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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

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' 128 WHO ' S WHO , 138 FACULTYAND MPLOYEES 152 INNER CITY C . ?. 1 GRADUATION .jg... m l B YEARBOOK STAFF - .KJ 172 iiizrfciucrk Us a ljook J EaiacLiion Clifton J. Anderson 1929-1979 Cappy , as he was known to his many friends, was born November 25, 1929 to the late Howard and Mary Page Anderson. He was educated in the public schools of Cape May, New Jersey, graduating from Cape May High School. At a very young age he was noted for his ath- letic ability while receiving accolades as an outstanding football and track star. He attended Indiana University at Bloomington on football and track scholarships. While there he set University records in track and was outstanding in the sport of football. After graduation from Indiana, he had an abbreviated but brilliant football career with the Chicago Cardinals and New York Giants. After his stint in professional football, Cappy returned to Indiana where he earned his Masters Degree in Physical Education. Cappy moved to Shaw University in North Carolina where he served as head football coach. During his stay at Shaw, he produced several powerful Central Intercollegiate Ath- letic Association teams. In 1960 he was attracted to the former Maryland State College at Princess Anne, Maryland now UMES. He served as head track and defensive line coach for football. A host of champi- ons and championships were molded by the hands of this great coach and educator. Olympic stars, Benedict Cayenne and Charlie Mays, along with Russ Rogers, Robert Brown and many others had the privilege of competing under his tutelage. Coach Anderson remained at the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore until his death, Friday, March 16, 1979 at 1:10 p.m. in the Peninsula General Hospital Medical Center following a long illness. Just this academic year, Cappy was named as Chairman of the Department of Physical Education. Over the years. Coach Anderson was one of the most respected coaches on the UMES campus. He sent many players to the pros. CLIFTON 1. ANDERSON. SR. WAS A PROFESSIONAL MAN. In addition to his many campus activities Coach Anderson, was a member of the Metropol- itan United Methodist Church in Princess Anne; he was also a member of several profes- sional organizations including long-time membership in the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Twice, while at UMES he was cited as Coach of the Year, once in 1968 and again in 1978. The student body recognized him in 1968 by bestowing upon him the Teacher of the Year award. He will be long remembered for his vivacious spirit and cheerful attitude, as well as his strong determination to compete, no matter what the odds may have been. Cappy shall for- ever live in the memories of all those who knew him, as a great example of one who would not give up, even though the task often seemed to be insurmountable. JUST REMINISCIN ' I . . . AND RECAPTURING 78-79 - ■- ' X k- -f. m rn REGISTRATION iv t- PEOPLE HERE PEOPLE EVERY IS HELL! PEOPLE THERE PEOPLE WHERE i mufM SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS STAFFORD DICKERSON President EVA McGOWAN Treasurer BARBARA SPENCER Secretary SHIRLEY BERGER Corresponding Secretary OTIS JORDAN Vice President Senior Class Senators: BARBARA SPENCER, OTIS JORDAN. SHIRLEY BERGER, EVA McGOWAN, STAFFORD DICKERSON GRADUA TING Kit SENIORS 1979 GRADUATING SAM AKINLEYE SUWEBAT AMODU Business Administration W ■i;S ' r 1 1 MT gl 1-1 H 4 W K ' 9 pik . -li iro MAJU BAH SHIRLEY BERGER Business Administration BRENDA BLAKE Business Administration CLASS OF 1979 CARRELLA BRADFORD Pre-Law LONNIE BROWN Industrial Education ROBERT BROWN Music Education ROBERT BUNTING Agriculture Education BOBBY L. CAUSEY Business Administration SENIORS BEVERLY CORNISH Business Administration HECTOR CRESPO Business Administration BERNADETTE DESHIELDS Business Education MAURICE DEW Elementary Education STAFFORD DICKERSON Art Education KENNETH EPPS Pre-Law SENIORS DENISE DOUGLASS Elementary Education YVONNE EDWARDS Physical Education , — -7 . ;.;; J •1 PI 1 m iv m k tUK. ' m BERNITA EVANS Business Education SENIORS WW % «( ifBi ki TERRI GRANTHAM Social Science STARMAINEGOSA Elementary Education ANNETTE HALL Elementary Education SENIORS PRESTON HOLDEN Business Administration JOYCE HOLLAND Mathematics SENIORS OTIS JORDAN Business Administration 1 fc ll . _ J Kmm J M KIM JONES Physical Education JOHN LANE SENIORS Jplpj IH wOy 1 - ■ B H yiiv M PF B( 1 AGUSTAMALCOME Medical Technology GREGG MCINTOSH Art Education EVA McGOWAN usiness Administration SENIORS 1 i 1 l ■H B ' Im. [ ' - . iS I P ' m H IHm I ' ' -j5;S i lSi I BRYANT MERCER Business Administration CAROLYN MURRAY Mathematics GENESIS PARKER Agriculture SENIORS CORNELL SMITH Business Administration PAMELA SMITH Business Education SENIORS RONALD THAXTON KURT THOMPKINS Sociology SENIORS BEATRICE WHITTINGTON Business Education ROBERT WOODY Physical Education . . . THE WAY WE WERE THE HEAD OF OUR FAMILY THE MAIN MAN OF UMES 1 w H 1 t a Vv- H |H ' ' «3S S y r ■.::- ' - : - II f ■ 1 r sf MB I K ; J.T ■J r i l F W jSB The Chancellor ' s House OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Director of Institutional Research Dr. George Ossman Interim Ass ' t to the Vice Chancellor Mr. Oscar J. Chapman Interim Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs Dr. Wade Ellis Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Dr. Herman Franklin OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Ass ' t Vice Chancellor for Graduate Studies Dr. Shekhar Kaup Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Dr. William Pender Director of Development Mr. Nelson Townsend DEPARTMENT HEADS AGRICULTURE Dr. F. H. Smith ART Mr. Ernest Satchell BUSINESS ECONOMICS Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad EDUCATION Dr. Casey Jones ENGLISH LANGUAGES Mr. James Polk DEPARTMENT HEADS INDUSTRIAL MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY Dr. Lehman Tomlin PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ms. Lois Smith -NATURAL SCIENCES Dr. Thomas Hopkins SOCIAL SCIENCES Dr. Goeffrey Guest EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER Dr. Linda Drew UNDERCLASSMEN AGRICULTURE ART Guy Harmon III, F Clarence Cottman, S Patricia Hudson, S Lynn Johnson, F Judy McKenzie, S John Mayes III, Jr BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Jerome Antone, Jr. Melodye Bates, F Gwendolyn Brown, S UNDERCLASSMEN BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS James Brown, T Jean Carter, Jr Carolyn Cleveland Lemuel Clinton, T Barbara Coleman, Jr Johnny Coley. Jr Lillian Countee, Jr Joyce Cutchember. Ir Karen Douglass, Jr Harriet Dunston, F Bart Griffin, Jr Vicki Hairston, F Charles Hayes, S William Hytche, Jr James LaSane, Sr Taryn Miller, S UNDERCLASSMEN BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Kim Maxwell, F Troy McMillion, F Lisa Reese, Jr Denise Pumphrey, F Arnold Pugh, S Lynn Shaw, T Michael Thornhill. Jr Andre Tull,S Robert Williams, S COBAL MAKES EVERY DAY ROUGH UNDERCLASSMEN Josie Costango, S Sharon Elliott, Jr Michael Hall. Jr EDUCATION Denice Harris, Jr Keebler Holley, S Grason Jackson, F James Lawson, F Gail Lee, Jr Arlene Perkins, S Antonette Punzi, T Wanda Vowels, F ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES HOME ECONOMICS Linda Armstrong, F Janice Griffin, Jr Anita Hairston. Jr UNDERCLASSMEN HOME ECONOMICS Lurline Haughton, F Brenda McGee, F Doretha Penn, Jr INDUSTRIAL AND MECHANICAL ARTS Clinton Beckett, S Robert Easterly, Jr Leonard Harmon, Sr Joan Lee, T Glenn Sabb, Sr Willie Spencer, Jr James Taylor, S D. David Ware, Jr Keith Wheeler, Jr Maurier Winston, Jr MATHEMATICS COMPUTER SCIENCE Lament Davis, Jr Reginald Ennis, S Cynthia Harris, Jr UNDERCLASSMEN Glenn Holmes, F Marcia Hurgus, S Cheryl Yarborough, S MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE MUSIC Tania Galvin, F Linda Green, Jr Janice Martin, S Benjamin Mullin, Jr PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mike Butler, Sr Nina Clark, F Thomas Farrow, Sr Jeff Hairston, F Kenneth Simmons, Jr John Thomas, Sr Ronald Tresvant, S UNDERCLASSMEN NATURAL SCIENCES William Bey, F Dennis Casson, S Martha Cox, Jr Daryle Cruthfield Colleen Foster, F Deborah Huggins, F Rhonda Johnson. S Elsie Kellam, S Pamela Lewis, S Mike Murphy, S Michelle Smith, F Royalette Smith Derek Anderson, S Otis Autry, Jr Agnes Bond, S Marie Watkins, S Selwyn Watson, F Reginald Wilson, S UNDERCLASSMEN George Bannerman, F Clarence Benjamin, Sr Cynthia Cephas, F SOCIAL SCIENCES Donald West, Jr James W. Wise, S Sandra Wright, T Kitty Chapman, Jr Eartha Conway, S Derek Copeland, F Kenneth Douse, Jr Jeff Gaines, Jr Juanita Holmes, T Rodney Jackson, F Jerry Jones, S Gary Massey, F Grag Thomas, F Arlette Trimmings Karen Walton, S UNDERCLASSMEN GENERAL CURRICULUM Provided for those students who have not definitely decided upon a major to be pursued Terrance Diggs Cynthia Dyson, F Gay Cleaves, F Derek Clover, F Leo Hairston, S Torey Hall, F Curtis Harmon, F Andrea Hill, F Michael Binford, F Floyd Blackett, S Pamela Brown, F John Chesley, F James Claiborne, S Lynn Clipper, F UNDERCLASSMEN Renee Holmes. F Deborah Jenkins, S Cornelia Johnson, F GENERAL CURRICULUM Maxine Jubilee, F Roderick Lindsey, F John Moye, F Oliver Pope, S Robecca Roberts, F Samuel Saylor, T Phyllis Spencer, S Rhonda Spencer, S Charles Stewart, S Pamela Watkins, F Linda White, S DEPARTMENTAL SCENES ia OF UM.E.S. ' ' ai4 tf ' MEET THE GREEKS , fmii ' GROOVE with me AND SOCIALS! ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. 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Oh where, oh where has my little doggone . . . dot ii) yet () ' (!r the hump ' Three SILLIES; He has to be, He wants to be, and he just is. FRIENDS FOREVER The U.M.E.S. Thinker Brothers sisters LOVERS There ' s NO business hke SHOW BUSINESS ' Just take a few drops . . . and in no time GUEST SPEAKERS 1978-1979 { f! 1 1 | 1 J 1 tt H 1 1 E SHARING WORDS OF WISDOM CALENDAR MISS JANUARY Marie Watkins MISS MARCH Doemetrius Tones GIRL PAGEANT CALENDAR ■ KJ I ■ 1 HH Bv H I MISS AUGUST H mM 1 Hd it m j H 1 V ij H I V K H m fc i . Agnes T. ■ Bond = - JI GIRL PAGEANT The Calendar Girl Contestants Harlem After Dark ' ' ' mly iime mill ttlL the idle ' A n J • f i % L i 1 Disco Mania MR. MUSCLES CONTEST Avon Meachum Leo Hairston Ricky Holt Edward Williams Gregg Mcintosh Mark Miller Edward Jackson Mr. Adolphus Meachum Winner DIRECT FROM THE COUNTRY CLUB IN NEW YORK THE STAR OF OUR SHOW . . . MR. ' TEG LEG ' ' BATES Awaiting the judges ' decision . . . . . . Marie Watkins Miss Calendar Girl 1979-80 The happiest moment is hearing them call your name . . . Miss Calendar Girl and Her Royal Court: W. Vowels; K. West; J. Carter; C. Nelson; P. Hudson: and M. Jubilee (including D. Jones not shown) Last of the BIG TIME spenders ' .JtJ ih: Taryn Miller Miss Calendar Girl 1978-79 THE TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL HONORS CONVOCATION « u r 1 Peggy Turpin — Art Eva McGowan — Business Maria Martin — English Mary Grant and Lang Phan — Human Ecology Lois Jones — Mathematics Donald Stewart — Music Yvonne Edv ards — Phys. Ed. HONORS CONVOCATION AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS SOUL A superb marching time activities EXPLOSION band makes half G-R-E-A-T! PERFECT - ' ' I ' J 5 ' ? - MISS UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE 1978 DONNA C WALTON MISS HA WK 1978-79 TARYNMILLER Taryn is a native New Yorker, from Hempstead, Long Island. She is a sophomore majoring in Business Admin- istration. Taryn is the class treasurer and held the title of Miss Calendar Girl 1978-1979. Her favorite pastime is reading; she enjoys mysteries and biographies. ROYAL 1 a ,1 i 1 LINDA GREEN Miss Junior BRENDA BLAKE Miss Senior COURT VALERIE ROSS Miss Sophomore DOEMETRIS JONES Miss Freshman QUEENS LOUISE GALE Miss Ladies ' and Gentlemen ' s Club VICTORIA HAIRSTON Miss Gamma Phi Omega QUEENS DARNISE HENRY Miss Calender Girl RHONDA JOHNSON Miss Alpha Phi Alpha EVA McGOWAN Miss Kappa Alpha Psi GRETA LEE MissZeta Phi Beta KERRI MCPHERSON Miss Cheerleader VALERIE ROCHESTER Miss Natural Sciences GERMAINE SMITH Miss Commuter ADDIE SMITH Miss Physical Education ANGELA R. TUGGLE MissN.A.A.C.P. PEGGY TURPIN Miss Art QUEENS TERESA WATERS Miss Gamma Sigma Sigma VALERIE WHITAKER Miss Groove Phi Groove MAEWINSLOW Miss Phi Beta Lambda SHARON SMULLEN Miss Agriculture HOMECOMING 1979 lil DONNA WALTON — MISS U.M.ES. TARYN MILLER MISS HAWK UMES PARADE Miss Yearbook Miss lunior Miss Gamma Sigma Sigma Miss Baseball Miss Phi Beta Lambda Miss Natural Sciences OF QUEENS Miss Senior Miss Phi Beta Sigma Miss Gamma Phi Omega MissN.A.A.C.P. Miss Zeta Phi Beta Miss Physical Education tp l4 sSm c tn tn tD en 1978 FOOTBALL SEASON The 1978 Football Season began with all new faces in the coaching positions and a few new bodies in the various starting positions. Together they made things happen; the offense moved the ball for more yardage, and scored more points too. The defense was strong, but they suffered some early injuries that they felt all season. Eric Christian — Secondary Tyrone Caldwell — Defensive line Joseph Redmond — HEAD Coach m- r r -v Andrew Lee Offensive Coordinator Scottie Elliott Receivers Coach Scott Manhoff Offensive Line ts :,ijlll fiiillSli; . Myron Unzickker Trainer THEY HELP THE HURT STOP HURTING Eric Brown Student Trainer OFFENSIVE LINE Mark Miller Michael Thornhill Thomas Farrow Alphonso Hayes Terry Fedderman Maurier Winston DEFENSIVE LINE Daryl McNamara Merredith Armwood Norton Majors Edward Jackson Richard Edison Edward Williams FOOTBALL ' S FINEST Miss Taryn Miller Miss Hawk Miss Donna Walton Miss UMES Miss Jermille Redmond Miss Pride ' Coming Together Is a Beginning i 4k ki 1 n5L STARTING ON THE GOOD FOOT - J. ' %■ ;lf 1 . ' Sr «t4 ' ! t-s- ' !j978 football 5 JJf ) 4T B 1 IS ' ' _H ■ ■ S K W Moigan Statr U 1 ' |r t NortJi Carolina A«( T State 24 HouaidU 36 J Livingstone College a ' IC ' . .( , ; Delaware State College . O-M Florida A M L j lip . .Alabama State I J 23 j- . North Carolina CenlialU 38. j H|fe, Univ. of District of Columbia , ■- r South Carolina Stat( U Frostburg State C(jlluge .V -nw . r-- StL  l HAWKS FLOCK TO Mike Butler Interception in his College career. BATTLE BISONS Coaches watch with anxiety . . . . . . second attempt . . . Jeff makes it GOOD!! FINAL SCORE HAWKS — 24 BISONS — 21 ffiae ' ' - ' v ' UMES HA WKETTES This ladies basketball team is basically young. The majority of them are rookies. Despite their faults and the obstacles of the 1978-79 season, the HAWKETTES proved to be great. They upheld the title of HAWKETTES. They were WINNERS, and the Coaches are looking forward to a brighter 1979-80 season. WOMENS ' BASKETBALL 1978-79 SALISBURY STATE UNIVERSITY OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CECIL COMMUNITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME SHAW COLLEGE AT DETROIT CECIL COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOWARD UNIVERSITY COPPIN STATE COLLEGE MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE OFFENSE IS OUR WEAPON AND DEFENSE IS OUR STRENGTH! BASKETBALL 1978-79 SCHEDULE KIRKLAND HALL Head Coach OTIS JORDAN Equipment Manager HOME 79 Salisbury State 81 Virginia Union . . . . 89 Cannon College . . . 70 Youngstown State U . 86 Towson State U . . . 74 Hampton Institute . . 58 Virginia Union .... 55 Athletes in Action . . 74 North Carolina Central 78 North Carolina A T . 82 Hampton Institute . . 53 Morgan State U . . . OPP. ■••72,. ..lOl ' ...99 ...78 ...88 ...88 ...60 ...90 ...70 ...80 ...85 ...54 77 P- • Delaware State 79 j 64 f . . . North Carolina Central 73 ' 64 North Carolina A T 84 65 Howard U 73 93 South Carolina State „ 92 78 Howard U : 62 96 Salisbury State 78 80 South Carolina State 71 77 Coppin State College 79 69 Morgan State U 75 87 Delaware State 85 (L-R) Wayman, Mario, George, Kenny, Mark, Marion, Roger, Gerald, Kneeling: Ron, Al, Antonio, Wayne, Alfonzo, Steve, Robert IAN DALEY 6 ' 2y4 170 lbs. SWIFT GUARD STEVE HAYES 6®7 200 lbs. STRONG FORWARD ED WILLIAMS 6 ' 4% 180 lbs. FORWARD HA WK ASSETS FOR ' 79-80 HAWKS r nf -r l .4 I t - - ■■44 ' Hi . A FLYING HIGH WRESTLING HA WKS «fe ■ . « ♦M ' - J. i4. ' ' ' '  i RUNNERS ■ : .i«ia Sa ;- - .:-:• BASEBALL TEAM CO-CAPTAINS: Kirk Colbert Gary Stewart ' SWINGING HAWKS KIRKLAND HALL Head Coach (L-R) ANTONIO, KEVIN, L.A., KEITH, KIRK, MELVIN, JOHNNY, PRE- STON, GARY, DARYL, SMILEY. 1978-79 ALL SPORTS BANQUET i AKA ' s present DIANE HOL- LOWAY with the Woman Ath- lete Award of the Year for her outstanding participation in Track and Field. Mrs. Myrtle Anderson pres- ents YVONNE EDWARDS with the Clifton }. Anderson, Sr. tro- phy for the outstanding athlete. ALL SPORTS BANQUET STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD ALPHA ANGELS THE HA WK ' S MESSAGE COMMUTERS CLUB LADIES ' AND GENTLEMEN ' S CLUB MATHEMATICS CLUB PHI BETA LAMBDA (BUSINESS CLUB) PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION CHEERLEADERS (L-R) GWEN, VICKIE. DEBBIE, CHERYL, JUDY, DEB- BIE, TERRI We ' ve got HAWK POWER, and it ' s the greatest POWER of them all . . . ...WITH HAWK PRIDE SPIRIT KERI McPHERSON Miss Cheerleader 1978-79 ' Way down in Princess Anne . . . 7 ,: « ; ' ssi „■ ' i«h.- . - ' vW :ii v;- ji . . i- vi V f - ' v i ' W - ■, .-- ' HS Si 4t-;- A ' .Kl : Mi.l- . I V:-= ; ' -;-i: :?« liRl -:M ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Dr. Brenda O. Anderson Reading Specialist Mr. Robert Bowden Physical Plant Admin. Mr. Thomas Calnan Coordinator Hotel Mgt. I Mr. Robert Dowery Director of Student Activities Dr. Bonita Ewers Cooperative Education Director Dr. John Groutt Upward Bound Director ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Dr. Theodore Henderson Counseling Center Director Mr. James Lockwood Financial Aid Director Dr. Raymond Robillard Business Manager Mr. Robert Sheridan Director Public Relations Mrs. Jessie Smith Head Librarian Mrs. Dorothy Waters Career Placement Planning Director 1979 ARTS CREATIVE ART PEOPLE JUST BEING V:- .nH ' . ' % FACULTY AND ADMINISTRA TION TALENT SHOW Remember: The coaches scene about the way professors see athletes and vice versa. Coach Mac playing Idi Amin. Ms. Noble ' s oral interpretation. u M m T, fV FACULTY AND ADMINISTRA TION TALENT SHOW Remember Crazy Moses ' joke about Dick. Admissions ' and their Git Down Choir ; s« ' - STAGE BAND UMES STAGE BAND fS KjI i y H ill flf ' 7 ' 4S i m m. k WHO ' S WHO AMONG AMERICAN , f . SAMUEL AKINLEYE Agriculture ' H ' - 1 ▼ I irfi?hu ppu |H P Wf . ' ' HRr ' k ■ — -- ' jB ! BRENDA BLAKE Business Administration ROBERT DASH Sociology DANIEL FIELDS Business Administration COLLEGES UNIVERSITIES KEITH GOOD Agriculture ANNETTE HALL Elementary Education CYNTHIA HARRIS Mathematics JOYCE HOLLAND Mathem atics WHO ' S WHO AMONG AMERICAN LOIS JONES Mathematics EVA McGOWAN Business Administration CAROLYN MURRAY Mathematics MICHAEL OJU Agriculture COLLEGES UNIVERSITIES DEBRA PAPARELLA Sociology JOYCE STEVENSON Business Administration DEBORAH TERRELL Elementary Education PEGGY TURPIN Art Education CONCERT CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR THE CLASS OF 2000 A TECHNOLOGY FAIR STUDENT LEADERS Otis Autry Alpha Phi Alpha Clarence Benjamin Bowling Team Cardell Dedmon Drama Society Richard Edison Kappa Alpha Psi Luther McKinney S.G.A. Bryant Mercer Groove Phi Groove Lenny Clipper Freshman Class Eva McGowan Panhellenic Council Benjamin Mullen Junior Class STUDENT LEADERS Genesis Parker Collegiate FFA Donald Stewart Clefters Debra A. Waites HAWK Yearbook c S ' 1 Cornell Smith Phi Beta Lambda Ronald Thaxton Phi Beta Sigma Joyce Stevenson Commuter ' s Club Peggy Turpin Art Club ( f% 1 ) ' ' V li Tj IW Theresa Waters Gamma Sigma Sigma Donald West Ladies and Gents Club 1 :.. - m m im UM hlir UMES ANNUAL SPRING CHORAL CONCERT i -f. UMES COLLEGIATE FUTURE FARMERS OF .-jftA '  ifi d AMERICA Dr. Eugene Bass The latissimus dorsi needs about this much. Dr. Mary F. Burks Never use your hands to express your words. Mr. WiUiam Clelland Use this part to cut off a finger or toe. e- ' - - i Mr. Leon Copeland Umm, I think 1 = 40 feet. Ms. Joan Cornish That answer isn ' t bad, it ' s wrong. Dr. Leon Coursey Yes, I ' m teaching summer school, and it will be looong and hooot. Ms. Delia Dameron An oral interpretation should be physical.  k Ms. Patricia Elbert ' Speech is silver, but silence is olden. v EnyM ' Mr. Ervin Engram Another semester-long vaca- tion candidate . . . Mr. Remo Ferrante Oui, je parle frances, entrez dans la salle de classe. Dr. Helen Gleason That ' s not what the book has. Mrs. Alma Gregg Van Cliburn has nothing on me, because I can play this thing. Mr. Ghan Gupta Baseball, hot dogs and apple pie are fine, but the Chevy ' s exhaust system isn ' t good for the environment. Mr. David Heinick Darling, we mustn ' t keep Stra- vinskii waiting. Mr. Harold Hollomon Be more original with your excuses, next time, okay. ' H Mr. William Hull You see, it ' s basic physics, we needed someone, and I accepted the position. Ms. Yen Wan Hung ' COFe is my favorite drink. ' Mr. James Jardine Stand back, this is my HULK position. Mrs. Marian Keenan How do you spell relief? Ms. M. Kumelachew ' You do your own tailoring? ' Dr. Erica Leh Here, class, is an example of fine arts. Mrs. Susan Levy You want to cook WHAT!! Mr. David Mafaro My brother, be careful, who will they think of next? Dr. Rev. Kenneth Martin One and a two and a three . ■ ' Dr. U.S. McPherson Am I cuddly, or am I cuddly? ' Mr. Joseph Okike My sister, you will not laugh come exam time. Mrs. Joyce Myster 2 + 2 = 5, you ' re getting closer. Mrs. Annette Noble Can ' t computers be wrong? sometimes? Mr. Jack Perrine The Professor should be on Sesame Street. Dr. Jack Pinion I prefer the formulas, thank you. Dr. Howard Rebach Ha, ha, that exam was a killer, wasn ' t it? Dr. Steve Rebach ' You should see the Marine Biology class drawings. Mrs. Sheila Richardson Proofreading can be very bor- ing. Dr. JoelRoache, III That ain ' t half bad. Mr. Kenneth Rogers This one might just cost me my job. Mr. Ivatury Sankaran They ALL passed the exam. ' !MP ' I ' VS -- Mr. Brady Shafer ' The curve is more like a BELL. Dr. G. Singh A little juice from here and Frankenstein will be ready. Dr. Charles Smith Yes, I pledged the pioneer line. Dr. George Starling What do you mean, what does EMERITUS mean? Miss Marilyn Thornton Will this pose do? was chaired by Dr. Kaup . . . was addressed by Dr. Sparks FIRST GRADUATE FACULTY MEETING The administrators (See below) The Graduate Faculty (Lower picture on the left) Left to Right: Dr. Casey Jones, Head of the Department of Education (offering masters in Guidance and Counseling), Dr. Shekhar S. Kaup, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Graduate Studies, Dr. David S. Sparks, Interim Vice President for Graduate Studies, and Research (University of Maryland System), Dr. Wade Ellis, Interim Vice Chancellor for Aca- demic Affairs, and Dr. Thomas Hopkins, Head of the Department of Natural Sciences (and Chairman of the MEES Program Committee offering masters and doctorate in Marine, Estua- rine and Environmental Studies.) SUPPORTIVE VIrs. Wende Ang Mrs. Gloria Bland ' ■  «« «iS   , j; 0-- . ( ■ 1 Mrs. Jaunesta Cannon Ms. Alva Corbin ' •f i Ms. Linda Corbin Mrs. Elizabeth Cordery Mr. Robert Estes Ms. Vera Fields m Ms. Willis Fontaine Ms. Agnes Handy STAFF Mrs. Priscilla Handy Ms. Susan Harmon Mrs. Pauline Hayward Mrs. Mary Holmberg ' ; Ms. Charlette Hotton Ms. Charletta House Ms. Anna Howard Mrs. Alverta Jones Ms. Florence Jones Mrs. Barbara Mason Mrs. A.M. Matthews Mrs. Lennette Messick . Af m t M KBm . - m m t S Mrs. Sue Phillips Mrs. Marvella Rounds Miss Adrian Smilley Mrs. Martha Smith Ms. Judith Stribling Miss Laura Thompson Mrs. Susan Tull Mrs. Elizabeth Wester il Mr. LeCounte Conway Mr. Ronald Holden Mr. Tames Hull Mr. Charles Hutt Mr. Hilton Johnson Mr. Hal Knight Mr. Mei-Yiao Lo Mr. Calvin Thomas Mr. Wayne Tull STOP UMES DRAMA SOCIETY ■ v.. PRESENTS . . . INNER CITY! INNER CITY! I . N Under the direction of Ms. Delia Dameron : if ll ■ GRADUATION. . . ONE OF LIFE ' S ' ' KEYS TO SUCCESS Debra is a Senior, concentrating in the area of Biological Sciences. This is her third year working with the staff in full capacity. This year, you will notice a num- ber of changes in the style and print of THE HAWK: most of these changes were implemented by Debra, serving in the position of Editor-in-chief. Dear Members of the HA WK family: lam quite happy to be able to say that this year ' s edition o THE HAWK has been a success! Understandably, not everyone is as satisfied with this edition as lam. It has been a pleasure working in the capacity of Editor-in-chief; and I would like to extend thanks to those of you who have made this yearbook possible: Ms. Dorothy Waters, advisor; Mr. Thomas Wiles, photographer; Mr. Floyd Blackett, student photographer; Renee Tuggle, underclassman section; Ms. Alverta Jones, faculty section; Hein Ngo, cover design, and the many others. To the individuals whose pictures did not appear in this edition, as an oversight on my part, please forgive me for my default. But, to the many individuals who refused, for whatever reason, to have a photograph taken, be adult enough to take the time and responsibility to cooperate with the next yearbook staff, it will eliminate the headache of hearing you complain after the book is published. Despite the few obstacles and hardships, I can honestly say that serving as editor for this edition of THE HAWK has been a unique and fulfilling experience. Respectfully, Debra A. Waites Editor- in -chief ' i..i YEARBOOK STAFF Sandy is a native of Hill Crest Heights, Maryland. She is an Elementary Education major, in her third year. Her con- tributions include Superlatives, Organizations, and others. THANKS SANDY, our Special Event Editor CASSANDRA EDWARDS Lenny is a native of California, and a Freshman Business major here. This is Lenny ' s first year on the staff, we w ish him many more. Lenny is a definite asset. LENNY CLIPPER Glenda is a Senior at the University, concentrating in the area of Business Administration. She has added a helpful hand to the staff this year as Copy editor, she also helped with Faculty, Clubs, and others. GLENDA M. NEAL ALMA MATER 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 To thee we love so well. Maryland, Maryland, Home of Maroon and Gray, Maryland, Maryland, thee we will love always All hail to thee, fair Maryland, All glory be to thee! Grow thou in strength and honor Through all eternity! We love thy spacious campus. We love thy towering halls; And hallowed are the lessons We learn within thy walls Stand thou forever glorious Full robed in living green. Shine thou in endless splendor Beneath thy trees serene, Maryland, Maryland, Home of Maroon and Gray, Maryland, Maryland, thee we will love always All hail to thee, fair Maryland, All glory be to thee! Grow thou in strength and honor Through all eternity! 1 X ' ' ■ ' ' ae ; : i:: u ' -Z r - ;:, .v:f , .