Salisbury. MD spiratory Therapy Liberal Studies Liberal Studies Shari M. Foster Manlius, M.Y. Biology Alyce Foy Robert Charles Frick Elllcott City, MD Pasadena, MD Liberal Studies Geography Anne Marie Gavai Mardi Giardina Kent E. GUndemann Susan Gllnsmann Dunkirk, MD Phoenix, MD Towson. MD Tlmonlum, MD Computer, Science nursing „ Psychology nursing K Lewis Goldstein Silver Spring. MD Liberal Studies Sandra Dee Good Princess Anne, MD Nursing it 1 Tracey Lynn Greene Marie Gregoire Salisbury, MD Laurel, MD Geography Communication Arts Alan W. Goodman Bethany Beach, DE Physics Steven Emory Groff Berlin, MD Communication Arts i i Jennifer Mundie Grim 1 Elllcott City Liberal Studies Laurie A. Gross Westminster, MD Psychology Jeremy Gruber Wheaton, MD Respiratory Therapy Barry E. Hqjlnlcolas Karen E Hales Salisbury, MD Salisbury, MD Liberal Studies Geography Kimberly D. Hales Anthony Rae Hall Peter Freeman Hall Kevin B. Hanger Salisbury. MD Lewes, DE Salisbury, MD Relsterstown, MD Accounting Mb •; •.$ 78 rv V ' . v Physical Education Liberal Studies Social Work effrey Harash owie, MD sychology Christopher Hauge Manahawkln. N.J. Communication Arts Barbara Lynn Hastings Salisbury. MD Business Administration Paula Evette Hayman Mardela Springs, MD Psychology iseph H. Heard Douglas J. Hennigan James Hoggatt Hillman IV hurchville, PA Manlius, N. Y. Salisbury, MD eography Liberal Studies Business Management ildred E Hiter illsbury, MD xrlal Work 79 Kathryn D. Hoffman MT. Holly. H.J. Communication Arts Bonnie J. Hoffmaster Beltsville, MD Liberal Studies Brad H. Holland Seaford. DC Respiratory Therapy Lori M. Holland Janet Lynn Holloway Tracy L. Hoover Haney L. Hoppa Syracuse. HY Showell. MD Salisbury. MD Berlin. MD Social Work - Medical Technology Social Work Biology I I | I Richard Davis Horsey Marlon. MD Biology William P. Houlihan Salisbury, MD Business Administration Dwayne Dent Humenik Great Mills, MD Physical Education Barbara J. Hurley Seaford, DE Communication Arts Wendy Hus felt Newark, DE Respiratory Therapy Martha Ellen Hutchins Dover, DE Elementary Education Diane M. Illlan ft Washington. MD Liberal Studies James P. Jackson Salisbury. MD Philosophy Michelle Miyuki Jackson Forestville, MD Biology Christopher M. Jacobs Laurel, MD Mathematics Leah Chole ' Johns Bowie. MD Political Science Donna Mae Johnson Rising Sun. MD Respiratory Therapy Claudia A. Jolley Mardela. MD Liberal Studies James P. Jones Bear. DE Liberal Studies Shannon Jones Conowingo. 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MD Elementary Education Robert Wagnor Ventnor, HJ Secondary Education Patti Tyler Susan Uhlan Tanya Varney Carrie Vaszko Salisbury. MD Sunderland, MD Wachapreague, VA Rockville. MD Social Work Elementary Education Leisure Studies Patricia Walker Eruitland. MD Respiratory Therapy Julie Warrenfeltz Hagerstown. MD Mathematics 97 Janice Holland Huntingdon. MD Social Work William Hunsberger Waldorf. MD Communication Arts David Hysan Tracy s Landing. MD Business Administration Bill Kearney Altoona, PA Economics Linda Chevalier Salisbury, MD Business B. Adneene Corkran E. Hew Market, MD Accounting Lore Johnson Chambers Salisbury, MD Liberal Studies Donna Campbell Silver Spring, MD Business Administration Laurence Eausold Library, PA Communication Arts Bonnie Heys Hackettstown, MJ Accounting Julie Beth Ellis Columbia, MD Elementary Education Kathy Cullen Painter, VA Leisure Studies Carolyn Knox Wilmington, DE Elementary Education Dawn Leonetti Absecon, NY Business Alfred Lucarelli. Jr Glen Burnie, MD Accounting Jill M. Nock Salisbury, MD French Scott Neutzel Bill Felen Kaye Reichenberg Kyle Rebstock Monkton, MD Milford, DE Salisbury, MD East New Market, MD Business Accounting Mathematics Leslie Ruben Sarasota. FL Social Work Suzanne Savet Upper Marlboro. MD Business Administration Dana Scott FT. Washington, MD Accounting Nancy Spicer Easton. MD Libera! Studies Sarah Webster Sharptown. MD Computer Science Diane V. Webster rederalsburg, MD Social Work Gary Sterbinsky Joppa. MD Accounting Gary Stastny Salisbur y, MD Political Science Melissa A. Welch Parsonsburg. MD Elementary Education Anne M. Wergin Adelphi. MD Liberal Arts Teresa Webster Cambridge, MD Psychology Edward A. Welch Salisbury. MD Business Administration Wanda West Bethel, DE Deborah A. Whittington Marion, MD Gina Weston Bowie. MD Laveme Adrea Whittington Marion. MD Elementary Education Biology Elementary Education Psychology Medical Technology _____ mmmm Lecia A. Whittington Carol E. Willey Susan E. Willey Susan J. Williams Marion. MD Vienna. MD Cambridge, MD Oreland. PA Elementary Education Liberal Arts nursing nursing Sandra E. Wilt Susan Womack Karen A. Wolfe Robert Wood Dover. DE Salisbury, MD Clinton. MD Derwood, MD Elementary Education Art Business Accounting Patricia Wood John H. Wooten. Jr Allen J. Wyllle Dana Renee Yaw horth East. MD Berlin, MD Salisbury, MD Salisbury. MD Elementary Education Respiratory Therapy Political Science Respiratory Therapy 102 On April 27 the college held its third annual Wellness Day ' The purpose of this event is to promote wellness and health and preventive education, some of the events scheduled for the day included: physical screening and evaluation, stress management, immunizations, alcohol and drug education, AIDS education, safety education and the seat belt persuader. Special demonstrations were held by on campus and community organizations. John Steinback ' s stage adatation of the novel Of Mice and Men ' ' opened March 13 in Holloway Hall on stage. The Sophanese playeers presented Moliere ' s comedy of religious hypocracy, Tartuffe in Holloway Hall on May 8. 104 The annual event of Derby Days which is sponsored by WSSC is a week full of fun and mindless, games of skill. Campus organizations compete against each other. A team consists of 10 to 15 females with a male coach. Some of the events include a banner competition, water volleyball, a scavenger hunt and a Derby chase. Derby Days week began April 20 and ended April 26. Spring Events The Salisbury State Gospel Choir celebrated its third anniversary April 25 in Caruthers Hall Auditorium. Also performing were The M.E. Deal Gospel singers. The Veney Gospel singers and the Voices of Excellence Gospel Workshop Choir. 106 The annual Daffodil Day was held March 12 as part of the four day annual event to benefit the American Cancer Society. Also held this spring was the eighth annual Salisbury State College Foundation Gala on April 11 in the Ruth Powell Dining Hall. The Gala attracted over 400 individuals and raised over $10,000 for educational Programs at SSC. V The 64th Commencement Salisbury State College was 30, 1987 at the Wicomico Yo Civic Center. The graduating 1987 out numbered the da. 1986 becoming the largest ci 683 undergraduates. The C!a. 1987 includes 391 receiving Bachelor of Science degrees, 2. receiving Bachelor of Arts degn and 38 receiving Bachelor of Arts in Social Work. In addition, 76 graduate students will receive master 1 s degrees in Business Administration, Education. English. Psychology and nursing. Dr. nelson Guild, interim director of the Board of Trustees of State Universities and Colleges gave the Commencement adress. - ■ m Mt ' 4 ' -: . «gi mm A 110 The 1987 Evergreen, volume CXI was printed by Jostens Yearbook Company, P.O. Box 297, State College, PA 16804-0297. Davor Photo Inc., 654 Street Road, Bensalem, PA 19020 was the official school photographer. Other contributing photographers were Wendy Ralston, Jonathan Alperin, Jill Phillipelli and SEC Jim Peters. I would like to take this time to thank the Public Relations Department and the Dean of Students Office for their support A special thanks goes out to Carol Bloodsworth who has been an outstanding advisor. A special thanks is extended to Rich Shrenker, Jostens field representative. Last but not least I would like to thank Wendy Ralston who helped design the 1987 Evergreen. Without her help there would be no Evergreen. This year ' s Evergreen is dedicated to the class of 1987 of Salisbury State College. Gwendoline D. Banklns, yearbook editor.