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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.

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
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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

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

FACULTY

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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.

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.

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

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

Samuel VV. Rocker, A.B.. Morehouse: M.A.. Atlanta: Busine

Anita Stewart, B.S., Morgan: M.S., Ohio State;
Biology.

Gerald Spiker, Farm Manage

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

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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Tliomas H. Wiles, New York Institute of Photog-
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School of Photography, Winona School of Photog-
raphy; Photography.

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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Dollie H. Avent
P.O. Box 65

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.

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.

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.

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
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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

En dish

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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Robert Banks
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J. Diane Da\is
Edward Davis

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Jacqueline Dennis
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Owen Harrod
Thomas Hay
Timothy Hay

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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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Elaine Randall
William Rhodes
Earl Richardson

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

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

Robert Edwards
Louis Elliott
Dorothv Fanner

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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

Eric Judy

Alphonso Ingram
Delores Kilarore

Kenneth LaPrince
Doris Leigh
James Liggins

Joan Lindsay
Leroy Mack
Da\id Marbrav

Paul Marshall
Clifton Martin
Chester McLin

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B)-ron McNeil
Lawrence Miles
William Mitchell

William Moaney
Frederick Moore

Dorothy Morton

Mabel Morton

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Annette Moten
Bernard Muckle

Joyce Nichols
Norman Nichols
Hector Pagan

Dou^'las Parker
Rosalind Parker
Carolyn Pcele

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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Joseph Warrick
Marv Wasliintrton

Raymond VVashintrton
Willie Washington
Gladstone W'aters

McCarn,- Wheeler
Everett Whitney
Danny Wright

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William "^'ouna;
David Louden

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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

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

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.

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

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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Y\cttc Jones
OWk' Kales
Carl J. Kelly

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

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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Cheeks: Did / forget to sign out, Mrs. Holloway?

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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Group Picture of the Class of '67.

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.

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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PHI BETA LAMBDA, Joscpli Mason, President, Mr. Rocker, Adviser, SEATED: Fletcher,
Bernett, Lowe, Mr. Rocker, B. Williams. STANDING: Da\is, McCullough, Boone, Thomp-
son, Cann, Mason.

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.

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.

Ag. Engineers cope with machinery.

The Future Farmers of America, Kenneth Simpler, President, Dr.
C. C. Marion, Adviser.

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.\nother look at the big machines used by the Aggies in modern farming.

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.

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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Delta Sigma Theta

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.

^eta Phi Beta

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.

in, Dickens, Thompson, Jackson,

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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The Scroller Club

Spence, Jones, Tinch, Watkins, Brooks. SEATED: Sweetheart Alicia
Thompson.

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Shouell, Mitchell (President), Pinder, Lyles, Thomas Hay, Polk, Timothy Hay.

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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Crescent Club

Sutler, E\ans, Ir\inc. Marshall. Thurmon, Munson.

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Omega Psi Phi

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.

Howard Lylcs, President, Profcss;)r White, .\d\iser.

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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The Home Economics Story

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.

R. Sydnor baking pastries.
T. Bell preparing breads.

Class in Clothing with Miss Elps.

Problem in nutrition.

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A gleaming kitchen is the starting place for a dinner of six.
Guests help themselves to superbly prepared food.

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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The Squadron leads the Homecoming Parade to town.

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.

Military facts of life as related
by Sgt. Moran.

\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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NATIONAL WEEK ASSEMBLY: Turner, Dean Harris,
Mrs. Sherwcll, Mr. Shcnvell, State Comptroller Gold-
stein, Salisbury Mayor Harris, Newton (President),
Boardley, Reverend Miller, Timothy Hay.

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

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1963 HAWKS OF MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE.

A Great Coaching Staff: McCain,
Taylor, Anderson.

Hawks leaving the nest in '64: Seniors Smith
Spence, Clcmons.

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*,; " Indestructible insurmountable in\incible B>rd, Smith,

Spence, Wheeler.

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Green Bay!

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Unbeatable, unvanquished, unassailable:
Fullback Goodwin.

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Deceptive, dependable:
Christy

Delicious, delightful, delectable: "M" Club Sweetheart, ''i''

HAWK Assistant Editor Consuella Armwood: A Honey liii

of a Hawk!

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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Notable Visitors and Lecturers During 1963-64

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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Johnny Wilson asks question during meeting of Inter-
racial Commission.

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.

Tompkins and Polk

Polk and Jarrett (Haemon)

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Scene from "Antigone" — major dramatic praductum of Stagccraltcrs.

Miss Polk in title role of "Antiu
from her public.

Pleasures of the Lively Arts at MSC

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Harpsichordist Lorna DaCosta and Violinist-Composer Noel DaCosta in
joint recital.

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

(Mathematics)

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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