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 - Class of 1948

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Jfzejtvwtd 50145 WITH A EALCON MASCOT AS A GUIDE, WE REVIEW THE YEAR 1947-48 AT EAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE IN EAIRMGNT, WEST VIRGINIA .... Edited by Cl Student Staff Headed by Yvonne RichardS, Editor. . N A., A K Hwy, W I I K' ', N f Gul- pill if XX' - gk! X L , 67 Q' N Q5 x, ,VY f Lf? N I i E Page Two dean Wiecae N 7 x.: , , ,,-1, fu f - - . . .N .x .V X sm ' - - - - -- - -LMA ,ff -- A X -ff ggy .,,. 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Q - .x,.--, if: gi :...:m,Q,....Qy,g-,5,, ...., . . .,- .a........s .,g.... .--K '.,.,,.:.sf ,F 1 j 1. 1:-in.,wg.1p3fhyin:1-1545-1-is-1L.-we-a:.'e5-1..a.a...fJyf---wilt' 3'5 ' T:-f-A --,---- .Wu .. ,-'.-,ff--1--- eddca ed Za Ufiaez Jwzzfefj Forty years ago the first issue of TIAIBQ MOUND appeared, edited by Oliver Shurtleff, then a senior student at Fairmont State Normal School.iThis prophecy Next year, with this beginning, THE MoUND will be larger and better and will so continue until perfection has been attained, appeared on its concluding pages. H ln fulfillment of the prediction, Dean Shurtleff returned some years later as member of the faculty and as an adviser to the maturing annual. Times have changed and with the passing years Student Shurtleff has in turn become graduate, teacher, Dean of the'College, andafter twenty-two years at the college was retired. And so in deep appreciation of his inspiring and faithful service, we dedicate this, the 1948 lN'lOUND. 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' ..f':.'i.in..,v- 1'--,f ,r-f,,'vv-i'H' X -'ffl airs' 11f?'f':?f 1?- -AWN? xff-di.:-'Y' ,4xli',.7T1jXi, i:1' . . :Uri-l-lr' .. :Ji Ji 70: mafziam VVe pause in this busy year of 1948, to remember those boys who once climbed the hill to Fairmont State College, once sat in assembly, yelled at ball games, drank colces, and then suddenly left our campus to serve this school and country in the time of War. They gave the last full measure of their devotion that liberty might reign supreme, that we might enjoy the benefits of the democracy of our America. lt is in memory of them that we publish this issue of the 1948 lVloUND. These boys shall not return to our campus, but as long as this school serves freedom of education, their names and the price they paid will be remembered and honored, and we, and others to come, Will beproud that they are part of Fairmont State College, Pao S en .- 6 612 -' ' P' ' W A r r fr ' :- 'r f ' -. .- . W ,ff ., .. ,,.h.f-.,- -. , aa, .,,,, 1- -:,if.efso+-r-I-'Q -, ,wi ,,,.....,n-...,.,.,1 A ,mx -.Q . M-sua-.mmmq acuity glowed 7454565 ' Page Eight .ELL 'Q-X fb- nn' 4330 WL'-'Q'T U'li':3E!f'W'J'l-'J 4'-f'4 I4 President Administration Faculty Staff Seniors juniors Sophoniores Freshmen Student Council Sororities Fraternities Clubs Football Basketball Baseball Tennis and Golf -CT T? fc' 7 F, I 4' 1 also fw Q1 If JY ci-Fifi, 'XX we , X C .7 TZ ?J ., -Qt 42Hc0?5 X x K-2 Q-4?-, E 5 'F N'l4,aa-far., 1, qu., V-'gil-.ggi :inf-H16 'Q' IR-4 :' '- - ' , -V -A zzegjqlq-3:-j:'15vvf..,, j: -.-, ., i f -f,.:.'-r-,,., f:'?5'!f5-f.p,-4,-5 1-: :.,:,.,1gs,,.f,,,,?e.,q?:,r,., . ,y V W, 1, 5 V yi ,J 5 v 4. f- 5 H . 4: .liwz N Ziif H Tc I ll!-Qeiih xv-1 H U' L ' ...5i91-H:ff1 .-:g'f-:-Qfsf-f-ff--1'-1f--w.cv-+1u-f-1- -I - - w---1 H1 - A . 4 .. . ' '747'ff,,,- . Sf.- +.'4-.1-fu M., fx ,I A. 1 V' ,...i... ,, Ml, W , s M E ' ul My 5 V . 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HAND Presiafevzzf of Fzzivfmoazt Stczfe College 161510 'l'm'l1'f' JK an 4144537 QGLHAQNGWF4-QQ!-faiiw wEW -Q 5 ,f gmwwfwiymfv wr!-N, A+ mmm.. w 4 Y ,, , E ,, , . , , ,, , -W A-1 , .. ,..,., . - -- V L, -, - V ,,,,, , .. ,sn A .... . W -1- ,,.R','. . . Y - , ,...,.. Y... 4-J Ax'.:x ::' Mg-3 Ng- -' - 5 'g - ' Y 1. ,g,v:':+-rf met T ,, ,Q -fm , . - , , .- '-' 4 55 - - v:-S 1 :- -Nt' - 0-'J , - . V- H A -- A-0 hm.. . ,ugmi xg- 1.1 Qg..iff'51Q'f.5.'Q!lf,'.:Vi!, Ag 13,1-fpgqx AA as-NH. N554 1,5 , -W fi!! -, .H.', ,, . M ..,1 - H.- f --1, A. 7. 7, --JM 4,17 -f---- f - - - - .1 4 : .-..n.. 1 WmL..4..,,-rww-:-Jnxxhl-1-.',,,,..g--if ',:.-.1:4-'- ,g1g',-f- -If H ' 7a lie Summa af i?4fS',f lt is a real pleasure and a privilege to accept the invitation of THE MoUNn staff to greet the 1948 student body. l congratulate you on taking advantage of your opportunities to get a college education. VVorlc hard. Make the most of it because it means more to your future happiness and success than you can realize at the moment. l am proud, and l am sure you are, to be associated with the biggest and best faculty, the biggest and best student body, the biggest and best offering of courses and training, the nicest appearance of buildings and grounds in the long and honorable history of Fairmont State College. Consult and co-operate with your advisers so that you can take full advantage of the high-quality, fully accredited academic program of your college. Plan your general education so that you get maximum development of your talents-physically, mentally, spiritually-for responsible living in a free society. At the same time, prepare yourselves in a specialized field to guarantee a higher standard of living. Best of luck during and after your college years. 7 Qfft74,4,fMQe 0 1 , ... JOHN NN, PENCE AB., M.A. Dean of the College ELEANQR RUST BAYLEY BS, M.A. Dean Of Mf0l7Z67Z E I L GEORGE H. IFURLEY Deniz of ,Uevz P1106 Fozjrlvvn 1 x umm-.f-iwea-1lffffifaivdwwi--H6fiQsWe2:ifffiinsam1Q3i9'Q?i2ipbi2a:1'A.m:QE4r'.-311' T V , ' ., i':j-'QI3' 5014- . 1, ..:, , N -1 ,:.-'-25.--tv' - N. -V- N. V- xkff A . --.A -,. ,. , , ,, 1 W-, A M A ,A J , fr NY-MEMA' MA nm I I ull T t 1 A7?,l,T, acuity ANNE M. BARRY ABQ, MS. Pfaysimf Eli7l'Cdf'i0AlL 2 XMILLIAM JACOB BELL ROBERT L. CARROLL AB., MB., PHD. ' Pfzgmigs A.B., M.A. Economics, Business ROBERT VVALTER COAKLEY JASPER HAYMONO COLEBANK A. B. Physical Eclucatiovz JOANN C. CROSS AB. F76'IZ6!L, English A. PAUL DAYTSSON AB., BS., MB. Biology OHN TIIOINIAS EVANS AB B Mus M MuS KWH no AB., M.A. HiSf07fjl EVA DAY COMPTON M.A. Hoifze Economics BESSIE K. CRYSTAL AB., M.A. ffistoafy NIORMA DON HAM -X1 t1St S D1p1Om'1 Mu no B1 EANOR BARNETT FORD B S M B Jfaffzevmzzfzc v 2 2 Z A X Page Fzft i 66111 L O y ' Y A - C A i ' - 3 . . 3 . - U - 5. A 4 . , , . ' . I REQ IiR:X.'f4S'1' I5R,xD1-H41.D I'.I'.Iif'QIJ - HS.. I5.f .A., NIA, Ojfllf ' AVL Ijr,-M-Oy I,y31,aN FIQYXELL A.B,, KLA.. PHD. Ezzgfixh I-,QV CLEO D151fORES'1' HAUGIAIT A A.B., 1 Cfzemistafy ' SELMA E. HERIQ BS., KLA., Ed.D. Enfucafiozz LOUISE HITCHCOCK XORMA AB., NLS. !6emi!i1zg, Di.YiVi67Lf'ZU6 Eafzzcatiozz CLIFFORD RAY HOUSE. IR. AB., M.Ed. fozwzzafism MAIQJOIKIE HUNSINGEIQ AB., M.A., Ph.D. Ujfice A flmivzistratiovz GEORGE R. HUNT Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D. Zoofogy ETHEL ICE AB., M.A. G3lf7f7ZQ7l EDGAR NOIZRIS JAYNES AB., M.B.A. Economics, Bwsizzess CVRII- vVESLEY JOHNSON BS.. M.A. f1znf11.vz'1fifzf Axfzfs HAIQOLD DEGNER JONES A AB., BS., M.A. Librazfy ,hmmm LOU CH REGIS LXRKIN B S M Ed O oo Azhmmsizfozfzovz ALTON FOREST RAYMOND LAXVRENCE A B , A M , J D Pofizfzcal Science ' 'H' ' -1 'I . - A ...-gL..gw. .:A.ggEIgg,.,,:.,.g,,,,,,,,,,..,,g4. ,g,,,:,,H,,g.,25.1.,ggh.fg.p:,,-gQ-5-...1gL5.L-f.-1-g1g. 1- ..1g1-7.7,57fI.L:,- ,-I-V, .:,'--,A-3 ,- h-41 ,Aj A --- -If--5-y P,- I A 2 . . , . . 1 0 1 1 ' m I f LOUISE LEONARD AB., M.A. Efifzozzzfiou CHARLEY ALEXANDER LINDLEV AB., M.A., PhD. History NORMAN CARROLL MOI-IN BS., M.A. fllusio PAUL F. OPP AB., M.A., Ph.D. English W LOUISE NICNEIL PEASE AB., M.A. English MARY BELLE PRICE ArtiSt'S, SuperviSOr'S Diploma Mzpsio HADDON S. RHODES AB., M.A. English JEAN ELNORA RICIIMOND AB., M.A. ffomo Economics CHARLES MOORE ROBERTS BB., MS. Bofavzy SPAULDING ROGERS AB., Ph.D. Psychology Pane Seventeen i - 1 -.1?umnmIfmg-1.1.-an-:m:'.p.+4'v1. A -1-luv-1 ' ' ' Page Eiglztcezz FRIDTJCF SCI-IRODER AE., M.A. Aw HERMAN ARTHUR SHUTTS AB., M.A. M'azffzemazfic5 MARJCRIE TATE BS., M.A. Evzglisfz JOHN MARTIN TAYLOR AB., M.A. Eafacatioazf ELIZABETH ,FERRY A.B., M.A. Latin, Sjiavzisfz LANVRENCE A. VVALLMAN AB., M.A. Speech, Dffamazfics NELLE E. VVALTERS A.B., M.,A. Physica! Eziacaiion, Healtfza R. P. VVARD A.B., MSC., Ph.D. ClZ677Zi5fVjl CHARLES GRIGGS WILDER AB., M.A. Geogafajbfzy, Geology . VVILFORIJ R. VVILSON AB., M.A. 5 Phjfsicaf Eliil-6dfi0A7L UNPHOTOGRAPHED MEMBERS ERIC BARNITZ D. PILCHER A-B-I M-A AB., M.A., PHD. SOWOZOST3' Ecofzzomics HIXYIJEN M, CARMICHAEL MARGARET TIMNICK BS., IMS. BS., MS. ffzafzfastffzaf AWS pflysim mv .'-Q'-1-.'.'ev-1:14, -M. f1i..T? j!'l3Fi. A 5. .. I-A-4 --Q.. .,., ., Y ,, , -qgginv ,mm ,Y-v-.-......Y.-...- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' W --A - ----AA A A b -L., N- . L L.--.. T '- T'hff-::FA-A.- . Y .7 A-A . -.wr --..- . ,. C - -I' I A-df.. -. , ..:. W .H-A, ,, . AY . LH-,.E,E,52,J5 SHUTTS -YLOR QLMAN ZCS D. .SON . Z Oil NIARY CATHERINE BOOK Seoffetmfy to tlze Pafeslolevzt WINNIE DAVIS CRENSHAXV A.M. Director, tWoWozcf Hell VIOLET FORCHI lftfowmztlovt C levfk CATHERINE .ALGEO FREEMAN A.B. Alsslstomt to tlte Regtstvfaef PHYLLIS NIESSINGER FUNK AB., BB. In LS. A sslsttmt L'lb7ftZ-7 l6VlZ JAMES A. GEESEX' . A.B. Business Ma1za'ge1f RUTH PIANVKINS AB. Cctsltlevf ANNE HOLBERT AB. tWo1tege1f, College Bookstore AILEEN LUCAS AB., BB. in LB. Assistant Llowtffttzet EDNA I. MILLER A.M. Dtffeotovf, Footl Service MILDRED NAUMI14 Secretary to the Deans MILDRED RADFORD RN. College Nttvfse MARION COBB SHREVE A.B. C leafk, Ltovfavfy A KATHAIQYN ELAINE SIXHTI-I AB. Clerk, R8glSZ7f6l7fJS Ojioe UNPHOTOGRAPHED STAFF M. MOHRMAN HAR1lY FLEIXIIING, M.D. MERTON HELEN POVVELI. JANET MCCULLOUGH MAIQY REXROAD Page Nineteen - -- .LL .. I ,. , , V -.-any Ptljlt' Tzrcnly .3 -my - V---QQ, X ,,--- - -- -- -X .--1 .Q-A-7.7.97 -fx V A -T-- -...- E 1: .. ..., A ,. . - - . .,,..., . v .:..1.,. e,-I-. -fe-f-W-:1: -an-ae-2sm ':+2f :45 ::5Tt1'Hfrfi'G?1F?? lH f ??f'?L.fd 1.-W' Wh: .- U ' A ' . 4 ,V A A Q -' gi' in 'o -A. 'N'-N -fl' 6, Q9 uf, Wy C1 af , .Q M 4 f Q , V wy6,,s,z1 S , 0. AMW ,M if Q ' ar Q1 Q- X x sirfx -. ' S1 any ,ff imffzaalacea Me cfaaaea Page Twenty-one .vs.,..:,,,g1 - -- 1 - ,VA wa L .- , 'ww w' ' ,,-. . gr Af ' . - ' ' - - H- ' FL'! '5'i' Q ...H 'W wq....J-am-smanmmfu-1 um--.ae-,,5ggq11y.v.g., ig.. -+A-am -- - ' ' ' 1 ,9 4,335 , ,N -t . , Seachfz H444 Uffieew ,,.i1..x-fs -w1xwzv'x'fs A? V 7477 I 1 74a Zfozgma CATHERINE Moosizv p pmsjfggqzg fU1z75h0t0gmjJfzeafj NORMA BROWN Vice-Pffesialezzt IUMA PAYE MORRISON S667f6f6Zlfjl-717f6ZlS7L7f67f Page Twe'n,ty-two T he Blazers are com- posed of senior girls who are selected on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, and a sincere interest in tae schoolls activities. They are Betty Shaf- fer, Alice Perez, and Catherine Moosey. Miss Eleanor Bayley, dean of Women, is the adviser. ,. , 1:91 WU'-'Q'Nf'.'L'9 13,A. .-fi! GH11.i1'I'15', ' M . ' iiiwfiif . -Q., :YI 'I f - -:ff - f - ' I ,-fe ' ff- -I - ' P ' Nh -.5 ,Ewa S E 3 E 2 Caps ami gozwzs . . . Fift -tvvo Fairmont State College seniors were awarded degrees Y at commencement exercises at 10 o'clock Monday morning, May 31, in the college auditorium, Dr. George F. Zoolq, president of the American Council on Education vvas the speaker. The Very Reverend N, R. High Moor. ' ' ' ' h P fl'ania, dean of lnrinity Episcopal Cathedial, Pittsburg, ennsy v delivered the baccalaureate address at 4 ocloclc Sunday afteinoon, May 30. As these seniors leave e C p with them for a happy, prosperous, and useful life. th cam us, the Falcons best wishes go yr: Twz l l i .- nw . Page Twenty-fo 111' 66444 '45 John llleredith Aldernmn-. Fairmontg Zoologyg Sigma Tau Gamma. Roniaine Logan Armstrong -Fairmontg Englishg Social Science Club, Pi Gamma Mu. Leona Mae Brissey-Clarks burgg Education.- 1 John Paul Co1anero--Mon- ongahg Lating Sigma Pi Rho, 417. ipw fem ,. U. , . . , :xg J. LL' , .. - X -11 - ., -.' ' MT JPY ' 'lash if NYi-533' ' 2-li if igljllixi' ff 511551111 CIP? 3.513111 : :L TfA1'7 't. ,.,-K-3 2 A111121 Blarin field: E cl Ifanpa Sigma Kappa, Buenos Delta Chi. X ecinos. Maxine V. Dilgard - Fail'- monfg Home Economicsg Betty Ju Home Economics Club. 1 HHOHH E . Pi, Deb 'E'E'1F'-Whips-in-p-.': ,,3,f.,s,, 1-k1:0QiiC lilllg Y ' o- Dlblna Strong iSOCia1 la Mu. Ilarks- -Mon- fi Rho, Buenos - Fair- LO1T1iCSi lb. lgetfv Jeanine Anncgan- Flemington, Education, Gamma Chi Chi, Splashers, hisical Education, Choral P J Club, Columns, Y. W. C. A., Masquers. William Balderson - Fair mont, Biology, Sigma Tau Gamma, Fairmont College Christian Fellowship. Clyde Brookover-F airview, Education, Kappa Sigma Kappa. Anna Marion Davis-Springe field 3 Education, Alpha Delta Chi. Betty June Douglass-F air mont, English, Kappa Delta Pi, Debate Team. Xvilliillll Dale Argabrite - Manniiigton, Social Science, Tau Beta Iota. Joan Banks - Fairmont, Home Economics, Gamma Chi Chi, Home Economics Club. Norma Brown-Clarksburg, Education. Norma Dellagetti. - Fair- mont, Oiiice Administration, Alpha Delta Chi, Fu-Se-Fa. Amelia Lou Fisher-Cla1'ks- burg, Education, Gamma Chi Chi, Masquers, Columns, Y. W. C. A. l-itil? ., 'fc' '-' Loota. Armstrong, - Fair- mont, Mathematics. Ada Virginia Bradley- Elkins, Education, Pi Kappa Sigma, Fairmont College Christian Fellowship. Archie Cain -- Fairmont, English, Sigma Tau Gamma. Avanelle Louise Denton- Grafton, Home Economics, Alpha Delta Chi, Home Eco- nomics Club. Helen Pauline Ford-Faiiu mont, Education, Gamma Chi Chi, Home Economics Club. Page 7'u'f'11ty-jiftc iifffii A I -V - A-. ,.I. .. H ,.. -...--,, ,,. ,, , ,, . . .W V .N ... W.,-.a.,,,w -we-m::f:m::11 510 Tlvclzty-.S'i51' Zhaa af '45 Hunter Fortney-Fairinont' Educationg Zeta Sigma, Stuz dent Council. Bernard XVells Gorman, JI-. -Farmingtong Education- Tau Beta Iota, Lamdbg Alpha Sigma, Football. John WV. Hamilton - Fair- montg Chemistryg Sigma Tau Gamma. Harry Howard Harpold, Jr. -Metz, W. Va.g Mathe- maticsg Who's Wlio, Tau Beta Iota, Alpha Psi Omega, Student Council, Columns, Masquers, Future Teachers of America. Henry E. Hupp4Fai1'mo11tg Businessg Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma, Debate Team. Bi' EC D 11 E h '-'HN ' 'M' La -S - - 1 - f -- - , ,. .. - - 1 , af' ':A 'i n may Stu 13-11, JI' allldba wall. - Fair- fnla, Tau old, Jr. Mathe- o, Tau Omega, Jlumns, eacliers rinontl Omega. Debate N Richard Frazier-F airinont, ECOIlOllllCSl Pi Gamma Mu. Dora Louise Gray - Fair- mont, Education, Home Economics Club. John Hanne, Jr.-Barrack- ville, Business Administra- tion. Fred Robert Higinbotham, Jr.-Fairmont, Education, Sigma Tau Gamma, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramatics, Mas- quers, Columns. John O. James-Shinnston, W. Va., Mathematics. Ma1'tl1a E l il! i n 0 F u rm a 11-- Fairmontg Music, Mixed Chorus, Band. Clarence Jackson Gump- Bridgeton, New Jersey, Eng- lish, Sigma Tau Gamma, Kappa Delta Pi. Mildred Haney - Fairmont, Education, Alpha Delta Chi, Social Science Club, Mas- quers, Future Teachers of America, Physical Education Club, Wo1nen's Athletic Club, Splashers, Columns, Orche- sis. XYalt.er Hrolenok - Rives- ville, Social Science. John Jarrett - Fairmont, Mathematics, Tau Beta Iota, Band. Don Geldbacli - Fairmont, Mathematics, Tau Beta Iota. Donald Glenn Hamilton- Fairmont, Education, Tau Beta Iota. Lorene Hayes-Clarksburg, Biology, Pi Kappa Sigma. Robert Hunt - Bu1't0H,,W. Va., Biology, Tau Beta Iota, Lambda Alpha Sigma. 5 Louis Julian - Kingmont Physical Education. Page Twenty-seven y 'W' 'Jn' ' ' Vlfspezrzifigiig-ivfif-x-1'i'v:gLxv41rwHeseaE-ifzdze-Sm?-sf??'-Y-ffH --4f?v1i. :5 -v' rvvimqiz--. - 'L 1 2'5 '7 'fi 'ii-:El-'-H il' -' 'rd - .'?T' 'r : 72 1 ' ' ' ' ' 'I' - -' ' - . , W , , .. . , . A. wmfwfmsrfxzzi Page Tli'C1lf'lf-Cigllf af E '45 I i i l L XVZIIDCI' Keener-Burton, W' Va.g Educationg Kappa Delta Pi. ll X Flora Jo Lobuts-Fairniontg K Social Scienceg Alpha Delta D1 Chi. 1 ,W I Frances Louise Miller- Fairmontg Home Econoinicsg Horne Economics Club, Fair- mont College Christian Fel- lowship. . Julia Fa-ye Mo1'1'ison-Fai1'- , niontg .Educationg Gamma 5 Chi chi, Physical Education 5 Club, Splashers, Band. 1 Delores Jackson Ogden-In dependence, W. Va.g Home Econoniicsg Pi Kappa Sigma. Rall pa., Loi W. De Cll H d C ..-,-- f' ' U' ' ' V -'--'wif'-1' -' - -' :...a-.. --....- . U H-If-.--,za-Swv-vnwurrzfze-5', , 1 ', .tony iq ll l i 1 lirinontz 5 la Delta l i l I l l i lle 1-- lnomics, Lb, Fair- ian Fel- 1-Fair i Gamma lucatiou d. en-'IU' g HOH19 . Sigma' Ralph Kefferflvaynesburg, Pa., English. Lorraine McAvoy-Grafton, W. Va., Education, Alpha Delta Chi, Columns, Spanish Club, Y.W.C.A. Helen Yidella lIi1161'--B1'8,l1- donville, W. Va., Education, Choral Club. Anna Lee Mouser - Fair- mont, Education, Pi Gamma Mu, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, Gamma Chi Chi, Masquers, Social Science Club, Mixed Chorus. Virginia Lee Pancake- Romney, W. Va., Educa- tion, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Student Council. Geraldine Kirkpatrick- Shinnston, W. Va., Mathe- matics, Pi Kappa Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi. Gaynelle McClung - WVash- ington, D. C., Home Eco- nomics, Gamma Chi Chi, Alpha Psi Omega, Who's VVl1o, Home Economics Club, Masquers. Joseph Moran - Fairmont, Education, Pi Gamma Mu. Thomas Blaine Newco1ne- Newburg, W. Va., Sigma Tau Gamma. Mary Louise Pantalone- Farmington, W. Va., Zo- ology, Pi Kappa Sigma, Pan- Hellenic, Masquers, Y.W.C-A. Paul Edward VKjl'k1J3Ll'if'k- Fairmont, Business, Tau Beta Iota. ' . xvilllillll McLuckie - Fair- mont, Business, Tau Beta Iota. Eleanor Ruth Morris-Fai12 mont, Education, Masquers, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Choral Club, Mixed Chorus. Darline Bertha Nicholson- Barrackville, W. Va., Eng- lish. Frances Lee Patterson- Fairmont, English, Kappa Delta Pi, Future Teachers of America. Page Twenty-nine -gi tl- - L f -A . -Ping...snr'-i.-N11-i'!. :19-Y-1'nvflflmu..s2'e-:-i4v-f4gFivegr.-4fie:e-Qgurs14'rev:+vHs'a:'i-H-r1a- i'fk ' E. w ,pug-.,.n..,1 . ew-mu, A- ,,,-- sl..-. . ...-V. . A.-:-:-.,,4...K M--V. 13,-,k-'.M. -. ','I:.'f i Page Th i1-Ly D Haw '45 Alice Perez - Speiter, W, Va.g Englishg Spanish Club, Masquers. Betty Ruth Robinson- Reader, W. Va.g Biologyg Alpha Delta Chi, Kappa Delta Pi. Rosemary Isabelle Sebold- Fairmontg Home Economicsg Alpha Delta Chi, Home Eco- nomics Club. Edgar M. Shurtleff - Fair- montg .Matheinaticsg Alpha Psi Omega, Tau Beta Iota. Stanley Straiglit--Manning: tong Physical Education. Elen Fail' A115 son SP3 Clu Gal Be mc Ch M2 Co D. in C M B 1. I . ., AV- MM W Q... ST, XV' l Club, A5011- i01Ogy: Kalllpa ebold- uoniics, ne Eco- - Fair- , Alpha ita Iota tanning' ation. Eleanor Boggess Quick- Fall'lllOlltQ Education. An0'eline Sansalone -- VVat- L D son, W. Va., Social Science, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Alpha Delta Chi, Pi Gamma Mu, Kappa Delta Pi. Betty Hunter Shaffer-Fair- mont, Education, Gamma Chi Chi, Alpha Psi Omega, Masquers, Student Council, Columns. Donal Morley Sqiiires-Faith mont, Education, Student Council, Sigma Tau Gamma, MaSCluers, Alpha Psi Omega. Mary Martha Talbott---F air 111011733 Art, Sigma Theta Rho. Ruth Jean Raclabaugl1- Fairmont, Education, Mas- quers, Gamma Chi Chi, Pan- Hellenic. Charles David Schrock- Aurora, W. Va., Education, Kappa Delta Phi. James Forrest Shaffer- Fairmont, Education, Mas- quers, Sigma Tau Gamma, Alpha Psi Omega, Mixed Chorus, Band. ' Alfred L. Standifer -- Bar- rackville, Mathematics, Pi Gamma Mu, Future Teachers of America. N an c y A d Mannington, YV. Va., Educa tion. Sophia Barbara Rajs-Fair- mont, History. Page Cline Schrock, J r.- Aurora, VV. Va., Mathe- matics. John Shilley-Shinnston, W. Va., Physical Education, ena Thomas- Zeta Sigma, Lambda Alpha Sigma. Mary Alice Stewart -- Fair- mont, Education, Gamma Chi Chi, Alpha Psi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi. Delaine Travis--Amboy, W. Va., Social Science, Alpha Delta Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Social Science Club. Payc Tllirty-oizc - - E'-31.-xlf.-22:-53?f5 - P -. 44,-.frf : --1--3: -Q -- .f'f'f?f-if-fi 'Q-in 7.-r 'f'n.52': .f. ,ff-v - -,, hx -fwn,-.dum-1 mnnvnau aww-gg L'-A-.1 .5 -gag -, af:-4--an-. gn- ffm .4--pair-1-au - - - , -1---LLM'-. -.-.---V - - V L' --1--,- 7 -- rf'-rr--,.,., ,. ..x- -- ......., - ,-if fiafvw Arthur XVay11e xvillC6l1t-- Clara Jean XYa11ace - Fair- Fairmontg Chemistryg Alpha montg Pre-Medicalg Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Tau Delta Chi, Alpha Psi Omega. Gamma. Glendine Boyd x7i1lC6l1f,- Barbara J can XYatki11s- Fairniontg Historyg Gamma Fairmontg Ofiice Administra- Chi Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, tiong Gamma Chi Chi, Fu Se Pi Gamma Mu, Social Science Fa, Buenos Vecinos, Cheer- Club. leader. Calantha Jean Xvest - Fair- Harry G. XVolfc-Fairmontg view, VV. Va.g Education. Businessg Tau Beta Iota. Kyle XV- JVHSOII-FHi1'ViGW, Xviuiillll Edward Young- VV- V219-3 P11YSiC211Ed11C3tiO113 Fairmontg Businessg Tau Tau Beta. Iota. Beta Iota. Page Tlafrfy-l14'o Carl Edward Manea-r-G1'af- tong Biology. ' . wg 1 X - --+--------- -i:-..........,' .5 ,V - W- -- .Q -f m W---,.,,.h n-, .E A .. ..,, A fp ' r u-anus-v 'xr wr -1-Jv.-rg-H.. -nswu-1.49-2071:-:4. 1 1 1 I '1 ' I x K .I -mf i W t' W -HQ . .. 1 1, ulwadfdyfldlhd emma Louis Anthony Aragona Alice Oleta Burnett Harley S. Cain, Jr. Kenna Clark, Jr. George Francis Davis Robert E. DelliGatti Charles N. Eckberg Arthur B. Fa-uley Elizabeth M. Fleming Gabriel J. Gallina John Robert Hall XVilfred H. Hartman George R. Hess John E. Huffman Robert E. Kennedy Charles Leon Little J. Patrick McAteer Richard C. McCullough Marjorie Jean McGrew Paul Lee Michael Adam F. Michna Harland J. Miller Paul Xvilliillll Miller Catherine Moosey James Xvilliillll Patton lViley Earl Powell Carl F. Prickett, Jr. Arthur BI. Prunty, Jr. Sarah O. Robey Elizabeth F. Rogers Frank C. Sanderbeck Jennings Shaver Diary Jo Smith Victor R-. Tallman Ralph J. Toothman James XV. Vincent 'Warren XVade lvadsworth Elliot V. Xllhoolery Edward Paul Kosko Page Thirty-tlw'ec H i ..J.,.,M..., .. ygw.,511'-qfvsff-41-iqnn-qfH:,r5.,fr4,,5,,45geg1qge114gs-ngxff ,.- . ---,,Q,L11-fkifmzgstesfxf-tm'-'aifs-?,1f1??'ff'L'ii? f?f 11?f2 f-5' K 1 Q ef - -- 7 A cmwfc' ' Queen Betty I 70014 Page Thirty-fozrr The Queeu's Court ' i ig r mf. 'f' 'wi ..q' 'wr ,Q V YW ,,w' W 1 'Tm l' Q .' iw 'M' 1' ' Q71 . '.F'f'f ,,,1 .,,Q? '-1'-'r, ' -Fffffi.. .' '1 rrtfz-Nvgsfgyw' 'x fri 4' yi 4, 1 ,. -g1'- gf ', 1' I fgf-501,-gjl-'gf'-.-1'j.j,QgL lffgxiv' ry. :sf :Ig I' -Lifif-IL.r-I:1:'i'?iEi'r? ' - ' A':T,ff ?'f ' ' 'i 1 Vi ,I wha. . . ,. 654,44 af 47 Highlighting the tiaditional events on the hill vvas the annual the seniors This years very successful affaii was reigned ovei by Betty Conley as Queen Betty l and hei couit f junior-Senior Prom sponsored each year by the junior class honoring Following the coronation a grand nnarch, led by the queen and her court, was held vvith all the guests participating. A color scheme of blue and silver was used effectively in the clever decoration. anion 66444 Offdaew JOHN LANTZ Pffesiafeazzf CHARLES RoB1NsoN Vice-Pvfesiafenzf EL1NoR D1XoN S 6678562-7fj!-71 vfeaszwfezf Page Thirty-fl'ue A , ., .. , ., M , ,.,,, U... ,L.,,...,...m.5-. - P-,-..- ,, .. w,,.A..a.. ..-...gif-51,57 ,x,3vEq94,,g11sa-13meqf 311?sw3Qg JL- A J.-.EQ ,- : w . fx .Q- 3, V -xv -7- -7 ---v--514 --- Fr--.-. -:v -.L . ' u . .. Q ...Mm John Joseph Adducchio Arthur Alvin Anderson Monongah, W. Va. Farmington, W. Va. Constance Jane Armstrong Fred L. Barnette Fairmont, W. Va. A. Jean Bennear Thomas, W. Va. Alice L. Campbell Rivesville, VV. Va. Bertram Cousins, Jr. Fairmont, W. Va. Page T71 irty-Six Camden-on-Gauley, W. Va. Jean Blair Fairmont, W. Va. Joseph George Caun Fairmont, W. Va. Elmer lvilliam Crone, Jr. Rivesville, XV. Va. l Virginia Belle Andrick Philippi, W. Va. Michael Edward Basile Grant Town, W. Va. Burdette Harvey Buck Pittsburgh, Pa. Bonnie Ellen Chidester Fairmont, W. Va. Lawrence Del Rosso Monesson, Pa. Julia Argiro Fairmont, W. Va. Charlotte Jane Baughnlan Philippi, W. Va. Allen Dale Bucklew Arthurdale, W. Va. Betty Joan Conley Fairmont, VV. Va. Elinor Dixon Fairmont, W. Va. - V --- 5- -f--H.-- ...--gn'-Q -,,. V- -f I -vu-rv-1-mN.:i.I -1-, ' - -v.. :LL f: gf - - 1 -M... e-. . - ..'- ,,-AV,-. - A- J. 'nat-and my fl!-w-1:1 as 9-'G evwwg,v FP P' 5 Nmigx x'x'kL-yy .,4 v . ,,. .., , .,,,,. '- - -... ' ...A - A 4 nv 'VK W vii, V4 M iv- 'mga- 'L ,.- ' H' ' - 1' ' '. -is Izjw - rg-Q-lv::Fgw - -.vw-1 4-5'ef t rff:--'1-'uf-:':'v' P' k 2 ',,-.,,g. gg -- .'. 1 .-. f.':,',.'1,4 -. - ..- -, -a . -1 -- w..- - -' 4. '-A - 'fi 'fi . rxtf '- -'7-.,,-'J .1-A - r:..T- 1- f C- 'mf ' fr -if- ff'- 't . 1 ' - . ' -'Av'-. . .' ' . . s v.. . .. r V, J.. - i . I . , .jf 81,44--L MN A.,.I,,YK .v3...,,V, , . -.M5,,,.d:,!5 , .: E JV,-Ti... U ir. f,q'I-,Tit I-W-N? . 0.1, XA 1 an .I A N. . 1-.VH , K 1 N Leo Hobert Dodd Grant Town, W. Va. Frances Elvera Fawley Grafton, W. Va. Betty Lee Gabriele Fairmont, VV. Va. Janis Carol Haynlond Mannington, NV. Va. Peter Horoszko Newell, XV. Va. . ...,...,.,, . . f .,-, Laura Lee Donehew Fairmont, W. Va. James C. Feltz Fairmont, W. Va. Glenn Edmond Gamble Fairmont, W. Va. Joan Marilyn Hennen Jenkins, Ky. Rose Izzi Fairmont, VV. Va. 1.14-aa.-::g:'s:xwf.-:1.:snQa:Ff4-241:01aa4s4:-m.+,fa-..-r -a- - ' ...... - Lloyd Everson Belington, W. Va. Thomas G. Finnerin Fairmont, VV. Va. Eugene Moran Garlow Fairmont, W. Va. Rose Marie Hodges Fairmont, W. Va. Raymond I. Jacobs Fairmont, W. Va. Nicola Fantasia. Kingmont, W. Va. Gypsy Louise Fraley Barrackville, W. Va. James Edward Hale Fairmont, W. Va. Frederick WV. Horchler Fairmont, W. Va. Eleanor Margaret Jud Romney, VV. Va. 1 Page Thirty-seven Carol Jo Keister Fairmont, W. Va. John E. Lantz Monongah, W. Va. Dorothy Kathleen McCord Colfax, W. Va. Tom Musca Greenwick, Conn. Kathryn Ann Oliverio Fairmont, W. Va. Page TMrty-eight Hugh A. Kimble Cumberland, Md. XVi11iam Lewis Lloyd Johnstown, Pa. Russell Marra Fairmont, W. Va. David Alden Nuzum Fairmont, W. Va. James Paul Orme Fairmont, W. Va. Betty Lou Knapp Fairmont, W. Va. Patricia Lolos Fairmont, VV. Va. Leo Modi Mannington, VV. Va. Helen Clem O'Connor Fairmont, W. Va. Leo L. Kubiet Fairmont, W. Va.. Frances Jean Massei Fairmont, W. Va. Jack Robert Morris Follansbee, VV. Va.. Roy Earl Oldham Nitro, W. Va. John M. Parson Joline Kayle Postlethwalt Monongah, W. Va. Pine Grove, VV. Va. A W - ,T -.-7 . V - :--f-' - '1,,, a u - ' ' - I , au ' Jie z - P -41. ' P441-'P 1+-r-vw: I 5 .1 .451-maxaman-qw -r mx me-ur-'H ,, ,A 7 ,H . .,..- 4, . , -'5,,-lg. , - 0-51 -r,.1' I r 9, 5-, '. : ' T'w7?f?:,:'i 1Ff'. 4kgT 479,27 T' ' , i ' 1 'ffl Q-A - ' W 5' 'V' ' ' F 'V V 4' X fl .A '-'ar-X' 'I f :f.':l'I 'E 1...?L f MQ '5'?': .v'1'.i'f- '- 'Pi 3 14 -. ' ff liqiix- 55- 1. 'Ar '- -' U ' V X Ervin B. Price Fairview, W. Va. Barbara L. Rex Fairmont, W. Va. Hilda Roberta Roberty Mannington, W. Va. Albert Robert Sabo Fairmont, W. Va. Andrew Shulick Ambridge, Pa. V Donald Richard Prunty Nick Raspa Joan Reese Barrackville, W. Va. Rivesville, W. Va. Fairmont, W. Va. Donald Rex Thomas Joseph Reynolds, Jr. Yvonne Richards Fairmont, W. Va. Charles Robinson Fairmont, W. Va. Betty Gean Schaeffer Bayard, VV. Va. Aubrey Joe Snider Fairmont, '-N. Va. . . . H- 3'-Q75-vfi55ErElQII:Ql'S5-Sqlgzl-:4L1lI4EFGf3a5t-d.-u:s1-:amm,..+.fg::.- -T v V -........ , - V ' Fairmont, W. Va. Camille Jo Romino Fairmont, XV. Va. Harry Edward Shaver, Jr. Enterprise, W. Va. Edwin Brent Snodgrass Fairmont, VV. Va. Fairmont, W. Va. Imogene Deloris Romino Fairmont, W. Va. WVilliam Showacre Fairmont, W. Va. John Charles Solomon Clarksburg, VV. Va. Przgye Thi1'ty-ni-ne r -.1 A .fu ,. muff ,Q gludquq--sr.--u wif-111K ,Q 1 mdk In ,ui avr-,naw , .1 nv-J'1 l'Dql f , -rs. X -. x I L -r' f L I L , , 4 nl f K t ,,l,....-- E Y I w Sidney B. Spiro, Jr. Richard Donald Springer Fairmont, W. Va. Fairmont, W. Va. Richard N. Travis Aurora, VV. Va. Anita A. Tiano Watson, W. Va. John Robert VVatkins Manford B. Xveaver Fairmont, W. Va. Arthur-dale, W. Va. Jack Robert XVhiteman Emerson Blaine XVil1iams Fairmont, W. Va. Fairmont, W. Va. Page Forly LaVeda Stout Fairmont, WV. Va. Beatrice Lee Vincent Fairmont, VV. Va. John C. XVest Fairmont, WV. Va. Maureen K. XVo1fe Fairmont, XV. Va. Patricia Lue Tennant Rivesville, VV. Va. Roberta Lee Vincent Fairmont, VV. Va. Betty Pearl XVetze1 Mannington, VV. 'Va. Morris Glenn Carpenter Fairmont, VV. Va. ' , -'O'- g'lf' f'A Z4 ' 1g- 'EZ' E' f r? gf- Q '--f ,, 32, -N. Q X. 1 r91 .. K ,C W, , . - . - -- f V H- Ay- H --so f 5 f ff - 3- ,A . - ma i ' L A ' .nf lf:-e::w-fe-f-2: le- -ssl'-A-f'f '.'L 'fL'W !L,.v,f:,,,.i,.,,,.,,,,,,:K?p,,Q.,..b5-v5,.-. , 4 A ,-i E, ,V I 33.2 1 .A .A .agar ,-ANI, .JK fy ll Y. .4 . f.1,-XI., I Hi-. , f . . mag' . W, ,,.,.,',,, A Y., . A. .. M., .H K .J .Y ,,, J.,-Y, . . 1,3 .I ,.,..1.. G 4 A 7- . W-d.1..r w1 ' S' .' r at I- ,fkxz 1.-if r 1:-'4r':.f.: 'fx -ff! 'Fas-.ue .1'Ia't' .f R .1 -25 . --A-..b.m .-.M ' Us Nick Albert Alberico Elizabeth C. gAmos Arthur Anselene James Edwin Arbogast Thomas YV. Austin John Robert A zelvandre Kenneth R. Babb Stephen A. Baker Paul Bartlett James C. Bavely Kenneth Neil Beale Paul A. Benoit lVilliam Blosser Paul David Bolya-rd Julius Bozendorf John C. Brady Norman C. Bragg George XV. Butcher, Jr. Robert E. Butcher Joseph R. Cheuvront Jackson S. Clelland James N. Clemi Xllilliam Albert Cochran Robert Lee Conley Robert E. Cooper Jo Claire Corder Lorraine Corley Harold B. Cumberledge Elton Curry 'William Dakos Paul Defenbaugh George Drainer, Jr. ltrlilil CllIt1S Faxes Robert L For Billy Edmond Gamble dfdgfldlfdd femdom Frances Louise Gerard Charles Gibson Vernon 0. Giilin Theodore Griffith, Jr. Robert E. Harden, Jr. Jack A. Haugh Dortha Marie Haught Richard J. Hawkins Earl D. Haywood Raymond Hedrick Charles F. Hickle Robert L. Hixenbaugh Clyde S. Judy Bobbie Conrad Keith simon J. Kellinger Fred A. Kisner, Jr. Kathryn Rose Lancaster Raymond E. Lashley Anthony Loretta Donald C. Louden Jack P. McConnell Adean Rector '?'IcQuain lvilliam Si. McQuain James Leroy Maclxamer Anthony Male Camden VV. Inliichael Terrance Jack Pliilan Richard Arnold Zvloats Leahue Loraine Morris Doris Jean Musser Xvendell H. Perrill fr VVil1iaIn G. Pinnell Clrman J P1z'1te1l1 Samuel Police Baxter L Pollng lVilli am F. Poling lvilliam F. Powell James T. Pratt. James M. Proudfoot Henrietta Lousie Owens Fred Herman Recd lVilla Jean Reed Edgar M. Rider George R. Rid geley Albert Ray Ringer Ermino M. Roberty Hugo Nicholas Roberty Stanley Sagath Clarence Wvalton Skinner Erma B. Slocum Marvin M. Snider Brenda L. Spitznogle Betty Lee Squires George H. Stidger Jack E. Stuck Maxine G. Tacy Lewis Dean Tennant Anthony Tiano Odra Mae Timms Silvio Tuta-10 John F. YVaddel1 Robert S. XVadsworth Ray Mathew XVeekley Ly1111 F. XVelch Arlie H. XVestfall Donald B. lVo0dby Harry Leland XVright Ruby M Xl11,.,ht Tack Hallln loho Edu ard Zlrkle l fl lb I orlu one ' 1 1 I Q I n I , V , 1 1 ' ' J' 7 . Z c l . cl I l - , ' ' 0' . , Y f . . Q 1 ' ' Z ' ' , . ' 1 , - c -. - . 1 N 1 1 , 3 ,. - ELi.4LqZ125.?a,QZQ.1Af:zLeaaI.ELff-1:,s--.....Q-1.:a:4.-.-,-.ees-.....fq.',..A11 - -. - V - , . w 1 5 1 f'l-35'-liffi .'i..+.'3L1e'f :d'F4fF.!4!5i'..L-ff, -T,g '- Q' x-mir. -r- ...-,, :L ..,,'.,..-.a:.-,..1,.- . .- , , ,A IM- , ,I ,,, , . 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Q25 Remembering another tradition at- Fairmont State College, we review the Dad's Day activities sponsored each year by the sophomore class. Honor guests for the day Were the dads of all the students. Among the very interesting events of the day were the parade through town, the football game, and the gala dance staged that night in Colebank gymnasium. The Tri Sigma float Was judged the best float and honorable mention was given to the Gammas and the Sigma Taus for their floats. S e 63444 Offcbefw JACK HoRN ER President MARY ELLEN RADEBAUGH Vice-Pafesiafem CAROL GRAHAM Secretary-Treasurer K U1zy5lL0t0g1faphefZ j qC2fE:2ellIrA1a:1-Z-nj-Aezlr-4455? 15:-.:. '- :faq-...-.5-A 1:--wrmez:-..w - l Page Forty-three W-f-em Ay.1:rL-1 ,ff 1 if 'T? 1' 5 , ,. , 3 i Q First Row: Lou Ann Dean, Maronee Fleming, Ann Fondaw, Barbara Byer, Mary Ann Gidel, Mary ' ' Cl J Beck Robert Cooper Brooks, Rose Marie Claybour, Jennie Azhderian. Second Row. James a e, oe , , Frances Frye, Joan Findley, Rose Debato, Tony Camile, Raymond Baker, Fred Barnett. Third Row: Robert Crawford, Ralph Dauer, Denny Camilleri, Edward Caniff, Bill Cochran, Robert Burnett, John B J Curia James Dilettoso Fourth Row' Louis Elia, James Ayers, Charles Alberico, Eugene arr, oe , . . ' ' B kl Th s. Barr Jack Feltz, John Cresson. Comko, Eddie Dietz, Paul Graham, Bud Groves, Thos. uc ey, o , Page lf'ov'ty-four . .,.E-.,,...4n .V . sf ' ,:, ,,,.,74.-ETc,:q 5..v W .,, , , k.,,,, N. Mt. ,PHIL wk-,5,, 2 Q' 'rr' -----H -- -- v - -1.-ff Y ...-.. . .V b p-dwg H, V 477-t, -435,55 ff . . - - -- X - - - -- ' fl - '- az- '- -ff, t ' ' e ' - ' '- ' '- N' ,-.- I +.,f.-.mhz-.-.'.,.-'.-. -' ' -.ff +-- H .--4,-.--f V -. , . -, A - .. . 1-,--. -H1 -. 's M 4 . .f:- -X uf -4' ' 'Z '1'N'.-7?--'A -V -. P-T-'fi-gif.: as 5. -. 'Fe -lr.:-1 ul: . ' L X -' ' -K---' '-f X 'K ' r ww -V--,FX - . .-at -l .-X Jw- :E -,. ' ,fxw . Ox Tv. ' .- -A ..., ' LA -12:-.. ,A f .M 41' .. - nw' ' ' , Q5 l 1 uv ' l 1 1 l c x V I .ary per, ow: ohn rles SOH- First Row: Joan Haught, Patricia Henry, Geraldine Higgs, Emily Leaf, Dorothy Horton, Jacqueline Hess, Barbara Lauzau. Second Row: Jack Kasoski, Richard Haskins, Mildred Hall, Harriet Hancock, Mildred Krevosky, Doris Brannon, Pete Horosko, James Haugh. Third Row: Donald Camp-bell, Robert Cottrill, James Baker, Lathan Little, Sam Janes, Rufus Heck, Holbert Hibbs, Bryce Hunt. Fourth Row: Earl Keener, William Kurch, Lynn Stephens, Robert Hansen, Jack Moranville, Joseph Hafer, Jack Horner, Gordon Johnson. Fifth Row: John Hartman, Ralph Hess, Robert Hixenbaugh, James Lipinski, Dave Cosgray, Robert Martino. I gm Forty-five . ,-1.2 gf' .Qiivria-I25.Ef.::y-L-,ig L.-L-5C1.5F121iv-a.l-.piEis.,-7.74-:.e -vm.L.x:...-.sv... -Q-... , . - I , -I I - I T 1121: 3 fff Ff?iF. j?2:5fT gli.,5:15if,1,5:,2g,1,j,jQ'ifgiif 5,iiaLg-.,: ,'.. I ,-if 1- vc -an-' up-5'-A :sf-ww 1 Q nm-+1 z I W' ff fI 'P 'm '1' -.y .f.i..i.-51 vw U gg J ,.1gL-JN xxx J M fl ' X 1 J L A 1 , 4 , - L , 1 r W H L , J -1 1 l , il w . mi. W 11 ' F' st Row: Lois Jean Davisson Ellen Robinson, Edith McCord, Eleanor Smiers, Barbara Hickman, 1r , Mary McCoy, Jane Fockler. Second Row: Mary Kathryn Simpson, Mary Ellen Radebaugh, Patricia Ann Shaw, Betty Nay, Delores Moats, Margaret Volk, Betty Rollins, Maxine Tacy, Carol Graham. Third Row: Herman Michelitch, Roy Oldham, Jennings O,Dell, Kenneth Kyre, Lundix Saverino, Eugene . , . h M . S 'th R bert McKelvey Frederic Steele. Fourth Row. Tom .Musca, Walter LHZOISH1, Jo n orris, m1 , o , Cliff Boylan Jack Moran, Howard Floyd, Ray Miller, Robert Ringer, John Solomon. Fifth Row. David Sloan, Russell Charles Gwinn, Nathan Dralner, Joseph Lesondak, Charles Price, Ralph Raspa. Page Forty-sm lu 1 J ' wh ur v 4 , ,, ,. - - , mf.. V ,-Y .An -1 - if - - -2 -,., - . , -,A 2121-' 1- - ,--,lf-y if iii '- V F22 T.-fffi 'A'A AL f AVA. If7jfSf:7filf?Q7?2x S' ' ff' ' 'P' 1 1 .,,5,L-...,. ,, , 1-1-,xv r vr up- -mm-1 '1 r ul 4-1nrmang14..4u...qmn-:w- w -ns' nn-n--,lv N K JM A A -X I A . s A , A t ,Af X N-1, , 1, R5 , L ' -kk , X , pg -'QR A 1. , 'H 1 If ik 1 I f xii - A 'v. X 11' x X ..r x.'w-V Tim ffl XR I l. ttf? xt t P an, ,cia ird ene ris, vid Lpa. . mq First Row: Danny Vacca, Joyce Wilson, Jean Wampler, Melvin Spiro, Robert Vangilder. Second Row Russell Smith, James McCloskey, Pete Teti, John Reggitts, Donzal Pugh, William Saunders. Third Row George Berry, Robert Toothman, James Work, Pete Bach, Joe Antulov. . Page Forty-seven Z.gEJyf13I2L-335125-fsffbl-airgz1qaQEF?ig5-mia!-L:niZ2ri:eES.5Sfg::.Lw 1-umaxsr-aL:-av-1-2-n-:sv-r - -L ..a..f..s.i.,..,,4. ,.,...1 ., ,,,,,i,,- , - , . f V- W -, uv. ' V- ' 1 k' .4 72 '- . 4 ', ' - ' , -. 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Z A - .sa ,- - V . -1 wa x- : i .. . :r 'Q Af .. 1 A - R, ,- - 'iii 9' X F 66cweag25' zeaimcm Hama JAMES GRIMES Pffesiafeezt BRUCE BAKER Vice-Presiclevzzf MARY VINCENT Secretary-Treasfwfeaf FRANK QLIVETO Sergemzt-at-A rms Freshman court, an annual tradition, was held this year during the early part of the semester. Caps were issued to all new students and ties to the men. ln addition to these, a card listing all the fresh- ' men rules was distributed to all. Violators were brought before James Clem, the judge, and his ' jury of upperclassmen each Wednesday. Freshmen Were required to attend football games and thuse meetings in a group in an effort to further school spirit. Freshman court proved to be a rather hectic ordeal for some freshmen but all Went through their duties With a await 'til next year under their breath. Page Forty-nine ' ci ,i ,.. Igg.1L5ZEQie7 25ki7,iQLF -5,151 j .3.5gqE,54a.f.1-LaiE::.-JSQI.52 ,-'-:-sffszaswv-ri-f-5 ' - i f' - r-- 1- ' A , , ., i First Row: Nancy Askin, Betty Blankenship, Angeline Brandolino, Margaret Ash, Helen Amos Catherine Adams, Jean Bell, Joan Brown, Nancy Beall. Second Row: Robert Evans, John Carvell James Brownfield, Bill Arnett, Max Bailey, Herb Ball, Warren Cutright, Howard Blount. Third Row Robert Charlton, Fred Anderson, Edwin Berlin, Dick Anderson, Ray Clayton. Inge Fifty W, , Y v ,, ,, , - ,.,, ., ,. ,.,..., - ,.-W --, fm. ,Y-'f - 6. .r . , .:. ,, -,. , -.Ugg -a2i.a-- - ,-,-.15-,fs 7' fr ,,.,----fvw ' 'H 'A-Kuff? 151+Mf1-gymil-owliiei-1:-L:c'1lF-' ' '-www-r-r'!f'Gg1 , if ' 1 ' , , J -'Q , -1 , J .. - J .. .,. . V .-M.. .:,.'- .r ' i s ' 1'-4k1?, 4 J' - . ' ff-W, 4 - ' L ,g h.?- . . ...,..qn.eg:, :Nl , . . .ir .. HS? . I . , . .., . . -.. .. , iw, ., ., ,.,, , . . - , 4, . ' -I 1' '.'-f1iS':fl1' , ' ', 3'u JA75 S1'.-J' w- -K. '77-' 7'-.' ' -Z- ' ukf. Tw Ps' 'N f KX - . fi if 'f. 1'f K-!i'4Q'lA ' Sum- X -YF? fffxf ' 'Tax' 'J' -' 'flax '4 :- ' - '-1 ' ' ' 'v-- -4- - 1' Z l,, i- ' .' - 55 'f' - 'H ' W' W - - V 1 .-.2 --' f-- 'rv 1 .' A- in A.. s . A 1-Ar. 1.f.-.-- 4 'X'f '-'!f-xl. Xi... , H. '2 J-lx. 'JJ' . XA uma , N, 4. -., wh- ' ----' z ,, ,-,- 4 . 'va ., Q ' ., ,f' np'-ga, AmoS, arvell, Row: First Row: Doris Jean Geigley, Eleanor Crigler, Sarah Lee Epperly, Anne Garner, Betty Everly, Frances Hollister, Lois Fawley. Second Row: Jack Coburn, Marion Halter, Rachel Eddy, Kate Funk, Nan Greathouse, Twila Goldsmith, Anne Gladwell, Nancy Ervin, Herbert Funk. Third Row: John Geld- bach, Paul Ingram, Richard Frum, Vance McDaniels, Robert Tucker, Nick Demico, James Elsie, Bernard Everhart, Joe Holt. Fourth Row: John Cortney, Carl Cornwell, Jack Skaggs, Ted Dennings, Felix Colosino, Ralph Ingram, John Davis, Jack Fisher. Fifth Row: John Diamond, Wm. Hull, John Cox. Page Fifty-one ' 15 'iff11a:1:g5,5.1.,g-e:L,Q5g::b5Ja.'4 sg. -- - - E Z 5 2 - - - . .- -v- athryn , M317 Mason, 5, J0lII1 George First Row: Patti Lou Mick, Virginia Shaver, Betty Jo Myers, Pat Rhodda, Nancy Price, Caroline Myers, Mary Pallotta, Mary Sapp, Jackie Satterfield. Second Row: Eunice Stalnaker, Lucille Phillips, Jo Ann N oechel, Barbara Rumble, Mary Moats, Barbara Neptune, Ruth Ellen McCoy, Mary Jane Snider, Betty Provan, Frances Newlon. Third Row: Perry Morgan, Bill Prickett, Paul Robinson, Aldine Murphy, Jo Ann Smith, Frank Olivero, Clifford Shroyer, Carl McKinney. Fourth Row: Sam Raspa, George Nichols, Bill Smouse, Leon Johnson, Kenneth Mehlinger, Eugene Scritchfield. Fifth Row: Robert Nichols, Bill Sankbeil, Linwood Robinette, Frank Pavlick. Page Fifty-three - -,,.,-., -... .., 1 . . ..-,.,4L,f' - --A,-,.- ,..-., ....V.... V.. . , ,, rv' v 3: -wrurahu-1-1:-':.i:.--1 -re .-usmzf-14.4 -11.-:Largs-:rr-..,U.J. --.-::.f.fm:-Qin:-.vate-z.1rev-r 'I .--.fa ,f-u.- - H 4 I ,.. 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A .fu-J - , . :,.'r. nf ' 1 l ,, ,.,,. t ,,,,,,,,V,,,, l L l Th mas Betty Stuck Beatrice Westtau meconu now: First Row: Patty Fleming, Helen Tadler, He en o , , . ' U t Mary Vincent Iris Thorne, Betty Wright, Martha Carpenter. Third Georganne Steiss, Jeanle p on, , P tt Tork Eleanor West, Zachariah Witt. Row: Dale Riley, Dick Tetrick, Barbara Thompason, a y , Fourth Row: E ' ' ' Cl lton Underwood, Charles Raikes, Joe D1Ma1o, James ern. Page Fifty-four an M--. rr..J.,--,,A,, -W A , ,V . ..., A -wma -,ff ' t i ' ' fre- ' 7054 4 Wh Hmm? zfaalewta an 7404675640 Wl't56l6'Z4lfZZ64 md Qifegea , , - -Y ., - , -- .-- - - - f .. - - -V 'ff' -W f ' '- - ' ' 1 '-HH ..,1f-rrS'r w'1f ' ' +11ff'-. . 'f't'iif'f'3TfZT!'?' 1 -g-,fTw35g'5f..li ,pffg-,g.fffifggf -' 1-- ,f J- - A L-15 '-13 4 ', ' I -4 fr' .5 .-,Q--'4rfH2' 'Y ' F J. i-ii' .J '- ff -, S' r.- fm.. U. 1 ' Jfi 'iQ4u- Q 'X' '2 Al'Ha'l 1451 :lf f '-'. . QR Q I L -. 2'H.'.--...- ,'..h5'4M - ---4' 1.-, .I .- . 'W 3 . , if . Q, ' 'G-4: I ROW I Third X Witt. SENIORS: Helen Ford Robert Higinbotham Harry H. Harpold, Jr Gaynelle lVIeClung Anna Lee Mouser Catherine Moosey ' Alice Perez Betty Ruth Robinson Betty JeanJShaffer James ShaH'er Donal 'cJack Squires J UNIORS : James Clem Yvonne Richards Hilda Roberty ...,,. . m -.q:n.-ngfra...-i.., 4:-:ua.-J..-fn.:-..'qap1-sued:-aan.:-fm-r-1:---1'-f -' .. ' ' 'fc - Page Fifty-five ' ' ' ' ' efrefffifereff,+agiQf1g1w1'xa.3-e-rv-fgfaamfa-fag,,f'j'5-fn-Q-rf-M1.V -ff -M-- .W f- , 1 P1 1-1'2':,r-nw1-5,Q-34,efwii-guai-:Q-1-'-nfl-elq,.,f1f'f'5Pzf:-ifwrflw e -.- - M r -.M-.. 1 - W- N 1--1-.-I '- - -3 r H .xx - Y -- xx ff'- A X x ' 1 ' 1 K , A I Q vxfr - - Jus! Leafizzf' Page Fifty-sim Between Classes n ,'+Q-4 5:1 JW' .F rv X9 f in f x 9, AG 1 Q 7 101 V .. W TSX In 7' 'ff N -Y , .. . .f., - --. f- 1- H- '- 'A V - - -' ' ' x-:Fx-'LF f?1v1-5515-v-'-mf:-r' ' 1 H... Q .J , -1 -.,,..: fi-, -- - .y-gi :faq ig,-P '. wl:- ., c' f .' 5 uf, of 1 Q- . . j.: 1-'I 5 . vvf' -iv. z T.. '..i'- ff , V 4. n , '-Llwln -J fr. ,' f-1 1' v rv., - - A --3 ,- - ..', .--gui .14 -3 QA..-, V: Q, V - Jw, . . .X .,.f,h.l 1' -vm. wx.. x . f - ,,- riimfkq -ww,-A b 70 -sax. 'ur' - NK Q J - ----.Ea.f.,-4: ,...,' ..---A .. . tx E v -.sf I 'CH UM Mi-IQ Q U fcffp ' 'A Qui N3 4 V1 Ai, QKLQQCD 7 154674 I 0 O ! Page Fifty-seven '-ALC-.4,,5f::45 .Y 'LQ-W - - l - -'W i-. - I -l- - . , . ,, . I ' 0- 73 353 i's1i3Q,fi'1iQ1-1-- pi:-:l',f.5 A-:',::::1F3??5?59, ' -'M ' ' ' A va-: c, f,..,1,... .ml vi W ,A mu 1 ps, ,n.numu--,,r,..,,-.u.4,f-uk up-pg..i..J.' ,,?:-5h,,..,,,,,,, 1 4. 1 vi I -I 1 ifiai EV'lJ M. 'A ... l J Cl m Vir inia Pancake Jack Squires, Betty Shaffer, Fred Horchler. Second 111.331, lgobiert iffers, Julia iiaye Morrison, Joe Snider, Francis Patterson, Jack Horner, Ervin Price. Zfudewla ' Page Fifty-eiglzt Through the co-operation of the students and administration, this years council has had a yery successful year. Each member of the council has Worked diligently, helping the students achieve a better understanding with the administration in an effort to make Fairmont State College a better school in which to get a well-rounded education, Some of the projects sponsored this year by the council were: a neater bulletin board giying each organization the same amount of space for their announcements, well-planned social actiyities, interest- ing and educational assemblies, and carrying on an exchange program with Salem College. Plans have been laid by this council for a student union to be completed within the next few years. They set aside 5300.00 to be used in the building project as the corner stone. Under the watchful eye of the council a smooth election for next YGUVS StUClGl1t body ofhcers was carried on using an official ballot. P F cond J ack 311, this Of thfi L bCttel' Iirmollt Icati0U' were: 21 Qullt of intC1'C5t' y1'0g1'3m In 'fo be 50 to be for next 1 bg1ii0t' ' . .,' -'. . 1-I -' 4- 1' ' s ' I' . 'I' 'ref-1.r1Z-ia-vgfflilzi-few-wil T' ' lg '- '1rf'2fr'i:'Z2de-vv:e7 I's1f'1 ' ,sf .mnrfa-gq-we'141e+4'fg-erfwrL+-,,1l?1-:qu .1-,., f-r-1-rfffff- ?' , . I., 1-. .- , -- I-I V 4,-,f A I, I I ,ru I r .I , 1 ee-f - - R I A P 'if F- 5 53 N -'f A A ff :fr-+2-Ax . 4e..f:'.fu-rua.'-fIPfaX,,..Q-14' f:'uRf1nl - I'-wi'-I-rnsvz. ali fr Q. P1'CS1dCDt .......... - ..,.,f ..... D onai Ujaeki' Squires V166-P1'CS1d6Ht ...... ...... Betty Hunter Shaffer --------Virginia Pancake Secretary .......... - ..,.., Treasurer .............. ..... ...... F r ed Horchler Sergeant-at-Arms ..... - ...... ,,,,,,,,-,ee J' ames Clem Senior President ,..... ..... C atherine Moosey junior President ........... - ..... john Lantz Sophomore President ..... ---Black Horner Preshmen President ............ - ...... ..... . , .... James Grimes Honoraries Representative ............. ,,I---Prancis Patterson Inter-Fraternity' Representative ..... ...r........................,o. J oe Snider N on-Fraternity Representatives ............. ---Erwin Price, Eugene Garlow Advisers-Eleanor Bayley, dean of vvomeng George H. Turley, dean of men. JACK SQUIRES BETTY SHAFFER VIRGINIA PANCAKE FRED HORCHLER Pafesiafevzzf Vice-Pffesiafent Secffetavfy Tffeaszwfevf 1 If Ivuyf.:-J-H.-L:,.Ta:1-leg: L.--'QQ5F1'::ie-fA.3QQ,z3ssI:L41-Q-.If'.es:ma5QI1-a-.::.Q-'.,4a+,+:-.el-..2-.,.,,.'r-,:aa:- - V ...4.,...-..., Page Fifty-wine ,..1..--1, 1 A ...U .fu . f .e -uwuunur as-lx-Nix Q 'nv ai-iw-Agnvzinmmnggggeunae ,mqwgr-pn-.m.,.,f J y nt qmm, A- x 'A 'Ns -f v l n , , 4 4 Q , , 17,5 N.-Q3 1 R 7 ff. r 1 S lil- First Row: John West, Barbara Rex, Yvonne Richards, Betty Gabriele, Elinor Dixon, Boots Cousins. Second Row: J o Ann Noechel, Patty Shaw, Laura Lee Donehew, Jean Blair, Mary Kathryn Simpson. Third Row: James' McCloskey, Galen Kyre, Joan Trotto, Ralph Raspa, Ray Miller. Editor ,.,,,,...,.,,.,..... ....,.... 'Y Yvonne Richards Managing Editor ,i.,,. ....... I ohn West Business Manager .i...i.. B -,-Q--Elinor Dixon Advertising Manager ..,..... ..,. ' 'Boots Cousins Copy Editor .,..... - ,,....i B... .,..., W ..,..,, Ray Miller Sports Editor .,..... ,......,..,....-..,..,.,,.,,,-,,, G alen Kyra Aft EditOrS ,.....f...i.,.....e,.... Jean Blair, james McCloskey Staffa-Ralph Raspa, Jo Ann Noechel, joan Trotto, Barbara Rex. YVONNE RICHARDS Editor JOHN WEST zwamzgifzg Editor Page Svlacty Co-E Co-E Feati Spor' Men! Won Excl Socie Art Busi :ldv Circ Ral We Io San Bri Eli - --qs'-R V- V -r--,---1-r-9-nv. -. -.N - ,W---,, . ... ., ..- -- , ,, 4 ,Y :, ., V W--B V . eq.. . 1-IA4 . ,,..-fe-gg' ' a -1--GC-as 'J - -wwf:-----ee ' T j' -, A ' -- 1 - . QQ if If M f. S Q '.--I 'ii ' i. 'f 57557,-fi' 1 L 1 ff'-ii -...Qi '- ff-rf-'H fi v Tu' -ff-x:11q LqiLr' ci' -v -4.-1-2 1 - ie '1ulLt.44- j'--,- ,bp f.l5::1':'-, 1,14 ','q-WF,-, 'Xxx'-Q51 arg k- -,gr 1 1? r, .' ,I . ' -, ,ua ' 1, ., - ' ' 'g fig, . .. 1 i ,- 1.,-... .' if .-4 'Q' I - , N- ' ...- Richardi hn Wffif 01- Dixon ' Cousini ,Y Miller Lien Klfe 1CClosk6Y D Trotffl Zalamm mf! First Row: Ray Miller, Brent Snodgrass, Harry Harpold, James Hale, Leo Kubiet, John West. Second Row: Harry Stuck, Ralph Raspa, Mildred Haney, Louise Andrick, Doris Brannon, Elinor Dixon, Robert Higinbotham, James McCloskey. Co-Editor ,oo,o.oos,, ,o.rs.,oo L eo L. Kubiet Co-Editor .............. ..,.... L ouise Andrick Feature Editor .... --- .,............ Ray Miller Sports Editor ...... .....o. B rent Snodgrass Men's Sports ......,.... ..,.......... G alen Kyre Women's Sports- ........ - .... Mildred Haney Exchange Editor-, ..,... ..... L -Doris Brannon Society Editor ,........ ...... R osemarie Knapp Art Editor .... - ..,.... ., ,...... ...... I ames McCloskey Business Manager ....,....... ............... H arry Stuck Advertising Manager ......... ........ E mily jo Sullivan Circulation Manager .............. ........ Robert Williams -.. .l. g I REPDRTERS , L 1 n f L Q iiet it Ralph Raspa, Imogene Romino, Tvvila Goldsmith, john West, Yvonne Richards, Betty Douglass, Jack Squires, Jo Ann Smith, Jean Wade, Warren Cutright, lrene Sampias, Lillian Murtha, Patty Lou Mick, Betty Lou Brile, Andrew Binder, james Pratt, Bob Higinbotham, Elinor Dixon, Delores Moats, Mary Brooks, Michael Matkovich, Eugene Milam, Doris Heater. LEO L. KUBIET C0-Editor LoU-1sE ANDRICK C0-Editor Page Sixty-on - H' Giilfkslziaqam-lr.:-ell. L ..,,....n, me 1 X grdmrd-hr vi www-o M :xl 55-gmnpqna.-xr 1 A., N -I 1.3,-.-J.,--mr, pam ,,,...y1,,..,-,cg 1 1 , G . 1 7 ' ' ,,..,...,....,,,,,W,, .-3-mnnnmsw ' I v I First Row: Betty Stuck, Anna Lee Mouser, Barbara Rex, Virginia Shaver, Dorothy McCord, Anne Garner, Gaynelle McClung. Second Row: Yvonne Richards, Dorothy Horton, Patricia Rhodda, Charles Robinson, Elinor Dixon, Robert Higinbotham, Betty Jo Westfall, Leona V f ' Row. ' an mrotto Georganne Steiss, Betty Jo Myers, Frances Brissey, Betty Douglass. Third ev' .Jo 1 , r ' i ' ' ' ' H d Bett Shaffer, Jo Ann Noechel, Nancy Askins. Davis, Angeline Brandollno, Rose Marie o ges, y Fourth Row: Edwin Berlin, Barbara Rumble, Betty Lou Knapp, Patty Shaw, Kathryn Robinson, Eleanor Crigler, Nan Greathouse, Ruth Jean Radabaugh, John Cresson. Fifth Row: Ralph Raspa,Bertram Cousins, William Smouse, Howard Floyd, Don Campbell, Harry Harpold, Joe Snider, Jack Squires, Rufus Yost, James Shaffer. The Masquers dramatic organization began the year by present- ing a three act comedy Dear Ruthu directed by L. A. Wallman. Other activities during the first semester included a spaghetti dinner to initiate the preps and a Halloween party in the Green Room. During the second semester two one-act plays entitled i'Sleeping Dogsi' and A Long journeyu were directed by james Shaffer, and jack, Squires. The season ended with Mr. Wallmaii directing other three-act comedy Hjanuary Thaw. H Ofhcers of the Masquers are Elinor Dixon, presidentg .Charles Robinson, vice-presidentg and Robert Higinbotham, secretary- treasurer. Page Sixty-two ' ff- -sjvaiaissgl --M .AH MA, ni V Y u tu K I N I M V Q Q V , ,, V, ,h VN , . C ,-, ,. H-3, Th- -3,551 1 VH-5 ,-rl -LJ .5953-'g,33..::,-1--.-,Vu V 5 qfxfffref-.g....f T' 1 McCord, Patricia Q, Leona Frances y Askins. Robinson, W: Ralph fpold, Joe by Pfesent' L. NVallman' Shetti dinner 1 Room' ed Shaffer' and - ring d1rCC 12111 nt' Charm C' , a W m sficfeta ' 77Zdagaefza H em wtf' Directed by L. A. Wallniaii C A S T Dora ..n........................... ....a,.........f ,,......... A 1 ine Garner Mrs. Edith Willcins ,......n ..n. - --Dorothy lVlcCord Miriam Wilkins.. ......A,..... ...,. .... Y V onne Richards fudge Harry Willcins..---- ......... james Shaffer Ruth Willcins, ............,....... ....... G eorganne Sieiss Qt, William Seawright, ...... ........... - Ralph Leaf Albert Kummer .............. ......... E dgar Shurtleff Martha Seawright. ....... ............ B arbara Rex Sgt. Chuck Vincent ....... ..... ' 'Bootsn Cousins Harold Klobbermeyer ................r..r.................................... Howard Floyd A Scene From MDM? Ruth. '-if 'f1.?.L2s:5e,-L..g-anL.-4.4g.g5::3.4Ja.sJ4.xa.:.:,-assiilQE,lif.e.:avaksa:,,Q.i,.. -3:54 1-...-.,:.,,.. . - -V .,f-- 4. - Page S ty tl ff 425'-112 -535 efs ll., ' ' 1 7 ' 'L ' - - ,.. i 'N A T 'ifX.'.'!x '1u,- 7 79'-fs. I-.f',.'.'L.. S ' ..'.,' A - , '- 7: 1- '-+.' ',' r -A--M-.-41N , , .. ,.,........1.L--1 l F' ti R W: Patt . Lolos, Mary Ellen Radebaugh, Elinor Dixon, Helen Ford, Joan Hennen, Julia 1rs o y Faye Morrison, Anna Lee Mouser, Gaynelle McClung. Second Row. Laura Lee Donehew, Emi y Leaf, Patty Henry, Joyce Wilson, Jerry Higgs, Ruth Jean Radabaugh, Qlendine Vincent, Mary Alice Stewart, Barbara Watkins. Third Row: Betty Lou Knapp, Mimi Fisher, J oan Banks, .Jean Blair, Helen O'Connor, Ellen Robinson, Jeanie Wampler, Eleanor Smiers, Carol Jo K61St6I, Betty Shaffer, Yvonne Richards. 6, . The object of the Gamma Chi Chi sorority is to try to further school spirit and to promote the general Welfare of the school and the community. With the theme Life Witht Father, the Gammas original float Won honors in the Dad's Day parade. The nineteenth annual minstrel Beans and Errors was pre- sented in the college auditorium, November 24 and 25. Honoring the faculty members and staff, the Tallow Tea, was held in the home of hdrs john Tlnnnas1Evans,a.sponsorc1Ethe organizanon. L Climaxing the first semester's activities was the Christmas formal in the lTan1nont ffotellxdlroonr llurnig the year the nuunbers took part in intra-mural sports events, After rushing at the beginning of the second semester, 12 pledges were chosen. Other activities during the latter part of the school year Were: the animal Founders' Day dinner, a prep party,znid the hlodiens llay dinrunt Closnag the social events ivas the sprnig forniah a dinner darnxg given at the f7airnaont Field Club on hday 8. Qfficers of the sorority are Helen Ford, president, oan Hennen, xdce-president, Ddinni Fisher, secretary, jrdia fiaywa hlorrison, treas- urerghdaryfElkn1liadebaugh,sergeantatanrns hdns flnne Barry E the adviser, and Miss Mary B. Price, Miss Louise Leonard, and Mrs. . J. T. Evans, sponsors. The honorary adviser is Miss Blanche Price. Page Sixty-foufr - xg, Q- , CL: XYE'l i' C and Y Closed dance ff2lf6I the C4 l The this j Porn' l Snod treasi Firs Jr., ' Shui Mos J ohl Roy Rob Lipi Wil W . - - --l-.......L.... . , ., Y.- , ,..,,,,,. .,t. ,r . 5:1 4 of '?',T'4i: . i S ..--'TQ7 if, 'qhgergifi ., , , . A . . . . , - ,f',,t 1-..,....q-U.-..,,w.... me em 70:4 ffhe IHUJ Beta lota fiauurnty has sponsoied a nurnbei of dances as well as seveial activities of othei kinds dui ing the past yefu Dances were a costume dance at Halloween an open dance early in Novembei and the annual Barnyani Shudk jum:lmfoM:'Thanksgnung id closed Chi istmas Foimal was held at the Fairmont hotel At the end of the luHiday'season the oiganizatuni gave a free dance llohday Fanale for the student body l anuaiy the fiateinity inauguiated a 5100 TBI Loan Fund which was given to Haecxilege for the use of needy students F1 o1n a di amatie viewpoint the boys gave a thi ee act performance The ln Law oi Forever Amber With Horses as then show this year Highlighting the year s activities was the annual Spring SFOIHHH held 1tthC'TUlbHHiROOHl1D Bday Heading the TBI s are james S. Gladwell, president, Brent Snodgrass, vice-president, Sidney Spiro, Jr., secretary, Tom Barr, treasurer, Toni Musca, sergeant-at-armsg jack McConnell, chaplain. , , -. V - Y. va- ---- -1 Y------Y-'fr' '- -raw - ' ' ' - , ' ' ' ' '. 'swf P., - 1 . -. f 1 if-W r g- fi'T '- tf,g ,-'- '-1'-1, 3 'H -M 125 'm f - 'elif ' 'k - H -' ' - - . H. if -. fjp 11.1 lf- tv 1 '- 'X,'.f . ,,j-, '-- -' -. fa. '-A :gd an-,. -4 .',., - -1.- ,-' 1'- . 1: gk ..- . nf. , N-.,. ' . ', -.. 4 . ., ' . x . -I .J .. -km. ,J fx A , 1 M ,gym-g jk. .,.,.,,A-4. imma, msg-ax ,fn :I xx2K,M,., 31. V,-vi.: ,I M h V -by Y .2-: - A . , ,. First Row: William McLuckie, Robert Hunt, Robert Butcher, Paul Kirkpatrick, Harry Harpold, Jr., Tom Barr. Second Row: Tony Vance, Russell Smith, William Cochran, Don Geldbach, Edgar Shurtleff, James Hale, Brent Snodgrass, Jack Wood. Third Row: Walter Lazorski, Leonard l l x I l i l' c c c ' ' ' L ' S E - . . . A . A. C A Q A gn V 3, - A . . 3. c c , i 1 A . Y, . A . . A t A C 1 as - 7 ' ry A i , n . n J I - A 0 A I O : g C , I ,C I . . . ' l, x ' C 1 U YU C A H A A ' up ' A . 9 ' I I - l l 0 A, 0 0 0 'N O t . c - 1 t ' Y - ' . . R l ll Ta ,her y the lnal pre- J the 3 of lmal toOl4 f the T the 111613 LrCDt5 ?ield men' i1'C9.f?' ary 15 T M1'S. D I-ice. Mosser, Don Prunty, John Cresson, Harry Wolfe, Raymond Jacobs, James Hawkins, Joe Boyles, John West, John Alberico. Fourth Row: John Martin, James Feltz, Don Louden, Bertram Cousins, Roy Anderson, James Ayres, Don Rex, Jack Haugh, Junior 0'Dell, Pat McAteer. Fifth Row: Robert Fox, John Lantz, Harold Carpenter, Sam Wilson, George Berry, Peter Horoszko, James Lipinski, James Walton, Jack McConnell. Standing: Don Hamilton, Norman Bragg, Tom Musca, William Young, William Skidmore, Cliiford Schroyer, John Jarrett, Leo Modi, Kyle Wilson, Sidney Spiro. Page Simty-Rv ,. ,. :.,,Q.7.a:.E.ga:1zg:fa:.aa:-:1.f4a,.aF:s2--,f wb: - N g N E First Row: Frances Fawley, Charlotte Baughman, Delaine Travis, Rosemary Sebold, Dorothy McCord, Dorothy Horton, Avanelle Denton, Adella Alkire. Second Row: Betty Robinson, Jeanne Wallace, Betty Gabriele, Lorraine McAvoy, Mary Brooks, Angeline Sansalone, Betty Wetael, Mildred Haney, Flora Jo Lobuts. Third Row: Norma Delligatti, Kathleen Wadsworth, MRFIOH Davis, Jean Massei, Beatrice Vincent, Imogene Romino, Kathryn Oliverio. ,wa 2 ' A The year of 1947-48 has been an active one for the Alpha Delta Chi sorority, ln Dctober, the Alpha Delts and the Sigma Taus sponsored a dance, The Witches Whirlf' During the month of December, the Founders, Day dinner and the Christmas formal climaxed the activities for the first semester. Rushing parties opened the social season for the second semester and following the pledging season, the sorority girls began Working on their annual ShoWboat which Was given in March. ln April, the spring formal was held and later in the month the Whois Who tea and the Mother-Daughter banquet were staged. Officers of the sorority are Kathryn Oliverio, president, Dorothy Horton, vice-president, Catherine Moosey, second vice-president, Betty Gabriele, secretary, Flora jo Lobuts, treasurer, Frances Fawley, sergeant-at-arms. P g 9 ty-S 18. 1 Tau' Fgiiri Penr Gam 25, 1 Wl'liC. Scho those play the D May First Hup Robl Mik4 Han J am 19 f Y i A Y Y , , ,, Yr- V. - Ya-, 5-. E 4 , 5 - ' -- - Q - - n ' Q . ei-P -iy:1r?'5Q:Q7'-fav-,' . 'Q . ' ' up - -H53-fa ' 1' , , ' 'f' 1, , -.. 1 1 -- Y:-. 4 -, 82 '1 - . rN1?'-its-'T-..,,-'v .'. x:. . 'fa-A '.w,C'-ns, - :f?:1'. ff' . . -wwf 1, ifwlf-greg-rl-flzwfe . , , ,X ,. - -HM , - -, at L-,ff- ., . -4 New - , .-1. .. 1. 1 .- A -4-4.-f 1 -V ......- f 1 1.4, L' .. ., .-kwa. -xx N f' 1' lsr-r?f!.,.H ,x- '-1-'wb-.'-J f'4'. W5 Rx if. ,XR mm.Z?....'j 'k.1Q -rf-Qrjl 'uf' -' - Jw ' Cgmddd ma Sigma Tau Gamma began its activities for 1947-1948 on October 18 1947. This was Dad s Day on the campus and the Rose of Sigma Fairmont. The same day they entertained the P1 Chapter of Indiana Pennsylvania at the St. Regis Restaurant. The Witches Brew the Alpha Delpha Chis and Sigma Tau Gamma s Halloween dance was held at the Colebank Gym on October 23, 1947. The year was completed with the annual Christmas formal, which was held at the Turban Room, December 12th. They started the new year off by washing walls at junior High School on January 16. A smoker was held at the VVomen,s Club for those wishing to prep for the fraternity on February 4th. Curse You lack Daltonf, was the name of the annual fraternity play which was presented on March 15 and 16. As an added attraction the members added a few oleo acts to the show. April 12th and 26th were the days set aside for initiation, and May 14th was the date of the Spring Formal. I ' Y cc - y C C C C Taul' float won honorable mention in the arade held that da in Y I l , 7 c if ' 55 'J ' 3 C 3 First Row: James Vincent, John Alderman, Richard Springer, Archie Cain, Dick Travis, Henry Hupp, Jack Squires. Second Row: David Nuzum, Joe Snider, James Shaifer, Don Campbell, Robert Keith, William Balderson, Berkeley Fawley, Hugo Roberty. Third Row: William Lloyd, Mike Basile, Albert Sabo, Harry Stuck, Edward Zirkle, Arthur Vincent, Tom Newcome, John Hamilton, Robert Watkins. Fourth Row: Hugh Kimble, Glenn Gamble, James Gilbert Carpenter, James Baker, Pete Robinson, Ralph Leaf, Robert Higinbotham, Adam Vinick, Lundix Savereno, Jack Horner. Page Sixty-seven 1 fr -sw.-.4-.. ..,. .. , ' 1 I 1 1 First Row: Joan Reese, Carolyn DeBolt Stuckey, Betty Conley, Virginia Pancake, LeVeda Stout. Second Row: Lou Ann Dean, Lucille Johnson, Delores Moats, Mary Kathryn Simpson, Mildred Perkins, Camille Romino. Third Row: Dr. Selma Herr, Gypsy Fraley, Virginia Tinnell, Mildred Hall, Martha Wilson, Eleanor Ruth Morris, Harriet Hancock. aww cam agma First major activity of the year for the Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority was participation in the Dadis Day parade. First prize was given their float which depicted a football iield. ln December several teas and parties Were held and in January, rushing was in order. A mock Wedding Was the theme for the formal party and a kiddie party for the informal. April 20 the annual Founders' Day banquet was held. Since this year marked the Golden jubilee Anniversary of the sorority, they had Kim Rose, national Founders, Day chairman, as a guest for several days. Among the dances sponsored were the Spring Formal, Topsy Turvy Tavern and the Hobo Jamboree. Dr. Selma Herr and Mrs. Joann C. Cross are advisers. Betty Conley is president, Carolyn Stuckey, vice-presidentg LeVeda Stout, secretary, Virginia Pancake, treasurer, joan Reese, corresponding secretary. P Lge Siazty- JI t i,. ASLQ: Sfvfll- Christ Sxrinis childr gifts A T April the ini First Georg Wild. if '- 1? , ff X 34 , rw lbs YB ,.,, ,. - I-N - . -1 . ..'- ri 4- I .-- -Pr .- 'E 1-.g 1 - f '-'I' J ff5?L'.'T -' ' -P'-: f.-.' A N ,Ayr I ,. ,, Sf. . A . . pl .. p T ii . . - f-Exif..-Y-,,..,,,. Qfpliirs- , .UQA .I , V pe ..,,..,5: - , 3,,,g,,,5.,g!,'f.,f:,4nqL.5faqf3wg-I 1--.11-g:'L:e'111' - ,,5,,-W g, QI, ..t. '3 Y '11 5. Q - A, I 4 .J ,, - 1 . ..1j..L,l:il, s . -1Af.'.- 1 PQLV- -,gf-eral' lava, , t:f.,Q Ju' lr- r- 71-. ,Q H1--. gh- .-5 . L' ', 'n,v, 3 1 ' I Tr 'l 4' I- ., .I-t, FIU. kt, N -sf :- F -V 'lah -'34--1 k X fr fsv' I. -rf1.',.i .'x. '. 4!'n'.'-J i1'fhLQ i'7x 575' pimfrtri 'f.l - -, X-'h'4:'2'1 ..'i. ' il 'f' ffl ' 'LV' f' ,-.. . ' .f A- 4, 444- 1121 13.5 ry , nal his lilfl :ral .PSY e'C'fY Outs H113 We We Www The Umicron Pi Chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa had a very successful year during 1947-1948. The addition of five new members at the end of the first semester boosted the membership to thirty-five members. At the beginning of the year the fraternity decided to have one social function each month. The most successful of these was the Christmas party given to the youngsters at the Children Shelter. Swimming, dancing, games, and refreshments were enjoyed, and the children were especially thrilled by the appearance of Santa, with gifts for all, 1 The annual Colonial ball Was held in the Colebank Gym on April 2, 1948. The dance Was an informal affair in cabaret style, with the music of jimmy Morgan and his orchestra. First Row: Bruce McGinnis, Harry Shaver, Harry Brasuk, Lawrence Shroyer. Second Row: George Stidger, Charles Price, Roy Oldham, Burdette Buck, Ralph Hess. Third Row: Mr. Charles Wilder, Ernest Gwinn, Carl Prickett, John Parsons, Mr. C. M. Roberts, Dr. Robert Carroll. I Page S'1.rty-nine 1 l l First Row: Margaret Volk, Louise Andrick, Lorene Hayes, Eleanor Judy, Lois Jean Davisson. Second Row: Ada Bradley, Mary Louise Pantalone, Jerry Kirkpatrick, Calantha West, Jennie Azhderian, Mary Talbott. Third Row: Betty Rollins, Connie Armstrong, Patty Tennant, Joan F Findley, Jackie Ogden, Betty Nay, Mrs. Paul Opp. 376 T044 igma Beginning the social season of the Alpha Omega chapter of Pi Kappa Sigma national social sorority was the Founders' Day dinner held in the Fairmont hotel in October. The annual Christmas tea was held preceding the holiday in the Home Economics rooms in the Science Hall. lnitiation into the national sorority was held in january, followed by a banquet with the national officers, active members, advisers, and guests of the sorority attending. Climaxing the yearis activities was the spring formal held in May with the Zeta Sigma fraternity in the Turhan Room. joe Larosa's orchestra played for the annual affair. W Officers of the organization are Lorene Hayes, president, Louise Andrick, vice-president, Lois jean Davisson, secretary, Eleanor Judy, treasurer, and Margaret Volk, sergeant-at-arms. The advisers are Mrs. Rex Ford, Mrs, james Geesey, and Mrs. Paul F. Opp. Page S612 en ty -.,.. -. , , . . . - . of thc fol the the Fl d21IlC9 l and Pff Sweat joint S held Elf O1 Clifton Prunty and BI First M 4 C 0 a r Vic 1 4. 4 U it , , Y --- ,.-- ,-- , Y 'A ' ' ' ' a..-rm: fn'-2-te' ,. . .. .-, , .'- - -, .- , -. :lm 1' VY' .1 .-f.1 f'ff'.'-A sr ' '- , - , V ' - ,. 4- ' 1 - f ' N' .,., .1-pf '. ., ., ,411 , .1-.1 : -- V,:e- 'we -V - r-i.:,-'f.rN14:,-.- 1.--1'.'W if f ' mr--Y-j 1,'.E '.:- -V V , 1-' 'V i . mv , Til3A i' ' S-fr., 'zfrzf-3. -'g , ' f2a 1 ,-A'gif-df mf V--Q-ii fr-'-'el ::,.g1':--Q-i!,'l,,c, Afrika'-ffzfx'j.V.?..' 'Qiv-w5Q ?31 in-+.'-g--V,..',p1-' ,fin if. -V - , ' r -, if .,f+-,--,.- v. . ..-,i 1 Lf A r .r Egg 'iq .X,..,- L., ,JN 1-p,,..,p,p-gag ,,11, .. 'X M. ik. - :- ,, -.. .. f-. 9-Y -If V 'A ' e' , ' H--. , . ' - M 7- V 'ng- em c ma 1 he Alpha chaptei of Zeta Sigma sponsoi ed the fu st social event of the fall teim Pigskin Finale Was the appropriate name chosen for the dance held at the close of the football season and honoring 1 'E , , . . A - c A U . . . H l A. . c ' 1 , c P1 21S C ed 'id QY 35 ise ly, C the Falcon gridsters. For an amusing title, the Zeta Sigs' chose as their Christmas dance title- Santa Claus Stomp. The dance was termed successful and as an added attraction an 18 pound dressed turkey Wasuraffled off and presented at the dance. V Final social function before the annual Spring formal was the Sweater Hopf' This year something new was attempted in that a joint Spring formal with their sorority sisters, Pi Kappa Sigma, was held at the Turban Room With joe Larosa furnishing the music. Officers of the organization are Arthur Anselene, president, Clifford Boylan, vice-president, james Clem, secretary, Arthur Prunty, treasurer, James Baverly, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Edgar jaynes and Mr. C. W. johnson are advisers. First Row: Harold Cumberlidge, Camden Michaels, James Baverly, Ted Strickland, James Machamer. Second Row: Don Mahaffee, Cliiford Boylan, Art Anseline, Art Prunty, rsfewart Crooks, Joe Caun. Third Row: Hunter Fortney, James Michaels, Russell Marra, Cecil Nicola, Victor Tallman, Nathan Drainer, Fred Horchler, Charles Fox, James Clem, Mr. Edgar Jaynes. Page Seventy-one ma'-qqgfaw-s1ea-u-,,gg,.. -Q. 71.-. - ,. , , , , . - .--.. -- V--M v - V n g, I , g si ., f,..?L . m wQQrpuzm5wgi. .,.1,.-.f ,'1!i f '?15'5l!'5-','Z,i First Row: Helen Davis, Anita Davis, Rose Marie Hodges. Second Row: Mrs. C. M. Roberts, Sponsor, Rose Marie Claybour, Mrs. Cobb Shreve. 671444 46540: Alpha Eta Chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon was reorganized on the campus May 18, 1947, Among the sorority's activities in the fall were participation in the Dad's Day parade, the Sports Carnival, and representation at the Province meeting at Marshall College. ln December, Mrs. Cobb Shreve was initiated as co-sponsor and Mrs. Charles Wilder' was pledged as a patroness. During the Christmas holidays a party vvas held and the group exchanged gifts and sang carols. . . Rushing and pledging vvere the main activities of the first of the year and in March an initiation was held for the nevv pledges. Among the guests at the ceremony was the national organizer, Miss Hilda Stein. Several informal social parties and outings were held in the spring. Plans are now being made for attendance at the National Conclave in Biloxi, Mississippi in August. Officers of the Delta Sigmas are Rose Marie Hodges, president, Helen Davis, vice-president, Rose Marie Claybour, secretary-treasurerg and Anita Davis, sergeant-at-arms. Page Seventy-two fri Tifi eh' ' C thi? f in J C .- r -3' L.L ' ITii v Q.--' ' ,Q in Ei: ci WZ -v- .4-,.. s Stu? - corrii 2 T , --1 guru- .1 H1195 SECYE. Ro: First W Law I ---A - A- V--in ---g V, 5 ...v- .. ,E5'E'?! ,-. -:rf o' wwe 1' ' , ,Y , , .. 1- ,,-,. , --,-. .. We - ,-A ---Y 1 - . 1 -vp-'ma'--f1 -ff::1f'.rv:1'-rv-1.-'fra , ,, , - , ,,--, . ., f ,. V, ,-- -ff 1- . -fe-. - - ' ' 51- 23-fa. W, , ,-ff 5 ,- . R,-..,v, . -1 7f,,.1r.1f-'::-.1-'Sw 7 f - .v 1 ,, .- msaqqqggg1e4I1r!4ggQfvgy-iq'rqIggs.1frsLgs'15i-' ' 15411,-,:.e-.gglr 53.5. ' , -.-.'5,7,,g4-,- 319, ,511 1, -54: 1- ,L :gi j,1.:,:. 3,41 -',,..'4,:-.AM 543' . Wy.-'-V 15:1-,.'g 1 H 4+-1:1 - 1--Af frfP1f fe-A-AH H--M If -.41-xslt'-'11 1-11 N-ff r 1 -'-.f f 3.1-A -.'-vm-ff..-4 I? s. r?n uf-ia. H31ii-.-UQR-al Mti-.iitri-'yf-1 A--1' ' 14 64 ac Umega The Alpha cast of Alpha Psi Omega ll2LtlOll'1l honor1ry clra1n1t1cs fraternity pledged fue students during the first semester. As preps they performed certain tasks such as cle1n1ng the make-up room the property room a11d the scene shop. These pledges who were taken 1n 1nJ1nuary were Edga1 Shurtleff Pete Robinson H1rry Harpold and Gaynelle lVlcClu11g. Following the 1n1t1at1on 1 dinner w1s held in the Fairmont hotel honoring the new members. Highlighting the Christmas season was a progressive dinner held 111 the different houses of the active members. E. Turner Stump the grand stage 111anager of the Alpha Psi Omega visited in F11rmont and was entertained by the Alpha cast in the hon1e of Dr. Paul F. Opp corresponding secretary of the national organization. Joe Snider and John Cresson were pledged to the fraternity during the second semester. The officers of theorganization are Henry Hupp, p-resident, Mary Alice Stewartg vice-president, and Jean, Blair, secretary. Lawrence Walln1an of the speech department is the adviser. ' , c c c . . 7 1 b C 2 9 1 , . C J J sc J . . . c Q , . . . . . . . n ' ' J . .. . . c . . J . . . . First Row: Henry Hupp, Jean Blair, Mary Alice Stewart, Elinor Dixon, Dr. Paul F. Opp. Second Row: Betty Shalfer, Betty Lou Knapp, Yvonne Richards, Mr. George Turley. Third Row: Mr. Lawrence Wallman, Alice Perez, Robert Higinbotham. Standing: Jack Squires, James Shaffer, Anna Lee Mouser. Page Seventy-three -..q:'fqa:4u.-.a-,.-.x-,..:,,.-.. :.....1- ,..-T ., - . . , , ., . . we -jg-, figgfvi1:5'ErgQa3-1 1: .,,f : lk A .H ,, -,sf Y.. , Q 7 , . , , , g frf'i1 1 er ase. - -' f. 'A e . L ,f a vw.: '.p,a:.if'-P-ef-s.f:-r1r--E-i,1,.a,m..-sr .x..-if-.aka Mu..-.--wi-:.:tx.gc:.?512j'fA 3-, .- fm- .f..,,fs, ,'-7..L'.x.-'1'i.:.rx'.:f4-11.'.- A' ' .f. Y Y Y P Y A I T TY l r' 'l'FF?i'3ffL-,z-:f-r'v'-... 'T'? '1..:f'.if: 11 . 1 Q Jiri qt i ,pup-:.,,. I . I K as f' -s Jr b ffm 'MTW Ami 'f-an 4. imuunm-uM..W,....v... , M... ,.,,.. , l Anna Lee Mouser, Mary Alice Stewart, Betty Robinson, A1106 First Row: Angeline Sansa one, ' ' T ' D . Geor e H. Hand, Mr. Martin Taylor, Frances f the or Perez, Glendlne Vincent. Second Row. r g. i Patterson, Dr. R. P. Ward, Geraldine Kirkpatrick, Miss Ethel Ice, Dr. George Hunt. Kagan Ddzfcz 6 Page Seventy-fozzr Qne of the outstanding events sponsored by the Kap-pa Delta Pi, the national honorary education fraternity, was the 14th annual Council on Education held at the college in April. High school teachers of this area and others interested in education were present at the all-day event. A Smarty Partyu tea for all students with a BH average for the first semester vvas held in the administration building in March. Members of the faculty and staff Were honor guests. Officers of the organization are Betty Robinson, president, Delaine Travis, vice-president, Mary Alice Stewart, secretary, and Martin Taylor, treasurer. The counselor is Dr. R. P. Wa1'd. The f College W Camplli rl eh21ml35 ll and Sponi received fund. Tro and bas' jenning secretai' First l toso. f '4Duk4 Nicol: Lipin: X . ,-e--fs.-,.L,. .. Ji ': If 'yfhtcg ,115-+',,, Ai, -V WU- W - Qfvfi-fig:-iGwiaisEmf-ni-' f V. L QT' ff., in '35 PF' .- . ..... .,- . 2 .. L 252 :S-r -.-:fue .41 .54 Lid-ar---' - ,:..m.,X 'Lira 4' 'ff N . . . , A - . ,. .. , f A . . . O . . U 7 4 . , K . .. ,. . C ,. I ' i 0 O 4 . L . I , . . . . 114144544 cgmcz The Lambda Alpha Sigma fratei nity is composed of men of the college who have earned their letters in any of the sports on the campus To secure money for jackets for the intercollegiate conference champs in basketball the organization sold chances on a Pontiac cai and sponsored a dance to avvaid the cai The remainder of the funds received fiom this venture was used to develop an injured athletes fund Trophies for past inter collegiate conference champs in football and baseball were purchased for the trophy case in the gymnasium Jennings Shavei is piesident of the fraternity and Norman Bragg is secretary treasurer Jasper Colebank and Wilford Wilsoii aie adviseis of the letter men First Row: James Feltz, Kyle Wilson, Jennings Shaver, Kenneth Bruce, Joe Beck James Dilet ' ' k H u h James Cale, George Jeifrles Pete Horosko toso. Second Row. Raymond Hedrick, Jac a g , Duke', Anderson, Athletic Director Jasper Colebank. Third Row: Bernard Gorman C9011 Nicola, Charles Philips, Jack Bruce, Don Rowe, James Clem, Coach Wilford Wilson James ' ' ' 1 S Marra, Dan Vacca Tom Musca Lininski. Fourth Row: Joseph Gladys, W1ll1am Sankble , am -1 H- ' FE1?2EL2Q?s:.QLg-gels-a.aLa5::2,f4a-'A' ea. . -, - ,,,, C-, 4 1 i First Row: Patty Lolos, Anna Lee Mouser, Angeline Sansalone. Second Row: Delaine Travis, Miss Bessie Crystal, Glendine Vincent. Third Row: Alfred Standifer, Joe Moran, Dr. C. A. Lindley, R. L. Armstrong. Fd gamma 770: Attention of -followers of the social sciences was focused on the annual conference, November 21, in the college auditorium. Sponsored jointly by Pi Gamma Mu, national honorary social science fraternity, and the Social Science club, the conference is the principal project promoted by the organizations. IDL fiarry Pdrner Barnes noted author ancilecturer,ivas guest speaker at the one-day meeting. More than 1,000 persons heard his two challenging addresses. Prediction of the destruction of civilization within two weeks if war remains uncontrolled in the forthcoming decade was made by IDr. Barnes e Social institutions have lagged far behind trends of the times, the speaker continued. lf civilization is to remain, then institutions rnust progress rapidly ndthin the next ten years' Membership in Pi Gamma Mu is contingent upon scholarship, one needs a HBH average in at least 24 hours of the social sciences. Officers are Anna Lee Mouser, president, Catherine Moosey, vice- president, Angeline Sansalone, secretary-treasurer, Dr. C. A. Lindley and Miss Bessie K. Crystal, advisers. Page Sev enty-Six Nasxn-3 Qfga are ll gro Orienfdfw Farm the ffflmi Vg1'lOU5 CE out fm' i canlpme Blor to greet 1 instructi' into actif ln h Council at Pairr First E Dixon Patty Ruth F01 if . r rr ,, . . , f. V V- av- - Y' - - - '- 'fre' ' 1 - T' 1- -e-e-Q44--Tis-P 'A i 'Q ' 1 -F915 Rfirvfrk'-1?1ff-2-'- . -. - f'f fL ft A-gqffeemfv f trfrrfvifls-Q11fufr1ff' - ..siC'11.X -.-Qfrg rl.-i' +N,f.te.-x ' -rg'-Tiff ,L i 'K , If 1 ' f ' ' ' ' M- A- - r - f ff '- f + .- ..,, t-w-.:t...- ' 4 f fzeakmmfz Organized for the first time this year the freshman counselors are a group of upper-class students chosen to assist with freshman orientation. Farmington Four-H camp was the site of the initial meeting and the training camp the week-end before registration. While there the various committees planned the events of freshmen week and took time out for fun and fellovx ship by participating in sports dancing and campfire singing. Monday the big day for freshmen every guide was on hand to greet and help the new students and to furnish them a program of instruction, fun, and orientation. Last fall the counselors again swung into action rallying the freshmen for their hrst thuse. In the spring they organized 'their talents to assist the Student Council in giving state high school seniors an excellent sample of life at Fairmont State College on Senior Day. s . . . . 5 0 I 0 I I C C 7 A a I ' I T 7 J C J s . . rr ' in - 1 1 First Row: Barbara Watkins, Lois Jean Davisson, Yvonne Richards, Jennie Azderian, Elinor Dixon. Second Row: Mary Alice Stewart, Hilda Roberty, Miss Eleanor Bayley, Patty Henry, Patty Shaw, Betty Lou Knapp. Third Row: Don Geldbach, William Cochran, Carol Jo Keister, Ruth Jean Radabaugh, Rose Mary Hodges, Betty Shalfer, Robert Higinbotham, Burdette Buck. Fourth Row: Don Prunty, Jack Squires, Pete Robinson, Joe Snider, Harry Stuck, James Shaffer, Jack Horner. Page Seventy-save 'QQZSQ-sf.ALi:,.'5,::.4.fQm.,.-414.-5?1:,2:..,f..s-,iss-.:.g.-1-.--I- -f 5.1. -- ' .... .gm-...o..'.-,zu-. ' -- J V .- , , -, , Y ,. , , V I '-MIR . 1 it A 2 -Fafvfrwn' iffifi .' '-9 'A ' ' ' '- - ' grew--f-'vw ' .. ., -w .-wv:nf1s-aw izwz. I it 'M A Eyliig qiilfu A I 'Ti 'x1!T lj':: 1YiM'N'1-1' 'ig 737755 ai' 1-:iX:J11QP'K' Tfiil-5'ff:4732'Q.?3f ': .w -bffrrfgff-. , 'tv , A-1 ' --v--1-. V. -Q -fgs .A 4 11 fpff -1- H1 ' f 'Q' ff 'uhm w , T First Row: Betty Crim, Mary Platcha, Aldine Brooks, Joanne Armstrong, Betty Nickgllson, Catherine Moore Mary Lou Bennett. Second Row. June Bonner, Mary Ann Weese, Jean one street, Viola Chapman, Betty Swecker, Mary Lou Weese, Olga Lewis, Nadine Hilglies, Imvggepe . . . . . . . e Lemmons. Third Row: Mary Anne Blerney, Ruby Kincaid, Elsie Elaine Hartze , orls o , Betty Ellen Ayers. Wmaea Twenty-one student nurses from the Fairmont General Hospital School of Nursing completed courses in Pre-Clinical Nursing Educa- tion at Fairmont State College. The future nurses are required to take seventeen hours the first semester and four hours the second semester. lnstructed by Dr. George R. Hunt and Miss Louise Leonard, the School of Nursing was first introduced in 1941, tvvo years after the present hospital was opened. 5 The pre-nurses are usually restricted to classes in the nursing field and seldom have classes with other students here at the college. They are divided into three classes each year. Girls en ering the nursing school are enrolled in june, September and January. Page Seventy-eigltt x Ji-g 1- -- 1-,ll -f HU y 1 niiflfff' A initial?--T Z' Iliff- ECOHQUQTC QpOHSC'3-5 S coileilfg l ence Oi i Rec. major. the SEFUE Om prog? 21127 Dora L1 Econom Un Squires. Ford. First I Charlc 5,4 'X V- ---1 . f- , .T ,: H- We- af mi? ' ' 1' --2 ,if NY!-'F'-f:e3f,'5' 'gf .. ' ' V' T ei XF' .2. 1-7 --1 'f 5f r'15: 'Ii :..., , ' ' Su' r ------'W ' e ' :---f- - ' - V -A ' ' J1FP.'31!sl,n,5, ' ' 'Qi,g-xwxilgurifv., ,H '-'l1mV'ff1 mg ,,,wuwqW -Q-,ifigza ffW awe 64:5 Actix ities of the Home Economics Club for the year began with in acquaintance tea for all freshmen home economics majors and cembei a covered dish dinner was held followed by an initiation for new members of the organization minors ln De Included among its other activities were an international home economics pi ogi am held in co opei ation With the Spanish club and the sponsor ship of a Merle Noi man charm school movie for all girls of the college Ten representatives of the group also attended the state confer ence of Home Economics clubs held at jackson s Mill in April Recognition was given to the outstanding senioi home economics major Dora G1 ay on Recognition Day by granting her a Betty lamp the symbol of the Home Economics association Gfficeis include Gaynelle lVlcClung president Kathryn Oliveiio program vice president Avanelle Denton social vice president and H Dora Gray, secretary tieasuiei Miss jean Richmond of the ome Economics department is adviser Unphotogiaphed members are Jackie Ogden, Gdia Timms, Betty Ellen Robinson Lois jean Davisson jerry Higgs, Helen Squires, , , Ford, Joan Banks, Dora Gray, and Rosemary Sebold First Row: Gaynelle McClung, Avanelle Denton, Kathryn Oliverio, Roberta Vincent. Second Row: ' ' ' ' M' J n Richmond Louise Miller, Beatrice Vincent, Charlotte Baughman, Virginia Andrlck, ISS ea 0 , Imogene Rornino. mmm ' - , , . 7 W, --,-V. me -- V. g--V-5 -ff- f-- ---A-'Y-f: 'ff ' Wa Y- K 1.-.fn-+1 -.2---f kfif-R-'free--v-W12'b'Plf'r'-'1'5 , - .. ff -, - -f --.ff-V ----f ,:5,,-, -'wwf--1 . f --'-f.'v'. - . ' NK ' ' ,' ,J , Era-nr., . .....-BH .. , , .- - -,-.- . X. ' .,,1----ml.-Mft FFA '. '- .. '-2. '-'Riff-,' , - , , 'f', ! 1'.L 1Jf:f?f?'V?4'f! f:'r, '::'a::'r'ew1zfuf'vf - we-., .:.af4.-,M 4. Q fb A- V4 --fu 'FF -rw-' 1.41: V' ri'.,:W1'L119551- 'Vit 'lf-ffQJl7i ii' '-fr-'-f1fl'3iilL Lt'f :'-l-li'f 7 A 5 511'-'ir N 'rl ii , ., f.-- , .- .... X . .- V. - ,mu ..., v...w.'T. .'..i . ' -- val.. 'T J '- ' - 'M-' Y - , sz ' 37 4 A - - C C - 1 . , ,. - l n 0 a , , l ' Q i l l 0 . . , . . . 1 r A J . . . . 7 r 2 ' 9 9 ' 2 . . - -n 1..ef31H-ia:1r.aaJ::-15,1:1.vaaL-e'zQf-4siAiPf?-Ir5'..s-menu--:asses-imiegg-:'.q - . .gnc '- f ' Q g. - - . fe GBA ' - - l .FGQG 15612611511-7'L'lQ?l8 A-' .... N -P . . 1 -,A vm.. v-4 A iT.-run,-ax nw wJ-T-:qxa-img:-grnmmegg-11.9 -1 5 , F b-5:-9,90---,...,,,,,,.-s,.q..--.1 i-...ng-in-.m,.l N ' , . , . -- L First Row: Edith McCord, Eleanor Mayer, Jennie Azhderian, Jean Massei, Hilda Roberty, Betty Conley. Second Row: Frances Fawley, Julia Morrison, Dorothy Horton, Mary Ann Gldel, Martha Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Frances Frey, Betty Everly. Third Row: Mildred Krevosky, Katherine Mason, Mary Jo Massei, Rose Debato, Beatrice Vincent, Rose Marie Claybour, Ann Fondaw, Barbara Rumble, Martha Carpenter, Miss Anne Barry. mime The Splashers is composed of girls of the college who are interested in swimming. Meetings are held twice a month in the pool at Colebank gymnasium where a varied program of water activities is participated in. During the year a swimming party for all students of the college was held. The officers of the club are jean Massei, presidentg Eleanor Mayer, vice-presidentg Jennie Azhderian, secretaryg Hilda Roberty, treasurer. Miss Anne Barry, an instructor in the Physical Education department, is the adviser. Page Eighty , Ph? Stat WOU tion indi coll OVC? and hell tiol lea Fi so M F1 L: M E Www 4 14:46am Ammzm Womens Athletic Association rs the new name of the former Physical Education club All regularly enrolled women at Fairmont State College are eligible for membership The purpose of the WAA is to encourage participation of all women rn intra mural sports and activities sponsored by the organrza tion Various members have participated in virtually all team and rndrvrdual sports This year entry was made rn the National lnter collegiate Telegraphic swimming meet in which colleges from all over the nation participated Two play days were held by the or ganrzatron one for colleges and one for high schools Members also attended a college play day held at California State Teachers College Awards were given to outstanding players in all sports on recogni tion day A camping trip to Cheat Lake ended the year s activities Hilda Roberty is president, Edith McCord, vice presidentg Lois Jean Davisson, secretary treasurer, and adviser is Nelle E Walter's First Row: Shirley Bucklew, Mildred Krevosky, Edith McCord, Hilda Roberty, Lois Jean Davis- son, Jennie Azhderian, Betty Gross. Second Row: Jean Masser, Frances Fawley, Julia Faye Morrison, Dorothy Horton, Martha Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Frances Frey, Charlotte Baughman, Francis Davis. Third Row: Darline Nicholson, Mary J0,Mf:1SB61, Beatrice Vincent, Margaret Lantz, Virginia Roscheler, Marion Halter, Jeanie Upton, Virginia Andrrck. Fourth Row: Eleanor d L Ann Dean, Betty Conley, Kathryn Mayer, Kathryn Mason, Rose Dabato, Ann Fon aw, ou Robinson. ............l-1 iv k in A- f' X, , A, , r, , , .,. -, .. Taz, Y. .i,m-, 1 L- 3- 'lg ' , Tgaggnfgr't,?5E?::-.asp-iv-.-f-I puff? Q ' r '- -yfif'-, . - ' ' L 'n -. A '- 's W 1- -S 1 -1 N -' A- .- ---f..w4'-tif'-. 'Extras - PL-tsp.Mr! .,yf'.f'-f--. , QI. ,Lisa H'i-gilt!--GFI '- .-Z ' 1- I 0 I , . . . . n ' , ' 0 I n - C - , Q n ' 1 o ' . ... A' 2 . . 7 1 f . . C 0 A ' 0 I 0 ' 0 , . . . rugs Juwylufy-U :tm gjgv-4...-.... ,,,.., . . -if,1f'.n1Ei.R9v?,' en-gfn'1s'r1ef6'6ggy5q1g,-.i',Qr Qjljj gg i,-'1 Q. ' , . -- Y. . ar ty- -A 1.4, germ ' J ' 7if:ffic'i nzafffif- ..i:-ff: W- - - -it i N l First Row: Helen Clem, Betty Gabriel, Louise Andrick, Alice Perez. Second Row: Donald Frum, Mary Moats, Angeline Sansalone, Henry Slmonl, Brent Snodgrass. new Page Eighty-two The Spanish club, Buenos Vecinosf' has had a varied and interesting program of activities this year. At the beginning of the first semester, a formal initiation in candlelight Was held for new members in the Sp-anish room. The annual spring picnic was held at Morris Park during the second semester. ln May, Buenos Vecinos presented a program on Campus Highlights highlighted by musical selections and talks concerning Spanish speaking countries by eye-Witnesses. The Spanish clubys ofiicers are Betty Gabriel, presidentg Louise Andrick, vice-presidentg Ann Fondaw, secretary, and Helen 0,Connor, treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Terry, chairman of the Spanish department is the adviser. depal decisf decis inter- ment throi deba three Wes tionz deba Shai Mos Fir .lk x 1 ,N 5 ,Q Q V s as? M. f 2, fs fi i. sir ix i we X Q sf xx , ....,.,..,, ,L , - -V - S UV ,,- . - WN--,Y----.-.v.,,T.-.-q-1-q-A ,Y -- .Q , .1. nh- ' -W'ff'?'i?L4a: L,-,, 1' . ' r A' f-'H - ' V- -- -- -- M -.wg-if 'w1ea.,4,,,:,11,-fffa, ---1:44 my-S, ' - 1 -- lv '- '--rms.-vw-,wifi- ' ' L Q4 f 'N5'-h rf-- 'jfPjU gli115ki1:L-fa---'' '11 I 'A ,s gi 1'Tf 7-.5-- ,:7 ,-'fe fgfrrfrf, ,- .x, ,A X ., ., . J , ' r 1.4 'N V1-,A V' '- - A a '- r- 'tx J 'S5.' fr. 'tat ' .- ' ' ' 4 nfl. F'- TW -. Z. '- ',r.:,, T' f-.5 '-77 l - -'T ' 'T'-I -.12 ,- r I, rf-. '- . 1: r' ' ' ' -' -- 1'. 2s- fi ,,r--- .4 I 5' -rroflll-. .'kQ -'tr-Q-. laik-5, r lil-' 'A iff' vi V, xx. -aw-,2l', 'H-f1aN,'f.'li. Mae mm The Debate Team coached by Mr Wrllram Bell of the economies department has engaged rn over twenty debates thrs year Some were lt record shows ten favorable deersron and some were no deersron s favorable ones The debates have been on the deersrons agarnst srzr non rnter collegiate debate topre Resolved That Federal World Govern ment Be Establrshed Perhaps the team s most rnterestrng aetrvrty was 1 four day tr rp d hreh time they met leading through Pennsylvania and Ohro urrng W h An rnterestrng annual aetrvrty Was the debate teams rn t rs area three day West Vrrgrnra Inter Collegiate bpeech Festrval held at h Farrmont met most of rts tr adr West Vrrgrnra Unrversrty t rs year rrvals rn debate at this event They also presented a radro tional state debate on Campus Highlights Unphotographed members of the team are James Shaffer Bet y eonard Shaffer Anthony Spatafore George Davis Leonard Davis L lVlosser and john Parsons , 7 A. . . . R B tt Dou lass Mr William Bell Second Row Henry Hupp John First Row: Betty Jo Myers, e y g , . . Solomon, Jack Squires, Vernon Given, John Regitts 3 Z 1cEJ7tfH e ,,.' 3 5i.Z.55.I.l::i?a,:1a:fLLQ5cqg54g.L.4n.E,:.-Lzarxlgfrrlfj 52.11.751-L-.fa.-.E3a1.f+n-1::5:..:: 5-.ah-rx ,,-. - ....,.., ru L- -H e sw 1 f r - 1 ' X -4.11-111' 1-sw his i I N a' wks .f -Q-:ii-slug,-.-K.-.1-55.1-:V-ir.-.xigxA, L :me Eggauwzlm Q ,L W AA M wx I 8-in f E , ., 2, 3 ' ' R dd Alice Perez Mary Louise rantaione, run... , ..,..--, First Row: Doris Jean Gigley, Patricia 0 a, , Jane Fockler, Leona Brissey, Dorothy McCord, Avanelle Denton. Second Row: Norma Brown, Lucille Bartlett, Jennie Azhderian, Dorothy Horton, Marian Halter, Eleanor Smiers, Mary Mc- ' ' J Scott, Ellen Robinson, Betty Provan, C An elina Mendez, Jean Ulpton. Third Row. Mary o h' Nanc Ervin, Margaret Volk, OYQ g Jean Wampler, Joan Hennen, Nancy Thomas, Betty Blankens ip, y ' A . Fourth Row: Rachel Eddy, Phyllis Edgell, Yirginia Pan- Frances Newlon, Lorraine Mc Voy cake, Twila Goldsmith, Nancy Beall, Doris Brannon, Eleanor Judy, Betty Rollins, Lorraine ' ' Ed Miller, Rosalie Judy, Mary Jo Kilcoyne, Frances Hayes. Fifth Row: Jean Bennear, Miss na Gerard, Lois Jean Davisson, Betty Schaeffer. Wa!! This year Morrow Hall had seventy girls, representing five M' Edna states. House director Was Miss Winnie Crenshaw and iss l. Miller served as dietitian. Four open house parties, to which all men on the campus were invited, followed Halloween, Christmas, St. Patrickis Day and spring themes. The girls entertained faculty members and Women students at a Christmas tea and the hall was also the setting for the Pan-Hellenic tea in early fall. Christmas and spring formals Were highlights of the social calendar of the year. Hall officers are Mary Louise Pantalone, president, Hilda Roherty, vice-president, Mary McCoy, treasurer. 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First Row: Jean Blair, Carolyn Stuckey, Martha Wilson, Louise Andrick. Second Row: Fred Horchler, Rose Marie Claybour, Joe Snider, Beatrice Vincent, Brent Snodgrass. Page Eighty-ji1:e ga:.1.s:.aa:.z:5af,i,4.r-f,gs.s4.z:::s2f-..,.aa..,...5,c4-S-fm-.L--1 -N--V ----- V i 'fun ma Haan :AL-11:1-run-i ininqxurwkkv-10 in . .- no X1 5 i,4' Hiro, 1,1-, ,.-., sammy '- l sm 3+ sit 39 ihiiicf' fi i First How: Ralph Huffman, Ralph Hess, Hilda Roberty, Leon Johnson, Charles Geldbach. Second Row: Sam Raspa, XValter Augustus, Jack McConnell, Jack Kososki, Charles Ball. Third Row: Rosalie Judy, James Gilbert, Ken Kyre, Elton Curry, Anthony Camille, Thomas Phillips, Eleanor Mayer, Lafe Sturm, Norman C. Mohn. Fourth Row: Eunice Stalnaker, Jean Bennear, Charles Wilcox, Lloyd Hall, Thomas McDonough, James Elsey, Jack Coburn, Vifarren Cuttright, Joseph Hafer. Fifth Row: Edith McCord, Julia Morrison, John Jarrett, James Curry, Erminio Roberty, Leo Modi, Alan Staton, Jack Fisher, Claude Haskins, Hugo Roberty, Charlotte Baughman, Betty VVes'tfall. Sixth Row: Robert Keith, Roy Oldham, Carl McKinney, Edgar Shurtleff, Robert Cottrill, Donald Frum. and The championship Maroon and White band had a very successful musical season this year. Besides playing for regular assembly programs, the band toured to the various high schools in the valley and presented concerts to the students. An annual spring concert forthe citizens of Fairmont was planned and on April 29th and 30th the band participated in the Zlst Apple Blossom Festival held at Wfinchester, Virginia. Last year first prize was won in the Grand Feature parade at the festival. On senior day a concert was given honoring high school graduating classes. Norman C, Mohn is directorg Alan Staton, concert master, and john H. Jarrett and Leo F. Modi, band managers. fjflflf' Etflh ly-.sim E . -- . ' -. .,,, ,, W W ., or . . all ,. D W. . 1- , - '---f., ' Leziiff-fffwrefrfv -.wma -.ref-fa-e-2-Fge'f-'imafw-.LM- fi-4 'f .WY 5 ' ' ' H : ' H '21 'QQ' -. ' Yr'-2.F1'i- .-'r f-Li A fl.-I YT. .es 'N ,- WE.. ,fl f wwf- ' 4 'fr-.Q . '. 7,.'f '-:..f ' '. - KK ,'7,.-.llr fi, ff. -'T -' Y' F -' ' ' -' '. 1 i- ' --..L- r.- if 'W 1 . lt -'-i M.:-f f ur .fi !',fT?fX: 'ii --A if I L F--'fi-1nf'L1 T :Tx som X A VC 'iklbfr 'I .X XXXL. ' ' 'V' ' H ' 4 i X ' Y Hieefzfeadefza The first activity of the year which was sponsored by the Cheer- leaders was a thuse meeting in assembly preceding the opening of the football season. The night before the Dads Day celebration a bonhre thuse was held on the hill above the football field with the band, team, and coaches in attendance. Early in the year a send-off for the team was sponsored by the cheerleaders and the band, with the entire student body assembled in front of the gymnasium to see the boys off. Busses were Chartered for three out-of-town basketball games. The students followed the team to Glenville, Alderson-Broaddus, and California. The climax of the basketball season came When Fairmontls cheerleaders were represented at the tournament in Buclchannon. First Row: Ellen Robinson, Betty Wetzel, Barbara Watkins, Anne Garner. Second Row: Ray Miller, Gene Smith. Page Eighty-seven -ggjf f f ' '. g3,75,f- f ,. , N -- 'egg-.-.a-was-fm-ff , .-- - ' -- . . I I if ' - - ' 'N--I '1-1 ', '-'A-unify-Q-..rpsg,-Q-4-44, lu new Qddmvik -nzvi-nun num-ist nn -. we .rf-.. ,- 1- -Apuq, 1 X in A I X N ' as.-wit N 1 111+ 1 Pl Jvvv nl .. First Row: Rosemary Sebold, Mary Louise Pantalone, Lou Ann Dean, Ruth Jean Radabaugh, Hilda Roberty. Second Row: Anita Davis, Dorothy Horton, Lorene Hayes, Mildred Hall, Helen Ford, Barbara Byer. Third Row: Mrs. C. M. Roberts, Helen Davis, Rose Marie Hodges, Eleanor Judy, Betty Conley, Dean Eleanor Bayley. Wamen '4 an efkndc The Vifomenis Pan-Hellenic organization is composed of two represeniatives and the president of each of the five sororities on the campus. The highlight of their activities was the Pan tea held at Morrow Hall for all freshmen girls. Halloween appointments were used for this annual event. A One of the chief problems the group encountered this year was the working out of problems brought about by second semesler rushing which was outlined in the new constitution adopted last year, The oflicers of the Pan-Hellenic are Ruth Jean Radabaugh, presi- dent, Mary Louise Pantalone, vice-presidentg Hilda Roberty, secre- tary, and Lou Ann Dean, treasurer. Mrs. C. M. RoberLs is the adviser and Dean Eleanor Bayley is an ex-officio member. Page Eighty-eight mm' Hifrwmniv ami X 'fzoxix P J- is Milf- M Y: , ,A , W. ,.,. . .,-.a....- -- -V - -fr -1 - - - -5.4 '.-.f 4 ' Q-1:56-.nobr-4332-tjisze--v'vf?1v22lt2'WIfP1'?'4 . . A . 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Delegates, under the chairmanship of Roy Gldham, drevv up the constitution which provides for regulation of inter-fraternity relation- ships and the encouragement of all member fraternities. to Work together for the good of all and the advancement of the school. lt also provides for the annual sponsorship of at least one project. This year the organization published the first complete directory of the school as their initial enterprise. Jack Horner, Ja ck Haugh, Robert Hall, John Lantz, Burdette Buck, Bruce McGinnis. m.kfEgfaqsqr.iu-Lcglainva.-:z.rs:o42rr:r '- Page E-igyhty-nine QM Q T x V , JL,- -E 1 L.. nf- ,. ,,,,ff,1 ,u,,'-im 4 Q 7 X .,g-,. - uf, W -Z-a,,...,,-.,--.f...ff --mv ,.. I-I-G5 2:w 17.151 ,'Hzmr:'::: '..::'.iw!'FX1? -I'--114.1-fee 121.-N144----A-ff'---1?f -V 'f' 'H '- - ya- Qfameoamdafz Page Ninciy Queen Joan I The Queen? Court E11 ,I-its-N507 . 1-' fl I I I f I ' ' ' K ---f-f--- - V--H--U.. f 1 i 5 Q.. 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Brent Snodgrass 9 Sports Publicity Director .g4iQAqv1qqagg154.-'.yL..:,..,g:...,.ggq5gQ:L-fng,f. Q 1 'T' lv .Q . l Q-PL.:-min ,-,...,-qggf.-gf A a ' pp-'I mr. ff ,. v ye..--v 'Wt -'sa -' r : -. - T'I'k'fi'7'21 11'. '-ff -x t iff- .qw-Y-V4' w:f-vl.f4L..yf1'---..- F71 ':.-.-.1:.- -f Ll-v'f-' --wif uf- - 1.. l . K ' 1 -'1 - f ..'.',-.n vi ,- fsrg. '-5 - 'X .w 1 ww r-'-Mn' 1 5T-xL4J,f'-- 9, rr! 4, Aw, ,',.f -- A 'nr -J ' 4. i , nv' 1--, 9. . r, Y X - f - M -- la A. iwex s-.Ars-. f. Le--iw. '- im-1msz:,.A.g..i',:kfeF0'.':1'--if-' , Ds Y is , ,... ., , ., ,J 1 1 l 1111- Jasper Colebank, Athletic Director of Fairmont State College. Mr. Jasper Colebank has been Athletic Director at Fairmont ince 1924. ln his long career here at the college, he has promoted a fine spirit of fair play and good will among the teams e. With a capable leader such as Mr. Colebank, Fairmont State s of the colleg State can't help but turn out Winning teams. Page Ninety-three ' ' ' . . .-Z.gEfnLQ2-pl?:-il1T!:Q?s 4:-Llc-3.-5:Sf',,-1v-'31-a:ii3siQfiJgf::.:q.-, :E-1-. , W ... .,- 5... V f f 31-- f V - -f- - rn, - 5 4, - -,-2- - ,-V-.-F, --4-f . 4 , . -sw --ezdwsfwif-iwmefkkaffifaeumw-:fe-. .... ,. Y - A , . f f . X 2 :flux 11317-iii5,t'f4f1.-LZ-ff.l'24?-E1P7L3'C:'?E'lZ2CfY1: -'-'fe'f-d'3t3L1T--'gtk 'P-iizzvlfw 'SE ' -f :'. f::-A: .: -- - ,f?5'lW5Mf?P3-'4?YH1V : e -, i s i n 5 l Z 5 ! s E i Fairmont State College football squad 119471 reading left to right. First Row :A Ernie Bak21', If Jack Haugh, George Jeffries, Earl Keener, Joe Beck, Steve Horvath, Jimmy Feltz, Joe G-Hdflt zorski, Larry Spadafore, Norman Bragg, Jim Lipinski, Jimmy Clem, Jimmy Gladwell, Wal Third Row: Bruce Baker, Wells Gorman, Joe Antulov, Pete Horoszko, Emil Guffa, Don RO' Wood Robinette. Fourth Row, Standing: Jack Lewis, Charles Phillips, Pete Morgan, Psi C3 Sam Wilson, Warren Janes, Frank Swan, George Berry, Nick Demus, Arthur Anderson W Andy Shulick, James Dilettoso, Richard Dulley, Nelson Ellish, Tom Barr, HHFOI' 740zmmZ Slade Qflege ?ooZ5aZZ femme! 7947 A U8 C.0HCh Wilf01'd Csqllibl WilS0H Fairmont State Glenville State instructs two of his football Candidates in game fundagmentalff AAVI, Fairmont State West Virginia Tech Fairmont State Bethany Fairmont State Indiana State Fairmont State Slippery Rocl Teachers Fairmont State Concord Fairmont Staten ...., Shepherd . Fairmont State California Nifz ety-four VVCN 4 - LOST 3 - TIED 1 galer, Kenny Bruce, Jimmy Cale, Samie Marra he Gadas. Second Row: John Shilley Walt Lor e11,Waldon Skinner, Jack Yoho, Danny Vacca. pon Rowe, Jennings Shaver, Jack Bruce, Lin pat Carunchia, Bill Dunnington, Fred Garcia, 'Son Wilbur Hall, John Prunyi, James Work 7, Harold Summers, and Mike Lada. 7, O n 4 6 . 0 -7 1 ! a 0 1 i 2 Game action shots taken of 3 Falcons on the gridiron. 9 Page Ninety-fi ' . , . , , - '..L-,a..., N . '- 445- P- ' 1- . V gk A Si i xfl I V .,y 'i , iz . fi 5 , P W I .I rx! II L p M ,4 S 1 1 4 4 A 4 1 E ,i . 1 I , l x C: . 2' -YAVWWQ SE fa? SWE a!a 1 S 'Q ui 55 S , .,-----f- - -4 - - -e 1--W f A - .. W - ' '- rw . . - . . A y 1' 'W' -- 'T ' f 5 1- . ' 'F 'F 1 - Q. ' Q '. ' l ' V '-:rr -, 'I1!'kJft'i4 S,:re--1-,--4-rw: 'H - f.: '2ru -. ' Q, 11, -we -..f if xv . I f . eff. - ' :s i e .iff .f.'r.1.cQv - ' ' ' f ' 7' ' ' 'X' ' ' ' ' M - 'M 1 -1 ' 1 f ff -f-'vw '-'-We--11 . 47: of -- -me 1 : M111-.:. QR - til'--5 'a.5U1.Ic tif '-wif .4-fi-f'.T:' ':.-'f'. i-'lie ill.- . fr' -. 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Fanmont State opened its basketball sea son December 5th when they enteitained VVest Vngima univeisity at the Colebank gym Fanmont put up 1 gieat battle befoie going down 111 defeat 80 55 The Falcons diopped then second stiaight game to lXl'1l1 e ta College COh1oD 63 42 The Mai oon and NVh1te cageis chall ed up its first vvin of the season against CZlllfOl ma Pa 55 5l The Falcons looked ex eiything except the Confeience Champions of last yeai as they bowed in defeat for the th11d tlllle in foui staits losing to Vlfest Virginia Umvei sity 68 40 Glenville came to good old Hilltop U January Sth, and 1etu111ed home smaiting a 66 42 loss Fairmont lost the next battle to Aldeison Bioaddus, 60 59 Coming to life in the neat two games, Coach Wilson's cageis took the 1neasu1e of West Viiginia Wesleyan 82 48, and VVest Liberty, es 66 Aftei dropping a 49 40 contest to Bethany, Faii mont launched upon a seven game win ning stieak that saw the Falcons defeat Salem 60 47, Maiieita C0hioj 61 55, Cali foinia State 53 52, Salem Cin a 1etu1n gamel S8 61. Slippeiy Rock 82 63, Aldeison in action Bioaddus 61 60, and Indiana Teachers 79 Davis and Elkins put 1 stop to Fa11 mont s xxinning Ways dovvning the Falcons 69 50 Retuining home for the nevzt contest Fan mont avenged an early season 49 40 setback handed them by Bethany defeating the Bisons 85 56 Following its 85 56 victor y over Bethany Fairmont found itself iiding the ci est of the West Virginia lntei Collegiate Confeience race VV1th fou1 games remaining on the schedule the Falcons had to win them all to nail the title Coach Wilsons machine did just that by defeating West Viiginia Vtfes leyan 62 57, in a thrilling oveitime struggle, and got revenge on Davis and Elkins, for a 69 50 shellacking given them eailiei in the campaign, defeating the Senatois 55 40 The Falcons Won over West l-ibei ty for the second time 56 44 With the conference championship hanging in the balance, Fair mont went into its last game of the season against Glenville When the dust of the battle had settled, Fairmont State vvafs undis puted Champions of the West Virginia lntei Collegiate confeience ln the annual post season tournament at Buckhannon, Faiimont drew West l-ibeity in its fn-st game, and downed the Hilltoppers 67-59. The Falcons met Bethany in the next round of the tourney, and Went down in defeat 68-75. Thus Fairmont State enjoyed one of its best basketball seasons in many years. Good Work boys, the College is proud of you and your coach! Fairmont State College Cage Record 1947-48 Fairmont State--. a...... -55 West Virginia University-80 Fairmont State .... .... . 42 Marietta College fOhioJ--63 Fairmont State ---55 California tPa.J ......... 51 Fairmont State ---. -----40 West Virginia University-68 Fairmont Staten-- - ---GG Glenville -... - ....... ---42 Fairmont State---- --. --59 Alderson-Broaddus ------60 Fairmont State.--. -- -. 82 West Virginia Wesleyan--48 Fairmont State..--- ---- 68 VVeSt Liberty- ..... ------66 Fairmont State ..,. .... 4 O Bethany College--. ..... -.49 Fairmont State .--- .... -G0 Salem College- ------- .--47 Fairmont State---- ---.-. 61 Marietta College COhioJ --55 Fairmont State-- .- ---- -513 California State CPa.J----52 Fairmont State ---- -----. SS Salem College ----------- 61 Fai1'11lOl1t State .--- -----S2 Slippery Rock iI'a.J-----63 Fair-niont State --. -----67 Alderson-Broaddus ------60 Fairmont State ---- -----79 Indiana Teachers CPa.J---61 Fairmont State.--- --.---50 Davis and Elkins ----- ---69 Fairmont State --- -----85 Bethany College -....... -56 Fairmont State--- ----. G2 West Virginia Vvesleyan -57 Fairmont State ---55 Davis and Elkins- ----- --40 IT'3irn10r1t State,--- --- 56 VVC-:St Llb6l'iLY ..-..- .-- --44 Fairmont State .---------TO Glenville State- ------- ..--69 West Virginia lnter-Collegiate Basketball Tournament Fairmont State -...... ..--67 VVest Liberty .-.. --- .-... 59 Fairmont State .. ------ ..-SS Bethany -College --- ----75 WON 17 - LOST 7 Page Ninety-11-ine f-. 1-,f - , -1 .-.. -1 -- 7' :-. 1., -. -5. 1'-I:-..,.:-. wi . 'rw -'H .- H-A ' f'-,-- t-', '.'.,---f- f- 'cr-1-' 0- .fa A .--- V . , , .- . 1-wg, . 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Under the coaching of Wilto1'd QSquibj Wilson, Fairmont State college fielded a baseball team in 1947. The team played seventeen contests, Winning nine and losing eight, just over the .500 mark Due to the lateness of the spring sport, this yearis baseball record will not appear in the year book until the 1949 issue. A sixteen game schedule has been booked for the Falcon nine in the '48 season. Page One Ilimdrefl and T A FALCON 119473 BASEBALL RECORD Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont State -... 2 State .... 2 State---20 State .... 6 State .... 4 State .... 2 State .... 6 State---16 State ...1 8 State .... 1 State .... 1 State .... 2 State .... 6 State .... 4 State---17 State- - - 11 State .... 2 WON 9 Marietta ........ 5 Bethany - - .... -0 VVesleyan ....... 3 California ...,.- 12 Ald.-Broaddus - - -7 West Va. Tech---7 Glenville ........ 1 Glenville ........ 0 Wesleyan ....... 1 XVest Liberty ..... 0 Salem .-........ 5 Marietta .-....... 5 Salem .......... 5 Ald.-Broaddus ---6 XVest Liberty .... 13 West Va. Univ.---8 VVest Va. Univ.---9 LOST 8 1- - - ' -' .' f-f -' -'f gr' A---' rf' rf fr' 'f i ' W 4 - T' -Q -zany,---'gi-an ' ' .LH f 1'-6 :-- ', ,Q---. . .-.N 1 .1. p.f:1.:.., 'Ffa-f'i' 1 .pmwiw qu-g f'- f' 7-i'?iEf ' ' ' W ' -' V ff is - .- - - . L,-'gag' -J 1, A H.: f ' M1 6060664 66466661 1948 TENNIS SCHEDULE Fairmont State Xs California QPaj Teachers Fairmont State Xs West Virginia XVesleyan Fairmont State vs Bethany Fairmont State Xs California fPaJ Teachers Fairmont State Xs West Virginia VX esleg an The Tennis team coached by D1 C A Lindley played 1 to al of eight games this iinted due to the fact that at the time the yeai book went to press the schedule had 0 4 r I y I -1 u u yi. . . . I 4- A I Fai1'111011ll State VS- Xvaynesbufg CP21-7 College past season. The scores and results are not . 7 . 1 . . 0 . pf ' Fairmont State Xs Bethany Fairmont State vs. Wlaynesburg QPa.j College not been completed. 14 gimme ,4Z Qdj Fairmont State's golf team, under the coaching of Dr. Burton Fryxell, played seven dual matches and one tri-angler match in its 1948 season. Dr. Fryxell succeeded Miss Mary White as golf instructor, Who resigned her teaching post at the college. The squad who took part in most of the meets are: Bob Martino, Angelo Lopez-, Delmar Summers, Bob Crawford, Felix Colasino, and Junior Oliveto. 1948 GOLF SCHEDULE Fairmont State X's. California .r.. Fairmont State vs. YVesleyan .... Fairmont State' vs. Salem Fairmont State vs. West Liberty ...... Fairmont State vs. California, Wfesleyan- fTri-Angler Matchj Fairmont State vs. YVest Va. Univ. .... Fairmont State vs. West Liberty ....,.. Fairmont State vs. Salem ff- ,+-- - -- -.. .--.. .. 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At the close of the evenings activities, Jim Lipinski and Patty Lolos, were crowned king and queen of sports. They were elected by popular vote of the student body. Page Une f'lfLl'Illl'I'Ufl cmd Five : f5E 7214 'NTI TJ'-557' 219-11-v'Iffmve-I--zflqr-7 T-1-'1 :'f1'1f1'f 2fi'r1ff':'z'-izzffrw-:.'ees-ewsffi-sae-iw iv:-pe.f-1..Jmr..-i.m1nw:1.1mf-. ' - -- .M L - , R. . , . , , ' - - 1 3 , , - z , X.-x Y A I- -F.,.Az-Z-,5-H-K:f5,.Q -t-gr, 1-at-3549LEKQ,'-f1?':E.f1,-S-'Nr:::::-:3?e.1:1?f3?z'SEg?5'5E'5ff - .. -0- .-- - -- E 74661, 44 I P X 2 Q E Page One l:I'll71,dTCfZ and Sim fr hw- ,. , uv-uf ani: v-A-Pity'-F 'f L S-.fn -1-nm ' 'P'- 1-'51 YJ 1 A v .am IFN. 1 'K nf., 'F X R 1 V 'IIA-'ws xxx-M-T K-4. 'M ,,,4,,, ,v,f,,QH...a1g .Q-nn Wm:-4 fv 4 H-Q-v'- 4 W X' -KN. ak- X gy ri? N. R+ xx M. In ,L Y ..- 7 W, , ., MW-. .. Y,-f'-- -f 1- I -ff .Y-Y--'V V, - f A 1 .-,4 5-,fu 1 1 --:-maL1.g.,31..- 'f,:.Qvv?j,,J?,..A1, . , ., ,. V, .-- , V' - ,- , , - V - . ,H N'-1 ' Y , V-gm... , V, ,. 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I-,m1f+iw..91? 53'w'1 , 'H I ff f' -- .. ' , -' L . , - -4 1 'ix 3' xX2W-'ANI I COMPLIMENTS of PALACE RESTAURANT 'A' Finest Foods For 28 Years if College Students Homestead 'A' Fairmont, West Virginia COMPLIMENTS of OW NS ILLINOIS GLAS colvlPANv , -.,,.,--4,----.W : -f - - V wi .. , -1-f -V--g--w , -Nr.: ', -- 'qs -F.. -Q.,-. f' 1 .-r f .. . . fn gl v-qoQn-.:uE1-:v-u.-f1..e-.-q4..F-:ali-1:-was-6135s-b, .- . '2'r-1-1T fi '-2 , . f ' , Page One Hundred and Eleven ' ' ' 1 'f.-:fed-15,QaQf4a.,'-ll1fi45,N5s I-I-wgaawmmmmqm . MACK AND HELEN BEST WISHES THE GUNE I Amen PAINT Wont to Thcmk You for Pcatronizing Them in This Year GLASS CDIVIPANY HAIlGE'S ir FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 'A' F fth Street d F ont A TELEPHONE 541 Tim K. Talhotts Snack Shack 'ir Where Boy Meets G I F BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER 'ir I-Iome of the I-IAMBURGER BEAUTIFUL Sharp Hamilton Company The Ma n's Store MEET THE GANG FIRESIDE INN 1 4-atm 154-41 mm-w -ag-num ns: -rw' if Q .g ,, , D ' 'T Q ' I. :PALF f ,,,,g!f:lfr?, 1: ' t, u vlziaqt -.aa if Y 37 , by 4, V JN 1 X 14 A A-X , A X ,315 1 .Z:.'PE u4, -L11 ix lxsv-u vlk fllal V,- I ?fhQ ,,,!1,'h. : T:vlfiiri.-!'I,.:,f,i:-firflsr-I K ' -- J Him, ,J, ..-Nh S ,:,3 -41 -L I - I T... . 'ir if Located on and Route 'I9 QUALITY at 'I20 Main Street D A N C I N G FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA N I G I I T L Y QT IES I 'O if V? ff iff ADAMS Lge idxw-5 2- I Office Supply Efifkxefo Z I V! fy On.the . it refreshmg slde YOUR BEST BET for Fairmont Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. 1200 Morgantown Ave., Fairmont, W. Va. Telephone 524 SCHOOL SUPPLIES PJO H.1'd dT7t - . . L.. ' H 5Emw-Z::,.?a3-an.-::.e-as4.fF:Ia:q-f,.:Ln:is1:s:1-.xy ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,,...,,.,,,.,, , z4,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,, .LMH ,W :smug-pM0':'l'1IfxIfj'f:-23: 2fmWf'YW?f4LW'G3h. If You Like To Entertain. . if In Luxurious Surroundings 'k With Srnooth Services -k At o Convenient Price THEN BRING YOUR PARTIES THE FIIIRIVIONT HOT L Under the Monogernent ot H. Arthur I-Ioll For BOUSU-bI'S soon room ond it EXCELLENT sianvice ir 0SGO0D'S Dine GT me iiiimei MAR TINS' In FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA . N at fave- 'X ff fx.-X aw- ..,.t--.,1xW:.L.J,-. 'r iW2'f?JA.Q'-1 '2. 'rw ,1 i .-r ' .5-J. '1 TN az --L !.-, 3-Q E3-1--.' L,.,,, 4, -'5-,.'y,-y gg ,gil-iv, X. 4. Big tm, gfff' f.. - , X VM'-'f11l,.. . M I-M., w. li- ,Y l n f:-.- ii. ig. V 1 2015? U N O Sw QSXJ A VN ie is Q .QQQAWAQQQ ftlHS5L515Q?i1w O fi K 9 is Q0 fb fi G35 Sa Can a Store be a Friend? Do you think of a store as simply a place to BUY something? Just a cold transaction of business? Did you ever go through l-lartley's Store from top to bottom when you didn't want to buy a single thing! Just to see the store from an impersonal viewpoint-the variety of merchandise -the appearance of the buyers-the sound of the adding machines-the display inside and in the windows-the janitors at their incons icuous duties-the deliver men CE' D gy Q '25 iq? S255 . SQ Kbql Elly-jo be Q C552 N Daily on the Air-WMMN Mon. thru Fri. 8:15 to 8:45 a.m I3 Y traversing the floors loaded with packages headed for the trucks . . . quite a panoramal A department store is a segment of life and service. The package you pay for is the culmination of an infinite number of other things. The fact that you make your purchase in l-lartley's is the supreme achievement with one great expection, it must be made with good will and friendship, else this store feels a keen disappointment. Since l877 l-lartley's has been building itself into the community. Not merely to sell you merchandise, but to sell you a friendship that will bring you back. lt is this friendship that sustains this institution. The homes of the community bear the impress of the store. The mothers of the community rely on the store. The colorful, youthful, Fairmont' beautiful, serviceable articles here call out to a young Wesfvirsinid world. Every worthwhile community project gets the ardent Phone 2010 backing of Hartley's, as has Fairmont State College since its old Normal School days. We knew you WHEN. ,, So to the Mound and the Mounder building staff, O f' to the graduates of l948, and the student body, to the 'KJ C F' teaching staff-l-lartley's best wishes-and-count on our X - friendship here. 0 P Q7 L 9 i J 75 a S cg 3 A T H I' f I 0 5, ,gm O Xjl. gee cw c- 55-'5f7K :7 gc L55 O ' 5 A l5Utlf53Lff' tilwbihg CT A JG 't 5 V Q1 SXQQQJ EEG NL, CT . 'XJ 1 .1 1 X- DCD Q 2 . 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X 0 Your eyes are a most precious X possession and deserve the best of K , I care. See your oculist once a year. si: x 1 - ,X Q N 0 lt you broke or lost your glasses xxx V could you go on with your work, e'1l0Y the movie' feod that Qood 0 We have for your selection the latest style frames and lens de- signs for Your OPUCG' Wardrobe' Q 5 c a ' f e 9 Industrie' 5C'le'fY 9099395 to Your Pfewlpfion- 0Come to Rawling's Opticianry for ' ' ' a free adjustment to your glasses. Soak up all the sunshine you like, at home or Q Costume your gloss Correctly for away, but give your eyes the soothing safe- the Occasion, guard of GUILDCRAFT PRESCRIPTION SUN 0Good vision and eye comfort are om'-o O .. oflcii? GLASSES . . . made according to your Eye Physician's prescription. Guildcraft Prescription Sun Glasses assure your eyes needed correction, and sun pro- tection, too. And they will be ground accu- rately and fitted comfortably. Bring your prescription here-where you see the Guild Emblem. essential in the lives of all people. See your eye physician, see Rawl ing's Opticianry. 0 Optical specialties: Binoculars reading glasses, magnifiers, fine CCll'Tlel'OS. 'Contact lenses, free consultation and information. The Metropolitan ptieal Service of Fairmont and Vicinity Page One Himclred and Sixteen qrf- que,-pn mix-Hg 1-Yffrrlv' ' ng ,a1vJ' ' F' ,A 1' 'Q' - I - .,. Y I ' Q-QNX f' mm ' We N W A 1 - 'A , - -I '- A an Y. . ,, , - . V - , Y.-f ,. -- f - f- -----A ' -' -- -ff-ff f . 'f -- -- 'fwf f- '-' ' f' ' V ' Lg- 5 h 5 A. -,f , - -V1 - ,fu-4-3-1,5-gg.:-W-..m+gr-w 4, -g : :f-.gr 1', -j iq- - .7-up lg, 2 M5-, Lrg - - ..':.. ,,- rw f . k, kj - .-',.f',,,1-V-'-'f,,-.- -Q 1 H, Q-X.'f,:l - ,vm-w ,.g, 4 - 4, -1. I I I A A .J .H-.4 - fm fu.-Y 1,-. -F, .'u:x.,E..,.4.. 1 c K. I. :-E ,fu MN-E. . 4. I I ' A I-xi A N' f I I Z-. I' 3 E E - 'I I SPECIALIZED PLANNING AND ENGRAVING SERVICE FOR YEARBOOK STAFFS . .. 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