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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

If a man does not keep pace ' ' X with per- his companions, haps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however mea- sured or far away. Thoreau N UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, EASTERN SHORE PRINCESS ANNE, MARYLAND mater, the members of the; staff of, THE HAWK present their record of the whoiesome experience of the stiidents,and. faculty who, in 1972,, sought, arid ; found that atXJMES to ask was to have, to seek- , ' was ' to find, to know wais to, ' open wide.,. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication j 6 Life ut Maryland 5 Clubs and Organizations 22 Administration 40 Faculty and Staff 48 Sports 88 Fall 90 Winter 100 Spring 105 Memoriam 108 Classes 1 10 Freshman ill Sophomore 119 Junior 127 Senior 135 Senior Directory 154 DEDICATION VE DEDICATE THIS PORTION OF THE YEARBOOK TO MRS. INA Q. STEELE To a lady whose inward beauty shines forth in warmtri and grace; To a gentle woman of sincerity, sympathy and humor; To a servant of the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore Who has never worked to serve her private goals, Who has ever been faithful in action and clear in honor; To a friend whose love for the University and its students has been exemplified in years Of selfless devotion to our common welfare, a friend who has never refused a request for Help and, time after time, has gone beyond duty ' s call in service to all; To a real lady and friend, we dedicate this issue of THE HAWK to Mrs. Ina Q. Steel LIFE AT MARYLAND WELCOME TO THE HAWK FAMILY They say students never think much . . . but who are they anyway? How do they really know? I say they ' re wrong ... I think . . . most of my friends seem to ... I must admit I didn ' t much before, but now that I ' m getting older I find myself thinking quite a bit. I look at things in a different light now. Somehow I seem to have found depth that I never before realized. For instance, now, I ' M ACTUALLY THINKING ABOUT THINKING . . . •:,Ll : riE TRIBE; EPRESENTATIVE WITNESS CROWNING OF THE QUEEN Tribe o DELTA SIGMA THETA Miss BASEBALL Miss TRACK JMjbHjWaillTlillWW Miss HAWK Miss BASKETBALL Miss FOOTBALL FROM THE LAND OF THE HAWK Miss UMES Dr. Johnson, Dr. Buffkins. Dr. Wuioh and J. Johnson, :rsf :W s V ' ' • -i ' A 1 ' hBH Jt m A JStt-A  i ft i r r - ( fL_ V ' •8 r l m m m i ; ' ;f •■• f THE GATHERING i|; , ! if ir f8 3 ' ' BBflHHHBilliiii !i i ■ ' -- ;A -H :!! H nt ffi i MMI 1 % w ' t kM ' Jlllill i - ' s 1 1 ' : siJut - ¥j. Mil ¥ !i. JrWp I AI PHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC Front Row: Carol Smith Mary Leatherhurs Deiores Cook Karl Cawthorne Darol Ambush Maxine Clark Liz Smith Back Row: Leslie Johnson Geraldine Waters Linda Tyler Diane Simmons Veronica Gerald Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., the first Gr University, Washington, D.C., on Janua. and ethical standards, improve the sclcia alive within the alumnae and interest Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororit am ong black college women, was founded at Howard s to cultivate and encourage high scholastic ship among college women, and to keep vem myemonating therefrom. The Alpha Omicron in 1951. Front Row: Joanne Johnson Naomi Chambers Joanne Brocket! Deborah Church Jefnfer Deshields Back Row: Brenda Hughey Diane Johnson Mary Vereen Shirley Griffin Joyce Carter Caroline Alexander Raymond Showell Thomas Samuel Randolph Smith (Sweethearts) ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY DELTA NU CHAPTER LcH to Right: Harry Wimbush Charles Smith Joseph Thomas Carl Bryant Sylvia Waters— Queen Walter Brock Allen Shouell Raymond Shouell William Bro n Kneeling: Charlotte Acre — court Donald Smith and Carol Jackson — court Ky :£i The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. was founded December 4, 1906 at Cornell Universit- y. Ithaca, New York, it was founded and based on the principles of many deeds, scholarship and love of all mankind. The fraternity has expanded to include over 246 undergraduate chapters, both in the U.S. and overseas. We, the brothers of Alpha, will strive to uphold our motto first of all, servants of all, we shall transcend all. Left to Right: Norris Connelly Granville Chew Linda Collier — Swt Ernie Neild James Thomas Sherman Lambert ALPHA PHI OMEGA Bottom — left to right: Gene Taylor, Larry Gregory, Edsel Swann. Middle Row: Demetrius Bond, Larry Penn, Roslyn Norwood, Terry Day, Alfred Law. Top Row: Evans Kemp, Nathaniel Poon, Leelan Jefferson, David Pitts, and Cornell Taylor. Miss Alpha Phi Omega Miss Cathy Waters RHO OMICRON GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA SORORITY BoUom RigiiL Omicrons — Fran- cine Jones, Charlotte Potter, A I f r e d a K i m b r o w , T e r r Farrington. Elvira Barnes, Flemina Johnson and Sharon Docl ins- A Sister Wanda Taylor Miss Delta Sigma Theta E T J! w Sorors of Delta Mu — Top Row: Diane Lane, Wanda Taylor, Jackie Gill, Joyce Jones, Sandra McClain, Darlene Cornish. Bottom Row: Evelyn Duckery, Sylvia Markham and Luella Hull. e pyramid Pledge Club ol Delta Sigm i Thet i Sorontv Ini. Pyramids: Gloria Sampson, Debra Barbara, Vanessa Sanders, Wilhemena Wedge and Karolyn Anderson. ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY Zeta Phi Beta Sorority had its beginning at Howard University, January 16, 1920. Members of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity are Robers and Samual Taylor, spoke to a young lady, Arizona Cleaver, concerning the establishment of a sister organization and asked her if she would endeavor to establish such an organization at the University. The young lady willingly accepted the task and immediately began to work on it. The Eta Beta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was founded at the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore in 1952. Sorors of Eta Beta Chapter are: Glayds Corbin and Elnora Evans. Sweethearts are (left to right) George Stewart and Donald Whittington (ABOVE). Below, bottom left, Archonian Pledge Club of Zeta Phi Beta. Members are Brenda Milbourne and Cheryl Taylor. KAPPA ALPHA PSI Gamma Xi— McKinley Ha es, Anthony Giddens, James Boaz. Larry Slaughter. Russell Hayward, Orlando McElroy, Conrad Smith. Arthur Jenkins. Randolph Smith, Michael Hoy, Carl Cawthorne, and Willard McCullough. Missing: Ricardo Queen and Dwight Mack. Scrollers of Gamma Xi — Standing: Henry Lewis, Andrew Hay, Wendell Robbins, Linda Tyler — Queen, Evans Kemp, William ' Billy Roberts and Arron Walker. Kneeling: Ronald Phillips, Vincent Purnell, James Gainer and Reynard Pitts. Kappa Court — Sitting: Gayle Gravely, and Teresa Foster Queen. Standing; Lillian Giddens, Gloria Sampson, Carol Gwen, Hazel Fulford and Delora Shedrlc. TAU ALPHA UPSILON fce Frdiernitv — Standing Warren tdwards Lannie Sc niore tdwin Turntr JtroniL Pyrone Harrison. Kneeling Deborah hobler Bulth Mallhews Reggie harrare Shewood Pindei BeverU lories. Tyrone Conwaj, Thoma ' ) Sultom and Edmond Carringion OMEGA PSI PHI n E Brothers of Pi Epsilion are (Left to Right): Harry Bucky Taylor — Keeper of Records, Patrick Watkins. Thomas Nock, — Dean of Pledgees. Wayne Whye — Keeper of Peace, Miss Velma Layton — Sweetheart, James Coates — Basilieus, Joseph Commander— Vice Basilieus, Russell Chop Bailey, Marlin Perkins — Keeper of Finance. Missing: Lonnie Russell, Quinlin Jones, and Beverly Miles. THE QUEEN OF THE PI EPSILON CHAPTER OF OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. is the pretty, vivacious. Miss Velma Layton, a sophomore. Business Education major from Cambridge, Maryland, Velma pos.sesses the charm, personality and sinccnl that makes her the Brothers choice for Miss AY ) 1971-72. THE 1972 HAJIVALE STAFF The UMES Hawk earbook is an intricaie pan of the University. We have tried hard and strived long to make the Hawk a success. There is always room for improvements in a yearbook, such is life. With that we leave you with the quote: if life had a second edition, how would I correct the proofs. Photo Shy — Sister Mary Ann Holland— Layout Typist, Sister Gwendolyn Parker— Layout Typist, Sister Velma Layton— Layout Typist and Sister Glorida Baily— Typist. Advisor — Sister Dorothy Waters. Sister Nancy Allen— Senior Class Editor Sister Leslie Johnson— Sports Editor Sister Ernestine Hawkins — Assistant tdilor brother Alphonso Hawkins— Assistant Sports Editor Sister Diane Lane— Chief Layout Editor Sister Rose Hodge— Freshman Class Editor PHI BETA LAMBDA Left to Right: Darlene Cornish, Harry Wimbush, Carl Fields. Alphonso Hawkins, Martin Dixon, Gladys Corbin, Jay Johnson, and Donald Whiltinglon. c L U B , Flemena Johnson, Virgie Eaddy. Standing: Carolyn Alex in.k i s I m Mm kham. Donald -lid, Joseph Thomas, Steve Jones, Viola Woolford, Yvonne C niton .ind Herman Fontaine. U.M.E.S. STUDENT GOVERNMENT First Row: Granville Chew, Delores Cook, Maxine Simms, Earnestine Johnson, Donald Wesley, Ketrina Reid, h I ' n ' ' nica Gerald. Hawkins, Harry Wimbush, Steve Jones. Standing: Diane Lane, Joanne Elizabeth Smith, Rosa Hodge and Nancy Allen. HONOR SOCIETY Harry Wimbush, Carol Amhush, Issac Hayward. Edwin Turner, Lannie Seymore, Diane Lane, William Johnson, Samuel Hutchins, Luella Hull. BLOCK M CLUB Bottom: Thomas Owens, Edmond Carrington, Wayne Whje, Gregory Anderson. Second Row: Charles Carrington, Alphonso Hawkins, EIrod Hendrix, John Borden, Michael Royale, Billy Bland. Third Row. Donald Wesley, Ricky Cason, James Johnson, Thealris Childress, kenneth Shell, James Sanders, Charles Reamon, Earnest Lee. Top Row Izell McKin.sey, Melvin Cusack, Stanley Perry, Jerome Boston, Conrad Spence and Wayne Cropper. Y Standing: Viola Woolford, Diane Lane, Shirley Wittington, Louise Bratten, Luella Hull. Seated: Bessie Taylor, Ida Fitchett, Mrs. H. Dennis, Dottie Deshields. WOMEN ' S COUNCIL Standing: Mary Holland, Rosa Hodge, Diane Lane, Kelrina Reid, Veronica Gerald, Nancy Alien. Kneeling: Delores Cook, Elizabeth Smith, Carol Jackson and Jennifer Deshields. -w ' . ' ' J jMj MEN ' S SENATE Seated: Donald Smith, Tyrone Harrison, Jerome Ennals, Sherwood Pinder, Charles Carrington. Middle: Allen Showell, Fred Bailey. Charles Smith, Edmond Carrington, Rick White, John Borden. Standing: Donald Wesley. Richard Wilkins, Carl Bryant, Joseph Thomas, Jay John- son, Logan Martin, Andrew Hay and Steve Jones. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Standing Michael Hoy, Maxine Clark, Gladys Corbin, Carol Smith, Elenora Evans, Joseph Thomas, Harry Wimbush, William Brown, James Boaz, Thomas Nock Seated Bucky Taylor. Darlene Cornish, James Coates, S lMa Markham Standing: Dan Miller. Roslyn Norwood, Jack Ridgely, Mary Corbin, Jay Johnson, Rosa Hodge, John Borden. Kneeling: Erdine Barley and Rick White. BLACK AWARENESS MOVEMENT H R H O U ART CLUB Standing: James Lackey. Donald Wiitinglon. John Jones. Arron Walker. Linda Tyler. Andrew Hay. Thomas Owens. Shirley Perry. Lloyd Mitten. Dana Jones. Kneeling: John Alexander. Randolph Smith, Raymond Showell. Agnes Bland, Patrick Henry. Maurice Pinder, Gregory Hitch. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Bottom Row: Donald Wesley, Elizabeth Smith, George Stewart, Carol Jackson, James Coates, Anthony Giddens. Second Row: Lawrence Pinder. Bonnie Bowman, Charles Boston, McKinley Hayes, Edsel Swann, Rick Cason, Chris Buckley. Top Row: Cedric Roane, Patricia Sessions, Ike Fontaine, Yvonne Goodin, Joseph Commander, Conrad Spence and James Sanders. Emmanuel Acquah Mary Leatherbury Lannie Seymour Carol Ambush Weldon Milbourne Isaac Ha uard Richard Roman Edwin Turner Valerie Ward Harry Wimbush Viola Woolford WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES MARVIN MANDEL GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND THE BOARD OF REGENTS Seated, left to right: B. Herbert Brown. Secretary; Richard W. Case. Vice Chairman; Dr. Louis L. Kaplan. Chairman; Harry H. Nuttle. Treasurer. Stan- ding: F. Grove Miller. Jr.. Assistant Treasurer; George C. Fry; Emerson C. Walden, M.D.; Mrs. Michael J. Deegan, Jr.; Mrs. Alice H. Morgan. Assistant Secretary; Samuel H. Hoover. D.D.S.; L. Mercer Smith; Edward V. Hurley; Hugh A. McMullen. and President of the University and Chief Executive Of- ficer. Dr. Wilson H. Elkins, PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND DR. WILSON H. ELKINS It DR. ARCHIE L. BUFFKINS CHANCELLOR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, EASTERN SHORE MR. JOEL C. MACK DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS DR. JOSEPH G. WUTOH ACTING VICE-CHANCELLOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS MR. JESSE H. ROSENBLUM EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE CHANCELLOR V MISS KRISTEN PEARCE HUMAN RELATIONS OFFICER MR. ROBERT E. DOWERY DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS MR. HERBERT F. OLSEN DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI AFFAIRS DR. GERALD W. JOHNSON CHAIRMAN DIVISION OF LIBERAL STUDIES DR. SHEKHAR S. KAUP CHAIRMAN DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES MR. MARK A. SCHULMAN CHAIRMAN DIVISION OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ---. ' ' WfeS.-K, MR. CEPHAS D. HUGHES DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS REGISTRATION, FINANCIAL AID MR. RAYMOND A. ROBILLARD BUSINESS MANAGER MR. OBIE L. MASINGALE USDA LIAISON OFFICER MR. JASON GRANT LIBRARIAN MR. RALEIGH L. BOWEN DIRECTOR OR FOOD SERVICES EARL RICHARDSON DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT R. ROBERT J. ESTES DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL PLANT m THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FAILURE AND SUCCESS IS DOING A THING NEARLY RIGHT AND DOING IT EXACTLY RIGHT THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Dr. Harrell Smith Professor and Head, Department of Agriculture Mr. John V. Strickland Associate Professor Poultry Dr. Claud C Marion Professor — Agricultural Education Major Robert Gt-m 111, USAF Head, Department of Aerospace DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE STUDIES Capt. A. Scheuermann Asst. Prof— AFROTC Technical Sergeant Joseph Britten, USAF T SGT, AFROTC Captain Cleveland Simpson, bSAF Assistant Professor of Aerospace Staff Sergeant Ronald Irvin S SGT, AFROTC DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Mrs. Betty E. J. Miles Lecturer — Business (Accounting) Mrs. Patricia Gest Lecturer — Business DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES Mr. Remo Ferrante Acting Head, Department of English and Languages Mrs. Mary F. Burks Assistant Professor, English Dr. Edward J. James Professor — English ;-x. ■■ .B Mr. James A. Polk Asst. Professor — English Dr Erica A I eh Assistant Professor German wm Mrs. Dawn E. Rebach Lecturer, English and Language (Speech) Mr. Walter L. Jones Instructor, English DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Dr. Gerald W. Johnson Professor and Head. Department of Music Mrs. Mary S. Morris (Left) Instructor. Music Mr. Jonah Elhs Instructor. Music Miss Alma Gregg Assistant Professor, Music (On Leave) ijt ««   «. DEPARTMENT OF MECHANIC ARTS John J. Donlan (Above) Asst. Professor — Mechanic Arts Theodore Briggs (Below) Associate Professor — Mechanic Arts James Sulhv in Instructor — Mi h inii. r DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr Howjrd DaMs Head, Department of Health and Ph sical Education i '  . ' jK-«f . Mrs. Lois Smith Instructor, Physical Education Mr. Willie S. Smith Assistant Professor, Health and Physical Education Mr. Harold C. Gray Instructor, Physical Education Mr. Clifton Anderson Assistant Professor — Physical Education Dr. William A. Lynk Head, Department of Natural Science and Mathematics DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Mrs. Juliana Dowell Assistant Professor — Mathematics Mr. Vernon E. McCain Assistant Professor, Mathematics Mr. Adnan M. Haider Assistant Professor, Mathematics Dr. Joseph G. Wutoh Assistant Professor Biology Miss Ethel K. Ensey Instructor Biology Dr, Gurbax Singh Assistant Professor — Physics William O Hull Assistant Professor — Ph si Fo i.t. Thompson Instrui-lor — Mathematics Robert Johnson Instructor Social Science DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCE Dr. John E. McGuigan Head, Department of Social Sciences Dr. George W. Starling Associate Professor, Social Sciences ft ' - 1 . ' inm ' mm mw Mr. Curtis Creager Instructor, History Mr. Mark Schulman Instructor, Social Sciences Dr. William M. Pender Director of Teacher-Training DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Mrs. Helen C. Gleason Teacher Education Coordinator Mrs. Mary J. Warren Instructor — Education THIRTEEN (13) COLLEGE CURRICULUM PROGRAM The most frequent asked question by faculty and students is What is the 13-College Curriculum Program? The answer to the question, speaking generally, is quite simple; however, speaking specifically, it can be somewhat difficult. The 13- College Curriculum Program is a creative approach to the teaching and learning processes with a focus on stimulating through and provoking innovations in the general education course offerings. Dr. William P Hytche Director — Thirteen College Curriculum Program Mr. Frederick C. Ray Counselor — 13 College Curriculum Program Mrs. Sandra H. Harris Secretary I LIBRARY STAFF BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF RAYMOND ROBILLARD BUSINESS MANAGER G. Annette Mann William Buchanan ; ' DINING HALL STAFF RALEIGH L. BOWEN FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR JUST A FEW OF THE BUSY PERSONNEL. Nol Shosvn are: M. Berrian G Ha uard E. Davis L Madden W, Jones G. Waters G. King A. Webster Benjamin Black Lillie M. Wilson JUNE RHODES DIETITIAN Lena B. Anderson STUDENT UNION STAFF JOHN DORSEY ASST. MGR. — Student Union HONISS CANE SERVICE SUPERVISOR Bryce Adams OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID STAFF Cephas D. Hughes Marv Harman i S Sheran Barklev CLASSIFIED WORKERS Ellen Beauchamp William Dennis Helen Dennis Ella P. Doane Ruth Gordner Anna Howard x Pauline Hasward Anna Holland Paul Shuford Francine Smith Martha Smith Laura Sterling Norman Tilghman Dorolhv Waters is2 ' V) THIS SECTION OF THE BOOK IS DEDICATED TO DR. WILLIAM M. PENDER HEAD DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SOME OF THE MANY FACES OF DR. PENDER ' ' .St ' ' v . pJS ' -  , 4.-;- ii 15 ?4 .,-Sw kvl MISS HAWK GLORIA SAMPSON W3 V jQi i n fi?: 6e 77 6Cf 5 2 SC  . . ' ? 4 -. . . ' ' ' . V 1 . _ ' . • . ' • -V ' 1971-72 FOOTBALL TEAM ®9 « i First, Sitting, left to right: William Hemby, James Smallwood, John Borden, Rick Cason, Richard Wilkins, James Strong. Benn Simpson, Donald Wesley, Thomas Owens, Conrad Spence, James Sanders, Wayne Cropper. Second, Kneeling: Selven Watts, James Williams, Melvin Miller, James Johnson, Edward Jordan, William Blann, Gregory Anderson, Horace Howell, Charles Reamon, Mike Royalle, Willis Redding, Harold Woods, Charles Carrington, Alvin Mance, Frank Fink. Third: John Parker, William Mosely, Edmond Carrington, Charles Boston, Izell McKenzie, Kenneth Shell. Kirk Battle, Theatris Childress, Melvin Cusock, Leroy Hayes, Ernest Hayes, Stanley Perry, Marshall Becoat, Charles Minters, Wayne Whye, George Neal, Gary Taylor. Fourth: Alvin Scott, Larry Johnson, Harold Jewette, Arnold Brownlee, Tommie Majors, Willie Stevens, Anthony Johnson, Kenny Johnson, Scott Robinson, Caesar Haye, Michael Harry, Howard Rice, Robert Lee, Larry Palmer, Frank Savage, Alex Franklin. x . - «. , • .v.. 2rJsJ -  «a ,  . . 7, JSiSw .4 5I« S - ! - jwiliiui iia?a rj.n il l ' i s - gTiy iM«M. gejyviWi B iwt.y w 8  T— i ■ j«r-« jfc ran! Ni- ' ?r - CA s ii«; i M , • ' mur  ' ' « ' = ' « ' ' g 5aPOK!ii i lWiPitJ f[ i IM ffO ' Vi • - i ,«. - • • i •f. S«s. •K , , . ' n „t . ! ,jJi :i ' -i p Co-Captains of the U.M.E.S. Basketball Team: Robert Kearney and Jackie Bryant. Tyrone Johnson — Forward Junior 6 ' 4 ' Thomas Samuels — Center Junior 6 5 Jackie Bryant — Center Senior 6 ' 6 Robert Kearney — Guard Senior 6 ' 4 Talvin Skinner — Forward Sophomore 6 ' 5 Kirkland Hall— Guard Leslie Slanlon — Forward Sophomore 6 ' 4 William Gordon— Guard Sophomore 6 ' 3 Rubin Collins — Guard Freshman 6 ' 3 Robcrl Brown — Guard Junior 6 ' 0 Michael Casey — Forward Freshman 6 ' 4 Jackie Bryant scraps for one of his many rebounds. Rodney Massey — Forward Junior 6 ' 5 Robert Kearney insures the Hawks with two more points. Tyrone Johnson burns the net over his opponents for two points. Robert Kearney scoping out range for two Billy Gordon penetrates for two. Trim Slim Bryant encounters for an easy two. The follow-through of Sweet Shooting Tyrone Johnson. h ' m Standing, left to right; Tyrone Jolinson, Rodney Massey, Leslie Kearney. Kneeling: Tommy Nelson, Mike Casey, William Gordon, Stanton. Talvin Skinner, Jackie Bryant, Thomas Samuels, Robert Kirkland Hall, Robert Brown, Mike Dennis, Rubin Collins. Mike Dennis — Guard Sophomore 5 ' 7 Tommy Nelson — Guard Sophomore 6 ' 3 BASEBALL Pf a J P J . -. i ■ i ' ' : ' .%,• r. -- ' ' - - ' ' ' naatijy ' - f- ' ' ' ■ ' ' „„ l: --—i M l jy DR. JOHN TAYLOR WILLIAMS FORMER PRESIDENT— MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE 1947-1970 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 REVEREND W. TYCER NELSON COLLEGE MINISTER ASST. PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY 1948-1971 IN MEMORIAM VIOLET J. WOOD DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS 1947-1971 SISTER ROSE HODGE PRESENTS THE FRESHMEN CLASS Rodney Brown rr . ' ■ Michael D Casey Van Butler, Jr. Sebastein Collins THIS IS THE BEGINNING Lynette Davis Francis F. Dixon Jacqueline A Earl Theresa C. Foster Yvonne Gooden Gloria A. Gumby Edward James John H. Padjett, Jr. Gurdon L Sianle Fred Tindley Peggy Turner Paul Wright SISTER CAROLYN ANDERSON PRESENTS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Carol Jackson Marvin Jones Gwendolyn Kenney Gertude Kirkwood Velma Layton ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Linda Perry Maurice Pinder Venson Purnell Cedric Roane i4( Wendell Robins Vanessa Saunders m Talvin Skinner Barbara Smith Wilhelmina Wedge Shirley Whittington SISTER VALERIE WARD PRESENTS THE JUNIOR CLASS ili ' TSSilS R.I -! Lillie Giddens Terry Farrington Terry Day i Monroe Parker Larry Penn Shirley Perry L.iv rence Pinder Charles Reamon Sandra Roberts Doreen Selby THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Herman Sutton A , . - m Dolores Taylor Wanda Taylor Linda Tyler William S Dubsky Gary Wale ' SISTER REGINA ODEN PRESENTS THE SENIOR CLASS WHO ' S WHO AMONG RANDOLPH SMITH I kY VEREEN QUADRI ADELEKA LOUELLA HULL DONALD WHITTINGTON SAUNDRA MCCLAIN HAROLD JOHNSON SENIOR STUDENT LEADERS ■ItROME ENNELS VERONICA GERALD HARRY WIMBUSH JAMES COATS MC KINNLEY HAYS EDWIN TURNER To Thee, Dear Alma Mater, We raise our grateful song, For through thy noble teachings Thou ' st made thy children strong; And thousands still shall praise thee. All earth shall hear their swell, And bind our hearts yet closer j. To Thee we love so well. ft n We love thy spacious campus, We love thy tow ' ring halls. And hallow ' d are the lessons We ' ve learn ' d within thy walls. Stand thou forever glorius, FuU-rob ' d in living green; Shine thou in endless splendor Beneath thy trees serene. Refrain Maryland, Maryland, home of Maroon and Gray Maryland, Maryland, thee we will love alway. All hail to thee, fair Maryland, All Glory be to thee! Grow thou in strength and honor Through all eternity! Words and Music by Daniel Lyman Ridout, Sr. NANCY ALLEN English English Club, Miss Veteran for the Veterans Club, Yearbook staff, French Club CAROL AMBUSH Social Science Beta Kappa Chi, Wesley Foundation, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Panhellenic Council, Who s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Student Council, Alpha Kappa Mu CHARLES W. BAILEY, JR Industrial Arts Men ' s Senate, Dragon ' s Club, Industrial Arts Club, Industrial Arts Association GLORITA BAILEY Business Education Phi Beta Lambda, Neighbor Youth Corp JOHN A. BORDEN History Black Awareness Movement, Student Government, Men ' s Senate, Football Team, Track Team, Scroller Club, Black Coalition of Maryland WILLIAM H. BROWN Business Administration Pan-Hellenic Council, Student Council, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Men ' s Senate, Sphinx Club, Phi Beta Lambda JACKIE BRYANT Business Administration Basketball Squad, Sports Editor, Yearbook, Varsity M Club, Phi Beta Lambda, Ledger Staff RALPH R. BUNTING, JR. Agriculture Education Men ' s Senate, Alpha Tau Alpha, Future Agriculturalist of America JAMES COATES Physical Education Physical Education Club, Intramurals, Men ' s Senate, Varsity M Club, Omega Psi Phi Frater- nity, Student Council, Panhellenic Council Ignorance is not a cure for anything Booker T. Washington Our ignorance lessens some, not much, as difficulties are overcome, yet in the midst of clouds only one step beyond. JOSEPH COMMANDER Physical Education Physical Education, Intramurals, Varsity M Club, Men ' s Senate, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Panhellenic Council DELORES COOK Physical Education Miss Junior, Miss Physical Education, Miss UMES, Physical Education Club, Intramurals, Women ' s Council, AKA Sorority WEBSTER DORSEY, III French Club, Sphinx Club, History Club ARCHIE DRAPER Industrial Arts Tau Alpha Upsilon, Men ' s Senate, Industrial Arts Club SHIRLEY DRAPER Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club, Women ' s Council, Ledger Staff EVELYN DUCKERY Home Economics Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Women ' s Council, Home Economics Club, YWCA ERNEST DUPREE English English Club, Men ' s Senate STEWART ELZEY Business Administration NAACP, Baseball team, Lampadas Club, Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Men ' s Senate, Ledger Staff c SYLVIA EVANS English English Club, Miss English 1971-72, Women ' s Council VERONICA GERALD English President of Women ' s Council, English Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Student Government, Association, Black Awareness Movement, Panhellenic Council JEROME ENNELS Social Science Tau Alpha Upsilon, Men ' s Senate, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Tau Alpha Epsilon Fraternity ELENORA EVANS Physical Education Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Women ' s Council, Physical Education Club, YWCA, Cheerleader, Black Awareness Movement, Panhellenic Council Our days, our deeds all we Achieve or are, lay folded in Our infancy . . . —John Townsend Tro wbridge ANTHONY GIDDENS Physical Education Physical Education Club, Men ' s Senate, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity JACQUELINE GILL Business Education Cheerleader, Yearbooi Staff, Miss Sophomore, 1969, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Phi Beta Lambda, Women ' s Council, Ledger Staff SHIRLEY GRIFFIN Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Women ' s Coun- cil, YWCA, Ledger Staff, Phi Beta Lambda MC KINLEY HAYES Physical Education Physical Education Club, Kappa Alpha Psi, Men ' s Senate, Panhellenic Council ISAAC HAYWARD Agriculture Education ROTC, Men ' s Senate, Future Agriculturalist of America, Sweetheart of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Beta Kappa Chi, Alpha Kappa Mu RUSSELL HAYWARD, II Music Education Band (Marching, Concert, Jazz), Scroller Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Panhellenic Council MICHAEL HOY Business Administration PanHellenic Council, Band (Marching, Concert, Jazz), Gospel Chorus, Clefters, Kappa Alpha Psi, Men ' s Senate, Phi Beta Lambda, Advanced AFROTC. Ledger Staff, Who ' s Who Among American Fraternities and Sororities, NAACP SHARON HEWITT - Business Administration Women ' s Council, YWCA, Ledger Staff, Ph Beta Lambda LUELLA HULL Home Economics Women ' s Council, YWCA President, Home Economics Club. State President of Collegiate Chapter of Home Economics Assoc, of Md., Who ' s Who in American Colleges Univer- sities. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Alpha Kap- pa Mu HAROLD L. JOHNSON Business Administration Varsity Basketball, Editor of Ledger Newspaper, Black Awareness Movement, Presi- dent of Student Government Association, Alpha Phi Omega, Men ' s Senate JOANNE JOHNSON Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Ivy Leaf Club, Miss Football ' 71, YWCA, Women ' s Council, Student-Faculty Committee, Associate Editor of Yearbook, Editor of Homecoming Program, Student Council LESLIE JOHNSON Physical Education Women ' s Council, Physical Education Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Miss AKA, Student Government Association JOHN JONES Art Art Club, Band, Wesley Foundation, Men ' s Senate, International Club, Cleffers (UMES Choir) Track team. Sphinx Pledge Club 5 Interview WILLIAM MCCRAY JOHNSON Biology Future Agriculturist of America. YMCA, Men ' s Senate, Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Society, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, American Farmer Degree (FFA), Who ' s Who in American College and Univer- sities, Outstanding Biology Student, 1968, 1969 EVANS KEMP Social Science Alpha Phi Omega, Kappa Alpha Psi, Student Government, Dormitory Representative, Men ' s Senate, Delta Sigma Theta Sweetheart, Scroller Club MARTIN LAMKIN Men ' s Senate, Band (Marching, Jazz, Concert) DIANE LANE Sociology President of Pyramid Club, Women ' s Council, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, English Club, Student Government Association, YWCA, Stu- dent Dormitory Counselor, Library Assistant, Senior Representative to UMES Senate, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Quette of Omega Psi Phi. HENRY LEWIS Music Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Men ' s Senate, Choir, Jazz Ensemble, Marching Band DWIGHT MACK Sociology Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Men ' s Senate, Choir, University Band VIRGIE MASON English English Club, Women ' s Council REUBEN MATHEWS Industrial Arts Tau Alpha Epsilon, Men ' s Senate, Track Team r CLEASTER SAUNDRA MCCLAIN Business Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, (President), Phi Beta Lambda, Women ' s Council, Pyramid Club, YWCA, Yearbook Staff, Ledger Staff WILLARD MCCULLOUGH Sociology Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Men ' s Senate, YMCA, University Band, Young Jazz Society ORLANDO MC ELROY Music Education Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Drum major in UMES band. Pan Hellenic Council. UMES Choir, Jazz Band, Men ' s Senate, Intramural Sports. LESLIE A. MOBRAY Social Science History Club, French Club. Yearbook Staff, Sweetheart of Gamma Sigma Sigma, Men ' s Senate MAURICE NORFLEET Music Education Jazz Band, Marching Band, Choir, Men ' s Senate, Library Assistant, Scroller Club REGINA ODEN Home Economics Home Economics Club, Women ' s Council, YWCA, Miss Senior -.-...;; DOUGLAS M. PARKER Agriculture Education REWARD DAVID PITTS Industrial Arts Industrial Art Club. Art Club, Basketball Team, Football Team. International Club. Yearbook Staff. Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Men ' s Senate, M Club TOMMY OWENS Art Education Varsity Football. Art Club. Who ' s Who, In- tramural Sports, Art Exhibits. Student Government ALLEN JAMES PAIGE English English Club. Men ' s Senate. Committee for Academic Affairs MARBURY WILSON PERDUE Agriculture Education Men ' s Senate. Vice President of Alpha Tau Alpha. ATA Charter Member. Delegate to National Alpha Tau Alpha Conclave, Future Agriculturalist RICARDO QUEEN Sociology Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sweetheart, Men ' s Senate, English Club LANNIE SEYMOUR Social Science Men ' s Senate, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Tau Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society X. RAYMOND SHOWELL Art Education Alpha Rho Tau, Art Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Men ' s Senate, Ivy Sweetheart LARRY SLAUGHTER Industrial Arts Education Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Band, Student Council, Industrial Arts Club DONALD SMITH Industrial Arts Alpha Phi Alpha, Men ' s Senate, YMCA, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society . . . THEY ARE THE BOOKS, THE ARTS, THE ACADEMES, THAT SHOW, CONTAIN, AND NOURISH ALL THE WORLD. William Shakespeare RANDOLPH SMITH Art Education President of the Senior Class, Men ' s Senate, Art Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Student Council, YMCA, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities ELIZABETH SMITH Physical Education Women ' s Council, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororit- y. Physical Education Club STEPHEN SMITH Agriculture Education Future Agriculturists of America (Secretary), Alpha Tau Alpha (Secretary and Reporter), Men ' s Senate, ROTC, Student Teacher Trainee HARRY TAYLOR Business Administration Men ' s Senate, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Ledger Staff, Phi Beta Lambda, YMCA, Stu- dent Government JOSEPH THOMAS English English Club, Men ' s Senate, International Cluh, Panhellenic Council, Sphinx Pledge Club GEORGE WEBSTER Agriculture Education Future Agriculturalis ts of America, Alpha Tau Alpha, III and IV — President Charter Member, FFA. AFROTC— Captain, Men ' s Senate DONALD WESLEY Physical Education Physical Education Club, Football Team, Men ' s Senate, M Club, Student Government EDWIN TURNER Social Science French Club, Men ' s Senate, Tau Alpha Epsilon, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Wesley Foundation, Choir, YMCA, Women ' s Council DONALD WHITTINGTON Business Education Men ' s Senate, Phi Beta Lambda, Yearbook Staff 1968-69— Assistant Layout editor. Ledger Staff 1968-69— Layout Editor and Typist. Yearbook staff 1969-70 — Associate Editor, Coordinator — Ledger Staff, Homecoming Committee, Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook Staff— 1970-71 and 1971-72, Editor-in-Chief of Ledger Staff (Business Department paper). Member of Alpha-Rio-Tye (Art Club) Service Sweetheart of Omicron Club, Member of African Dance Troop (Homecoming), Sweetheart of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Sweetheart of Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Sorority, Student Assistant to Food Service Director HARRY WIMBUSH Business Administration Men ' s Senate, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Student Council, Young Men ' s Christian Association, Panhellenic Council, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Ledger Staff, Phi Beta Lambda. NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: MAJOR: STATE: SPECIAL INFORMATION: AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS I Chiiriicler is what emerges from all the little things you were too buss to do yesterday, but did anyway. THE EDITOR SPEAKS At 1-a-s-t we have completed this edition of The 1972 Hajivaie . This book i s the product of much of our time, effort, and talent. It also shows many hours of generously volunteered work by the staff and extra special care by our publishers. The Staff has undertaken this task of producing a yearbook with a cheerfulness and dedication that is seldom credited to our generation. Their efforts are largely unsung until the day that this book arrives, yet their work comprises the only permanent record of this year and will remain a tribute to their efforts. During this past year, the Hajivaie staff has been aided bs numerous interested individuals. First, Mrs. Dorothy Waters, our advisor, whose unflagging interest has been most appreciated, as were the IBM lists used by our staff that were provided by Mr. Samual Hutchins. Second, We would like to thank the members at Inter-Collegiate Press for being so patient and for producing our late edition of the Yearbook. Third, We would like to thank Mr. Thomas Wiles for the wonderful work that he did on takmg the pictures for the book. In the line of student help, we would like to gi e thanks to the New members who joined the staff and special thanks to a few of the old ones who did more than their share, these people are Rose Hodge. Mary Anne Holland, Gwen Parker and Velma Layton. Miss Hajivaie Ernestine Hawkins is to be commended for her diligent attention to our yearbook and personal efforts that she put in the completion of the yearbook. Last but not least, we would like to thank Mr. Dowery, Dean of Student Affairs, whose patience with the Editor ' s numerous requests for impossible pictures has been remarkable and whose unending willingness to carry, lift, pick up, advise, and generally offer moral support to the Editor and the entire staff has helped the book to become a reality. To all of those who have had a part in the production of the 1972 Hajivaie i would like to express m appreciation not only for their hard and efficient work but also for their loyalty and the generous gift of their spare time . It has been a pleasure to work with all of them. Look closely at our past, then go with us into the future, realizing as we do that gone are the yesterdays but the sun dawns on a new loniorrow. Donald L. Whittington, Editor-in-Chief M f H T B ' V 4 H M