Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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A TOUCHING MOMENT, is shared by Chrissy Schroder and Paul Duffy at the Roulette table at Las Vegas Night. WHAT AN AFTERNOON. Mike Houlihan and Chevelle Ruppert relax outside Blackwell Library. IN LIFE It didn’t seem possible. There were actually ways to step out of the classroom and have fun. Thursday night was always party night. Music blared in Chester, Choptank, and St. Martin’s while alcohol was carried to rooms in all sorts of containers, since alcohol was not permitted in the dorms. Dances were held in the Gull’s Nest Pub, like the one sponsored by Pocomoke and Nanticoke Halls. But, there were the traditional places off campus too, like the Phoenix and the Firehouse. Also, there was the somewhat new and very popular Argyles. Flyers were all over campus announcing special events that were happening at Argyles. Students like Karen Hampton though, preferred the Flying Club. j Christina Angel went so far as to be Miss Delaware in the Miss USA pageant. Students stepped out and enjoyed themselves. 6 Life Divider

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Fun In The Sun Riding The Waves No! Working For A Living The sand was lightly blowing across your face. The smell of boardwalk fries was enticing you. The sun was baking your skin and the water seemed cool and refreshing. You were in Ocean City for senior week with no worries or cares other than how to get the greatest tan while getting the drunkest without getting caught. STOP!!!!! The daydream’s over. You were probably not in Ocean City at all, and if you were you were behind the counter or up in the chair dealing with all of those high school graduates. That is what Eric Nurmi was doing. He worked as a life guard all summer at Fenwick Island so that he would have enough money to return to school. Leslie Antkowiak pumped gas at Ocean City Texaco to increase her funds. But, not everyone was able to even work at Ocean City. Instead, these people were somewhere else slaving away to make the bucks. Jackie Stocktill worked as a dock girl at Schaefer’s Canal House on the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal in Chesapeake City. Kris Keyser worked at The Bon Ton in Hagerstown. Tending to the little tots was Jackie Bowen’s job at her mother’s Jack and Jill Day Care Center. Tom Fitzkee spent his days at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. Some students even had jobs related to school. Caroline Temu completed an internship program while working at the Frederick Cancer Research Facility of the National Cancer Institute. Her project involved the preparation of ketonitrosamines, compounds used to study the carcinogenic affects of nitrosamines. Temu’s work was even incorporated into her research advisor’s journal publication. Ah, so you weren’t at the beach, unless you were going to be a freshman, and there was no sand, boardwalk fries, and water enticing you. Instead, you were inside an air- conditioned building whitening your skin our outside performing manual labor in the hot sun, attempting to avoid a heat stroke. All the while, you were thinking that it was only so many weeks or even days until you had to return to school for the fall semester. THE NEXT ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER? Ed Lizurick plays muscle man at Ocean City. » 8 General Summer