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Salisbury State College Winter Commencement 1979 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Salisbury State College Winter Commencement 1979 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Dr. A. Neyland Pooe Acting President of Sal isbury State College, Presiding ACADEMIC PROCESS IONAL (Tho oudlence Is requeslCd to mind es the academic Procession movos into position ond remain standing untll the lnvocotlon.) THE PATRIOTS · Cllfton Wlllloms Salisbu ry State College Concert Bond Dr. Arthur L. Dolpoz, Conductor INVOCATION Reverend Edwin Thress Bethony Lutheran Church WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF SPEA KER Dr. A . Neyland Pege Aeling Presi dent, Sollsbury State College COMMENCEMENT ADDR ESS Dr. Marthe Church President of Hood Colieoo CONFERRING OF DEGREES Dr. A . Noylond Poge Acting President, Salisbury Stoto College Bachelor of Sci ence Dr. Ronald A . Phipps Bocholor of Aru Acting Acodomlc Doon Bachelor of Arts In Social Wor k Salisbury Stato College Master of Education Master of Arts Mrs. Evolyn Jolforson Fox ond Mr. Jomos K, Archibald Board of Trustoes of tho StolO Unlvorsl rles ond Colleges Mr, Nolen Owens Boord of Vlsl tors ALMA MATER · Blac k/ Lessman Alan Burton Baritone BENEDICTION Reverend Edwin Thress Bethany Lutheran Church THE RECESSIONAL (The audience Is requested to remain standing after the benediction until focul tY ond greduetes recess .) THE SINFONIANS • Clifton WIiiiams Salisbury State College Concert Bend Dr. Arthur L. Delpoz. Conductor ABOUT THE SPEAKER Dr. Martha E. Church, president of Hood College, Is widely recognized for her activities, know-how and professional direction in the field of higher education in New England and the Middle Atlantic areas. She received her B. A. degree from Wellesley College in 1962, a M.A . degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1954 and a Ph .D. from the University of Chicago in 1960. During her career she received an Honorary Sc.D. degree from Lake Erie College and awards from Sigma Delta Epsilon Honorary Science Frater­ nity for Women and the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Distinguished Teaching Award at Wilson College . Dr. Church started her professional career as a lecturer in geography at Mount Mercy College in Pittsburgh. Subsequently, she became an instruc· tor at Mt. Holyoke Col lege in Massachusetts, and instructor and assistant professor at Welles ley Col lege, dean at Wilson College, and associate executive secretary of the Commission of Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. She assumed her presen t position as president of Hood College in 1975. Dr. Church serves now and in the past on an advisory board and Board of Directors for the American Counci l on Education and the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York; the Board of Directors for the American Association for the Advancement of the Humanities ; the president-elect of the Board of Directors of the American Association for Higher Education; the Board of Directors for the Council of Protestant Colleges and Universities; and president of the Maryland Independent College and University Association, Inc. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE JOYCE ARLENE ABBOTT SCOTT LAWRENCE FO LKINS Salisbury, MD Forestville, MD MARYANNE ANEMA TONY JO GIANNINOTO Point Pleasent, NJ Greensboro, MD DENNIS LEE BANKS CAROL BERNARDINE GIBSON Sallsbury, MD Waldorf, MD EAR L MILLER BEARDSLEY, JR, EDGAR SEWELL GORE, JR . Salisbury, MD Vienna, MD LUANNE MARIE BEDWELL CHARLES JEROME GUNZELMAN, JR . Elkton, MD Berlin, MD LYNN H. BELL RUTH ANN HALL Onancock, VA Ocean City, MD BR IAN KEITH BIGGS CHARLES DAVID HASLUP Randolistown, MD Easton, MD , ' VENISE THERESE BOLDUC MARGARET GRETCHEN HAYES Lewiston, ME Relsters town, MD LAURIE GAYLE BORUTA ANDR EA LEE HEDR ICK Wllmlngton, DE Sollsbury, MD SA LLY STEWART BOWDEN CHAR LES P. HEROLD, JR , Blades, DE Pasedeno, MD KEVIN FRANCIS BRACKEN NANCY JOHNSON HICKMAN Boltlmore, MD Pocomoke Cl w, MD VIRGINIA SUE BROMLEY JANET FOX HOFFMAN Princess Anne, MD Bol tlmore, MD KENNETH GREGORY BROWN KAREN LYNN HOFFMAN Sallsbury, MD Salisbury, MD CHAPMAN STUART COLE MARC JEFFERY HOFFMAN Annapolis, MD Glen Arm, MD DIANA SON IA COLLIGAN ELAINE PH ILLIPS HOWARD Salisbury, MD Salisbury, MD THOMAS WEBSTER COUGHLIN, JR. DONALD ALLEN JACKSON Cambridge, MD Sollsburv. MD SUSAN MARIA ELLIOTT MARGARET CAROLE JOPP Laurel, DE Greensboro, MD CHRISTINE THERESA ENGLER KENNETHJ. KAZMAREK Salisbury, MD Baltimore, MD MABEL COMEGYS SULLIVAN ESH THOMAS DECKER KUNTZ Salisbury, MD Eden, MD TERRY VAN LAYTON WENDY LOU NAARUP Ocean City, MD Berlin, MD DAVID D. LEE GLORIA WI LLOUGHBY NICHOLS Ce mbrldge, M D Preston, MO PATRICIA A NN LEONARD JANE ELIZABETH OLTMAN Salisbury. M D Berlin, MD WILLIAM PERRY LEWIS JILL ELLEN QUILLIN Preston, MD Salisbury, MD JEANNE FRANCOISE DEBORAH ROXANN LI LLY RAZANAMIADANA Baltimoro, MD Salisbury, MD SUSAN MARA LINDEMAN JAMES CHR ISTOPH ER R ICCA Salisbury. M D Bathesda, MD AR LENE S. LITTLETON HANNAH LYNNE RILEY Salisbury, M D Ocean CitV, MD PAMELA V ANCE L ONG MARK DENNIS ROSKAM Salisbury, MD Severns Park, MO JANICE MAE MAIORANA DON CHARLES ROSS Salisbury, MD Arnold, MD LESA LARA INE MARKS MARY ANN K ILMON RUDIGER Sollsburv, MD Melfa, VA JOSEPH TYRONE MARSHALL R EBECCA SUE RYAN Toll Tlmbors. MO Silvor Spring, MD LAURIE LOUISE MARSILIO STEPH EN GATTI SAYER Luthervllle, M D Bethesda , MD MARY MAGDALENE MCBR IDE BETSY ANN SAYLER Fuitland, MD Union Bridge, MD MARK THOMAS MCGUIRE V ERNON FRANCIS SCHMIDT, 111 Linthicum, MD Glen Burnie, MD JEFFERY LEE MCMULLEN K EITH DAVID SCHOOLEY Glen Burnie, MD Golthorsburg, MD ARTHUR MEILHAMMER, JR. LINDA GALE SIMMONS Delmor. MO Cembrldge, MD KATH LEEN K ELLY M ESSICK SUSAN LYNN SPANGLER Ocean Ci tV , MO Poolesville, MD KIMBERLEY MAR IA M ILLER LEWIS MARK SPURRY Wheaton, MD St. Michaels, MD MARGAR ET ANN MINOGUE MARGARET HOPE STEININGER Rockville, MO Delmar, MD SCOTT ALLEN MONROE STEPHEN WILLIAM STRAIT Borwyn Heights, MD Pi t ts ford, NY DEBORAH ANN MOORE BRADLEY WAYNE TAYLOR Cembrldge, MD Salisbury, MD JOHN BENJAMIN TAYLOR TER I LYNN BROWN Salisbury, MD Snow Hill, MO AMY LYNN TOMI NACK JILL CLENDANIEL BUCHERT Fruitland, MD Seaford, DE JOAN NICHOLS TRICE ROBERT POWELL CANNON Hurlock, MO Salisbury, MD DEBORAH LOUISE TRUITT MARY ANN CANTWELL Sharptown, MO Berlin, MD PHILIP EARL TUCKER STANLEY l.. CEBULA, JR . Mochanlcsvllle, MD Elkton, MO JUDITH ANN TULAK ARLINE ADKINS CHASE Odessa, DE Cambridge, MD CARLOS Al.FR EDO UGARTE LINDA ANN COMEGYS Boltlmore, MD Towson, MD WALTER LEE WARD MICHAEL JAMES CONNELLY Baltimore, MD Pocomoke, MD BARBARA J, WEBER WALLACE GARY COOK Stovonsvll le, MD Camden, NJ DAISY MAY WERKHEISER DIANE DAVIES COONEY Plmvllle, MD Willards, MO THOMAS GREGORY WESLEY HARLEYTHOMASCOULBOURN Elkton, MD New Castle, DE LAUREN CARROLL.WOODBURN DENNIS L. CREASY Hovre de Grace, MD Salisbury, MO JOHN H. YOB JOAN LOUISE CULVER Felrfax, VA Delmor, MD LINDA LOUISE CUTTS BACHELOR OF ARTS Oxford, MD STANTON Al.LEN ADKINS G. BENSON DAYTON Millsboro. OE Vienna, MD REBECCA LEE BANDIERE JOSEP H FRANK DE LATTE, JR , Ocean Ci ty, MO Salisbury, MD ROBERT LEE BERKOWITZ DEBORAH HILDA DEUTSCH Alexandria, VA Oxon HIii, MD COLLEEN ANNETTE BITTING ROBERT E. DUNCAN. JR. Severno Park, MD Salisbury, MD ROBERT HUBERT BOHNKE BRENDA CHERYL EGEBERG Bethesda, MD Stevensville, MD PETER NIELSEN BRADFIELD JOSHUA EPSTE IN Snow Hill, MO Boltlmore, MO TRACEY LOIS BROCK MON ICA THERESA FAGAN Temple HIiis, MD Borlin, MD M ICHELLE DENISE GORMAN DAVID M ICHAEL NEYERS Woshlngton, DC Sallsburv, MD MARK WILLIAM GRIFFIN PATRICIA ANN O'DONNELL Columbia, MD Salisbury, MD BARRY LOUIS HARVEY EUGENE JAMES PAWLIKOWSKI MIiiersviiie, MD Sliver Spring, MO PAMELA JEAN HERBERT LISA KAY PETERSON Derwood, MD Salisbury, MD JOY ELLEN JACKNEWITZ ANNE BYRD PEZZETTI Upper Marlboro, MD Salisbury, M D GEORGE M ICHAEL JOHN JEFFREY SCOTT PRITCHETT Oxon HIii, MD Combrldge, MD HOWARD V ICTOR KEEN, Ill NORVAL EUGENE PRITCHETT, JR. Salisbury, MD Com brldge, MO LAURA ADKINS KRAMER JOSEPHINE ANNE PSOTA Salisbury, MD Sallsbury, MD MARY ELIZABETH KREISBERG PATR ICIA ANN SCHWARTZ Federalsburg, MD Sallsbury, MD ROBERT EUGENE KRIEGISCH MARK DONALD SEWELL Sallsbury, MD Sallsbury, MD DEBRA LYNN LEABERRY JOSEPH JAMES STEWART, Ill Clinton, MD Annapolis, MD PATRICIA MARIE LINDNER PAUL EDWARD TAYLOR Sollsbury, MD Baltlmore, MD ROYCE ROGER LOGAN HENRY H. THORN North East, MD Bishopville, MD A NNE M. MAC KAY SAMPSON GEORGE VINCENT Sallsbury, MD Salisbury, MD SUE ANN MAC M I L LAN JUDITH L. WALTERSDORF Middletown, MO Vostal, NY CYNTHIA ANN MADDEN CAROLYN HITCH WRIGHT Salisbury, MD Laurel, DE DOUGLAS LEROY M ILES ELIZABETH ANN WI LHELM Easton, MD Laurel, MD WILLIAM SETH MITCHELL M ICHAEL LAWR ENCE HARTYE Salisbury, MD Delmar. MO V IRGINIA MAE MONROE BETTY LATRELLE WHEELER Gambrllls, MD Vidolla, GA PAMELA ANN MONT IGNY Bowle, MD JAMES RICHARD MORGAN Salisbury, MO BACHELOR CATHERINE ELIZABETH WATSON Princess Anne, MD OF ARTS MARY THERESA WH EE LER IN SOCIAL WORK Delmor, DE MARYBETH ANNE WILLIS Nework, DE DIANNE MARY CAMPBELL Joppa, MD MASTER OF EDUCATION BEATRICE GRACE CAUDELL Hurlock, MD MARGUER ITE NAUGHTON BONNIE RUTH CAUDELL ANDERSON Hurlock, MD Salisbury, MD CATHERINE ANNE CULLEN SUSAN LEAH BIGGS Dolmor, MD Easton, MD HAR LEAN ALTHEA DENNIS MARTHA DEVRIES BLEY Snow HIii, MO Oxon HIii, MO WANDA MARIE FRIEDR ICH RANDALL WALLACE BOGERT Nowburo. MD CombrldOC, MO PATRICIA A. GARLAND YVONNE KERNS BOGERT Delmar, MD Cambridge, MO ELIZABETH CARROLL GAVIN RICHARD GIBBONS BOSTON Boltlmore, MO Sollsbury, MO M ICHAEL HARRIS HOLLAND CHERYLJONESBRAMBLE Ches tertown, MD Wingate, MO E. WI LLIAM HULTGREN ELMER ANDREW BRATTEN Chicago, IL Dover, DE MARSHA SHARMANE LEATHER BURY JEAN COULBOURN BROHAWN Princess Anne, MD Cambridge, MD LUCY LAWSON K ING LAWRENCE LEWIS BROOKS Salisbury, MD Wes tover, MO GWENDOLYN DELORES MCALISTER SANDRA LEE BURTMAN Baltimore, MO Sollsbury, MD GREGORY MCLAUR IN CONSTANCE ANN BURTON Wllmln9ton, OE Cambridge, MD CONNIE MARIE NEWCOMB PENNY SUE BUTLER Combrldgo, MO Pocomoke, MD CHERYL ANN ROWLEY WILLIAM EDWIN CAIN Combrldgo, MD Crisfield, MD WILLIAM THOMPSON WALLACE HOWARD CONRAD CH I LB ERG , JR.
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