St Marys College - Dove Castellan Yearbook (St Marys City, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

. % % St, Mary ' s College of Maryland Volume 3, 1981 A New Day Begins Another buzz of the alarm and a new day had begun. The thought of staying in bed tempted me but the burden of knowing that work must be done wouldn ' t let me rest. I finally dragged myself from underneath the covers and crawled out of bed. Automatically, I reached for my towel and shower needs and headed for the bathroom. The visions of a nice long hot shower made me almost glad I got up. It was quickly shattered when I saw three people already waiting for the showers and heard the talk of no hot water. After a ten minute wait, a shower was finally open. No time now for a liesurely shower, I had to hurry so I wouldn ' t be late for my 8:30 class. With hair dryers blowing and clothes flying, I thought I was making good progress, but the clock informed me that I only had five minutes to get to class. Racing down the hall and out the door. 1 ran all the way to class with a minute to spare. After catching my breath, the professor walked in with a grin on his face that could only mean one thing — a POP QUIZ. Oh no! I knew I should have done my chemistry problems last night. At long last, the quiz was over and the hour long lecture began. Finally, class was over and my stomach was informing me that I had missed breakfast. Gosh, I wish it was time for lunch but Economics awaited me. It was the same supply and demand curve we had talked about last week with a few new ideas thrown in. Finally, lunch!! Standing in line, I checked every jean pocket searching for my meal ticket. (Don ' t tell me I forgot it!) Relief. It was in my right hip pocket. I systematically moved through the line wondering which I should eat - grilled ham and cheese or pizza and french fries maybe both. There was no need to hurry through lunch, as my next class wasn ' t until 3:10. Walking back to the dorm I ran into some friends playing frisbee golf. I hurried back to my room and grabbed my frisbee with thoughts of a fun-filled afternoon. For the next two hours frisbees flew everywhere. Teeing off from behind Calvert, I remembered that I had History at 3:10. It was 3:00 now. That was the end of my fun. I trudged up the stairs of Calvert wishing that I could keep on playing. To my surprise, the professor had a guest speaker who proved to be very enjoyable and interesting. With all my classes over, I headed over to the Student Union for dinner. I was not alone in this endeavor, for there was a long line waiting to get in. Dinner was the same, old usual thing. After dinner, I walked back to my room thinking about what I should do now. I decided to go to the library to do some much needed studying. I gathered all my books and materials and slowly walked o ver. Walking into the library, I saw my hallmates sitting at a table, but I knew that I should sit in a quiet, secluded corner by myself if I was to get any work done. After three hours of diligent studying I packed up my books and headed back to the dorm. As I walked onto the hall, the aroma of pop- corn greeted me. Following my nose, I soon discovered the popcorn and my friends two doors down. While munching out, we talked about everything from classes to friends to the weekend. Before I knew it, it was midnight. Time to hit the sack only to awake a few hours later to another buzz of the alarm. IT- ■£ SMC...A World of Its Own (F EL As one drives south on Route 5, one can easily miss our small liberal arts college. Once, however, St. Mary ' s has been found it cannot be forgotten. The beauty here catches the eye of everyone. Along Route 5 we have our waterfront. The river invites windsurfers, sailors, and swimmers into its calm. Heading up the hill is the Garden of Remembrance, Church Point and our re- constructed State House; not to mention the sturdy Calvert, Kent, and Anne Arundel Halls. Even our buildings hold beauty. The beauty of St. Mary ' s is not limited to the scenic surroundings - we find beauty in our student body and faculty as well. At our school one can feel free to express himself. Individuality is a must. One may lose himself in a crowd and quietly observe the diversity of people and activities or join in and become a member. And there are activities! One can throw a frisbee across campus, study peacefully under a shady tree, or just sit chatting with friends. We may be a small college but our hearts and potentials are large! In Search of the Mighty GPA There is a basic goal for each student at Saint Mary ' s - - to graduate. For some this is not so easy. We must not only attend classes but study, frequent the library, and cram for that all im- portant final exam. We do whatever we have to in search of that mighty GPA. One of the outstanding majors offered here is that of Biology. The environment is conducive to this field of study, with the St. Mary ' s River, the pond, and the swamp, Peepersburg. It is usually the Biology majors seen wading hip- deep in the marsh for specimens. Biology, how- ever, is only one of the many areas of study. Others include: Social Science, English, Natural Science, English, History and Art. Being a liberal arts college, St. Mary ' s students are required to take courses in practically every area of study. Thus, the classes have a variety of students. Because the school is such a convenient size, one may get to know just about every student on campus. The small class size eliminates anomosity between teachers and students. The teachers are easily accessible, and many times are seen socializing with the students. Once away from the classroom and the books, St. Mary ' s offers students a wide variety of fun and activities. Remember the S.G.A. sponsored activities: dances, Sunday night movies, con- certs The Nighthawkes, Face Dancer, and Crack the Sky. Sports events, intramurals — football, basket- ball, volleyball, softball, indoor soccer and lacrosse. Windsurfing and sailing, attending Saturday afternoon lacrosse games, basketball. Remember Spring Fair Weekend, Almost Anything Goes, Christmas Caroling, Monte Carlo Night, Christmas and Spring Formals, Q.A. ' s Crush Party and, of course, Frisbee Golf, 10 Do You Remember? a ■ (i i - ' (in ■ [ -v a favorite of just about everyone. Remember the intellectual stimulants: speakers and lecturers - Noam Chomsky. Senator Prox- mire, Betty Williams. Robert Paul Wolfe. Lt. General Dickenson, just to name a few. The Russian Art Exhibit. Student Art. theater pro- ductions, dance concerts and fine art shows. Remember dorm life - friends and neighbors, popcorn, popcorn and more popcorn, studying in the study, shaving cream and water balloon battles, watching soap operas, and partying with friends. But, most of all, remember the good times, the ups and the downs, the friends. 11 QUEEN ANNE FIRST RIGHT - Third Row: Michele Farren, Nancy Elwood, Sandi Gilbert, Carole Sharpe, Grace Gess- wein. Second Row: Kate Devlin. Mary Angela Bartas, Gail A. Russell. First Row: Patty Jones. Terry Borgerding, Judy Bergmeister. Missing: Allison Jones. Janice DeGray, Dorcas Goodwin (resident director.) FIRST LEFT - Fourth Row: Karen Roman. Any Simmen. Mary Sexton, Chris Hayes, Angie Stocksdale, Kim Murray, Karyn Strickler, Linda Ett. Connie Kite, Sue Broderick. Third Row: Leah Doran, Anne Teehan, Cindy O ' Connor, Tina Manzeglio (not visible), Lisa Lerner. Second Row: Lucy White, Cindy Hoffman, Laurel Amon, Lisa Hecht. Rist Row: Kathleen McDonough. Missing: M ichelle Mitchell. . 14 SECOND LEFT - Fourth Row: Anita Smith, Mae Jacobs, Susan Jackman, Pam Culver. Third Row: Gigi Paddy, Ellie Mc- Nickle, Tera Heine, Mary Anne Bury, Joyce McAdams. Second Row: Linda Holden, Peggy Sulkouski, Judith White, Maura Bryan, Jennifer Herbert, Sarah McBurny, Amy Lewis, Travis Kozlov. First Row: Cindy Rhodes, Ellen Hampton, Ellen Flat- tery. Missing: Dordie Bode, Sharon Heydrick, Susan Sears, Laura Simon, Joanie Clark, Kathy McAfee, Tracy Ward. SECOND RIGHT - Second Row: Diane Stohlman, Bobbey Rucker, Karen Gibson, Becky Guthrie, Ann Dorsey, Sue Berger, Cathy Shiflett. First Row: Kathy Diehl, Jaquie Rod- gers, Julie Dukony, Liz Scanlon, Karen McMullen, Stephanie Satkiewicz, Gail Russell, Kim Brown, Rachel Nielson. Missing: Tammy Pape, Jeanne Grille, Catherine Morris, Valerie Nice, Diane Connolly, Joy Mishra, Meg Miller, Tammy Dillon, Nancy Griffin, Cindy Harding, Janet Armelin. 15 THIRD LEFT Third Row: Angela Ellis, Joan Harrison, Lisa Smith, Fran O ' Brien, Debby Rigler, Amy Grim, Laura England. Second Row: June Steel, Stella Schreder, Dana Detamore, Adrienne Spindler, Pam Mangini, Julie Flynn, Trish Scott. First Row: Linda McMullen, Maryellen Wendel. Missing: Lisa Trapani, Karen McCeney, Jean McMahon, Beth Jarvis, Kris Hart. THIRD CENTER - Third Row: Bethany Brooks, Rejeanna Loflin, Renee Tuma, Rose McFarland, Becky Seagle, Lisa Coluzzi, Judy Miller, Laura Fabian, Ann Kopp, Lydia Orr. Second Row: Michelle Lavery, Lisa Abbott, Beth Fox. Front Row: Denise Morrissette, Holly Gibson, Renee Speenburg. Vicki White, Theresa Priddy, Mary Smith. Missing: Kim Harvell, Paige Hughes, Joan DeArcangelis, Lana Ratlief, Janet Krietzer. THIRD RIGHT Second Row: Nancy St. Cyr, Karen Nixon, Kathy Crosby, Michelle Knight, Evelyn Bahn. First Row: Kathleen Mattrahn, Debi Kershaw, Renee Rosenwald, Teri Clark, Laura Lind- gren, Lori Cipra, Karen Ward, Kathy Garrett. Missing: Elena Granados, Felicia Suires, Ginny Atkins, Julie Miller, Cindy Cole, Krista Walters, Terry Kelly, Hydee Patterson, Terri Silke, Shelby Lee. 16 DORCHESTER FIRST RIGHT - Second Row: Mike Ford, Greg Swain, Russell Cahn, Mike Chaplan, Billy Hoyt. First Row: Scott Phoebus, Pete Moser, Joe Klein, Duffy Alberti, Booker Lichtfussns. Missing: Allen Crutchfield, Eric Dewey, Mark Pritzel, Mike Powers, Jay Martin. Dare Dyjack, Scott Simmers, Bob Gobbez, Dave James, Phi] Bang- hert, Mike Linthicum. u FIRST LEFT - Third Row: Tom Pape, Tom Tru- man, Tom Morris. Second Row: Gary Spangler, Ron Orlando, Pan Chin, Eugene McLandless, Jerry Valen- tine, Steve Taylor, Mike Love. First Row: Kevin Flanders, Bernie Bidwick, Kevin Foster, Bill Day. Missing: Jerrold Van Winter, Pat Gavin, Brock Ep- pinger, Andy Mycholus, Ed Flynn, John McDearmon, Tom Hudson, Robert Schillimger. 17 SECOND RIGHT - Third Row: Steve Hall, Chris Savage, Paul Schnikelgreuver, Bo Babendreiers, Robert, Lou Mangienelli, Bob Slegert, Jim King, Jay Kreuger. Second Row: Jim Piel, Geoff Funk. First Row: James Lewis. SECOND LEFT - Mark Cheyne, Stewart McHenry, Rafe Shannon, Mike Harmon, Scott Quinn, Ed Chew, Bobby Foot Hill, Doug Imig, Todd Morgan, Pat Shaffner, Keith Parr, Nick Krawczyk, Kevin Gleason, Lance Leward, Ira Shorter. Missing: Joe Battaglia, Doug Re- noug, David Simmen, Mark Stine, Lew Reed, Tyler Cleverius, Jason Goddfrey, Brian Schmidt, Gary Gilbert, Chris Jasper, Mike Noonan, Dan Orban, Brad Anderson, Eric Kurd, Bob Coffey, Eddie Ormand, Jim Mullen. 18 THIRD RIGHT - Third Row: Chris Gardenhauer, Frank Cicero, Tim Young, Steve Noyes, Ed Cox, Jamie Gagnon, Tim Murphy, Tom Hoyes, Andy Pipino, Mike Klemens. Second Row: Ray Alvarez, Donny McDugal, Adrian Pylypec, Billy Herfel, Greg Smith, Mark Hollingsworth, Brian Walsh. Missing: Phil Kepner, Chris Murchake, Ed Anuporn Lulitunuid, Tom Jamison, Ken Reed, Dave An- dreasen, Joao Desausa, Ed Sirlanno, Rocco Di- girolomo. THIRD CENTER - Third Row: Scott Stockwell, Mark Lutz, Tom Franks, Allan Hamill, Pat Wood. Second Row: Jack Hartzell, Joe Battaglia, Tom Snuffy Smith, Jim Reed, Ron Deter, Doug Wright, Jimmy Stewart, Jim Sweetman. Missing: Scott Carter, Ralston Taylor, John Sweeney, Bruce Lanier, Rick Stevens, Mike Alger, Mike Mullins, Mike Chap- palear, Tere Griffin, Bob Knopp. Steve Haley, Don Freeman. THIRD LEFT - Third Row: Ron Keith, Howard Beadle, Kevin Kelly, Craig Crispell, Dan Fritts, Ken Edwards, Mark Leonard, Ed Richardson, Chris Alveg, Jeff Kennedy, Roger Nicholas. Second Row: Chris Wohlgemuth, Greg Kerns, Ron Herbert, Wim Cassard, John Silke. First Row: Ed Kercheval. Missing: Gino Saunders, Brian Barge, Wilbert Leonard, Martin Howard, Mac Saunders, Blake Kramer, Carl Lewis, Ed Pinder, Don Sayer. 19 CAROLINE FIRST RIGHT - Chris Simmons, Maureen Cadden, Mary Brown, Jennifer Digny, Donna Parks, Beth Junghans, Cari Wright, Beth Ward, Diana Mason, Trish Meisner, Monique La Flamme, Leeann Upchurch, Meg Deem, M. Lynn Stanfield, Cary Loker, Cathy Gravlin, Laura Cholewocynski, Kit Hoyle. Missing: Donna Hammrick, Susan Butt, Anne Mattson. Jenise McKillican. FIRST LEFT - Valle Palmer, Michele Thigpen, Carla Mooser, Robin Robert, Sally Saker, Mary Brown, Kathy Mariner, Stacey Noakes, Choobie Hawtin, Sara Hanzsche, Holly Allison, Melinda Griffith, Pat Deweever, Gail Anderson, Karen Taylor, Sue Boslough, Kelly Flint. 20 SECOND LEFT - Third Row: Dave Smith, Bill Wolcezwski, Herman, Bill White, Eric Pittenger, Don Allen. S econd Row: Tito Montes, Randy Naefe, Richard Krolak, Mike Mersshoff, Mark Ballman, Steve Pantazelos, Steve McHenry. First Row: Chu-Rui, John Ohler, Andy Lefevre, Pete Ekelund. Missing: Aaron Prather, Lenny Harper, Mike Ayers, Kevin Crutchfield, Brian O ' Day, Chu Chung, Eric Francois, George Belleville, Scott Audette, Bill Chrew, Melvin McBride, Tony Walker, Tom Needell. SECOND RIGHT - Third Row: Steve Hayes. Second Row: Bill Marx, Dennis McDade, Larry Roper (Resident Director), Gerard Smith, Stuart Laird, Jim Haight, Michael Moore, Jeff Frankenberg, Charles Hancock. First Row: Michael Durham, George Taylor, Gurvis Davis. 21 THIRD LEFT - Fifth Row: Lisa Meagher, Lynn Avery, Carrie O ' Brien, Joan Ruth. Fourth Row: Pam Andrien, Eileen Moye, Sally Lebling, Beth Appier, Tracy Sweeney, Michele Reinhart. Third Row: Alexandra Thorn, Carol Eyler, Lauren Cauley, Sue Landreth. Second Row: Jennifer West, Laurie Harbeson, Francis Betz, Ingrid Werner, Jean Bick- meyer, Lorretta Womack. First Row: Lis a Ossie, Denise Lerch, Stephanie Dalton, Lynda Ballard. Missing: Sharon Pailen. THIRD CENTER - Fourth Row: Michelle Robin- son, Annette Alderson, Jane Bickert, Kathy White, mindy Butler, Peggy Shughrue, Kelley Gleason. Third Row: Mary Staken, Sandy Popandria, Mary Pat Marks, Michele Caputo, Sharon Crawford. Second Row: Tammy O ' Rear, Denise Canter, Patti Olson, Kim Kaspary. First Row: Maggie Allshouse. Missing: Robin Graefe, Karen Smith, Britta Muehl- berger, Kathy Piskor, Tera Gray, Pree Johnson, Kris Reigert, Venia Ward. THIRD RIGHT - Bottom: Sherrie Robinson, Lisa Jerry, Pam Troxell, Heather Hoffsomer, Mary Tobin, Veronica Ronnie White, Kerry McWilliams, Helene Ryan, Leslie McGee, Helene Moynihan, Sharon Erdly, Linda Vail, Mary Seng, Donna Travis, Gemma Warwick, Bonnie Flanigan. Missing: Kimberly Blye, Karen Carpenter, Tracey King, Anne Furstenhau, Robin Jenkins, Robin Stead. 22 PRINCE GEORGE JK yngj mfi M •y £ frtT N V-jiw- B j j j | n FIRST LEFT - Fourth Row: Chris Davison, Pete Ehrlich, Robert Punky Jackson. Steve Fairall, Mike Bonhar. Third Row: Dan Long, Mike Tindle, James Drumstick, John Ziedler, Gary Willis, Rod Tomp- kins. Second Row: Dave Paris, Dave Stonehead Newberger, Jesse Meman, Jay Bartusiewicz. First Row: Tim Graney, Bob Greene, Jim Harvey. Missing: Mitch Pollack. FIRST RIGHT - Second Row Joe Syzmanski, Jim Hockersmith, Joe Knepper, Frank Behegaw. Geoff Gootar, Todd Main, Dave Walker. Brian Say. First Row: Mike Pippins, Tony Barnes, Dave Heaw. Missing: John Meadowcroft, Mark Cambardo, Garth Reynolds, Tom Moore, Chip Ahrens, Rick Todd, Steve McKeown. 23 SECOND RIGHT -- Fourth Row: Tara Kelly, Lisa Smith, Beth Adkins. Third Row: Gail Wilson, Laura Ryan, Allison Turner, Leeane Wurster, Sue Briggs (Resi- dent Director), Rhonda Munson. Second Row: Angie Mirachy, Terri Sullivan, Kathy Tewey, Lynn Meagher, Sue Boyle. First Row: Kim Bonnetti, Kaye Grahane, Carla Fiala, Evelyn Kominsky. Missing: Sherri VanHouter, Chris Schmidt, Sarah Hansczle, Joanie Biro, Lisa Milne, Beth Denton, Debbie, Carol Loman, Sue Kohne. SECOND LEFT - Beth Bowes, Lisa Winovich, Mairi Morrison, Ruth Cleary, Rita Hendrickson, Brenda Donlin, Janice Anderson, Beth Gardiner, Nitza Stamoolis, Jeannie Tampieri, Pam Gould, Virginia Vitz- chom, Martha Meyers, Belva Hill, Jo Anne Stewart. Karen Sulmonetti, Mary Cavanaugh, Kathy Johnson, Marie Farrenella, Ellen Murray, Karen Overbeck. Linda McNish, Janet Andrews, Sharee Foster, Leslie Jennings, Chris Rerelli, Cindy Spangler, Karen Randall, Sherunda Lister, Angie Simpson, Dee Dee Thibo- deau. Corny Sears, Carol Scheifelbein. 24 THIRD RIGHT - Fourth Row: Bev Haines, Lisa Bonifant, Nort Schwartz, Jackie Samuda, Janice Buswell, Cathy Ward, Patti Quade. Third Row: Joni Johnston, Colleen Hickey, Beth Asin, Penny Beall, Kathy Roys. Second Row: Michelle La Caste, Beth Baikley, Karen Thomas, Chris Lively, Mary Kate Savin. First Row: Stacey Tapscott, Lisa De Journette, Yo DeFabio. Missing: Carrie Powanda, Karen Mundie, Andrea Stolarik, Vonnie Willey, Betsey Greene. THIRD CENTER - Third Row: Denise, Sharon, Marie Gutches, Natalie Bunting, Laura Kresse, Becky Wood. Second Row: Tracy Gisriel, Gigi Jones, Cara Kidd. First Row: Angela Lyons, Jennifer Smith. Jean Ianni, Tanwnya Isreal. THIRD LEFT — Fourth Row: Lynn, Pay Keegan, Lisa, Carrie, Laura Knox, Suzanne Capley. Third Row: Robin Laird, Kelley Keele, Helen Salyer, Sandy Pillard, Martha Spalding, Donna McCauley. Second Row: Dana, Meg Anderson, Erin McCurley, Leslie Moran, Kathleen, Bernie Taylor. First Row: Laurie Benson, Andrea Tasi. 25 Individuality : A quality of SMC 26 27 FRISBEE MANIA Playing Dirfy 28 Taking a short cut? 29 ALMOST ANYTHING GOES DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY 31 32 Who is that masked man??? H Hi 33 ' TIS THE ' VMS MMMMMNIINMI 9S9R MM 34 35 GAMBLING the Night Away 36 37 Spring Fair 38 39 What Style I 40 41 42 VARIETY: The Spice Of Life At SMC 43 Music A Special Part of SMC On Your Toes 45 A. Wedding 46 Three Penny Opera Barely Rehearsed Players 47 All Work And No Play? 48 i . 49 Who says you need books for concentration? 51 52 53 54 .yws . 55 vww M, n ' m f m. V r v % SOCCER . ALIVE AND KICKIN ' 58 59 Bump, Set --. 60 and Spike 61 X z o Ui OQ 62 TO THE TOP SMC ' s finest, Bobby Hill, joins 1000 pt. club. 63 r A NEW BEGINNING 64 Denise Lerch, Lady Saints high scorer 65 CHEERLEADERS £ 0$f 6 ' ■■■■.;: {MA 66 67 TOUCHE 68 Take to the Winds 69 In the Swing of Things zVv.l. 70 I ■ 3 r rfnrr Sticks in Action 72 MM 73 0r X y ■v HHH 1 IHIH _ 74 75 • ■ ■ • J- NO SMO ' (i J- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ - • • Z 76 ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• ■ -•• 77 t y H HHHt- - - ■•••••••• 0T m VI 78 NO SMOKING 79 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A- Flag Football Men - Stoned Rangers Women - Stormin Normans Volleyball Men - Light Touchers Women - Patti ' s Punch Indoor Lacrosse Men - Superman and Company Women — Rosemary ' s Girls Indoor Soccer Men — Distributors Women - Dudiak Attack Coed Volleyball Sunsetters Ultimate Frisbee Schmucks Softball Trojans Basketball Men - Rumin Spoilers Women - Spider ' s 80 81 GAIL ANDERSON JANET ARMELIN BRENDA ASHE MAUREEN AULD SCOTT BATES JANE BICKERT 84 JIM 3 LAND MARY BOWLES SUSAN BRODERICK PAMELA CARDULLO RUTH CLEARY KNOW ME I am a night and day Know the night — with all its stars and the dawn of tomorrow will Bring clear blue fall days together In the night, knockin ' roun ' town Clubhin, and dancin, high heels and Big cars that guide us through the Fantasy of the city in the night In the day, hikin all aroun Walkin and climbin, hikin boots and Little creeks that guide us through the Beauty of the country in the day Know me as a dancer Know me as a poet Know me as a singer Know me as a lover Enjoy the lines in my life See the image and you shall Know the self of a man happy To be alive and to love JOHN ROCCO PETRUCELLI 85 DANIEL CRONIN KATHY CROSBY RICHARD CRUTCHFIELD PAMELA CULVER THOMAS DEBOY 86 YOLANDA DIFABIO KAREN DIX BRENDA DONLIN CHARLES EASTER PETER EKELUND ANGELA ELLIS LINDA ETT 87 JULIA FLYNN JEFFREY FRANGENBERG SANDRA GILBERT KEVIN GIVENS KELLEY GLEASON ROBIN GRAEFE 88 ALLAN HAMILL I JAMES HANNAH TERRY HARFORD DEBRA HIGGINS ROBERT HILL 89 ANN HOHENHAUS ROBIN JENKINS JOAN JOHNSTON ANN KOPP TERRI LANCASTER DANIEL LONG 90 KEITH LOVE MARK LUTZ WILLIAM MARX CYNTHIA MATOSKA MELVIN McBRIDE 91 SARAH McBURNEY STEPHEN McHENRY NALINEE MISHRA TITO MONTES DENISE MORRISSETTE PAUL MOYER 92 RANDY NAEFE KAREN NIXON CARRIE O ' BRIEN 93 CLARISSA PARR KATHLEEN PISKOR PATRICIA RICH ANN RINEHART SHERRIE ROBINSON MARY ROZMARYNOWSKI GAIL RUSSELL SALLY SAKER STEPHANIE SATKIEWICZ 94 CAROL SCHIEFELBEIN PATRICIA SCOTT MARGARET SHUGHRUE «  , TERI SILKE CHRISTINE SIMMONS 95 EDWARD SIRIANNO GERARD SMITH DENNIS SORRELLS RENEE SPEENBURGH JOHN SWEENEY 96 KAREN TAYLOR PATRICIA TRALONGO WILLIAM TURNER GARY WILLIS LORETTA WOMACK DOUGLAS WRIGHT LEE ANN WURSTER 97 Senior Notes GAIL YVONNE ANDERSON - Two special people who deserve love and thanks Mom and Dad. St. Mary ' s - a chance to be myself. New beginnings with Paul. Karen — special friend - Roomie. JANE CHRISTIE BICKERT - Thanks to: Professors, Trapper Bob, Jeno, Jim Clark, my parents and my friends. In- ternship, Canoe and Kayak Champions two years. Goal: Ms. Wildlife Management. PETER EKELUND - St. Mary ' s provided me with the necessary perception to understand people for who they really are. To all my friends and the beauty of this campus good-bye, thank you . . . remember, the energy you put forth will determine who you are. JULIA A. FLYNN - Splendor, sorrow, enchantment, inspira- tion, peace, pain, insanity, indulgence, pres- sures, prayers, friends, freedoms, Lydge, Ann, Patsy, Holly, Renee: St. Mary ' s; I love you all. J. KELLEY GLEASON Time went by so quickly, but the memo- ries will last forever - Spring Breaks, Monte Carlo Night, parties, Supremes, Lacrosse, The club, beach, Stormin Norman ' s — Friends. [r ROBIN ELIZABETH GRAEFE - Robin Hogface — Life ' s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way. Florida 80, 81. Hog- faces of SMC No. 40 -- Best in History!! Patutees shall reign forever!! JAMES ROBERT HANNAH - Jimbob First Leftists, Third Center P.G., Have seen radical changes here. Ac- tivities: Marykate, Percussion, Wind, Jazz Ensembles, Bluewind, Soccer, Sailing, WSMC D.J., Music Business Bound, Will Relocate. TERRI LANCASTER - Social Science; Lift joyfulvoices unto Him! Thanx Mom and Dad, F.W.C., SMC. Thank you Father for your many blessings. Love to you. MARK LUTZ - For those of us leaving St. Mary ' s, the future will pose many challenges. But none will be greater than the challenge of finding a group of people as good and as decent as the one we leave behind. BILL MARX - To classmates and others we have known: We were strangers when we came here, never before had we met. Now we ' re friends, never to forget. STEPHEN McHENRY - Empath Editor, mega S.G.A. and com- mittee work, etc., etc. Great debts are owed to A. Chovanes, R. Davey, D. Ingersoll, J. Nickell. L. Smith, yes, and The Blubber- heads. Life is to be lived in the fullest appreciation of others, because without others who are you? 98 ALBERTO TITO MONTES - Favorites: The Lord God, Joanie, Fellow- ship, My roomies (Darr too!), friends, the water, Peepersburg. Activities: Fencing (77 - 78); SMC Dan- cers (78 - 80); Choir (78 - 79); Christian Fellowship (77 - 81 ); Leader (79 - 81 ). Future Endeavors: Marry Joan ; Minister. PAUL MOYER - I have made many friends and been pre- sented with many opportunities in my four years at St. Mary ' s. Thanks for wonderful memories I will carry forever. RANDY NAEFE - To me, my most important achievement is the friends Eve made in the past three years. The mem ories are treasured. Holly- wood! KAREN NIXON - Q.A. Dorm Council, Bitches, Frankly Scarlets, Pulliams Pros, As Third Right Turns - Its all yours guys! Depot - Now it ' s all ours. Thanks Mom, Dad you ' re great. CARRIE FRANCES O ' BRIEN - (C.B., Betty - Lu Boufant, Boom - Boom). Choir, Madrigals, Intramurals, Theater, Third Left, The Clique! Thanks Mom and Dad for your love and confidence. Karen, Carol, and Lisa - friends always!!! XXXOOO!!!  v GAIL F. RUSSELL - Varsity Swim Team, Queen Anne Dorm Council, Tour Guide, Blood Drive Volunteer, Programming Team, Hilbert Prize in Mathe- matics. To the Math Faculty: I shall return! STEPHANIE SATKIEWICZ - The Clinton Gang, Bitches Championship Football, Blob ' s Park, Waterskiing, Life- guards, Co-op, Summer ' 79, Thursday Nights, Oscar, Club 203, On My Face . . . RAH! O.K. Bye! MARGARET ANN SHUGHRUE - Peg, Rat, Mom. Memories open our eyes to the rainbows of tomorrow. Thursday nights, Florida 79, ' 80, ' 81. Stor- min ' Normans No. 1. Soccer days - lacrosse days. Hey girlie — Hey guy! 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A Attorneys At Law Leonardtown Lexington Park superior: inc. 12901 Chalfont Avenue Oxon Hill, Maryland 20022 Telephone (301) 292-2550 Forms Consultation and Design Graphics Publications Medical and Technical Illustrations Slides Visuals Composition Charts and Graphs Posters Displays Xyla R. Savage John W. Savage Jr. 113 Dear Sherunda, Don ' t flunk! Love, Your Parents Congratulations Class of 1981! Mr. and Mrs. Harland Stockwell Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John Jerry Joseph Samuda J. P. DeJoumette Kathleen DeWeever Mary Foley Wilbur Scott Francis J. DeFabio Xyla R. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blom Dorothy Franks William Covington Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hartzell Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Willis Mr. and Mrs. Gem H. Ahrens, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Leo Michael Cronin Mr. and Mrs. William Krauczyk Virginia Richardson Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Culp Mary Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. King Mr. and Mrs. Murray E. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Mudd Mr. nd Mrs. John Donlin Dorothy E. Truman Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Chesser The Wendel Family Mr. nd Mrs. Gerald C. Mattran Mr. and Mrs. Harland H. Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Scully Dr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Seagle Dr. Langford Kidd Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mattson Dr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Worthly Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Ried Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Thaehwray Mr.a nd Mrs. J. R. Fogarth Hugh J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Smith. Jr. William E. McKenney Mr. and Mrs. Leon Greene Mr. and Mrs. George S. McVaugh Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Leland C. Cheyne Alice M. and B. L. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. O ' Brien Ora W. Theard Mr.a nd Mrs. Vincent de Paul Gisriel Carol R. Meagher Jinx Caylor Paddy Walsh Mr. and Mrs. William Sharkey Elizabeth J. Lavelle Mr. and Mrs. Jettie Jones Bill and Arlyne Carrico 1U Arthur L. Bickmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Neil Spangler CDR. and Mrs. R. C. Junghans. USN (Ret) Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Flattery Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hill. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Tuma Paul Harbeson Joy Harbeson Alvin H. Bombgardner Mr. and Mrs. Grant S. Haines Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sulkovsky Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Matoska Mrs. Douglas C. Murray Mr. and Ms. Dennis Crosby Capt. and Mrs. Neil F. O ' Connor. USN Mr. and Mrs. William A. Turner. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moynihan The Valentine Family Karl and Mildred Beahm Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pilachowski Mr. and Mrs. Al Hall Mr. and Mrs. John P. Callan Mr. and Mrs. George J. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Arch Mouser Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaylor Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius W. Heine Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilkes George W. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Parr Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Jackman The Danoff Family Katherine S. Roys Mrs. Mary F. Smith Ned Burger Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. McDonough Francesco J. Alberti £ 116 J 117 DOVE STAFF Lisa Smith editor-in-chief Debby Rigler assistant editor Tracy Ward business manager Kevin Gleason . .photography editor Joe Knepper student life Tom Franks sports Michelle Lavery seniors Dcrcas Goodwin advisor Photographers Karin Corea Ron Deter Dan Hassett Mike Hentgen Terri Sullivan College Photo Service Charlie Butler Wim Cassard Kevin Gleason Renee Tuma Maryellen Wendel Director: Chris Cihlar The 1981 Dove staff would like to thank the College Photo Service for all their time and effort in photo- graphing, processing, and printing pictures for the 1981 Dove. A special thanks goes to Renee Tuma for all her help in processing printing and managing the photo service ' s darkroom. ■. These Times Are Our Times - The Besf Times I