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THE HAWK

BOARD OF EDITORS

Carroll Marcus Editor-in-Chief

James A. Ellzy Associate Editor

Cynthia Alton Business Manager

Addison Wallace Sports Editor

Gereldine Chase Staff Correspondent

Rose Dailey Lay-Out Editors

John Barber
Bernie People

Calvin Thomas Assistant Lay-Out Editor

Charles Joyner Art Editor

Ronald Jones Assistant Art Editor

Jason C. Grant Faculty Advisor

1964 - Maryland State College - 1965

Princess Anne, Maryland

Dedication

To a lacK \\ hose inward beaut\' shines forth in warmth and
giaee;

To a gentle woman ot sincerity, sympathy, and humor;

To a ser\ant of Maryland State College who has never
w orked to ser\e her prixate goals, who has ever been faithful in
action and clear in honor;

To a friend whose lo\'e for Maryland State College and
its students has been exemplified in years of selfless devotion to
our common welfare, a friend who has never refused a request
for help and, time after time, has gone beyond duty's call in
serxice to all;

To a real lad>' and friend, we dedicate this issue of The
Ha\\k to

MRS. INA Q. STEELE

An ffficient da> s work at the
office

All work and no play? No!
Mrs. Steele enjoys cock-
tails at a faculty Cocktail

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Mrs, InaQ. Steele
Hruona the firm
believers, "We
shall over come."

PRESIDENT JOHN TAYLOR WILLIAMS

A man of unshaken faith and the courage to
bring a vision into reality.

The Go\ ernor of the State of Manland
The Honorable J. Millard Tawes

Not only does the office distinguish the
man, hut also the man the office.

The Board of Regents For Higher Education

Mr. Charles P. McCormick
Chairman

Mr. Edward F. Holter
Vice Chairman

Dr. Wilson H. Elkins
Executive Officer

Mr. Harry H. Nuttle -Treasurer

Dr. B. Herbert Brown — Secretary

Dr. Louis I. Kaplan
Assistant Secretary

Dr. William B. Lone

Mr. Thomas W. Pangborn

Judge William Walsh

Mr. Richard W. Case

Dr. Thomas B. Svmons

Mrs. Sara A. Whitehurst

Foreword

The 1965 HA^^■K has been published primarily to provide those of the
Nhmland State College Community with a pictorial record of the persons and
events that pervaded our campus during the 1964-65 school year. We are well
aware of the many intangibles that often give added color to activities, en-
virons, and personalities but somehow defy recording in black and white.
Nevertheless, we hope that our endeavors may, in some small way, help pre-
serve friendships and associations which we all hold so dearly. If this book
will ser\e to bridge the past and bring to mind the priceless memories of joy
and pleasures of the past year, it will have served its purpose.

There are those without whose efforts and contributions, the 1965
HA\^"K uould not ha\e been possible. The staff would like to thank all of you.

THE 1965 HAWK STAFF

Table Of Contents

DEDICATION 2

ADMINISTRATION 9

FACULTY 12

THE SENIOR CLASS 24

SENIOR DIRECTORY 37

THE JUNIOR CLASS 43

THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 50

THE FRESHMAN CLASS 64

CLUBS 77

ORGANIZATIONS 87

FEATURES 97

SPORTS 121

Presents

THE FACULTY AND STAFF

Dr. Ne\ille A. Baron
College Physician

Mr. Robert H. Beasley
Maintenance Superintendent

.Mrs. M. Barbee Boone
Dean of Women

Mr. Raleigh W. Bowen
Director of Food Service

Mrs. f)]ic- A. Carpenter
Librarian

Mr. Francis H. Harris
Dean of Men

Mr. Charles C. Jacobs

Director of Public Relations

French

Mrs. Ina Q. Steele

Administrative Assistant

to the President

Rev. W. Tycer Nelson
College Minister

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Mr. William J. Wilson
Business Manager

Mrs. Violet J. Wood
Director of Admissions

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ames B. Abram. Jr., B.S.. M.S.
Biology

Raymond P. Algatt, S.B.
Mechanic Arts

Clifton J. Anderson, .\.B., A.M.
Physical Education

Elizabeth S. Bell, A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D.
Head, English and Languages

Erna G. .Austin, A.B., A.M.
English

Theodore Briggs, B.S., .M.S.
Mechanic Arts

Mary Fair Burks, B.S.. M.A.
Enslish

William H. Clelland, B.S.. M.S.
Mechanic Arts

Ethel S. Cottman, A.B.
English

Howard Davis, A.B.. M.S.
Physical Education

Fred Eikel, A.B., A.M.
English and German

Alethia A. Elps, B.S., M.S.
Home Economics

Albertha M. Ferguson, B.A., M.B.A.
Business Education

Roosevelt Gilliam, B.S., M.S.
Head Football Coach

Jason C. Grant, ;3r<l., A.B., .M.S. in L.S.
Librarian

Alma L. Gre^K, A.B., A..M.
Coordinator, Music Department

Delores L. Mines, A.B., A.M.
Physical Education

William O. Hull, B.S., M.S.
Mathematics and Physics

Cecelia E. Humphrey, B.S., M.S., M.A., Ph.D.
Head, Home Economics

Edward F. Hutchinson, B. Mus.

Music

Eva Jessye, A.A. Mus. D.
Music

William P. Hytche, A.B., M.S.
Mathematics

George R. Kent, A.B., A.M.
History

T. Waldo Kiah, A.B., Ed.M.
Education

J-C. King, B.S.
Mechanic Arts

W . AiiKustus Low, A.B., A.M., PIi.D.
Head, Social Sciences

William A. Lynk, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
Head, Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Claud C. Marion, B.S., .M.S., Ph.D.
Agricultural Education

yenwn E. .McCain, A.B., M.S.
Mathematics

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James S. McCormick, B.S.

Captain U.S. Air Force

Air Science

Grace S. Morton, B.S., M.S.
Home Economics

Harry W. Paine, B.S., M.S., Ed.D.

Mathematics

Charles E. McMillin, B.S., M.S.

Lt. Colonel, U.S. Air Force

Head, Air Science

Jimniie Mosely, A.B., M.Ed.
Art

Addison L. Perkins, B.S., M.S.
History

Elmer S. Rieck, B.S., M.S.. Ph.D.
Education

F. Harrell Smith, B.S., M.S., Ed.D.
Head, Agriculture

Vernon W. Stone, A.B., .M.h..A., Ph.D., KcL.Vl.
Head, Business

Samuel W. Rocker, B.S., M.A.
Business

Anita O. Stewart, B.S., M.S.
Biology

Charles O. Stout, A.B., M.S., Ed.D.
Head, Mechanic Arts

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John \'. Strickland, A.B., M.S.
Agriculture

Nathaniel C. Taylor, A.B., M.A.
Physical Education, Asst. Dean of Men

Robert P. \'arle> , A.B., B.D., M.Th., D.Th.
English

Jame.s A. Sulli\an
Mechanic Arts

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Richard H. Thoma.s, B.S., M.Ed.
Mechanic Arts

Mo.ses W. Vaughn, B.S., M.S.. Ph.D.
Agriculture

Teshonie G. Wa»u\ , A.B., M.S.
Education

Devenia P. Wallace, B.S., M.S.
Home Economics

Don.thy Waters, A.B.
Enulish

Tlioiiias II. Wilfi
Photography

Joseph Biitton
Administrative Assistant, AFROTC

Darlene S. Abiani, B.A.
Assistant, Office of Admissions

Carrie D. Chisolm
Secretary

Elizabetli Corder>
Secretary

Ella Pearl Doane
Dormitory Matron

. Leon Gates, A.B.
Business Office

Phyllis Goldsborough
Telephone Operator

E\angeline J. Harris
Assistant Dean of Women

Anne Howard
Secretary, Agriculture-Home Economics

G. Annette Mann
Secretary, Business Office

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Rebecca Newsome, R.N.
College Nurse

Lutheiine B. Smith
Assistant Dean of Women

Mary A. Stewart
Secretary to the Dean of the College

William Wellons, Jr.
Business Office

Thomas B. Wilburn, B.A.
Business Office

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MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE ALMA MATER
Words and Music by Daniel L. Rideout, Sr.

To thee, dear Alma Mater,

We raise our grateful song.

Thou, through thy noble teachings

Hast made thy children strong;

And thousands still shall praise thee,

All earth shall hear their swell.

And bind our hearts yet closer,

To thee we love so well.

We love thy spacious campus,
We love thy tow'ring halls.
Arid hallow'd are the lessons
V\e've learn'd within thy walls.
Stand thou forever glorious,
Fidl rob'd in livjng green;
Shine thou in endless splendor
Beneath thy trees serene.

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Mar\l,iii(l, Marvland, home ol Maroon and Gray
.\Iar>lan(l, .Maryland, thee we will love alway.
All hail to thee, fair .Maryland,
All glory be to thee!
(Jrfjw thou in strength and lioMor
'Ihrough all fterrjity!

Elizabeth L. Nutter, '6

Presents f\L

THE SENIOR CL^S

Zelma T. Adams

Cvnthia D. Alton

Rose Bacote

Robert Batson

Thelma Bell

Sherman HerneU

(•;l-Mia H(

Elmer Brooks

Thomas Brvant

Sharon E. Cann

Theresa Cheeks

Delores Chippey

Earl Christy

Evelvii Collins

Emel Cromwell

William Darling

Edward Da\is

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Josephine Da\'is

Richard Davis

Margrette Davage

Patricia Ellis

George Fenwick

Clarena Geer

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iJouglas Goodwin

Barbara Cireen

Alplionso L. Hammond

Norma Harris

Scottland Harris

Thomas Hay

Timothy Hay

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Doris W. Hohnes

Raymond Jackson

Ronald Jarrett

Ambrose Jearld

Frances Johns

1ac(iueline D. Johnsc

\ ii'Uie Johnson

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James C. Jones

lielnia Jone^

Frances KelI^

Morgan Kelly

l-)oris Kent

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(Jiarence Kemp

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Maiiiit' D. Kilgore

Edna Lowe

John Knight

Carroll L. Marcus

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Lero\' Lewi

Sterling Marshall

Joseph Mason

Ronald McCullogh

Wilhelmina Mears

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\\'aiTen Morgan

Robert Xewton

Leon Nunnalh

Elizabeth Xutttr

Harrod Owen

Celestine Polk

Clarence E. Polk

W'illiiiiM l-'owcjl

Elaine Ranclaii

Earl Richardson

Earl Rogers

Alfonso Seabrook

Alfonso Selbv

Kennetii Simpler

George Sisco

Jessie Smiley

James Smith

Glendola Stanley

Delore> S\diH

Earl Ta\l(

Clvde W. Thomas

James Thmiia'^

Percv Thomas

Jerome Thompson

firf;alv Thoririari

Alvir] Tincli

Nathaniel Tolson

Bona WacIcK

Li-iu> Wainvvright

Charles Walker

Clifton \\alker

Addison \\ allan

Ann WalJinuton

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Woody War(

Mai\ Washintito

Mehin W atkins

lames W eein>

Bett\ Williams

EdwanI W I Ilia

Jo.f-ph Willian

Ik'lcii Woods

Haswell Young

J^e!c>is SHiiiiflfrs

Seniors await Krcslimen for Frcvslmicu Oricntati

Senior Directory

ADAMS, ZELMA- Social Science

1512 N. Linwood Ave., Balto., Md.

Alpha Kappa Alpha (Dean of Pledgees), French Club,

Fine Arts Club, Student Counselor, Women's Council,

Archerv, Tennis.

BROOKS, ELMER- Physical Education

Route 1, Box 9,5 A, Worton, Md.

Physical Education Club, Kappa Alpha Psi,

Senate.

Men's

ALTON, CYNTHIA- Business Education
635 Linnard Street, Balto., Md.

Women's Council, Alpha Kappa Mu (Pres.), The Led-
ger (Editor), Delta Sigma Theta, Student Counselors,
The Hawk, (Bus. Manager), Who's Who.

BRYANT, THOMAS F.- Industrial Arts
25 Loretta Ave., Inwood, New York
Track, "M" Club, Industrial Arts Club.

BACOTE, ROSE ELAINE -Music Education
411 Eastland Ave., Kingstree, S.C.
French Club, Choir, Women's Council, Choir Librar-
ian, YWCA, Stagecrafters, Band, Wesley Foundation.

CANN, SHARON -Business Education

208 Calvert Street, Chestertown, Md.

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority (Trea.), Phi Beta Lamda,

YWCA, Women's Council.

BAKER, WILLIE L.- Social Science

155 Gilbert Ave., Bridgeton, N.J.

Track, (Cross Country), Yearbook Staff, History Club,

French Club.

CHEEKS, THERESA -P/!(/,s/crt/ Education
3025 Seamon Ave., Balto., Md.

Alpha Kappa Alpha, Physical Educatit)n Club, Intra-
mural Program, Women's Council, Cheerleaders,
Choir, Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha Psi, Miss Marvland
State.

BATSON, ROBERT -M«.s7c Education
Route 1, Bo.\ US, Rhodesdale, Md.
Band, Choir, French Club.

CHIPPEY, DOLORES -Soc/a/ Science

3514 Clifton Ave., Balto., Md.

Alpha Kappa Alpha (Dean of Pledgees).

BELL, THELMA-Home Economics
104 Wesley Ave., Balto., Md.

Home Economics Club, Newman Club, \\'omen's
Council.

CHRISTY, EARL-P/it/s(ca/ Education

P.O. Box 24, Perryman, Mar>'land

"M" Club, Physical Education Club, YMCA, Footbal

Team, Baseball Team.

BERNETT, SHERMAN -Bt/s//iess Education
Maple Avenue, Bowie, Maryland
Football, Chess Club, Newman Club, The Ledgei
Drill Team, Phi Beta Lamda.

COLLINS, EVEEYN — General Home Econo/nics
Route 3, Box 300, Princess Anne, Mar\ land
Home Economics Club, Science Club, Women's
Council, College Choir.

BOONE, GLORIA ].- Business Education
1241 N. Curley St., Balto., Md.

The Ledger, Phi Beta Lamda, Choir, Women's Coun-
cil, YWCA.

CROMWELL, EMIL-Social Science
554 Alliance St., Havre de Grace, Md.
History Club, Wesley Foundation, Intramural Foot-
ball, Omega Psi Phi Fraternit> .

Senior Directory

DARLING. W ILLIAM
SudlersNille. Mar\"laiHl

Ai:ricultun' Ed.

GOODWIN, D()UC;LAS M. -Mathematics

14 Drew C'ourts, CMiaileston, S.C.

"M" Clul), Nk'n's Senate, YMCA, Lounije CAHuiselor,

Track, Football, Newiiuui Club.

DA\"IS. EDWARD-Aiiricuhure Ed.
404 N. Stoke> St., Ha\re de Grace, Md.
Alpha Phi Alpha, YMCA, FAA.

GREEN, BAl{h.\l\.\- Plu/sical Educatiou

Box 292 A, Elkridge, Mar>land

Physical Education Club, YWCA, Women'.s Council

Archonian Club, Choir, Majorette.s.

DAMS. ]OSEFHlSE ~Bu.sine.ss Ed.

32.39 Dorithan Road, Balto., Md.

Alpha Kappa .\Ipha, The Ledger, YWCA, Women's

Council, Phi Beta Lanida, Yearbook Staff.

HANLMOND, ALFONSO L.-Physical Education
Route 2, Jersey Road, Salisbury, Maryland
YMCA, Men's Senate, Student Go\ernnient, Football
Intranuuals.

DA\ IS, RICHARD -Bio/ogy
16 Cherr> Street, Bridgeton, N.J.
Track, Scroller Club, "M" Club.

HARRIS, NOR.MA-Ho»)e Economics
Route 2, Bo.x 139, Easton, Maryland
Delta Sigma Theta, Student Coiuiselor Women's
Council, WesleN' Foundation, YWC'A, Home Econo-
mics Club.

DAVAGE. MARGARET- Soc/o/ogy

•307 Lennox .\\e., Balto., .Md.

Alpha Kappa Alpha, French Club, YWCA, Stage-

crafters, Canterbur>' Club, Women's Council, Panhel-

lenic Club.

SCOTLAND, HARRIS -Ho7?ie Economics
110 A\'ondale Road, Baltimore, Md.
Kappa .-Mpha Psi, Fine .\rts Club.

ELLIS. l-'Al'MCl.\ — Home Economics
1623 E. Lanvale St., Balto., .\Id.
Women'.s Council, Home Economics Club.

HAY, THOMAS A. -Mathematics

5505 Center .Ax e., Lanham, Marxland

Y.MCA, Student Counselor, .Men's Senate, Phi Beta

Sigma, Arnold ,\ir Society, Science Club.

FENWICK, GEORGE -Phy.sical Education
1413 .Myrtle .Ave., Baltimore, .Mar\laiid
Sphinx Club, Newman Club, Phvsical Ed.
YMCA.

Club,

HAY, TIMOTHY S.- Mathematics

r>5{)5 Center A\e., Lanham, Maryland

Science Club, YMCA, Men's Senate, Phi Beta Sigma,

Lounge Counselor, Drill Team, Arnold Air S()ciet\'.

GEER, CLARINA-. Socio/ Science
.30.3-40th Street, N.E. W^ashington, D.f:.
French Club, Histor\ Club, .-\rch(r\, Wi
Choir, YWCA.

Club

li()l,\Il-;s, DOJ^lS-Sodo/ogi/

bniitc I, Box 216 A, Princess Aime, .\Id.

I'rciicli (Mub, Social Science Cllub, Dramatics, Wesley

}''oni]datioii.

Senior Directory

JACKSOX, RAWIOXD- Physical Education
402 West 148th Street, New York, X.Y.
Physical Education Ckib, Men's Senate.

JONES, THELM A -Sociology
1219 West Street, Wihnington, Del.
\\'omen's Council, French Chih, YWCA.

JARRETT, RONALD -Mathematics

Princess Anne, Nhuyhuid

Men's Senate, Science Club, Sphinx Club, YMCA.

KELLY, FRANCES -Soc;o/oK(/
2906 E. Federal St., Balto., Md.
French Club, YWCA, Women's Council, Chess Club.

JERALD, AMBROSE -Bio/ogy

143 Oberry Court, Annapolis, Maryland

Alpha Phi Alpha, Men's Senate, YMCA, Student

Counselor, Science Club.

KELLEY, MORGAN CHARLES -Industrial Ed.
521 N. Gilmore Street, Balto., Md.
Scroller Club, YMCA, Kappa Alpha Psi, Industrial
Arts Club {V. Pres.)

JOHNS, FRANCES -Mathematics
Route 1, Box 202, Cordova, Maryland
\\'omen's Council, YWCA, Science Club.

KEMP, CLARENCE E.- Physical Education

7 Maple Avenue, Bowie, Maryland

Physical Ed. Club, Choir, Dramatics Club, Baseball

(Pitcher), Kappa Alpha Psi (Dean of Pledgees).

JOHNSON, JACQUELINE DENNIS -£ng/f,s/j
Route 2, Swan Road, Salisbury, Md.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Student Council, Stu-
dent Counselor, \\'omen's Council, French Club, Eng-
lish Club, Fine Arts Club, Chess Club, Choir.

KENNEDY. DORIS -Home Economics

Route 2, Box 72, Centre\ille, Md.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Home Economics Club.

JOHNSON, VIRGIE- Secretarial Training

R.F.D. 2, Box 86 A, Denton, Maryland

The Ledger, YWCA, ^^'esley Foundation, Women's

Council, Student Counselor, Phi Beta Lamda, College

Choir.

KILGORE, DELOIS \l. -Business Education
4106 Springdale A\e., Balto., Md.
Y\\'CA, Phi Beta Lamda, Women's Council.

JONES, BETTY A. -Social Science

1604 Thomas A\e., Balto., Md.

Pyramid Club, French Club, Angel Flight, Newman

Club.

KNIGHT, JOHN T.- Biology
S21 Walnut Street, Camden, New Jerse\-
Men's Senate, (Pres.), Arnold Air Societ\- (pres.).
Alpha Phi Alpha A.F.R.O.T.C. (Squadron Command-
er), Science Club.

JONES, JAMES C- Physical Education

1548 East New York Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y.

\'arsity Basketball, \'arsity Track and Field, Lampados

Club, Physical Ed. Club, Men's Senate.

LEWIS, LEROY -Mathematics

242.3 Lincoln A\e., Baltimore, Md.

Kappa Alpha Psi (Polemarch), French Club, Science

Club.

Senior Directory

LOWE, EDXA M. -Business Ed.

5621 X. Uber St., Phila., Penna.

Student Council, \\"onien"s Council. YWCA ^^'. Pies.),

Phi Beta Lanida. Lounge Counselors, Delta Sigma

Theta.

NUNNELLY, LEON }.- Physical Education

1611 Retiest Street, Baltimore, Maryland

Ph\ sical Ed. Club, Stagecrafters, Drill Team, Arnold

Air Societ\ , \c\\ man Club, Yearbook Staff.

MARCUS, CARROLL -Soc;o/()g(/

17il.5 E. Oliver St., Baltimore, Md.

Scroller Club, Editor of the Yearbook, Chess Club,

Men's Senate, French Club, Art Club, Stagecrafters,

\\'esle\ Foundation, Lounge Counselor, YMCA.

NUTTER, ELIZABETH -B/o/o^y

110 S. Pennell Rd., Lima, Penna.

Delat Sigma Theta (Pres.), Newman Club, Panhel-

lenic Council, Science Club, Women's Council,

Modern Dance Club, French Club.

MARSHALL. STERLING -Ag
Upper Marlboro, Mar\land
F.\.\. YMCA. Alpha Phi Alpha.

'ulture Ed.

OWEN, HARROD- Agriculture Ed.

Plum Point, .Maryland

NFA, Rifle Club, Science Club.

NL\SON. JOSEPH -Genera/ Business
102.3 Ashburton Street, Balto., Md.
Phi Beta Lamda, (Trea., \'. Pres.), The Ledger, (Edi-
tor), Sphin.x Club, Student Council, YMCA, Drill
Team.

POLK, CLARENCE -Chemistry

617 Pearl Street, Salisbury, Md.

Arnold Air Society, Debating Club, Science C]lub,

French Club, Band, Phi Beta Sigma, Lettermen's

Club.

.McCULLOUGH, RONALD E. -General Business
10.30 Lincoln Ave., Toledo, Ohio

The Ledger, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Piii
Beta Lamda, Sphin.x Club, NEA, Newman Cnub.

POPE, CEEESTmE-Business Administration
2514 Sycamore A\'e., Baltimore, Md.
Women's Council, The Ledger, Phi Beta Sigma,
Lounge Counselor, (Canterbury Club, Young Women's
Christian Association, Archery, Yearbook Staff.

.MEABS. WXEHEEWW A- Business Ed.
.3814 N. Gratz Street, Phila., Penna.
Phi Beta Lamda, Cheering Squad, Tlic Ledger, Wo-
men's Council, YWCA.

POWELL, WILLIAM R.-Business Education
Box 233, Route #3, Berlin, Maryland
Rifle Club, Chess Club, Wesley Foundation, Phi
Beta Lamda, Stagecrafters, Choir, the Ledger, YMCA.

MOHf;.AN, \\.\RRV.\- Physical Eduiatinn

2140 .Madison .Avenue, New York, .N.V.

Track Team, Baseball Team, Student (Council (Fres.)

Omega Psi Phi (V. Pres.) Y.MCA, Panlicllcnic Council

Men's Senate.

RANDALL, ELAINE -Sw/«/ Science

39 N. West Street, Annapolis, Nhuyland

Alpha Kappa Alpha (Pres.), French CClub, English

Club, Fine Arts CClub, Student CCoiuiselor, Women's

(Council.

NEWTON, ROBERT R. -Mathematics
Route #3, Box 15, Centreville, .Md,
Men's Senate, .Men's Council, 'i AKCA, Studc ul Coun-
selor (\'. Pres.), .Science Club, Ali)li;i Plu Alplia.

RICHARDSON, EARL- Social Science

Route 1, Box 53, Westover, Maryland

Student (Council, Paulicllenic (Council, Alpha I^hi

Alpha, Who's Who.

Senior Directory

ROGERS, EARL- Physical Ed.
633 Belmont Ave., Newark, N.J.
Physical Ed. Club, Men's Senate.

SYDNOR, DELORES-Home Economics

605 Moores Ave., Cambridge, Md.

Wesley Foundation, Home Economics Club

YWCA.

SEABROOK, ALPHONS()-/)i(/u.5fna/ Education

Bridgeton, N.J.

M Club, Industrial Club, Football Team.

TAYLOR, EARL- Agriculture Education
Route 1, Bo.x 83, Prince Frederick, Md.
Science Club, YMCA, FAA.

SELBY, ALFHOKSO -Agriculture Education
Route 2, Box 289, Pocomoke City, Marsland
FAA, Men's Council, Student Counselor, Freshman
Class (Pres.), YMCA (Trea.).

THOMAS, CLYDE \N. -English

100 S. Grant Street, Uniontown, Penna.

Football, "M" Club, French Club, Yearbook Staff,

Sphinxman English Club.

SLMPLER, KENNETH R.- Agriculture Ed.

Route #1, Millington, Maryland

Veteran's Club, Lounge Counselor, Men's Senate,

Science Club, Alpha Kappa Mu, Alpha Phi Alpha,

FAA, Wesley Foundation, Student Counselor, YMCA.

THOMAS JAMES LAWRENCE -Agncu/fi^re Ed.
Friendship, Mar\land
Alpha Phi Alpha, FAA.

SISCO, GOERGE A.-Agricidture Ed.

Route 1, Box 115, Rock Hall, Md.

Omega Psi Phi, FAA, Wesley Foundation, Baseball.

THOMAS, PERCY -F/i(/.s/crt/ Education

2619 Aisquith Street, Balto,, Md.

Physical Education CUdi, Kappa Alplia Psi, Men'

Senate.

SMILEY, JESSIE BLAIR- Engl i.sh
Box 293, Sharptown, Maryland

English Club, YWCA, French Club, Student Coun-
selors, Women's Council, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

THOMPSON, TiEROME- General Business

Star Route #2, LaPlata, Mar> land

Sphinx Club, Canterbur\- Club, Phi Beta Lamda,

Men's Senate, Ledger, Yearbook Staff.

SMITH, JAMES \\.-Phycal Education

2103 N. Ellamont Street, Balto., Md.

Band, Stagecrafters, Modern Dance Grcmp, Physical

Education Club, Choir, Chess Club, Arts Club, Men's

Senate, Kappa Alpha Psi, Wesley Foundation.

THURMAN, GREALY L.- Building Construction
Lexington Park, Maryland
Phi Beta Sigma, Band.

STANLEY, GLENDOLA-Home Economics
R.F.D. #1, Box 43, Vienna, Maryland
Women's Council, YWCA, Wesle\' Foundation, Home
Economics Club.

TINCH, AL\ IK — Business Education

Route 1, Box 60, \\'orton, Mar\lancl

The Ledger, Phi Beta Lamda, Kappa .\lpha Psi.

Senior Directory

TOLSOX. XATHAMEL - Bui/()g(/

8015 Rhode Island Ave.. College Park. Md.

Science Club. Men's Senate.

WASHIXGTOX. \[\m-Home Economics
LaPlata, Mainland

WADDY. DOXA \.- Biology

328 Delawiu-e A\ e.. Phila., Penna.

Archonian Club, Science Club. Choir, Xewiuan Club.

WATKIXS, MELVIN- Social Science

2546 \V. Lafayette Ave., Balto., Md.

French Club, YMCA, Lounge Counselor, Stage-

crafters, \Vesle>' Foundation, Men's Senate, Yearbook

Staff.

^\ ALXWRIGHT. LEROY \\ .-Industrial Arts
298 Superior Street, Havre de Grace. Md.
Men's Senate, Yeiu-book Staff. Track.

WEEMS. J AMES -Industrial Arts
R.F.D. Bo.x 34 L5, Upper Marlboro, Md.

WALKER, CHARLES -Soc/a/ Science

906 Spa Road, Annapolis, Md.

French Club, Sphin.x Club, Men's Senate.

WALKER, Chinos -Industrial Arts
Route 1, Bo.x L30, Cordo\a, Md.

Sphin.x Club. YMCA. Men's Senate, Industrial Arts
Club.

W ALLACE. ADDISOX -£ng//.s/i

Route 2, Box 211, Williamsburg, \a.

Alpha Phi Alpha, (Y. Pres.), Panhellenic Council

(Pres.) Football, French Club, "M" Club.

WILLIAMS, BETTY -Business Education

Meadowridge Road, Elkridge, Mar\Iand

Phi Beta Lamda, The Ledger, Women's Council.

WILLIAMS, EDWARD -Physical Education

1247 S. Graylock, Phila., Penna.

Physical Education Club, "M" Club, Kappa Alpha Psi.

WILLIAMS, JOSEPH -Socfo/ogi/
515 Eveshar Ave., Magnolia, X.J.
Football, Men's Senate, "M" Club.

WOODS, HELEN -Physical Education
2135 N. Percy Street, Phila., Penna.
Physical Education Club, Women's Council.

WALLIXGTOX, AXXE- Genera/ Business

900 W. Lexington Street, Balto., .\Id.

Alpha Kappa Alpha, Student Counselor, Phi Beta

Lamda, Women's Council.

YOUNG, HASWELL- History
Marion Station, Md.

W ARD, WOODY - Sociology

2827 Wilson Street, Washington, Penna.

Football, "M" Club.

SAXDERS, DF^EOIS- Business Education
Eastville, Virginia

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Monterey Banks

Lillian Bi

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Mai\ J. Brook

Alfrieda Brown

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Llo>d Butler

Ccraldinc Cli,

Livinnloii C^owlinK

Stephen Ciisjet

Sadie Dixon

44 James IJieken.s

Leslie Donaldson

Richard Fisher

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Brenda Gordi

Thomas Dopson

I avne r islier

Lewis Elliott

Maurice Foote

Curtis Gentr\-

DorotliN Fariiier

Hichard Forchion

George Gigante

Russell Hogan

Barbiira Holland

Russell Irvine

Laurence Hollic!a\-

Hcinakl Howard

Brenda Johnson

James Johnson

Phyllis Johnson

Joyce Jones

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Kenneth K. LaPrinct

David Louden

Theodore MeCallarn

Mary G. McDade

Paul Marshall

William Mitch

Di.nitliN Morton

William Moaiie

Frederick Moore

Annette Moten

Bernard Muckle

Joyce Nichols

Norman Nichol:

Hector Pagan

Flovd Finder

James Privott

\\"illiam Purnell

Harry Redd

Marv Robinson

ames Richmond 47 Nhir\a Ringgold

E.irl Roaers

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Svlvia Scott

Robert Satchel!

Bernard Scott

Curtis Shelton

Edwin Skinne

Edward Smith

Ernestine Stanley

Kf-rineth htovall

Kuretia Thaxton

Calvin B. Thomas

Myra Thomas

Alicia Thompson

Sliirlcv Travers

Xorrriar, Tiljilnnan 48 l''n,i,r,-s I ol

Willie Washington

Hii\niiHKl WasliiTiKtc

Gladstone Waters

O'del Wheelei

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Everett L. Whitnev

Walter Williams

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Kriicrson Boo/ci 52 iJlis llnsl.

Jaiiies Bowling

Mildred Bowman

Pamela B<;

Samuel M. Brisc

George A. Bnjw i

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William Cain

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Rosiilie Cornish

Bernard 11. Carter

Lawrence ("handler

Leonard Clay

Joseph C:olardo

Nathan Collins

Rose Dailey

Chaiincey Cordell 54 Marshall Cr(.p))ei

Leslie Gaine

Huliert Graham

Jolm C,ict.-n

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William Gret

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JoAini lleiiipliiil

Sainiit-I Horsey

Alice Howard 56 Arnold Is, Hull

Clifton Jones

John Jones

Earle Jones 57

Esta Jones

JaiM.-s Liirm,,,

Aloha Lin(ls(^v

l^iiKild LuiicK

Malxl Morton

Jr-ari MtKridt

William Mail.los

Isaial, \lrK.Ti/ic 58

joal, Macl.los

Melva E. Muv

Al\in Xealt

uiime .\i\<

Marguerite Nock

Harr\ R. Parker

Isaiah Oakley 59

Halpli Fallen

\\ illiani Perrv

Richard Peters

Pernio L. People.. Jr.

CJeoiKe Pettigrew

.\Iodarina Frvf>r

Le<inar(i Haiiiev

Saral, Pun, .11

60 .\Iyrlle Paiiiey

Dasid Rice

Tlu"ocli>ie Robinson

Mack H. Ransonie

Nina Sample

Christine Satterwhite

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Mai\ Sesson:

Plivllis Seward

Paul H. Shuturd

Michael Shelton 61 Robert W. Shelton

Jfffcry 7'ijriifr

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Louis Williams

Paul D Wiles

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THE FRESHMAN CLASS

Jerome E. Adams

Sallie M. Adams Alfred C. Alexander, Jr. Earline D. Allen

01i\ia Askins

MariKn Bailev

Harrv Ballard Bettie Mae Baltimore

Leo Bateman

Audre>' C. Bayneum

U ilijam Belk

Eselvn \'. Benson Loretta E. Booth

Rol)ert Bowers

Adrienne Braitlnvaite

Curtis hii'4.1

Carolyn Brooks

Dclorisc Hrowr

Eula Brown

Freda Maxine Br

John E. Brown

Shirle\ Brown

Dennis Butlt-r

Odis Cain

Mariorie Cam

Ethel Cev

Paul Ce\is

Francesca Chase

Roland Cha

Christine Christon

Dorothv Christi;

Barbara Mae Clark

L.C. Clark

Orease Cohen

Sel>aniek Cook

Tyrone Copeland

Oliva Corbin

William Cornish

Diane Cottinghani

Silas E. Craft

William Klli-onjr

Shirley Firjiicy

WilliHiii Franklin William L, FniKlcrhurk Betty J. Carrctt

Zuella Gayle

Dorris C. .Gibson

Mary Gilbert

Freddie L. Gi

Charles Golden

Clifton J. Gordy, Jr. Clyde N. Green, Jr

Robert Green

Thomas C. Green Rufus A. Greene

Carl Greenfield

Charles Grei

Leroy Griffin Alfonzo Cwinies, Jr. \l\rtle Hairston

John Hamilton Harold Hammond Connie M. Haride

Harrel Hav

Robert Hearn

BeverK Hilton

Edward J. Hines

William Hogan

Mary Holland

Edwin Hood

Charles Howard

\'irginia Hudson

JoAnna Hynson

Charles Hueston

Maurice S. Isaac

Donald Jackson William Jackson, Jr. Olivia Jefterit

Dwight Johnson

Ernest Joh

Frederick L. Johnson f.orrnan S. Johnson Leon Johnson

Mary M. Joliusoii Haymond Johnson

Thomas C. Joli

\'an Johnson

William Johnson Michael S. Jolley

Richard A. Jones

Ronald C. Jones

Cheryl Jordan

Carver King

Pc««s A. Jon.

Charlie Joyner, Jr. Nettie Kimbrow

George E. Knight, Jr. Terrence P. Lastique Philip A. Louden James G. Lunnermon

Gloria A. .Marshall

Llovd Mason

Grace .Matthi

Quentin McCo\

Jern. McGrift" Randall O. McKniaht Rotlell McLauu

Eleanor Mc\ av

Hobart R. Meekins

Horace Mickey

Beverly Lake Amnion Leon, Jr.

James Mil

Penv E. Milton

Kenneth Mitchell Laurence Mitehel

Llovd L. Mitten

Arnold Moore

William Moore

Jiianita Morres

Maryo L. Morris

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Hiirace Nutter

Jacqueline" \. Odds

James Osbor

Arleen C. Parker

Brenda Ann Parker Laura B. Parker Sheila M. Parker

Marie Parson

Phvllis Peadleton

William Pierce

Flovd \'. Pirtle

\irginia Polk

Jane Ponder

Clara Potts

Erick Hichardson

Birdella Ross

Charlotte Russell G. LaXerne Sample

XaiK\ Sa\age

George Savo\'

Grafton Sconion

Fletcher Scott

Marvin A. Scott

Diane Sewell

Arthur She

Carolyn Shtppard

Rov Shirit

Fred 1). Shrieves

Ida J. Shrivt

Everitt S. Sinnns

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Kugene L. Skinner

-Orexel Smith

Gregory A. Snnth

Jai.ics T. Siiiith jainrs Thoinas Sniill

Thomas M. Sniitli

T\ri)ne Smith

Xorrita M. Sollers

Clau.Ha StaliK

Eugene Stephens

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John Sterrett

Barhara Stokes

Barbara H. Tavlor

Charlotte Taylor Dwight ]. Taylor

Harold D. Taylor Robert E. Tavlor Sh\rleen ToacK ii

George Trotter

Tomnn Tueker

Helen E. Wall William D. \\almsle\ Armstead Ward

James Ward C:hristopher W ant

Patrick Watkins

\alerie Watts

Eleanor Wells

Robert White

Diane Wiggins

C% nthia Williams Gregor\' \'. Williams James A. Wilson

Nathan Wilson

George Wright Stephanie Stephens Charles Ro

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1964-65 Student Leaders
Present

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

The Angel Flight

The name of our Angel Flight is "The Jennie \'. Williams Flight". It is
an honorar>- ser\ice organization of selective and dedicated women of Mary-
land State College.

The objectives of The Angel Flight include the following:

To ad\ance and promote interest in the Air Force.

To obtain information concerning the military services.

To aid in the progress of the Arnold Air Society.

To act as official hostesses for and to participate in social activities of the

.\.\S and AFROTC.

MEMBERS SEATED: Euretia Tlia.\-
ton, Lillian Jackson, Regina Humaine,
Dmis Leigh, .\lolia Lindsey, Capt.
MeCoiinick — Ad\ isor. Standing:
Man- Gilbert, Eliga Myster, Bett\'
Baltimore, Mar\' Johnson, Dorothy
Christian, Mary McDade, X'ashti
Saunders, Brenda .^nne Parker, Diana
Sewell, Jeanette Brown, Charlotte
Russell, Mar\- Sessoms.

.^BNOLD .^IR SOCIETY MEM-
BERS .ARE: OIlie Kates, Wayne
Fisher, Floyd Finder, Riehard
Forchion, John T. Knight, Thomas
Hay, Stephen Cuyjet, Samuel
Horsey. Back Row: Captain James
.McCormick 'Advisor), Chauncey
Cordell, David Greer, Linwood
Foster, Edward Proctor, Albert
Cooks, U ilbert Pitts.

The Arnold Air Society

The Arnold Air Society is a professional honorary service organization of
selected AFROTC Cadets from 167 of the Nation's leading Colleges and Univer-
sities. It is a private tax exempt, Non-profit organization with a membership of
approximately 5500 during each academic year.

THE ENGLISH CLUB: Mrs. Mary F.
Burks (Advisor), Elaine Randall,
Sandra L. Brown, Addison Wallace,
Jacqueline Johnson, Madonna Pryor,
Kenneth LaPrience, Genieve Cannon,
Clyde Thomas, Esta Jones, P. John-
son, A. Polk, J. Sniile\'.

The English Club

The Home Economics Club

Left to right vseated*: Gwendo-
l>Ti Smith, Mrs. M. B;irliee
Boone— Advisor, William Mad-
dox — President, QitoKti Foy,
Rachel Bennett. Standing:
Donald Lundy, John Jones, .\1-
tred .\lexander, Paul Ce\ is,
Carxer King, William Walmes-
ley, Morgan Dilver.

The Canterbury Club

The Canterbury Club is a religious organization sponsored by the Episcopal
Church. The primary purpose of the Canterbury Club is to promote a desire among
students to attend church regularly and to enrich the life of students by participating
in church activities.

Newman Club

The Newman Club is an organization composed of Cath-
olic Students. The club meetings acquaint students with
various information about their religion.

OFFICERS: Deloris Farmer, Presi-
dent; Brenda Johnson, Vice President;
Marilyn Bailey, Secretary; Edward
Proctor, Treasurer.

— OFFICERS: James A.
Ellzy, President; Alviii
T i 11 ell , \' i ee - Pre s i d e 1 1 1 ;

Virgie Johnson, Secretary;
Kenneth Simpler, Treasurer.

Wesley Foundation

The Wesley Foundation strives to be an instrument of
God's love acting and bearing witness tor God on the campus.;
Those persons related to the Wesley Foundation are called
upon to represent and to be the Methodist Church at work
within the college and college community.

Baptist Student Union

The Baptist Student Union, a xoluntary Christ-centered, church related
movement among college students, lias been defined as the link between the
college student and the Baptist church.

Its program is planned to meet the basic needs of college students,
namely:

(1) Spritual awakening;

(2) Intellectual approach in search for truth;

(3) An involvement in and dedication to everyday Christian living and
services.

The first Baptist Student Union was established on Jul\ 10, 1945 at Nash-
ville, Tennessee, due largely to the efforts of Rev. E.W.D. Isaac and S.E.
Grinstead.

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION -Left to
right. First row: William Crutchfielcl,
Phyllis W. Catlett-Viee President, Am-
brose Jerald- President, Connie Hardie,
John Barber, Veronica Bess. Second row:
Ardenia Davenport, Barbara A. Stokes,
Doris Leigh, Earline Allen, JoAnn Davis,
Janice Tilgnian, Elease Yancey. Third
row: James B. Abram — Advisor, Silas
Craft, Alphonso Grimes, James A. Dick-
ens, John Brown, Carl Kelly, Dennis But-
ler, Tyrone Ross.

THE LEDGER: Mv. Rocker, Miss Fe
guson (Advisors) E. Boweiis, S. Traver,
j. EllzN-, R. Foichioii, S. Scott, C. Thoma
\'. Johnson, A. Moten, ], Mason, J. Jone
M. Brooks, L. Hendricks, \'. Saunder
M. Slielton, M. Scssoms, M. Thoma

The Ledger

Men of Honor

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Club

OFFICERS: Cynthia Alton, President;
Edna Lowe, Vice President; Myra J.
Thomas, yecretar\-; Ernestine Stanley,
Asst. Secretar\; \'ashti Saunders,
Treasurer.

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Women's Council

The purposes of the Women's Council are to provide a means for solving
minor problems of women students that need not be taken before the dis-

.i.i.iui jjiuuic-iiis ui women sruaenrs tnai ncc-u uui ue laxen oerore tne ens
ciplinary committee, act as a medium between the student body and the ad
mini^tr^Hnn .,nrl ..vo,,ide the Students with a means of contributing to student

ministration and prov
government.

The Men's Senate

The Men's Senate is a campus organization comprised of the male pop-
ulation. It is designed to help shape the cultural ethical and moral character
of the young men of the Maryland State College Campus. On occassions the
Senate works jointly with the Women's Council.

Seated: Donald Lund\-, .\ddison
Wallace, Thomas Hay, John T.
Knight, President. Dean Harris,
Advisor, Rev. A. Cash, Samuel Hor-
sey, Doglas Hutchins, Edward
Proctor, Ambrose Jearld, James
Dickens, Sterling Marshall, Jerome
Thompson.

Future Agriculturists of America

Industrial Arts Education Club

The purposes of this club are to create a closer relationship between
Industrial Arts Education Majors and their Instructors, and to aid the stu-
dents in developing good character both academically and socially.

OFFICERS: T. Cowling, President;
Emerson Boozer, Vice President;
Edward Smith, Secretary; James
Weenis, Treasurer.

OFFICERS: Edna Lowe, President;
Frances Kelley, \'ice President; Myra
Thomas, Secretary; Marva Ringgold,
Asst. Secretary.

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The Young Women's Christian Association

The Young Men's Christian Association

The Young Men's Christian Association we regard as being in its essen-
tial genius, a world-wide fellowship of men and boys united by a common
loyalty to Jesus Christ for the purpose of developing Christian personalit\
and building a Christian society.

Student Counselors

The Science Club

The Science Cluli was organized for the purpose of giving majors and
minors in the field of Science the opportuinity to broaden experiences and
knowledge in biological concepts outside the classroom.

"Witli a Fellowship Sincere and Rare"

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was the first Greek
letter organization for Negro women. The organiza-
tion dedicates itself to the "service of all mankind. "
Some of its purposes are to promote unity and friend-
ship among college women, to encourage high schol-
astic anfl ethical standards, to improve the social status
of the race, and to keep alive all interest in college
life and the progressive movements.

SORORS of Alpha Kappa Alpha are: Brenda Barne.s, Maigunite
Knox, Sandra Lee Brown, Ella Bowen, Myra Thomas, Arfhurine
Nixon, Brenda Gordon, Not Shown; Delorse Chippey, Theresa
Cheeks, Margarite Davuge, Elaine Randall, Jactjueline Johnson,
Zelina Adams, Regina Humaine, Lillian Jackson, X'iola Hall, Anne
Wallington, Ruth Harmon, Melva Murray.

"Wg Cherish Thy Precepts."

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity

Ever aware of the magnetic appeal of our motto,
"First of all, servants of all, we shall transcend all,"
it has been an endeavor of Alpha Phi Alpha to make
this axiomatic truth a living reality. Further, the chapt-
er has always held as its most influential attributes,
manly deeds, scholarship and love for all mankind.

MEMBERS are: Harry Redd, Richard Forchion, Clifford A. Jones,
JoAnn Hemphill (Sweetheart), Addison Wallace, Ambrose Jerald,
Earl Jones, Charles Weedon, Edward Davis, Richard Cain, James
Dickens, Larry Brogden, Livingston Cowling, Samuel Briscoe,
Sterling Marshall, James W'ellons (Advisor), Robert Batson, John
Knight, Raymond Washington, Horace Wilson, Donald Lund\-,
Clinton Huff, Edward Bland, Daniel Savoy, Carl Williams, XOT
SHOWN: Louis Elliott, Douglas Hutchins, Robert Xewton, Ken-
neth Simpler, Abraham Lockett, Earl Richardson, Mack Ransome,
Francis Tolson, Ralph Paden, Ah in Xeele, James Thomas.

Brothers join in hymn after founders day program.

Founder's Da\ Banquet

"Delta, We Praise Thee."

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority

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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded at How-
ard University, Washington, D.C. in 1913. The pur-
[Kjse of the sorority is to encourage high cultural and
scholastic standards and to lift the ideal of finer
womanhood.

SORORS of Delta Sigma Theta are; Vashti Saunders, Elizabeth
Nutter, Joyce Jones, Annetta Green, Phyllis Catlett, Agatha Blair,
Eurethia Thaxton, Christine Satterwhite, Mary Sessonis, Ann
Washinj^ton, Nina Sample, Not Shown: Cynthia Alton, Sharon
Cann, Norma Harris, Carlene Sturf^is, Jessie Smiley.

''Omega, Dear Omega

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded on Novem-
ber 17, 1911, at Howard University in Washington,
D.C. Believing that men of similar ideals and princi-
ples should bind themselves together in a common
bond of brotherhood. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was
founded upon these Four Cardinal Principles: Man-
liood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift. We are
ever grateful to our founders, Edgar A. Love, Oscar
Cooper, Frank Coleman, and Ernest Just, for a Fra-
ternity of brotherhood and fellowship which shall
stand as a glowing light tor all men who pledge them-
selves to such principles.

MEMBERS are; William Northam, Jonathan Hall, Chester McLin,
Donald Sydnor, Fred Moore, Ronald Howard, Clarence Cuffee.
Not Shown: Eniil Cromwell, Warren Morgan, George Sisco, Les-
lie Gaines.

"From Thee Well Never Part."

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternit\' was founded by Elder
\V. Diggs, along with nine other men on the 5th of
Januarx, 1911, at the Uni\ersit\' of Indiana, and was
incorporated April 15, 1915, as the first Negro frater-
nit>- in the state. The purpose of Kappa Alpha Psi is
achie\ement. It strives to inspire its members to do
Noble deeds and gain positions of usefulness to man-
kind.

BROTHERS are: Alex Jeflerson, Theodore Robinson, Arthur Jen-
kins, Alvin Brooks, Stephen Cuyjet, Carl J. Kellv, Obie Gravely,
John Barber, Olie Kates, NOT SHOWN: Norman Scott, Harley
Morris, Eddie Williams, Scotland Harris, Elmer Brooks, Percy
Thomas, James Smith, Clarence Kemp, Leroy Lewis, James A.
Ellzy, Morgan Kelly, Alvin Tinch, Richard Peters, Vincent Jones,
Nathan Collins.

Kappa's celebrating Founders Day.

"With Fervent Hearts We Pray"

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority had its beginning at Howard
University, January 16, 1920. A member of the Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity Charles Robert, Samuel Taylor,
spoke to a young lady, Arizona Cleaver, coneerning
the establishment of a sister organization and asked
her if she would endeavor to establish such an organi-
zation at the University. The young lady willingly
accepted the task and immediately began to work on
it.

SORORS are: Ella Hill, Mary Robinson, Montery Banks, Madonna
Pryor, Rachel Bennett, Geneva Cannon, Carolyn Doswell, Joan
Maddox, Dorothy Norton.

''\VelI Thunder Back Along The Line."

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity

Alpha Chapter was estabUshed on May 4, 1914,
and the first initiation with 14 men was held.

Beta Chapter at \\ iley College was established on
\o\ernber 15 by Herbert L, Ste\ens, and authori/ed
b> the general board.

Phi Beta Sigma's first conclave was held in Wash-
ington, D.C. December 27-30 in the year of 1916 and
the fraternit>' was incorporated on JaiHjar\' 31, 1920.

ME.MBERS are: Lloyd Butler, Oliver Greene, Floyd Pinder.Tln
as A. Hay, Clarence Polk, Timothy S. Hay, Members Not Sho
John Smith, Howard Lyle.s, Grealey Thornian.

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Hawks out tlieie.

A soul sister of thf/ Hawk fainily leads the Hawks in siriKing "Hoh

They were good Aggies, "But 1 tokl them thai lhe\ ucrcM't
ready for the Hawks."

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Why did the Hawks have to he so rougli?

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Miss Maryland State

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Charming Theresa Cheeks reigned with quiet distinction as Miss
Maryland State during 1964. A Physical Education major who believes
in keeping physically fit. Our Queen comes to us from Baltimore, Mary-
land and is quite active in the following organizations; Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Physical Education Club, Women's Council, Cheer-
leaders and Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity for two years.
Keeping busy, winning friends, looking beautiful: These are just a few
of thf manv talents rif our '64 Miss MSC.

Miss Maryland State's
Attendants

Junior Class Elsie Walston

Sophomore Class Brenda Barnes

Senior Class Elizabeth Nutter

Freshman Class Connie Hardie

Homecoming Floats

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Queen Cheeks leads the Homecoming Parade

Lovely Elsie Walston represents the
Junior Class

Beautiful Mermaid Brenda Barnes represents the
Sophomore Class

Charming MeKa Murrav' represents the
Phvsical Education Club

Smiling Rachael Bennett represents Phi Bata
Sigma

The temple of art is built of words. Painting and sculpture and
music are but the blazon of its windows, borrowing all their signif-
icance from the light, and suggestive only of the temple's uses.

]. G. Holland

Our Heritage in Music

College Choir in Concert

Eva Tesse, Director

Dr. Jessie Directs Choir

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Edward Hutchinson, Accompanist

Choir in Christmas Concert

College Choir, Norman Nichols, Soloist

Cfjllcj4f Choir, William Atterhury, Solfjist

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College (Jhoir, Madonna Pryor, Soloist

We are the Music-makers,

And we are the dreamers of dreams
Wandering by lone sea-breakers.

And sitting by desolate streams;
World-losers and world-forsakers.

Of whom the pale moon gleams:
Yet we are the movers and shakers

Of the world for ever, it seems.
Arthur O'Shaughnessy

Joan Hemphill

Dennis Butler

Brass Sextet

Edward Bland, Norman Nickols, William Moaney,
Robert Batson, Thomas Smith, Author Jenkins.

Let's Have a Hootenanny

You must ne\er let a dollar pass \ou b\ .

The Viberatones rock the gym.

( .iirst star from New York City???
The Blue & Whites put life into the program. Melva Murray dances to Slaughter on 5th Avenue.

The Young Men s Christian Association

Cluster Conference: Local YMCA serving as host,
Rev. Cash, J. Wetzel, Johnson, Boardley.

Group discusses "Bov" and "A Study in Color.

Mr. Boardley and Miss Johnson chat with delegates
at the conference.

All good things must come to an end.

Ifs Christmas Time in the City
Christmas Party Scenes

Stor>- telling time at the Kiddies Christmas Party. Santa P-L-E-A-S-E, I'd rather do it myself.

Let's Have a Carnival

Garr> .Moore enters Carnival, Munson pops corn
and other Y-Members look on.

Suppose I don't win???????????

B-I-N-G-O

Oh well. You can't win everytime.

The final test of a leader is that he leaves behind him
in other men the conviction and the will to carry on.

Walter Lippmann

President honors student leaders with banquet in
their honor.

Senior student leaders hold assembly.

Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight holds joint
assembly.

Students participate in campus clean-up campaign.

Who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Colleges

Who's who in American Uni\"ersities and College honors primarih', the \outh of to-
day's colleges and uni^■ersities, supporting the theor\' that an>- job well done deserves
praise. Each overt form of recognition pro\ides encouragement and helps in securing a firm
hold on the first rung of his ladder to success. Thus, it need not necessarily take a lifetime to
reach the top of this all important ladder.

CYNTHI.\ .\LTOX (Business Educa-
tion i— Sec. to the Student Council,
Miss ROTC il96.3t Ledger (Editor)
.\lpha Kappa Mu Honor Societv', Wo-
men's Council (Pres.) Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority, Sweetheart (Scroller
Club).

CURTIS GENTRY (Physical Educa-
tion)—Physical Ed. Club, Student.
Council (Vice President) Baseball
team. Football Team, "M" Club.

TIMOTHY HAY (Mathematics) -
Executive Officer of Cadets AFROTC
Men's Senate, YMCA, Science Club,
Dramatics Club, Phi Beta Sigma Fra-
ternity, Statistician Football.

ELIZABETH .NUTJER (Chemis-
try)—Science Club, English Club, Le
Cercle Francois, .Modern Dance
Group, Pep Squad, .\ewrnan Club,
College Choir, Pan Hellenic Council,
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Majorette.

KENNETH SIMPLER (Agriculture) -
YMCA 'Sec.) Men's Senate, Future
Farmers of America, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity.

CLARENCE POLK (Chemistry) -
Arnold Air Society (Commander)
Science Club, Le Cercle Francois,
Dramatic Club, Phi Beta Sigma Fra-
ternity.

EARL RICHARDSON (Social Sci-
ence)—Alpha Kappa Mu Honor So-
ciety, Commandant to Cadets, Arnold
Air Society, Senior Class President,
Le Cercle Francois, Student Council,
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.

Time You Were Here

Campus Visitors

Coppin State College

For the past 2 years Maryland State College and Coppin State College have had cul-
tural exchange programs in the spring. Students from M.S.C. present a program at an assem-
bly at Coppin, featuring the choir, dance and dramatics groups. A similar presentation is
given at M.S.C. by students from Coppin State. This kind of educational exchange tends to
stimulate greater interest in the arts at both institutions.

Plans are underway to expand the program to include more ot the colleges in the
vicinitv'.

There is music even in the beauty, and the
silent note which Cupid strikes, far sweeter
than the sound of an instrument; for there is a
music wherever there is a harmony, order, or
proportion; and thus far we may maintain the
music of the spheres.

Religio Medici. Part II, Sect. IX

Maryland State
College
^\ Presents

Lionel Hampton

In

Concert

Honored Guests

Baltimore Svmphony Orchestra in Concert

"The language of tones belongs equally to all Mankind, and
melody is the absolute language in which the musician speaks
to every heart."

Ricliard Wagner, Beethoven

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Kentucky Wesleyan College in Concert

Don Cossack Dancers

Special Recitals

Miss Delores Ivory, Soprano

Kerniit Moore, Callist

lohn Ballard, Folk Singer

Distinguished Visitor

Author Ashe, National Indoor Tennis Champion.

Campus beauties receive autographs from a real
champ.

National Champ gives our Champ a few points on the
game.

Phi Nu Pi is our .Motto; Achievement is our goal. The
Champ is a KAPPA

Judge Robert V. Franklin
Municipal Court, Toledo, Ohio

All speach, written or spoken, is a dead lan-
guage, until it finds a willing and prepared
hearer.

R. L. Stevenson

Malvin R. Goode
American Broadcasting Co., New York, Speaker
for Alpha Phi Alpha Founders Day Program.

Mrs. Whitney M. Young, Jr.

Assembly speaker for Women'

Personnel Department

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E.xtending felicitations to Mrs. Young following assembly pro-
gram: Left to right: Dean Boone, Mrs. L. Smith, and Miss E.
Harris.

The 17th Annual
Design For Living Week

MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE
Princess Anne, Maryland

March 14, 15, 16, 17, 1965 — --

THEME: 'THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE COLLEGE IN A
CHANGING SOCIAL ORDER"

WHAT IS "DESIGN FOR LIVING WEEK"?

The rehgious freedom that is ours gives to American students the priv-
ilege of examining the basic tenets of their religious faith. For the past 17
years Marv'land State College has set aside a week during which students
may gi\e, special attention to their religious heritage. Thus each year on the
campus, a week is designated and opportunities are given for students and
facult\- to think through and share their religious convictions. Under the
direction of outstanding leadership, it is our purpose to re-examine the con-
victions to \arious phases of our common campus life.

OBJECTIVES

1. To encourage campus-wide thought and action within the framework of
a religious approach to life.

2. To foster more interest and better understanding among faculty and stu-
dents of the importance of religion and religious values in higher educa-
tion.

3. To emphasize the role of Christian Service — Its appeal, demand, and
challenge in the unification of a divided world.

4. To strengthen the foundations of the Eternal Verities in our lives so that
we may become more unified in thought, purpose, understanding, and
right action for the good of all mankind.

Design For Living Week Speakers

Rev. Robert T. Newbold, Jr., Pastor of Grace United
Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, Maryland.

Rev. Robert R. Johnson, Chairman of Committee on
Church Extension and Home Missions of the New
York City Congregational Church Association.

Rev. H. Alexander Baron, Pastor of the Nazarene Con- Rev, William Herbert Grav, Ir., Pastor of Br.ght Hope

gregational Church of Brooklyn, New York. , , 7 Baptist Church, Philadelpiiia, Pennsylvania.

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CAN YOU TELL A FRATERNITY BY THE SHOES THEY WEAR?

A Day To Remember

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THE MIGHTY HAWKS

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Five beauties who cheered them on to victory.

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Boozer the bruiser
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Gentry the Rabbit
Donaldson the Shaker

FOUR LIGHTNING BACKS

Shell, Ward, Duncan,
Smith, Cropper, Williams

STALWARTS OF THE FORWARD WALL

Three bruisers for four years, about to hang it up.
(Each has signed professional contracts).

John Smith
Joseph Williams
Woodv Ward

Hawks Leaving The Nest

Alphonso Seabrook — Guard

Joseph William — End
Clyde ThnmHS — Quarterback

John Smith, Tackle

Woody Wiud — Tackle

Douglas Goodwin — Fullback

Percy Thonvds - Quarterback

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Game Shots

In the pileup

Clay breaks into the open

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Goodwin tries to turn the corner

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Boozf-r is on his way aj^ain

Cropper about to haul one in

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Scrambling Stukes

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Hurt, Donaldson, Pagan close in

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Homecoming weather

COACHING STAFF: Backfield Coach Nathaniel Taylor,
Head Coach Roosevelt Gilliam, Line Coach Clifton Anderson

Tackli- John Srriit}i sit;ns his contract witli the Pros.

James Privot, Guard

Emerson Boozer, Halfback

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Langston Duncan, Guard

James Johnson, Tackle

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STANDING: J. Jones, W. Taylor, J. Richmond, R. Poatee, R. Smith, C. Cuffee, J. Smith. KNEELING: S. Jackson, E. Williams, K. Goldsmith,
Johnson, F. Gill, O. Morris.

Captain — Eddie Williams

Shelly JacksQii

Jininiie Jones

Ronald (Smiley) Smith

Oliver Morris

Kenneth Goldsmith

Jackson guns a bucket

Jones leaps for a rebound

Smilcv i^ets one off

Kenny's hoolc shot

Big Joe moves into position

Jones puts away a crip

Morris lets one go

Kebouiiding

The Speedsters Of "1965"

BACK LEFT: Cayenne, Johnson, Golden, Crawford, Pierce, Grimes, Cooks, Paden, Cohen, Alexander, Walker. KNEELING: C. Morris, Biship,
Jones, Wilson, Mitchell, King. SEATED: H. Morris, Skinner, Rogers, Brown, Stovall.

Maryland State's magnificant varsity mile Relay Team: Robert Brown, Harley Morris, Edwin Skinner, and Earl Rogers.

M.S.C.'s Olympian
Edwin Skinner

Anchor man deluxe

Earl Rogers

James Liggins

A long legged speedster

Ronnie Wilson

His return added a spark

\".')l lll-.C, MM. I Oi HSOMI, !■, li..L" I , I l>i««iris, K. Stovall and K. Brown,

Ha\vks From Trinidad

Benedict Cayenne

Carver King

In Memoriam

MRS. JOHN V. STRICKLAND

Love, sweetness, goodness, in her person shin'd.

Milton

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1965

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