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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

Mri ' ' V ' :i;;oM.. THE 1966 HAWK YEARBOOK STAFF PRESENTS THE 1966 HAWK MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE PRINCESS ANNE, MARYLAND THE EDITORIAL STAFF Valerie Watts ■■ ■ • ■ • Gwendolyn Smith- ■ Calvin Thomas Consuella Armwood Cynthia Thomas Calvin Dopson Robert Smith Editor-in-chief ■ ■ ■ ■ • Associate Editor I ■ L -out Editor •■••Asst. Lay-out Editor • Feature Editor Freshman Class Correspondent Advisor Reporters: Rosalie C. Spence, Marion Gee, Clifford Jones, Jennie Johnson Eeeina JVlackell. We wF5T extind ' Ipecia preciation and thanks to the fresh- men staff membl B ho wor ndiligently to aid in making this is- ' THE HAWK emltab W . I 1 ! Hk FOREWORD „ s of Maryland State College are forever open, fhiinds of its students to continuous growth. Forev 0 -es eht afe the faculty members enhancing the educational and ji , development of all students. The 1966 Yearbook Staff in- ES you to tour with them on this journey from Orientation to _ adtiation and experience the warm memories of a rich invest- ment in education at Maryland State College. ' 4 i! | w 1 , v lt --.• -ij TABLE OF CONTENTS 5- ., ' .Mi- DEDICATION 8 MEMORIAM 14 FACULTY -««. 15 SENIOR CLASS - ' •■. 31 SENIOR C f ' - ' M ' =: ' :CTORY 46 4UNl®R 53 SO PHOrs lU RT-H ilAiiS ' • ' ■i . - ' - 7-- FRESHMAN CLASS ■ --- i.. ACTIViTIF.S •■ ' - ; ■ ' ■_ ' •- ' ' ■ DEDICATION We dare to call him Jake, but only out of great respect and love. Perhaps no figure on the Maryland State College campus commands the affection of the student body as does Jake. For nearly a quarter of a century he has served the college as Profes- sor of Languages, and until his accident in April, 1965, as Director of Public Relations and Placement. After six months of recuperation, Jake has returned to campus and can once again be seen making his way among his familiar haunts. A man of less energy might still be bedridden, but not Jake. A resident of near-by Camden and a native of Panama, the nation- ally known sports-writer and enthusiast is especially respected on the Eastern Shore. Having gradually regained his strength through the year, Jake is again his vigorous young self and is always ready to give vital information on most areas, art or athletic. Any moment with Jake is most rewarding. Ask him one day about the C Formation! The energetic educator has always taken the betterment of MSC as his predominant theme, and the college is a finer institution be- cause of his efforts. We wish that many future classes will benefit, as we did, from Jake ' s contagious good humor and friendly wisdom. PRESIDENT JOHN TAYLOR WILLIAMS MEMORIAM Dr. I. Gregory Newton -1965 Dean of the College 1964-1965 From too much love of living, From hope and fear set free, We thank with brief Thanksgiving Whatever Gods may be That no man lives forever, That dead men rise up never; That even the weariest river Winds somewhere safe to sea. The Garden of Proserphine Algernon Charles Swinburne Although he was with us for only a brief hour, he gave us the -thought that we too might touch excellence. , M§ DEAN WILLIAM A. LYNK PRESENTS THE FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION MR. RALEIGH W. BOWEN DIRECTOR OF FOOD SERVICE DR. NEVILLE A. BARON COLLEGE PHYSICIAN MR. JAMES BOYCE B.A., M.S.L.S. LIBRARIAN RRiTTON MRS. MARY F. BURKS B.S., M.A. JOSEPH BRIllON ENGLISH ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. AFROTC MRS. M. BARBEE BOONE DEAN OF WOMEN MR. ROBERT H. BEASLEY MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDANT MR. THOMAS WILES PHOTOGRAPHY MR. LEON GATES BUSINESS OFFICE J MRS. VIOLET J. WOODS DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS MR. THEODORE BRIGGS, B.S„ M.S. MECHANIC ARTS mtitii mri DR. CLAUDE C. MARION, B.S.. M.S., PH.D. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION MR. CLIFTON ANDERSON AB, M.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DR. ELIZABETH S. BELL, AB, M.A., PH.D. HEAD, ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES MRS. DOROTHY WATERS A. ENGLISH MR. FRANCIS H. HARRIS DEAN OF MEN MR. WILLIAM H. CLELLAND, B.S., M.S. MECHANIC ARTS MRS. OLIE A. CARPENTER LIBRARIAN MRS. ELIZABETH CORDERY SECRETARY MR. HOWARD DAVIS, A.B., A.M. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 20 MRS. CARRIE CHISHOM SECRETARY MARY CROSLEY LIBRARY JOHN DONLAN, B.S., M.S. ASSISTANT MECHANICAL ARTS MR. JOHN DEVANE, B.S., M.S. BIOLOGY ALETHIA A. ELPS, B.S., M.S. HOME ECONOMICS FRED EICKEL, A.B., A.M. ENGLISH AND GERMAN ELLA PEARL DOANE HEAD CUSTODIAN WOMEN ' S DORMITORY JOHN M. GUTHRIE, B.S., M.A., B.L BUSINESS MR. CHARLES FISHER B.ME., M.S. BBSII W MRS. BETTY GILLIAM SECRETARY ETHEL S. COTTMAN A.B. ENGLISH ■ 1 ■fMt : ■ H B ' rS H H ■ ■L «- nS H V- ■ ' 1 , ' ' 1 HIH m :,-jr JASON C. GRANT 3RD A.B., M.S. IN LS. LIBRARIAN ERNESTINE FISCHER SECRETARY 22 ib MRS. JANE GUNTER DR. GERALD W. JOHNSON, B.A., M.A., MUS. A.D. MRS. NETTIE C. HICKEY B.S. ROOSEVELT SANDY GILLIAM B.S., M.S. HEAD FOOTBALL COACH MR. WILLIAM P. HYTCHE A.B., M.S. MATHEMATICS MISS ALMA GREGG A.B. M.A. MUSIC MISS DELORES L. NINES A.B., A.M. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. WILLIAM 0. HULL B.S., M.S. MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS MRS. ANN MESSICK BOOKSTORE DR. CECELIA E. HUMPHREY B.S., M.S., M.A., Ph.D. HEAD, HOME ECONOMICS fci J MR. CHARLES C. JACOBS FRENCH ANNE HOWARD SECRETARY, AGRICULTURE - HOME ECONOMICS VERNON E. McCAIN. A.B. MATHEMATICS M.S. CHARLES E. McMILLIN, B.S. M.S. LT. COLONEL, U.S. AIR FORCE HEAD. AIR SCIENCE MRS. CARRIE JOHNSON SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR MR. GEORGE R. KENT, A.B., A. HISTORY MRS. GRACE S. MORTON, B.S., M.S. HOME ECONOMICS DR. WILLIAM A. LYNK, A.B., A.M., PH.D. HEAD, NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS 25 MR. JIMMIE MOSELEY, A.B., M.ED. ART MR. T. WALDO KIAH, A.B., Ed.M. EDUCATION JAMES s. Mccormick, b.s. CAPTAIN, U.S. air FORCE AIR SCIENCE DR. W. AUGUSTUS LOW, A.B., A.M., PH.D. HEAD, SOCIAL SCIENCE 26 REV. W. TYCER NELSON COLLEGE MINISTER SOCIOLOGY DR. WILLIAM PENDER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. DIRECTOR, GUIDANCE, TEACHER TRAINING MR. RALPH LOWREY B.A., M.A. 27 MRS. SARAH POLLITT, B.A. BUSINESS OFFICE MRS. REBECCA NEWSOME, R.N. COLLEGE NURSE ' n DR. ELMER S. RIECK, B.S., M.S., PH.D. EDUCATION MRS. LUTHERINE B. SMITH ASSISTANT DEAN OF WOMEN MR. JAMES A. SULLIVAN MECHANIC ARTS MRS. MARY A. STEWART SECRETARY TO THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE MR. WILLIAM J. WILSON BUSINESS MANAGER 28 DR. F. HARRELL SMITH, B.S„ M.S., Ed.D. HEAD, AGRICULTURE MR. RICHARD H. THOMAS, B.S., M.Ed. MECHANIC ARTS MR. ROBERT SMITH, A.B.. M.A. PUBLIC RELATIONS MR. JOHN V. STRICKLAND, A.B., M.S. DR. MOSES W. VAUGHN, B.S., M.S., PH.D. AGRICULTURE 29 DR. VERNON W. STONE, A.B., M.B.A., Ph.D., Ed.M. HEAD, BUSINESS MRS. DEVENIA P. WALLACE, B.S., M.S. HOME ECONOMICS MR. THOMAS B. WILBURN, B.A. BUSINESS OFFICE MISS ANITA 0. STEWART, B.S., M.S. BIOLOGY DR. CHARLES 0. STOUT, A.B., M.S., EDJ3. HEAD MECHANIC ARTS ASSISTANT DEAN OF MEN DR. ROBERT P. VARLEY, A.B., BD., Mth, Dth ENGLISH FROM ORIENTATION TO GRADUATION An old Indian story has it thus: When we are glorious i n our childish innocence, before we have met the world on its terms, all appears celestial, even as Wordsworth has said. Rivers are rivers, trees are trees, and moun- tains are mountains. When we have gained a certain substance of knowledge and again meet the world, sure, certain, contained, we are stunned at the sight and made dumb. Trees are no longer trees, nor are rivers still rivers, nor mountains simply mountains. However, we are told (again as Wordsworth has said, the child is father of the man) that when that middle darkness is passed, the spiritual glory suddenly reappears, and rivers are seen again to be rivers, trees once again are trees and mountains, still mountains. So it is that much of our sojourn, here has been clouded by our loss of innocence and lack of knowledge. Yet we have gained the mid- dle ground and have had glimpses of glory beyond. ALMA MATER To thee, Dear Alma Mater, We raise our grateful song, For through thy noble teachings Thou has made thy children strong; And thousand still shall praise thee. All earth shall hear their swell. And bind our hearts yet closer To thee we love so well. We love thy spacious campus. We love thy towering halls. And hallow ' d are the lessons We ' ve learned within thy walls. Stand thou forever glorious, Full-robed in living green; Shine thou in endless splendor Beneath thy trees serene. ■ v Refrain Maryland, Maryland, Home of Maroon and Gray; Maryland, Maryland, Thee we love always. All hail to thee, Fair Maryland, All glory be to thee! Grow thou in strength and honor Through all eternity! — Rideout Consuella Armwood Monterey Banks Robert Batson Ronald L. Bishop Thelma Bell Edward L. , Bland . W ' ' -fWDif ' ■ i j! mM My object all sublime I shall achieve in time- To let the punishment Fit the crime. W.S. Gilbert Emerson Boozer Ned Britt Mary J. Brooks Alfrieda Brown Lloyd Butler Progress, Man ' s distinctive mark alone Not God ' s, and not the beasts ' : God is, they are; Man is partly, and wholly hopes to be. Robert Browning 35 Geneva Cannon Phyllis Catlett Livingston Cowling Geraldine Chase Earl Christy . . . They are the books, the arts, the academes, That show, contain, and nourish all the world. William Shakespeare 36 Stephen Cuyjet James Dickens Sadie Dixon Leslie Donaldson, Jr. Thomas Dopson Louis Elliot Dorothy Farmer W k George Fenwick Richard Fisher Wayne Fisher Richard T. Forchion larion Gee Father, I scarcely dare to pray, So clear I see, now it is done. How I have wasted half my day. And left my work but just begun. Helen Hunt JacKson Curtis Gentry George Giganti Brenda Gordon Annetta Green Russell Hogan Ella Hil Barbara Holland r Alice Howard Ronald Howard Douglass Hutchins Russell Irvin Brenda Johnson James Johnson Forth we went, a gallant band- Youth, Love, Gold, and Pleasure. Mark Lemon Joyce Jones Louida Jones Kenneth LaPrince Doris Leigh Chester McLin David Marbary Paul Marshall Sterling Marshall Frederick Moore William Mitchell Dorothy Morton Annette Moten Joyce Nichols Norman Nichols Hector Pagan Harry Parker Floyd Pinder Our days, our deeds, all we achieve or are, Lay folded in our infancy . . . John Townsend Trowbridge 43 Mary Robinson James Privott William Purnell Harry Redd Marva Ringgold How sad and bad and mad it was! But then, how it was sweet! Robert Browning 44 .y . Robert Satchell Bernard Scott Sylvia Scott Alfonso Selby Curtis Shelton George Siso Edward Smith Eurethia Thaxton Myra Thomas Rosalie Spence Calvin Thomas Jerome Thompson Ernestine Stanley Norman Tilghman Elsie Walston Raymond Washington Joseph Warrick Shirley Travers Mary Washington Gladstone Waters Odell Wheeler Everett Whitney Edward Williams Joseph Williams Walter Williams William Young SENIOR DIRECTORY Consuella Armwood — Sociology 101-04 Northern Blvd. Corona 68, New York French Club, Modern Dance, Dramatics, Miss Freshman; Miss Hawk, Women ' s Council. Monterey Banks — Business Education 121 First Street, Salisbury, Maryland Zeta Phi Beta (Pres.), Phi Beta Lambda, Phi Beta Sigma Sweetheart, Ledger. Robert W. Batson — Music Box 188. Rhodesdale, Dorchester, Maryland Choir, Alpha Phi Alpha, Band. Thelma D. Bell — Home Economics 104 Wesley Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland Ivy Leaf Club, Home Economics Club, Newman Club, Women ' s Council, Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart. Ronald L. Bishop — Industrial Arts Education Route 1 Box 306, Havre de Grace, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha, Track Team, Industrial Arts Club, Wesley Foundation, Sphinx Club (Vice- pres.). Edward Lee Bland — Social Science Route 1 Box 11, Vienna, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha. Emerson Boozer — Industrial Arts Education 2055 Walnut Street, Augusta, Ga. Football Team (Capt.), M Club (Vice-pres.), Industrial Arts Club, Student Council, Men ' s Senate. Ned Britt — Physical Education 409 W. 129th Street, New York, New York Physical Education Club. Carolyn Brooks — Secretarial Training Route 3 Box 55 Glenwood Avenue, Easton, Md. Mary J. Brooks — Business Education 912 Smithville Street, Annapolis, Maryland Women ' s Council (Chaplain), YWCA, Ledger, Phi Beta Lambda. Alfrieda L. Brown — English 3720 Hilldale Road, Baltimore, Maryland English Club, French Club, Pyramid Club, Women ' s Council, Sophomore Queen. Lloyd W. Butler — Agriculture Education Route 227, Pomfret, Maryland Phi Beta Sigma, Newman Club, YMCA, FAA. Geneva Cannon — English Star Route, New Church, Virginia Zeta Phi Beta, English Club, French Club, Methodist Youth Fellowship. Phyllis Winona Catlett — Physical Education 441 Bradley Ct. Lexington, Ky. Delta Sigma Theta (Pres.), Baptist Student Un- ion (Pres.), Women ' s Council, Science Club, YWCA, HAWK. Geraldine Rosalind Chase — Social Science 216 Seven Avenue, Annapolis, Maryland Archery, YWCA, French Club, Modern Dance, Social Science Club, HAWK. Earl 0. Christy — Physical Edu .,dtion Box 24 Perryman, Maryland M Club, Football Team, YMCA, Physical Edu- cation Club, Baseball Team. Livingston Thaddeas Cowling — Industrial Arts Education 117 Honey Suckle Ct., Dundalk. Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha, YMCA, Industrial Arts Club (Pres.), Men ' s Senate. Stephen L. Cuyjet, Jr. — Mathematics 1014 South 58th Street, Phila., Pa. Kappa Alpha Psi, Intramural — Football, Track, Basketball, Science Club, French Club, Fine Arts Club, Newman Club, AFROTC. James Dickens — Sociology Birdsnest, Va. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Men ' s Senate. Sadie R. Dixon — Business Education Berlin, Maryland, P.O. Box 293 Choir, Phi Beta Lambda, Women ' s Council. Leslie Donaldson — Industrial Arts Education 1414 North 22nd Street, Richmond, Va. Football, Block M Club. Thomas John Dopson — Biological Sciences 1109 Poplar Grove, Baltimore, Maryland Intramural — Football, Baseball, Basketball, Science Club, French Club, Choir, Wesley Foun- dation, Men ' s Senate, Y.M.C.A. Louis Ross Elliott, Jr. — Mathematics R.F.D. 1, Box 76-A, Millington, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Science Club, French Club, Senior Scholar Program, Men ' s Senate, Y.M.C.A. Dorothy Farmer — Social Science Bryantown, Maryland Newman Club, French Club, Senior Scholar Program, Social Science Club, Women ' s Council. SENIOR DIRECTORY George Fenwick — Physical Education 1413 Myrtle Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Newman Club, Physical Education Club, Y.M.C.A. Richard Fisher — Sociology 14260 Carver Drive, Miama, Florida Lampados Club, Men ' s Council. Wayne Fisher — Building Construction 1003 Washington Street, Cambridge, Md. Lampados Club. Richard Thomas Forchion — General Business 272 New Freedom Road, Berlin, New Jersey Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity (Secretary, Vice Pres.), Arnold Air Society (Executive Officer Administrative Officer), Student Council (Trea surer), Corps of Cadets (Executive Officer, Ad ministrative Officer, Information Officer) Junior Class (Pres.), Senior Class (Vice Pres.) Sophomore Class (Secretary, Vice Pres.), Pan hellenic Council, NAACP, Treas. of Phi Beta Lambda, Y.M.C.A. Marion Gee — Sociology 2314 Ashburton Street, Baltimore, Maryland Lounge Counselor, Y.W.C.A., Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff, Women ' s Council. Curtis Gentry — Physical Education 1320 - 12th Street, Portsmouth, Ohio Student Council President, M Club, Football, Basketball, Basketball, Y.M.C.A., Men ' s Sen- ate, Physical Education Club, Vice President — Student Council, Senior Scholar Program, Stu- dent Counselor. George Giganti — Chemistry Woodland Road, Salisbury, Maryland Arnold Air Society, AFROTC. Brenda Gordon — Mathematics 1330 N. Potomac Street, Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority (Dean of Probates), Intramurals — Volleyball, Badmin- ton, French Club, Lounge Counselor, College Choir, Queen — Lampados Club, Sphinxman Club, Science Club, Acting Secretary — Panhel- lenic Council. Annetta Ellen Green — Social Science 2019 N. Bentalon Street, Baltimore, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, President of Panhellenic Council, French Club, Dramatics Club, English Club, Social Science Club, Y.W.C.A., Women ' sCouncil,StudentCounselors. Ella Hill — Home Economics Education Rt. 2, Box 227, Brandywine, Maryland Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., (Basileus, Trea- surer), Women ' s Council (Chaplain), Treasurer of Home Economics Club. Russell Hogan — Physical Education 818 Ivydale Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Barbara L. Holland — Home Economics 7912 Tyler Street, Glenarden Woods, Lanham, Maryland Angel Flight, Home Economics Club, Vice Presi- dent — Freshman Class, Women ' s Council, Stagecrafters. Alice Turner Howard — Social Science Salisbury, Maryland French Club. Ronald S. Howard — Biology Rt. 1, Box 198, Glen Burnie, Maryland Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Science Club, Men ' s Senate, NAACP, Student Counselor. Douglas Hutchins — Mathematics Dowell — Calvert County, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Men ' s Senate. Russell W. Irvine — Sociology 450 Chestnut Street, Aberdeen, Maryland Baseball, Men ' s Senate. Brenda Johnson — Physical Education 4508 - 39th Place, N. Brentwood, Md. Y.W.C.A., Majorette, Newman Club, Women ' s Council, Physical Education Club. James V. Johnson — Social Science 181 Street, Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Football, Mathema- tics and Science Clubs, Y.M.C.A., M Club, Vice President of Junior Class. Phyllis Johnson — English 32 Cornhill Street, Annapolis, Maryland English Club, French Club, Senior Queen, HAWK, YWCA. Joyce Betina Jones — Business Education Sunderland, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta, Dramatics, Angel Flight, Phi Beta Lambda, Ledger, YWCA, Women ' s Council. SENIOR DIRECTORY Louida Fletcher Jones — Business Education 316 Hampden Avenue, Norwich, Conn. Miss Maryland State, Ledger, Phi Beta Lambda, Women ' s Council, Lampados Sweetheart. Kenneth R. LaPrince — Social Science 2P 2 Navan Street, Charleston, S.C. French Club, English Club, Social Science Club, Canterbury Club, HAWK. Doris A. Leigh — Social Science Route 1 Box 190, Vienna, Maryland Band, Choir, Angel Flight, French Club, YWCA, Baptist Student Union, Women ' s Council, ROTC Sweetheart. Chester McLin — Mathematics 95 Cleveland Avenue, Hartford, Conn. Omega Psi Phi, Science Club, French Club, Wesley Foundation, Panhellenic Council, Stu- dent Council, Freshman Class (Treas.), Men ' s Senate. David 0. Marbray — Mathematics Bryans Road, Maryland Science Club, YMCA, Men ' s Senate. Paul A. Marshall — Mathematics Phi Beta Sigma, Science Club, Baptist Student Union, Men ' s Senate. Sterling I. Marshall — Agriculture c o P. 0. Upper Marlboro, Maryland FAA, Men ' s Senate, Alpha Phi Alpha, YMCA. William P. Mitchell — General Business 148 North 14th Street, E. Orange, N.J. M Club, YMCA, NAACP, Track Team. Frederick Moore — Physical Education 140 Barclay Street, Newark, N.J. Omega Psi Phi, Student Council, Senior Schol- ar, Physical Education Club, M Club, Men ' s Senate, Track Team. Dorothy Morton — Mathematics Springhill Road, Salisbury, Maryland Zeta Phi Beta. Norman L. Nichols — Music Route 2 Box 335, Federalsburg, Marvland Choir. Hector C. Pagan — Physical Education 97 S. Broadway, Nyach, New York M Club, Physical Education Club, Football Team. Harry A. Parker — Art Education 3703 Ellamont Road, Baltimore, Maryland Floyd R. Pinder — Mathematics Route 1 Box 112 Vienna, Maryland Phi Beta Sigma, Science Club, Men ' s Senate, Pan Hellenic Council. James A. Privott — Physical Education 267 Sinnichson Street, Salem, New Jersey M Club, Football Team, Sphinx Club, Physi- cal Education Club. William D. Purnell — Sociology Box 378 Route 1 West Ocean City, Maryland. Harry H. Redd — Sociology 107 W. 14th Street, Homestead, Pa. Alpha Phi Alpha, Football Team, HAWK, YMCA, French Club, Wesley Foundation. Marvaa Ringgold — Business Education Route 1 Box 54, Aberdeen, Maryland Cheerleaders (Capt.), YWCA, Ledger, Women ' s Council, Phi Beta Lambda. Mary E. Robingson — Mathematics Zeta Phi Beta (Vice-pres.), Science Club, YWCA, Women ' s Council. Robert Satchell — Physical Education Box 381 Eastville, Virginia Football Team, M Club. Bernard R. Scott — Physical Education Route 4 Box 2, Accakeek, Maryland M Club, Baseball Team, Physical Education Club. Sylvia G. Scott — Business Education Ivy Leaf Club, YWCA, Ledger, Women ' s Coun- cil, Phi Beta Lambda. Annette Moten — Business Education 1511 Upshur Street, Washington, D.C. Cheerleaders (Co-capt.), Phi Beta Lambda, Ledger, YWCA, Women ' s Council. Joyce Nichols — Music 721 Booth Street, Salisbury, Maryland Choir. Alphonso H. Selby FAA, Science Club, YMCA. — Agriculture Education Freshmen Class (Pres.) Curtis R. Shelton — Physical Education 24 Monroe Street, Mt. Vernon. New York M Club, Football Team. Physical Education Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY George Alfred Sisco — Agriculture Route 1 Box 115 Rock Hall, Maryland FAA, Wesley Foundation Omega Psi Phi, Foot- ball Team, M Club, Baseball Team, Lampa- dos Club (President), YMCA. Edward G. Smith — Industrial Arts Education 801 Dorset Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. Industrial Arts Club, Football Team (Co-capt.), Men ' s Senate, M Club. Rosalie Cornish Spence — Sociology 2333 Reisterstown Rd., Baltimore, Md. French Club, Women ' s Council, HAWK. Ernestine Stanley — Business Education Linkwood, Maryland YWCA, Women ' s Council, Senior Scholar, Led- ger, Phi Beta Lambda. Euretia S. Thaxton — English 723 59th Place, Washington, D.C. N.E. Delta Sigma Theta, Angel Flight, French Club, English Club, Women ' s Council, HAWK, Stu- dent Counselor, Dramatics Club, Baptist Stu- dent Union, YWCA. Calvin B. Thomas — Business Education Maryland State College, Princess Anne, Md. Phi Beta Lambda, Ledger, Choir, HAWK, YMCA. Myra Joyce Thomas — Business Education Route 1 Box 279B Solly Road, Glen Burnie, Md. Alpha Kappa Alpha, Ledger, Women ' s Council (Pres.) Phi Beta Lambda. Jerome F. Thompson — General Business Star Route 2 La Plata, Maryland Sphinx Club (Pres.), Men ' s Senate, Phi Beta Lambda, Ledger (Editor). Norman G. Tilghman — Social Science 434 Beckford Avenue, Princess Anne, Md. French Club, Social Science Club. Shirley M. Travers — Business Education Hoopersville, Maryland Pyramid Club, Ledger, YWCA, Phi Beta Lambda. Elsie B. Walston — Business Education P.O. Box 375 Princess Ann, Maryland Junior Queen. Joseph P. Warrick — Agriculture Education Route 2 Box 108, Easton, Maryland Mary A. Washington — Home Economics Box 7, La Plata, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta (Vice-pres.), Home Econom- ics Club. Raymond B. Washington — General Business Box 42, Marbury, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha, Student Council (Chaplain). Gladstone Waters, 3rd — Mathematics Route 2 Box 207, Pocomoke City, Maryland YMCA, French Club, Sphinx Club, Science Club, Student Counselor. M. Odell Wheeler — Industrial Arts Education 544 Mee Street, Spartanburg, S.C. Football Team, M Club, Industrial Arts Club. Everitt Lee Whitney — Chemistry Route 2 Box 40 Allen, Maryland French Club, Men ' s Senate, Science Club. Edward Robert Williams — Physical Education 1247 S. Craylock, Philadelphia, Pa. Kappa Alpha Psi, Basketball Team (Capt.), All- American CIAA, YMCA, Baptist Student Union, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sweetheart. Joseph Williams — Sociology 515 Eveshar Avenue, Magnolia, N.J. Football, Men ' s Senate, M Club. Walter Williams — Physical Education 15700 Good Hope Rd., Silver Springs, Md. Omega Psi Phi, Physical Education Club. William Henry Young — Mathematics 2126 St. Matthews Street, Hemdendom, Science Club. N.C. 52 OUR STUDENTS STRIVE HARDER. Veronica Bess Bernice Bolden William Atterbury John Barber Brenda Barnes Sam Bee Rachel Bennett Wavey Bennett 56 Ella Bowen Pamela Bowman Samuel Briscoe Larry Brittingham Lawrence Brogden Gerald Brown ' t Sandra Brown William Cain 57 Albert Cooks Marshall Cropper Willie Caesar Lawrence Chandler L. C. Clark Leonard Clay Joseph Colardo Nathan Collins Samuel Everett Marianne Faulkner Rose Dailey Barbara Daughtery Leslie Deshields Wilmer Elbert 59 Lin wood Foster Leslie Gaines Kenneth Goldsmith Obie Gravely Oliver Greene David Greer 60 Esther Handy Ruth Harmon Lewis Hendricks Samuel Horsey Arnold Huff Clinton Huff George Hull Regina Humaine Bernell Johnson Blanche Johnson Samuel Hutchins Carolyn Jackson Dorothy Jackson Lillian Jackson Alex Jefferson Arthur Jenkins Clifford Jones Earl Jones Esta Jones OIlie Kates Carl Kelly Ray Kennedy Aloha Lindsey Donald Lundy Isaiah McKenzie Joan Maddox William Maddox Lorraine McGee Vivian Malone Emanuel Mansfield William Moaney Gary Moore Ralph Paden Richard Peters Harley Morris Oliver Munson Alvin Neale Arthurine Nixon Marguerite Nock William Northam 65 George Pettigrew James Pinder Thomas Pitts Anna Polk Gary Powell Howard Proctor Sarah Purnell Leonard Ramey Mack Ransome Myrtle Rainey David Rice James Richmond Theodore Robinson Lonnie Russell Vashti Saunders Daniel Savoy 67 Robert Savoy John Scott Norman Scott Michael Shelton Robert Shelton Paul Shuford Edwin Skinner Edgar Smith 68 Gwendolyn Smith Charles Stukes Frankie Sumpter Donald Syndor Catherine Thomas Alicia Thompson Janice Tillman Jeffrey Turner 69 Paul Wiles Carl Williams Louis Williams Wayne Wilson Benjamin Wood Edgar Walker Jean Walker 70 Ignorance is not a cure for anything Booker T. Wasliington Our ignorance lessens some, not much, as difficulties are overcome, yet in the midst of clouds only one step beyond. Levi Blaylock James Boardley Sallie M. Adams Alfred C. Alexander Olivia Askins Audrey Bayneum William Belk Evelyn Benson Loretta Booth Ellis Boston 72 Mildred Bowman Adrienne Braithwaite Curtis Briggs Bernard Brown George Brown Howard Brown Odis Cain Marjorie Cann 73 Christine Christon Orease Cohen Deborah Coleman William Cornish Bernard Carter Ethel Cevis Paul Cevis Melvin Chase Roland Chase Dorothy Christian 74 Tyrone Copeland Silas Craft Lawrence Crawford William Crutchfield Ardenia Davenport Gail Davis Walter Davis alinda Deshields Viorgan Dilver Eugene Downing 75 James Duncan Rowena Dunnock Jesse Edwards William Ellison Shirley Finney William Franklin Betty Garret Zuella Gayle Doris Gibson Mary Gilbert 76 Charles Gregg Alfonzo Grimes Mrytle Hairston John Hamilton Harold Hammond Harold Hay Charles Golden Clifton Gordy Clyde N. Green Thomas Green 77 Robert Hearn Beverly Hilton Joanna Hynson Osborne James Olivia Jefferies Ernest Johnson Gorman Johnson Mary Johnson 78 Leon Johnson Raymond Johnson Van Johnson Peggy Jones Vincent Jones Yvette Jones Cheryl Jordon Charlie Joyner Eric Judy Nettie Kimbrow Atfh Carver King George Knight Beverly Lake Terrence Lastique James Lunnermon Jean McBride Bertha McCloud Quentin McCoy Rodell McLaughlin Gloria Marshall 80 Lloyd Mason Grace Matthews Horace Mickey Leon Miller Perry Milton Lloyd Mitten Kenneth Mitchell Lawrence Mitchell Arnold Moore Henry Moore 81 William Moore Juanita Morris Margo L. Morris Brenda Munson Melva E. Murray Eliza Myster Clifford Newsome Horace Nutter Jacqueline Odds Brenda A. Parker 82 Laura B. Parker Marie Parsons Phyllis Pendleton Bernie L. Peoples, Jr. Clara Potts Eugene Pulley Eric Richardson Birdella Ross Charles Ross Charlotte Russell 83 William Russell G. LaVerne Sample Janie Savage George Savoy Grafton Sconion Fletcher Scott Rodney Scott Diane Sewell Arthur Shell Carolyn Sheppard 84 Roy Shirley Everett Simms Eugene Skinner Drexel Smith James Thomas Smith Thomas IVI. Smith Claudia Stanley Eugene Stephens Gregory Smith Jame Theodore Smith 85 Stephanie Stephens John Sterrell Dwight Taylor Robert Taylor Carolyn Thomas George Trotter Tommy Tucker William D. Walmsley Armstead Ward James Ward 86 Robert White Diane A. Wiggins Cynthia Williams Gregory Williams George Wright Anthony Winder Nathan Wilson Melvin Young Donald Warfield Sara Waters Patrick Watkins Valerie Watts 87 . . . WE ' VE LEARNED WITHIN THY WALLS ' . i ' l Percival Adams Mary Adams Richard Adams Jackie Allan Arnold Ballinger Raymond Banks Andrew Banks Robert Baylor Alexander Beasley Audrey Bell Barbara Bell Alan Bennett Joyce Blake William Bowie 90 Faith Boyd Barbara Bridgeforth Joseph Briscoe Paul J. Briscoe Genevieve Brown George Brown Harriet Brown Salomon Brown Zolah Brown Lynn Braxton Barrett Bryant William Cain Shirley Carter Rodney Carr 91 Bendict Cayenne Robert Chambers Robert Chesley Larry Christy John Church Bernard Clark Sylvia Clark Priscilla Clegg Delores Cleveland Sylvan Collier Leon Conely Doretha Conquest Lawrence Cantee Brenda Conway Carolyn Conway Eleanor Cook George Cooper Richard Cooper Lucille Cottman Sheila Council Laura Davis Alfred Dennis Constance Dennis Dorothy Dennis Edith Dennis Willie Des Shazo William De Sheilds Victoria Dasheild 93 Delores Dickey Constance Diggs Elizabeth Doane Roland Dorsey Calvin Dopson Linda Dowling Beverly Drummond William Duckey Henderson Dunn Joseph Edgerton Vance Elbert Delores Elliot Jean Elliot James Ellis 94 Herman Eure Sewell Feddiman Diane Flamer Patricia Flamer Eleanor Fontaine Henry Ford Jake Ford James Franklin Louis Freeman Albert Gamble Carey Grambrill Sammy Garrett Robert Gaskins Phillip Gathers 95 Zeldalyne Gillium Sandra Gerald Sue Gray Teddy Gray Shirley Greene Michael Greene Clarissa Grimes Helen Gross Joseph Halrton Barbara Hall Gregory Hall Weldon Hamlett Louise Hammond Louis Hankins 96 Jam ' s Harris Solomon Harris Betty Jean Hawkins Sandra Haynes Clavin Heath Donald Hines Crystal Hitch Brenda Holland Patricia Hopkins Jedina Hoxter Vivian Hudson Charles Huff Freeman Huff Bernard James Barbara Jefferson Drew Jefferson Dwight Jefferson Alfonzo Jennings Herbert Johnson Jennie Jolinson Johnnie Johnson Kenneth Johnson Narissa Johnson Owen Johnson iVleredith Jones Terry Jones Veda Jones Veronica Joyner 98 Donald King Norma Koonce Joyce Laney Ernst Leatherbury James Lewis Fannie Lockhart Regina Mackall Alvin MacArthur Leonardo Mangrum Mildred Manley Portia Marine Michelle Mason Steven Mason Jacqueiyn Matthews 99 Miguel McCloud Dwight McCullers Howard McKenny Raymond Middleton Lettie Mitchell Regina Moore Robert Moore Josephine Morton JoAnne Motley Carolyn Moulden Brenda Myers Jackie Myster Lenard Nichoson Darryl Odum . du 100 Jeraline Pendergrast Lillian Perkins Robert Phillips Bernadette Pinkett Gloria Preston Alonzo Price Joan Prettyman Francis Proctor Jacqueline Purcel Joseph Purnell Owens Purnell Marvin Purnell Oliver Rawlings Sandra Rawlings 101 Delores Richardson Harold Ried Joseph Rice Margaret Roberts Barbara Robinson Doretha Robinson Theresa Robinson Dianna Rogers Nolan Roman Roderick Ross Tyrone Ross Starletta Seawell Julia Scarborough Ronald Scott 102 Cecelia Short Callista Shirley Allen Simpler Isaac Smaw David Smith June Smith William Smith Gwendolyn Spruill Emanuel Stanford David Starks Patricia Stewart Willie Talor William Thompson George Tilghman 103 Jean Toye Stan fey Wade Jacquelyn Wallington James Walls Myra Washington Ava Waters Charles Waters Peggy Watson Richard Wayman Floyd Wheeler Donald White Omar White Tommy Wiggins Erwin Williams 104 Ronald Williams Mae Williamson Rosa Wills Alice Wilson Walter Winston Ada Wise David Witherspoon Julius Withserspoon Hattie Woods Audrey Wright Richmond Wright Wanda Wright William Wright Elease Yancey 105 Gloria Bullock Dorothy Carroll Sharendon Chase Bernadette Pinkett Lois Young Delores Jones Mary Anderson 106 THE HAWKS WELCOME THE CLASS OF ' 69 TO THE FAMILY. The Freshmen Class Prexy welcomes class at traditional ban- quet. 108 New students taste Hawk food. Rev. Pendleton ' s address seems to have some effect on counselors Valerie and Adrienne. Counselors help make Hawks at candlelight ceremony. Now we ' re Hawks. Lynn goes through pre-registration. The cheerleaders introduce themselves. You ' d think I had bad breath. Ah, Ha! So what if I play with dolls? Chee! He says he loves me! 110 Prexy opens first assembly in new gymnasium. Rev. T. Nelson surprises students in a brilliant address at Leadership Convoca- tions. Senior scholars present gifts to President Williams. WHO ' S WHO Frederick Moore Physical Education Louida Fletcher Jones Business Education Ernestine Stanley Business Education Curtis Gentry Physical Education 112 1965-66 STUDENT LEADERS PRESENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 113 MEMBERS SEATED: Charlotte Russell, Diane Sewell, Lillian Jackson, Vashti Saunders, Aloha Lindsey, — Dorothy Christian, Rosa Wills, Regina Mackeral. Audrey Bell, Eliga Myster, Ava Waters, Brenda Parker, Ada Wise, Laura Davis, Sandra Haines, Mary Gilbert. THE ANGEL FLIGHT The name of our Angel Flight is Jennie V. Williams Flight . It is an honorary service organization of selec- tive and dedicated women of Maryland State College. THE ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY The Arnold Air Society is a professional honorary service organization of selected AFROTC Cadets from 167 of the Nation ' s leading Colleges and Universities. It is a private tax exempt, Non-profit organization with a mem- bership of approximately 5500 during each academic year. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY MEMBERS ARE: Richard Forchion, David Greer, Floyd Pinder, John McCargo, Alex Jefferson. 114 THE FRENCH CLUB THE NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club is an organization composed of Cath- olic Students. The club meetings acquaint students with various information about their religion. MEMBERS: Joyce Blake. Veda Jones, Sue Gray. Olivier Askins. Agatha Blai r, Edward Proctor. 115 Donald Lundy, Paul Cevis. Myrtle Ralney, Gwendolyn Smith, Mrs. M. Bar- bee Pleasant, Morgan Dilver, William Maddox. THE CANTERBURY CLUB The Canterbury Club is a religious organization sponsored by the Episcopal Church. The primary purpose of the Canterbury Club is to promote a desire among students to attend church regularly and to enrich the life of students by participating in church activities. THE NAACP I |-J U|| Members Are: Bernard Brown, Larry Chris- ty, Ardenia Davenport, Oliver Munson, Diane Wiggins, John McCargo, Olivier As- kins, Lou Hendricks, Valeria Watts, William Maddox, Julius Thompson, Adrienne Braithwaith, Phillip Gathers, WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation strives to be an instrument ot God ' s love acting and bearing witness for God on the campus. Those persons related to the Wesley Foundation are called upon to represent and to be the Methodist Church at work within the college and college community. THE YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Young Men ' s Christian Asso- ciation we regard as being in its essential genius, a world-wide fel- lowship of men and boys united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ for the purpose of developing Christian personality and building a Christian society. Members: Ardnia Davenport, Lorraine Ven- erable, Beverly Hilton, Brenda Barnes, Christian Christian, Ella Bowen, Olivier Jefferies, Aloha Lindsay, Ruth Harmon, Olivier Askins. PHI BETA LAMBDA MEN OF HONOR ■■M LETTER CLUB SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was organized for the purpose of giving majors and minors in the field of Science the opportunity to broaden experiences and knowledge in biological concepts outside the classroom. Members: C, William, S. Seawell, Ronald Howard. P. Milton, E. Proctor. B. Smith. FUTURE AGRICULTURISTS OF AMERICA Members: Bernard Wash- ington. Suella Gayles, Richard Forchion, Louis Hendricl s, Frank Brown. THE-LEDGER THE ENGLISH CLUB The English Club: Mrs. Mary F. Burks (Advisor), Carolyn Jackson, John Barber, Veda Jones, Joan Maddox, Diane Wiggins, Valeria Watts, Regina Mackeral. 120 WOMEN ' S COUNCIL The purpose of the Women ' s Council are to provide a means for solving minor problems of women students that need not be taken before the disciplinary committee, act as a medium between the students and the administration and provide the students with a means of contributing to student government. THE MEN ' S SENATE The Men ' s Senate is a campus organization comprised of the male population. It is designed to help shape the cultural ethical and moral character of the young men of the Maryland State College Campus. On occasions the Senate works jointly with the Women ' s Council. Members: James Privott, Clifford Jones and Harry Redd. 121 STUDENT COUNSELORS INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDUCATION CLUB The purposes of this club are to create a closer relationship be- tween Industrial Arts Education Ma- jors and their Instructors, and to aid the students in developing good character both academically and socially. o o o _j CO _i : LJ LU CL . . CD CO LU ljJ C ) X LU h- q: CL 123 WITH A FELLOWSHIP SINCERE AND RARE ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was the first Greek letter organization for Negro women. The organization dedicates itself to the service of all mankind. Some of its purposes are to promote unity and friendship among college women, to improve the social status of the race, and to keep alive all interest in college life and the progressive movements. SORORS of Alpha Kappa Alpha are: G. Davis, C, Jackson, E. Bowen, S. Gayles, S. Stevenson, B. Barnes, L. Venerable, A. Thompson, L. Jackson, M. Faulker, R. Humaine, R. Harmon, M. Nocks, A. Nixon. L. Sample. WE CHERISH THY PRECEPTS ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY Ever aware of the magnetic appeal of our motto, first of all, servants of all, we shall transcend all, it has been an endeavor of Alpha Phi Alpha to make this ax- iomatic truth a living reality. Further, the chapter has always held as its most influential attributes, many deeds, scholarship and love for all mankind. Members are: D. Savoy; A. Neil, E. Jones, L. Brogden, S. Briscoe, C. Jones, D. Lundy, R. B. Washington, J. Dickens, M. Ransome, R. Forchion. Sweetheart: Miss Gail Davis. NOT SHOWN: Ed- ward Bland, Douglas Hutchlns, Carl William, Harry Redd, Livingston Cowling. 125 DELTA, WE PRAISE THEE DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded at Howard University, Washington, D.C. in 1913. The purpose of the sorority is to encourage high cultural and scholastic standards and to lift the ideal of finer womanhood. SORORS of Delta Sigma Theta Are: V. Saunders, C. Standley. C. Satterwhite. A. Blair, K. Thomson, D. Wiggins, A. Braithwaite, R. Daily. 126 OMEGA, DEAR OMEGA Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded on November 17, 1911, at Howard Uni- versity in Washington, D.C. Believing that men of similar ideals and principles should bind themselves together in a common bond of brotherhood, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded upon these Four Cardinal Principles: Manhood, Schol- arship, Perseverance, and Uplift. We are ever grateful to our founders, Edgar A. Love, Oscar Cooper, Frank Coleman, and Ernest Just, for a Fraternity of brother- hood and fellowship which shall stand as a glowing light for all men who pledge themselves to such principles. Members are: R. Howard, W. Northam, C. Grody. L. Gains, J. Hall Sweetheart; Miss Agatha Blair. Brother holds founders day assembly WE ' LL THUNDER ALONG THE LINE PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY H Alpha Chapter was established on May 4, 1914, and the first initiation with 14 men was held. Beta Chapter at Wiley College was established on November 15 by Herbert L. Stevens, and authorized by the general board. Phi Beta Sigma ' s first conclave was held in Washington, D.C. December 27-30 in the year of 1916 and the fraternity was incorporated on January 31, 1920. Members are: P Marshall, H. Hay, P. Hillton, G. Hamington, L. C. Clark, 0. Green. 128 WITH FERVENT HEARTS WE PRAY ' ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY Zeta Phi Beta Sorority had its beginning at Howard University, January 16, 1920. A member of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Charles Robert, Samuel Tay- lor, spoke to a young lady, Arizona Cleaver, concerning the establishment of a sister organization and asked her if she w ould endeavor to establish such an or- ganization at the University. The young lady willingly accepted the task and im- mediately began to work on it. SORORS are: G. Cannon, E. Hill, M. McGee, D. Morton, J. Maddox, M. Banks, M. Pryor, R. Bendenitt. 129 I i FROM THEE WE ' LL NEVER PART KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY 1  5- St I, j ' ) |tl| 111 . .tr I ii t t« Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded by Elder W. DIggs, along with nine oth- er men on the 5th of January, 1911, at the University of Indiana, and was incor- porated April 15, 1915, as the first Negro fraternity in the state. The purpose of Kappa Alpha Psi is achievement. It strives to inspire its members to do Noble deeds and gain positions of usefulness to mankind. BROTHERS ARE: 0. Kates, W. Crutchfleld, W. Wil- son, W. Cain, E. Williams, E. Downing, R. Peters, N. Scott, C. Kelly, J. Ellzy, N. Collins. A. Grimes. A. Jefferson, E. Hood, J. Barber, C. Gregg, H. Mor- ris. Sweetheart, Brenda Eaton. Kappa ' s present Brother Williams with symbol. WELCOME TO PLEDGE LAND The Ivy Leaf Club The Sphinx Club J. Pinder, A. Alexander. C. Newsome, R. Savory, R. Chase. G. Wright. B. Wood. Sweetheart: D. Davenport. The Pyramid Club Valerie Watts The Crescent Club S. Horsey, C. Ross, G. Trotter, W. Wolmsley. Sweetheart: E. Ways. Lampados Club The Scroller Club E. Johnson, C. Craft, J. Williams, N. Wilson, J. Edwards. Sweet- heart: Valerie Watts. J. Wallace, L. DeShields, W. Fisher. Sweetheart: Cynthia Thomas. 132 rt fA ' ' 5 ' ' t ' ?!Rw ' Homecoming Week 0 ,;i : They shouldn ' t have come here. ' Why? Oh why? ' Oh, they ' re gone. FUNERAL gml I A brother sings Hold On. ' EAGLES ARE LAID TO REST It all over now. TIME TO WORK Tra, la, la, la. Senior Class Sweetheart. Sweetheart of Omega Psi Phi Dean Boone helps queens to dress. Miss Maryland State, Vashti Saunders, is a native of Port Republic, Maryland. She is a junior majoring in business education. She is very active in co-curricular activities and a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. o o LU Q f- C 3 CO 138 I LOVE A PARADE Miss Senior Mr. Miss Business Education Home Economics liss Maryland State Alpha Kappa Alpha ir V iss Agriculture Drum and Bugle Corps Queens of Maryland State .H Cheerleaders H We ' re so tired of winning. Prexy watches game. At half time. 141 VISITORS Captain Boston of the Baltimore City Police Department urges young men to join the force. An alumni member addresses the student body. Religious leaders speak to students on theology. 142 Senator Joseph Tydings discussed the Vietnam situation. Senator Tydings answers questions from the student body. THE HONORABLE JOSEPH TYDINGS BRIGHTENS OUR CAMPUS This visitor tells of his experi- ences in Vietnam. Faculty members and students crowd around to shake hands with our honored guest. MARYLAND, MARYLAND 144 Sports 1 i S i ,. - M i ' 1966 Hawks Football Squad Freshmen Players More Freshmen Players? 146 ' Baby ' Shell stands ready. PRACTICE TIME si! E2i;-r ' Mr. Quarterback Stukes aims high. I mS) ' ' 1 I ' l ?0 l ' s ' « r « Thad charges. Curt and Earl practice catches. ' Bruisers Pose. 147 The coaches get together. Brown, Smith, Cisco, Kelly, Jones, Sompter. Kennedy warms up before game. Stalwarts of the forward wal f ' ■- V Rusty Boozer talks with the man from the Jets. One of those catches that caught him a con- tract. GOOD LUCK BOOZER Of course it ' s a first down But Curt and Smitty don ' t seem to think it is. •ir-., One last practice with pal Bob Taylor. stop him. Cropper in the clear with the ball. Hawks and Morgan Bears meet on the Bears ' grounds. i 150 fes Boozer curbs the corner. Boozer trys to pass two tacklers. THE 1966 HAWK BASKETBALL TEAM •it ' 30 34 40 ) £ ' 4- jL ;- ,j k L nL L ' - yt[ L ' j k = Jl ; = mmrC pp I 1 f ? A J ' A -i ' y j!?f • -! f STANDING: C. Cufee, J. Smith, A. Shell, B. Roberts, J. Richmond, 0. Cain, C. Stukes. KNEELING: R. Williams, D. Rice, E. Smith, K. Goldsmith, J. Smith, J. Duncan. 152 Rebounding Two Points! J s . i j ■•- if -..-41- ' ■ ' -L Er- ' BL-aBl • ' • ' M ' -—--yfr- IT 11 ' liiiB 1 f ' 1 J ■. HM f i_ ' T[ M •Ht 1 Shell gets one in. 153 Hank Lets one off. Shell puts away a crip. Kenny leaps. ANOTHER FINE FOURSOME: A. Grimes, E. Skinner, H. Morris, E. Walker. Maryland State ' s magnificent mile relay time: Harley Morris, Edwin Skinner, Alfonzo Grimes, Robert Brown. TRINIDAD JOINS FORCES WITH THE U.S. B. Cayene, C. King, A. Grimes, H. Morris. HAWKS FROM TRINIDAD Edwin Skinner Carver King «N ,. -- - Benedict Cayenne The Governor of the State of Maryland THE HONORABLE J. MILLARD TAWES Not only does the office distinguish the man, but also the man the office. THE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Mr. Charles P. McCormick Chairman Dr. Louis I. Kaplan Assistant Secretary Mr. Edward F. Holter Vice Chairman Mr. Harry H. Nuttle Treasurer Dr. B. Herbert Brown Secretary Dr. William B. Long Judge William Walsh Mrs. Sara A. Whitehurst Dr. T. B. Symons Mr. Richard W. Case Mr. Thomas W. Pangborn 1966 HAWK YEARBOOK STAFF Gwen Smith, Asst. Ed.; Valerie Watis, Editor; Cynthia Thomas, Literary Ed.; Con- nie Armwood, Asst. Lay-out Ed. We are a neophyte staff, and this is our first yearbook. We tried, with the best of our knowledge, to make it en- joyable, and we hope that you have enjoyed the 1966 is- sue of the HAWK. 160 7 5;«.