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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

CONTENTS HAWK ' S 1983-84 YEARBOOK University Of Maryland Eastern Sliore Princess Anne, Maryland 21853 Contents Page 1 Chancellor In Action 2 Dedication 3 Underclassmen 4 Seniors 17 Greek Organizations 30 Social Organizations 40 Coronation 41 Homecoming Scenes 49 Ethnic Festival 54 Hotel Restaurant Management 56 Health Fair 58 Art Exhibition 60 People 62 Sports 66 LIFE OF A CHANCELLOR Our Chancellor William P. Hytche ' A SITUATIONAL ADDRESS ' ENDING AN ERA - 100 YEARS IN 1986 V SCOPING THE SITUATION ENDING AN ERA - Dr. MOSES VAUGHN, UPON RETIREMENT DEDICATION CONGRATULATIONS And BEST WISHES To The Class Of 1984 From The Class Of 85 86 87 Faculty Administra tion . . . And Friends en, ' ' s ' Mauwiya Abden Dawn Alexander Kingsley Annan Karen Armstrong Pamela Ashford Charlotte Ayers Francis Azagidi Constance Barksdale Letitia Baynard Linda Beal Quentin Borders Llovd Bowser Veronica Briscoe Meredith Britton Carol Braswell Demetrius Brown Regina Brown Velvet Brown Lori Butler Gordon Canty Patricia Bulls Mark Buchanan Frederick Byrd Michelle Carter Ryan Carter Sabrina Clayton Cynthia Colbert Senior Lenox Coles Senior Kimberly Colombel Senior Diedre Coon Junior Katanza Cooper Junior Thomas Cooper Sophomore Maurice Cotton Sophomore William Cutillo Sophomore Anthony Davis Sophomore Brenda Davis Sophomore Dwayne Davis Sophomore Linda Davis Sophomore Harinder Dhindsa Junior ' Charles Dorsey Freshman Warren Dowdy Sophomore Michael Dunn Freshman Elicia Edwards Junior Sharon Edwards Freshman Pius Efobi Junior Jasper Fisher Junior Jacqueline Facey Junior Kim Flanagan Freshman Soretta Fletcher Junior Leslee Fletcher Junior Margaret Foster Junior Sybil Gaines Karen Galloway Wavie Gibson Robyn Gourick Alphonso Custer Dennis Hackett Henrietta Hairston Carol Harmon Charles Harrigan Debbie Hammond Glenn Hayes Glen Hicks Cheryl Holley John Ibik Cassandra Jackson Melody LaChance Freshman Edmund Lee Sophomore Kim Lee Sophomore Cynthia Lilly Junior Tammy Lomax Junior Betty Lopez Freshman Cheryl Mack Junior Valerie James Junior Delphine Johnson Freshman Karen Johnson Junior Laura Johson Freshman Ingrid Matthews Freshman Carlton McCullough Sophomore Chiquita Mckinnon Freshman Cheryl McPhail Freshman Afsanel Melatparasl Sophomore Josephine Milbourne Junior Debra Miles Junior Sylvester Mitchell Junior Monica Thomas Freshman Rosemary Mosca Freshman Lourdes Munson Freshman Jacqueline Nelson Sophomore Jeanette Northam Freshman Valerie Norwood Freshman Margaret Palmer Freshman Lisa Parson Sophomore Alexander Peaker Junior Herald Pearsall Junior Emma Perry Junior Danita Peters Sophomore Isaac Pinckens Junior Marc Pixley Freshman Judy Powell Freshman Karen Powell Junior Granette Proctor Freshman Robert Rodgers Sophomore Pamela Robertson Freshman Frank Rogers Freshman Donald B. Ross Jr Sophomore Alisa Rouse Freshman Victor Rouse Freshman Bchnda Russell Freshman Bryan Samuels Junior Robin Searles Freshman Bertina Sellman Freshman Shamon Shine Freshman Doraethia Shorter Junior I W H w f gll John Sica Junior Brigetta Smith Freshman Eric Smith Freshman Monfredia Smith Freshman Timothy Smith Sophomore Valerie J. Spencer Freshman Daniel A. Stewart Junior Vi- Ki Taylor Freshman Jerry Thomas Freshman Diana Thompson Freshman Gregory Thompson Sophomore Michelle Thompson Freshman Angela Thurman Freshman Kenneth Tilghman Junior Eric Torain Sophomore Kevin Tull Freshman Wyndetta Valentine Freshman Thomas Van Landingham Freshman Sajeer Viswanathen Freshman Cynthia Wagonhoffer Sophomore Tyrone Watkins Junior Patrice West Freshman Carolyn Wheeler Freshman Michele White Freshman Lisa Wigfall Freshman Linda Wiles Sophomore Arthur Williams Sophomore Betty Williams Sophomore Jeanean Willis Junior Sarah Wilson Sophmore David Addison Tanza Alfred Karen Black M Pl i%jLmi ■M[ ■■ HHjJKJr KS rt) jj BIPPHL J L. .- ' -jVi H •• ' ■■i., ' ' ; yB •_j 1 y ' - BH WS£« | m 1 ' . ' j . ' i KH H f Hofe ■ ' ' H H Iv ' vvNR- ' ■il Hfl H B JV ' - wlI mbbBIB Ih Nhm B Hal m Wayne Bradford Bryant Coleman Kirk Butler Jamie Dunn Peter Button Sharri Falcon Kenneth Fooks Ronald Garrett Alfred Gibbs James Greene Leslie Halsey Deidre Wilkerson Kalrina Hinton Greylind James Sharon Johnson Glendon Jones James Jones Larry Jones Lisa McAfee Larry McCullough Jamie Medlin Bryan Paige Lisa Palmer Ivan Parker i ' J f 5 wri litlMm i r mfaS ■i n Hb - 2 ■ Bp jB S ifttt k l Yolanda Peters Michelle Pickeral LaRon Powell Debbie Richardson David Scott Michael Walker Yvette White Ronald Whiteneck Joseph Young Roger Williamson Keith West Bonaventure Bsike Michael Lauriente Aaron P. Ramosako ■ 1 w Pit ' ' yl fL f m ' m - ' M ' F -. ■B i i it m[ Antoine Young Kamona K Mulonda Aladesuru Michael Bolande Marie Bagwell Barbara Rose Francis Mueemba Minyon Bivens Lou Ann Taylor Chisambwe Chisinda Temba Onesmo Howard Rogers Samira Hassen Godwin Ehirim 29 APPA ■m ' - ' -L 1 . % pfe H v J f 1 w ft te: ii KAPPA ALPHA PSiri .? 4 i M it . f - mmji J 3 ALPHA S I PH n PH BETA CROOV DEL HE I G A CPr cYnor vV. Si ont. Xcojt ' r ?Mo5ofhe.r; Mae I C n ' n enTor The Alumni of the 60 ' s will long remember the dynamic and superb lectures of Dr. Vernon W. Stone in the Department of Business and Eco- nomics. Their esteem for Dr. Stone so penetrated their lives, they decided to establish a scholarship fund in his honor. Spearheaded by Faith Stevens and other local alumni, the dream became a reality on May 19, 1984 when Dr. Stone, his wife, and daughter flew in from Atlanta, Georgia for the banquet in his honor and to formally establish the Vernon W. Stone Schol- arship. It was like the old days - a room full of alumni, old and new faculty, community well-wishers, all relishing every word of this great educator. The atmosphere was moist with love and fond memories. It was as if the 60 ' s had returned to UMES. First Scholarship Recipient, Mr Warren Wood Art for the Humanist FOND MEMORIES! H c B| o m L , V 1 R ■1 Sm t 1 O ( W 1 1 N ' A T 1) L I M O V M N cf i m if i 1 1 9 8 3 1 9 8 4 THE QUEEN ' S COURT Miss Senior Miss Deidre Johnson Miss Junior Miss Doreathia Shorter From 1. to r. Mr. Senior Mr. Eric Spencer Mr. Junior Mr. Kingsley Annan Mr. Sophomore Mr. Donald B. Ross Jr. Mr. Freshman Mr. Richard McDonald • «• V ! - X( Miss Sophomore ' Miss Odette Wynter Miss Freshman Miss Robyn Renee Gourick d 1 1 f l i . «1 ■ ■4 i m ' .■-Til ■ ' 1 ■1 , Miss Commuter ' s Association Janice Collins Miss Campus Pals Lisa Larcene Parson Miss Publications Leslie Patrice Halsey Miss Recruitment Club Linds Ivette Merrit Miss Residence Life Portia P. Dennis Miss Frederick Douglas Library Jacqueline Facey Miss Drama Society Lisa Denise McAfee Miss Gormel Services Monica Rene Duncan Miss Education Club Lu Ann Taylor liss Human Ecology Club Bonnie Barnes Miss Caribbean Internat;l Club Vere Beverly Edgehill Miss Cheerleader Archel Dianne Johnson Miss Eta Rho Mu Hospitality Student Foundation Michelle Dillon Miss Groove Phi Groove Barbara Laynette Thomas Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Elizabeth Michele Pickeral Miss Phi Beta Sigma Teresa Louise Austin Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Orvetta Bronical Dennis Miss Omega Psi Phi Phvlis Nadine White Miss Delta Sigma Theta Lynette Shelley Miss English Sharrie Faulcon Miss Alumni Louise Diane Gaile Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Joan Carroll Miss Aqua Extravaganza Lois Cottman Miss Sandra Dean Smith The Crowning of the New Queen. Her royal stroll through the sable arches. Miss UMES 1982-83 Greta Elliot Miss UMES and her handsome escort Mr. Robert Crossling HOMECOMING Wti SXA f ' ' ' The crowd watches as The Drill Team prepares . 1 s(kl! to show Its skill. Ms. Valerie Watts Alumni Association President Alumni Re-orientation The Chancellor chats at the reception for the alumni. ETHNIC FESTIVAL Ethnic fashions were modeled. Miss UMES modeUng one of the out- Celeste shows some African Fash- fits, ions. The festival was a campus community project. Students from foreign area.-:; proudly modeled their dress. FUN A parade of fashions. FOR ALL Familiar faces participated during the event. Faculty and administration were seen, enjoying the festivities. HOSPITALITY Computer technology in the hotel business. Mixed drinks of all sorts. A chance to find out what is going on. May I try some? teji Culinary talents were displayed. WEEK A chance to taste your favorite beer ... or choose one. 1 ' ' ii Students and friends joined the occasion. HEALTH Let ' s discuss your health. Nurse Creighton was available for counseling. FOR GOOD Taking a little blood. FAIR A chance to check your blood pressure. Open wide, and say aaaH. YOUR HEALTH The Fair even had facilities to check your eyes. Meeting of the creative minds. ART Many came out to look at the display. The art exhibit was a display of works J by campus students. EXHIBITION h R A closer look. I wonder what it is supposed to be? PEOPLE I understand. Do you? One big happy, Alpha family. |? ' ii A scene from the physics class. UMES is a givmg school. Being studious is always the answer. WW HC ' -. This is how you do the problem. fV ' J. 4 Explain that point again, please. ..li - mkm A scene from fashion merchandising. That note is C not D. Photography is just a pasttime. Learning is the key to many unopened doors. I got that shot! Library time is important. You can accept the challenge. L..NP 1 li iTi T Finally, the end of the day. Study groups always helped. This is how you wheel and deal! Ah, some mail A typical classroom scene. PAN-Hellenic Council Senior Class President N f Junior Class Representative Sophomore Class Council The University of Maryland Eastern Shore Drill Team R.O.T.C. IJMES Concert Choir UMES Gospel Choir The International Club J STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD NSBL Human Ecology Club We waited . . . and waited But only the few seen showed. Paul gives it his best M U S I c Joy sings beautiful sounds. A T A duet by Lisa and James. The whole choir really gets into it. UMES ' s newly re-established concert band. u M E S A flute soloist, entertained us with light sounds. A gift for an excellent performance. A story was told through music. HONORS CONVOCATION CALENDAR GIRL PAGEANT ' 84 iliiiP iPilli ' lK ril!llliiiliiJlllllll!!i!!!ll!i, .v-mr, A Bevy of Aspirants It ' s The Judges ' Decision BATHING SUIT COMPETITION ' ROBYN •DIANA ' ' LISA ' ' AFFIE ' ' INGRID ' SABRINA JOY ' CASUAL WEAR ' THE TWINS, BRENDA AND LINDA EVENING GOWNS CHIC II fllLli JLIiJ .lLtl It kjytc L - i u GRACEFUL CLASSY EVENING GOWNS ENTERTAINMENT Carlton and Larry, The McCuUough Brothers Etta shows great style. Patricia joins in, with much expression. LOOK OUT! Calendar Girl Finalists: Joy, Ingrid, and Af- fie Miss Calendar Girl ' 84, receives her trophy from Eunice Bedminster, Pageant Coordinator for the Schol- arship Foundation at UMES Ms Gourick was crowned and robed by Miss Calendar Girl ' 83, Ms Monica Duncan Boney Four ladies representing the judges ' choice, although all the contestants should consider themselves winners because of their excellent display of charm and talent. A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE Rev. Jesse Jackson VISITS UMES Maria C. Scoll and Chancellor Hytche He generated energy He made us laugh History was made at UMES N.A.A.C.P. Dedicated Members N.A.A.C.P. VISITS THE HAITIAN CAMPS Members of the UMES Chapter of N.A.A.C.P. prepare for trip to a Haitian camp in Somerset County. The chapter was involved in several com- munity activities this year. These included voter registration, financial assistance to churches, enlightening the community as to what membership can offer. Campus activi- ties included the Freedom Ball, Voter Reg- istration, Bible Study and a Year-End Par- ty. Paul holds one of the little Haitian children. Members view a movie about Martin L. King with the Haitians VOTER REGISTRATION c ' ND J The Voter Registration Campaign carried members to many key areas in the County. The goal was to increase minority registration. WALK ON WASHINGTON Dr. Ewers and Dr. Rich were among the guest speakers the campus chapter invited for monthly meetings. The topic of discussion on this occasion was The Walk on Washington in 1963 and the Walk on Washington in August ' 83 . . . TWENTY YEARS AGO N.A.A.C.P. T5TH JUBILEE We strongly believe in the principles of this great organization. A panoramic view of sponsors of the celebration. WE GIVE . . . The UMES Basketball Team Bible Study was headed by past presi- dent Janmichael Graine. . . . AND WE RECEIVE The chapter received donations and assistance from many of the Greek organizations on the Yard : Phi Beta Sigma gave a charita- ble donation and behind the scenes were Omega Psi Phi, Zeta Phi Beta, Delta Sigma Theta, and Groove Phi Groove. ATHLETICS Dr. Leon M. Coursey Athletic Director Coach Ian Daley Track Coach Alan Cassell Baseball Coach George Carbart Asst. Men ' s Basketball Coach Germaine McAuley Women ' s Basketball Coach Craig Cotton Sports Information Director Coach Kirkland Hall Head Basketball Coach DEDICATION MEN ' S BASKETBALL The Hawks Men ' s Basketball Team DARYL JOHN LARRY DONNELL ' ■WENDELL ' MIKE ' MIKE WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL (if fk Q L a y H a w k 5 : ' j- -:.: ' - aK 1983 1984 TRACK TEAM s jH Ui L — . V 1 - 1 rn-ft- i J B L H bRiIv ' M x«.„ id ili - p « • - ' -i M:? WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL WRESTLING UMES STYLE PIN THAT MAN iftfniMI -- 0 - MEN ' S BASEBALL WAW«.__ SCENES EROM SPORTS LAST, BUT NOT LEAST Friendship Is Essential To Tlie Soul 9 Larry McCullough. Class President Class Gift (Building ' s Name over entrance) ' This is very important ' Til tell you how I managed to ' graduate ' this year ..-li,  - , i Dr. Cynthia Perry, Guest Speaker Dr. John S. Toll. President, University of Maryland Dr. William P. Hytche, Chancellor, UMES Mr. A. Paul Mos.s, Member Board of Regents HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS Dr Cynthia S. Perry The University of Maryland Eastern Shore bes- towed an Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree upon Cynthia Shepard Perry in recognition of her out- standing accomplishments with the Peace Corps, the U.S. Information Services, and with AID. She presently holds a key international appointment un- der the authorization of Vice-President Bush, the title being Chief, Education and Human Resources Division, Bureau of Africa, Agency for International Development. The UMES campus is one of the affili- ates of AID, working in several major research pro- jects in Agriculture, including exchange of faculty and students. Ms Alice G. Pinderhughes The University of Maryland Eastern Shore recog- nized a well-known Maryland educator in the person of Alice G. Pinderhughes, Superintendent of Balti- more City Public Schools. Recognition was long overdue, for Alice Pinderhughes has spent many, many years in the education of youth, both as a teacher and as a supervisor. She knows the inuen- does of an excellent educational system and because of her concern for youth and their future, many Baltimoreans have passed through our doors. For this reason and for the many innovations she has spearheaded in education, the University bestowed upon her the Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree. Dr. Vernon W. Stone A Doctor of Letters Degree was very appropriate- ly bestowed upon Dr. Vernon W. Stone for his many years of excellence in the field of education and the arts. For those who had the pleasure of sitting under his tutelage the memory will never be forgotten. His talent was not just in the classroom, but spanned many areas of expertise. At present, Dr. Stone is Professor of Education in the College of Education at Georgia State University. 1 AN HONOR DESERVED GRADUATES ' 84 CANDID MOVING TOWARD THE CENTENNIAL IN 1986 SPECIAL THANKS It is pleasant to be at this point in the production of the Yearbook. Only you who have worked with Yearbooks can appreciate the feeling. So you read and critique our re- sults, think first of the time and hard work that was invest- ed by a small staff of faithfuls , namely, Stephanie, Eric, Dave, Kimberly, Larry, and D.A., before you crunch on us too extensively. Remember, Yearbooks are a labor of love and a patriotic concern for the image of our Universi- ty. Our pay for this effort is the end product - the Year- book. I am most appreciative to Mr. Thomas Wiles for his patience with us and the students during the photography sessions, and to Ms. Dorothy Waters our advisor for her work with the final product. If you like what you have viewed, we will be happy, if you don ' t we understand. Criticism gives reason for im- provement and facets for the ' 85 editor to work upon. So best wishes to the new editor; you will need it. Sincerely, Karen A. Powell Editor 1983-84 IN MEMOR Y OF LORRAINE ,.,,.- 1 „. H. ' ,M -1 Ml i bRI I J B ' - ' — ' ' ' ■d K i M|g i P fc .. 1 She left unexpectedly, To a world we all hope to be better. While she was here she shed light on our years, And while she is gone many of us shed our tears. The place seems strange without you But in your memory, we shall pursue All those dreams we held so true She left so unexpectedly. Author Unknown AUTOGRAPHS