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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

DILIGENCE Use this moment wisely ' It passes swiftly into history Live as you would live Now Fully Plant dreams firmly Every step of the way Leave Regret open-mouthed And hungry. By Eugenia A. Franklin-Springer Dedication Associate Professor William O. Hull Forty-one Years of Service to Education It is a pleasure for the YEARBOOK staff and students of UMES to dedicate the 1981-82, yearbook to William O. Hull, jr. Asso- ciate Professor of Physics, who has dedicated 41 years of his life to the education of youth, twenty of which has been at the Uni- versity of Maryland Eastern Shore. At a very young age, while attending Wicomico County Schools, William Hull ' s ambition zvas to be a doctor, but fate apparently foresaw the service he could render in education. As a product of Nanticoke High School in Nanticoke, Marylaiui, Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, and the University of Pennsylvar ia in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, William O. Hull prepared himself well for the service he was to render in the sciences. Many youth of the area and from UMES are in scientific or eyigineering fields because of the wisdom and guidance he gave them. According to Mr Hull, one of his most gratifying experiences ivas teaching his three younger brothers who are nozv engineers and one sister who is a medical researcher Mr Hull ' s expertise has been utilized over the years in many community activities. He was the first non-white to serve on the Wicomico County Board of Education, in 1960 to 1971, he ivas President of the Board. He has served as Vice-Chairman of the Del- marva Chapter of the American Institute of Physics. He is a member of the Board of Directors for Retarded Children of Wicomico County. In 1975, he ivas senior Chairman of the Salisbury Chapter of National Conference of Christian and Jews. He has served as advisor to the Cooperative Education Program at UMES, the 1974 Feasibility Study, the UMAB UMES Professional School Task Force Study Committee. In 1975, the UMES student body chose Mr Hull for The Most Helpful Teacher Award . In 1976, the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity selected him as the Sigma Man of The Year . Over the years, Mr Hull has assisted on committees and projects ivith dignity and loyalty and has been responsible for much of the progress and growth of the University, especially in the Department of Natural Sciences. In spite of his numerous achievements and his busy lifestyle, Mr Hull is modest and alivays ivilling to help. In closing, he com- ments: I have participated in the turbulent 60 ' s and have seen new goals, new directions and new concepts emerge during the 70 ' s. It remains for the SO ' s to bring the plans and commitments of the 70 ' s into full realization. It is for our best interest that zee start to improve conditions as soon as possible. We, the staff of the YEARBOOK, thank Mr William O. Hidl,]r for his many years of dedication to the progress of Education here at UMES. Honored Upon Retirement Mr. William O. Hull 20 years of service to UMES in Dept. of Sciences Dr Casey Jones 8 years of service in Dept. of Education The 1981-82 YEARBOOK pays tribute to Rev. Kenneth Martin of the Music Department, a man who is truly dedicated to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. As Director of four different bands (marching, concert, stage, and jazz), he has put our bands in competition with the best of musical aggregations. Rev. Martin is a native of North Carolina. During the ' 50 ' s and ' 60 ' s he urns Band Director as well as Director of Music in Greensboro and Jackson, Tennessee. He later moved to Cheyney, Pa. where he was Assistant Professor and Director of Bands. Just before he came to UMES, in 1976, he was Band Director in Oxford, Massachusetts. While at Cheyney, he ivas given the Collegiate Football Centennial Band Award and in 1970 a documentary film was made in his honor, K.A. Martin and His Music . In Oxford , Mass. he received numerous plaques, trophies, and certifi- cates of appreciation. Here at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, he has received trophies and plaques for outstanding services and performances of the Soul Explosion March- ing Band . Rev. Martin presently resides in Princess Anne, Maryland with his beautiful wife, three sons and a daughter. He is a licensed and ordained minister and an Associate Professor He is a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Rev. Martin truly understands the word, DEDICATION . Andre Armwood Euphimo Arnold Jerry Arrington Larry Barkley 6 Clinton Beckett Ronald Brown Jean E. Carter ' f ' J . Patricia Casson Emma Daniels Mark Davis Brian Cox Thomas Dickerson Stephen Dillard Robert Easterly Deborah Emely i Gregg Mcintosh Harold McManus Ucheoma Okike Ronald Pollitt - ' :; 5: Lisa Reese 8 Theodoshia Roberts Dee Reynolds Kenneth Simmons Addie Smith Jeffrey Smith Gregory Staiisbury John Thomas Bendaiqita Walls Cheryl A. Walley Diane Waters Barbara Washington 9 Shirley Ennis Jeff Gaines Lillie Green Jeanette Harmon Linda Haas Wallace Hayden 10 Darnise Henry Herman Henderson Emma Holmes Bernadette Jones Jerr i Jones Hanna King Kim King Kevin Mansfield Janis Martin Alrethia M. Matthezvs John Mayes, III n James Brown Terri Grantham Baisat King Tina McNeil Bert Nwosu Mae Winslow 12 Sandra Wright HOMECOMING QUEENS -r ;? c h e r y I w a I I e y M W CATHERINE CHRISTMAS MISS UMES 1980-81 CLASS REUNIONS . . . A L U M N I May 15, 1982 ' 42 ' 52 ' 62 ' 68 ' 72 SAGE Sage, wherever you are Do you see us growing And passing through stages of maturity? And some of us who have passed through some stages And are still passing through others Pause occasionally, at your side And observe, just observe. Not criticizing, not envying, just observing. Watching young men feel their manhood Flexing their legs, testing the firmness of their ground; Watching young women discover their beauty Watching people acquire knowledge, Acquire sophistication; and airs See people looking at people Comparing and competing, and glancing covertly at one another Trading in relaxed, beautiful countenances For strained, competition-conscious ones. Sage, don ' t you wish you could take their hands and lead them past these Pitfalls of folly Where savage competition, useless display, and animosity Wait ready to grab the young and hold them till they are old? But each must choose his path And few reach where you are. Dr. William P. Hytche Chancellor Brunch Honors Alethia Elps 33 Years of Service Home Economics Department Scholarship fund established in her name for students in the Human Ecology Dept. ' Oli MISS CALENDAR GIRL R P A G E A N T 19 81 d Sandra Smith Miss January Ida Davis Miss February K Andrea Harris Miss March Melaine Clark Miss April Lisa Barry Miss May Michelle Dew Miss June Yvonne Outing Miss }uly Brenda Webb Miss August Phi llis White Miss November Lashell James Miss December dinette Bruise Miss Spring Barbara Hawkins Miss Summer Terri Harris Miss Fall MISS CALENDAR GIRL 1981 VVVA MISS MELANIE CLARK Melauie Suzanne Clark is in her junior year at the Universiti of Md., Eastern Shore. She is majoring in Business Education. She was born under the sign of Capricorn. Melanie became a participant in the pageant because she enjoys working with people. Also, she hopes the Calendar Girl Pageant will continue its success because it gives the contestants an opportunity to express their individual talents. She wishes every oncorn- ing cotjtestat t much luck. R IP N T R O D U C I N G UMES DRAMA SOCIETY IN PEARLIE LYSTRATA AND IN WHITE AMERICA PEARLIE I 1 - u ■P f i 1 i |H J P 1 wA 14- •■ By f j|[ J l:. W « . ia k||| IH ' J8afe i-5.- -j pw ' -I N P % ' i ' ir L 2 - a«sS  - DRAMA SOCIETY I N A C T I O N L r s T R A T A Y T R A T A DRAMA AWARDS ART FESTIVAL T A L E N T S H O W 1981 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY DANCE TROUPE ARTHUR ASHE VISITS UMES h ( .x Arthur Ashe, world renown tennis star spent a day on the campus of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. He was sponsored by Aetna Life Casualty Co. of Hartford, Connecticut as a part of several projects to assist minority colleges. Upon his arrival, Arthur spent time prior to an invitational luncheon, interacting informally with students in the Student Development Center As guest speaker at the luncheon luhich included the SGA president, club, sorority, fraternity, newspaper, yearbook, and other leaders, Arthur Ashe ' s major thrust was to college leaders to use their positions as tools of inspiration helping fellow students to strive for excellence in their academic pursuits. An assembly was held during the afternoon for the general public and the community. He also held a conferettce for the benefit of the press and television. , -. „. .. ,, „ The Career Planning and Placement Office coordinated his visit to UMES. UMES 1982 BASEBALL TEAM ty V n ..Jl . ' UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MEN WOMEN HAWK BASKETBALL TEAMS Glenn Winhus Allen Davenport John Davenport Larry Farrah Allen Faulks Michael Ward Robert Boney Darryl Dennis 1 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE 198M982 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ) MARY FEBRl ARY OPPONENT 18 Va. State I 5 Towson State I 8 Mor(;an State I 10 H. v%ard,t. 12 Jersey City C.ollej{e 17 Iniv, ..f DC. 19 SSC 20 Giassboro St. ( l. 22 Howard L. 2J St. Mary ' s fol Md. 25 U. of Md Ball. ( ( . 2b Bowie Stall ( Ollej e 2y Rutgers-C aniden iO Spring ( arden ( ol. 2 SSC 4 Stockton State Ciol. 6 S. Mar. Col. of Md. 8 Norfolk State I 10 Bowie State College 1 i Delaware State Cul. 19 Spring Garden Col. 20 Delaware State ( 1. 2.) Trenton State ( ol 1 7MEA( lOl R SITE r Pr..An.. Md. Pr. An. .Md. Ball.. Md. Wash.. D ( Pr An. Md. V ash . D( Pr An.. Md. (ilassboro. N.J. Pr.. An.. Md Pr . An . Md Pr.. An.. Md Bowii. Md. ( amden. N.). (.hes. Hill. Pa. Salisbury. Md. Pomona. N.J. S.M. City Md. Norfolk. Va. Pr. An.. Md. Dover. Dil Pr. An.. Md Pr. An.. Md Pr. An.. Md Wins. Sal. N C , Head Coach: Gcrmainc MacAuley Asst. Coach: Greg Sutton Manager: Barbara Pumphery UME bpm (ipm I 7pni bpni I pni 2pn) bpni 6pni bpni hpm 6pm IBA 6pm 7 pni 6pm 6pni TBA 6pm 6pm 6pm 6pm 6| m % „o T UMES 1981-1982 T R A C K A M WMW S . Wendy Camper niar-.-- ▲ Joan Carroll Carolyn Cleveland Lemuel Clinton 66 Josie Costango Sandra Coston Elsie Davis Brian Duffy Brewer DuVall Tanya Evans Tom Fritz Edward Gosa Charles Hayes Keebler Holley Donna Horsey 67 Donna Hytche Ike Jacobson Robert jester Zinnie Jones Boris Kurshinoff Gina Marshall 68 Gary Massey Tanya Massey Beverly Milbourne William Milbourne Alau Miiiter joAiuic Morton Benjamin Mullins Sam Parker Denise Pumphrey Rebecca Roberts Burt Simons 69 Egbert Simons m An gela Tuggle ■ Sandra Skinner McKinley TiiU Greg Thomas Ruth Tuttle 70 Carlton Walston Debbie Wilkerson Maduabuchi Udeh MISS UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE VICKIE HAIRSTON 1981-1982 AND ROYAL COURT . Miss Freshman Caprice Thomas Miss Sophomore Tanya Scott f r Miss junior Teresa Creecy Miss Senior Brenda Webb Donna Hytche Miss Agriculture Toni Evans Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Melanie Bates Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Melanie Clark Miss Calendar Girl Sharon Johnson Miss Cheerleader Stephanie Hunter Miss Campus Pal Dawn Bivens Miss Delta Sigma Theta Beretha Gould Miss Drama Camille King Miss Pre-Med Sherrol ]ames Miss Wesley Foundation Sabrina Hall Miss Zeta Phi Beta Patricia Gould Patrice Rich Miss Hotel-Restaurant Management Dr. Hytche and Dr. Franklin Guests Ms. Birckhead Mistress of Ceremonies Angela Hendricks Miss Grooi ' e Phi Groove Angela Preston Miss Hawk Theresa Harmon Miss Home Economics Rosanne Stewart Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Darcel White Miss Martinsville Deborah Wilkerson Miss Omega Psi Phi Greta Elliott Miss Phi Beta Lambda Cassandra Jackson Miss Physical Education m,mtt wi H O M E C O M I N G 1981 H O M E C O M I N G i£i ■- H O M E C O M I N G H O M E C O M I N G Class of ' 83 Payam Afsain Tanza Alfred Antonio Beasley W Wendy Camper M Sharon Chatmon Melanie Clark Kathy Cornish Lloyd DaCosta M Tcrri Di son Class of ' 83 Janice Emerson Bobbu Yauntcroxi u 1 K W s t I d lames Green n Andrea Harris Angela Hendricks Grason Jackson M Kevin Johnson CamiUe King ]nlia Long Class of ' 83 M Rochelle Mallory A b b y M Gina Marshall Theodora Neal Michelle Pickeral Michele Pugh Kim Purnell w M u h Onuram Romanji Class of ' 83 Theresa Sawyer Lynette Shelley Aretha Swinson M Tina Waters W Tracey Williams W Lois Whittington Class of ' 84 Rodney Austin M ' W Lorin Bnkke M W Maurice Bloomfield Angela Bumpass Rita Christopher David Corey Derek Davis Lee Edwards H Anita Feaster PIn llis Graz ' cs Thomas Hairston Class of ' 84 Dwayne Hawkins Barbara Henry D Dana Hunter Sherrol James Class of ' 84 M i c h M c M a h a M M Angeline Maddrey James Marshall Lisa Mills M 8 h M M M Celeisa Moulton M Stephanie Nix Priscilla Peters Class of ' 84 Maria Scott M Dehra Smith M Michael Solomon Delores Taylor k JH HHR B I y Hj 97 a T T e fe h a Em s Z. .. ) m I e B Wanda Tilley a s r P u c E h y I w m E - wS M i • : Km% ' ' 1 1 ' . f w h n Kmttlf i t K y t e n Ron Weitknecht R ■■■k • ' m ' . 1 ■ 1 t t Hk i n L . g r t Leslie Wilson w w M W Katrina Winston Class of ' 85 Fajemisiri Adcoye Sharon Alstott Kingsley Annan Charletta Ayers Lloyd Baivre Tana Bozman Claudette Brooks .« s:  SSa a?s Kevin Brown Class of ' 8i Velvet Brown M Sharon Burgen Virginia Burnette Susan Cann M Andrea Cardale Karen Chase Brian Curtis Gregory Coleman Paula Collins Class of ' 85 Terri Crawford Darryle Dennis Donna Dixon Lolita Edwards Jasper Fisher Levonne Garvirt Brian Grotenhuis H Class of ' i Lorraine Hairston et Herman M H Tina Holbrook Teresa Huddleston John Jackson Karen Johnson b s M i c h e I Mary Jones Debora Kenny Janice Layton i Wei-Yin Lee R c y n i c h . a t h t. 1 r d Class of ' 85 Wayne Lloyd M t d k Joyce Logan M a c y M a d d M Sylvia Matthews Class of ' 85 M Claudelle Moore William Newton M Cedric Payne Soretta Pearson Isaac Pinckens Anreis Prumnieks Nancy Ray Catherine Robinson H Class of ' 85 Joseph Sanders Adrienne Showell J Carol Smith Mark Staples Joyce Talbert Luana Taylor Lisa Tilghman Beulah Thorpe M e I Class of ' 85 Theodore Ullrich W M W W w Stephanie Waters W Gregory Nedge M c i h c e _ 0 m. h r . KtSSKm e y j HHSpH I I w i i I ' e W i I i a m tv I I i a m s Davida Williams s w Jeanean Willis W Janice White W h i t e ] e Jeffrey Wright W Class of ' 85 Richard Wi att Yvonne Wynter STUDENT Just checking things out. One and a two and a three! HL vB Band practice is a hard job!! Just cooling out!! ACTIVITIES Hey! look at me. I ' m as free as a bird! ? • N t Nou) it must be carefully angled! ' t ' m s -ff , The latest in college wear ' ' Concentrating on every move. Smile you ' re on candid camera! 14- • ■ J8 It « .jkl Do - re - me! A friendly wave! Throunng a serious rap. It ' s definitely Staphy Locus Aureas! Registration is a b . Today ' s lesson is on etiquette!! No! what happen is this . , . . ' . ' Double Dutch!! It won ' t he long before I have it down packed!! I must find out how many credits I need! Say cheese!! Let ' s take a moment to be serious! Kay! Serious business! 1 pray this comes out right! Ciui you pu ' k out the real Knots Landing! It ' s only a cigarette. Now let me see you do it! It feels good when you know what you ' re doing! Que-ee! Blmv that trombone! When ' s the application due? Total concentration is the key! Please don ' t Utter! I missed the punch line! Wait a minute Mr Postman. H E Woo Big Brothers! May we have your signatures please? G R E E K S Nobody told me, that pledging Kappa was an easy go! Just to kill a pledgee! We ' re pledging so hard, for Delta! ' •-- - —;----t_% • f - J ' C « J « Alpha in chains! A moment of twirling. What ' s Happening on Campus??? ?? ? ? Were You There? 7 ? ? SENIOR RECITAL REGISTRATION THE CAFETERIA f HEAITH FAI TECHNOLOGY FAIR FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA RESIDENCE LIFE AWARDS HONORS CONVOCATION r , ]j : vj ' m S SfBEf SS m f Wji hM JF ' o m N E W F A C E S R N o u 1 o ■ V r P H tf ' =r« 1 ■n 1 — 1 r 1 S il ii J L. - — FACULTY Mr. Harold Holloman hid. Ed. Technologi Dr. Bouita Ewers Director — Cooperative Education Mr. Ervin Engram Basic Skills Counselor Ms. Elizabeth Lezvis Study Skills Specialist Ms. Claudette Lake Writing Specialist Mr William Buchanan Business Office Mr Allen Hauck 140 Ind. Ed. Technology Dr. Leon Copeland Industrial Education Mr. Robert Dowery Director Student Activities FACULTY Mr. Melvin McCoy Director — Personnel W : U ' — j- Mr. Rodney Spencer Ind. Ed. Technology S ' i.£  5S!sS . Dr Edward Chapin Chairman — Mathematics Dcpt. Ms. Joyce Myster Mathematics Miss Louise Harmon Mathematics Mr David Alls Mathematics Dr Mira Bhargana Mathematics Ms. Lois Jones Math Computer Mr James Lockivood Financial Aid Director i4i --nJ Dr. Thomas Hopkins Chairman, Science Dept. Ifj [ Win iH . 1 H HHB H wK M ■BT ' ijH g V fi Dr. Gitrbax Singh Physics A M Dr Marianita Albano Biology Dr Steve Rehach Biology Dr Eugene Bass Biology Dr James Doyle Chemistry i X Dr. Yen-Wan Hung Chemistry Dr Ben Taylor Chemistry Dr. Jack Pinion Biology Dr. James Polk Chairman, English Mr R. Ferrante English Ms. Delia Damerori-Johiison English, Drama Dr. Mary Fair Burks English m Xu, Dr. Richard Keenan English Mr Clarence Lecky English Dr. Erica Leh Eanguages English Ms. Lois Smith Phy. Education Mr. Mei Lo Library Services Dr. Geoffrey Guest Chairman, Sociology Dr. Hoivard Rebach Sociology Mr John Donlan Industrial Arts Dr Charles Smith Social Science Mr Gil Gardener Sociology Dr. Gerald Johnson Chairman, Music Dept. M Dr Ghislain Kabwitt Social Science S K rTTtr- FACULTY Mr. Fred Soiverby Track Coach Gertrude Barwick Reading Specialist Dr fohn Groiitt Upward Board Director Ms. Patricia Tilghman Academic Counselor Ms. Alma Gregg Music Ms. Carol Coley Recruiter Dr George Ossman Institutional Research Ms. Alice Knight Project TATAS Director Dr C. Ignasius Research Grants Director AND STAFF Dr. Jodellano Statom Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs Mr Joel Mack V ice-Chancellor Administrative Affairs Mr. James Guydon Head-Physical Education 146 Dr William Pender, Assistant V ice-Chancellor Academic Affairs Dr. James Ragin Continuing Education Dr Leon Coursey Physical Education Dr. Brenda Anderson Coordinator, Honors Program Dr. Milton Curry Director of Development . Mr. Michael Loftus Research Grants Mr. Kirkland Hall Head Coach, Basketball Mr. Brady Shaker Basic Skills Ms. Ruth Polk Associate Librarian n ' Mr. Jolm Tilghman Residence Life Ms. Catherine Bratten Library Services Ms. Vivian Royster Associate Librarian Ms. Lisa Satchell Library Services Ms. Maxine Johnson Library Services Miss Charletta House Associate Librarian 147 Dr. Frank Smith Head, Agriculture Dept. Dr. Miller Agriculture Dr. Ivar Holmburg Agriculture Mr James Jardine Agriculture Dr. Jagmohan Joshi Agriculture Dr. Dadsoti Agriculture Mr Charles Davis Extension Service Ms. Gail Jenkins Cooperative Extension Dr. Louis Thaxton Cooperative Extension Dr. Raymond Blakley Physical Therapy Ms. Laurerj Taylor Hotel Restaurant Management Ms. Janice Warren Physical Therapy Dr Hong Kim Education Ms. Marianne Taylor Physical Plant Dr Sally Bing Education Mr Jack Perrine Education Dr Helen Gleason Dr Robert Thatcher Ms. Elva Burns Business Dept. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Business Dept. Ms. Debra Redden Business Dept. 150 Mr. David Pines Business Dept. Dr Nazem Abdella Business Dept. ' Sis? Mr Ernest Satchell Chairman, Art Dept. Dr John Stith Business Dept. % ' Dr. Shekher Kaup Business Dept. l tuT Mr Kenneth Rogers Art Dept. Dr. A. Dchella Art Dept. Mr Otis Comvay Univ. Police Mr. lames Hershey Natural Sciences Ms. M. Kumelachew Human Ecology Ms. Erethia Evans Home Ec. Dept. Mr L. M. Custis Univ. Police Ms. Gloria Bland Secretary, Education Dept. Mr. Elisha Jones Electrician Dr. Lehman Tomlin Industrial Technology 151 Ms. Robin Simmons Library Services Miss Sharon Brooks Media Services Mr Raymond Prescido Ms. Marvella Round Library Services Miss Charlotte Liotton Library Services Ms. Pauline Hayward Library Services Mr Odell Tate Physical Education Miss Broncher Lyles Residence Life Mr Gregory Sutton Hotel Restaurant Management Ms. Ruth Creighton Director-Nursing Services Mr. Robert Hodge Supervisor, Maintenance Ms. Betty Guidice Nursing Services Mr. James Lunnerman Supervisor, Maintenance Ms. Honiss Cane Student Services Mr Arnold Ballard Maintenance Chief Mr James Hull Storekeeper Mr. Robert Estes Engineer Mr Oswald Martin Engineer 153 Yvonne White Anne Howard Martha Smith Evelyn Kelley Mary Holmhurg Doris Chase Judith Abbott Beverly Cockey Carol Spencer Harriett Epps Daisy Johnson Bernadette Jones T. A. Lucas Data Processing Staff r ' 1 Diane Johnson Mrs. Walhmik Mrs. Lank ford Shirley Corbin Leroy Sommers Jeanne Abbott Post Office Staff E. Alverta Jones Juanesta Corbin Debra Figgs Susan Wheeler Ronald Holden Donald Bowden !«! !■ Josephine Holden Susan Tull Catherine Bishop Betty Cordery Barbara Jackson Chris Widdowson Juanita Powell Allena Bagwell Gail Briddell . ' ' . i Robert Tall Agnes Waters Elizabeth Webster Anna Barnes Alrethia Mathews Theresa Parkinson Jeffrey Webster Florence Jones John Golaner Err _ V{ .J . ' • ' Roshpi Webster Louise Gale L] nette Messick Priscilla Handy Peggy Wilson Judith McDaniel GRADUATION 1982 oiLy3.