Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS BEULAH ANDERSON RUBY BRADLEY BERNARD BROOKOVER ELLIS ENOCH FRED FAST WANDA GRABLE JAMES MARTIN MARIE ELLEN MAY LEWIS McINTYRE GEORGE ROSS WILDA SINSEL EVELYN SNODERLY JOAN SPRINGER PATTY TETRICK ANNA THORNE MYRON WESTFALL JOHN YOST FAY D. ZINN

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SENIORS ' JAMES ROBERT LOUDEN; Grafton; Latin; Tau Beta Iota; Sigma Pi Rho; Mas- quers; Social Science Club; Maroon and White. ELLSWORTH POST; Fairmont. JOE JAMES BAVELY; Monongah; Zeta Sigma Social Studies. ' ARTHUR CLARK FREY. JR.; Fairmont; Social Studies; Tau Beta Iota; Tri-V, Maroon and White Band. ' SAM GRAKE; Shinnston; Physical Edu- cation; Lambda Alpha Sigma; 4-H Club; Y. M. C. A. WILLIS RABER; Morgantown. WILLIAM BURDETTE; Rivesville. MARY FORESTE; Rivesville. CAPRICORN Wilful, strong in purpose; very ambitious, desirous of gov- ernment; quiet, reserved, and reclusive but forcible in action; capricious, intelligent, persevering, indomitable. Both friend- ships and enmities are strong and lasting. 2 77415

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JUNIORS One year, two years have passed by — the third year passing by. It sounds like a story. And that is what it is; a thrilling episodic narrative. Three years that have slipped by so guickly that, now, it almost seems unbelieveable. In September, 1938, we, a crowd of green freshies, drifted through the halls, at every second learning something new about the school we had chosen. That year we had a dinner dance, we displayed our talents in a special Chapel program, and we appeared on a Campus Highlights program. Proclaimed as Sophomores in 1939, we, as a group, automatically accepted our, supposedly, more advanced level. In November we made all the neces- sary arrangements for one of the most spectacular days of the year — Dad ' s Day. The events of that day might be segregated into three parts, (1) the parade, consisting of many floats and the college band, (2) the football game, and (3) the dance. All of which was under our jurisdiction, and in honor of the Dads of the students. And then came the fall of 1940. We were, at last, full fledged Juniors — upperclassmen. Nov our lives were our own. As in former years we met and organized our class. The officers elected were: Robert Robey, President; Mary Alice LeVelle, Vice-President; Kathryn Bradley, Secretary-Treasurer. The highlight for the year was the Junior Prom held in the Fairmont Hotel on Wednesday, April 23. It was a gala affair in which Mary Alice LeVelle was crowned Queen; and Jeannette Sturm acted as Maid of Honor. With the closing of the semester the Junior class leaves saying, So long, we ' ll be seeing you next fall. Robert Robey Mary Alice LeVelle Kathryn Bradley