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DEDICATION

In 1960. one of the best loved men of Maryland State College relinquishes his
popular title. "Prof.."" and becomes Mr. Oliver, gentleman from Virginia. Through-
out the years, the courtly grace of our First Gentleman has influenced men of
Maryland State to stand taller, speak more gently, and behave more ideally when he
passed by. His teaching has radiated an influence far beyond our College walls.
His great character, made greater by the difficult calling to teach, enveloped the
lives of countless students of past and present generations.

Vi hen the door of Trigg Hall 102 closes behind "Prof." in the spring of 1961. we
at Maryland State College will be a poorer people, but the influence of Professor
Julius A. Oliver, who so gladly learns and gladly teaches, is our permanent
wealth. Since "Prof." is leaving us and because we will miss him sorely, in gratitude
we give him our book.

The Hawk Staff, 1960-61

PROFESSOR JULIUS A. OLIVER

IN I\IEI\IORIAM

Mrs. Jennie V. Wendell Williams
March 15, 1961

Valiant and Beautiful, Wise and Good

Bathed in Perpetual Light

She Lives On In

Our Hearts and Minds

THE PRESIDENT OF MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE:
DR. JOHN TAYLOR WILLIAMS

As Maryland State College approaches her golden jubilee year, President
Williams may count with pride the doors of opportunity he has opened for class
after class of hopeful students whose only keys have been determination and the
desire for knowledge. Builder of our house of intellect as well as our physical
homes and doors, Dr. Williams continues his great task with determination and
enthusiasm. Hawks everywhere salute our gallant President.

THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND:
THE HONOR.\BLE J. MILLARD TAWES

Thf: warm and friendly man who visited our campus two years ago and made
an unforgettable impression of strong leadership continues to serve the citizens of
Maryland with such dedication and strength that we take pride in his being our
Eastern Shore neighbor as well as our friend.

The Board of Regents for Higher Education

Charles P. McCormick
Chdirmun

Edward F. H

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Harry H. Nuttle
Treasurer

B. Herbert Drown
SecrelarY

Louis I. Kaplan
Assistant Secretary

C. Ewing Tuttie

Thomas W. Pansborn

^^illiam Walsh

Richard W. Case

Thomas B. Symons

Mrs. Sara A. WhiteViurst

Foreword

At some colleges, high and ivied walls surround build-
ings, teachers, and students: their doors are hard to find.
At Maryland State College, our spacious campus and tower-
ing halls assure those coming to seek a new life here that
no high forbidding barriers shut them out. that here to
knock is to open wide. ^ hen the door is opened and he
who has knocked can enter and begin a new life, he gives
the lie to the dead \ ictorian poet: he will hear "great
argument." but he will never pass out by the same intellec-
tual door through which he went. \^ e are encompassed by
a cloud of witnesses to this truth — the Class of 1961.

In 1960. as in years gone by. manv doors opened at
Maryland State College, for some of us for the first time.
Many doors opened, for upper classmen, especially sen-
iors, for the last time. Well remembered friends stood
ready to assist both new student and old to "open the
door to good fame." Lest we forget the profound and
subtle changes wrought upon us within the doors of our
alma mater, the members of the staff of The Hawk present
their record nf the life of students and faculty who, in
1960, sought and found that at Maryland State College
to ask was to ha\e. to seek was to find, to knock was to
open wide.

Table of Contents

Page

Dedication 3

Administration 10

Faculty and Staff 12

Seniors 28

Juniors 44

Sophomores 58

Freshmen 70

Organizations 82

The Key, The Door. The House of Knowledge 98

Features 108

Sports 116

They Passed This Way 124

With The Alumni * 126

Dr. James D. Singletan", Dean of Maryland State College

Mr. F. H. Harris Dean of Men
Reverend W. Tycer Nelson, College Minister

Mi^; Edith I. Gibbs, Dean of Women
Dr. E. \^ orthington Waters, Director of Guidance

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Mrs. Ina Q. Steele, Adtninistrnlive Assistant to the President

Mr. Sheridan A. Parks, Business Manager

Mrs. Violet J. Wood, Director of Admissions
Mrs. Olie A. Carpenter, Librarian

-Mr. Charles C. Jacobs, Director of Public Relations: French.
Dr. Cecil A. DuVerney, College Physician

Louis G. Austin, B. S., Howard; M.S., Ph.D., Ohio
State; Biology

Clifton J. .Anderson, A. B.. In- Raymond P. Aigatt, S. li., M. 1. T., Mechanic Arts

dianu: Physical Educiiiion

R. H. Beasley, A. B., Fort Valley; M. A., Atlanta;
Director of Mninttmanci:

Theodore BriKfrs, B. S., Hampton; M.S., Michigan;
Mechanic Arts

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Abraham Brind, A. B., Clark (Mass.); M. S., G)lumbia; Mary Fair Burks, A. B., Alabama State; M. A., Carrie D. Chisholm Secretary lo

Physics Michigan; English the Denn

WiUiam Clelland, B. S., Kentucky Stale;
M.S., Ohio State; Mechanic Arts

Ethel S. Cottman, A. B., Delaware; English

Luui; ^\. Crjcken. A. B.. Arizona: ^^. A., Denver: Major, USAF
AFROTC Head

Marian Cuyjet, Katharine Dunham School of Theater Arts; Ballet

Ella P. Doane, Dormitory Matron

Alcihia A. Elps, A. li., M. A., Columbia; Home Economics

Annr: R. P'ifhi-r, R. N. Cotlege Nurse

J. Leon Gates, A. B., Maryland State; Business Of jit

Jason C. Grant III, B. A., Virginia Union; M. L. S., Atlanta; Li
brarian

Freddye K. M. Hill. B. S., Morgan; M.S., Penn State; Physical
Education

Phyllis Goldsborough. Telephone Operator

.Sylvaniis H. Hart, A. B., Howard; M. A., Columbia; Music

Anne Howard, Secretary. Agriculture-Home Economics

WiUiam O. Hull. A. B., Lincoln iPa.l: M.S.. University of Pennsyl-
vania: Mathematics

Cecelia E. Humphrey, B. S., Iowa State College; M. A., M. S., Michi
gan; Ph.D., Cincinnati; Head, Home Economics

William R. Hylche, B. .S., Langston: M.S.. Oklahoma State; Mnlhnmntics

Lillian W. jnlley. Assistant Dean of Women

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I. Virginia Jones, B. A., Hampton; M. A., Columbia; Business
Awdry W. Jones, B. S., Maryland State; Education
Research Assistant, Chemistry

T. Waldo Kiah, B. A., Morgan;
M.Ed., Temple; Education

I. W. Knight, B. .S. North Carolina; Food Service

Naomi Lawhorn, A. B., A. and T. (North Carolina); Senior Stenographer

F. W. Lauridsen, Engineering
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W. A. Lynk, B. A., Fisk; M.S., Michigan; Chemistry

Vernon E. McCain; A. B., Langston; M. A., Tennessee State; Di-
rector of Athletics

W. A. Low, A. B., Lincoln ( Mo. » ; M. A., Ph. D., Iowa ; Head, History
and Social Sciences

Uaud C. .Marion, B. S., Horida; M.S., Minnesota; Ph.D., Cornell;
.'IgricuUure

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Jimmie Mosely, B. A., Texas Southern; M.Ed., Penn State; Art

Elaine Ni-wsome, A. B.. Bennett: M. A.. Howard; A;ii.'/,.s/,

Enumiiel Nmlel, A.I!., Brooklyn; M. A., Ph.D., Indiana; History

J. A. Oliver, B. S., Hampton; M.S., Iowa State; M.Ed., Ohio State;
Agriculture

Hans NijrljTt, D. Jur., Vienna; Languages

.Iamf= C. Pfaiitz, Captain, USAF; B. S., United States Military Academy; Air Science

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F. Harrell Smith, B. S., M.S., West Virginia; Ed. D., Penn State
Head, Agriculture

Vernon W. Stone. A. B.. Central Y.MCA (Chicago ) ; M. B. A.. Chic-
ago: Ph.D., California: Business Education

Charles 0. Stout, A. B., Kansas; M.S., Ph. D., Indiana; Head, Mech-
anic Arts

John v. Strickland. D.J Ku^t; M. .S., .Massachusetts; Poultry Husbandry, Economics

James A. .Sullivan. Hampton; Mechanic Arts

Nathaniel C. Taylor, B. S., Tennessee A. and I.; M. A., Columbia;
Physical Education, Assistant Dean of Men

Richard Thomas, B. S., Cheyney; M.Ed., Penn State; Mechanic Arts Devenia P. Wallace, B. S., Princess Anne; M. t)., Virginia State; Home

Economics

Harrison B. Watson, B. S., S. C. Stale; M.S.. Springfield
(Mass.); Head, Health and Physical Ed.

Dorothy Waters, A. B., Morgan ; English

Moses W. Vaughn, B. S., West Virginia State; M.S., Mich-
igan State; Ph.D., Massachusetts; Agriculture, Chemistry

Arthur H. Webb. A. B.. M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois; Biology

Thomas H. Wiles, New York Institute of Photography, School of
Modem Photography, Dascher School of Photography, Winona School
of Photography: Photography

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Thomas B. Wilburn, B. .4., Ohio State; Business Ojjice

Furman F. Williams, B. S., South Carolina State; M.Ed., University
of Pennsylvania; Mechanic Arts

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION STAFF: Gaston Finney, Agricultural Agent; Omega M. Jones, Home Demonstration Agent;
Gertrude Capers, Secretary

DINING HALL STAFF: Front Row {I. to r.) : Marian Williams, J. S. Jones, Agnes Webster, Henry Mills, Arella Grffin. Back Ron- ( /. to r.) ;
I. W. Knight, Landis Beauchamp, Benjamin Black, Hilton Johnson, George Waters.

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Indoorr they work hard. Dr. Stone of Business Ed. addresses
Faculty Institute group.

They that ab<.>ut poultry and poetry on lh<; hanks of the
Pocomoke River.

But out-of-doors they also like to play.

Out-of-doors again they relax at Institute Picnic with Dr. Williams
as host.

Again indoors; again hard at work. (/. lo r.) ; Webb, Cracken.
Strickland, F. Williams, Hill, Stout, Stone, Jacobs, Wallace.

SENIORS

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EUGENE J. BALLARD

112-47 177 Street

St. Albans. New York

MILTON BANKS
Route One, Box 50
Milton, Delaware

ESTHER M. BOARDLEY
Simpsonville, Maryland

COR.A BOULWARE

49 Spring Street
Norwich, Connecticut

xMYRTLE BOWEN

2828 Lodge Farm Road

Baltimore, Maryland

CALVIN C. BRANDON

11 Walnut Avenue
Baltimore 22, Maryland

BALLARD. EUGENE J.: Physical Education; Lettermen's
Club, Monarch Club, Fhy.sical Education Club. BANKS,
MILTON: Mathematics; Science Club; Treasurer, Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity; Assistant Secretary. YMCA : Student
Counselors. BOARDLEY, ESTHER M.: Sociology; New-
man Club, Angel Flight, Rifle Club, Chorus, Student
Counselors, Women's Council; AFROTC Queen, 1959.

BOULWARE, CORA LEE: Home Economics; Stagecraf-
ters, Women's Council, YWCA. BOWEN, MYRTLE 0.:
Business Education; Wotnen's Council; YWCA; Student
Counselors; Business Club; Secretary, G. E. C. Hayes Stu-
dent Loan Fund; NEA; SNEA; MTA; Alpha Kappa Mu
Interest Group. BRANDON, CALVIN S.: Biology; Science
Club, Men's Council, YMCA, Monarch Club.

MORRIS B. BRANHAM

5818 Ludlow Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

THEODORE BRISCOE

3018 Monadawan Avenue

Baltimore, Maryland

FLOYD G. BROTHERS

1618 Martin Avenue
South Norwalk, Virginia

CHARLES D. BROWN

709 Second Street

Annapolis, Maryland

JOHN F. BROWN

521 Noah Road

Pleasantville, New Jersey

JULIA M. BROWN

Shady Oak

Bryanstown, Maryland

BRANHAM, MORRIS: Sociology; YMCA, History Club.
Men's Council. BRISCOE, THEODORE: Industrial Arts;
Industrial Arts Club, YMCA, Monarch Club. BROTHERS,
FLOYD G. : Music; Vice President, Men's Senate Vice
President, Pan-Hellenic Council, and Council Representa-
tive, Omega Psi Phi; Dean of Pledges, Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity; Vice President, Veterans' Club; Band; Choir.

BROWN, CHARLES D.: Industrial Education: Industrial
Arts Club, Monarch Club. YMCA. College Band. Kappa
Alpha Psi Scrollers Club. BROWN. JOHN F.: Industrial
Education; Monarch Club. Industrial Arts Club. Stage-
crafters. Jazz Nomads. Electricity Club. BROWN. JULIA:
Home Economics; Corresponding Secretary. Newman Club:
Home Economics Club; Women's Council: YWCA.

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VERDELLE C. BROWN

400 Ashley Avenue
Charleston. South Carolina

EDWARD BUSH
2201 Bnant Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland

MONYA A. CEPHAS

20 Skinner's Court
Cambridge, Maryland

Ernesl G. Champion

5507 Jay Street, N. E.

Washington, D. C.

MARY ELLEN CHARMS

20 Union Street

Westminster, Maryland

JAMES D. CHERRY

470 Fenchurch Street

Norfolk, Virginia

BROWN. VKRlJtLLK C; Social Science; NEA, Women's
Council, Social Science Club, Stagecrafters. BUSH, liD-
WARD: Physical Education; Lettermein's Cluh, Monarch
Club, Track Team. .Scrollers Club. CP:PHAS, MONYA:
Home Economics: President, Collefre Club Section of Mary-
lanrl Home Economics Clubs: YWCA : Wrjmcn's fiouncil;
Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group: Home F>onomics Club;
Delta Sigma Theta. CHAMPIO.N, ERNEST 0.: business

Ed.; Business Club, Scrollers Club, YMCA, Men's Council.
CHARMS, MARY E.: Business Ed.; President, Angel
Flight; Vice President, G. E. C. Hayes Loan Fund; Gram-
mateus. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Secretary, Student
Counselors; Women's Council, Business Club, NEA, YWCA.
Business Teachers Association, Maryland State Teachers
Association:. CHERRY, JAMES D.: Industrial Arts; Veter-
ans' Club, Industrial Arts Club, Monarch Club, YMCA.

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GODFREY H. CLAYTON
Route One, Box 55
Worton, Maryland

LYCURCIS S. COTTMAN

722 Delaware Avenue

Salisbur)', Maryland

CHARIS E. R. CROSSE

530 West Isabella Street

Salisbury, Maryland

LAWRENCE D. CUNDIFF
219-19 Street, N. E.
Washinaton, D. C.

MARIE CUNNINGHAM

916 Stephens Street

Greensboro, North Carolina

CHARLES yi CURTIS

186-47 Jordan Avenue

St. Albans 12, L. I., N. Y.

CLAYTON, GODFREY: Business Education; NEA: Secre-
tary, Scrollers Club; Business Club; YMCA. COTTMAN,
LYCURCIS S.: Eue:lish: English Club. YMCA; Men^s
Council. CROSSE. CHARIS E. R.: English; President,
Women's Council; President. Wesley Foundation; Vice
President, Senior Class; Vice President. Stagecrafters;
Dean of Pledges, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Student
Counselors; Secretary, Student Council (19591; Hayes
Loan Fund Committee; Angel Flight; Alpha Kappa Mu
Honor Society (Secretary) ; Year Book Staff Correspond-
ent (1959, 19601; Who's Who Among Studenis in Ameri-

can Colleges and Universities (1959. 19601; Woman of
the Year, 1960. CUNDIFF, LAWRENCE D.: History:
Student Council. Scrollers Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fra-
ternity, College Choir. YMCA History Club. Men"s Senate.
Alpha Kappa Mu Interest Group. CUNNINGHAM.
MARIE: Biology: YWCA. Angel Flight. Women's Coun-
cil, Pyramid Club, Senior Class Sweetheart. CURTIS.
CHARLES M.: Physical Education: Sigma Psi Sigma
Fraternity. NEA. Track Team, Football Team. Band, Wesley
Foundation.

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J I UriH M. CLVJEl

S301 Cedarhurst

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

CALVERT \V. DAVIDSON

2733 Hollister Avt-nuc

Norfolk, Virginia

JOSEPH A. DENT

6316 Ritchie Road, S. E.

Forestville, Maryland

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2408 Druid Hill Avcniio
Hultimorc, Maryland

F. CALVIN DREW
321 Grantley Strrct
Haltimore, Maryland

CI \JK'I. )l Urill \I.: I'hysiral Education: Captain.
Cheerinji Squad. J'J.">7-I'J6I : Stajiecrafters: \EA: Physical
Education Club: Reporter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority;
Alpha Kappa VIu Interest Croup: Sweetheart. Alphi Phi
Alpha 119591. DAVIDSON. CAIA'KP.T: Physical lulura-
lioii: Physical E'lucation Club: I^^ltermen's Club, Pre.si-
flent; Editor, Tuk Hawk ri9.5'J, J960); Football Team
119-57-196]): Lam|;ado.s Club; President, Junior Class
(]959i: President. Senior Class (19601: Student Council

(19.59). DENT, JOSEPH A.: Building Construction; Let-
termen's Club; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Captain,
Baseball Team. DIGGS, CHARLES E.: Physical Educa-
tion: Newman Club; Veterans' Club; Stagecrafters; Base-
ball Squad: Treasurer, Senior Class. DOWNING, VAUG-
HAN J.: Art Education; Veterans' Club, College Choir,
College Band, Sphinx Club. DREW, C. FRANK: Agricul-
ture; New Farmers of America, YMCA, Men's Council.

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YORK EGGLESTON

1216 North Gay Street

Baltimore, Maryland

WALTER W. FRIEND

Route One, Box 38A

Preston, Maryland

CHARLES E. GOULD

28 Park Avenue
Greensboro, Maryland

HAROLD C. GRAY

2214 Reservoir Avenue

Norfolk, Virginia

JOHN D. GRAY
Bay Ridge, Box 120
Annapolis. Maryland

WILLL/^M R. GRAY

1615 Campostella Road

Norfolk, Virginia

EGGLESTON. YORK: Physical Education; Veterans' Club
Lettermen's Club, Men's Council. Alpha Phi Alpha.
FRIEND, WALTER: Building Construction; Chairman.
Program Committee, YMCA; Student Counselors: Men's
Senate; Rifle Team; Baseball Team; Assistant to the
Dean of Men; Maryland State Teachers Association.
GOULD, CHARLES E.: Chemistry; Student Council (Treas-
urer. 1959; PresidenL 1960); Science Club (President.
1959) ; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity (Vice President. 1959) :
Men's Senate (Treasurer. 19591; Associate Editor. Tuic

Hawk (1959); Lettermen's Club; Baseball Team: Presi-
dent, Pan-Hellenic Council (1959): Statistician. Athletic
Department (1959. 1960). GRAY. HAROLD C: Ruildinp
Construction-. Lettermen's Club: Baseball Team. 1957-
1961: Captain. Football Team. 1960: Batting Title. Small
Colleges (1959). GRAY. JOHN Y).-. Biology: YMCA.
Stagecrafters. Science Club. Tennis, Sailing. GRA'V . WIL-
LIAM R. : General Business: Lettermen's Club. Business
Club, Football Team (1957-1961). Track Squad.

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ED\S ARD M. GREENE
11 Sunset Boulevard
I'rcjton, Marjland

RAMONA K. HALE

5737 Ludlow Street

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

ROBERT L. HAMILTON

1228 West Second Street

Chester, Pennsylvania

HARRY 0. HANDY

Route 2, Spring
Salisbury, Marylaml

DOROTHY R. G. HARLEY

124 Cannon Street
Charleston, South Carolina

JOSEPH HARRIS, JR.

19 Atlantic Avenue

Marawan, New Jersey

GREP:.\E. \:\)\\.\\'A) M.: Indus! rial Edumlion: YMCA,
Men's Senate. .Stuflerit \KA, Library Assistant, Afrriculturt-
A^^'ies. Intramural Basketball. HAIX, RA.MONA K.: Phy-
sical Education: Women's Council. Physical Kducatiorj
Club. HAMILTON. ROBKHT L.: Industrial Education:,
Foothall Squad. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. YMCA.
HANDY. HARRY 0.: Musk YMCA. StUflent Counselors.

Men's Council, College Band. HARLEY, DOROTHY R.:
Socioloii,Y; YWCA: Woirien's Council; Treasurer, Ivy Leaf
Club; Stagecraflers; Sergeant, Angel Flight; History Club;
French Club; NEA: Women's Intramurals. HARRIS, JOS-
EPH: liiolofi-y; YMCA, Science Club, Men's Senate, Veter-
ans' Club.

DAVID C. HENRY
McDaniel, Maryland

MARY J. HITCH

110 Small Street

Salisbury, Maryland

JOHN E. HOBBS

1211 West 41 Street

Norfolk, Virginia

RICHARD HUFF

634 West Lloyd Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

CHARLES C. JACKSON
Route One, Box 223
Rhodesdale, Maryland

MARY LILLIAN JACKSON
Route 2, Box 153
Hurlock, Maryland

HENRY, DAVID C. : Business Education; Eastern Business
Teachers Association: Maryland State Teachers Associa-
tion; National Education Association; Secretary, YMCA;
Secretary, Rifle Club; Vice President, Business Club; Lam-
pados Club; Assistant to Dean of Men; Student Counselors.
HITCH. MARY J.: Business Education; Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority. Business Club, YWCA. Student NEA, Women's
Council. HOBBS. JOHN E.: Sociology. History Club;
Lettermen's Club; Baseball Team; Football Team 11957-
1961: Captain. 19601. HUFF. RICHARD: Physical Ed-

ucation: Polemarch, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: Letter-
men's Club: Football Team (1957-1961): Pan-Hellenic
Council: Physical Education Club: Chess Club. JACKSON.
CHARLES C: Agricultural Education-, Veterans' Club:
Vice President. New Farmers of America: YMCA. JACK-
SON. MARY LILLIAN: Business Education: President.
YWCA: Vice President. Secretary-Delegate. SNEA: Wom-
en's Council: Business Club: Women's Intramurals: MSC
Delegate to Maryland Future Teachers of America.

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ELEANOR B. JAMES

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Princess Anne, Maryland

SHIRLEY B. JOHNSON

Route One, Box 208
Pocomoke City, Maryland

BOBBY P. JONES

410 Winder Street

Henderson, North Carolina

\NIJREW KELLEY, JR
Route One, Box 2-51
Preston, Maryland

LOIS KELLY

2906 East Federal Street

Baltimore, Maryland

CHARLES E. LEE
400 Chestnut Street
Baltimore, Maryland

JAMES, ELtA.NOK: English; Student Council 1)959);
English Club: Student NEA: Who's Who Amon(^ Stu-
dents 1 1960 1: Chess Club; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor
Society; YWCA; Wesley Foundation. JOHNSON, SHIR-
LEY B.: Business Education; Student N'EA; Basileus.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Business Club; Women's
Council; Year Book Staff (1959). JONES, BOBBY P.:

Sociology; Rifle Club, Lampados Club, Chess Club, YMCA.
KELLEY, ANDREW: Agriculture; NEW Farmers of Amer-
ica, Men's Council, YMCA. KELLY, LOIS: Biology; Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority; Science Club; Student Council;
Omega Sweetheart, 19.59; Miss Maryland State, 1960.
LEE, CHARLES E.: Mathematics; Science Club, Monarch
Club. Men's Council.

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JOHN H. LEE
1608 E St., N. E.
Washington, D. C.

MARY H. LOVE

319 Spartanburg Street
Greenville, South Carolina

ALVIN B. MARBRAY

Box 175
Bryans Road, Maryland

GEORGE MARRABLE
268 Seymour Avenue
Newark, New Jersey

ALEXANDER MATTHEWS

1642 North Appleton Street
Baltimore. Maryland

DANIEL MILLER

3126 South Fourth Street

Frederick. Oklahoma

LEE, JOHN H.: Biology; Scrollers Club, YMCA, Men's
Senate, Science Club. LOVE, MARY H. : Art Education;
Delta Sigma Theta, Women's Council, YWCA, Stage-
crafters, French Club. MARBRAY, ALVIN B.: Agricul-
ture; President, New Farmers of America; Vice President,
Rifle Team; Drill Team (19.571. MARRABLE. GEORGE:

Sociology; Vice President, Monarch Club; Rifle Club; Na-
tional Education Association. MATTHEWS. ALEXAN-
DER: Social Science; Alpha Phi Alpha. YMCA. Men's
Council. History Club. MILLER. DANIEL: General Bus-
iness; Business Club. Lettermen's Club, Football Team
(1957-19611, Track Team 11958-1961).

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GODFREY E. MILLS

2 Whitney Terrace

Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania

DEWITT L. MOORE

12 Marbury Lane
Brandv^vine, Maryland

FRANKLIN P. MUSE

710 Jeffrey Street
Chester, Pennsylvania

BERENIECE M. NAPPER

Route 4, Box 149

Marlinsville. Virginia

WALTER PAULS
(,)ijeenstown, Maryland

CHARLES A. PINDER
Box 58, Route One
Vienna, Maryland

MILLS. GODFREY E.: Biology; Science Club, Chorus,
Band: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity (Secretary, 1958-1960;
President. 1960 » : President. YMCA (19.59) ; Student Coun-
-selors (1959-19601: Piifle Club; Executive Officer, Arnold
Air Society ( 19.59-1 96fJ I ; Advanced ROTC, (19.59-1960),
r/w'i IV ho Amonff Students 11959-1960). MOORE, DE-
WITT L.: Ajirkulture Education; YMCA, Men's Council,
Veterans' Club. MUSE, FRA.\KLI\ P.: Hocuil Science;
Kappa Alpha Psi: XEA; MSC Planning' Committee; I^et-
terrnen's Club: French Club: History Club; Sports Editor.

The Hawk (1959-1960) ; Vice President, The Student Coun-
cil; President, Men's Senate; Football Team (1957-1961).
NAPPER, BERENIECE: Mathematics; Women's Council.
Angel Flight, Delta Sigma Theta, Pan-Hellenic Council
(1959), Science Club, YWCA, Student Counselors.
PAULS, WALTER: Agriculture; New Farmers of America,
YMCA, Rifle Club, Science Club, Men's Senate. PINDER,
CHARLES: Industrial Arts; Vice President, YMCA; Trea-
surer, NEA; Vice Basileus, Omega Psi Phi; Pan-Hellenic
Council. 1959; Student Counselors, 1959-1960.

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Exmore, Virginia

H. LEON PRINGLE
Route 1, Box 216
Nathalie, Virginia

LOUIS H. PRITCHETT
9004 Varnuni Street
Lanham, Maryland

GREGORY S. PROCTOR

Point Tobacco

Maryland

AVERILL M. RAINEY

3037 Dauphin Street

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

ERNEST T. RANDALL
Paris, Maryland

POOLE, NORMAN N.: Physical Education; President, Vet-
erans' Club (1959-1960); Physical Education Club; Men's
Senate. PRINGLE, H. LEON: Biology; YMCA, Men's
Council, Chess Club. Science Club. PRITCHETT. LOUIS:
Business Education; Business Club; Editor-in-Chief, The
Ledger; Lampados Club; Student NEA; UBEA; Secretary.
Men's Senate; Honor Society. PROCTOR, GREGORY S.:
Agriculture Education; New Farmers of America, New-
man Club. RAINEY. AVERILL: Business Educa-

tion; NEA; NBTA; Tamiouchos, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor-
ority; Parliamentarian, Business Club. News Reporter. The
Ledger; Corresponding Secretary. Student Council; Year
Book Staff. 1959: President. Alpha Kappa Mu Interest
Group. RANDALL, ERNEST T.: Agriculture Education;
New Farmers of America: President, Alpha Kappa Mu
Honor Society: Squadron Commander. AFROTC: Who's
Who Among Students.

THEODORE L. RICHARDSON

16 Windley Road

Portsmouth. Virginia

DAVID RIDDICK

1217 South 22 Street
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania

SYLVIA E. RIGGS

Box 57

Owings, Maryland

JOE R. ROBINSON
2.3aj Edison Street
Charlotte, .North Carolina

CARROL -SCOTT
Route One, Box 88
Wetipquin, Maryland

SARAH E. SHEPPARD

Box 144

Cardova, Maryland

RICHARDSON. THEODORE L.: Music- Pre.sident, The
Sta^fif.rafter.s: Men'?; Senate: Choir: Band: Student NEA.
RIDDICK. DAVID: InduslrUd Education; YMCA. Men's
Counril. Basketball Team ( ]'Jr>7-] 961 ) . Ali-Ameriean CI-
AA Basketball Team (Second i. RIGGS, SYLVIA: Home
Economics; Women's Council. Library Assistant, Home

Economics Club. ROBINSON, JOE: Physical Education;
Varsity Football four years; "M" Club; Varsity Basketball;
President. Physical Education Club. SCOTT, CARROL:
History; Men's Council, YMCA, Veterans' Club. SHEP-
PARD, SARAH: Physical Education; Women's Council,
YWCA, Physical Education Club.

WILLIAM CECIL SHORT

Star Route 3

La Plata, Maryland

JOSEPH M. SMITH

Box 116
3ryans Road, Maryland

WILBUR C. SMITH

7238 Tucker Road
Oxon Hill, Maryland

WILLIAM N. SOLLERS
Glenely, Maryland

GLORIA SPENCER

R. F. D. #3400

Upper Marlboro, Maryland

TIMOTHY T. STRATTON

P.O. Box 304

Cheriton, Virginia

SHORT, WILLIAM C: Agriculture; Secretary, Newman
Club; Secretary, NFA Club; Parliamentarian. Science
Club; Representative and Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council:
Representative and Treasurer, Student Council; Basileus
of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, (1959-1960). SMITH. JO-
SEPH M.: Agriculture; Student Counselors, New Farm-
ers of America. SMITH. WILBUR: Physical Education;
Varsity Basketball (1957-1961), All-CIAA Honorable Men-

tion Basketball Team (1959). SOLLERS. WILLIAM N.:
Physical Education; YMCA. Drill Master for Angel Flight
(19591. Cross-Country Track Team. SPENCER, GLORIA
E. : Business Education; YWCA. Women's Council, Bus-
iness Club. NEA-EBTA: Interest Group. Alpha Kappa Mu.
STRATTON, TIMOTHY T.: Music: Student Counselors,
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, College Choir, Band, NEA.
Clefters.

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A. WARDELL THOMAS

920 North Eden Street

Baltimore. Manland

JAMES R. TAYLOR, JR.

11720 Ellington Drive

Beltsville, Maryland

BERNARD P. SWEETNEY

2437 Reisterstown Road

Baltimore, Maryland

IHOMAS TUCKER
618 Wefit Main Street
Salisbury, Maryland

COLESLEE E. WIGGINS

.^21 North Gilmore Street

Baltimore, Maryland

BARBARA O. WRIGHT

R.F.D. One

Oiieenstown, Maryland

SWEETNEY. BERNARD P.: An Education; Pan-Hellenic
Council. ROTC Band, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. TAY-
LOR. JAMES R.: molof^y; Science Club, YMCA.
THO.MAS, A. WAROEEL: An Education; Monarch
Club fPresident, 1958-1960). Foothall Trainer, Hawk Staff.
TUCKER, THOMAS: Physical Education; YMCA, Physical

Education Club. WIGGINS, COLESLEE: Photography;
Monarch Club; YMCA; Hawk Staff Photographer (1959-
1960); President, Student Loan Fund. WRIGHT, BAR-
BARA 0.: Biolo/^y; Science Club; President, Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority; Women's Council; YWCA.

JUNIORS

DORIS ADAMS

CARL ANDERSON

JAMES ATWATER

RICHARD BADGER

JOHN BATTS

CAROLYN BLACK

WILLIAM BORDERS

ROLAND BOYCE

EDWARD BOYER

JACQUELINE BRINKLEY

MELVIN BROOKS

CLAUDE BROWN

HARRY BROWN

INA BRYANT

EDITH CARR

IVY JEAN CARTER

IRVIN CEVIS

HELEN CHESTER

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JAMES CHRISTIAN

STANLEY CHRISTY

RONALD COBB

GLORIA CONWAY

ALBERT CORDERY

ANNA COSTLEY

JEROME COLNTEE

RONALD CRUMP

RUBY CUNNINGHAM

46

JAMES CURTIS

LENA DAVIS

WALTER DORSEY

VERNETTA EASLEY

HATTIE ENNELS

CURTIS FISHER

CHARLES FOSTER

CHARLES FULLER

SHIRLEY GAME

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EDMOND GREEN

KENNETH GREENE

THEODORE GREENE

WILLIAM GREENE

AMY GRIER

CHARLES HARVIN

ERNEST HAWKINS

LEO HAWKINS

WILLIAM HAWKINS

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ROSA HENDERSON

WILLIAM HENDERSON

HELEN HILL

BERNICE HITE

HAZEL HOLDEN

SHIRLEY HOUNSHELL

TERRECIA JACKSON

KENNETH JACKSON

WILLIAM HUBBARD

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JAMES JOLLEY

DELORES JONES

LAURA JONES

■AMLEL JONES

ALONZO KELLY

MILDRED KELLY

WELTON M<;CREADY

ROSALIE MILLER

SONIA MOODY

LOIS NORMAN

LAURA NORRIS

GARDY PAYTON

RANDALL PERRY

CAROLYN PETERSON

JAMES PHIPPS

CARLYLE PIERCE

IRMA POLK

PRESTON POLK

JOHN PRICE

CHARLES PURCELL

BENJAMIN PURKETT

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SAMUEL QUALLS

WAYNE REED

CHARLES RIGGS

MARGARET SfXjTT

GEORGE SMITH

HARRY SMITH

PERCELL SMITH

WILLIAM STANFORD

DOROTHY STEVENSON

DONALD STEWART

ELMER TAYLOR

FRANKLIN TAYLOR

FRANCIS THOMAS

JAMES THOMAS

LEONORA TIMMONS

JAMES TOLSON

NELSON TOWNSEND

FRANCIS WADE

DAVID WALSTON

FREDERICK WEAVER

SYLVESTER WHITE

JANF.T WHITTINGTO.N

CHAKLKS WILKINS

liFN,(AMIN WII.IJAM.'-

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CURTIS WILLIAMS

JESSE WILLIAMS

WALTER WILLIAMS

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MARCUS WILLIS

EVERETT WILLS

FREDERIC ENGH

JAMES CATO

ALFRED BELL

NICHOLAS BOxMD

55

CHARLES HOLMES

LELL\ MADDOX

TYRONE PARKER

JOYFUL, JIVING JUNIORS: THOSE
WONDERFUL HAWKS WON!

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SOPHOMORES

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LINDA ANDERSON

CHARLES AYERS

WALLACE BEAUFORD

HILLLARD BOULWARE

ENEZ BOWINS

CARSON BRITTINGHAM

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IK IS liKOOKS

ALLEN BROWN

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ISAAC BROWN

ROBERTA V. BROWN

EUGENE BULLOCK

SHIRLEY BURTON

CLAUDE CONWAY

CHANTIO DELAINE

GEORGE DORSEY

CELIA DOUGLAS

EDNA ENNELS

NORMA FERGUSON"

SHIRLEY FERGUSON

WILLIAM FINGER

BARBARA FISHER

SANDRA FLEMING

ROBERT FORD

CLARENCF, GADSDEN

FRANK GARRETT

ISADORA GEE

BIRDIE HARRIS

DOLLIE HARRIS

ELAINE HAYES

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JOSHUA HAZLETON

MELVIN HILL

PEGGY HOBBS

DOROTHY HOLLIDAY

KARLTON JACKSON

WILLIAM JOHNSON

DANIEL JONES

INA JONES

ALICE KEENE

ANNABELLE LEWIS

JAMES LANE

ALONZO KILGORE

CONST,\NCE MAGEE

DAVID MAHONEY

GLEND McGUIRE

WILLIE MLRCER

NAMON MITCHELL

J U ANITA MOORE

MARTHA MOORE

MARY MOORE

LAWRENCE NEWMAN

HAMILTON PARRAN

ALLEN PETTAWAY

JOHN PIERCE

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EUZABETH FINDER

E\ ERETT POOLE

MICHAEL PRINGLE

TOMMY PURNELL

PAUL ROBERSON

RUSSELL ROGERS

EMERSON ROSS

LEONA ROSS

ALBERT SANTIO

ERNEST SATCHELL

OMAR SMITH

ROBERT SPENCE

ROBERT D. SPENCER

ORLANDO SPRY

GLENDOLA STANLEY

DELORES STOKES

CONSTANCE STURGIS

NORRIS SYDNOR

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REBECCA SYDNOR

ROBERT TAYLOR

BAISEY THOMAS

CAROLYN THOMPSON

FRANCIS TOLSON

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ROBERT VAN NESS

•WILBLR WARFIELO

VIOLA WARRICK

BERNICE WASHINGTON

HANNA WASHINGTON

ALEETA WEEDON

WILLIE WIGGINS

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FAITH WILLIAMS

THOMAS WILSON

CURTIS WISE

THELMA WISE

ALICETEEN YOUNG

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LEON V. ANDERSON
CHARLES E. BALLARD
WILBUR BALLARD
EDWARD L. BELFORD

WILLIAM BLACKWELL
MALFRED M. BOLDEN
JEANETTE BRATTEN
R. BRITTINGHAM

A. BROKENBOROUGH
DWIGHT BROOKS
MICHAEL BROOKS
CLAUDE BROWN

GLORIA J. BROWN
MARVIN J. BROWN
SARA L. BROWN
WALTON H. BURROUGHS

LONNIE BUTLER

MELVIN A. CALLAMAN
BARBARA CANNON
BERNARD J. CARTER

VICTOR D. CARTER
EUGENE L. CEPHAS
CLARENCE CLEMONS
GEORGE E. COATES

DOROTHY E. COLEMAN
JAMES O. CORNISH
VAUGHN L. COSTON
ST. GEORGE CROSSE

MYLES A. DAVIDSON
RICHARD DAVIS
GEORGE T. DIGGS
CAROLYN A. DOSWELL

PATRICIA ELLIS
ERNEST E. EVANS
WILEASE FIELDS
MAURICE FOOTE

EARSELL L. FORD
THOMAS L. FRASIER
BARBARA GAITHER
EDWARD GARDNER

THOMAS A. GIBBS
H. ALGATHA GIBSON
BARBARA GLENN
ELWYN A. GODSEY

BENJAMIN GOODMAN
NEDA MAE GRANT
LARUE GRAY
ABRAHAM GREEN

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JANEEN GREEN
JENNETTE GREGORY
LAMONT D. GRIFFIN
GARNELL GUNTHER

FAYE D. HACKETT
ALMA HALL
ALFONSO L. HAMMOND
LEON R. HENRY

LORENZER HOLMES
BERNARD F. JACKSON
ALLEN M. JOHNSON
AMELL^. E. JOHNSON

EUGENE E. JOHNSON
MARILYN E. JOHNSON
JAMES W. JONES
LULA G. JONES

MARTHA M. JONES
BURRELL JORDAN
WILLIE S. JOYNER
CHRISTINE KELLY

DORIS D. E. KENNEDY
BARBARA A. KING
JOHN M. LEE
LEROY LEWIS

MELVIN K. LEWIS
RICHARD D. LINDSAY
ABRAHAM LOCKETT, JR.
RUTH D. LOFLAND

HOWARD B. LYLES
MATTIE M. LYONS
MANCE McCALL
YVONNE McCLAIN

OLIVIA McCREADY
RONALD McCULLOUGH
DELORES MACKALL
LAVERNE MARBRAY

CARROLL L. MARCUS
JAMES H. MARROW
INEZ E. MARSHALL
RODOLFO F. MENDEZ

WAYNE S. MILES
DONALD V. MITCHELL
MARION E. MOLOCK
CARL R. MURDEN

BETTIE A. NOEL
DELORES M. ODEN
MELVIN L. PARHAM
WILSON L. PARRAN

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SHARON L. PHILLIPS
LEWIS POWELL
WILLIAM R. POWELL
MARY S. PROCTOR

LESTER PURNELL
NORWOOD F. PURNELL
DIANN E. RHOCK
WILLIAM C. RHODES

VICTORIA ROSS
ELIZABETH D. RUSSELL
RUBY L. SANDERS
MILDRED SCOTT

ALPHONSO SEABROOK
WILLIAM P. SHIPMAN
CHARLES SHOWELL
HADFORD SHOWELL

EUGENE M. SLATER
CAROLYN SLAUGHTER
EDWARD SMILEY
JOHN W. SMITH

MEREDITH I. SMITH
THOMAS SMITH
WANDA SMITH
MARY C. STANCIL

BRENDA M. STANLEY
SAMUEL L. STRAINGE
GWENDOLYN C. TAYLOR
HERMAN B. TAYLOR

CALVIN B. THOMAS
SANDRA A. THOMAS
FREEMAN R. THOMPSON
GREALY L. THURMON

NATHANIEL W. TOLSON
ALVIN TRUSTY
CLARENCE A. TURNER
ISRAEL TURNER

HARRY A. VODERY
EVELYN A. WADE
CHARLES M. WALKER
WOODY WARD

MELVIN M. WASHINGTON
A. RONALD WATERS
ROBERT L. WEBB
FRANCES L. WHITE

NELSON E. WILKINSON
EDWARD R. WILLIAMS
JOSEPH M. WILLIAMS
CHARLES R. WILLIS

BARBARA E. WILLS
LEONARD H. WILMORE
GEORGE A. WILSON
WANDA M. YOUNG

Orientation: English Major Benjamin
Purkett, '62, gives Neda Grant, '64, set of
Freshman English textbooks, annual gift
of English Department to highest scorer
in English Placement Test.

English Major Charis Crosse, '61, bids Marilyn Johnson, '64, make
good use of Freshman English textbooks, gift of English Department
to second highest scorer in English Placement Test.

Donald Stewart '62 (right), Poetry-with-Jazz specialist, en-
tertains freshmen at English Department Orientation program.
Backers were a fine combo of Godfrey Mills. '61 ; Benny
Goodman, '64; Willie Joyner, '64.

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'64: A Class Full of Talent

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Victoria Ross in Scene from Freshman Play, with M. Stancil. Last year,
Leona Ross, Vicky's sister, was featured in Christmas play. Below. Girl Singers
on Talent Night: Algatha Gibson (1.) and Elizabeth Russell.

Actors Elw>n Godsey, Mary Slancil, in Scene from trad-
itional ("hriitmai Plav bv Freshmen.

Girl Instrumentalists H. to r.) : Alfreda Finder (Mace's Lane High),
Lula Jones, Brenda Stanley; the lone male is Albert Cordery, '63.
Below: Prize-winning male ([uintet '1. to r.) : Washington, Smith,
Broolcs, Jones, Webb. Right: "THE" G)mbo that can't go wrong,
with <1. to r.): Benny Goodman on piano, W. Joyner on drums,
demons on .-^ax. Mill' i '61 I on trombone.

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ORGANIZATIONS

THE STUDENT COUNCIL (I. to r.); Kelly, Purkett, Rainey, Muse, Polk, Gould (President), Wright.

Men's Senate ll. to r. ) : Pritchett, Muse (President), Brothers, Gould.

Organized life revolved around
Student Government. This was
the year of the athletes and the
eggheads: Gould. Chemistry and
baseball, steered the Student
Council through a year of ben-
efits such as the Sunday snack
and the opening of the Recrea-
tion Lounge supervised by Coun-
cil members. Muse, the football
great and Hawk's sports editor
(both '60 and '611, guided the
Senate through a fine year.
Crosse of the dazzling intellect.
Who's Who, and much else, was
women's choice to steer them
through 1960. When doors
opened for Class of 1964, there
stood brilliant, capable J. Tolson
to welcome its members and to
channel to them the many ser-
vices of Student Counselors.

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Some of the members of the Women's Council, Charis Crosse, President.

The Student Counselors (1. to r., seated): Purkett, Kelly, J. Tolson. ( Prf.-iclnu ) . Kaim\. \\ ddc. liauk?. StLOiid Kui,
Crosse, Polk, Easley, Chester, Smith. Third Row (1. to r.) : Foster. Garrett. Pinder. Friend. Hawkins. Mills, Wickes.

lo 1.1; llt-nrv. Carter.

Officers. X^'omen's Council 1 1. to r) Chester Fisher Williams Crosse (President). Carter, Bowins, Grier.

'^^mmiitf-'-. George E. C. Hayes .Sturlent Loan
Fund <L, to R.J : Crosse, Dr. Vernon .Stone
CAHvisor). Tolson, Charms, Bowen CSecretary),
Prilchelt I Chairman).

The Fan-Hellenic Council 1 1, lo r. ) : Folk, i'
dent). Brothers, Napper, Gould, Reed.

der, .lohnson. Muse, Bi

Carter I I'resi-

■Above and on the next page are orj^anizations that
mf>nilor the floorwav to financial opportunity anrl the man-
sions of the spiritual life at MSC. The YM anr] the YW
respectively: brought us face to face with the challenf<inf.'
issues of the 1960 Presirfential campaign in a memorable
open forum of outstanding candidates for state and na-

tional offices; set the customary high tone of the Lenten
life. Wesleyans brought the Reverend Dr. Walter Hazzard
of Tindley Methodist Church, Philadelphia, to us; New-
manites continued their quiet charity. Hayes Loan Fund
helped the needy. Pan-Hellenes kept a firm grip on fra-
ternity and sorority high jinks during initiations.

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The Wesley Foundation II. to r., seated) : Dorsey, James, Grier, Crosse, C. The Newman Club (1. to r., seated) : Pinder, BoardJey,

(President), Harris, Hill. (1. to r., standing): Polk, Jones, Crosse, St. G., Proctor (President), Washington, Ross. (L to r., stand-

Ennels, Carr, Peterson. ing) : Bowins. Wade. Tolson. Short. Mrs. Elaine Newsonie

(Adviser).

The Young Women's Christian Association. Barbara Wright, President

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ACTIVITIES OF STAGECRAFTERS

Scenes From "Girl In The Rain"

We're onl Make-up staff at work: Marcus Willis (with Dorothy
Harleyi : Charis Crosse (with John Harris); Martha and Mary
Moore (with Sylvia GUes and Helen Chester); Mary Love (with
Harry Brown i .

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Society Columnist (Harley) drops hombshell whUe interviewing
bride (Aleta Weedon) and groom (Theodore Richardson, Stage-
crafters President). Mother of the groom (Sylvia Giles) looks on.

"Was it the butler that done it?" James Phipps and Leona Ross
(the maid) in verbal clash that thickens plot.

Curtain Call! Seated (1. to r. ) : Ross, Richardson, Giles, Harley,
Standing (1. to r.) : Phipps, Weedon, Brown, Chester, Harris.

The Slagecrafler-. Lejt to right i-.>:aU-A): WchI), (irown, (.Hester, Oeene, Ross, Charms. (Standing): C. Crosse, Cordery, Jones, Mrs. Elaine
Newsome (Director^, Harley, St. G. Crosse, Cuyjet.

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Music! Music! Music!

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The charms of music enmesh a singing campus. In
upper-left-hand corner choir, directed by Mrs. C. J. Mich-
aels, rehearses for concert. Picture below shows Mrs.
Michaels in informal mood before her favorite piano.

Right, the white-and-maroon robed choir is caught by
the camera in a formal setting. Below : Band, choir, guest
organist Anderson thrill a music-loving campus.

The Ledger Staff Louis Pritchett, Editor; Dr.
Vernon Stone, Adviser.

The Business Club. Edward R. Boyer, President; Miss Virginia Jones, Adivser.

English -Majors. L^na Davis, President ; Mrs. Mary Fair Burks, Ad-
viser.

The History Club, Bern ice Hite, President; Dr. Emanuel Nodel,
Adviser.

In club meetings, students speak of many things: Books
and ledgers and news stories and the quality of a poem;
the latest in office automation, the political campaigns,
the discovery of a new poet. From one year to the next
there are these cherished, mind-quickening organizations

that help make college life fun as well as work. The
Hawk says, "Well done," to officers and members of all
clubs such as the above, which are doing their part in
adding to information and giving practice in discrimina-
ting ideas.

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The Science Club, H. Leon Pringle, Fresident; Ur. Louis Austin, The Physical Education Chib, Miss Freddie Hill, Adviser.

Adviser.

The Student >]aliunal Education Association, Irnia Polk, President; Dean James D. Singletary, .idvise

The Cliariii Club. Neda Gram. President: Dean Edith Gihbs, Adviser.

The Veterans" Club,
Norman Poole, Presi-
dent.

iij L. to R.: Crosse, Lock-

fl e.tt, Ayers, Diggs, Iris

Brooks (Sweetheart),

'>i Jackson, Moore, Poole,

/' Wilkins.

n»: i.ollMH.M, ., l.liil), (,al'..:U Davidson (inset). President.

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Hearts that are loyal, and hearts that are true

~ Iimmon^ :itaiiding Oner, Crcise, Johnson (BasUeus). Polk, Chester, Charm^, Rainey, Moody, Cuyjet, Davi

Left: Soror Judith Cuyjet, talented prima ballerina
of Philadelphia Ballet Corps. Below (left) : Soror
Charis Crosse, Woman of the Year, Distinguished
Member of Who's Who Among Students in Ameri-
can Universities and Colleges; Alpha Kappa Mu
Honor Society; Soror Irma Polk, Distinguished
Member of Who's Who, Member of State Program
Planning Committee of the Student National Educa-
tion Association.

"On the Line": Sorors-to-be Fisher,
Timmons. Harris.

"With a fellowship sincere and rare" — banquet for new sorors,
presided over by Soror Edith Gibbs, Basileus of Graduate Chapter.

In Our Dear A Phi A Fraternal Spirits Dwell . . .

Alpha Phi .'Upha. L. to R. (Seated): Tolson, Mills (President), Shirley Hounshell (Alpha Sweetheart), Gould, Foster. (Standiag) : Stand-
ford. Brown, Curtis, Ross, Reed, Crump, Taylor. Faculty Adviser William P. Hytche, Brothers York Eggleston and Alexander Matthews missing
from picturf.

Brother Charles Gould, Distinguished
Member of Who's Who Among Stu-
dents in American Colleges and Uni-
versities; President, The .Student Coun-
cil.

Brolhr-r William P. Hytche, Adviser to College Chapter,
doc.-, community service project for in-service teacher group
at Machipongo, Virginia.

Brother James Tolson, Distinguished
Member of Who's Who Among Stu-
dents in American Colleges and Uni-
versities.

"With Glowing Hearts We Praise Thee, Delta . . . "

Dtltd Ihet-i Sor(int\ L to r. (Seated): Carter (Presidentl. Wright. Kelly. Ennel?. (Standing): Williams, .Napper, Cephas. Adams. Jamc

(Right) Soror Lois Kelly, Miss Maryland State.
1960-1961. Below, reading left to right: Soror
Eleanor James, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society,
Distinguished Member of Who's Who Among
Students in American Colleges and Universities;
Soror Bernice Jenkins, '60, First Winner of the
National Alumni Award for High Scholarship.
Distinguished Member of Who's Who Among
Students, 1960 Woman of the Year; Soror Ivy
Jean Carter, Distinguished Member of Who's
Who Among Students: Soror Monya Cephas,
President of the State Association of Home Econ-
omics Students in Maryland.

"O, Noble Kappa Alpha Psi, The Pride Of All Our Hearts

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternily. L. to R., seated: Greene Sweetney, Doris Adamb i Sweelhearl) , Huff, Polemarcli, Boyer, Williams. Standing: Sydnor,
Hamilton. H. Brown. Borders, Piirkett, Dent, Muse, Pringle, Badger, A. Brown.

Mrs. Jason Grant is hostess to brothers attending Provincial at
M.SC. L. to R.: Brother Jason Grant, Keeper of Records; Brother
W. .Smith. PoI'march; Brothers .Adair and Collins, Delegates.

All-Provincial Banquet; Brother C. 0. Stout, Host, introduces Brother
Byron Armstrong, a Founder, as guest speaker.

Brother G. O. Stout. Former Keeper of Records, Guide-Right Di
rector.

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Gamma Xi Brothers with Brother Dixon, Attorney in the U. S.
Department of Labor: L. to R.: Dixon, HufI, Purkett, Sydnor.

"Our Life, Our Love, Our Home: We'll Sing
Thy Praises ..."

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. L. to R., Seated: Anderson, Pinder, Lois Kelly (Sweetheart), Garrett, Brothers. Standing: Hawkins, Banks, Short
(Basileus), Williams, Greene, Perry.

At National Achievement Week Observance, Basileus S. D. Shock- Crowning of Sweetheart Lois at Sweetheart Ball: Brother Short

ley (right) presents award to James R. Webb, Sr. Center: Professor places crown on her beautiful head,

of English, North Carolina College, Brother Dr. Charles Ray, speaker
for occasion.

rothers listen as Delta guests sing their sweetheart song

PLEDGE CLUBS

Pyramid Lluh. Kuby Cunningham. President. L. to R.
I seated I : Scott, Cunningham. Norman, Henderson. ( Stand-
ing i: Ferguson. Boirins, Washington, Black. Ennels.

Sphinx Club, Curtis Williams, President. L. to R. (seated) : Wilson, Williams,
Atwater. (Standing): Greene, Finger, Taylor, Pettaway, Hubbard.

Lampados Club, Calvert Davidson, President (Missing from picture). L. to
R.: Smith, Phipps, Shirley Proctor (Sweetheart), Brooks. Wickes.

Ivy Leaf Club, Tommy Pumell, President. I,, in K.
Briltingham, HIte, Purnell, Peterson.

.Scroller Club. L. to R.: Cobb, Cordery, Clayton, Smith, Bullock,
Lee, Stewart, Countee, Spencer. Neda Grant, Swej.-thearl.

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THE SENIOR BRASS— L. to R.: Major L. W. Cracken, Captain James Pfautz, THE JUNIOR BRASS— Smith Commonrfer. Front Row

Staff Sergeant F. W. Smith, A/C Russell Moran. L. to R.: Crump, Stanford, Phipps, Fisher. Second

Row: Mills, Ford, Tolson, Ross, Garrett, Stewart. Color
Guard: Parham, Bullock, Santio, Powell.

ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY— L. to R., Standing: Parran, Hazleton, Fisher, ANGEL FLIGHT— Z,. to R., Standing: Cunningham, Young, Keene,
Ford, Dorsey, Johnson, Ross, Wilson, Captain Pfautz. Seated: Tolson, Grant, M. Johnson, A. Johnson, Ross, Carr. Seated: Kelly, Douglass,
Crump, Smith, Stewart, Hawkins. Marbray, Charms, Commander; Washington, Wade.

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President; Marbray, Friend, Foster. Second Row: Major Cracken, Mitchell, Singletary, Greene, Wilson, Turner. Jackson, Crosse, Lindsay, .-^n-

Smith, Boardley, Williams. Kneeling: Taylor, Hawkins, Jones, Riggs, derson.
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THE CORPS

At the Coronation

IN ACTION

During Military Day . . .

-Manland State College Chapter. New Farmers of America, Alvin Marbray. President; Dr. C. C. Marion, Adv

Dairy Cow Judging by N. F. A. Boys
Swine Judging by N. F. k. Boys.
N. F. A. Tractor Driving Contest.

THE HOME ECONOMICS STORY

Here are the Home Economics girls with their one
male constituent. The Department turns an epochal corner
in decision to emphasize further the fields of nutrition
and textiles. Increasing complexity of the nutrition field,
wide opportunities for graduates in urban centers where

hospitals and other agencies require trained personnel dic-
tate college training needs. A growing fabrics industry
that emphasizes synthetics determines new directions in
clothing classes, requiring that knowledge of textiles be
broad and deep.

Laboratory session in study of textiles

Experimental Cooking with Professor Wallace.

Future Nutritionists, Textile Researchers, Designers, and Home Makers, as well as Teachers, THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. L. to R., Seated:
Mar>- Moore, Proctor, Ellis, Martha Moore, Laura Jones, President; Wills, BouJware, Harris, Carr, Mackall, Standley, Delores Jones, Warrick, Mc-
Clain. Standing: Holliday, Doswell, McCready, Lewis, Boulware, Professor Elps, Fleming, Professor Morton, Easley, Sylvester White, Ferguson,
Enneh, Professor Wallace, Riggs, Dr. Cecelia Humphrey, Department Head, Maddox, Young, Kennedy, Lyons, Ford.

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Meal Planning (Desserts). Laura Jones cutting the delicious cream
cake.

Vernetta Easley and Edith Carr in Meal Planning Demonstration
( Sandwich phase) .

Quantity Cookery, Large Equipment — Alzena Fowler and Eunice
Matthews of the Class of '60, both now employed as nutritionists.

Quantity Cookery, .'^mall Equipment being demonstrated.

Vernetta Easley surveys table from open door, contemplating the
careful preparation making possible the final scene below.

The lovely results of Nutritionist Easley's planning, with other mem-
bers of class, behind the doorway to knowledge and skills: Junior
Tea presided over by Edith Carr. L. to R.: Julia Brown, '61, Mrs.
Violet Wood, Lois Kelly Miss Maryland State.

Learning the fabric from the first thread.

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Clothing Construction Advanced.

Power Machine Training.

Future Home Economics teachers plan with their Teacher-Trainer,
Mrs. Grace Morton. .Student standing is demonstrating special
meth'Kl of teaching a clothing unit.

Great Day for the Prospective Teacher: Apprentice teachers and
Mrs. Morton confer with Mrs. Charles Chipman, Home Economics
Head, Salisbury High School, who will direct their first teaching
activities.

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Homecoming means the welcome mat. joyful reunions,
pep rallies, bonfires, the parade, the big football game.
But most of all Homecoming is the open door where
stands the girl of our dreams and ideals. The Coronation
is the most damorous event of the Homecomins Season

at MSC. and in a holiday atmosphere last fall stately and
beautiful Lois Kelly. '62, a biology major who plans a
career in research, and one of the most popular and best
loved co-eds ever to wear the crown of Miss Maryland
State, besan her reian.

The Grand Entrance.

The most thrilling moment of all: Major Cracken crowns
Miss Maryland State.

.\Ii^5 Betty Wolfe presents the sceptre to the Queen.

The Queen sits with her court.

The Grand Exit . The Queen leaves and
carrie«i with her the sinceresl wishes of
f:vervone for a successful reign.

llswK Editor Davidson escorts Lettermen's Queen, Bemice
Mite, in Processional.

At the Reception; The Queen's court
receives Hello's, Thank you's, Good
Wishes, Congratulations.

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The Queen helps to solve three problems — a head-
ache, a math problem, and a backache!

AKA Sorer Averill Rainey says, "Phew! This is
a job."

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real fun!

Miss Maryland State adorns The
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Lovely Lottie Bivens. perched high on
the Sophomore I'loat, gives that "Pep-
Eodent" smile.

A Beautiful Float for a Beautiful Queen — Margaret Scott The game is over. Crowd leaves the field,
rides the Juniors' prize. Thus ends another Homecoming. Station

M-S-C signing off . . .

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HONORED FOR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS.

Dr. Robert 'tt . \ arley. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Salisbury, Maryland. "If Honor be your clothes, they will last a lifetime," said Dr. Varley,
to the Eighth Annual Honors Convocation. L. to R., front to back: Thompson, Diggs, Boardley, Dr. Varley, Polk, Miles, F. Williams, Keene, James,
Rhock. Engh, Lyons. Taylor. B. Williams, Hitch, Holden, Pritchett, Ford, Christian, Davis, Cordery, Crosse, Randall, Purcell, Carter, Crosse,
Robinson, Finder. Greene, Johnson, W. Williams, Bowen, Ferguson, F. Tolson, Kelly, J. Tolson, Wright, Quails. Hale, Phipps.

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"Scholar, Humanitarian, Minister, Healer" read citation to
Dr. Varley presented by Professor Stone.

Traditional family luncheon for honorees and speaker. L. to R.: Mrs. Wood,
Dr. Varley, President Williams, Mrs. Michaels, Louis Pritchett '61.

Alpha Kappa Mu
Scholarship Honor
Society: Crosse,

Randall, President
James; Dr. Waters,
Adviser. Right:

AKM's Interest

Group. L. to R.,
Seated: ,]. Tolson,
Chester, Rainey,
President, Conway,

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THE LABOR LEADER AND THE LEADERSHIP CONVOCA-
TION: Dr. A. Philip Raiidolph, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Port-
ers.

L. 10 R., By rows, front to back: Stone, Rainey, Johnson, Peterson, Dr. Ran-
dolph, Crosse, Jones, Charms, President Williams. Cundiff, Goodman, Short,
Proctor, Muse, Marbray, Wright, Carter, Polk, Cunningham. Davidson, Gould,
James, Davis, Tolson, Smith, Foster, Randall, Mills. Hawkins, Boyer, Huff,
Pringle, Garrett, Phipps.

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Dr. Randolph and President Williams congratulated honorees, lunched with them. Below, left, the lovely First Lady of Maryland State lunches
with honored guests. Right: Honorees of Awards Day: L, to R., row by row from front: Wade, Giles, Ferguson, Hale, Quails, Bowins, Boardley,
Crosse, Parran. Brothers, Harris, Jenkins, Cunningham, Love, Moore, Moore, Britton, Weatherby, Phipps. Richardson, J. Harris. Floyd, Taylor,
Bowie, Harris, Burchett, Randall, Mills, Fuller.

WOMAN OF THE YEAR, 1961

Charis Crosse, whose collegiate honors
and achievements are numerous, brought
dignity, resourcefulness, industry, and a
fine sense of humor to her position as
President of the Women's Council and
the women's choice as their representa-
tive Woman of the Year. Below are in-
cidents in the life of a popular leader
whose genuine scholarliness has never in-
terfered with her love of people and her
livelv interest in all phases of college life.
■"2": \^ ith other members of Who's Who
L. la R.: Dean James D. Singletary. Ran-
dall. Crosse. Jenkins. Weatherby. Mills.

"3": She hears address on Women's Day
by Dr. Nancy W. McGee, Professor of
English. Hampton Institute. "4": She re-
ceives trophy on Military Day for out-
standing performance in her major, Eng-
h. "5" : She receives her first member-
ship in National Council of English
Teachers from Professor Mary F. Burks,
gift of the English Department teachers.
"6'": With her parents. Reverend Crosse
and Mrs. Crosse. Dr. McGee, and Dean
Gibbs, she receives well wishers Faith
Williams, Norma Fer

WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

MYRTLE O. BOWEN. Women's Council
YWCA; Student Counselors; Business Club
Secretary, G. E. C. Hayes Student Loan Fund
NEA; SNEA; MTA; Alpha Kappa Mu
Interest Group.

IVY JEAN CARTER. Choir; Captain, Angel
Flight; Vice President, Freshman Charm
Club; Student Counselors; Secretary, Student
Council; President, Pan-Hellenic Council;
President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Al-
pha Kappa Mu Interest Group: Clefters;
Parliamentarian, Women's Council.

CHARLES GOULD. Student Council Treas-
iirer, 1959; President, 1960; Science Club
President, 1959; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Vice President, 1959; Men's Senate Treas-
urer, 1959; Associate Editor, The Hawk
1959; Lettermen's Club; Baseball Team;
President, Pan-Hellenic Council 1959; Stalis-
tician, Athletic Department 1959, 1960.

ELEAJVOR B. JAMES. Student Council
1959; Wh^'s Who 1960: Delta Sigma Theta;
Student NLA; ."Mpha Kappa Mu Honor So
ciety; English Club; Chess Club; YWCA;
Wesley Foundation; Women's Council.

CHARIS CROSSE. President. \^omen"s
Council; President, Wesley Foundation; Vice
President. Senior Class; Vice President,
Stagecrafters; Dean of Pledges, Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority; Student Counselors; Secre-
tary, Student Council 1959; Hayes Loan Fund
Committee: Angel Flight; Alpha Kappa Mu
Honor Society Secretary: Year Book Staff
Correspondent 1959, 1960; Who's Who 1959.
1960; Woman of the Year. 1960.

IRMA L. POLK. Wh&s Who: _\nti-Basileus.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Secretary, Stu-
dent Council; President. Freshman Charm
Club; Vice President, YWCk; President, Stu-
dent NEA; Secretary, Pan-Hellenic Council;
Angel Flight:^ English Club; Wesley Founda-
tion; Women's Council.

ERNEST RANDALL. New Farmers of Amer-
ica; President, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor So-
ciety; Squadron Commander, AFROTC:
Who's Who 1959, 1960.

JAMES TOLSON. President, Student Coun-
selors; Vice President. Chess Qub; Presi-
dent, Newman Club; Parliamentarian, Men's
Senate: President, Sophomore Class; Parlia-
mentarian, Science Club; New Farmers of
.America.

THE Y. M. C. A. PRESENTS:

Its Members— i. to R. Sealed: Henry. Finder. Mills. Standing: Tavlor. Garrett. Friend, Banks, Missing from Picture: Foster, President; Dean F, H,
Ham-, Adviser.

The Great Debate; Candidates for Office in the 1960 Fall Elections Presented Issues in Campaign: Dr, W, A, Low introdnces panel consisting of:
Z,, w /?.: Senator Harr>- T. Phoebu.s I R.). Senator Edwart T. Miller (R.), College Minister Nelson, Senator Thomas Johnson (D.), Candidate
H. T. Fox I D.I. Senator Johnson addresses audience. .Senator Johnson greets Sara Sheppard, politics unknown, and Mr, Fox greets Michael
Pringle. politics unknown, at reception following debate. Below L. to R.: Foster, President: the Mid-Winter Formal Ball; Sweetheart who
was crowned at Ball: Neda Grant. "64.

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ALL- STARS TODAY
HAWKS YESTERDAY

HAWKS ALWAYS

The coaching staff works equally hard: L. to R.: Anderson, Taylor,
McCain, Watson.

At the start the going is mighty rough, but it gets the boys ready.

This is the squad. L. lo R., First Row: Beauford, H. Brown, Parham, Finger, Miller, Mercer, Muse, Thompson, Purkett. Second row: Seabrook,
Rose. Weaver, Davidson, H. Gray, Hobbs, Curtis, Holmes, Pryce, Thomas. Third Row: Spencer, Clemons, Mitchell, I. Brown, Taylor, Borders, Prin-
gle. Ford, C. Johnson. Fourth Row: Joyner, Huff, Lewis, Gadsden, Griffin, Ward, Van Ness, Lane, W. Johnson.

Hire they come!! The Mighty Hawks!

.Skip gives pre-game instructions

Muse scores the second of his touchdowns against Morgan after
Davidson opens the pathway.

".Shoil>" Gray is on the move. Hobbs and Miller pave the way.

Johnny Price throws the block that springs Danny Miller toward
another touchdown.

Van Ness and Tay-
lor confer with

That mighty forward wall being engineered by
unstoppable.

lu"' Brown is

"If anybody asks you who we are
we're the C I DOUBLE A Champs!

"Victory! Victory! That's our Cry!"

A Salute to the Seniors: A Job Well Done!
L. to R.. Front: Huff, Davidson. H. Gray.
Thomas, Manager-Trainer. Back Roic: Shorty
Gray. Miller. Muse, Hobbs.

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Harold Gray John Hobbs

Guard, Co-Captain Guard. Co-Captain

All-CIAA All-CIAA

^ ireinia All-American

Virginia

Dannv Miller
Halfbach
Oklahoma

Charlie Holmes

Fullback

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All-American

Pennsylvania

Bob Van Ness

Tackle

New York

Harry Brown

Quarterback

Washinglon, D. C.

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A SALUTE TO THE CIAA
CHAMPS
1960-1961

Bob Ford

Center

South Carolina

So ends another illustrious chapter in the
foarhing career of Vernon "Skip" McCain.

The Hawk over-all record was 6-1-1; they
bowed only to Southern Connecticut, a non-
conference opponent. During McCain's four-
teen years at MSC, the scoreboard reads 84
wins. 1.3 defeats, and 4 ties. Over this span,
he has produced .3 undefeated and untied teams,
VJ, '-50. '.5.5. He produced CIAA Champions in
'54. '55, '57, and now in '60.

Only one season, '58, has Mac lost as many
as three games in one campaign.

2-4-6-8. Yes!
Cheerleaders!

(|{i appreciale (Jiir

Coach — Vernon M';Cain

Al Santio does a dual job of grabbing the rebound;
and going back up for the two points.

Take that ! Dave Riddick drives in to score two and the mighty
Hawk cagers are on the move again.

Aw, come on, Fellows, perk up. Things can't be that bad. Besides
you've got another half.

Eddie Williams gels "hot" and starts the ball rolling.

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Jesse \^ illiams
Center — Junior

Eugene Bullock
Forward — Sophomore

THE SQIAD— Bac/l- Ron, L. to R.: Williams, Bullock, Santio, Butler, Jones. Middle Row: Wills, Ridclick, Smith, Thomas,
Beauford. First Row. E. Williams, Boulware, Cephas, McCulloiigh.

WObur "Deucie" Smith

Co-Captain

Guard — Senior

(Ajach
Nate Taylor

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The pasl two years Jim Phipps has
carried the baton superbly for
Maryland State,

At the Queens lona Meet MSC captured many events. Here Jackie Ballard wins by a "head"
to take the 120-yd..High Hurdles.

In the Low Hurdles a Marine steps out with Napier, DeLaine, and
Bond in hot pursuit.

The Eastern Shore Relay produced many thrills here. Above An-
chorman Danny Miller breaks the tape with an all-out effort as
MSC wins the 440-yd. Relay.

Another thriller was Charley Mays and Ed Colly-
more on the first leg of the 880-yard Relay.

Leroy Burchett "brings home
the bacon" on the last round
of that race.

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it a- Charley Mays goes up and over the high bar as he competes with

"Si Bob Barksdale in the high jump.

Russell Rogers gives it that "Tongue in Teeth" determination as
he runs neck and neck with Jackie Ballard at Fort Lee.

^!iller and Crutrhfield run first and second in the Hundred at the Eastern
Shore Relay.

Massive Bob Neider, No. 1 of the "Big Three" in the Shotput,
was one of the many track greats at MSC for the 'Shore Relays.

Bond, Ballard, Delaine
and Batts monopolize
field in the high hurd-
les. Guess who won! ^

"Cookie" Bush shows his AAU winning form to the
crowd in the Hop, .Step, and Jump.

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Hampton Charlie Holmes rushes
in on a bunt while Harold Gray
prepares to make the throw lo
Bo Brown covering First.

Remembrance of Days Past

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Eddie Cruz covers home plate
and makes the putout against
Hampton.

Get ready, Curtis, any time now!

THE SQUAD— L. to R., Front: Gray, Jones, Price. Dent, Bruce, Tanner, Holmes. Second Roiv:
Van Ness, Warren, Curtis, Brown, Hobbs, Taylor, Barnett, Coach. Third Row: Newman, Cobb,
Hamilton, Williams, Diggs, Gould, Chapman.

Big Three Conference. Coach Barnett,
one-time all-star at Maryland State
College, confers with Captain Dermis
Tanner and Harold Gray, national Col-
lege Batting Champion, .535-1960.

Four-armed powerhouses! "Larry" Newman, "House"
Gray, "Bear" Van Ness, "Houdini" Jones.

Are you LISTENING, fellas?

They passed this way
this year:

Reverend Leroy Williams, Speaker for Design-for-Living Week, re-
ceives gift of student body from Student Council President Charles
Gould.

Dovei ^ir Force Base Choral- Airs in annual recital here. Captain
Porter, USAF, Director.

House of Beauty Representatives conducted clinic on grooming and
body care; picture shows session on posture.

Kathir Hugh Miller of WcsImvit discusses Dante's "Inferno" with
students in World Literaliiic

Visiting Professor Yar Chomichy
of Penn State demonstrates
water color |echnif|ues as art
major* look on.

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Dr. R. Lep Hornbakf. Jive /'resident. University of Maryland, ad-
dressed faculty.

Internationa] autlionly on Africa 1. J.K.. Wells, New York, lectures
oni African art.

Woman's Day Speaker was Dr. Nancy McGee, Professor of English,
Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia.

Dr. Walter Hazzard, Tindley Chapel, Philadelphia, was chapel
speaker for Wesley Foundation.

Mrs. Beatrest Henry,
accompanist for Dover
Choral-Airs, played
Chopin during inter-
mission.

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The Reverend Grady W. Poulard, New York, de-
livered message under auspices of YWCA, Barbara
Wright, President.

Monsieur Pierre Palmond, Cultural Attache of
France in New York City, discussed importance of
foreign-language competence.

WITH THE ALUMNI

Founders' Day Speaker this year was the Reverend
Crawford L. Trader. "26. District Superintendent, East-
cm District. Delaware Conference, Methodist Church.

President J. T. Williams receives Alumni Citation from National President Roma
Jones, '39, in recognition of growth of institution under Dr. Williams' leadership.

Left: Mrs. Anna H. Maddox, '04,
receives Alumni Service Award for
forty years of service to Alumni or-
ganization. Center: Miss Bernicc
.Jenkins, '60, winner of first Alumni
.Senior Scholarship Award. Right:
Mr. Roma Jones, "39, receives 1960
Alumni Achievement Award from
National Treasurer Theodore Hen-
sun, '49.

Uft: Philadelphia
members prepare
Homecoming car
for Alumni Queen.
Right: Homecom-
ing Alumni Queen
Genevieve .Steph-
ens, '.56, member of
Philadelphia Chap-
ter, receives trophy
from Dean Harris.

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AS THE DOOR CLOSES ON THE HAWK, I960

Our production began with that sine qua non, a ded-
icated staff of photographers, none anywhere more ded-
icated than our wonderful men. At first, while experienced
staffers were on hand, work moved swiftly. Then appren-
tice teaching swept the seniors away, and associates began
to have the headaches. Staff problems eased when a minor
miracle took place: Along came experts Harry Brown and

Robert Ford, not originally staff members, and coverage
of sports and AFROTC became as easy as a quarterback
sneak or landing a jet. Final sessions into the small hours
over hamburgers or whatever was in the nearest kitchen
gave The Hawk his wings. Once again he is airborne, to
come to rest in the hands of his eager and admiring
I we hope! readers.

Here is Staff Correspondent Carolyn
Thompson doing some important cor-

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Lay-Out Editor Sonia Moody declares: "Away, all pictures! The
job is done for '61!'"

Roger Stewart, ex-'63, and now of
Paris, France, courtesy of the
USAF, by his example encoui^
ages us to say that:

IN MARYLAND

NEARLY EVERYONE READS "THE HAWK"

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