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THE HA WK
Board of Editors
DONALD \'. MITCHELL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
CARROLL MARCUS ASSOCIATE EDITOR
CYNTHIA ALTON BUSINESS MANAGER
CLYDE THOMAS SPORTS EDITOR
ADDISON WALLACE ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR
CONSUELLA ARMWOOD STAFF CORRESPONDENT
JOYCE BIGGERS STAFF CORRESPONDENT
PAUL \VILES LAY-OUT EDITOR
HARRY REDD LAY-OUT EDITOR
RONALD O. FAL^VELL ART EDITOR
THOMAS EDWARDS ART EDITOR
AL\TN POPE ART EDITOR
BERNARD CARTER STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
SCOTLAND J. B. HARRIS STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Faculty Advisers J- Leon Gates, Jininiic Mosley,
Youra Quails, Thomas H. Wiles
1964 MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE 1964
PRINCESS ANNE, MARYLAND
DEDICATIOX To Mr. Clifton J. Anderson To him oiu' runners owe the splendor and s]3eed of their feet. To him they owe their ability to run the straight race both actually and s}anbolically, for he preaches and practices the lesson to applaud when the race is run, console when a runner falls, cheer him when he recovers — and always to press on to higher achievement. In bringing to Maryland State College the \enturc of shaping champions, he has demonstrated that those who \enturc greatly shall win greatly: In 1961, in 1962. and again in 1963 "Cappy's" men out-jumped and out-ran all other teams in the CIAA. In saluting our \ictorious coach, let us be dedicated to his ideals of modesty, gentilit)-, hard work, and superlative performance.
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Mr. Clifton J. Anderson, Track Coach and Professor of Physical Education.
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The Andersons: FIRST ROW: Donald. Patty, Penny; SECOND ROW: Joey, Clifton, Jr., Linda; THIRD ROW: Kyle, Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Anderson.
Coach and Mrs. Anderson in a relaxed moment.
Kyle and Donny investigate their new buses; Penny dresses her doll.
Joey, Pat, Linda, and "Duke" getting out their homework.
"Cappy" giving the boys some points on getting out of the hole.
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DR. JOHN TAYLOR WILLIAMS, PRESIDENT OF MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE
The assemblage of a distinguished faculty, the planning of an unusual librar)-, the provision of well-equipped classrooms and laboratories — outward and visible signs of a foremost college — are prominent contributions of President Williams to the community we are priviliged to inhabit. As its first citizen, he contributes some- thing of greater importance than buildings and classrooms to that community: He gives it a life style that helps each student to realize enlightenment today so that to- morrow he may add to the world the strengths he has gained in college.
THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND THE HONORABLE J. MILLARD TAWES
In saluting our distinguished neighbor from Crisfield, the Governor of Maryland, we note with special emphasis and gratitude his public commitment to aid achieve- ments of the college and university in contributing to the health and economy of the state and the building of communities of scholars.
The Board of Regents for Higher Education
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Mr. Charles P. McCormick Chairman
Mr. Edward F. Holter Vice-Cliairman
Dr. Wilson H. Elkins Executive Officer
Mr. Harry H. Xuttle Treasurer
Dr. B. Herbert Broun Secretary
Dr. Louis I. Kaplan Aiiiitant Secretary
Juduc William Walsh
Mr. Richard W. Case
Dr. Thomas B. Symons
Mrs. Sara .\. W'hitehurst
Foreword
"What thou lovest well remains" said a poet, perhaps speaking assurance to all who love but must leave the spacious campus and towering walls, where four years have been too little room for beholding the yellow forsythia embracing the library wall in spring, the blazing rainbow of color dropping from serene trees in the fall, and the white radiance of unshattered snow sloping gently across the Trigg Hall yard in winter. When you who make the accompanying tour of Maryland State College with this year's Hawk staff shall, in years to come, summon up remembrance of things past, you will find within these pages reassurance that what you loved well remains.
Table of Contents
DEDICATION 2
ADMINISTRATION 5
FACULTY
THE SENIOR CLASS
THE JUNIOR CLASS
THE SOPHOMORE CLASS
THE FRESHMAN CLASS
ORGANIZATIONS
SPORTS
FEATURES
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Dr. E. Worthington Waters, Director of Guidance and Teacher Train- ing; Education (Seated at Extreme Right).
Mrs. Ina Q. Steele, Administrative Assistant to the President
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Mr. F. H. Harris, Dean of Men.
Mrs. M. Barbee Boone, Dean of Women.
Miss Irma L. Folic, Assistant Dean of Women.
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Mr. William J. Wilson, Business Manager
Mrs. Olie A. Carpenter, Librarian. Mr. Vernon E. McCain, Director of Athletics, Head Football Coach.
Mrs. Violet J. Wood, Director of Admissions.
Mr. Charles C. Jacobs. Director of Public Relations; French.
Reverend W. Tycer Nelson, College Chaplain; Sociology.
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Mr. Raleigh W. Bowen, Director of Food Serince.
Dr. Neville A. Baron, College Physician.
Mr. R. H. Beasley, Supervisor of Maintenance.
James B. Abram, Jr., B.S., Langston; M.S., Oklahoma State; Biology.
Darlene Abram, B.A., Prairie \'iew: Assistant. Office of Admissions.
Raymond P. Algatt, S.B., M.I.T. ; Mechanic Arts. Clifton J. Anderson, A.B., A.M., Indiana; Physical Education.
Enez Y. Bowins, B.A., Maryland State; Assistant, Office of Admissions.
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Theodore Briggs, B.S., Hampton; M.S., Michigan; Me- chanic Arts.
Howard L. Brockington, A.B., M.A., Michigan State; Ph.D., Iowa; Head, Music.
Mary Fair Burks, A.B., Alabama State; M.A., Michigan; English.
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Carrie Chishoni, Secretary to the De
Ethel R. Cottman, B.A., Delaware; English.
Elizabeth Cordery, Secretary. Public Relations — Physi- cal Education.
Lorna DaCnsta, B.M., M.M., Juilliard: Music.
Marian Cuyjet. Kathcrine Dunham School of the Dance: Physical Education.
Ella Pearl Doane, Dormitory Matron.
Vivian Evans, College Nurse.
Fred Eikel, A.B., M.A., Texas; English and German.
Alethia A. Elps, A.B., M.A., Columbia; Home Econom-
Albertha Ferguson, B.A., Benedict; M.A., Atlanta: Busi- ness Education.
J. Leon Gates, A.B.. Maryland State: Business Office.
Jason C. Grant. Ill, A.B.. Virginia Union; M.L.S., .'\tlanta: Librarian.
Phyllis Goldsborough, Telephone Operator
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Lorraine Holloway, Dormitory Ma- tron.
William O. Hull, A.B., Lincoln (Pa.) : M.S., Pennsylvania: Mathematics and Physics.
Anne Howard (Standing), Secretary, Agriculture Home Economics.
Cecelia E. Humphrey, B.S., Iowa State; M.A., M.S., Michigan; Ph.D., Cincinnati; Head, Home Economics.
•\udrcy Jones, B.S.. Maryland State: R,>rnrch Aisiitanl.
William P. Hytche, B.S., Langston: M.S., Oklahoma State: Mathematics.
T. Waldo Kiah, B..^., Morgan; M.Ed., Temple; Education.
W. Augustus Low. .^.B.. Lincoln CMo.) : M..\., Ph.D.. Iowa: Head, History and Social Sciences.
William A. Lynk, A.B., Fisk: M \, Michigan Head, Natural Sciences and Matheviatus
Gloria A. Mann, Secretary, Business Office.
Hazel B. Milbourne, B.A., Maryland State; Secretary, Book Store-Food Services.
Claude C. Marion, B.S., Florida; M.S., Minnesota Ph D , Cornell, Agriculture Education.
Grace S. Morton, B.S., Hanipfon; M.S., Iowa State Home Economics.
Dillingham McDanicI, A.B., M..^., Fisk; English.
Russell Moran, Sergeant, United States .Air Force: Administrative Assistant. Air Science.
Charles E. McMillin, B.A., M..-^., Illinois: .\W Command and Staff School, Maxwell Air Force Base: Lieutenant-Colonel, U.S. .Mr Force; Head, Air .Science.
Jimniie Moslcy, A.B., Texas Southern: M.S., Pcnn State; Art Education.
Harry W. Paine. B.S., M.E., Iowa State College; M.S., Wisconsin; Ed.D., Michigan ; Mathematics.
Yom-a Quails. .\.B., Fisk: ^[..\., Ph.D.. Radcliffe: Head. Eiigln and Languages.
James C. Pfautz, B.S., United States Military .Xcademy; Air Science
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Samuel VV. Rocker, A.B.. Morehouse: M.A.. Atlanta: Busine
Anita Stewart, B.S., Morgan: M.S., Ohio State; Biology.
Gerald Spiker, Farm Manage
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Mary Stewart, Secretary, Guidance-Arts and Sciences- Mechanic Arts.
Vernon W. Stone, A.- Chicaga YMC.\: M.A., Chi- cago; Ph.D., California; M.Ed., Harvard: Head, Busi-
Charlcs O. Stout. A.B., Kansas; MA Ed.D., Indiana; Head, Mechanic Arts.
John V. Strickland, B.A., Rust; M.S., Massa. chusctts; Poultry Husbandry; Economics.
James A. Sullivan, Hampton; Mechanic Arts.
Nathaniel C. Taylor, B.A., Tennessee A. and I; M.A., Columbia; Physical Education, Assist- ant Dean of Men.
Richard Thomas, B.S., Chcyney; M.Ed., Pcnn State; Mechanic Arts.
Moses W. Vaughn, B.S., \Vcst Virginia Sla'.r: M.S., Michigan State; Ph.D., Massachusetts; At^rkultiirc. m^ y Chemistry.
Dorothy Waters, B..\.. Morgan: English
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Robert M. White, A.B., Kentucky State; M.A., Indiana; Head, Physical Education.
Thomas B. Wilburn, B.A., Ohio State; Business Office.
Furman F. WilHams, B.S., South Carolina State; M.Ed., Pennsylvania; Mechanic Arts.
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AGRICULTURAL EXTEXSION STAFF: Mrs. Ger- trude Capers, Secretary; Mr. Leon Johnson, Agricultural .Agent; Mrs. Omega Jones, Home Demonstration Agent.
Dining Hall StafT: Mrs. Hall: Mrs. Robinson; Mr. Bowen.
Dining Hall Staff: Bowen, Webster, Bloard, Wilson.
Maintenance Harmon, Ballard, Har-
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Manokin, Maryland
Home Economics Education
Charles E. Ballard Box 181
Westover, Maryland Industrial Arts Education
Sherman Bernett Maple Avenue Bowie, Maryland Business Education
Nicholas Bond Huntingtown Maryland Agriculture Education
Jcanette Bratten Roue 2, Box 251 Selbyville, Delaware Social Science
Gerald Briscoe 3643 Gelston Drive Baltimore, Maryland Biology
AVENT, DOLLIE H.: Alpha Kappa Alpha; Home Eco- nomics Club (1959-1961); iMajorettes (1959-1961); Wes- ley Foundation (1963-64). BALLARD, CHARLES E.: YMCA; Men's Senate; Industrial Arts Club. BERNETT, SHERMAN: Football, Guard; Intramural Golf; Volleyball; Tennis; Basketball; Softball; THE LEDGER; Phi Beta Lambda (Corresponding Secretary, 1963-64); Drill Team;
Chess Club; Rifle Club; Newman Club. BOND, NICHO- LAS: Intramural Sports; NFA; Science Club: YMCA. BRATTEN, JEANETTE: YWCA: History Club; Women's Council. BRISCOE, GERALD M.: Omega Psi Phi (Keeper of Record and Seal, 1963-64) ; YMCA.; Science Club; Wes- ley Foundation.
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Dwiglit R. Brooks
1004 Hammonds Ferry Rd.
Glen Burnie, Maryland
Mathematics
Iris \'irgie Brooks 146 Delaware Avenue Salisbury, Mainland Business Education
Claude C. Brown Upper Fainnount Maryland Ennlish
Gloria Jean Brown 525 Bowman Dri\e Annapolis, Maryland Business Education
Lonnie Butler 1349 Marechal Neil St. Memphis, Tennessee Physical Education
Bernard J. Carter 803 Washington A\enue Baltimore 16, Maryland Industrial Education
BROOKS, D^VIGHT R.: Phi Beta Sigma (Treasurer, 1962): Science Club; Crescent Club (1962): YMCA (1963!: Student Counselor (1963): Alpha Kappa Mu In- terest Group (1962). BROOKS, IRIS: Business Education Club (Phi Beta Lambda!: .\ngel Flight (Commander, 1961-62): Stagecrafters. BROWN, CLAUDE E.: English Club: YMCA: Men's Senate. BROWN, GLORIA J.: Al- pha Kappa Alpha (Grammateus. 1962-64: YWCA (Vice President. 1962-64): Women's Council fSecretaiy, 1963-
64): Student Counselor (.Secretaiy. 1962-63): Plii Beta Lambda ('1963-64): Stagecrafters (1960-61): Intramurals. BUTLER. LOXNIE: Basketball: Physical Education Ma- jois: ^■^IC:.\: Li-tteriuen's Club: Science Club: Student Council: .Mens Council. CARTER, BERNARD J.: .Scrol- ler Club (President, 1962-63): Kappa Alpha Psi: Indus- trial .\rts Club ("Vice President. 1962-63): Drill Team; Newman Club: YMC.V: Student Council: Men's Council; Intramural .Sports.
Helen Chester Box 41
Vienna, Man-land Social Science
Clarence demons, Jr. Route 1, Box 275 Marion, Maiyland Music Education
George E. Coates Owings Maryland Agriculture
St. George I.E. Crosse
409 West Sixth Street Laurel, Delaware Biological Sciences
Celia W. Douglas 110 West Lee Street Baltimore 30, Maryland Biological Sciences
Wilease Alinda Fields Box 307 Meadowridge Rd. Elkridge 27, Maiyland English
CHESTER, HELEN: Alpha Kappa Alpha; Student NEA (President, 1961); Stagecraftcrs (Secretary, 1960); Wo- men's Council (Treasurer, 1960) ; Student Council; Alpha Kappa Mu Literest Group. CLEMONS, CLARENCE JR.: Crescent Club: Men's Coimcil, Football (Guard, Team Captain). COATES, GEORGE E.: Men's Senate, Sphinx Club, NFA, Science Club, Lounge Counselor. CROSSE, ST. GEORGE LB.: Omega Psi Phi (Vice Basileus) ; Chess Club (President): Science Club; Senior Class (President):
Stagecraftcrs: Alpha Kappa Mu; Who's Who; Choir; Wes- ley Foundation. DOUGLAS, CELL-\ ^V.: Litramurals: YWCA (President, 1963); Wesley Foundation: Angel Flight (Operations Officer, 1962); Science Club; Women's Council; Student Counselors. FIELDS, WILEASE A.: Delta Sigma Theta, Vice President; English Club, Vice President: Women's Clouncil, Vice President: Stagecraftcrs; French Club: Pan-Hellenic Council: Student Counselor.
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Jacqueline Fleming 1030 North Fulton Avenue Baltimore, Mar)'land Sociology
Thomas L. Frasier, Jr. 913 North Bond Street Baltimore, Maryland Industrial Arts Ed.
Barbara Gaither Grcensbridge Road Dayton. Maryland Social Sciences
Barbara N. Glenn 292 Earleigh Heights Sevema Park 2. Maryland Biology
EI\\)Ti Andrew Godsey
807 I Street
Sparrows Point 19, Maryland
Mathematics
Kenneth H. flriTnc 1308 West Fourth Street C;rccn\ille. North Ciarolina Hiitorv
FLEMING. J.ACQUELINE: Histon- Club: Chaplain, YWC.'V; \Vomen"s Council; French Club; Stagecrafters; Model, -Art Department. FRASIER, THOM.\S L., JR.: Industrial Arts Club; Lampados Club. GAITHER. BAR- B.\R.\: I\-\- Leaf Club; Secretar)'. English Club; Cliann Club; French Club. GLENN. BARBARA N.; Secretary-.
Science Club: President, .•\rchonian Club: Zeta Phi Beta. GODSEY. ELVVYN A.: Poleiuarch. Kajjpa .Mpha Psi; Statistician, Basketball, Football; ROTC Operations and Training Officer, 1960-63: ROTC Executive Officer, 1963; Arnold Air .Society; Intramurals. GREENE. KENNETH H.; Histor\- Club; Men's Senate: Scroller Club.
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Alma Marie Hall Hampden Avenue Princess Anne, Maryland Physical Education
Elaine Hayes Route 2, Box 99
Annapolis, Maryland Business Education
Dorothy Virginia Holliday Box 237
St. Michael's, Maiyland Home Economics
James Woodrow Jones 309 Pine Street Baltimore 22, Maryland Physical Education
Christine A. Kelly Route 32
Simpsonville, Mapiland Mathematics
Doris Kennedy Route 2, Box 72 Centerville, Mar)'land Home Economics
HALL, ALMA M.; Women's Council, Day Students Repre- sentative; Vice President, Wesley Foundation, 1961; Presi- dent, Wesley Foundation, 1963; President, Ivy Leaf Club, 1962-63. HAYES, ELAINE: Phi Beta Lambda; LEDGER; Women's Council. HOLLIDAY, DOROTHY V. : Women's Council; YWCA; Home Economics Club; College Choir. JONES, JAMES W.: Omega Psi Phi, Intramurals; YMCA;
Drill Team: Men's Council: Men's Senate; President, Lampados; Editor to Oracle. KELLY, CHRISTINE A.: Who's Who of Students; Angel Flight; Secretary, Student Counselors; Treasurer, Women's Council; Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group; Science Club. KENNEDY, DORIS: Home Economics Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Women's Council; Charm Club; Student Counselors; Angel Flight.
Abraham Lockett
336 East Twenty-first St.
Baltimore, Mar>'land 2128
Sociology
Delores Mackall Route 2, Box 164 HuntingtowTi, Maiyland Home Economics
Howard B. Lyles Route 1
Poolesville, Maiyland Physical Education
Mattie Lyons 205 Clinton Lane Dundalk, Mainland Mathematics
Charles Albert Mays 238 Carbon Street Jersey City, New Jersey Mathematics
Wonne McClain 2215 ^Vest Saratoga St. Baltimore. Maiyland Home Economics
LOCKETT. ABRAHAM: Sphinx Club: Art Club: Historv' Club: National Social Workers of America: Men's Council. LYLES, HIVVARD B.: Captain and Pitcher. Baseball Team: Crescent Club: Intramurals: Phi Beta Sigma. LYONS. ^L\TTIE: Assistant Secretary', Science Club: President. I\y Leaf Club: Treasurer. Alpha Kappa Alpha; Chann Club: YWCA. ^L\CKALL. DELORES: YWCA;
Vice President, Home Economics Club: Women's Council; Chann Club. .\L'\YS, CHARLES A.: Crescent Club; Phi Beta Sigma; Captain, Track Team: Vice President, "M" Club. MCCLALN, YVONNE: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Gram- mateus: WHO'S WHO, 1962: Chaplain, Women's Coun- cil: Treasurer, Charm Club: Vice President, Home Econom- ics Club: Student Counselor.
Ronald Eugene McCulloiigh 1030 Lincoln Avenue Toledo, Ohio Grnrral Business
Wayne Stewart Miles Route 2, Box 48 Princess Anne, Maryland Mathematics, Chemistry
Donald V. Mitchell Box 454
Crisfield, Man'land Sociology
Marion Etta Molock
R.F.D. 2, Cambridge, Maryland
Home Economics Ed.
Delores Milenc Oden Route 2, Box 36-B S»n-erna Park,. Maryland Social Sciences
Sharon Phillips 3415 Liberty Heights Baltimore, Maryland Enslish
McCULLOUGH, ROLAND E.: President, Sphinx Club; Editor, LEDGER; Phi Beta Lambda: Lay-Out Editor, The Hawk; Student Lounge Counselor; Basketball; Newman Club. MILES, WAYNE S.: Omega Psi Phi; Baseball; Sci- ence Club; Pan-Hellenic Council; Secretary, Men's Senate; French Club, Treasurer: Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group; Student Council. MITCHELL, DONALD V.: President, Phi Beta Sigma; Editor-in-Chief, The Hawk; Football,
Guard: French Club; History Club; YMCA; Cultural Affairs and Foreign Relations Council. MOLOCK, MARI- ON E.: Home Economics Club; Women's Council; Ivy Leaf Club; Intramurals. ODEN, DELORES M.: Secretary, Wesley Foundation; Parliamentarian, History Club; Student Council; Chami Club; English Club; French Club; NEA; Student Council. PHILLIPS, SHARON: English Club; French Club; Newman Club; Women's Council.
Lewis Powell 211 C Street Chesapeake 3, \'irginia Matlii mntiii
Norwood Francis Purnel Tingle Street Snow Hill, Maryland Social Science
Diann Rliotk Route 1, Box 130 Princess Anne, Maryland En slisli
Russell Rogers 59 South 9th Street Newark; New Jersey Physical Education
C:liarles H. ShcuM Route 1
Whaley^ille. Mar Matlii tnatics
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Mercdilli Siiiitli 203 Fleming Drive Baltimore 22, Maryland PItysical Education
POWELL, LEWIS: President. Student Council; President, Alpha Phi Alpha: President, Science Club; Parliamentarian, Senior Class, Men"s Senate: Treasurer, Student Counselors; "M" Club; Track; YMCA. PURNELL, NORWOOD F.: President, Wesley Foundation; Omega Psi Phi, Keeper of Finance: Treasurer, Senior Class; Cadet 2nd Lieutenant, AFROTC. 1961-62: Choir: Band; Student Council, Men's Council: Student Counselor; History Club: French Club; English Club. RHOCK, DLANN: President, Women's Coun- cil ; President, .Alpha Kappa .Mpha : President, NE.'\ : English
Club: .Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group; Student Council. ROGERS, RUSSELL: Track (Captain, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963): "M" Club; Scroller Club: Physical Education Club; NC.\A All-American Team, 1961. SHOWELL, CHARLES H.: President, Phi Beta Sigma: Vice-President, Men's Senate: Vice-President, Student Council; Squadron Com- mander. ROTC: Commander, Arnold Air Society: YMCA; Pan-Hellenic Council, Treasurer. SMITH, MEREDITH: Kappa .Alpha Psi; Physical Education Club: Intramural Club; Manager, Intramurals; Mens Senate.
Robert L. Spence 125 North Wanamaker St. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Social Science
Maiy C. Stancil
1721 East Lafayette Ave.
Baltimore, Maryland
Pli\^!((i! Education
Sedric Louis Suggs 1119 Luper Street Rocky Mount, North Car. Physical Education
Sidney E. Sullivan 1028 High Street Shelby\'ille, Kentucky Industrial Arts Ed.
Rebecca Sydnor 5 Moores Avenue Cambridge, Maryland Home Economics
Nana Mae Thomas 100 South Grant Street UniontowTi, Pennsylvania
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SPENCE, ROBERT L.: Vice-President, Freshman Class: (Full-back, Varsity); YMCA; Track; Lettermen's Club;
Varsity Football, Right Guard (four years); Scroller Club; Men's Senate; Crescent Club. SULLIVAN, SIDNEY E. :
Chess Club: Stagecrafters: History Club. STANCIL,. President, Industrial Arts Club; Keeper of Peace, Omega
M.A.RY C: Dean of Pledges, Alpha Kappa Alpha; Busi- Psi Phi. SYDNOR, REBECC.V: Home Economics Club;
ness Manager. Junior Class; YWCA; Physical Education Women's Council; YWCA. THOMAS, NANA MAE: Eng^
Club: Cheering Squad. SUGGS, SEDRIC L.: Football lish Club; Women's Council; Cheering Squad.
Nathaniel \V. Tolson 8015 Rhode Island Avenue College Park, Maryland Biology
Clarence Albert Turner Route 3, Box 247-R Brandywine, Maryland Agriculture Education
Harry A. Vodciy, III 808 South Pine Street Cambridge, Maiyland Social Scimcc
Evelyn Ann Wade Route 1, Box 160 Waldorf, Maiyland Social Scicnc< s
diaries M. WalLti 906 South Spa Road Annapolis, Mar\-land Social Science
Nelson E. Wilkinson 316 S. Franklinton Rd. Baltimore, Maiyland Industrial Arts Ed.
TOLSON, NATHANIEL W.: President. Rifle Club: Sec- retary, Men's Council; Student Council; Science Club. TURNER, CLARENCE A.; President, YMCA; President, Alpha Phi Alpha; President, NFA; Student Council: Men's Senate; President, Junior Class. VODERY, HARRY A.; Vice-President, Choir: Vice-President, French Club; His- toid Club: Men's Senate: YMCA. WADE. EVELYN A.:
Secrctaiy. Newman Club: Secretar)', Angel Flight; History Club; NEA; Charm Club; French Club. WALKER, CHARLES M.: Histoiy Club; YMCA; French Club; YMCA. WILKINSON. NEL.SON E.: Student Council, Day Representative: i^an-Hellcnic: Industrial -Arts Club; Basileus, Omega Psi Phi.
George A. Wilson Route 4, Box 682 Edgewater, Maryland Physical Education
Curtis Wise
Box 122-C, Guilford Road Jessup, Maryland Business Education
Bernard Johnson 6 West 121st Street New York City Biology
WILSON, GEORGE A.: Varsity Football; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball; Golf; Scrollers Club; Physical Education Majors Club; Wesley Foundation; Vice President, Senior Class; Captain, Intramural Football
Champions; Manager, Intramural Softball Champions. WISE, CURTIS: Yearbook Staff; Stagecrafters ; LEDGER Staff; Chess Club; College Band. JOHNSON, BERNARD: YMCA; Men's Senate; Science Club.
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Owen Harrod Thomas Hay Timothy Hay
;/ Ra)TTiond Jackson
Ronald Jarrett
Ambrose Jearld
Frances Johns Betty Jones James C. Jones
Frances Kelly Morgan Kelly Clarence Keiii]
\obcrl Newton Leon Nunnelly Elixabc-th Nutter
Clarence Polk Celestine Pope William Powell
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Kenneth Simpler
Earlean Sturgis Dclorcs Sydnor Earl Taylor
Clyde Thomas James Thomas Percy Thomas
Grealy Thurmon Alvin Tinch Bona Waddy
Leroy Wainvvright Clifton Walker
Woodv Ward
Thelnia Jones
MeKin VVatkins James Wecms
Betty Williams Edward Williams Joseph Williams
Horace Wilson Helen Woods Barbara Greene
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The good fellows are together, but is the weather fair?
We mourned for the Hawks, and the heavens helped us.
Southerland, Brooks, Kelly: Relaxing after a busy day.
SOPHOMORES
Sandra Abney Consuella Annwood Monterey Banks
Lillian Bivans William Blackvvell Ed\vard Bland
Mary J. Brooks
Lloyd Butler Stanley B\rd
Robert Bvthewood
Shirley Camper Geneva Cannon
Phvllis Catlctt
Geraldine Chase Robert Cheers Charles Coleman
Evelyn Collins Sara Cook Rosalie Cornish
Livingston Cowling Marshall Cropper
Margaret Da\age
Laura Da\is James Dickens
Sadie Dixon Leslie Donaldson Thomas Do]3son
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George Fenwick Richard Fisher Wayne Fisher
Richard Forchion Carolyn Foy Marion Gee
Douglas Goodwin
Brenda Gordon Annette Green
Dennis Gross Lewis Hayward Ella Hill '
Russell Hogan Barbara Holland Lawrence Holliday
Ronald Howard Russell Irvine 01i\er Jackson
Brenda Johnson Bumell Johnson James Johnson
Leroy Johnson Phyllis Johnson
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Eric Judy
Alphonso Ingram Delores Kilarore
Kenneth LaPrince Doris Leigh James Liggins
Joan Lindsay Leroy Mack Da\id Marbrav
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Paul Marshall Clifton Martin Chester McLin
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William Moaney Frederick Moore
Dorothy Morton
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Joyce Nichols Norman Nichols Hector Pagan
Dou^'las Parker Rosalind Parker Carolyn Pcele
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William Perry Floyd Pinder James Privott
William Purnell Willie Purnell Harr)' Redd
Curtis Shclton Edwin Skinner Edward Smith
Maiy Southerland Ernestine Stanley Kenneth Stovall
Euretia Thaxton Myra Thomas Alicia Thompson
Jerome Thompson Norman Tilffhman
James Wallace
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Raymond VVashintrton Willie Washington Gladstone W'aters
McCarn,- Wheeler Everett Whitney Danny Wright
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Louise Ballard Charles Barber John Barber
Brcnda Barnes Sam Bee Rachacl Bennett
Wavey Bennett Joyce Biggers John Birckhead
Agatha Blair Bemice Bolden
Ella Bowen James Bowling
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Mildred Rownian Paiiirla I'owman
Ellis A. Boston Roocr Briddcll
Samuel M. Briscoe Albert M, Brown Bernard Brown
George A, Brown Gerald X. Brown Howard C. Brown
James Brown Jeannette Brown Marion T. Brown, Jr.
Sandra Lee BrouTi Sandra N. Brown Lariy Brittinghani
Richard Cain William Cain Pauline Carrisran
George Carroll, Jr. Bernard H. Carter Leroy Cartwright
A. Addison Cash Willie Ceasar
Laurence Chandler Leonard Clay
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Joseph Colardo Deborah Coleman
Nathan Collins Paressa Connor
Albert W. Cooks Chauncey Cordell Marshall Cropper
Clarence Cufifee Rose Dailey Barbara Daug-hety
Clyde Davenport Leslie DeShields Malinda DeShields
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Langston Duncan James Easton
Wilmer Elbert Dorothy Evans Peggy E\-ans
Samuel Everett Ronald Falwell Marianne Faulkner
Harold Fletcher Craig Flippen
Leroy Ford Linwood J. Foster, Jr.
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Eddie Fredrick Leslie Gaines
Sandra Gale Gilbert Gibson
Ruth Ann Gibson Kenneth Goldsmith Obie Gravelv
William A. Gray John Green Oliver D. Greene
David K. Greer William Gricr Jonathan Hall
\'iola Hall Judith Hamilton Esther C. Handy
Ruth Hannon Dinah Harris Joann Hemphill
Lewis M. Hendricks James Henr)- Joseph Henry
Naomi Henson Sherman Hollovvay
Samuel J. Horsey Arnold E. Huff
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Clinton R. Huff Geora;e E. Hull
Regina Humaine Samuel N. Hutchins
Dorothy M. Jackson Lillian E. Jackson Arthur Jenkins
Barbara Johns Blanche Johnson Virgie Johnson
Clifton Jones Earl Jones Joyce Jones
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Ray Kennedy Sandra Kino- James H. Kinsey
Larr\' Lee Aloha Lindsey Da\ id J. Louden
Donald Lundy Joan ^Laddox
William E. Maddox ^'i\ian Malonc
Emanuel Mansfield Winston Matthews
John McCargo Mary Grace McDade
Isaiah McKcnzic He)^\-ard McSwain Major Middleton
John A. Mihok Harr)' Miller Gary Moore
Harley Morris, Jr. Oliver Munson Alvin Neale
Arthurine Nixon Marguerite Nock William B. Northam, Jr.
Isaiah Oakley Brenda Joyce Parker Ralph Paden
William Parham Richard Peters Georsre Pettisfrew
James Pinder George Pinkney
VVilbert Pitts Anna Lee Polk
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R. Spencer Portee Gary Powell
Edward H. Proctor Madonna Pryor
Sarah Pumell Ronald Radice Leonard Ramev
Murtle Rainey Mack H. Ransome David Rice, Jr.
Jerome Rice Theodore Robinson Nina Sample
Christine Satterwhite Vashti Yvonne Saunders David Savoy
Robert C. Savoy, Jr. Jacob Scott John R. Scott, Jr.
Nonnan A. Scott Rodney Scott Richard Sembly
Michael Shelton Robert W. Shehon
Paul H. Shuford Mary Sessoms
Edgar Smith John Smith
Ronald Smith Thehna G. Smith
William T. Smith Ronald Spence Charles Stukes
Frankie Sumpter Donald Sydnor Catherine Thomas
Gilbert Thomas Robert P. Thomas
Dousjlas Thoms
Janice Tillman Shirley Travers Jeffery E. Turner
Lorraine Venable John Walker Sylvia Wallace
David Walton Diane A. Ward Margaret Watkins
Charles Weeden Charles Weems
Harry White Paul D. Wiles
Cad E. Williams Louis E. Williams
Walter Williams Francena Wilson
Ronald Wilson Wa\Tie W. Wilson Anthony J. Winder
Laura Wood Anthony Woodard Benjamin Woods
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Music, music, music
« Angie anci Godsey — and the Weather
Movie night, line forms on the right.
With the Class of 1967
Candelight dedication senice during Ura-iuation Week.
Upperclass ouunselors lead Candelight Service.
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Student Council President Lewis Powell speaks at opening social affair.
Lively dance lessens tension of tests.
Mihok receives traditional award from Miss Polk of English staff for high score in English Placement test.
Garner finds his way to library early in his cxjllcge career.
Traditional Presidential Reception with Mrs. Grant presiding at punch howl.
In Memoriam
GEORGE COAXES, 1964
EARNEST EVANS. 1965
Our fellow students endeared themselves to iis by their gaiety, chami, nobility, and generous conduct toward us all. Their lives were models for us to pattern, and we shall always miss the brightness of their presences here: Rorn of the sun they travelled a short while toward the sun and left their aima mater signed with the honor h\ which they li\ed.
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ORGANIZATIONS
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THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. SEATED on pillows: Bennett, Gee, Hemphill, Wilson. FIRST ROW (Seated): Thompson, McDade, Thomas, Boone, Lowe, B. Johnson, Randall, Douglass (President). SECOND ROW
(Standing): Pope, Williams, Sydnor, Cann, Greene, Catlett, Harris, Kelly, V. Johnson, Ringgold, Johns, Miss Polk, Ad- viser.
LOUNGE COUNSELLORS, SEATED: Sturgis, Ringgold, INC: Evans, Blackwell, Hill, Watkins, Leigh, Alton, Smith,
Nutter, Mason, Moore, Walker, Fletcher, Mr. Sullivan. STAND- Lowe, Cromwell, Gee, Gordon, Weems, Pope, Woodard.
THE FRENCH CLUB, St. George Crosse, President, Professor Jacobs, Adviser. Members: A. Howard, Tilghman, McDadc, Nichols, Pryor, McLin, Chase, Leigh, L. Howard, Hayward, Crosse, Jones, Kelly, Geer, Cook, Cannon, Harmon, Mac-
millaii, Whitney, Lewis, Judy, Johnson, Polk, Cornish, Dop- son, Pri\ott, Moancy, Waters, Brown, Ir\-ine, Jenkins, Dickens, Purnell, Davage, Redd, LaPrince, Bacote.
STUDENT COUNSELLORS, Dean F. H. Harris, Adviser. SEATED: Wallington, Alton, Cheeks, Gentry, Biggers, Greene, Dennis, Southerland, Pitts. STANDING: Handy, Tom Hay,
Randall, Adams, Tim Hay, Dill, Newton, Simpler, Sydnor, Munson, Boston, Robinson, Wcems, Jenkins, Barber, Fer- guson, Jones, Dean Harris.
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THE LEDGER Staff, Curtis Wise, Editor, Miss Ferguson, Adviser. Miss Ferguson, Shirley Travers, J. Jones, Lowe, Davis, Ringgold, Mason, M. Thomas, McCullough, Bernett, Fletcher.
SCIENCE CLUB, Ambrose Jerold, President, Professors Hull. Lynk. /Miram, and .Stewart. Advisers. Members: Nutter, Glenn, Johns. Robinosn. Waddy. T. Hay. T. Hay, Williams, Newton, Jones, Crosse, Garner, Jarrett, Hutchins, Knight. Evans. Lewis, Howard. Davis, Skinner, Dickens, Woodard, Lewis.
Men's Senate, John Knight, dent. Wallace, Jerold, Knight.
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The Charms of Music
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THE COLLEGE CHOIR, Miss Lorna DaCosta, Director; Robert Banks, Accompanist.
The State High School Chorus, directed by Professor Frank Carroll.
Salisbury State College Choir in concert at Maryland State College.
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Ag. Engineers cope with machinery.
The Future Farmers of America, Kenneth Simpler, President, Dr. C. C. Marion, Adviser.
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R. Schuherbrandt, '58, Marketing Specialist, US Virgin Islands Department of .Agriculture (Extreme right), vis- its famed Tuborg Breweries, Agriculture Louis Brown (second from left).
Industrial Ans Club, Thomas Frasier, President, Mr. Richard Thomas, .'\dviscr.
Industrial .Artists observe demonstration in welding.
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Alpha Kappa Alpha
STAXDING — Brown, Stancil, Da\age, Chester, McClain, Lyons; SEATED — Dennis, Adams, Randall, Rhock (Basileus), Chippey, Cheeks.
The Ivy Leaf Club
Cook, Pope, Thompson, Wallington, Johnson, Gordon. SEATED: Jerome Thompson, Iv-y Sweetheart.
Distinguished Sorors in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. MATTIE M. LYONS YVONNE MCCLAIN DLANN RHOCK
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SEATED: Smiley, Fields. STANDING: Cann, Nutter, Alton (President)
Distinguished Soror in Who's ]Vho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities:
CYNTHIA ALTON. 1965
Pyramid Club
Jones, Sturgis, Greene, Harris, Thaxton, Washington.
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SORORS: SEATED: Glenn (President), Robinsun, Banks. STANDING: Hill, Peele, South- erland.
"The pride of our hearts": SEATED: Hutchins, Forrhinn. D.uis. S'l'AXDIXG: Simpler, Mr. Hytche, Bland, Knight, Powell (President), Batson, S\\eetheart Thelnia Bell, Turner, Jerald, Wilson, Cowling.
Alpha Phi Alpha The Sphinx Club
Evans. Marshall, Jones, Goodwin, C. Jones, L. J"li: Sweetheart Bernice Bolden.
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Dr. Baron, Mr. Abrams, C. Kemp, L. Lewis, L. Rubbins, S. Cuyjet, J. Smith, P. Thomas. SEATED at Piano: Sweetheart Theresa Cheeks.
Kappa Alpha Psi
Founders' Day: Dr Williams, Speaker: SEATED: Kemp, Lewis, Smith, Cuyjet, Thomas.
Brothers complete Founders' Day in song.
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Spence, Jones, Tinch, Watkins, Brooks. SEATED: Sweetheart Alicia Thompson.
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Phi Beta Sigma
Sigma Float with Sweetheart Carolyn Peek, Prize Winner in Home Coming Parade.
President Mitchell with Sweetheart Carolyn in Homecoming Coronation Procession.
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Sutler, E\ans, Ir\inc. Marshall. Thurmon, Munson.
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SEATED: Briscoe, Cromwell. STANDING: McLin, Moore, Sullivan, Crosse, Wilkinson Omega Sweetheart Wilease Fields.
(President), Purnell, Morgan, Jones.
Brother Dr. Waters receiving farewell gift from Student Council before leaving on State Department Assignment in Nigeria.
Moore and McLin: Last minute preparations for the line.
Homecoming Float with Sweetheart Wilease Fields.
Lamps: Louden, Williams, Oisco, Fisher, Gibson, Howard, Liggins, Frasier, Skinner, Pagan, Johnson, W. Fisher. SEATED: Joyce Biggers, Sweetheart.
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Homecoming Hi- J inks
Bonfire lights up sky on night before Homecoming. Go bury the Eagle! Funeral procession forms.
Mourners for "Dead" Eagle appropriately celebrate. Program participants who "buried" North Carolina Eagle.
Carter, Rhodes, Frasier, building floats.
Miss Maryland State and her float: two priceless beauties.
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THE COROXATIOX: Entrance of Miss Maryland State.
Miss Mar>-land State after her crowning.
H.WVK SlafTer Consuclla .\rinwood, Miss Ha^vk. with lier escort Robert Spencc, follow the Court.
Former Queen Carolyn Thompson presents sceptre new Queen Louida Fletcher.
The lovely Queen leads her court from the stage of Kiah Hall to a reception in her honor.
Miss Maryland State
Louida O. Fletcher, "65, a Connecticut beauty, won the liearts of all Mainland Staters the first day she set foot on the campus. A Business Education major, she is outstanding in sports (Intramurals, a stunning figure as a cheerleader), acts and sings with grace, makes friends wherever she goes. Losely to look at and de- lightful to know, Lou reigns o\'er her subjects with dignity, charm, and love.
Lou poses for the camera with a group she has given her enthusiasm and loyalty: the Cheerleaders: Wilhel- mina Mears (back to camera), Anne Wallington, Ther- esa Cheeks. Lou. .'\licia Thompson, Helen Woods (Cap- tain) .
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Woman of the Tear
Diann Rhock
Ovenvhelminsi choice of women sludcnls this year lo syniboli/e liic best and most aspiring in the Maiyland State Co-ed is a modest, unassuming Princess Anne product, Diann Rhock. .\n honor graduate of Somerset High School, an English major, Diann started in her freshman year tiu- ijath of service to her felknv stu- dents She has been a leading spirit in the Student .\E.\ moven,ent. tlie president of her sorority (Alpha Kappa Ali^ha). an officer in the English Club, a n.ember of the Interest Group of Alpha Kappa Ml. (and now a candidate for mcmbersh.p in that honor society), and President of the Won.en's Council. Dedicated service, scholarship, friendliness, all have a large share in the making of the personality of our WOMAN OF THE \E.\K.
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Professor Mosley with display of winners at Atlanta Art She
Still Life Artists. Pottery Making
Professor Mosley demonstrates technique.
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Physical Education Club^
Nutter, Thompson, Hall in Women's Intramurals.
And they're off!
Men participants in Intramural Program Race to finish line.
Women Intramural Participants tr>' out for broad jump.
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Home Economics Club: SEATED: Sturgis, Harris, Washington, Doswell, Martin; STAND- ING: Coleman, Williams, Mrs. Wallace, Jones, Bell, Thomas, Hill, Mrs. Morton, Collins, Hearn, Jackson, Dr. Humphrey.
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Class in Clothing with Miss Elps.
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Marian Mcilock sets the attractive liulTet.
D. Kennedy presides at tal>le.
Study of leathercraft skills.
Further art study with .Art Major Stokes.
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With the ROTC Staff Members
Cadet Major Charles Showell, Squadron Conmiander, hard at work in his office.
Flight Guidon Bearers practice during weekly drill periods.
THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: Colonel McMillin, Captain Pfautz, Sergeants Moran and Britton.
Colonel McMilin meets Governor Tawes in Salisbury.
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MSC'S Elegant Prccisionists: The Drill Tcan
Marksmen in Rillc Clul) inacticc their skills.
The Corps meets in formal session for briefing.
Freshman Cadet Barber stands at attention for Commander Showell.
Arnold Air Society initiates new members.
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\c\v .-Xngcls toasted and feted by the Corps; Doris Leigh is Angel Commander.
.'Vngel Flight and Corpsmen visit Wallops Sta- tion.
Cadet Lt. Earl Richardson receives schol- Outstanding Angel Iris Brooks receives Flight-of-Year Award to Flight Com-
arship award. President's Award. mander Horace Wilson.
Our Drill Team displays proficiency on field.
Virginia State Cadets step off a cadence.
Scenes from the AFROTC Military Day Observance
Washington, DC, Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps.
Grand March, Military Ball.
Sic him! A-F K-9 Demonstration. .A-F Helicopter: Coming? Going?
L'nivt-rsity of Mainland Pershing Rifles in a tricky maneuver.
Not all in uniform, but all having a ball.
The Young Men's Christian Association
Tear's Highlights
MEN'S SENATE ASSEMBLY; Wallace, Showell. Speaker Reverend Mackey, John Knight (President), Chester, Purnell.
Carnival: Boardley and Cowling entertain campus children.
Bingo game at Carni\al.
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Turner, Dean Harris, Boardley, Hay chat with Mr. Goldstein.
Conference with the YWC.A: Newton (YMC.'\ President), Area Secretary Theodore Ninesteel, Douglas (YWCA Presi- dent), Miss Polk (YW Adviser), Sclby, Lowe, Dean Boone, Drill Harris.
Carnival Scenes
Christmas Party Scenes
Christmas Party Scenes
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A Great Coaching Staff: McCain, Taylor, Anderson.
Hawks leaving the nest in '64: Seniors Smith Spence, Clcmons.
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Delicious, delightful, delectable: "M" Club Sweetheart, ''i''
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Wary, wily, wise Wallace
Fleet, formidable favorite: Halfback Gentry.
Alile, adaptable, Aggressive: "Al" Ingram.
Solid, sound, sizzling: Suggs, Courier's ".All-.'\merican" Team Choice.
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■'Sweet D" Davis takes 3ne in stride.
Hop, Skip, and Jumper Fred Moore.
Taking the turn with a determined expression: Robert Brown.
Doug "Mackey" Goodwin displays the benefits of his track excellence.
Olympic-Bound Edwin "Trinidad" Skinner hands baton to the incomparable Charlie Mays.
Hawks on the cinder path. From Skinner to Liggins.
"Sweet D" about to make his move.
Raymond "Packrat" Jackson, CI.\.'\ Record Holder.
Coach Cappy's speedsters depicted in lioth preparation and deliberation.
The Mighty Hawks "Tenacity": Soft-spoken Eddie Williams tallies anntlier.
Looking for two. Williams is fouled.
Goldic goes soaring and "hits.'
The "Chinker" juni|)s and pumps for tv
Porter is on his way. tallies tivo against the boys in blue.
Hawks on the rampage — Jones and Stukes.
The ^63-'64 Edition of the Hawk Basketball Squad. STANDING: W. Taylor, Ingram. Butler, Portec, Richmond, Williams, J. KNEELING: J. Jones, C. Cuffy, E. Williams, Goldsmith, McCullough, Stukes. Not shown: R. Smith.
The Hawks in .Action: "Chinker" gets two.
Coach Nathaniel "Nate" Taylor.
Maryland's Soft-spoken Pccpig Hot- shot Eddie Williams. Several times National High Scorer this season.
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1962-63 CIAA Co-Champs: STANDING: Brooks, Gentry, Irvine, Williams, Johnson, Wyatt, Manager; KNEELING: McArthur, Christy, Lyles, Smiley, Miles, Snowden, VV. Miles, Godsey, Williams, Seaford, Scott, Brogden.
.Miulnv .Men ,il ihc Mnuml: l.vlcs Willi, uiis.
Brogden, possessor of the dynamite liat
Red Miles, smooth (ielding shoitsioi
The Curt: All-around atldete; e-ol, fleet, tenacious.
Lyics, the goidcn-armcd wonder boy, headed for the
.\nulher Miles: Wh- speciality is defense.
Once an amateur, now a professional: Johnson, the pride and joy of the Old Dominion.
Smiley, truly the long-ball hitter.
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Dean of School of Education, Atlanta University, Dr. Horace M. Bond.
YMCA sponsored lecture by State Comptroller Louis Goldstein.
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Dr. Myron B. Towns, Chemistry Depart- ment, Fisk University, Honors Convoca- tion Speaker.
Mr. Roljcrt Goodwin of the Treasury Department, Wash- ington, D.C.
Dr. Darrell Randall, Head of Department of African Studies, American University, lectured on new states in Africa.
Speaker opening meeting of State Interracial Commission on campus.
Famed author Mari Sandoz ad- dresses assembly.
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Captain Pfautz. M. Alphonse (brother of Kenya leader Tom Mboya), and Professor Randall pose during History Department's Seminar on African Affairs.
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Miss Polk and Mr. Tompkins chat with Professor Ran- dall.
Scenes from Stagecrafters' Major Production, "Antigone," Presented This Tear.
Director McDaniel chats with Miss McMurrin, Director of Drama at Salisbury State Colege.
Leads taken by Professor Tompkins (Creon) and Miss Polk (Antigone); H. Chester as Ismene.
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Miss Polk in title role of "Antiu from her public.
Pleasures of the Lively Arts at MSC
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Mr. DaCosta and Mr. Wiles (whose hobby is constructing musical instruments) examine violin.
Salisbury College Chorus directed by Dr. Jessie Fleming in season's most enjoyable choral recital — Christmas Season.
Dr. Howard Brockington, Music Department Chairman, rehearses band.
Cynthia Alton, '65 (Business Education)
Duight Brooks, '64
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Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: Maryland State College
Mattie Lyons, '64 (Mathematics)
Charles Shoucll, '64 (Mathematics)
Lewis Powell, '64 (Mathematics)
Kenneth Simpler, '65 (Agriculture)
Diann Rhock, '64 (English)
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As "The Hawk" Flies Nestward .
Associate Editor Carroll Marcus smiles over a job well done.
Editor-in-Chict Donald Mitchell flashes his famous smile, meaning "Xl more all night sessions! This is it!"
Art Editor Alvin Pope is happy too. His job was not easy, but he did it well and faithfully.
Lay-out Editor Paul Wiles is a serious first-year staffer whose superb use of that draughtsman's tool earned gratitude of all staffers.
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Third-year staffers holding down Athletics and Sports: "Well done, Wallace and Thomas," Associate and Sports Editors.
Staff Photographer Scotland Harris finds a subject while
Business Manager Cynthia Alton balances her books.
Staff Correspondent Consuella Armuood, also Football Queen, gets acquainted with the pigskin.
Thanks, Mr. Wiles.
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