University of Maryland Eastern Shore Campus - Hawk Yearbook (Princess Anne, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

1 II iiii mf iiiiiiii II III ill III III ill III III !!! iir It II 11 lit ■ V V y . V ■ J ■ v , V V e n ' . t ,■:? , u I ' - (V i BOARD OF EDITORS Thomas E. Wilson Editor-in-Chief Samuel R. Quails Associate Editor Cynthia Alton Business Manager Clyde Thomas Sports Editor Addison Wallace Associate Sports Editor Bernice Washington Staff C orres pondent Carolyn Thompson Staff Correspondent Consuella Armwood Staff Correspondent Carroll Marcus Lay Out Editor Ronald McCullough Lay Out Editor Gerald Baltimore Art Editor Donald Blanks Assistant Art Editor Alvin Pope Assistant Art Editor Maurice Foote Staff Photographer Scotland J. B. Harris Staff Photographer Faculty Advisers: J. Leon Gates, Jimmie Mosley, Youra Quails, Thomas H. Wiles 1962 1963 MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE Princess Anne, Maryland Dedication Because, by his alertness and sensitivity to the ideals and goals of both his students and his colleagues, b ' his imparting the message through precept and example that the good life and the fair life are one, by his insistence upon serving the com- mon welfare: because by these tokens he has contributed im- measurably to making the life at Maryland State College a good life for four dedicated, busy years; in sum, because he is a good man who does good things fi-om which we have all benefited, we dedicate this issue of THE Hawk to COLONEL LOUIS W. CRACKEN COLONEL LOUIS V. CRACKEN United States Air Force FouiKler-Sponsoi- of the Chess Club, Colonel Crackeii over- ji,„ , j„,, |,.,„„ ,„ y sclu-tlule to crown Miss Marylaiul State, looks play. With President Williams, welcoming new students. The President of Maryland State College DR. JOHN TAYLOR WILLIAMS He strives, makes headway, gains ground upon the whole, that all good things and gifts around us shall make life good and accomplishment run high. The GoxtTiior of tlie State ol Mai laiKl THE HONORABLE j. NHLLAHD TAWES Foremost Areliiteet of the Good Life in Maryland. The Board of Regents for Higher Education Mr, Charles P. McCormick Chairman Mr. Edward F. Holter Vice Chairman - HT ' A Mr. C. Ewing Tuttle Dr. Wilson H. Elkins Executive Officer Mr. Harry H. XutUe Treasurer Dr. B. Herliert Brown Secretary Dr. Louis I. Kaplan Assistant Secretary Mr. Thomas W. Panghorn Judge William Walsh Mr. Richard W. Case Dr. Thomas B. Svmons Mrs. Sara A. Whitehurst Foreword What is the good life? By whatever criteria one seeks to answer this question, he can exempHfy them in the college environment. The good life, we are told by our faculty, is the examined life. The good life, we are told by our deans, contains the search for spiritual and moral values as well as the striving for social grace. The good life is the joyous life, we tell ourselves in mements of relaxation. The good life is the directed life, we are told by the men and women who head our organizations. What gives dignity and meaning to life, we are told by the fast men of the track, football field, and basketball court, is excellence of technique in doing something that expresses life. All these definitions contribute to a whole. Taken together, they present a variety that makes life full, exciting, challenging, confirming that what we will, hope, and dream of the good life can exist. The Hawk invites your perusal of aspects of the good life at Maryland State College in 1962-63. n. Table of Contents Dedication 2 The President 5 The Governor and the Board 6 Administration and Faculty 9 The Senior Class 29 The Junior Class 47 The Sophomore Class 57 The Freshman Class 75 Organizations and Features 88 Athletics 121 Other Features 130 Staff 135 Faculty and St MRS. INA Q. STEELE, Administrative Assistant to the DR. E. WORTHIXGTOX WATERS, Director of Guidance and Teacher President. Training. MRS. NIOLET J, WOOD, Director of Admissions. MB. WILLIAM J. WILSON, Business Manager. MRS OLIE A. CARPENTER. Librarian. R.CU. RLES C. JACOBS, Director of Pul lic Relations French. MR. VERNON E. McCAIN, Director of Athletics: Mathematics. REVEREND W. TYCER NELSON, College Minister Sociology. MR, HAW LEIGH V. BOWEN, Director of Food Services. DR. NE ' ILLE A. BARON, College Physician. RAYMOND P. ALGATT, S.B.. M.I.T.; Mechatiic Arts CLIFTON j. ANDERSON, A.B., A.M., In- diana; Physical Education. MARY FAIR BURKS, B , ALili.ima State, 1 A., Michi- gan; English. FRANK M. CARROLL, B.M., Shenandoah ( a.); M.M. Cincinnati College of Music; Ph.D., Eastman (Rochester); Head, Music. WII.LIA.M II. CLFLLAND, B.A., Kentucks State. M.A.. Ol SUitr, Mcchiinic Arts. CARRIE D, CIIISHOLM, Srcri-tiinj to the Deuti. ETHEL R. COTTMAN, B.A., Dtl.iuaic Liifilish. ELIZABETH CORDEHV, Secretary, Public Relatioti.s -Athletics. LOUIS V. CRACKEN, A.B., Arizona; M.A.. Denver; Lieutenant-Colonel, United States Air Force; Head, ROTC. ELLA PEARL DOANE, Dormitory Matron. ALETHLA A. LLPS, A.B., M.A., Columbia; Home Eco- nomics. ' ' PHYLLIS GOLDSBOROUGH. Telephone Operator. J. LEON GATES, A.B., Maryland State; Accountant. itf . ' - • M r- _J tr-=- ! t Ji b j HI Hi HK JASON C. GRANT IH, A.B., irgiiiia Union; NLL.S., Atlanta; Librarian. CONCETTA HARRIS, Sceivtan , Mainlciun. SYLVAN US H. MART, A.H., Howard; . LA., C:oliMnhia; Music. WILLIAM P. HYTCHE, B.S., Langston; NLS., Oklahoma State; Mathematics. AUDREY JONES, B.S., Maryland State; Research Assistant. V. AUGUSTUS LOW, A.B., Lincoln (Mo); M.A., Pli.D,, Iowa, Head. History and Social Sciences. r. WALDO KLAH, H.A., Moinan; M.Ed., Teniplt Education. CLAUD C. MARIOX, B.S., Florida; M.S., WILLIAM A. LYNK, B.A., Fisk; M.S., Michigan; Head, Natural Sciences and Ph.D., Cornell. Agriculture Education. Mathematics. DORIS J. MILBOURNE, Secretary, Business Office RUSSELL M. MORAN, Sergeant, USAF; Administrative , Assistant, AFROTC. JIMMIE MOSLEV, B.A., Texas Southern, M.Ed., Peiiii State; Art Education. GRACE S. MORTON, B.S., Hampton; M.S., Iowa State; Home Economics Education. rpT= MARIAN MVLES, B.S., Penn- sylvania; M.S., Atlanta; Pli.D., Iowa State; Biology. ll.WS NOHIilCai, Jni. IX, K-nu.i. iMniiuatict I. IRGI. IA QUALLS, B.A., Hampton; M.A., Columbia, Business Education YOURA QUALLS, A.B., Fisk; NLA., Ph.D, Rad- cliffe; Head, English and Languages. F. HARRELL SMITH, B.S., M.S., West irginia; Ph.D., Penn State; Head. Agriculture. GERALD SPIKER, Farm Manager. FREDERICK SMITH, Sergeant, USAF; Admini. ' itrative Assistant, AFROTC. 22 MARY STEWART, Secretary, Guidance — Arts and Sciences — Mechanic Arts. ERXO W. STONE, A.B., Chicago YMCA; M.A., Chicago; Ph.D., California; M.A., Han ' ard; Head, Busiiiess. CHARLES O. STOUT, A.B., Kansas; M.A., Ed.D., Indiana, Head, Mechanic Arts. JOHN ' . STRICKLAND, B.S., Rust; M.S., Massachusetts; Poultrtj Husbandry, Economics. JAMES A. SULLI AN, Hampton; Mechanic Arts NATHANIEL C. TAYLOR, B.S., Tennessee A. and I.; x I.A., Columbia; Physical Education, Assistant Dean of Men. HICHARD THOMAS, B.S., Cheyney; M.Ed. Priin StaU-, Mirltanic Art. ' , HORKRI V. ARLEV, M.A,, H.O,. Prnns i ania; Speech. DEN ENIA P. WALLACE, B.S., Princess Anne; M.S. irginia State; Home Economics. DOROTHY WATERS, B.A., Delaware; English. E ALY WASHINGTON, B.A., Howard; Physical Education. THOMAS B. WTLBURX, A.B., Ohio State; Business Office. THOMAS H, WILES, New York lii-litntr nl l ' liolom.ipli , Dascher School oF Photogr.iphy. Winona Scliool ol Photoj;- raphy; Photography. FURMAN F, WILLIAMS, B.S., South Carolina State; M.Ed,, Penns Kania; Mechanic Arts. 26 DI.MXG HALL STAFF -(Seated): Welistev, Waters, Griffin, Johnson. (Standing): Black, Beaucliamp, Johnson, Levant, Bowen. HILTON H. JOHNSON Postmaster AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION STAFF- Mrs. Capers, Secretary: .Mrs. Jones, Home Demon- stration Agent: .Mr. Johrjson, Agricultural Agent. The life here means intensely, and means good: To help us find its meaning is their meat and drink. Aleta Weedon, ' 63 Presents The Senior Class JAMES ATWATER 228 North Graham Street Chapel Hill, North Carolina CHARLES L. AYERS 5211 Addison Road, N.E. ' ashington 27, D.C. NICHOLAS BOND Huntingto n Maryland HILLIARD BOULWARE 49 Spring Street Norwich, Coiniec-ticut ENEZ BOWINS Box 76 Point ol I-loc ' ks, Marxian JACyUELLNE BRINKLEV Route 1, Box 275 Marion, Marxland ATWATER, JAMES, Buildin iConstrii(ti )ii: S ) u t i: u : l ' ootl)all ■{ cam; Stndent Connsdor. AYERS. CHARLES. Agricultural Education: N ' ice-President, NFA; Rille Clul); Newman Chili; eterans Cjuh. BOND. NICHOLAS. Afiricultural Education: NFA; Drill ' l eani; Science Chih. BOULWARE. HHJJARD, Phi .ucal Education: ' W Club, Men ' s Council; VMCA; ikiskethall Scfuad. BOWINS. ENEZ, Business Education: Vho ' s Who Antony Stu- dents in American Colleges and Vnircrsitics: Alpha K;iiipi Mu Honor Societ -; Delta Sigani I ' lieta; Omega Sweet- heart; Phi Beta Laml.d;!. BRINKLEY. JACQUELINE. A l .v c; Women ' s Couiuil; ( iollege Choir; Women ' s Council Hoard; ( ' ollcgimn Mnsic;i, GERALD MAURICE BRISCOE 3643 Gelston Drive Baltimore 29, Maryland ERXETTA BRITTINGHAM F ' lower Street Berlin, Maryland ALLEN D. BROWN 123 West Montgomery Street Baltimore 30, Maryland CLAUDE C. BROWN Upper Fairmount Maryland ISAAC BROWN 1619 Gales Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. lUNE BURLEY Route 2, Box 824 Glen Burnie, Maryland BRISCOE, GERALD M., Biologij; Omega Psi Phi; Science Clulx Wesley Foundation; YMCA; Men ' s Senate. BRITTINGHAM, VERNETTA, Busitiess Education: Alpha Kappa Alpha; Phi Beta Lambda; Women ' s Council; College Choir. BROWN, ALLEN D., Industrial Education: Kappa Alpha Psi; Freshman Class Officer; Member of G.E.C. Ha es Loan Fund. BROWN, CLAUDE C, English: English Club; French Clul). BROWN, ISAAC, Physical Education: M Club; Physical Education Club; Men ' s Senate; Guard on Football Team (tour years). BURLEY, JUNE, Business Education: Delta Sigma Theta; Phi Beta Lambda; Women ' s Council. STEWART E. CANN 220 South Queen Street Chestertown, Maryland GLORIA SYL lA CONWAY Box 7 Rhodesdale, Mar land ALBERT CORDERY Route 2, Jersey Road Salisbury, Maryland lEROME COUNTEE 4.SH) Jefferson Street Lanliam, Maryland EREUERICk ENGH Box 33 Fruitland, Maryland EDNA MARIE EWELS Box 34 Cambridge, Maryland CANN, STEWART E.,A rt? u ' mf r.s.- StaKecralU rs; Scroller ( :lul.. Selene.- ( :lul); Men ' s Senate. CONWAY, (;L0RIA S., Sociology: Women ' s Couniil; Assistant Dean oi Fledges, Aipiia Kappa Alplia. Ilistorx Ciul); YWC:A; ImxmkJi Club; Ali)lia Kappa Mn Interest (ooup. CORDERY, ALBERT. A us c.- Clolleue Band; College Chorus; Freneli C lub; Men ' s Scn;ite. COUNTEE, JEROME, Buildiw Construction: Seienee Chib; Men ' s Council; YMCA. ENGH, FREDERICK, Physical Education: Men ' s Council. ■ ' M Chil., I ' hysical Ivchuation C;lul). ENNELS, EDNA M., Home Economics Education: Dv Ia Siunia i ' licl;! (Chaplain, l KiO: IVcsidcnt, h)(i I . Dean ol ' Probat. ' S, i9(S2V YWCA Ciicasnicr, I9fil; l csidcnt, UKi2), Iar land ili.nic iuonoinics Club lSt;itc Studcnt-;it-L;uge, li-)(S2V .Miijia Kappa . hi InlciesI (iicMip; WCsKn I ' oinidation, WOniin s ( )uncil. NORMA FERGUSON 110 Oak Street Baltimore 22, Maryland W ILLIAM FIXGER 155 8th Street, S.E. Hickory, North Carolina BARBARA ANN FISHER Snow Hill Maryland JACQUELINE FLEMING 1030 North Fulton Avenue Baltimore, Maryland ROBERT FORD 25 Reid Street Charleston, South Carolina CLARENCE GADSDEN 83 Calhoim Street Charleston, South Carolina FERGUSON, NORMA, Business Education; Delta Sigma Theta; Phi Beta Lamhda; Stagecrafters; Women ' s Coun- cil. FINGER, WILLIAM, Building Construction, M Chil); Alpha Phi Aiplia; Football Team (four years). FISHER, BARBARA ANN, Social Science: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority (President); Wesley Foundation (Secretary); History Club (Secretary); Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group; Women ' s Council; XEA; YWCA ( ' ice President); Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. FLEMING, JACQUELINE, Sociology; YWCA (Chaplain) Women ' s Council; French Club; Art Department Model; Stagecrafters, FORD, ROBERT, Building Construction ROTC Squadron Commander; Arnold Air Society; Year Book Staff (1961, 1962); Newman Club; M Club; YMCA Football Team (four years); College Choir; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Men ' s Senate, Student Council (Treas urer, 1961; ' ice President, 1962); Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities (196] , 1962) GADSDEN, CLARENCE, History; Alpha Phi Alpha; M Club; Newman Club; Football Team (four years). FRANK GARRETT 58 Cannon Street Charleston, South Carolina KENNETH H. GREENE 1308 West Fourth Street Greenville, North Carolina AMY G. GRIER 1413 North Rosedale Street Baltimore 16, Maryland CHARLES L. IIARN IN 510 North Denison Street Baltimore, Maryland ERNEST HAW KINS Box 23 Owings, Maryland LEO HAW KINS Route I, Box 692 Clinton, Mar land GARRETT, FRANK, Industrial Arts: Omega Rsi Pin; I ' an-ilrllcnie Socu-tx ( I ' r.-sulent, U)(S|): Stameralters YMCA; Student Counselors. GREENE, KENNETH H., History: History C:lul); Men ' s Senate; Scrollers Cluh GRIER, AMY C, Mathcuiafics: Alpha Kappa . lpha; Science (Mui); VW ' C-A; Women ' s Council; Wesle ' Foundation StaHccraltcrs. HARVIN, CHARLES, Physical Education: Scrollers Cluh; Physical Education Cluh; Men ' s Senate M Cluh; lM)()tl)all Team (lour e;irs). HAWKINS, ERNEST, A,i, ' r)rii h r£ ' ,- NT ' ' A; i illc C:lul , Student Counselors Newman Cluh; YMCA. HAWKINS, LEO, Business Education: Phi Beta Lambda; Ecd cr Staff (Editor, 19(S2) YMCA. JOSHUA E. HAZELTON, JR 16 Court Street Charleston, South Carolina HELEN MACKLIN HILL 3302 19th Street, NAV. Washington 10, D.C. MELXIX I. HILL Route 1, Box 123 Chester, Maryland BERXICE R. HITE 432 Xortli Pulaski Street Baltimore, Maryland DOROTHY V. HOLLIDAY Box 237 St. Michael ' s, Maryland CHARLES J. HOLMES 411 East Basin Street Norristown, Pennsylvania HAZELTON, JOSHUA E., JR., Biology; NeWman Clulx Arnold Air Society; Drill Team Commander; Sphinx Club. HILL, HELEN M., Sociology; YWCA (Secretary); Wesley Foundation; Women ' s Intramurals; Student Lounge Counselor; German Clul); History Club; Ivy Leaf Club; Women ' s Council; Charm Club; Chess Club; Alpha Kappa Sorority. HILL, MELVIN J., Physical Education; Student Council; Men ' s Senate; Physical Educa- t ion Club; Lounge Counselors (President). HITE, BERNTCE R., Sociology; History Club; Women ' s Council; YWCA; Ivy Leaf Clul). HOLLIDAY, DOROTHY V., Home Economics; Women ' s Council; YWCA; Home Eco- nomics Club; College Choir. HOLMES, CHARLES J., Social Sciences; Co-Captain, Foodxdl Team; Baseball Team; Lettermen ' s Club; All-CIAA Fullback, All-American Fullback. WILLIAM JOHNSON Route 2, Jersey Road Salisbury, Maryland AUDREY JONES Route 1, Union Road Salisbur - Maryland DANIEL lONES 205 West xMain Street Norwich, Connecticut INA JONES 236 ' est College A enue Chestertown, Mar lancl LAURA I. JONES Jewell Route Dunkirk P.O., Maryland SAMUEL I ONES 205 Mitchell Lane Chapel Hill, North Carolina JOHNSON, WILLIAM, Chemistry: Who ' s Who Atnonn Students in Ameriean CoUef es and Universities: Alplia Kappa Mu Honor Societ ; Science Chil); M Clnli; lMintl)all TiMin dour carsK JONES, AUDREY. Physical Education: Delta Sigma Tlieta; Kappa Sw ccthcarl, YWCA; ' sli ' {■oundation; Stagccralters. JONES, DANIEL. Physical Education: Scroller Clul); Men ' s Council. Baskcthali i ' lani (lour cars); Haseliall Teani; M C;iul . JONES, INA, Physical Education: Delta Sigina Iheta; Pinsical Education Club; YWCA; Wesley Foundation; Wo- men ' s C:onncil. JONES, LAURA I., Ceneral Home Economics: Women ' s Council; ' ' WCA (Secret;uy, lOfiL 1962); Home Isconomii-s Clul) (Sccrctar) ' , 1959-60, I ' rcsidciit, 19(i()-(il, Stndcut-at-I „irge, 1961-62); ■(• lc l- ' oiiiulalion, JONES, SAMUEL, Buildinfi Construction: Student Counselors; MCA. ALICE FAYE KEENE 209 Mace ' s Lane Cambridge, Maryland ALONZO KELLY, JR. 3200 Yosemite Avenue Baltimore 15, Maryland MILDRED MAGDALENE KELLY Route 32 Simpsoux ille, Mar land ALONZO KILGORE 4106 Springdale A enue Baltimore, Mar land LELIA MADDOX Route 2, Box 298 Princess Anne, Mar land WILLIE MERCER 715 East Grand Avenue Rocky Moinit, North Carolina KEENE, ALICE FAYE, Business Education; Business Club; Angel Plight (Secretary); Women ' s Council; Ledfier (Typist); Stagecrafters; Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group. KELLY, ALONZO, JR., Industrial Education; Intraniuial Basketinill; Football; Tennis; Softball; Scrollers Club; Student Council Lounge Counselor; Men ' s Senate. KELLY, MILDRED M., General Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Women ' s Council; Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group. KILGORE, ALONZO, Art. MADDOX, LELIA, Home Eco7wmics; Home Economics Club. MERCER, WILLIE, Physical Education; l- ' ootball Team (tour ' ears), M Club; Pli sical Education Club. HAZEL H. MILBOURNE Princess Anne Maryland ROSALIE MILLER Route I, Box 180 Queenstown, Maryland NANTON T. MITCHELL R.F.D. 1, Box 246 Vienna, Maryland DeWITT MOORE 12 Marl)ury Lane Brandvwine, Maryland LAWRENCE E. NEWMAN Box 3760 Upper Marlboro, Mar land HAMILTON M. PARRAN Route 402 Prince Frederick, Mar Iand MILBOURNE, HAZEL H., Business Education: Alplia Kappa lu Honor Societ ' ; Delta Sii nia Tlieta Sororit -; Phi lieta Lambda. MILLER, ROSALEE, Physical Education: WouK-n ' s Council; Dance Group; Physical Educa- tion Clul); NEA; Alpha Kappa Mu Interest CJroup. MITCHELL, NANTON J., Social Science: History Cluli; Sci- ence Club; French Club; Drill Teain; VMCA; Men ' s Senate MOORE, DeWITT, Agriculture: NFA; Wterans Club. NEWMAN, LAWRENCE E., Business Education: Phi Beta Lambda; M Club; Student Counselor; College Band; Baseball Team (Pitcher, 1960). PARRAN, HAMILTON M., Biology: Alpha Phi Alpha; Science Club (Vice President); Student (Counselor. JAMES PHIPPS 106 Convent Avenue New York, New York JOHN PIERCE Route 1, Box 235 Chester, Maryland ELIZABETH PINDER Route 1, Box 235 Vienna, Maryland PRESTON CHARLES POLK 663 Fitzwater Street Salisbury, Maryland E ' ERETT IRVIN POOLE R.F.D. 1, Box 12 New Church, Virginia JOHN PRICE 771 N.E. Market Street Reidsville, North Carolina PHIPPS, JAMES, Social Science; Omega Psi Phi (President, 1962); Student Council (President, 1961); Junior Class President, 1961; Men ' s Senate (President, 1961); Track Team (four years). PIERCE, JOHN, Physical Educa- tion; Men ' s Senate; Lounge Counselor; Physical Education Club. PINDER, ELIZABETH, Physical Education; Women ' s Council; Physical Education Club. POLK, PRESTON C, Social Science; Phi Beta Sigma (Secretary); French Club; History Club. POOLE, EVERETT I., Music Education; College Choir; Collegium Musicum; Men ' s Senate. PRICE, JOHN, Building Construction; M Club; Men ' s Council; Football Team (four years). MICHAEL R. PRINGLE 1010 65th Place lefFerson Heights, Maryland CHARLES K. PURCELL Route 4, Snow Hill Road Salisbury, Maryland BEXJANHX F. PURKETT 407 York Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina TOMMY ALLEN PURXELL Route 3 Hcrlin, hir iun(l SAMUEL H. gUALLS 816 East Road Salisinirs-, MarN ' laiul c:harles ric;c;s Route 2, Box 57 Owings, Mar laiid PRINGLE, MICHAEL, Social Science; Kappa Alpha Psi ( lvx-C:hecker); Si.mna Pi Si.mna; Student Council. PUR- CELL, CHARLES K., Eiifilislu EuKlish Chib; hn-uvh Clui). PURKETT, BENJAMIN F., En lish: Student Couu- cil (Doruiitor)- I ' lei)resentative, 1959-60; Ticasurer, 1062-63); Student National I ' klueation Association; Enulish C hil), Seeritarv-Treasurer; i ' rench Club; Pan-Hellenic C-ouucil (Picsident, U)(i2); Ka|ip;i Alpha Psi l ' ' rateniit - (Poleniareh, 1961, 1962); Leiternieu ' s Club (Treasurer); StaKecralters PliRNELL. TOMMY A., Social Science: Histor ' Club; Women ' s (ioinicil; ' esle ' l oundation; {• rench Club, Mjilui K;ippa Alpha (Di-an ol Pletl.uees). QUALLS, SAMUEL R.. Business Education: Alpha Kapp.i bi Honor So(iet (President, Alpha Lambda C:hapter); I ' lu Beta Lambda Cluipter; IvBT .A. (Parliamentarian); Colleur Yenlnink Stafi ' ( Business Manager, 1959, I960: Associate l ' ;dit;)r-in-Clnel, I9(i2). RI(;C;S. CHARLES, Phi sicai Education. RUSSELL ROGERS 59 South Ninth Street Newark, New Jersey EMERSON j. ROSS 1015 Woodland Avenue Toledo 7, Ohio ALBERT SANTIO 87 Benefit Street Providence, Rhode Islantl ERNEST SATCHELL Box 25 Weirwood, ' irginia PERCELL FRANKLYN SMITH 512 Tan,i;ier Street Salishin -, Mar land ROBERT DeHART SPENCER, JR. 628 Girard Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. ROGERS, RUSSELL, Physical Education- Scroller Clul); Captain, Track Team, fil-62-63; Member of Physical Education Clul); Member of the NCAA All-American Track and Field Team, 19H1-62; -M Club. ROSS, EMERSON J., Social Science; Alpha Phi Alpha (President); Junior Class (President); Senior Class (President); Student Council (President, 1962); YMCA (President, 1961); M Club; Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group; History Club; Newman Club. SANTIO, ALBERT, Physical Education: Track Team (four years); Newman Club; Men ' s Council; Physical Education Club; M Club. SATCHELL, ERNEST, Art Education; Art Editor, College Year Book; Men ' s Council; Stagecrafters. SMITH, PERCELL F., Social Science; Basketball Team (1958-59-60); Track Team (1958-59-60-61); Crescent Club; Phi Beta Sigma; YMCA. SPENCER, ROBERT D., Jr., Building Construction; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternit -; Men ' s Senate. ORLANDO LEN ' I SPRY R.F.D. 1, Box 197 Rhodesdale, Maryland DELTON STANP ORD Route 2, Box 185 Preston, Maryland DOROTHY STEVENSON 2336 Laureth Avenue Baltimore, Maryland NORRIS SYDNOR 570 Addison I-load Washintrton 27, D.C. REBECCA SYDNOR 5 Moores Avenue Canihrid,u:e, MavN-Jand HERMAN B. TAYLOR 1706 Eutaw Place Baltiniori ' , Mar%land SPRY, ORLANDO L., Social Sciences: Ercndi Clul); College Band; HistorvCluh; YMC:A: Alplia Kapixi Mn Inter- est Croup. STANFORD, DELTON: Alplia Phi Alplia Fraternity. STEVENSON. DOROTHY. Social Science. SYD- NOR, .NORRLS. Mathematics: President, StagecraFters; Histor - C:lnl); Seienci ' Clul.. Kappa Alpha IM. SYDNOR, REBECCA, Home Economies: Women ' s Council; Home Economics Club. TAYLOR, HERMAN B.. Sociolofitj: French Clul.; Historv Clnh; Men ' s Senate; YMCA. 42 ROBERT TAYLOR 5402 Monticello Road Columbia, South Carolina FRANCIS A. THOMAS Hughe.sville Maryland CAROLYN THOMPSON 42 Douglas Street Cambridge, xMaryland FRANCIS WADE Hoffman Road Waldorf, Maryland WTLBUR L. WARFIELD Aberdeen Maryland BERNICE EVELYN WASHINGTON Route 1, Box 275 Brandy wine, Maryland TAYLOR, ROBERT, Building Construction: Phi Beta Sigma (President); M Club (President); CIAA-NAIA Golf Champion. THOMAS, FRANCIS A., Agriculture Education: NFA; Newman Club; Men ' s Senate. THOMPSON, CAROLYN, English: Englisli Club, President; Le Cercle Francaise, Treasurer and Acting President; Student Council, Secretary and Miss Maryland State College; Year Book Staff- Staff Correspondent; Lounge Counselor; ' ice President, Senior Class; Majorette Squad; Who ' s Who Among Students: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. WADE, FRANCIS, Agriculture Education; NFA; Newman Club; Men ' s Senate, Student Counselor. WARFIELD, WILBUR, Mathematics: Science Club; YMCA; Student Counselors, WASHINGTON, BERNICE E., Business Edu- cation; President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; ' ice President, Phi Beta Lambda; Secretary., Senior Class; Student Counselor; Corresponding Secretary, Student Council; Treasurer, Newman Club; Assistant Editor of Business Ledger; Member, George E. C. Hayes Loan Fund; Women ' s Council; Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group; Major- ettes, 1959-60; Year Book Staff, Correspondent, 1961, 1962. HAXXA WASHINGTON Route 1 Rock Hall, Maryland ALETA WEEDOX Box 161 Buckeystown, Maryland SYLVESTER WHITE 305 Poplar Hill A enue Salisbury, Maryland LEONARD WICKES 30 Pear Street Red Bank, Xew jersey CURTIS WILLIAMS 1905 North Bentalou Street Baltiniori ' Ifi, Mar !and EAITH WILLIAMS 855 A enue A Port Allen, Louisiana WASHINGTON, HANNA, Home Economics. WEEDON, ALETA L., Biological Sciences: Science C u r. Staee- craf ' ters; Women ' s Clonncil; College Choir; Majorette Sciuad. WHITE. SYLVESTER, Home Economics: Presidi-nt, Home Economics Clul), 19fS2; Treasurer, Home Econonn ' cs Club, U)(i I , Mt inher ol I ' ln beta Siuma Fraternit - and Eastern Re nonal Representative; YMCA; Cliaplain, Phi Beta Si ma. WICKES, LEONARD, Sociology: Lampados Clul); Monarcli Clul); Men ' s Senate; Student Clouncil; Senior Photo.urapher on Year book Staff; Alplui Kapp;i Mu Interest Cron]). WILLIAMS, CURTIS, Bitihlin Construction: Men ' s Senate; Student Counselors; YMCA. WIL- LIAIVIS, FAITH, Business Education: President, Phi Beta Lambda; President, Student Counselors; Delta Si.uma riieta; Ceoriie [ ' ,. C. Hayes Loan Fund; Alpha Kappa Mu; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. HELEN B. WILLIAMS 5201 Sheriff Road, N.E. Washington 19, D.C. E EREIT WILLS Box 305, Hiintingtovvn Road Huntingtown, Maryland THOMAS LEE WILSON 2519 West Shawnee Muskogee, Oklahoma CURTIS WISE Box 122-C, Guilford Road Jessup, Mar ' land WILLIE C. WYATT Route 8, Box 119 Columbia, Tennessee ALICETEEN ELIZABETH YOUNG Post Office Box 117 Marion Station, Mar land WILLIAMS, HELEN B., Business Education; Delta Sigma Theta; YWCA; Newman Club; Stagecralters; Women ' s Council. WILLS, EVERETT, Agriculture; NFA; YMCA; Stagecrafters. WILSON, THOMAS L., Football Team (tour years); Alpha Phi Alpha (Secretary); Men ' s Senate (President); History Club (President); Junior Class, Chap- lain; Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group; Senior Class, Chaplain; YMCA; M Club; Arnold Air Society. WISE, CURTIS, Business Education; Year Book Staff (Assistant Business Manager, I960); Stagecrafters; Ledger Staff; Chess Clui). WYATT, WILLIE C, Building Construction; Football Team (three years); Quarterback (1955-56); Baseball Team (1955-1959); Pitcher; Student Counselor; M Club; Men ' s Senate; Philadelphia Phillies Profes- sional Baseball Farm System. YOUNG, ALICETEEN E., Business Education; Women ' s Council; Business Club; YWCA; Wesley Foundation; Ivy Leaf Club; C harm Club; .Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group. Some Juniors and Seniors -c ( Alma Hkll, ' 64 Presents The JunicM Class L. VICTOR ANDERSON CHARLES BALLARD SHERMAN BERNETT JEANETTE BRATTEN d vk;ht brooks IRIS BROOKS C; LOR I A BROWN LONNIE BU ' l ' LEH BERNARD CVBIKH EUGENE CEPHAS HARRY CHURCH CLARENCE CLEMONS GEORGE COATES GEORGE CROSSE RICHARD DAVIS CAROLYN DOSW ' ELL CELIA DOUGLAS PATRICIA ELLIS ERNEST E AXS WILEASE FIELDS MAURICE FOOTE THOMAS FRASIER BARBARA C;A1THER BARBARA CLEW ELWYX CODS FY AI.M A MALL KLAIXF IIAVKS JAMES W. JOXES LULA JONES BURRELL JORDAN CHRISTINE KELLY DORIS KENNEDY MATTIE LYONS HOWARD LYLES ABRAHAM LOCKETT RUTH LOFLAND ; .jmi ' Mmmmm siM: . ' -.. i DELORES MACKALL MANGE McCALL Y ' ONNE McCLAIX RONALD McCULLOUGH GARROLL MARGUS JAMES MARROW % GHARLES MAYES WAYNE MILES MAIUAN M()L0C:K DELORES ODEX WILSON PARRAN SHARON PHILLIPS LEWIS POWELL SHIRLEY PROCTOR NORWOOD PURNELL DIANN RHOCK VICTORIA ROSS CHARLES SHOWELL EDWARD SMILEY JOHN V. SMITH MEREDITH SMITH SEDRIC SUGGS SYDNEY SULLI AN MARY STAXCIL CAl A l THOMAS NANA THOMAS GRKALY nil lUIOX NATHAXIEL TOLSON CLARA TOWN SEND HAHHV ()DKin CHARLES WALKER GEORGE WILSON CLARENCE TURNER 55 Some Juniors and Sophomores ' JT ZELMA ADAMS SANDRA ALDRIDGE CYNTHIA ALTON WILLIE BAKER GERALD BALTIMORE ROBERT BANKS ROBF.RT BATSON THELNLA BELL RONALD lUSHOP WILLIAM BLACKWELL BERXICE BOGGS GLOIUA BOOXE REGINALD BOUNDS NED BHITT ELLSWORTH BROOKS ELMER BROOKS MAR IN BROWN THOMAS BRYANT WALTON BURROUGHS FAIRF. X CAMPBELL SHIRLEY CAMPER SHARON CANN BILLY CHANDLER THERESA CHEEKS DOLORES CH IPPEY EARL CHRISTY DA ID CX)NNALLY JEROME CORNISH EMIL CROMWELL RAYMOND CURTIS WILLIAM DARLING EDWARD DAMS DIANE DAVIS JACQUELINE DENNIS LAWRENCE DeSHIELD ROYCE DILL WALTER EIKER CLYDE E ' Ai S lOHN FLX.X LOUIDA FLETCHER DARLEXE GIBSON axc;ela glascoe DOUCU.AS COODWIN HAHBA1V CHEEX CHARLES GREEXE KATHLEEN GREENE GARNELL GUNTHER SANDRA HAMILTON ALFONSO HANLMOND NORNL HARRIS SGOTLAND HARRIS OWEN HARROD JOSEPH HAWKINS BENNETT HIGGINS £Th d THOMAS HAY TIMOTHY HAY ELLA HILL WILLIAM IHLLNL-W ' ALPHONSO INGRAM 0SC:AR JACKSON RAYMOND JACKSON S. EMU. JACKSON HON ALH J MHI .l r AMBROSE JERALD FRANCES JOHNS GEORGE JOHNSON BETTY JONES JAMES C. JONES THELMA JONES EUGENE JORDAN MORGAN KELLEY FRANGES KELLY M. DeLOIS KILGORE WILLIS KIRK JOHN KMGHT JOHN LEE JOAN LINDSAY RICHARD LINDSAY- DON N A LOWE EDNA LOW E lEHOME NKAlVriRH WAYNE McGEE STERLING MARSHALL JOSEPH MASON WILHELNHNA MEARS HENRIETTA C. MILBURN r DONALD MITCHELL ROLAND MOORE WARREN MORGAN OLIVER MORRIS CATHERINE MORTON ROBERT NEWTON LEON NUNNELLY ELIZABETH NUTTER THELMA OPHER DOUGLAS PARKER CARROLL PAYNE CAROLYN PEELE ARLETT PETTAWAY CLARENCE POLK AL IN POPE CELESTINE POPE ELAINE RANDALL WILLLAM RHODES EARL RICHARDSON LEON ROBBINS DeLOIS SANDERS 69 ANITA SAUNDERS ALPHONSO SELBY KENNETH SIMPLER GEORGE SISGO EUGENE SLATER ARTHUR SLAUGHTER lESSIE SMILEY JAMES S.NHTH WALTER STOKES EARLEAN STURGIS DELORES SVDNOR EARL TAYLOR WILLIE THAXTOX CLYDE THOMAS TAMES THOMAS PERCY THOMAS WILLIAM F. THOMAS ANXIE MAE THOMPSOX lEROME THOMPSOX LEOX THOMPSOX SHEPHARD THOMPSOX AL IX TIXCH ISRAEL TURXER BOXA AXGELA WADDY LEROY WAIXWRIGHT CLIFTOX WALKER AXXE WALLIXC.TOX WOODY WARD MELNIX WATKIX ' S LELIA WATSOX JAMES WEEMS ISAAC WHITE BETTY WILLIAMS EDWARD ' . WILLIAMS HORACE WILSON HELEX WOODS I Remember Our Freshman Days? Addison Wallace Sandra Abney Marqueenia Adair Consuella Armwood Montere ' Banks Brenda Beads Lillian Bivans Edward Bland Donald Blanks James Boardley Emerson Boozer Mary Brooks Alfrieda Brown Gene a Brown George Brown Robert Brown Llo d Butler Stanle - B rd Robert B the vood Geneva Cannon Phvllis Catlett Geraldine Chase Robert Cheers B ron Clarke Charles Coleman E ' a Coleman Evelyn Collins Paressa Connor Sara Cook Rosalie Cornish Gwendolyn Coward Li ' ingston Cowling Marshall Cropper Stephen Cuyjet Geraldine Dale Ctirol Daniels Margaret Da ' age Laura Da is James Dickens Leslie Donaldson Thomas Dopson James Edwards Louis Elliott George Fenwick Richard F isher ' a ne Fisiier Richard I ' orchion C ' aroKn I ' dx Stanle Friend Charles Games Marion Gee Clariiia Geer Curtis Gentr ' Da id Gibson Cozie Goodwin Annetta Green Hubert Graham y James Griffin Dennis Gross Evelyn Hall Glenda Jiarris Lee Harris Dean Hart Lewis Ha ward Russell Hogan Barbara Holland Lawrence Holliday Ronald Howard Douglas Hutchins Russell Ir ' ine Ricliard Jackson Robert Jackson Robert lackson William Johns Barbara Johnson Bernell Johnson Brenda Johnson James Johnson JoNce Johnson Lero ' Jolmson Phyllis Jolmson John Jones Joyce Jones Rosie K ler Kenneth LaPiince Doris Leigh James Liggins Natasha Logan Daxid Louden Theodore McCalluni Mary Grace McDade Chester McLin Lerov Mack Calvin Maddox David Marljray Paul Nhushall Carole Martin ' ■fW K-A Clifton Martin Louis Mason Alton Miles Lawrence Mies Marilyn Mills William Mitchell William Moaney Frederick Moore Joseph Morris Doroth ' Morton Mable Morton Annette Moten Bernaril Miickle Joyce Nichols Norman Nichols Hector Pauan Rosalind Parker W illiani Perry Fiend Finder Hamilton Piummer Christine Pope ' irginia Pritciiett James Pri ott Rosa Pryor William E. Pullen Norman Pmnell William Purnell Willie Purnell Walter Queen Charles Raulings Harr Redd Marv Reynolds James Richmond La sTence Riddick Marva Ringgold Marv Robinson Earl Rogers Maizelle Ross Lonnie Russell Robert Satchell Bernard Scott Sylvia Scott Phyllis Seward Marv Shade Edwin Skinner Da id Sloan Edward Snn ' th jolm E. Snnth John W. Smith Mar ' Soiitherland Mildred Standi Ernestine Stanle ' Ronald Stewart Kenneth Stovall Adelyn Sulli ' an Euretia Thaxton James Thomas Joseph Thomas Myra Thomas Alicia Thompson George Thompson Norman Tilghman Rose Tongue Shirlev Travers Bessie Wallace Joseph Warrick David Washington Mary ' ashington Ra mond ' ashington Willie Washington Gladstone ' aters John Watson Charles ' atts Ernest Wells Odell ' heeler Ruth Wheeler Richard White E erett Whitney Walter Williams Welchio ' inston Michael Woodson Danny Wright Xeiinenia Wood William Young Haswell Young Richard Mackenzie HERE COME THE 66 ' ERS Dean Polk greets arrivals for fall session. A cool drink for a parent after a long, hot ride. ' Now be sure to dress carefully for President Williams L-lconie reception for new students. President Williams, his housekeeper (Mrs. Ruth Collick), and Home Ec Majors Carolyn Doswell, Hanna Washington, Yvonne McClain, and Doris Kennedy, prepare for reception to new students. X THE STUDENT COUNSELORS: Dean Francis H. Harris, Adviser. Seated: Hay, Thomas, Jones, Brown, Adams, Chippey, Walling- ton, Cheeks, Greene, Wade. Standing: Marshall, Dean Harris, Turner, Cann, Randall, Douglas, Fields, Simpler, Kelley, Kennedy, Thompson, Rhock, Alton, Hay, Timothy, Hawkins. Some members ol the Women ' s Council, Assistant Dean Irma Polk, Adviser; Carohn Thompson, President. THE YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION; Miss Anne Howard, Adviser. Seated: Douglas, Burley, Hill, Brown, Ennels, President; Davis, Randall, Waddy, Ophir. Standing: Washington, Miss Howard, Logan, Jones, Catlett, Saunders, Watson, Shade, Boone, Smiley, Gee, Milburn. THE WESLEY FOUNDATION: Reverend S. S. Tatem, Adviser. Seated: Oden, Purnell, President. Standing: Tinch, Hall, Bishop, Crosse, White. THE FRENCH CLUB: Professor C. C. Jacobs, Adviser. Seated: Mitchell, Chippey, Dennis, Finn, Cheeks, Wallace, L. Jones, President. Kelly. Standing: Randall, B. Jones, Lowe, Nichols, Smiley, Leigh, Mills, Adams, Peele, Arm- wood, McMillan, Wickes, L. Johnson. THE SCIENCE CLLB: I ' mh.so.s W L nk and V. (). lUiW. . diisers. Seated: Proti- sor Lvnk, Newton. Tiniotliy Hay, Parran, Glenn, Tolson, Professor Hull. Slandinn: Sniitli, Sl.muhter. Lewis. Polk. Coafes, .SinipU ' r. lolnison. Thomas Hay, Marshall, Pinder, Connally, Jer.ild THE LEDGER STAFF: Dr. Vernon V. Stone, Adviser. Seated Faith Williams. Standing: Quails, Wise, Fletcher Mason, Bowins, Bernice Washington, Hawkins, Editor. PHI BETA LAMBDA, Business Fraternity: Mrs. Virginia Jones Quails, Adviser. Seated: Stokes, Lowe, Wilson, Fletcher, Mason, Cann, Mrs. Quails. Standing: Newman, Coleman, Wise, Williams, Magee, Boone, Bernett, Purnell, McCullough, Gibson, Thompson, Davis, Greene, Williams, President; Quails, Burley, Washington, Lee (partly hidden). 93 ENGLISH CLUB; Mrs. Mary Fair Burks, Adviser. Seated, First Row: Thomas, Saunders, Peele, Camper. Second Row: Randall, Thompson, President: Smiley. Standing: Phillips, Purkett, Purnell, Lindsay, Mrs. Burks THE STAGECRAFTERS: Miss Irma Polk, Adviser. Ascending Order, First Row: Daniels, Hite, Coleman, Sydnor, President. Second Row: Conway, Purnell, Nunnelly, Crosse. Third Row: Williams, Peele, Grier, Stevenson, Miss Polk. .; ff f ' f-s ! THE COLLEGE CHOIR: Dr Frank Carroll, Director. First Row: Morton, Woods, Cook, Holliday, Mears, J. Nichols. Second Row: Cann, Greene, Peele, Lofland. Third Row: Catlett, Adair, Dennis, Scott. Fourth Row: Jones, Clark, Johnson, Magee, Moaney, Waddy. Fifth Row: Batson, ' odery, Jackson, Thompson, N. Nichols, Higgins, demons. Sixth Row: Thompson, Crosse, Banks, Cordery. Dr. Carroll conducts choir on T ' program. THE NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA: Dr. Claude Marion, Adviser. Seated: F. Thomas, Johns, Butler, Simpler, McCall, Parran, Ayers, Turner. First Row, Standing: Sisco, Rawlings, Hawkins, Selby, Dill, Coleman, Eiker, Coates, Wilis, Wade, Harrod, Marshall. Second Row, Standing: Mack, Slater, Davis, Kirk, Douglas, Evans, Cheers, J. Thomas, Taylor, Bond, Friend. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: Mr. Richard Thomas, Adviser. First Roiv: Muckle, Wilkuison, Wasliington, Anderson, Easton. Second Row: Boozer, Church, Cowling, Weems, Johnson. Third Row: Smith, Sullivan, Bishop, Fisher, Turner. Fourth Row: Blackwell, Wheeler, Professor Thomas, Professor Williams, Donaldson, Riddick, Carter. THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB: Professor R I White, Adviser THE RIFLE CLUB: Colonel Louis W. Cracken, Adviser. Seated: Robbins, Tolson, Martin. Standing: Friend Scott Cuvjet Ford Edwards, Queen, Nunnelly, Cheers, Johns, Colonel Cracken. ' • • With a Fellowship Sincere and Rare THE I ' Y LEAF CULB- First Row: Hill, Watson, Cheeks, Mears, Mosby. Second Row: Mackall, Saunders, Bell, Gaither, Chippey, Glascoe, Hite, Stevenson, Hall, President. Sjy-:-? •■ THE ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY: Seated: Adams, Brown, Wil- liams, Davis, Randall, Rhock. Standing: Conway, Dennis, Fisher (Basileus), Greer, Stancil, Lvons, Kennedy, McClain. Distinguished Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror Barbara Fisher, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities: candidate lor Alpha Kappa Mu. Soror Yvonne McClain, Who ' s Who Among Students. Soror Diann Rhock, Candidate for Alpha Kappa Mu. ' We Cherish Thy Precepts. ?? Thelma Bell, the Alpha Sweetheart SPHINX CLUB -Top to Bottom, First Row: Lockett, Edward Davis, Walker, VVeems, Waters. Second Row: Banks, Baltimore, Ernest Evans, Lelia Watson, Sweet- heart: Wise, Parran. Third Row: Wallace, Hutchins, Coates, Wilson, Mason. President Williams with Brother Dr. William J. Hale, National President of Alpha Phi Alpha, Leadership Con- vocation Speaker, and Mrs. Hale. Dr. Hale is President of Langston University. Brother Dean F. H. Harris at halves during the Army-Navy game in Phila- delphia. : ' ti|8 Delta. We Praise Thee. ' THE PYRAMIDS -Top, Clockwise: Tlu ' liiia Jones, Catlett, AudreN- Jones, Betty Jones, Fo ' , Burle , Thompson, Washing- ton, Townsend, Cann, Harris. Counter Clockwise: Bowins, Jones, Fields, Ferguson, Nutter, Smiley, Wash- ington, President; Alton, Ennels. Distinguished Members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorer Faith Williams, Distin- guished Member of Who ' s Who, Alpha Kappa Mu. Soror Enez Bowins, Distinguished Memher of Who ' s Who, Alpha Kiippa Mu. Soror Bernice Washington, Distin- guished Member of VV io ' s Who. ' From Thee We ' ll Never Part. rhe Brothers in K _Kappa Alpha Psi Spencer Fuller Corderv ' ' We ' ll Thunder Back Along the Line. PHI BETA SK;MA BROTHERS -Showell, President- White, Brooks, C. Polk, Shirley Proctor, Sweetheart. MililulK P, Polk, Thoim Hay, Bounds, Timothy Hay. THE CRESCENT CLUB: Suggs, Jones, Thurmon, Smith, President; Lyles, Smiley, Mercer. Center: Earlean Sturgis, Sweetheart. Advisers to Sigma; Brothers R. H. Beaslev and William O. Hull. S w c e t h e a r t Shirley rides Sigma Float in IIomecomiMg Parade. . ' Omega, Dear Omega ' BROTHERS IN OMEGA-Far Left: Pliipps, President. Far Right: Brother Dr. Walter Ridley, President of Elizabeth City (N.C.) Teachers College, with Brother T. W. Kiah before Brother Ridley ' s Founder ' s Day Address. Clockwise, from top of design: Wilkinson, Purnell, Briscoe, Garrett, Crosse, Miles, Cromwell. Center: Enez Bowins, Sweetheart. THE ARCHOXIAXS: Camper, Peele, President. Hamilton, Green. Archonians, Lamps, and Scrollers LAMPADOS CLUB; Wainwright, Sullivan, Russell, Sisco, Greene, Frazier, Louida Fletcher, Sweetheart. k U k riU ' ' , S(H()l,l,i;H (UK: C.nln, ' rr.Mc riir Krilx , Sprnrr, l).i iv, HogiTs. I h ini.i Riynt-, ThoinpsciM, Tinch, Smith. BKuiwiII. Hillm.in. FUTURE AKA ' S: Davis, Stancil, Randall, Adams, Dennis Brown. Ivies Saunders, Mosby, Stevenson, Phillips, Mears, Chippey, Watson. THE SPHIXXMEN Coates, Hutchms W.it.is t,nis. Jarrett, E. Da is, Walkei, Banks, Baltunoie, Batson THE PYRAMIDS: T. Jones, Catlett, Harris, B. Jones, Cann, Townsend, Washington, Foy, Thompson. A C R O S s T H E B U R N I N G S A N D S T H E G O O D L I F E B E C K O N S CRESCENTS; Smiley, Johnson, Thurnjon, Lvles. SCROLLERS: Leon Thompson, John Finn. ' f «« ' n w HOMECOMING: 1962 This year marked the first time in the memory of loyal alumni and friends for a Homecoming crowd to see the mighty Hawks go down in defeat. A bitterly fought contest with a tough N.C.A. and T. opponent had excitement, color, thrills and glamor. Our largest reunion in a number of years brought back the grads and former students of some twenty to thirty years. A procession of fraternity sweethearts, class queens, and lovely girls from all over the Eastern Shore graced the floats; a swinging Homecoming dance ended a day to remember. With the aid of Aliceteen Young, Pat ElUs, and Bernice Washington, Miss Maryland State (Carolyn Thompson) prepared for the happiest day of her college career — her coronation. Miss Maryland State, Her Attendants, Their Escorts: Audrey Jones and Benjamin Purkett; Patty Thomas and Robert Taylor; Consuella Armwood and Stephen Cuyjet; Dolores Chippey and Earl Richard- son; Alma Hall and Lewis Powell; Thelma Bell and William Finger; Aleta Weedon and Willie Mercer; Enez Bowins and Frank Garrett; Shirley Proctor and Donald Mitchell. Crownbearer: Clifton Ander- son, |r. lunior Attendants: Cassandra Moslev and lovce Gates. ' r , Awaiting their Queen: .A be i)l charming lieauties President of Student Council Ross crowns Miss Maryland State. A bouquet for Miss A and T. i ri ? - ' Miss Miiryland Stale accepts her crown Thy Children Strong F a Honieconiiim I uis In ii iLniit i.iiiil LliIImII IiisImin [kihi these ISC mtats Utaii ILuiis hol.cit Ii l(.i (ij Re, heit Stacker, ' 51 |oe Robinson, ' 61 Cal Iaitni, 51 Proltssor Thomas, Home- toniing Committee Chairman a- -- ' Home Ec. Float: Mildred Kelly Doris Kennedy, Laura lones i A I i , ( Professor Mosley super ' ises Alvin Pope, ' 65 on floor, and Ernest Satchell, ' 63, in float building. First Prize Float, CMass ol i9(i. Christmas Parade in Salisbury: Miss Maryland State ' s float won a prize. All ht i ( , and all her daughters are beautiful. ' Miss Maryland State Dainty and petite (five feet two) Carolyn Thompson reigned with quiet distinction as Miss Maryland State during 1962. An English major with a winsome dimple, Carolyn likes to read, composes poetry, steps high with majorettes. Our girl out of Cam- bridge, Maryland, is in Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, a member of the Hawk staff, and for two years has been one of the BWOC chosen for Who ' s Who. She plans a career as a high school English teacher but thinks one should combine this one with marriage and a family. Dignity, ex- cellence in scholarship, and a desire to serve her fellow students make Miss MSC an exemplar of the good life at her alma mater. Rather overwhelmed by her good luck, a happy English major poses at foun- tain below steps of Library of Con- gress with Dean of American poets Langston Hughes following Mr. Hughes ' address at National Poetry Festival. Woman of the Year Bernice ' a.sliingtoii,a sen- ior with cute freckles and a shy grin, was women ' s choice for Women of the Year, a very popular choice indeed. A Business Edu ca- tion major, Bernice plans to teach. She has been in just about every organization there is on campus, and her kind heart, tact, and ability to lead unobtrusively have propelled her into positions of leadership everywhere — Women ' s Council, Delta Sigma Theta, Hayes Loan Fund, Student Counselors, and a host of others. Quiet, busy, purposeful, with a sense of mission, Bernice meets everyone ' s criteria for the selection of our First Co-Ed. Helping to make decisions with the Hayes Loan Fund. Long hours of tedious work with H.- WK staff in 1961 and 1962. ' Who ' s Who ENEZ BOWINS, ' 63, Business Ed., Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Delta Sigma Theta, Omega Sweet- heart, Phi Beta Lambda. WILLIAM lOHNSON, ' 63, Chemis- try, Who ' s Who (1961, 1962), Alpha Kappa Mu, Science Club, M Club, Football Team (four years). BARBARA A. FISHER, ' 63, Social Science, Alpha Kappa Mu Initiate, Alpha Kappa Alpha, President; Wesley Foundation, Secretary; History Club, Secretary; Women ' s Council, NEA, YWCA, Vice President. CHRISTINE KELLY, ' 64, Mathe- matics, Women ' s Council, Treasurer; Science Club, YWCA, Student Coun- selor. ROBERT FORD, ' 63, Building Con- struction, ROTC Squadron Com- mander, Arnold Air Societ ' , Y ' ear Book Staff (1961, 1962), Newman Club, M Club, YMCA, Football team (four years). College Choir, Alpha Kappa .Mu, Men ' s Senate, Student Council, Treasurer, 1961, Vice President, 1962; Who ' s Who 1961, 1962. YNONNE McCLAIN, ' 64, Home Eco- nomics, Women ' s Council, Home Economics Club, YWCA, Alpha Kappa .Alpha, Student Counselor. CAROLYN IIIOMl ' SON, ' (r), Enfi- i.s i, English f:luli, President; Le Ccrclc Francais, Treasurer, Actiny: President; Student (Council, Miss Maryland Stale, Year Book Staff Cor- respondent, Lounge Counselor, Sen- ior Class Vice President, Majorette Squad, Who ' s Who (1961), Alpha Ka, paMM BERNICE WASHINGTON, Business Education, Delta Sigma Theta, Presi- dent; Phi Beta Lambda, Vice Presi- dent; Senior Class, Secretary; Student Counselor, Student Council, Secre- tary; Newman C ' lnb, Treasurer; Ledger Staff, Assistant Editor; C.E.C. Hayes Loan l ' ' und. Women ' s Council, Alpha Kappa Mu, MaioretUs, ' Car Book Staff Correspondent (1961, 1962). FAITH WILLIAMS. Busine. ts Educa- tion, Phi Beta Lambda. President; Student Counselors. President. Delta Sigma Thel.i, (ii ' orge K.C. liases Loan Fund, Alph.i Kappa Mu. Who ' s Who (1961. 1962). Art and the Good Life Prok-ssor Mo.sley gives lecture on year ' s artistic highlight, coming of the Mono Lisa to the U.S. . ' rl stiidriil Crald Hahiiiicirc paints liis con- ception oi the Annunciation as Bilih ' stor ' is read l)y Curtis Williams (not xisihh- on phiilo- « raph). View of audience at Mono Lisa lecture. Departments of Art, English, and Music collaborated on a ' esper service at Christmastide: Professor Mosley shows slides of famous paintings inspired by Christmas. Professor Mosley receives award from Junior Chamber of Com- merce official, Mr. Webb, Salisbury, Maryland, for second-prize winning float in annual JC Christmas parade. President Williams u w s liicaii ait liioimlit liack to United States by Dr. Eugene Cole, 1SC giaduate with State Depaitinint Dr. Cole lectures on African art. -mi rt niaiois Satchell, Rhodes, Williams visited a ' an Gogh show at Some ot die students who heard Dr. Cole ' s lectin e on Miiwu the Baltimore Museum of Art. Two Glimpses ot the Gallery What Was New In Home Economics 7 Preparation for Home Economics Club Tea; Jones, Lofland, Kelly, Harris, Thompson. Annual Tea for Freshmen Lunclieun lor the Board of Regents: M. Kelly ser% ' es Dr. Williams and Dr. A. O. Kuhn (back to camera), Board Sec- retary Brown and Board Chairman McCormick. Board Luncheon: M. Kelly ser es University President Elkins as Dr. Synions emphasizes a point. Left of President Williams and Dr. Kuhn, who is Executive ' ice President of the University, is Dr. Kaplan, Chairman of the Maryland State College Committee of the Board. oLHhk um Scorinu of caiHied products: rliompson. Svdnor, Hi Studv of Pastries: Lofl.uul. loloek. Pastry Making, Quantity Cooking: S lvt ' stei White with Foods Service Director Bowen. Hanna Washington and Mikhed Kell ' preside over portion control in yuantit - C;ooking. Cake Nhiking: Sylvester White is tlie artist. Breadmaking in College Kitchen: Hanna Washington with College Chef Black. Kell - cuts the cake in cafeteria se HOME ECONOMICS CLUB-Seaf ?d. Ellis, Hill, Sturgis, White, President; McClain, Thompson. Standing: Dr. Humphrey, Holland, Sydnor, Mrs. Mor- ton, M. Washingtion, H. Washington, Kennedy, Collins, Holliday, Harris, Seward, Shade, Mackall, Doswell, Mo- lock, Miss Elps, Lofland, Miss Howard, Johnson. The Lone Blue Line SENIOB STAFF: Lieutenant Colonel Louis VV. Cracken, Cap- tain lames P. Pfautz, StafF Sergeant Frederick Smith, Staff Ser- jeant Russell Moraii, THE COLONELS Ihompson ( iea Commander); Cracken iPAS, MSC); Adswoith (PAS, Um . ol Maiyland). Firm — Fair — Consistent JUNIOR STAFF: CJadet Major Joshua Hazelton, Cadet Captam Elwyn Godsey, Cadet Captain Charles Showell, Cadet First Lieutenant L. X ' ictor Anderson, Cadet First Lieutenant Earl S. Ri(li;n(lsim, Cadet Master Serjeant iU-nvKv Sisco, Cadet I.iculciiaNl Col.mei Rol.crt C:. Ford (Cnmnumdcr). SENIOR STAFF AT ATTENTION; Cracken. Ptautz, Snuth, Mi.r, i-i Corps Organizations ■ 300th: A Functioning Unit Inspection Corps Alignment Formal Briefing and Aftennatli 330th Functioning on Military Day tnir 4 f k : . During Arnold Air Initiation and Angel Assembly On Special Occasions - J mmmM ' H W The YMCA in Search of the Good Life YMCA Design-tor-Li iiig Week. Cecil Wilson of Delaware State College gives lecture. ■iMC-V CABINET -Clockwise: Simpler, Baltimore, Banks, Purnell, Dean Harris, Adviser: Turner, President. YMCA Student Government Exchange Program with Salisburv State Teach elsC.llrue YMC Cluster Conference, Delaware State College, Colon Cracken, a consultant. YMCA Symposium, You and Employment, with distinguislu-tl panel of Eastern Shore leaders: Norwood Puniell, Attorney John V. T. Webb of Salisbury, Dr. E. W. Water, the Honorable Frank Morris, Mayor of Salisbury; Dr. Robert P. ' arley, Salisbury; the Honorable Norman Glenn, Salisbury; Dr. ' ernon W. Stone, Clarence Turner, President, YMCA. All she wants for Christmas, Theresa Cheeks tells Santa at the Y party, is to be a part of the good life at MSC. Design-for-Living Week. Y presents the Salisbur -, Maryland, High School Sextette, Mrs. Reba Hudson, Director and Accom- panist. Clarence Turner, Gloria Brown, and Kenneth Simpler greet foreign students as Norwood Purnell and Dean Harris, Y ' MCA adviser, introduce them. YMCA Santa, Robert Banks, gi es presents to campus children. MH .  - -| { 15 J Sir ' ■ CaT: . . % f y Bi I Hawks iea ini; tlic- nrst this x-ar art- Bottom Left. Clocktcise: Isaac Brown, Guard: W illiani FiniiL-r. Halfl ack: Robert Taylor. Tiickle: EiiK-rsoii Boss, Line Backer: Roliert Ford, Center: W ' illiatii Johnson, Full Back. Thomas Wilson, Halflmck: Chirt-nce Gadsdun, Tackle. Center of Pafic: Cliarh-s llarvin, Halflnick. mt g;- i ' f, , ■Skip McCain, Head Football Coach. Co-Ciptims William lohnson (Left) and Robert Taylor clasp hands ovei possiblt pio dt d u ith the Xew York Ciaiits lor each of tluiii- Taylor goes Pro. conters with his coaches and sconts from the New ' loik Cianis THE HIGH-FLYING H.-WVKS: Seated: Sloan, Finger, Finn, Ike Brown, Bernett, Thompson, Spence, McMillan, Christy. First Row, Standing: Davidson, Payne, Pagan, Wilson, Parker, Wallace, Watts, Ham- mond, Johnson, Tho- mas, Ros.s. Second Row: demons, Byrd, Donaldson, James Johnson, Tincli, Crop- s !| per, Satchell, Wash- ington, Thomas, Lee, Redd. Last Row: Slanghter, Smith, Wheeler, Stewart, Tay- lor, Goodwin, Ford, Gadsden, Smith. 7Bi 72, w 71 73 M i 60 k £P . Maryland State ' s Potential All-American: Ki Ki Thomas. With an arm of dynamite and the desire to sur- pass: Percy Thomas Pre-game Instructions: Captain Ta lor, meet Captain Westmoreland. 4 V The Unpredictable: Addison Wallace. His onl - wish is to play pro : Macky Goodwin. With the fleetness of a deer: John Finn. , 1 - . lielieve me, Lennie Moore has nothing on wjt, ( e strength of an oak, he doesn ' t joke: Bull the Skee. Johnson. The Untouchables: Brown, Mac, Dime, and There is no greater half-back in the countr -, said Clem. Baltimore ' s Lennie Lyles; Boozer. For hcartv ol stDnt-, thr ' rr iin uliirialiK kii. ' ui Gadsden, Parker, Smith, Ta lor. Maryland State ' s backfield (Mercer, Gentry, Finn, Finger, Wilson, P. Thomas) get aluable tips from one ot the great pro ' s: Baltimore Colts ' Lennie L les Boxing and tuotball just don ' t mix. Boozer stares hopelessly. Let go of mv shirt. Cropper makes tremendous attempt. There ' s nothing to stop me now. You fellows are for- ever interferring. Vf CIAA CHAMPIONS, 1961, 1962-F rsf Row, Seated: Forchion, Morris, Co-Captains Russell Rogers and Charles Mays, Mitchell, Brown. Second Row: Maddox, Davis, Skinner, Wainwright, Jackson, Liggins, E. Rogers, Bryant. Third Row: White, Moore, Baker, Goodwin, Stovall, Pagan, Britt, Jones. Coach Clifton .Anderson SPHINTEHS; Morris, Liggins, Cioodwni. Brown, hiys, Skiiincr, R. Kogers, All-Penn Relays C:hainpi( n, 1461 L.nm-distaiK, Rlii Over-seas Representative, AAU, Oslo, X )i a Packrat [aekson. Waiiiuioim Wainimht and FRESHMAN MILE RELAY TEAM, Champidiis in the Making: Eorchion, Skinner, Madclox, Mitchell. Trophies and gifts awarded Russ Rogers abroad summer ol 1962 while he was partici- pating in AALI-sponsored track events. Captain Al Santio Rol)ert Sliellev ' Jackson Lorniic ■•C:liinkci Butle Back Row: Williams, j. Jones, Butler, Rohbiiis, Santio, Captain: S. E. Jackson, Ingram, Richmond Kneeling: Riddick, Morris, Gentry, D. Jones, R. S. Jackson, McCullough, Burroughs. Coach Taylor 01i er tlie Dunker Morri James Kangaron Jones Ed Sparky Wi Tlie Kangaroo comes tlirough. Eddie Williams, CIAA Scoring Champ, scores 2 more. Who ' s got the rebound? Ollie Morris goes up through two opponents ' ersatile Coaches: Taylor, McCain, Anderson. The Chinker makes a shot. Twiggs Jr. for 2, Y : f-:: mF y Pt HI ft ft m jj 4 mt ' - ' k j Jhp r VHr J|K CH ffl iil 1 ' - : i - Scenes From . . . Honors Speaker tor Honors Convocation: Dr. Frank P. Graham, UN Kepresentative for Pakistan and former President of the University of North Carolina. Honor Roll Students with Dr. Graham and President Williams. Top Row: Simpler, Miles, Satchell, Christy, Williams. Second Row: Brown, Pinder, Cuyjet, Sturgis, Ennels, Crosse, Tarr, President Williams. Seated: Poole, Rhock, .Milbourne, Richardson, Dr. Gra- ham, Alton, Brooks, Keene. President Williams confers honor upon Hazel Milhour witli S. Quails following. ll, llti;HS Ol liONOH SOCIiri ' V, .M.l ' li k M ' l ' A WV -Seated: Millxunne, rh,.ni| snM, Willi. ,lll , Hduins Slanilin : I ' .ud, Joliiisnii, (,)u,.lls, Vr.virft ' iW. Dr GMliaiii, ,, ImscImII pl.ivn ,,, his cnllegc. d,i s, shakes JKUids wilh an MSC athleti- Hiis- scll Hi.yeis, while r.ogers- teainniafr Maxes. Dr i.nu, Pusulrnl Williams and Dr. Stoul look. III. . The Convocations Leadership Dr. W. .). Hale, President ot Laiigstoii Univer- sity and National President of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, addresses the Convocation. •Ilu- leaders with Dr. Hale and Presideiil WiWuuus - Firxt Rotv: Wlnte, Hall, Peek-, Dr. Hale, Enuels, H. Washnijilon, Hrooks, F. Williams. Second Row: (,)ualls, Fisher, Turner, C anipbell, Thompson, Jones, Wilson. Third Row: Walker, Richardson, Ross, Cuyjet, Carter, Sydnor, Powell, Polk. Fourth Row: Greene, President Williams, Ford, Hawkins, Taylor, Purnell, Tolson, Showell, D. Williams, M. Hill, Dr. Stone, Purkett. Dr. Larzette Hale, wife of Leadership Conxoeation speaker and National Treasurer of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, receives flowers from Soror Barbara Fisher, Basileus of local chapter. Distinguished gathering for luncheon follounig Leadership convocation: Mrs. G. D. Wlnte, Dr. Hale, President W illiams. President Hale, E. -Universitv of Mar land President Bvrd. Awards . ' nn Tho mpson recei es scliolarship award for outstanding Dr. Stone receives Teacher-of-the-Year award horn Student Caiuu- work in Home Economics from Home Ec. Head Dr. Humphrc . cil President Phipps, Music . . . Vibrates on the Memory ?? Annual Concert by the Baltimore Symphony. i ' ' i ' 1 ' 1 ' f f Jfl diJ.i .,? 1 Miss Constance Knox, Concert Pianist and Music Professor at Louisiana State University, played a stupendous recital. Salisbury State College Chorus in Recital directed by Dr. Jessie Fleming. Women ' s Council held reception tollow iiig Miss Knqx ' s brilliant recital. In line, Right to Left: Mrs. Steele, Miss Polk, Dr. Carroll, Miss Knox, Mrs. Carroll (Mother of Professor Carroll), and Mrs. Svlvanus Hart. Scene from annual presentation ot Christmas opera, Amahl and the Night Visitors. William Moaney, Leon Thompson, St. George Cr()ss( , Shep Thompson, Dorothy Holliday sang tillr roles. Famous Don Cossack Chorus appeared at MSC this year. ' jfy 1 ■ i ' ; i ' ' HM I j vU Hl !■ Mrs. iolet Wood greets our charming artist. In foreground: Mrs. Mary F. Burks, Miss Wilease Fields, Mr. Ross of the Student Council. Leading Motifs in the Good Life HistoiN majors present tele ision discussion ot Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation with Dr. W. A. Low as moderator and adviser. Participants: Hite, Wilson, President of History Club; Richardson, Dr. Low, Phipps, Polk, Mit- chell. ipliasizc ' s point in discussion. Dr. Darrell Randall, Head of African Studies, American University, ad- dresses assembly on the future of Africa, project of History Department and Captain Ptautz ' s class in Ah-ican historv. Delegate J. Brown examines with Pro- It ssor Thomas band iron metal work clone by the seventh grade Industri rts Class at Spingarn Junior-Senior High School, Washington, where Mr. Brown teaches Industrial Arts. Industrial Aits Conteience, campus students, faculty, and graduates ot the Department under sponsorship of Professors R. Thomas and F. Williams. Luncheon session of Industrial .- rts Conference presided over bv Professor Thomas. Conference on Industrial Arts broke up into small sessions during afternoon. This small group; Mr. Raymond Purnell, Mr. Frank Garrett, Mr. Clifton Brown, Mr. John Bradford, Mr. Furman Williams, .Mr. James Washington. With the Alumni Roma A. Jones, outgoing Preiideiit ol the General Alumni Association, welcomes his successor in office, Ernest W. Lee. ( r- J % b T| yi. MSK President Lee makes his inaugural address to the as- sociation Seated are: Frank Cornish, Alumni Secretary- Treasurer: Oswald Martin, President, Somerset Chapter: Desenia P. Waliiice, Acting Executive Secretary. President Lee and newK elected ' ice Pres dent Harold Rush center on alumni matter IT %:Aj 1 u wr m Founders ' Day: President Wil- liams greets Founders ' Day speaker Reverend J. R. Elhert, District Supervisor of the Methodist Church (Salishury District), Class of 1923, Others in photograph are Reverend CcinjMHKlore, Alumni Associa- tion Chapl.iin, Reverend R. W. Thomas, President Lee ol Alnnnii Association President Lee presents flowers to Queen of Homecoming Alumni, Shirley B Johnson of the Philadelphia Chapter. Alumni Luncheon for graduates: Pri sidrnt Willunns, Mrs W.dkue, Mr Lee, Mr. R. Jones, Mr M:nlin Pri ' sidcnt Lee presents tropin to the President of the Philadelphia Chapter, Sanuiel Branlnnn. for outstanding contributions to the alumni cause. As the Hawk Flies Nestward . . . Final word to the staff members of tlie Hawk, 1962- 63, from one of the advisers was a poetic reminder: Good life, he now t otir task: your doubts are done. For lu ' tter or lor worse, tile douiitiut; ami tile worixinii; sta.Ues are o er, ami lu ' re are xoui editors wiio pre- sented their look at the m od lilC at MS( : Lay-out Editor Donald Blanks, meeting a problem qualifit lor title The Thinker. A splendid Colt (Lennie L les) and a mighty Hawk (Editor Thomas Wilson) examine the flying bird. rTcr Here is Staff Photographer Scotland Harris swoop- ing down on Hawks all o er campus. So elegant she can make the task of assembling copy and photographs as glamorous as modeling — our Con- suella, strong right arm of the lay-out department. A pensive Cynthia .Alton pon- ders the problems of a busi- ness manager whose main work seems to be typing and layout. What business managing is there? ' __ •  !«■ - ' ' ' 00r - T Here ' s a la -out cnlitor with a nici- problem indeed: How to put a ribbon on a tspewriter. Linj-out problem, Warfield? Last year our man on lay- out Donald Mitchell (sec- ond from right) was Little Brother in Sigma. But ask any Hawk staffer who made the big difference in the completion of work on this edition and he ' d say Big Brother .Mitchell. mifi Lay-out Editor Games (left) and Art Editor Pope, two liigh-flying Hawks who gave of their time and talents without stint, earned the gratitude of entire staff. Three wonderful men in blue came down from the wild blue yonder to put the AFROTC story together, and when that was done they helped with all the other chores: Anderson, Bobbins, Nunnellv. Here conies Kiki, Sports Editor, who simply can ' t let that fooball go, e en when coming in for a stint on Hawk sports. The ' re tile quiet, casual t pe, but so terrificalK ' efficient the - o er- whelni you: the working team of W ' ainwright and Plummer-on sports, captions, everything. Second-year Hawk staffer Carroll Marcus, another quiet type one might just sum up by saying he ' s the truest penny a Hawk adviser could ask for- faithful in attendance, meticulous in details, alwavs ready to serve. 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