Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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704» ' a 7i ' 6 Members of Who ' s Who are se- niors who have shown abilities in cooperation and leadership throughout their college years. They were chosen to represent FSC in the national publication, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Eligibility for this honorary is based on academic rec- ords, service to the school, citizen- ship and promise of future success in the world. First Row— Juanita Viglianco, Nola Snay, Peggy Ash, Dolores Haught, Kathleen Scott. Second Row— Nelda Summers, Joyce Flint, Martha Pase. Third Row- Robert Ewald, Robert Taylor, William Palmer. Fourth Row— William Phillips, John Vernall. To be elected a member of the Blazers is an honor every senior girl looks forward to. Each year outstanding senior girls are elected to this hon- orary organization. Blazers serve as head counselors each year at counselor ' s camp where they are given instructions for senior day and registration day activities. They assist the freshmen in finding their way about the campus and in helping them get accustomed to college life. To achieve the honor of becoming a member is a high honor. Left to Right— Dean Copeland, Kathleen Scott, Nelda Summers, Nola Snay. Unphotographed— Patty Thomas Arbogast. SCaf M

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(?a tcUd %te ? n ' TfOzcf tytactetatiMt A. B. IN EDUCATION Allman, Howard Arbogast, Patty Ann Bennett, Marguerite Binnix, James W. Bruce, Wanda Faye Burnett, Virginia M. Collins, Manley Orda Connor, Mary C. Crigkr, Carolyn Jeanne Crouse, Denzel Cecil Davis, Robert C. De Pasquale, John D. Dixon, Elizabeth Dodrill, Donald Lee Donovan, Barbara Flint, Joyce Frazee, Allen R. Godfrey, Donald Earl Hardman, Perry F. Haught, Dolores Hess, Helen Jaequez, Sam Knight, Edna Knight, Joan Krick, Marilyn Larimer, Dave Lemasters, Jo Ann Martin, Gloria Jean Martin, Robert S. McCord, Helen Meredith, William Glenn Metheny, Janet Michael, Mary Mobley, Eileen Morton, Blaine E. Mundell, Robert E. Musgrove, Louise Nixon, Patti Palmer, William Elihu Pase, Martha Rae Pasquale, Mary Phillips, William Edgar Rankin, Paul Gerald Rector, Richard L. Reed, Mary Lea Riley, Russell Harold Robinson, Charles B. Rust, Mary Lou Salvaris, Mary Sandeau, Jacqueline Sandy, Mary Sue Scarlatts, M ar Y Seay, Donald Roosevelt Seese, Joan Sheets, James E. Sidell, Ida Elizabeth Sigler, Frances Smith, Sue Snay, Nola Stewart, Richard Allen Stingo, Frank Straight, J. Hugh Stump, William Darrell Sweet, Diane Tosti, Evelyn Taylor, Rolx rt Russell Van Tuyl, Morris Vernall, John Richard Watkins, Jack Wetzel, William B. Wine, Bobby J. Wright, Barbara A. B. Angle, Alvin A. Collins, Mable Carol Gall, Richard Hamilton Holt, Marion John Hutson, Alice Joan Wadsworth, Eldon Donald B. S. Alban, Joseph Albert Bower, James Patrick Christopher, Bill J. Claybour, Pauline Jane Dingo, Shirley Ewald, Robert Francis Ewald, Thomas Edwin Fox, Betty Jane Grake, Paul William Halpenny, Donald Lawrence Heiskell, Edgar Earl Houston, Paul Samuel Jaequez, Herman Jarrett, Charles F Knotts, Joseph B. Lynch, Joseph Burnell Mason, Robert Mack McLaughlin, Archie G. Jr. Michael, Clark Morgan, Warner O. Nanni, Rocco N. Poling, Paul Douglas Price, James Thonen Rogers, Margaret Sansalone, Frank Vincent Sigler, William D. Jr. Snider, Joe R. Jr. Stockwell, Ephraim Viglianco, Juanita Viglianco, Matt Walley, Ralph B. White, Robert B. Young, William E. Non Academic in Music Ash, Muriel Louise Monroe, Jeanie Scott, Kathleen Summers, Nelda 26

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fluaicn £ Z64, C tcete, Secretary Lucille Dabato Vice-President- Alfred Uvegas President Howard Charleton, Unphotographed The Juniors have been most active in campus affairs. There are some eighty members which are not shown in this picture. The most important activity of this class was the sponsoring of the an- nual Prom held in April each year. From the class, candidates are chosen for Queen, from which a panel of judges select the one they feel is best suited to reign. This year the Juniors worked very hard to make the Prom a success, which was one of the most beautiful affairs held in the history of the school. 28