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

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1QQ YEARS EIF PROGRESS HND PRIDE With the strong support of the University of Maryland Board of Regents and Central Administration, UMES has developed an academic program above and perhaps more impressive than any other higher educational institution of its size in the East. ?seA9ft Today, the University offers not only a well-constructed and varied academic program, but a beautiful setting that is conducive to learning. It provides each student a wholesome experience in a non- threatening environment, an opportunity to develop into a well-rounded individual who is able to assume leadership in today ' s society. As the University enters its second century, there is no limit to the progress that can be made or the educational apex that can be reached.

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TABLE 0F E0NTENTS PflGE DEDIE nTIQN 4 STUDENT LIFE 6 SENIGR EL-flSS 1985 31 5ENIGR EL flSS 1886 38 QRE-nNIZ-flTIQNS 56 FflEULTY Si STAFF 66 EENTENNIflL REVIEW 81 ' HEIMEEEIMING 87 SPGRTS 113 SPEEIflL EVENTS 128 •fIRGUND TtiE YARD 148 ERflDUflTIQN 177 EflMPUS IN BLQQM 186 fl MATTER EJF SUPPQRT 2 184

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DEDICATIO] Dr. William P. Hytche, Chancellor In appreciation of ten years of outstanding service and achievements, the staff readily selected Dr. William P. Hytche, as the honoree for the Centennial Yearbook. As a campus, we are appreciative of his tireless service, his loyalty, his dynamic leadership, his genuine concern for students and his personal commitment to the academic enhancement of UMES through research and programs. His duties and responsibilities have carried him to many countries abroad, and this has added to the international flavor that is prevalent on our campus. This dedication page is our small way of saying, Thanks for bringing this campus successfully in another century.