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

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DEDICATION Dr. William P. Hytche A mathematician, an instructor, a most dynamic friend. It is nothing to say that one has just lived. However, it is more to say that one has lived to help his fellow man. It is even more to say that one has loved in his living. Dr. William P. Hytche, to whom we make this dedication, is a man who has lived for others. He has lived to instruct others so that they might reap the fruits of this vast society. To you. Dr. William P. Hytche — a man of keen vision and tenacity — a most thunderous salute. Dr. Hytche — mediator among students, faculty, and administration; Dr. Hytche — promotor of better student relations; Dr. Hytche — friend to the student. Our illustrious Dean of Students is all of these. But to a small contingent of people at M.S.C., Dr. Hytche is more than just an excel- lent Coordinator of Student Affairs. Dr. Hytche, to the mathematics majors, is a lighthouse in the turbulent sea of mathematics. Although his major responsibility as Dean of Students keeps him pretty busy. Dr. Hytche still manages to devote some of his time to the Natural Sci- ences Department in the capacity of an excellent mathematics instructor. Students of mathe- matics thank you for sharing with them your superior knowledge of this area. We the student body of Maryland State College salute you and sincerely dedicate to you the 1969 Hawk.

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Foreword DEDICATION 6 HOMECOMING 15 MISS MARYLAND STATE 18 CULTURAL ACTIVITIES 20 ADMINISTRATION STAFF 27 ACADEMICS 49 ORGANIZATIONS 67 GREEKS 81 SPORTS 97 SENIOR CLASS Ill TABLE OF CONTENTS It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of fooHshness, it was the epoch of behef, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us . . . Dickens It was the YEAR of the HAWK One thousand nine hundred and sixty-eight.

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Dr. William P. Hytche, whose personaiitv displays the qualities of confidence, scholasticism, vigor, tenacity, and a fine sense of humor, is first a devoted family man. He does not, however, limit his interest to the confines of home and family. One who has also given liberally of his time and talent to working with civic, charitable, religious and other organizations has most certainly contributed to the intellectual climate of home, school, and community. On him and on his high endeavorii The light of praise shall shine forever. Wordsworth