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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

The Dove Volume 6, 1984 } i. St. Mary ' s College of Maryland St. Mary ' s City Maryland 20686 -1 ; ' A. V mt ' aiftSJS; ' ' ji ' In your vision of the world is the image of yourself. WATERFRONT Upper left: Beth Bigley. Upper right: Andrew Young. Lower left: Spam? Lower center: Jennifer Ferguson. A Day At The Waterfront Upper Right: Jeff Kennedy, Tim Murphy. Lower Right; Tim Smith. St. Mary ' s Style Upper left: Kirsfen Stiener, Kathy Barefield, Sue Young. Upper center: Pat O ' Brien. Middle left: Bob Philips, Bill Ziegler, Kevin Younger, Robbie Heaps, and David Bowen. Middle right: Barry Drake Coffeehouse. Lower left: Marsha White. Mrn : I get by a little help from my friends ' Upper left: Phil Johnston, Wim Cassard, Sandy Duff. Upper right: Beth Oxnard, Sharon Smith. Lower left: Steve Halley, Keith Parr. Lower middle: David Victor, Ken Der. Lower right: Maureen Monetti, Lisa Sca n- Ion. iivif Upper left: Joan Race. Gabe Leenas. Upper right; Smile for that camera! Middle right: Heather Russell, Mary Beth Bom- gardrier, Carole Burton Lower left: Eileen Baruch, Jenny Harford. Lower right: Donna Russell, Sarabeth Whed- bee. Familiar Faces at SMC Upper left: Pat Wood. Upper right: Scott Stockwell Lower left: Eric Bernhardt. Lower right: Noreen Rand. 11 Faces to good to leave out Upper left: Connie LeCriddle, Upper right: Mike Ironmonger. Lower left: Bob Philips, Lower right: Joe Battaglia. Opposite page: Upper left: Bill Berger. Upper right: Geoff Funk. Middle right: Roy Johnson. Lower left: Sam Herbert. Lower right: Chris Holt. 12 «N. ' V - 13 Halloween Memories Upper left: Mike Wilson, Jimmy Dunn, Sean O ' Hara, Scott Weaver. Upper right; Blair Osborn. Lower right: Dave Riegel, John Spinnicchia. Lower center: Bo Babendrier. Lower left: Scott Stockwell. Upper left; Eileen Baruch, Jenny Harford, Paul Day. Upper right: Kevin Flanders, Bob Seeger, Sue Landreth. Loser left: John Enright, Kathy Amick. Lower right: Karen Borger, AUyson Hoffman, Gwen Smith, Kel- ley Quirk. ST. MARY ' S COLLEGE OF MARYLAND founded J«39 ff 16 When asked what he wanted to be when he grew up, a college freshman once said, a senior. Four years later, that freshman was finally a St. Mary ' s College senior. What went into being able to walk across the stage? -surviving 8 frisbee golf weekends -numerous afternoons spent on the water instead of in class -unexpected swimming lessons in St. John ' s Pond -forgetting to set the alarm clock -sleeping through the alarm clock -mastering the fine art of essay B.S. -sunny afternoons on the point -dropping classes at the last minute -muddling through a new alcohol policy -meeting challenges -last minute typing -waiting in line for fine dining room cuisine -late night munchie runs to Poor Boys -listening to monotone instructors -The Green Door -and even a little bit of studying I wonder what he wants to be when he grows up. Daniel Albert! Donald Allen Margaret Andrews Janet Andrews Elizabeth Attias Justin Babendreir Bryan Barge Joeseph Battaglia George Belleville Bernard P. Bidwick Janice Biswell Mary Bomgardner 18 David B. Bowen Mary E. Brown Mary G. Brown Janice Buswell Bill Shirley being himself. Denise Canter Terri Carwile Chu Chung Chang Chu Rui Chang 19 Constance Corcoran Senior Mark Lombardo and Junior Gail McDiffett study together in the computer room. Karin Corea Carlos Coro Margaret Davis Elizabeth Denton Mary Denton Christine Devlin Julie Dukkony 20 Paul Elkamp John Enright David Flood Stuart Foote Thomas Franks Geoff Funk Sharon Gamble Brian Barge does his rendition of O. J. Simpson. Kathleen Garrett 21 Robert Germann Tracy Gisriel Tracey Gofus Kaye Graham Don Allen having too much fun. Sandra Graham Tera Gray Teresa Gray Marie L. Gutches 22 Kimberly Harveil Rita Hendrickson William Herfel Colleen Hickey Mully studying the alcohol policy. Heather Hoffsommer Douglas Imig Thomas Jameson Kelly Jenkins 23 Julee Johnson Pree Johnson Allison Jones Joann Jones Robert E. Jones Simone Kiere Robert Knopp Andy LeFevre getting down to earth. Michelle Kozlowski 24 Sue Landreth Bob Jones enjoys a sunny weekend at the waterfront. James Laurel Michelle Lavery Gabrielle Leenas Andre LeFevre Lance Lewand R. Karl Lewis John D. Lindt 25 Mark Lombardo Thomas Loughran Louis Manganiello Anne Mattson Jason Godfrey and Connie Thornley in lolanthe. Lorena Mauricci Kathy McAffe Donna McCauley Erin McCurley 26 Jean McMahon Richard Meinhardt James Mullen Kim Murray Blaire Osborn Karen Overbeck Mary Owen Richard Painter Joan M. Race Karen Randall Joseph Raspa Sheridan Reaver 27 Ellen Richardson Jeff Uhlenberg returns for his senior year after a summer of windsurfing. r ■ t . v-j ' j ' i- Jacqueline Samuda Chris Savage Elizabeth Scanlon David Schmitt Christine Schmitz Rebecca J. Seagle Robert Seeger 28 William Shirley Ira Shorter Shannon Siegert Laura Simon Valerie K. Simpson Gregg Smith Jennifer Smith Bob Seeger and Sue Landreth show off their Halloween cos- tumes Kathleen Smith 29 Gary J. Spangler Mary Stakem Nitsa Stamoulis June Steele Scott Weaver takes his taran- tula for a walk. Richard Stevens Scott A. Stockwell James Stuart Darlene Szn er 30 Joseph H. Szymanski Karen Thomas Alexandra Thorn Lisa Trapani Bill Herfel and his machine. Donna Travis Laurel Tringali Thomas Truman Edward Tschann 31 Robert Turnau Jerry Valentine Brian Walsh Krista Walters Beth Ward Cathy Ward Scott Weaver Mary Ellen Wendel Mary White Veronica White Barbara Wilson Michael Wilson 32 Loretta Womer Patrick Wood Kendra Young Alex Stout, Tim Murphy, and Jeff Kennedy model the wet look. Jim Laurel and Karin Corea on the other side of the camera for a change. 33 , 34 DORMS What ' s the combo? Where ' s the key? Who ' s this stranger who ' ll be living with me? We ' re sharing a double and what have we got? Two stereos, two popcorn poppers — what have we not? A carpet, a frige, a turntable . . . alot! Thirty people on a hall sharing their lives, and the only way to escape are the Green Door type dives. Too many people, two showers, one phone, shouts of turn down the music! . Leave me alone! Problems arise, but there are many good times, too. Party in Sin City; they ' re a motley crew. All the halls are quiet, where ' s everyone gone? The dance, the farmhouse, or out on the lawn . . . possibly on the beach, maybe in town, perhaps on a windsurfer trying not to fall down. The time will go by while friendships become strong. One day we will graduate (after so long). We ' ll leave the dorm life, but wherever we roam, we can remember St. Mary ' s College as our home. Susu. Caroline First Left Rich Trippe, Sean Carey, Jim Gras- sey. Bob Hammond, Andy Brown, Chris Standing, Mike Calhoun, Tom Bulhack, Gino Mauricci, Mike Hentgen, Mike Lorenzini, Brad Stephens, Bill Holm, Keith Gardner, Andy McGinty, Dave Jones, Dave Parris, Kevin Bloom, Mark Leonard, Bill Hauver, Tim Holt, Mike Perez, Pete Fang, Mar- tin Curry. First Right Kirsten Steiner, Allison O ' Day, Lisa Boyle, Madeline Wright. Con- nie Coreoran, Kim Shearin, Delani Cashion, Beverly Redman, Julie Burk, Laurie Conroy. Anne Matt- son, Kelly Jenkins, Vikki Jale, Beth Miller, Mary Johnson. 36 Caroline Second Left Bill Herfel. Chiu Rui Chang, Ken Lorenzen, Kirk Wilbourne, Marc Hollingswroth, Jill Brobst. John Schwirian, Wes Turner, George Belleville, Larry Stevens, Steve Plugge. Chris Klages, Joe Hud, Paul Mychalus, Robert Borland, Doug Simon, Rick Goheen, Roy Johnson, John Pfister, Dwyane Wigglesworth, Josh Ahrenberg, Justin McFadden. Second Right Tom Moyer, Roby Fields, Jeff Mackall, Jay Powell, Stephan Mill- er, Tim Murphy. Tim Howie, Dwayne Wigglesworth, Barb Hornberger (RD), Nick Krawczyk, Jeff Uhlenberg, Pat Jameson, Scott Phoebus, Mike Santini, Rich Pam- pillonia. Million Danneker, Goef- frey Batchelder, Peggy , James Eliasson. Not Pictured: Harry An- derson, Mark Munson, Brian Jaur, Pat Kenney, Mark Thompson. 37 Caroline Third Left ■ Jody Kelliher. Kathy Inglisa, Cry- stal Walker, Amy Roberts, Martha Flach, Amy Patrick, Gail McDif- fett, Tracy Gisriel. Julie Benas (doll), Kathi O ' Brien, Jennifer Bucher, Becky Culbert, Suzy Kel- ley, Judy Horner. Gretchen Eber- hard, Christina Painter, Shawn Mcintosh. Not Pictured: Annette Mallory, Beth Appier, Paige Hughes, Kelly Boyle, Kathi Pren- aki, Kathy Rhein, Darlene Van Gaasbeck. Thrid Center Tera Gray, Sharon Smith, Mary Brown, Peggy Bordon, Brenda Rob- inson. Karen Overbeck, Cindy Wendling. Diana Intlekofer, Kara Miley, Carolyn Louviere, Sheri Eynck. Nancy Kasner, Kirsten Urtz, Kathy White, Jeane Zitzer. Not Pictured: Kelly Maratta, Kim Garrey, Lianne Randall, Sarah Klages, Kelly Gilbert, Leila Sharma, Jennie Mahoney, Mimi Vitek, Sandy Maddox. Thrid Right Cinde Dobson, Kim Levy, Susie Bennet, Sue Parrow, Lisa Boykin, Beth Oxnard, Lindley Corcorcan, Polly Weber, Cristin Ackerly, Pen- ny Holland. Natalie Smart, Pam McCawley, Debbie Peoples, Kris- tin Chapman, Lily Ordway, Dorris Miklitz. LEI-Eb (xi AA. MAtA 38 ' I Prince George i First Left (in Canoe) Tom Alexander, Doug the slug Marshall, Dave McDon- ough, Tom T.K. Kingston, Karin Corea, Bill Barnhart, Richard Palm- er, Tom Bell, Ed Flynn, Hannes Ru- derstaller, Phil Owens, Bob Jones, Dave Piatt, Steve Binko, Ron McMorrow, Todd Purring, Greg Zeigler, Sean Godfrey, Brian Usher, Tim Spam Smith, Bill Shirley, Not Pictured: Mike Nickerson. Hey, Tom, Dave and Todd, where are you going with those Canoes? 39 Prince George First Right f , f| Roy Reynolds, Shawn McGarvey. Greg Montague, Brad Kaiman, Paul Baba, Pat O ' Brien, Dave Drunk Walter. Fascist Dave King, Mike White, Paul Day, Ke- vin Foster, Joe Szymanski, Stu Foote, Frank Healy, Drew Martin, Roger Carin, G-Man, Mitch Bau- man, Bill-the-Cat, Radical Phil. 40 Second Left Mark Hannon, Anne Ruth, Chris Devlin, Cathy Rosenbaum, Susu Tolford, Jyh-Jye Shoung, Michelle Legacy, Diane Linguadoca. Bags: Marcy Bartha, Roxanne Lea, Melis- sa Kersey, Liz Lowell, Sarabeth Whedbee, Donelle Sweeney, Linda McNish, Donna Smith, Alessandra Basso, Cathy Landreth, Kim Bus- sell, Karin Williams, Laura Luecke, the unknown comic , Angis Goldring, Sandra Foster, Lisa Lind- ley, Linda Smith, Stephanie Green- well, Chris Schmitz. Second Right Ken Der, Greg Angst, David Vic- tor, Chen. Spitx, Kareem Abdul Angelos, Chip Crawford, Yhim Hamman, Kareem Abdul Shelley, Randall WRBN Severy, George Hanson, Peggy Ravik. Keith Ed- wards, Jersey John O ' SuUivan, Saalam Muhammed Breeze, Yassar Big Boy Aarafat Cer Dett, Eraser Head , George Green. Romone Muhammed Abdul Boom Boom Holt, Scottie Server of Alia Study Geek Rand, Thomas Jacques-Ger- ronemous Wirfs, Captain Mor- gan, Baghera, Yeah?. Prince George Third Left Elvis, Diane Ridgell, Lisa Scanlon, Karen McConnell, Susan Bailey. Mary Johnson, Debbie Brown, Kathy Kelly, Michele Ensor. Col- leen Renehan, Stephanie Altoz, Caroline Taylor, Cecilia Stephens, Eileen Baruch, Kate Melia, Tamara Maggio, Celeste ToUes, Joan Race, Gabe Leenas, Jennifer Harford, Kimberly Abe. Not Pictured: Cathy Sparks, Jacqualine Sumada, Wendy Stock, Michelle Simpson, Lucy Perez. Third Center Connie Thornley, Niki Valliere, Julianne Dolan, Judy Hughan. Alisa Gassman, Carole Burton, Marsha White, Kendra Young, Gigi Jones, Mary Beth Bom- gardner, Angie Weller, Libby Abrecht, Kelly Smith, Karen Thomas, Tina Blake, Sue Stevens, Sharon Gamble. Not Pictured: Julie Butschsky, Lisa Gruch, Antoinette McClary, Sabrina Boyd, Amy Foerter, Heather Russell, Terri Til- don, Cathy Sparks, Jennifer Abrecht. Third Right Kate Miller, Cathy Zejac, Diane Wheatly, Karen Thomas, Mary Carlon, Suzanne Brunton, Karen Borger, Collin, Nancy Baldwin, Al- lison Hoffman, Sondra Murphy, Gwen Smith, Susan Oldfield, Sue Stevens, Chris McCarthy, Karen Martin, Pam McDonald, Rody Yorgiadis, Carolyn Brune, Vicky Rankin, Paige Levy. Not Pictured: Jennifer Johnson. 41 Dorchester First Left Don Hot Dog Siple, Mike Stoney Drabo, Chuck Smurf Ricker, Jack Godey, Sam Dutton, Mike Bubba Currey, Cecelia Stephens, John Turco, Ross Jones, Tom Franks, Mike Derby, Tim Dowling, Scott Holder. Missing: Michael Mouse Lord, John Mitchell, Earl Duke Wood III, Rick Sneeuwjagt, Frank Ervin, Michael Jed Brannan, John Buckley, Eric Flieger, Tom Hudson. Cristin Ackerly gazes at Ricky Geritz. First Right Robert Ziegler, Jim Fenstermacher, Dan Benson, Allen Siever- ston, Duffy Alberti, Chris Peloquin, Tim Vadas, John Spin- ache Spinacchia, Dave Riegel, Kirk Scanlon, Dennis McClel- land, Tania Muerrer, William Spike Fauntleroy. Mike Currey goes for the tackle. 42 Dorchester Second Left Jimmy Douglas, Ed Ryon, Sidney Vahn, Tim Sadler, Justin Vick, Leon Turner, Daryl Calvano, Tarn Kelsey, Mike Perry, Mike Payne, Tom Durdock, Dave Chopper Schmidt, Sean Kolb, Bob Tracy, Jeff Sturdevant, Dave Lewald, Greg Mason, Robby Heaps, Eric Ihde, Jeff Krissoff, Walter Caldwell, Paul Haldeman. Missing: Fred Becker, Mackay Rippey, Andy Lynch, Scott Stockwell, Mike Baba, Craig Rudy, Craig Moore, Dan Hanessian, Dan Kessler, Steve Clarke, Mike Rose, Mark Hudson, Jimmy Faecher. _ Second Right Eric Ihde, Brian Barger, Dave Bowen, Jeff Tidd, Joe Battaglia, Rick Geritz, Kennie Sutton, Don Behrens, The man who sells clothes from India, Frank Calia, Rich Miller, Rick Hood, Rob Tur- nau, Eric Thompson, Robert Earp. Far Left: Sean Kolb watches while Maureen McCarthy and Craig Rudy snuggle up at Pimp and Pro. Left: Greg Mason after a night in the Cream Door. 43 Dorchester Third Left Keith Walton, Mike Phillips, Steve Cosimano, Todd Haines, Mike Bournia, Kevin Cross, Mark Shriber, Dave Dillman, Dan Schruefer. Missing: Paul Hare, Jim Kerwin, Calvin Smith, Steve Hal- ley, Bob Knopp, Mark Collins, Mike Nichols, Bill Zeigler, Derek Dorsey, Scott Shipley, Roger Tate, V.T. Huelskamp, Richard Painter, Kelvin Kennedy, Christopher Stan- dish, James Michie. Third Center Keith Rippey, Dave Wood, John Gillespie, Mike Sharp, Tim Eche- bervia. Bill Friese, Paul Mannix, Eric Bernhardt, Pete Wiley, John Heritage, Jimmy Dunn, Mike Wil- son, Sean O ' Hara, Steve White, Scott Weaver, Joe Inglisia. Missing: Chris Conneran, Chris McCarty, Ed Bell, Dan Benson, Pat Wood, Jay Manning, Tere Griffin, Mike Cockran, Timmy Renehan. Third Right Tom Rafferty, Bryan Smith, Louis Ridout, Todd Haines, Guy Chalk, Rob Salven, Pat Provost, Brett ' s friend, Brett Panek, Jeff Hack- lander, Mike Leigh, Dave Young, Bill Lynch, Nathan Wilson, Steve DeFeo, Greg Rhodes, Chris Par- kins. 44 Queen Anne First Left Beth Bell, Suzanne Green, Leah Doran, Fluffy Johannesen, Paula Empey, Carla Berard, Shannon Liv- ingston, Bobbie Haines, Erin Kee- gan. Donna Hiestand, Kim Moore, Krista Hunter, Barby Norman, Ju- lie Schmidt, Lynn Jaussi, Sandy Leitner, Mariele Risse, Terri Car- wile, Ana Wallace. First Right Madeline Babendreier, Sally Samp- son, Maureen McCarthy, Cathy Reed, Joyce McQueeney, Carol Ed- wards, Pam Barrigher, Sharon Chewning, Kelly Quinlan, Clarice Schultz, Laurie Ryan. Above: Carla Berard taking advan- tage of free food at the Co-op ' s an- nual pigout. Left: Mary Kay Riles, Melaine Ruckle, and Terri Carwile wait for escorts at the Pimp and Pro dance. 45 Queen Anne Second Left Jennifer Godfrey, Cathy Exner, Lisa Zsebedics, Kathy Bell, Ellen Hicho, Marlene Orendle, Lila Mor- ris, Karen Martin, Beth Rawlings, Maggie Brown, Patty Moscoso, Chris Kelley, Cecilia Dacey, Susan Ward, Marie Michelson, Kathy McAfee, Missy Karehs, Alison Eastman, Cathy Racine. Second Right Kitty Butler, Ellen Lafferty, Mi- chelle Kozlowski, Tammy Disney, Chris Wright, Bonnie Titmas, Kathy Abell, Goldie Schmidt, Kim McGovern, June Steele, Kealy West, Maria Brannan, Susan Potth- ast, Maggie Dunaj, Dawn Kissner, Allison Tate, Deniese Hebstreit, Amy Hittinger, Curley Weird, Gumby Riston. Joan Jenkins with a display of hall unity. 46 Queen Anne Third Left Judi Jackson, Ellen Foos, Theresa March, Maria Reid, Beth Hoke, Sue Pearce, Gina Giuffreda, Mary Silanskis, Michelle Bowie, Reenie Steele, Lisa Grazioli, Sue Landreth, Gwen Lesh, Kathy Roeder, Margo McDaniel, Linda Anschuetz, Julie Hejhall, Amy Weingartner, Joan Jen- kins. rhird Right ' laya Prausnity, Claude Anne Ballenger, Karin Corea, kllison Jones, Carrie Tinsley, Scarlet Michele Snyder, Jicole Ganz, Krista Walters, Michele Paris, Lisa homas, Lillian Delaney, Suzanne Davenport, Kelly hisholm. Laurel Tringali, Louise Gatti, Laura Shee- an. Not Pictured: Shannon Coll, Dottie Ashley, athy Ference, Renee Walters, Lisa Lerner, Lisa York, larian Grassey. Third Center Carolyn Muldoon, Beth Norris, Plymouth Hanna, Me- lanie Ruckle, Barbara Thurlow, Leann Lawn, Beth Pax- son, Kathy Amick, Kris Hart, Lisa Trapani, Mary Kay Reis, Kacky Phipps, Edi Bryant, Ruth Cowles, Mary Jo Stein, Brigit Shea. Not Pictured: Melaine Bell, Molly Mahany, Jennifer Lake, Peggy Ravick, Liz Flanigen. 47 Calvert Second Floor Rosemary Blair, Donna Hutchin- son, Karen Randall, Dawn Locke, Carla Mosely, Valerie Simpson, Lorena Mauricci, Detsy Dallam, Ja- net Mellem, Jackie Cameron, Mi- chelle Shewbridge, Cory Ciesielski, Kim Stone, Kathy Smith, Cathy McMahon, Meg Davis, Shelly Ko- mornik, Serah Hyde, Kim Murray, Meg Goodyear, Allyson Yustak, Sandi Duff, Libby Dettling, Dawn Robichaud. Not Pictured: Sheilagh Griffin, Marcia Doerr, Carolyn Cline, Wendy Kissin, Tanya Mur- rer, Nicole Robinson. Third Floor Jennifer Warren, Patty Talento, Mary Ann Hamilton, Tressa Bai- ley, Susan Sellus, Carrie Barr, No- reen Rand, Alex Thorn, Bobbi Kienast, Kelley Meier, Colleen Hickey, Cathy Baker, Joanne Mink, Teresa Bankins, Chris Kin- del, Cathy Cooper, D.J. Cross, Tri- sha Opalko, Deniese Appel, Mollie Prettymen, Kaye Graham, Missy McDaniel, Nicole Sayan Sonia Henry, Dina Demorest, Sara Cocke, Jessica Bosna, Susan Bloom, Beth Hopkins. Not pictured: Pam Addicott, Cassie Bauman, Kathy Montgomery, Jean Dettor, Kirstin Zedalis, Kathleen Dever, Leslie Quinn, Tricia Slowey, Kathy Jaku- bowski, Jean McMahon, Tracey Baylston, Mary Brown, Liz Scan- Ion. Right: Libby Dettling. Far Right: Liz Robey and Christie Goettel- mann showed lots of spirit before transfering to Towson in January. 48 Commuters Commuter students are an im- portant part of SMC. With the new Commuter Lounge in Charles Hall, more commuter students than ever are spending their spare time out- side of classes on the campus. The Commuter Council gets involved in many campus events and activi- ties including the sponsorship of a dunking booth at Spring Fair. Far left: Holly Giesen working hard in the photo lab. Left: John Lindt — Hey there! Bottom left: Scott Raspa gets dis- tracted from his work. 49 50 STUDENT LIFE Student life? At Saint Mary ' s College? Well, look around you, participate, get involved — before you graduate! Academics are important, keep those grade high. With many students at St. Mary ' s its just anough to get by! Baseball, Lacrosse, Soccer and Basketball too. Some varsity, some intramural, some club, some do it all. This year the dances were many and the parties surely weren ' t few. We had beach bums, jocks, pimps and pros . . . Where were you? The movies, plays, and concerts were tops. Officer and a Gentleman, 48 Hrs. lolanthe. Brass- band and Skip Castro. Did you go sailing? I hope you watched your head. Look out don ' t fall . . . Looks like you got wet! Thursday night was party night — where else but at the Green Door . . . shoot a game of pool, do a few shooters and leave before you hit the floor. The first annual Olympics, Oh, what a success, even with our share of cuts and bruises, everyone turned out and did there best. Once again another year comes to an end . . . get involved-before you graduate . . . Where will you be next year? Lisa and Penny Theatre Performances The theater department this year did a grand job with the performances they presented to the college. The spectacular lolanthe and She Stoops to Conquer were the major concentra- tions of its time. The Childrens Theatre did the Crab , The Dance Company is doing Dance through the Ages and a guest actor presented the life and times of Edgar Allan Poe, in Rem- berances . All in all, everyone was busy with performances and stage construction for these major plays. MARK COLE as EDGAR ALLAN POE 52 53 Maryland Day 54 Maryland Day ' 84 was the cele- bration of the 350th anniversary of the landing of the Ark and Dove on St. Clements Island. This year ' s celebration was very wet and rainy, but the weather did not dampen too many spirits. The anniversary events brought together many peo- ple from the state legislature, the college and local communities, as well as a large number of tourists. Music (M lri llW 56 H mt L ' V ' K K i 1 Concerts Concerts are always a good time — alot of work and effort, but alot of fun. The concert schedule this year was filled with a variety of en- tertainment. The Fine Arts Com- mittee brought the Brass Band to SMC for an evening of slapstick musical entertainment. Sweet Hon- ey and the Rock livened up the tent at the waterfront with their original style. The SGA Concert Committee put together a fall concert with the band Blotto. The Mighty Invaders and The Skip Castro Band rocked SMC during the spring semester. 59 Dances Dances are popular events at St. Mary ' s; there is usually a dance ev- ery weekend. This year saw many different theme dances which are turning into annual events. Some of these are: the Suitcase Party, the Halloween Dance; Pimp and Pro Night, and the Dorchester Beach Party. The favorite band at dances in 83-84 was the Diversions, and the favorite DJ was SMC ' s very own Gary Rice. 60 61 62 63 64 Honors Convocation The annual Honors Convoca- tion at Saint Mary ' s is a chance for the outstanding students and faculty to be noticed and con- gratulated. The cream of the crop is not the only special group around Saint Mary ' s but they sure do work hard. 65 66 67 Favorite SMC Pastimes ■ flpJll 68 0 ,r 69 Monte Carlo 70 Spring Fair 71 72 Xi,.; W.. SMC Smiles Bc H Mli H fl A Tf f k B pVn 1 1 || ii, Cl l.._j HtlLx 2 HlH 73 D 76 SPORTS The athletic program experienced an exciting year in 1983-84. St. Mary ' s welcomed a new athletic director, Dr. John Harvey, whose new deas brought about a fresh look to the sports program. St. Mary ' s said good-bye to the black and gold Saints, and through a campus and alumni vote, ushered in the new era of the royal blue, gold and white Seahawks. Two new club teams were added to the roster for 83-84: women ' s soccer and women ' s Softball. In addition, a new athletic confer- ence was initiated by SMC: The Chesapeake Women ' s Athletic Confer- ence. These were well deserved improvements to the women ' s athletic scene. SMC developed another recreational program which excited the entire campus. ST. MARY ' S COLLEGE OLYMPICS drew faculty, staff and students together in controlled athletic competition. Events included ten- nis, track and field, bike races, swimming, basketball, and much more. It was the first program of its kind at SMC. The athletic program at St. Mary ' s is based on the belief that a student, regardless of athletic ability, can and should be able to compete at any level. Although All-American athletes have been produced in lacrosse and sailing, each varsity team at St. Mary ' s has a spot for the less talented— the students who want to learn a skill or sport. Mens Soccer SMC OPP Georgetown Bowie State 6 2 1 UDC 4 Roanoke College 1 5 Frostburg 1 Gallaudet 1 Washington Bible Mary Washington Salisbury State UMBC 4 4 1 1 Coppin State Maryland Catholic 1 4 1 Salisbury State 1 Under the direction of Mike Sweeney and David Verrier, the men ' s soccer team ended its season with a record of 4 - 8 - 1. Captain John Enright received the M.V.P. Award, and second year man, Brian Usher received the Coaches Award. 78 Womens Volleyball First-year coaches John Randell and Jeff Gallagher coached the women ' s volleyball team to a re- cord of 6 - 23 - 2. The team had a long season with only four out of thirty-one of their matches played on the SMC court. Amy Hittinger, in her first year on the team, cap- tured the Coaches Award, and team captain Maria Brannan received the M.V.P. Award. 79 Men ' s Tennis With a record of 4 wins and 5 losses, coach Wayne Cook has rea- son to be proud of the men ' s 1984 tennis team. Tom Durdock had the best record for a team member and received the M.V.P. Award for his efforts. Second-year man Bill Holm received the Coaches Award. 80 Women ' s Tennis The women ' s tennis team, under the coaching of Wayne Cook, end- ed its season with a record of 1 win and 5 losses. Eileen Baruch, the only non-rookie on the team, re- ceived the Coaches Award. Lucy Perez was awarded the M.V.P. Award. SMC OPP American Univ. 9 Catholic Univ. 4 5 UDC 4 5 Loyola 2 7 UDC S 1 Loyola 1 8 81 Men ' s Basketball PLEASE There is alot more to college bas- ketball than just shooting hoops. Coach Glenn Larnerd and his assis- tant Jim Antonio worked hard at trying to pull together a predomi- nantly rookie team for a tough sea- son of play. Captain Leon Turner and first-year man Tim Renehan helped the team out this season with their good skills and team spirit. They both received the Coaches Award for their efforts. 82 Women ' s Basketball Under the coaching of Dan Hof- meister and Hal Willard, the wom- en ' s basketball team completed a tough 5-17 season. Kealey West and captain Belle Mattingly shared the team MVP Award for the 83-84 season. Belle was also the recipient of the Female Athlete of the Year Award. 83 Women ' s Lacrosse Women ' s lacrosse coach Susan Stewart had her work cut out for her this year with ten rookie play- ers out of a team of sixteen. The team ended their season with a re- cord of 2 - 8. Goalie Gigi Jones re- ceived the Coaches Award, and Kathy Garrett played her way to the M.V.P. Award. SMC OPP Anne Arundel C.C. 1 Mount St. Mary ' s 8 12 Anne Arundel C.C. 2 14 Salisbury State 7 14 Mary Washington 8 19 Hood College 12 8 Coll. of Notre Dame 7 19 Coucher College 8 11 Coll. of Notre Dame 6 13 Georgetown 8 12 85 Sailing The sailing team had a highly successful year. Boardsailors Jeff Uhlenberg and Tim Murphy won the Mid-Atlantic cham- pionship beating out larger schools such as Navy and SUNY Maritime. The team also sent Jeff Kennedy to the single-hand- ed nationals where he placed fourteenth. Freshman Max Skel- ley and the women ' s team of Lianne Randall and Sara Klages finished well under the coachin- g advising of Jonathan Inger- soll. 86 Baseball Despite the fact that they had a difficuU time in maintain- ing the quaHty of the playing field, the men ' s baseball team pulled out a respectable season of 8 wins and 16 losses. Six of the team ' s wins were played in front of their home fans. Coaches Hal Willard, Kenny Bean, and Dan Hofmeister awarded Bain Kennedy the Coaches Award. Curt Anthony received the M.V.P. Award for his contribution to the team. Mens Volleyball MO SMOKING i l.!!ASi; Under the direction of student coach Pat Wood, the men ' s volley- ball club brought nine victories home to St. Mary ' s. As a member of the United States Volleyball Asso- ciation, the Saints participated in a number of roundrobin tourna- ments — often having to leave St. Mary ' s at 5:30 am in order to make it to the courts in time to play. no SMOKIN PLEASE 88 Fencing The fencing club, after almost dying out, regrouped this year un- der the direction of Mike Sharp. Mike gained his inspiration from Signor Neira and learned the art of fencing from Doug Wright, Paul Richards, Pat Wood, Scott Stock- well, and Kevin Gleason — all of whom he thanks. This year, the club participated in one meet against St. John ' s. St. Mary ' s came home victorious, win- ning the meet 15 to 5. 89 Softball Martial Arts 90 t Women ' s Soccer Women ' s Soccer was a new sport at St. Mary ' s in 1983. The team was founded by junior Sandi Duff. Like any new sport at St. Mary ' s, Wom- en ' s Soccer began as a club sport and will hopefully be a new varsity sport in the fall of 1985. During the 1983 season, the Saints played 5 games against other club teams in the region. 91 INTRAMURALS 92 : ' Intramurals f  % , I J J4 Intramural bports are an im- portant part of the athletic pro- grams at many colleges through- out the country, and St. Mary ' s is no exception. Intramural Coordinators, Jimmy Faecher and Bob Jones had their hands full during 1983 and ' 84 trying to keep the many sports running smoothly. The intramural pro- gram covers a wide variety of athletic events including: Flag Football, Indoor Soccer, Ulti- mate Frisbee, Innertube Water Polo, Co-Ed Weight Lifting, Vol- leyball, Indoor Lacrosse, and Basketball. All students as well as faculty and staff members, are encouraged to participate in the SMC intramural program. 93 Intrainurals 94 1st Annual Olympics 97 98 99 100 ■I Faculty Faces w 101 ?s ' I 102 GRADUATION The first years are now behind. The next years are still to pass. The good times, the bad times- they came and they went. But the future has yet to come, bringing with it MEMORIES- memories to replace the dreams we once dreamed. TAC Senior Week 104 105 Graduation N- LiT ' - 107 108 i 109 The Dove Staff 1 1 1 1 BP B ■ 1 1 1 1 iK r HHGi 1 ■ Wn- m : ▼ H P w _ij S W 1 1 1 1 IHh i ! ■ H 1 1 ■P 9 ' . ' ,, iR; .-a i. Upper Left: our adv isor; Barbara Hornberger Upper Right: the staff; Lil, Tom, Terri, SuSu Bottom Left: the editors; Tom and Terri Bottom Right: photographer; Dave Many thanks to everyone else who helped with layout, copy, words of wisdom and cups of coffee. The PIO staff is terrific. 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Currey, Jr. Family of James Dunn Mary L. Dutton . Family of Robert M. Earp Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Eber Mrs. George A. Eikamp A. Merl and Susan F. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Foote, jl Albert J. Giuffreda Suzanne and Bruce Godfrey The Gorman Gang Mr. and Mrs. David Grassey Bob Hammond Bob and Jerry Hammond Dolores and Lee Harvell George and Elsie Hauver Tom Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Richard B.L. Hood, Sr Rayford and Dolores Horner Oscar and Mary Horton Dorothy L Jones Kiwi and Junko Margaret F. Le wand Bob and Ruth Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Mattson M.J. and Melba McCarthy Ruth L. McCauley James and Miriam McGarvey Parents of Richard A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Moore Mrs. Douglas C. Murray R.S. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. John O ' Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. M.V. Phillips George and Ruth Pitts «, ,t ' June Elder Reynolds A V , Mr. and Mrs. William Ro ' senbaum Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rupp Parents of Sally Sampson Xyla R. Savage ' Mr. and Mrs. William J. Scanlon, J Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schmitt Dr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Seagle Mr. and Mr. John Sellers Brenda Smith Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. SmitK Mr. and Mrs. Neil Spangler Richard and Rochelle Stock Florence M. Stuart Joyce B. Thomas Julia and Kenneth Thorn Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Trapani, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Tringali Mr. and Mrs. William W. Victor Dr. and Mrs. Archibald Ward Alan and Lorraine Wendel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Whedbee Mr. and Mrs. William Ziegler, Sr. The Ackerley ' s Jr. Thank You The DOVE staff would like to recognize some special people. Without their support, advice and contributions, the 1984 edition of the DOVE would not have been possible. Dave Bowen - For cover art  Brainstormers and Shutterbugs Chris Cihlar The Computer Karin Corea Delma Studios Julie Grimes Kaye Hearn Barbara Hornberger Josten ' s Jim Laurel The Media Board P.I.O. Patrons and Sponsors Roommates S.G.A. Dave Verrier Dorchester Residents for their patience y- —The 1984 DOVE staff 119 3r 3ia It ' s two o;clock i i 4ln m or g, anaHhrgg bifl itaf f is working tryingjo ipt a deadline. Thre. g pprrft to be a-commofl occurrence Mary ' s,- notjust fojLthe yearbook, btit i n aeaihimies as well. Sdp to a cljjae, itf can Iqakjjack «( all that went mtb it — not jusM spfnt by the staff, but all of the memories that we haye.tried to capture on these pages-It wouW-lje impossible to catch a eryeiTe ' s special masaB as they happen, but we hope-that weJbave beeuakk to preser Ta f speciarenes-for youTTVe hope that, as yea rs-gD by, this book wjlU« acquired some sentimental value as a wa jlo refresh your memory anc rerpinisce abgyt some of the special timeltka«fe « pluLe durin e yeai at SMC. - - - Terri A. Carwile . Tom Franks The Editors-in-Chief 120 1