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K presenfing fhis yearbook, the sfaff hopes that in the years to come, when college days are but a cherished memory, you can turn its pages and bring bac^^ memories of registration, the nmny grueling hours of study, the stranger who became a friend, the voice of a professor, the many hours sacrificed apart from loved ones, and last, but not least, the guiding hand of our dean, Miss Simms. Yes, memories — not forgotten — just misplaced.

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

To the Graduates of 1960, the faculty and students of St. Mary's extend their sincere wishes for continued success and happiness. We are grateful for your conscientious accept- ance of responsible leadership here, and look forward to a manifestation of the results of this leadership in your lives in whatever community you may find yourselves.

MAY RUSSELL

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For over twelve years you have been a part of St. Mary's. We have seen you give of yourself unselfishly to the college, a quality which is invaluable. Your friendliness, the pat on our backs when we were discouraged, and your sincere interest in us have warmed

our hearts and mode us thankful for someone like you. Because of these qualities and your genuine love for people and life in general, we dedicate our yearbook to you. Miss Chance, our nurse and advisor.

Dedication

Miss L. Beatrice Simms Horrodsburg, Kentucky Deofi of Women "All right girls, quiet down, nowl"

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Mr. Kemp Yarborough St. Mary's City, Maryland Deon of focully

ADMINISTRATION

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Mrs. Lois Donhiser Colilornio, Maryland fiegijtror "lets gel those applicotions in early.'

Mr. George Kammerer, Jr Lexington Park, Maryland Direcfor of Admissions "Moy I see you for o minute? "

FACULTY AND STAFF

Mrs. Norma Strickland	Mrs. Alice Fahl
California, Marylond	%\. Mary's Cily, Maryland
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Miss Velma Perkins	Mr. Kemp Yarborough	Mr. Brantley Greeson
Burnside, Kentucky	St. Mory's City, Maryland	St. Mary's City, Maryland
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Clinton, South Carolina

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St. Mory's City, Maryland

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Monterey, Massochuselts

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Reading, Pennsylvonio Speec/i ani Dramolics "Isn't that right? "

Miss Charlotte Oslund

McVille, North Dakota

Home Econom/C!

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Mr. Alan Gevers	Dr.	Carl Walker	Miss Sandra E. Stoncil
New York, New York	Provider	ice, Kentucky	Lynchburg, Virginia
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Mrs. Edna Roberts

Lexington Pork, Maryland "The moil is ready now. '

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Centreville, Morylond

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Mr. Samuel W. Pursell SI. Mory's City, Maryland

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Lexington Pork, Maryland

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Miss Anna Sandner

Ballimore, Maryland

Secretary

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Mr. James Redmond

St. Mary's City Maryland Mainlenonce Supervisor "Man on Floorll"

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Ridge, Marylond AssislanI Monlenonce

Mrs. Julia Sheppard

Lexington Pork, Morylond Assistant Business Manager

Mr. Evertt Melborne

SI. Mary's City, Maryland Night Wofchmon "Tm sorry, I'll have to lock the smoker up now."'

Florence Boll, Roso Buller, Lillie Moe Huelet

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Poul Greenwell, James Somerville, Francis Carroll, Bernard Barnes. Nol pictured Toby Carroll.

SOPHOMORE

JUDITH A. PEPER

9218 Woodland Drive Silver Spring, Maryland

"Honey, v/here are you?" . . . "But my hip will fall out of place." . . . "I'm not too spastic!" . . . Many shades of hair . . . Chairman of the Social Committee . . . president of the Sophomore Class ... A genius with a needle . . . been around for three long years . . . "Pepper."

MARY JEAN COLE

1 13 Second Street Denton, Maryland

Petite . . . blond hair ... her crowning glory . . . well dressed . . . short and sweet . . . devilish sense of humor . . . absent minded at times — "Now, what was I going to do?" . . . "Rats!" . . Frequently misplaces a precious possession . . favorite animal — Princeton tiger ... "I haven' time to practice my shorthand" . . . loves spa ghetti . . . considerate . . . second floor prank ster . . . "who me, short sheet beds?" . . Jeanne.

CLASS

PHILIP R. WILKERSON

Box A

Lexington Park, Md.

Mr. Ivy League . . . George Shearing and Segovia fan . . . Hi Fi Bug . . . Sophomore Class Veep . . . Washed his car — forgot it wosn't "Sanfor- ized." . . . College Algebra Major . . . another Tony Trobert . . . avid reader of science fiction . . . Philip.

SUZANNE CHURN Hooks Lane Pikesville 8, Maryland

Sue with a big warm smile and a friendly hello for everyone is full of fun and liked by all . . . always ready for a party ... as treasurer of the Sophomore Class she did an outstanding job . . . a better friend you could never find . . . "Oh, no, I'm not hungry!" . . . Sue.

VIRGINIA ABRAHAMS Principle Furnace, Maryland

California on her mind . . . sleepy time gal . . . one in a million ... a great volleyball player . . . "Plummer; help Plummer" . . . "Don't you touch me, Betty Long" . . . Say Oakie, where did she get all those pictures of that big hunk of man (Carl) on your wall? — I can answer that for you; just look on the fourth finger on her left hand . . . true P.E. Major through and through . . . couldn't find a truer friend . . . will be walking down the aisle on a certain day in June with a certain man . . . "Oakie."

HELEN BATHGATE

2405 Arburton Avenue Baltimore, Maryland

Blue-eyed, blond-haired, Bohemian Bongo . . . [ust one of the guys . . . interested in music, farms, cards . . . friendly, cheerful, vivacious . . . is going to succeed in her studies . . . pet peeve — "This place never has any hot water." . . . greatest ambition: to raise a family; second greatest: to play the piano . . . favorite subjects: histroy and moth . . . favorite food: green salad . . . "Tomorrow, I'm going to get organized." . . . Helen.

GARY E. BLACK

100 Wyndhurst Avenue Baltimore, Maryland

Sweet, kind, and considerate . . . always willing contagious laugh , . . formerly seen on the big Maryland campus . . . Perpetual conflct between Bill and Robin . . . "Yes, Black Black would be a very nice name" . . . whiz at Algebra , . . active in sports . . . "May 1 ask a question" . , . bright blue eyes and cheerful smile . . . Cary.

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ELIZABETH BARTLETT

600 Ridgewood Avenue Cumberland, Maryland

Blond hair and blue eyes . . . dreams of a red Corvette . . . loves fun . . . alway3 has the radio on full blast ... a true and generous friend . . . is trying to break a distance record in canoeing . . . "Let's have a party." . . . Betsy.

BILLIE LEE BOOLE

803 Walnut Street Pocomoke, Maryland

"What do you mean you've never heard of Poco- moke?" ... Up to the minute wardrobe . . . "Why didn't I get any mail?" . . . Couldn't do without her serve on the volleyball court . . . "Let's go to Johnny's and get something to eat." ... A whiz at the typewriter . . . "Only a few more days til vacation." . . . Full of fun and mis- chief . . . One way ticket to Africa . . . "Just shrug your shoulders" . . . Look at those big brown eyes . . , Loyal and dependable ... a true friend . . . Pleasing personality . . , Billie

ALEDA BUNCH

38 Fairway Drive Princeton, New Jersey

Honey Bunch ... All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players . . . Math Genius . . . Diligent editor of the Point News . . . Willing to work . . . "Aleda, that was the last bell for Chemistry class!" . . . Sweet, kind, and gentle . . . Likes to knit . . . Always scheming for new ways to poison people . . . Chemistry hazard . . . "Please wake me second period" , . . Chem- Chem-thingy-iky" . . . "it isn't nice to hate peo- ple." . . . Very friendly ... A perfect Minns! . . . "Life is death and each new morning marks the wakings of hell's embers." . . . Aleda.

JOYCE COOK

106 E. Quincy Terrace Town Creek Manor Lexington Park, Maryland

Smiling face complimented by dork eyes and brown hair . . . Always cheerful and friendly . . . Dependable . . . Good sense of humor . . . Am- bition— English teacher . . . Usually found in library . . . "He who assumes success tends fo have success He who assumes failure tends to have failure." . . . Joyce.

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JOAN CARVER

206 Hillmoor Drive Silver Spring, Maryland

Natural curly hair . . . West Point miniature . . . A sympathetic listener to all problems . . . Editor of Castellan . . . Midnight chats with Miss Simms . . . Cooperation, dependability, and generosity . . . Talented electrician . . . Calm unafFected manner . . . Ace archer . . . "Can I coll tonight?" . . . Joanie.

SUSAN CLAGGETT

"Barleywood" Knoxville, Maryland

Hard working girl . . . Can be found in the rafters of the music hall . . . Great S.G.A. President . . . Always around for people with problems . . . "For the love of Pete!" . . . Apartment in Balti- more— her brother's . . . "Let's go canoeing today" . . . Clag.

PATRICIA CROWE 3813 5th Street Baltimore, Maryland

Brown hair, Brown eyes . . . Her happiness spreads . . . Thrifty, trustworthy Treasurer of S.G.A. . . . Wise, conscientious, cheerful . . . "Should I make that phone call or shouldn't I?" . . . "I've got to go on a diet tomorrow" . . . "Oh, I've got to go on switchboard now." . . . Pat.

BERNESE CULHANE

106 Reliance Avenue Federalsburg, Maryland

A.A. President . . . Plaid skirt and striped blouse ... Dr. Patrick's favorite . . . God bless the Eastern Shore! . . . A/3c Carl Smith ... A good sport . . . Everyone's dear friend . . . Peggy Ethel Ape . . . Bernie's terrific history notes ... A good influence! . . . Bernie.

EMILY DINKLE

221 5 Lake Avenue Baltimore 13, Maryland

Tall, graceful, friendly . . . Chairman assembly committee . . . Layout editor of school paper . . . Loves to sing . . . Sleeps late Tuesday and Thurs- day . . . Prefers Belafonte to Baltimore Symphony Always eating, never gaining weight . . . Wants a hippopotamus for Christmas . . . Picks up rang- ers . . . Never complains about Jonathan . . . Owns half of the messiest desk in the school . . . Misses George and writes him on crazy writing paper . . . "He's sure to get me up early tomor- row." . . . Emmy.

DIANNA DUNHAM

Box 51, R.F.D. *4 Easton, Maryland

Big brown eyes . . . Petite . . . Wavy hair . . . Bubbling personality . , . Always running but magnetic to hockey balls . . . Can be found in gym smoker . . . Hails from Eastern Shore . . . Vows she will pass one of Mrs. Irby's shorthand tests . . . Head snufFy . . . "Bill called and is coming at 6;30, Friday!!" . . . "But you always clean the room!!" . . . Dunham.

FRANCES L. DAVIS

Ridge,

Maryland

"To err is human,- to forgive, divine.

hair, green eyes . . . Pleasant smile . . .

found in the gym smoker . . . Likes to drink coffee . . . Comes to all of the dances . . . Doesn't like red sports cars . . . Lives for the summer so she can slay on the beach all day . . . Ambition: to become a private secretary . . . "Tiny Lou."

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BARBARA ANN FOOTE Box 303 Accokeek, Maryland

A kind word for everyone ... A sincere face and a friendly smile ... A heart full of love and pa tience ... A head full of wisdom and under standing . . . Her wealth is her personality . . In all moods a pleasant person . . . Gay, but ye with dignity . . . Full of good deeds . . . Kind ness at home ... A helping hand ... "1 ius don't know." . . . Barb.

GLORIA GERALDINE GRAY 5700 67th Avenue Riverdale, Maryland

If every ounce of sv^eetness was a cent, she'd be loved for her money . . . Perpetual good humor . . . Just naturally nice . . . "Where are you Mr. Grasshopper? I look for you everywhere, I find you nowhere." . . . Aha! So that's why — you wanta be a Lady Godiva! . . . That thar's gonna be a pretty big sock . . . Has the ability to get herself out of situations no one else could even possibly get into — "Philadelphia anyone?" . . . Gloria.

HELENE HOGAN

Rt. 1, Box 362 Lexington Park, Maryland

Proud Irishman with blue eyes and sandy blonde hair . . . Winning smile . . . Sports enthusiast — especially fond of hockey . . . One of the day- hop girls ... A great advocate of St. Patrick's Day . . . Room in mad disorder . . . Irish temper — but when she is happy, she is extremely happy . . . fast driver . . . Has more energy than two people . . . Torments her big white cat ... A sociable "Pepsi" girl . . . History major ... A chain smoker — usually found in the gym smoker . . . Friendly and sincere . . . Helene.

THURAAAN HARRISON ill

California, Maryland

T.L. has a likeable personality which has won him many friends . . . Fine reputation . . . Shows ini- tiative with his strong will to become a success in life . . . Portrays great leadership qualities and also parallels this by qualities of being a good follower . . . Supports whole-heartedly that which he believes in . . . Will be remembered long for his friendly greetings and warm smiles . . . Even the girls agree that his teasing remarks are filled with warmth and consideration . . . "T.L."

EVELYN ADELE HEDGES

Knoxville, Maryland

She with the eyes so flirty and gay, that's "Koi" coming our way ... A pleasant mysterious way about her as she darts here and there . . . "Sorry Mr. Wallace, I can't possibly do it!" . . . Can be found in the gym, on the hockey field, in the water, or in the Point News room . . . Her person- ality plus her knack for words combine to pro- duce romantic poetry . . . "I've got to write to the little man across the big water." . . . Adele.

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AAARY ELIZABETH HAMMETT

St. Mary's City, Maryland

Liza Jane . . . Cool, calm . . . Sometimes sophis ticated, rarin' to go at others . . . Green eyes auburn hair, cute freckles . . . Our boarding stu dent from two miles away . . . Always neat always cold . . . Favorite saying: censored . . The "Outside World" is more fun than people . . . Likes English and math . . . Pet Peeve: stupid rules . . . Math aid for the Assessment House of Weapons Systems Test . . . Has learned to run from bosses and members of track teams . . . Liz.

OLGA HOROSHAK

29 Chestnut Street Mlllvllle, New Jersey

S.G.A. secretary . . . Fisties during Biology lab . . . Kingston Trio fan . . . Making fortune in the library . . . Likes stuffed peppers best . . . Loves morning but it comes too early in the day . . . Never complains about Jonathan . . . Owns half of the messiest desk in the school . . . Speaks foreign languages in her sleep . . . "If we go to bed now do you think we can get up at 6:00?" . . . The Grjnch . . . Olga.

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AAARGARET CRISTOPHER JONES

301 S. Washington Street Eoston, Maryland

Lots of fun . . . .Friend to all . . . Usually can be found in the smoker . . . Hates to get up in the morning . . . "Bridge, anyone?" . . . Can always be heard singing . . . Never gets upset . . . Studies hard . . . "Anyone want your fortune told?" . . . Eastern Shore girl . . . "Nothing is impossible to a willing heart." . . . Christy.

KAREN KINSINGER

Star Roule Grantsville, Maryland

"Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes" . . . bright, sassy, sad, misty . . . Ttie mind is lovely, dark and deep in a quest for truth, a love of good, a desire for beauty, and a promise of happiness . . . Liking all, loving few — and those loved sin- cerely. We who know her well love her well . . . Like salt and pepper, life would be flat without her ... A goodly shore of proportion figure- wise, intelligence-wise, and personality-wise . . . "How about a coke?" . . . Karen.

EDNA ANN HUGHES

USN Weapons Laboratory Dahlgren, Virginia

Plans to be a math major . . . Willing to help from a back rub to an impossible Algebra prob- lem . . . Never ending smile — whipped puppy look . . . Loves to rip anything tangible . . . Her new bulky sweater . . . Active in sports — tennis, hockey, basketball, water sports . . . "What a riot!" . . . Ann.

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ELIZABETH L. LONG

527 National Highway LaVale, Maryland

Student Education Association President . . . champion personality . . . Loves tennis . . . collects men's socks . . . Auntie Mama's friend . . . thinks Mondays should be eliminated . . . "I'll study later." . . . loves apple dumplings . . . hails from Western Maryland . . . t.v. addict . . . can't stand ringing phone . . . "Lynne, I'm going on a diet tomorrow." . . . avid card player — wins them all . . . quick wit, full of life, blue eyes, black curly hair, loves to tease . . . loves her three goldfish . . . kind and generous . . . Betty.

AAARGARET ELIZABETH AAANN RFD 7, Box 7

Westminster, Maryland

Blessed Is the man who invented sleep . , . Firm advocate of the United States Army . . . always worrying about Germany and dreaming of wed- ded bliss . . . Spends much time setting her room- mate straight . . . Animal lover so long as it's cats — especially Buttons and Taffy . . . The color blue, fried chicken, convertibles, and telephone calls are among her likes . . . And now to bed Betsy.

KAREN ANN MOONEY 5713 Sixty-sixth Avenue Riverdole, Maryland

Peck, peck, peck, ring — why it's the Caste//an Typing Editor ... '61 Xmas Prom Queen . . . "Now what are you doing . . . You're trying to stretch on inch so you con be an airline hostess . . . "Yeah, it is!" . . . 5'2", eyes of blue — some thing sweet in a small bundle . . . French with a Spanish accent? . . . She considers others before herself and knows no enemies . . . "Ahhhhhh, I dropped a stitch" ... "I lost the waste basket again." . . . Sport . . . Karen.

MRS. NEOMA O. MONAHAN

St. George's Island, Maryland

Just like one of the gang . . . attractive . . . youthful — her sons look like her brothers . . . effervescent personality . . . home economics wizzard . . . favorite author: Adele Davis . . . Who forgot to put the fork on the table? . . . Could you understand that English? . . . has a collection of exotic items from all over the world . . . lives in a little pink house . . . lover of sea- food . . . Neoma.

JANET MONTGOMERY

Rising Sun, Maryland

"I gotta go to the Music Hall to practice" . . . loves lilac . . . "Goin' home Friday!" . . . song: "Red Sails in the Sunset" ... a female Roger Williams . . . dark blue-gray eyes with dark brown hair . . . one of the guys . . . perpetually cheerful . . . loves meeting new people — any people . . . lively, always helpful . . . boyfriends spice her life . . . intelligent but won't admit it . . . barrels of fun from Rising Sun . . . Janet.

LLOYD ALBERT NORRIS

Scotland, Maryland

Personality plus ... a combination of humor with reserve . . . type of guy who stands out in a crowd — he's 6'7" . . . When you hear, "Let's have a cold one." or "What say we stop by the Varsity." you know Albie is around . . . future accountant . . . chief ambition — to be a guard on the basketball team and score six points a game . . . Albie.

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VIRGINIA LEE ORTT 2909 Southern Avenue Baltimore, Maryland

Handy with a hockey stick and a volleyball . . . never still a moment . . . always getting into a predicament . . . "I'm embarrassed." ... an all around good sport . . . object of much teas- ing . . . popular with Mr. Greeson . . . Ortt, Ortt, Ortt! — sounds like a frog . . . "Ortt"

SANDRA H. OSTEEN

Box 355

Beltsville, Maryland

In her quietness is her strength . . . Radiant laugh

that makes her blush . . . Honor Court Chairman

. . . feminine . . . stunning dresser . . . always

thinking of others . . . Sem Fem for four years

. . . one of the T. C. . . . loves sports — good in

all she plays . . . Believes in doing everything

because she enjoys all of life . . . kept the same

little dirty yellow dog with the long gray ears for

a long time . . . will be remembered for her

sparkling eyes and glowing, thoughtful face . . .

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ROSE MARIE PEACHER 234 Prospect Avenue Hagerstown, Maryland

Busy S.G.A. Vice-president . . . one in a million . . . passion for art . . . hails from "Hagersbush" . . . answers to Rosie but prefers Peach . . . loves to dance . . ."I haven't done a thing all v/eek" ... Phi Theta Kappa . . . "Come on Peper, let's shimmy" . . . loves to eat . . . The Marine's Him . . . algebra v/hiz . . . keeps Coca Cola in busi- ness . . . "Pshav^" . . . Peach.

NANCY HALL PATTERSON

Monkton, Maryland

Hails from Baltimore . . . rare personality . . . fabulous wit . . . full of energy and mischief . . . splendid athlete . . . rings are her prized possessions — diamonds and telephone . . . strik- ing brunnette . . . enjoys a good time . . . "There's so much to do and no time" . . . "What are we going to do now?" . . . Marthiel . . . shorthand anyone? . . . cool, calm and collected — well, usually . . . anyone for soup? . . . sleepy-time talker . . . "Nan."

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LOLA ANN PLUMMER

230 East Market Street Laurel, Delaware

Lover of fun and mischief . . . wonderful sport and sportswoman . . . always remember her big heart and contagious giggle . . . hard working P. E. Major ... a whiz on the basketball courf . . . hopes to lead the world to better recreation someday . . . never has to be asked twice to do something except to be quiet . . . loyal Bulldog . . . "mother" . . . wild captain of the hockey team . . . Easternshoreman through and through . . . "aw saw" . . . Once her friend always her friend . . . Plummer.

SANDRA /MYE SCARFF 420 Moore's Mill Road Bel Air, Maryland

Aversion to sunlamps . . . blue-eyed blond . . . firm advocate of the United States Navy— es- pecially Oceanna . . . Likes cool Chevy converti- bles . . . "Let's get to know each other better!" . . . Loves horses ... A superb dancer . . . Con- stantly tolerant of roomate's whims, though tires of German maps . . . Excellent seamstress with promising future as Home Economics teacher . . . Sandy.

DAVID ALLEN STEWART

Dameron, Maryland

Very popular guy on campus . . . has great ability in the field of music . . . loves to sing and play the piano . . . shows great school spirit toward all school sports and school affairs . . . a young man who is sure to succeed in the world . . . "Little Joe."

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ELIZABETH L. SHORT Box 224

Cecilton, Maryland

Has a friendly smile for everyone . . . secrets? . , . has big, blue eyes . . . finally thinks she's found the right one — only time will tell, though . . . continually sleeps . . . how 'bout that Johnny Mathis? . . . hails from the good old Eastern Shore . . . interested in science, especially biol- ogy . . . eager to give help to anyone who needs it . . . Betty.

ELIZABETH L. SIDES Box 224 Cecilton, Maryland

Hails from Falls Church, Virginia, but hasn't a southern accent . . .Future plans — to become a nurse ... a redhead who hates to be called sweet . . . usually at odds with Mr. G. . . . "Penny! Third Floor Phone." . . . Does that sound familiar??? . . . always a great friend . . . smiles, no tears accompany her . . . "Love, Lunch, and Laughter" is her motto . . . Penny.

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FRANCIS W. STRINGER

Hollywood,

Maryland

Kind, noble, beneficent fellow ... a link with worm happiness to many . . . intellectual and understanding . . . natural born actor . . . Apollo . . . "Look out Buddy's on the floor . . . Entertain- ing master of ceremonies . . . supporter of Oxon Hill . . . peering over glasses — "Mr. Miles, I'd like to disagree with you" . . . Buddy.

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SHELDON D. SUTPHIN

Hollywood, Maryland

Studies hard but a good attilete as well . . . The president of the Men's Student Government Association . . . Member of Honor Court . . . Has a taste for good jazz and music in general . . . very likeable . . . Sheldon.

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JAMES WOOD

St. Mary's City, Maryland

Always a helping hand ... A ready sense of humor . . . friendly smile . . . never angry . . . Co-chairman of the ways and means committee . . . gets things done . . . great school spirit . . . works with M.S.G.A. . . . "Hey Stringer! come here" . . . Jim.

EVELYN ANN DORNHEIM

2 Chesfer Avenue Annapolis, Maryland

Kindergarten Teacher . . . Has ability to make and hold friends . . . Emphatic, tolerant, kind, and considerate . . . Always a lady . . . Artist, writer, and lecturer . . . Planning world cruise . . . Loves to eat . . . Publicity editor of school paper . . . "Who stole my Paul Newman?" . . . Lynne.

ANN HILL WILLIAMS Box 365, RFD #2 Richmond, Virginia

Laughing eyes and winning smile . . . yep it's thaf girl from Richmond . . . Likes sports and parties — can be found where fun is . . . run around that hockey field? . . . willing to work and does it well . . . loves surprises . . . Sincere and loyal friend . . . "Oh Dunham!" . . . Ant Hill.

PATRICIA E. PINTO 17 Asbury Avenue Crisfield, Maryland

Quiet ... A good sport as well as good in sports . . . Vice-President of the Athletic Asso- ciation . . . Concientious worker . . . English major . . . "Hey Pat, how about some tennis?" Ardent supporter of the Eastern Shore . . . Always has a good word for someone and never wears a frown . . . Pat.

Outstanding

Susan Claggett has helped many a student with her kindness and personality. As president of S.G.A. and through various awards received during her four years at S.AA.S., she has shown her leadership ability. Although a good student, being a member of Phi Theto Kappa, she is by no means a "book- worm." Susan had participated on the Hockey Varsity All-Star Team and Volleyball All-Star Team — thus showing her athletic ability. V\/ith a finger in every pie, Susan seems to be able to keep her temper when everything goes wrong. She's a friend to both the student body and the faculty.

Susan Claggett

Sandy Osteen has been spreading cheer through the halls of St. Mary's for four years. During those four years she has had an active part in the life at St. Mary's. She was a member of Honor Court for two years and in her last year she handled the job of Chairman of Honor Court with patience and un- derstonding. Sandy has always shown an interest in athletics and has served on the A. A. Board as both volleyball and tumbling managers. She has also participated in the athletic programs by play- ing in intramurals. She has been on the hockey var- sity for two years and the volleyball all-stars for two years. She helped to boost the college spirit the two years she was on the cheerleading squad. For the four years she has been here Sandy has been a member of the choir. She has also been a mem- ber of Somodro, the Home Economics Club, the Hockey Club, and the Point News.

Sandy hasn't limited her interest to study and clubs, she has worked in the library and the girl's store for all four years. Now you can see why her class has elected Sandy to be "most versatile. "

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In June of 1959 Federalsburg High School lost one of the most outstanding students ever to gradu- ate from Its halls; in June of 1961 St. Mary's Semin- ary Junior College will graduate an outstanding stu- dent and individual. The two students and indivi- dual referred to ore one and the same — Bernese Culhane.

Bernese has far surpassed her commendable high school record. In her freshman year at college she was elected archery manager on the A. A. Board. Her excellent ability as an activity manager, her willingness to help, and her infectious enthusi- asm has enabled her to so outstanding a job as President of the Athletic Association. "Bernie" has been a member of all intermural teams, including hockey, volleyball, and basketball and is Captain of the all star Basketball team.

For those who could not attend the sports acti- vities, Bernese as sports Editor of the Point News, filled them in.

This year's freshmen were extremely lucky in having Bernese on the Orientation Committee. Her warm, sparkling personality lessened their difficul- ties and anxieties.

As an Athlete, Student, Individual, and friend, Bernese has won a spot in the heart of each person at St. Mary's.

Bernese Culhane

St. Mary's has greatly benefited from the inter- est and contributions of Rose Marie Peacher, better known as "Peach." Aside from her office of vice- president of the Student Government Association, her membership on athletic teams and clubs, her parts in school productions for membership in Phi Theta Kappa, and her interest in and willingness to help each individual and organization. Peach is known for her artistic ability. Last year this talented student was the recipient of the "Best Oil Painting" award. Her personality, talent, and initiative have Peach a great success at St. Mary's, one of whom only the best are deserving of her presence.

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For three years now Dianna Dunham's ever- ready smile has graced our campus. Personality and charm combined with service and leadership are exemplified by her whenever there is something happening. She is always around with a helping hand whether it be an athletic team or decorations for a dance. She will long be remembered for her willingness to work as demonstrated in such activi- ties as the choir, the hockey team, and Artist and Lecture Committee. No matter what Dianna is doing she enjoys doing it and working with other people. As a final honor and privilege she was chosen to represent St. Mary's Seminary Jr. College in the annual Apple Blossom Festival.

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Judy Peper is truly the "contributed the most for St. Mary's." No matter what type of activity or social event you ore planning, Judy is right there with some new ideas or to give a helping hand. She has helped with athletic activities and social events, but her specially is dance decorations.

She will be remembered for her helpfulness and willingness to work on the Social Committee, Orien- tation Committee and especially by the Sophomore Class, who elected her their President this year.

Her personality, poise, imagination and leader- ship have made Judy popular not only with the stu- dents but with the faculty as well. Her efficiency and cheerfulness always makes the tasks so much easier and quicker.

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Sealed (left fa r,ghll Anne McCloughry, Sondra Osleen, Jan Vallionl, Slu Wilkinson, Nancy Pat- terson. Stonding Hell (o fighl) Olga Horoshak. Pal Crowe, Susan Claggetl, Rose Marie Peacher, Miss Simms, Sponsor.

The Student Government Association permits us here at Saint Mary's to exercise all of the privileges of democratic living. By practicing these principles, we learn to become better citizens.

MENS STUDENT GOVERNMENT: led lo righl. Buddy Stringer, Sheldon Sulphin, James Wood, Jerry Vazanno.

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In its endeavor to make us good citizens, Saint Mary's has established an Honor Court. The Court hears cases concerning violations of lying, cheating, and stealing and assists the Student Government.

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The school offers facilities, such as business and science laboratories, to further our knowledge. By using these features the students attain a better knowledge of and experience in their special fields.

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PHI THETA KAPPA left (o right, tiz Hammell, Sue Churn, Rose Marie Peoche Karen Kins.nger, Borbora Faole, Susan Claggelt.

A number of fhe students who have attained and kept a B average comprise the Kappa XI chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity.

SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Se< righl} Nancy Patterson, S Emily Dinkle, Slu Wilkins

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Sheldon Sulphin, Pot Porker. Slonding (le/( (o erson, liz Shone, Amy Tobor, Cherie Forlow,

Each Tuesday we have an interesting assembly which is arranged and pre- sented by the Assembly Committee.

ARTIST SERIES COMMITTEE; Dionno Dunhorr Cole, Virginia Orll.

ORIENTATION COMMITTEE; Seated ILell (o right) Jeanie Cole, Bernese Culhane, Susan Claggetl, Judy Peper, StanAng (left to rigtit) Billie Boole, Sandra Osleen, Frances Turner, Pot Parker, Slu Wilkinson.

The members of fhe Artist and Lecture Series Committee serve as hostesses at the four annual presentations.

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Seoled— Emily Dinkle, Rosemary Peacher, Barbara Foole, Mr. Fohl, Sponsor. Stonding — Sheldon Sulphin, Buddie SIringer.

5AMADRA: Sealed tUII fo righO Merle Pugh, Anne McClaughry, ioanne Weover, Aleda Bunch. Standing lieh fo nghll Emily Dinkle. Mr. WoMoce, sponsor, and Lynn Dornhcim.

HOME ECONOMICS ClUB: Seoted (led fo rlghf) Barbara Foote. Sondy Storfl, Karen Kinsinger, Solly Wolker. Sfonding (lefl (o nghll Betsy Mann, ond Sondy Osleen.

MEDICAL CAREER GROUP. Seafed (firsf row, le(f fo nghll Peggy Burdeffe, Dorlcnc Lyons, Beverly Raders, Judy Rudy. Seoled (second row. Ml fo right) Cory Block, Betty Short. Miss Chance, sponsor, Ann Hill Williams, and Koren Kinsinger.

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NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: Georgean: Pinto, Ann Plummer, Sondy Scorff, Darlene Lyon Mr. Miles, Sponsor, Belly Long.

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CURRENT AFFAIRS CLUB: first row Hell to right) Georgeonne Groff, Ann Hughes, Ernie Bell, Lynn Dorntieim. Second row: Mr. Yorborough, Sponsor, Jim Wood, Emily Dinkle, Gloria Gray, Karen Mooney, Jerry Vazonna. Third row Anne McClaughry, Virginia Orll, Maggie Mot- (ell, John Roberts.

POINT NEWS: Hell (o r/ght) Bernese Culhane, Sondy Barnes, Lynn Dornheim, Belly Carey, Joonne Weaver, Anne McClaughry, Adele Hedges, Emily Dinkle, Aledo Bunch, Christy Jones, Merle Pugh, Mr. Wallace, Sponsor, Carol Vonsickle.

CASTELLAN: Ikll lo righll Solly Walker, Joan Carver, Bonnie Tollon, Georgeonne Groff, Bcrboro Foole, Miss Simms, Spons. Ann Hughes, Dionno Dunham, Koren Mooney, Jonet Welk, Jeonnie Cole.

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The Choir, directed by Mr. Brantley Greeson, promotes the enjoyment of music at S. M. S. Among the performances this year are the Christmas Assembly and participation in the "Wizard of Oz."

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WOMEN DAY STUDENTS: Frances Dovij, Ann Bean, Sally.H30lh Fonestock, Bonnie Bannowsky, Helene Hogon. Mr!. Car- olyn Burnell, Mrs. Ncomo Monahon, Frances Brubacher.

Students from surrounding areas affend St. Mary's Junior College. Although these students do not live on campus they are active in all areas of college life.

MEN DAY STUDENTS; Allen Stewart, Mike Von Dolsum. Sheldon Sutphin, Alfred Hazel, fseoled in Bell, Jim Corner, Albie Norris, John Barber, Douglas Richie, Joe Hardy, Buddy Stringer, Jerry Vo!i Roberts, T L Harrison, Philip Wllkerson, Philip Kingry.

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Our May Court was chosen this year for its beauty but the contestants hove more than beauty. Each girl selected has given of herself willingly, helping in all school activities.

The court consists of three represen- tatives of each class and from these the queen was chosen. These girls reigned over festivities at the Festival of the May this year.

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The Athletic Association is one of the largest or- ganizations on our campus. This organization con- sists of every female student enrolled here. The main purposes of the A. A, are to administer athletic and recreational activities for v^omen students, to establish leadership, to increase class spirit and loy- alty towrord the school, and to promote good sports- manship.

Any member of the Association is eligble for the Board which is the governing body of the organiza- tion. The board consists of a president, vice-presi- dent, secretary, treasurer, activity managers, social chairman, class representatives, and ex-officio — the president of the Student Government Association. These members are elected by the entire female stu- dent body with the exception of the class represen-

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This active organization sponsors both athletic and social activities. Archery, volleyball, basketball, badminton, softball, hockey, tennis, swimming, boat- ing, dance, and cheerleading are offered through intramurals, clubs, varsity teams, all-star teams, sports days, invitational games, and recreational activities. The social activities consist of the Christ- mas prom. May Day, A. A. picnic, A. A. banquet, rec- ord hops, and other activities scheduled by the board for any given date. Through the Athletic Association the varsity teams are given much sup- port by the frequently scheduled pep rallies.

The Athletic Association is an active, hard- work- ing organization which gets its reward through the satisfaction of the participants in its activities.

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The varsity hockey learn of 1960 was a tremen- dous success for St. Mary's. Under the skillful teach- ing of Miss Stancil, the girls learned the meaning of fair play, good sportsmanship, and many new skills which had been unknown to them before. Upon these fore mentioned traits the varsity team was cho- sen.

The girls put in an exceptional amount of time and energy for practice and it was all worthwhile. The school spirit which was gained from these prac- tices and games will long be remembered and will be carried down through the years.

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The Volleyball Intramurals got off to a bong early in November. The student body met in the gym smoker and selected three teams from each class. A round robin tournament was held consist- ing of fifteen games. All in all these intramurals, which were won by team 1, exhibited the much im- proved school spirit and sportsmanship of St. Mary's Seminary Junior College.

The Volleyball All-Star squad was selected by Miss Stancil. Ten outstanding girls were picked were chosen for the squad. These girls were picked for participation, sportsmanship, and skill. The fac- ulty-student game was held November 4. The fac- ulty won the game — however, the All-Stars played a great game.

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This year St. Mary's hod a varsity basketball team chosen from the intra- mural players. The girls were chosen for good sportsmanship, ability, attitude, willingness, and spirit. The first game was played at Notre Dome on February 16 at 4:30 in the afternoon. For the second game the girls left S. M. S. on March 3 and spent the night at Salisbury State Teachers College. The next day they played a gome with the S. T. C. girls and then returned to S. M. S. that afternoon. During the entire season the girls worked very hard practicing to make their team a success, not only for themselves but for S. M. S.

WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL: Sandy Jones, Susan Claggell, Adele Hedges, Pinto, Ann Hughes, Rose Marie Peacher Miss Sloncil, Sponsor.

: Culhone, Ann Plummer, Chorlolle oon Carver, Maggie MoflleM, Pol ■, Oakie Abrahams, Virginia Orll,

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The theory for basketball which is held by our coach, Hank LaVay, is simple: you win or lose, but you play to win. This year the team lived up to the theory to the best of its ability. By displaying good sports- manship and true team spirit each member gave S.M.S- J.C. due reason for being proud of him, and each player started each game with the same idea and de- termination: that I'm going to win.

The students also have a theory: they are behind the team all the way. The team could feel confident of their support no matter what occurred on the court.

The team feels this way about the Basketball sea- son of this year: win or lose the team played; win or lose the coach was with them; and win or lose they had the best support in the league.

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shade Where Lord Calvert with the Indians once a treaty made. Like a beacon by the river, stands she grandly bold, Giving knowledge to her daughters — worth more than pure

gold, Age and fire cannot destroy her — (She has stood the test) — We will always love St. Mary's — she deserves our best. We will ever love St. Mary's — love to praise her name; Strive to make our lives add luster to her glorious fame. Let your glad song wake the echoes, sing with voices free — Hail to Thee, Dear Alma Mater! Hail, all hail, to Thee!

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Mr. and Mrs. Frankiln P. Perdue Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Pinto Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Plummer

Senator George L. Radcliffe Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Raders

Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Roberts, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rudy Mr. and Mrs. Alda H. Shipp

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Short Smith's incorporated

Mrs. Madeline A. Stewart

Sunoco Gas Station

Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Sutphin

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Taber Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Talton

Taylor Gas Company

Mr. and Mrs. Worley Tebbs

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Volliant

Mrs. Mary W. Vazzona Mrs. Gracia A. Weaver

Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Wood

1961

CASTELLAN

STAFF

Ann Bean, Day Hop Representative

Ernie Bell

Joan Carver, Editor

Jeanie Cole, Typing Editor

Vernon Dorsey

Dianna Dunham, Advertising Manager

Ann Ferrall

Barbara Foote, Photography Editor

Georgeann Groff, Activities Editor

Adele Hedges

Ann Hughes, Women's Sports Editor

Darlene Lyons

Karen Mooney, Typing Editor

Sandra Osteen

Pat Parker, Art Editor

Rose Marie Peacher

Judy Peper

John Roberts

Allen Stev^art, Men's Sports Editor

Sarah Stoddard

Buddy Stringer

Sheldon Sutphin

Bonnie Tolton, Assistont Editor

Solly Walker, Lay Out Editor

Janet Welk, Business Manager

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