Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1972 volume:

■B Hr wm$ ft . PJR 2 MOUND ' 72 MOUND ' 72 MOUND ' 72 MOUND ' 72 MOUND ' 72 MQUN] PEOPLE — PLACES FAMILIAR FACES Right: A quiet moment surrounds Morrow Hall, one of the several women ' s dormitories on campus Center: The Mound, located in trout of the Administration building, was moved to this campus in 1938. It was originally on the campus of Fairmont Normal School. Bottom right: Dr Kdmund E. Collins teaches a physical science class in the new Hunt-Haught Hall Top right: The Administration Building is the main building on campus, providing many services to all the students. Center right: This walk leads main male students from their dorm to the campus Bottom left: Growing roses is one of President Feaster ' s favorite hobbies. Bottom right: This sign helps to welcome new students to the college campus every year. Fairmont State College Fairmont, West Virginia Volume 62 Nineteen- Hundred Seventy-Two TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1-15 ACTIVITIES 16-49 ORGANIZATIONS ... 50-71 GREEKS . .,_ 72-101 SPORTS 102-145 CLASSES . 146-217 ADS . 218-233 INDEX 234-236 A im ■■■- •p- ' T i dtfH .,... ' i £l£ tt.|r ' If - V i pn ' % 1 -• •mt ■ ■ HUNT-HAUGHT SCIENCE HALL Ground was broken last fall and the new science build- ing was officially named Hunt-Haught Science Hall. The building was named in honor of two retired members of the Division of Science, Dr. George R. Hunt and Cleo D. Haught. The four-story, $3 million structure is built in a honey- comb fashion to provide a maximum of exterior light and to utilize all available space. The new building houses the Division of Science, De- partment of Nursing and Department of Psychology. Top right: A welcoming speech is given by President Eston K. Feaster preceding the dedication ceremonies. Bottom: A night shot of the new Hunt-Haught Science Hall. wmm I Top left: Students may enter the hall by a special walkway. Top right: The building was constructed in a honeycomb fashion to utilize all available space. Center left: Dr. William P. Turner Jr., Director of Academic Affairs and Student Personnel Services, West Virginia Board of Regents, cuts the ribbon to make the ceremony complete Center top right: The classrooms are modern and well-equipped to meet the needs of faculty and students. Center right bottom: Stairwell windows of the top floor overlook much of the campus and surrounding areas. Bottom left: Students work hard in the pleasant atmosphere of the lab-classrooms. Bottom left: Students enjoy the atmosphere of the Draft House, the popular college hang-out Far right: FSC students relax at the 12th street pool during the Student Council Swim party Music was provided by the New Establishment Bottom right: Three students take a break be- tween their classes to relax in the grass. ' m t v % • Top: View of the Fine Arts Building and the library from the President ' s home. Center: Would you believe Keystone Kops? Gary Crutchfield and Mike Argabrite help sell shaving permits during Old Fashion Bargain Days to help raise money for the Student Loan Fund. Center far right: Barb Priester helps lifeguard at one of the FSC swim parties. Bottom far right: FSC co-eds studying on the terrace of the Student Center. Top: Students try to pick up classes during registration day. Left: Try it, you ' ll like it 1 ' Right: Bob Beatty operates lathe in machine shop. Top: Students line up to try tumbling Center: Elementary music students prepare a special kindergarten workshop using the Carabo-Cone teaching method Bottom: Falcon Camp member prepares to tumble. HOMECOMING ' 71 1971 Homecoming Queen, repre- senting the sophomore class is Diane Taylor. She was escorted by sopho- more class president, Gene Dugan. During the half-time activities each attendant was escorted on the field and presented a bouquet of flowers by President Eston K. Feaster. Attendants from top: Peggy Reese, senior; Theresa Bonasso, delegate at large; Debbie Mallamo, junior; Nathy Crescenzi, freshman. 10 : «v? ;■-■ ' ,!■■■ :, •■.•. i-fs, ip Top left: Falcon end Bill Swope picks up yardage after catching a pass against Salem in Fairmont State ' s Homecoming contest. The Falcons won, 7- 3, before an overflow crowd at Rosier Field Top right: Speedy Falcon senior Bill Haddox returns a kickoff against Salem College behind the blocking of senior Jim Hillebrecht. Haddox led the WVIAC in scoring, pass receiving, and kick returns for 1971. Center left: This colorful float was the result of many hours of work by the Phi Mil ' s, Center right: The cheerleaders spirit the Falcons on to vic- tory. Bottom left: New addition to the FSC Band, the Falconettes, presented a special Homecoming show at half-time. Bottom right: One of the feature twirlers, Connie Watash, performs a sharp routine. I Viiv LUU 11 Right: Falcon guards Ted Echols and Butch Haswell watch action across court during a pre-season workout while Coach Joe Retton looks on. Middle-left: Bruce Dillon displays his butterfly stroke as he nears the finish line. Middle right: In Kansas City last spring. Fairmont State fin- ished fourth in the NAIA tournament. This shot was Fairmont s quarterfin- al game against Great Falls of Mon- tana. Bottom: Falcon swimmers go through a daily workout in Fair- mont ' s rennovated pool under the guidance of Coach Steve Mahaney. ' F l i i mi r % 1 ■ K - f 1 . l 1 ■jL ,. ■B 12 5 : 6 O HOME | | J IfjYARDSTOGO Upper left: Fairmont State soccer player, Mike Lorentz, charges the ball in a contest against Morris Harvey. Upper right: Defensive Coach Joe Bundy and assistant Coach Larry Hill rush to congratulate their War Hawk defen- sive unit after holding Salem on the one-yard line, enabling the Falcons to win, 7-3. Middle left: Falcon Charles Meyer returns a punt against W Va State. Middle right: Bill Swope dodges Salem defenders after catching a pass in FSC ' s Homecoming game at Rosier Field Left: Fairmont State won their first home contest of the season, 35-22 as the scoreboard at Fast-West stadium shows FSC leading 14-10 in the third quarter against W Va. State 13 ft If MJBQ x ? ' ' ir ' ' • • •: i ■ 1 r wj J S SI ,  , tf ■ • tf- u • J , C OJ : .: i TJm lfOUJ T D f938 S.-iT X ' , J?Jlrl ' ' ?Ji ' iL ffl l 1 7f I TJMMER ,10. ACTIVI1 v . - -r 16 [ES ACTIVITIES ACTIVIT 17 Freshmen Orientation Freshmen Orientation aetivities and the capping ceremony began in 1925. The tradition began with the freshmen men wearing maroon neckties and caps and the freshmen women wearing maroon armbands and caps. The 1971 Student Body officers and the office of the Dean of Men, along with 52 freshmen counselors, who were selected by the Student Personnel office, were in charg e of all freshmen orienta- tion activities. Right: Freshmen Linda Jo Stalnaker re- ceives a welcoming kiss from Big Daddy , Art Baldauf. Bottom: Lighting of the torches precedes the annual torch light parade. Left: Jim Bjornvick, President of the Student Body, welcomes the Freshmen as they begin a new step in life. Right: Ed Lemon, Vice- President of the Student Body, caps Freshmen coed, LaDonna Chap- man. Bottom: Big Daddy , Art Baldauf, sets the pace at the Fresh- men Mixer. FSC ROYALTY MISS UNITED FUND Mary Alice Elliott Above MISS FAIRMONT Cheryl Davis Left; bottom left. FOREST FESTIVAL PRINCESSES Top far right Diane Pulice Center right Lana Meadows Bottom far right Donna Testa ROTO REPRESENTATIVE Diane Taylor Bottom right. 20 I I . ._■■ 21 HOMECOMING 1971 The weekend activities began Friday night, with the 1971 Homecoming parade through downtown Fairmont. Most of the fraternities and sororities were represented either by floats or members riding in cars. Saturday afternoon, the Fight- ing Falcons played Salem College in the annual Homecoming game. At half-time, the Homecoming court was escorted to the field and each girl was presented with a bouquet of flowers and a kiss from President Feaster. The Elements of Sound pro- vided the dance music for the Homecoming dance and a concert was performed by The Presi- dents from Washington D.C. At intermission Diane Taylor, Soph- omore class representative, was crowned the 1971 Homecoming Queen. Top: 1971 Homecoming Queen, Diane Taylor Bottom: 1971 Homecoming Court, Nathy Crescenzi; Queen Diane Taylor; Theresa Bonasso; Debbie Mallamo; and Peggy Reese. 22 Top: Black Homecoming Queen, La Schelle Robin- son, center left: Drum Majorette, Terry Con- stable directs the band dur- ing half-time center right: Falcon Cheerleaders, Amber Bragg and Barbara Priester. bottom left: Ed Lemon and Gene Dugan prepare for half-time pres- entation of the Homecom- ing Court. 23 24 Floats Left page top: Grand Prize, Flatten the Tigers built by the Industrial Arts Dept. Left page center: 1st Place So- rority, Cage the Tigers and Sail em Home built by Sigma Sigma Sigma. Left page bottom: 1st Place Fraterni- ty, Sock it to em Falcons built by Tau Beta Iota. Collegiates Top: Collegiates; row 1: Sandy Beveridge, Susan Elsey. row 2: Bill Way, Babs Hamden, Pat Barron, Cherri Stew- art, Pamela Herndon, Curtz Edwards, row 3: Rebecca Riffe, Nancy Lilley, Vicki Dodd Hawkins, Rebecca Mill- er, Brent Shaffer, Alan Zeni, Alice Roger, Pam Poling, Debbie Mc Cam. row 4: Tina Vilone, Pauline Biddle, Brenda Joe, Amy Koon, Fran Pack, Ellaine Colich, David Meek, Becky Rollyson. Elizabeth Cook, row 5: Fred Fortney, C. Douglas Bunner, E. Scott Lieving, Mark Thomas, Ken Col- lins, Danny Curry, Sandy Osborne, John Klaus, row 8: Jennifer Smith, David Haney, and Betty Games center: Miss Moody, In- structor of Music and Director of Collegiates and Symphonic Choir, bottom: row 1: Barbara Hamden, Susan Elsey, Kay Pitrola, Ellaine Colich, Betty Pat Garner, Nancy Lilley. row 2: Bill Way, John Klaus, Douglas Bunner, Chris Ashcraft, Dave Meek 25 MUSIC Top: The F.S.C. Concert Band directed by Donald Ham- ilton. Top left: Judy Kinnan, Feature Twirler. Top right: John Ashton instructs student during private lesson. Bot- tom right: Connie Watach, Feature Twirler. 26 f lAAA UUVlAJ Top: F.S.C. Marching Band, directed by Donald Hamilton and Charles Springman. Bottom: F.S.C. s new Falconetts: Front row: Babs Hamden, Kathy Burns, Pam Lynch, Jane Hildreth, Carolyn Hayslett, Terri Constable, Melody Fox, Debbie Winters, Patty Crislip, Linda Posey, and Darlene Wells. Second row: Beverly De Balski, Sue Ash, Cynthia Biondi, Tina Constable, Vieki Waddill, Mary Keener, Kathy Harrold, Martha Hayes, and Linda Wilson. Third row: Debbie Hawkins, Lynn Peters, Marie Shackleford, Pattv Bigly, Diane Everett, Louise Beall, Trudy Williams, Janet Cunningham, Susan Elsey, and Debbie Dean. Kneeling are feature twirlers: Judy Kinnan and Connie Watach. 27 Miss FSC 1972 Donna Robinson 28 Below: Mark Frizzell and Tonya Cheu- vront, a special Valentine Day couple, make the pageant complete. usc Pr P| CiK R awtETHERRT Eighteen women competed for the title of Miss FSC at the second annual college pageant. Master of ceremonies was Fran Lauzau of WMMN radio station. Above Left: Five finalists, Patty Lilly; Debbie Kidwell; Queen, Donna Robinson: Chris Maurer, and Jimmie Jo Sachetti. Left: Queen Donna was awarded with an applica- tion to the Miss W. Va. Pageant by Carmen Verno, Above Right: Each contestant modeled street clothes, evening gowns and swim suits. 29 I i 1 i i t r i m 11  a a % it Mt i II !« 1« II It i) 14 tiMiynMim  TOMS m I 2 s n tt it m it t t? «t «• a tt ta u in nujiw f I J 4 5 ft f • t  « ft II Ml M Ml If Ml ♦ t MM if  (?Mu4K t4, 30 1. Clyde Bates Photographer 2. Marilyn Mc Dougal Assistant Feature Editor 3. Greg Stevens Assistant Business Manager 4. Gus Pettit Orgnization Editor 5. Charles Kovalan Feature Editor 6. Marshall Shields News Editor 7. Rose Scott Editor-in-Chief 8. Jennings Orwig Managing Editor 9. Mark Anderson Business Manager 10. Joanne Boyer Copy Editor 11. Joe Dorsey Sports Editor 12. Nancy Diamond Assistant News Editor Unphotographed Patty Cianfrocca Assistant News Editor Ruth Dixon Assistant Feature Editor Violet Pastorial Assistant Feature Editor Mag Lynch Picture Editor Julie Lejeune Picture Editor Sam Warash Circulation Manager Gary Morgan Exchange Editor Gary Keener Reporter Mary Klaus Reporter Fred Mc Cord Reporter 31 MOUND STAFF 1. Jennings Orwig 2. Clyde Bates 3. Michele Barrick 4. Bonnie Getz 5. Liz Schmidt 6. Carolyn Dobbins 7. Kathy Seelinger 8. Karen Mc Glumphy 9. Charlie Taylor 10. Farl Straight Bonnie Getz, editor. Tj MOUND Top: Liz Schmidt and Mickey Barrick, Organiza- tions, type up last page of section. Center left: Bon- nie Getz, Editor; Charlie Taylor, and Karen Mc Glumphy plan the yearbook at American Yearbook, Cambridge, Md. Center right: Bonnie Getz and Karen Mc Glumphy making final touches on the activity section. Bottom left: Earl Straight, and Charlie Taylor, Sports, discuss plans for the sports section. Bottom right: Mr. Posey and Mr. Davis; Yearbook Bepresentatives. : : : f ' W- f  «?.« 33 BRIGADOON February 17-21, 1971 By Alan Jay Lerner Frederick Loewe Directed by B. J. O ' Dell Chorus direction by Frances Moody Orchestra direction by Thomas Caruso. TOMMY ALBRIGHT David Haney JEFF DOUGLAS Wayne Swanson FIONA MACLAREN Brenda Hammel JEAN MACLAREN Bonnie Shaw ANDREW MACLAREN Carl Salancy ARCHIE BEATON Lee McLaughlin HARRY BEATON Fred McCord CHARLIE DALRYMPLE Danny Curry ANGUS McGUFFIE James Arnett MEGBROCKIE Mary Kay Minehart MR. LUNDIE Mike Genevie MAGGIE ANDERSON Cheryl Davis FRANK Al Scalia JANE ASHTON Linda Coffman Singers Dancers: Vicki Dodd, Susan Elsey, Julie Lejeune, Debbie Mc- Cann, Faye Moreland, Fran Pack, Pam Poling, Stephanie Oliverio, Alice Rogers, Becky Rollyson, Nancy Stewart, Jan Woodward, Kathryn Yocco, Linda Whitman, Jim Cole, Bob Houston, Rick Leggett, Tim Sharp, Mark Thomas, Tom Tomer, Bill Way, Bill Weaver, Jean Amos, Kathy Biller, Laurie McFarland, Lynn Napolillo, Ramilc Paugh, Nancy Tuckwiller, Jon Attanasio, John Zablackas, Gus Pettit, Mike Hcrmosilla. Orchestra: Fleanor Caruso, Lowell Gray , Richard Lengel , Corbye Wang, Claire Lawwill, John Schooley , Elizabeth Cook, Pamela Wilson, Sam Brunetti, Nancy Lilley, Amy Satterfield, Jack Ashton , John Heck, Steve Sanlord, Amy Rollins, E. L. George Barcus, Nancy Valentine, Becky Moore. faculty members. Top left: Bonnie Shaw, Mike Genevie, Danny Curry, with complete chorus. Top right: Marv Kav Minehart Bottom left: Wayne Swanson, David Ha- ney, Brenda Hammel, Mike Genevie. Bottom right: on rock, (jus Pettit and Fred McCord, surrounded by men ' s chorus. The Innocents April 15-17, 1971 by William Archibald Directed by JoAnn Lough FLORA Rochelle Vilar MRS. GROSE Mary Kay Hervey MISS GIDDENS Marilyn lams MILES Kemper Lengel Also: Carl Salancy and Lynette Orbovieh Top: Marilyn lams and Kemper Lengel Center left: Carl Sal- ancy, Marilyn lams, Rochelle Vilar Center right: Mary Kay Hervey Bottom: set for The Innocents, with Kemper Lenger, Rochelle Vilar, Marilyn lams, Mary Kay Hervey. You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. ' Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1971 by Clark Gesner Directed by JoAnn Lough Musical Direction by Marian Satterfield CHARLIE BROWN Danny Curry LINUS Tony Gregory PATTY Tanya Grimsley SCHROEDER Wayne Swanson SNOOPY Mike Hermosilla LUCY Kathy Seelinger piano: Marian Satterfield flute: Don Hamilton percussion: Pat McCleery ( JL ij mm •a ij | Top: the Charlie Brown set, with Tony Gregory, Mike Hermosilla, Tanya Grimsley, Wayne Swanson, Kathy Seelinger, Danny Curry. Center: Tanya Grimsley, Mike Hermosil- la, Tony Gregory, Kathy Seelinger. Bottom: Wayne Swanson, Danny Curry. The Mirrorman by Brian Way Directed by Mona Brooks. Children ' s Travelling Show TOY MAKER Lee McLaughlin Carl Salancy MIRRORMAN Wayne Swanson Fred McCord DOLL Debbie Mallamo Linda Davidson Barbara Argabrite WITCH Lynn Napolillo Jan Woodward Jude Summers Upper right: Mirrorman and toyman try and prevent the witch from casting a spell on Beauty by looking in their magic book. Upper left: Children watch the performance of Mirrorman at Rivesville High School. Mirrorman is the first touring children ' s play done by Fairmont State. The cast performed twenty-six shows at fifteen schools. Left: Toymaker, Carl Salancy cleans the mirror as his im- age, Wayne Swanson, assists him. 37 Antigone November 11-13, 1971 By Jean Anouilh Directed by Charles Swanson. CHORUS Joseph McAteer ANTIGONE Danita Fiorenza NURSE Jan Woodward ISMENE Jeannie Edwards HAEMON Danny Marsh CREON Michael Genevie GUARD 1 Gus Pettit GUARD 2 Eddie Channell GUARD 3 Howard Kemery MESSENGER Doug Henderson PAGE Kevin Williamson EURYDICE Linda Pinnell Top: Danny Marsh, Jeannie Edwards, Joe McAteer, Howard Kemery, Gus Pettit, Ed Channel, Doug Henderson, Linda Pinnell, Jan Woodward Front: Kevin Williamson, Mike Genevie, Danita Fiorenza Above: Danita Fiorenza, Jeannie Edwards Right: Joe McAteer. 38 Behind The Scenes . . . Producing five shows each winter season (preceding pages) and four each summer season (following pages) would be an impossibility with- out the aid of department students, who work all phases of production and management. These pictured are only a few of the many indus- trious laborers who enable the speech drama department to be self- sufficient. Below: Bob Heffner and Ed Channel, who are responsible for most of the graphic work in the department, as well as being masters of most phases of production. Bottom: Geary Rollins, who specializes in lighting and set construction. r Top: Lynette Orbovich, proficient with props and specializ- ing in costume design and construction. Bottom: Bill O ' Field, another all-tradesman, who stage manages, runs lights, props, and supplements stage construction. 39 FATHER June 9-12, 1971 By Howard Lindsay Russell Crouse Directed by B.J. O ' Dell FATHER Charles Manly VINNIE Betty Bea Cox CLARENCE Robert Heffner, Jr. JOHN Rick Leggett WHITNEY Kemper Lengel HARLAN Kurt Lengel CORA Sharon Baker MARY Kathy Seelinger REV. DR. LLOYD Frank MeGreevey DR. HUMPHREY .. Brooks Higinbotham DR. SOMERS CarlSalancy MARGARET Jo Ann Lough ANNIE Bonnie Shaw DELIA Carol Lallone NORA Linda Pinnell MAGGIE Sharon Golden Above right: Kemper Lengel, Rick Leggett, Robert Heffner, Jr., Charles Manly, Betty Bea Cox, Kurt Lengel. Center: fragment of show program created by Robert Heffner, Jr., featuring Charles Manly as Clarence Day. Far right: Bonnie Shaw, Carol Lal- lone, Linda Pinnell, Sharon Gold- en Below: the set, with Frank MeGreevey, Betty Bea Cox, Ka- thy Seelinger, Robert Heffner, Jr., Charles Manly, and Sharon Baker. 40 June 23-26, 1971 By Mary Chase Directed by Daniel K. Weber MYRTLE MAE SIMMONS Midge Teahan VETA LOUISE SIMMONS Iris Bressler ELWOOD P. DOWD John Teahan MISS JOHNSON Carol Lallone MRS. ETHEL CHAUVENET Caroline Braekett RUTH KELLY, R.N Jean Amos DUANE WILSON Keith Weygandt LYMAN SANDERSON, M.D. .. Phil Williams WM. R. CHUMLEY, M.D Brooks Higinbotham BETTY CHUMLEY Jane B. Lengel JUDGE OMAR GAFFNEY ... Lloyd A. Arnett E. J. LOFGREN Joe McAteer Top: John Teahan on the Harvey set, with one of the show ' s two oil paintings created by depart- ment member Ed Channel. Top right: cartoons by Raymond Alvarez, from the program cover designed by Bob Heffner. Center: Keith Weygandt, John Teahan, Joe McAteer, Lloyd Arnett, and Brooks Higinbotham. Center right: Midge Teahan, Caroline Braekett, and Iris Bressler. Back- ground portrait also by Ed Channel. 41 July 7-10, 1971 By Ruth Newton Directed by Mona Brooks Original Score by Mark Flint CINDERELLA Karen Barr STEPMOTHER Arlene Golden MATILDA Karen Lengel GRISELDA Jonie Falkenstein FRUMP Jan Woodward FAIRY GODMOTHER Tanya Grimsley PRIME MINISTER Ronnie Leamon PRINCE Rick Leggett DUKE Carl Salancy LORD Danny Marsh LADY ONE Lynn Napolillo LADY TWO Sharon Golden LADY THREE Donna Ash TOP: Sharon Golden, Ronnie Leamon, Lynn Napolillo, Carl Salancy, Danny Marsh, Donna Ash, Rick Leggett, Jan Woodward, Arlene Golden, Karen Lengel, Jonie Falkenstein; Front, Karen Barr Center left: Arlene Golden. Center right: Tanya Grimsley, Karen Barr. 42 CAROUSEL July 16-21 By Richard Rodgers Oscar Hammestein II Directed by B.J. O ' Dell Musical direction by Marian Satterfield JULIE JORD AN Jean Worden CARRIE PIPPERIDGE .... Sharon Callis MRS. MULLIN Jean Moore BILLY BIGELOW David Haney DAVID BASCOMB Frank Shroyer NETTIE FOWLER Jean Watkins ENOCH SNOW Thomas Caruso JIGGER CRAIGIN Ronnie Leamon 1ST POLICEMAN Keith Weygandt 2ND POLICEMAN Robert Heffner, Jr. CAPTAIN Carl Salancy HEAVENLY FRIEND George H. Turley STARKEEPER LA. Wallman LOUISE Jean Amos ENOCH SNOW, JR Bob Raspa SNOW CHILDREN Melanie Marsh Rochelle Vilar, Brad Waronicki PRINCIPAL Phil Williams VILLAGERS Chorus Paula Beerbower, Helen Bickel, Jean De- Vito, Brenda Haney, Mary Hatfield, Sharon Hennen, Linda Pinnell, Pam Poling, Kathy Raspa, Kathy Seelinger, Bonnie Shaw, Shir- ley Swihart, Dot Underwood, Jerry Vilar, Jan Woodward, Jim Arnett, Judd Ashcraft, Pete Beaty, Karry Gunther, David Harbert, John Klaus, Riek Leggett, Danny Marsh, Chuck Moxin, Mark Nigh, Carl Salancy, Frank Shroyer, David Underwood. VILLAGERS Dancers Sharon Golden, Lynn Napolillo, Ramile Paugh, Linda Pinnell, Bonnie Shaw, Pam Shroyer. Piano: Marian Satterfield, Rosetta Senkus Percussion: Amy Koon Top left: David Ha- ney Right: Sharon Cal- lis and Thomas Caruso. Center: Jean Worden and Jean Watkins Bot- tom: the chorus of Carousel. 43 Convocations Right: Josh White, singer-eommedian who appeared November 16 in Wallman Hall in one of the semester s best-attended convocations programs below: Peter Lang, Austrian-born concert pianist who is spending this year at Alderson Broaddus College as guest artist-in- residence facing page, top: The Charlie Byrd Quintet, specializing in sophisticated rock music, bottom: The Presidents, soul singers from Washington. DC, who appeared with The Elements of Sound at the Homecoming dance October 9 in the Student Center ballroom. 44 45 Guest Speakers Right: Armando Nasra, political science speaker who appeared in Wallman Hall October 15, and Rex Keating, Danforth Visiting Lecturer, whose subject was The Assuan Dam: Ecological and Cultural Consequences Below: Bill Baird, birth control and abortion advocate. Facing page, top left: Jay Rockefeller, West Vir- ginia Secretary of State Bottom left: Ken Hechler, of District 4 in the United States House of Representatives Right: Davvit McAteer, attorney to consumer crusader Ralph Nader. ■ % £ 46 47 Above: Byron Block, Nader ' s Rader and consumer crusader, who appeared October 21 in Wallman Hall Right: Dr. Wayne H. Davis, professor of zoology at the University of Ken- tucky and noted ecologist, whose topic was The Environmental Crisis . 48 Left: Robin Williams, folk singer Below: Grace, a two-man folk rock group. Bottom: The Chicken Hot-Rod, musical combo. Each appeared for four days, supplemented by student campus talent. n j ) OTJI T D 1938 fiTJMMER COFIOC DDK ' J! - f938 tim-MBi SCJ3 Hfwwwfc. ■rwm«m,- ' , n MVi.t T ® m , JTa ■ . J . :f MX. ■■  ■ tt ' ■ ! 17 ft ir  UK T D (Op, -u ' ORGANK VTIONS ORGANIZATIONS ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA Alpha Alpha Alpha, business honorary, was founded in 1958. It was organized to promote inter- est in the study of business. Its purpose is to ac- quaint the student with the type of people he will be working; with in the future. Row one: Larry Long and Rodney Brown Row two: Angelo Al- varo, Carolyn Dobbins and Don Ray Row three: David Crutch- field ami Robert Weikle. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega, a drama honorary, was founded at FSC under the leadership of Dr. Paul Opp. Alpha Psi Omega now has casts in 436 campuses throughout the United States. Membership in FSC ' s Alpha cast is earned through participation in col- lege theatre. Each spring the Alpha cast sponsors the Alpha Awards lor superior performances. Above, Pledges: Carl Salaney, Kathy Raspa. Margaret Cole and Karen Bil- otta Right, Actives: Row one: Jeanie Edwards, Joyce Lewis and Judy Summers Row two: Mike Cenevie, Gayle Genevie, Mary Kay Hervey and Lee McLaughlin 52 Art League The Art League is made up of faculty members and students majoring or mi- noring in art. Members of the club view experimental films and work on clay pro- jects. Art instructor, Wil- liam Dixon, is the club ad- visor and William Duna- way, is the president. Top First row: Barbara Bear, Al- ice Currey, John Yost, Sue Taylor, and Bob Aman. Second row: Don Mutch, and Joe Martin Third row: William Dixon, Kathy Brookover, Tommy Quickie. Danny Shaver. Randall Casto, William Dunaway, Dave Wilk, Robert Starr, and Rick White. Alpha Phi Gamma Alpha Phi Gamma, journalism honorary, began at FSC in 1949 as the Beta Gamma Chapter. After sev- eral years the chapter dropped and wasn ' t reactivat- ed until 1970. Principal purposes are to honor indi- vidual achievement in journalism, as shown through a students participation on a campus publication, and to help maintain and improve the quality of student publications. Left, top to bottom: Earl Straight, Charles Kovalan, Joanne Boyer, Rose Scott, Nancy Diamond, Bonnie Getz, and Charles Taylor. Above: Charles and Rose work to meet the deadline. 53 AWS Associated Women Students is a service organization open to all women students. The local chapter, founded in 1964, is a member of the Intercollegiate Association of Women with representatives from colleges and universities in every state in the Union. Right, first row: Betty Renner, Wendy Leav- y, and Jeri Jones Second row: Diana De- Fazio, Paula Castleman, and Jackie Norris. BETA BETA BETA Beta Beta Beta is an organization for outstanding students of the biol- ogical sciences. Members are re- quired to have a 3.0 grade average in at least 10 hours of biology and a 2.3 overall grade average. Eta The- ta Chapter s indeavors to encour- age advancement in the life sci- ences through a three-fold pro- gram; stimulation of scientific knowledge and promotion of biol- ogical research. Right, first row: Margaret Bard, Kathryn Muster, Jody Bucher, and Linda Shipco Second row: Den- nis Rinehart, Charles Weems, Robert Smith, Bob Fleming, and Dr. Ray- mond Amos Third row: Forrest Smith, Dr. Robert Shan, Adam Michna, Stan Jennings, Jerry Matteucci, and Tom Smarrella BLACK STUDENT UNION The Black Student Union was organized at FSC in 1969 and named Society for the Study of Black Culture it was later changed to Black Stu- dent Union. The members felt that there was a need for an organization which could provide local and educational activities as well as a mental state of mind that would be relevant to students in general and black students in particular. Left, first row: Larry Frieson, Stan- ley Brown, and Rod Jones Second row: Rose Sallis, Deborah Robinson, Rose Johnson, Theresa White, Patri- cia Ann Hunter, and Marietta McKinney. BLAZERS Blazers is a local Senior Women ' s Honorary organization founded in 1947. Each spring outstanding junior women are elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, loyalty to the college and integrity. These women are members throughout their senior year and occupy a special position of honor and example to underclass women. Left below: Nancy Valentine, and Fay Asfour. Above: Jane Carpenter, and advisor Dean Lois Muto. 55 Above, first row: American Chemical Society members Jim King, Robert Smith, Mike Martin, and James Cami. Second row: Sue Rapihick, Elizabeth Swiger, and Kathleen Hurst Third row: Mike McLain, Charles Fetty, Ted Alfred, Forrest Smith, and Leon Wince. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY American Chemical So- ciety is an organization of students with majors and minors in chemistry. They have programs to further their education and go on field trips, to acquaint themselves with prospec- tive jobs. Last year, the society received an award, for the activities and pro- jects that were performed. 56 DEBATE SQUAD The national intercollegiate debate proposition for 1971-72 is Resolved: That more stringent controls be imposed upon government agencies gathering infor- mation about U.S. citizens. Members of FSC ' s Debate Squad annually attend twenty to twenty-five intercolle- giate debate tournaments at colleges and universities throughout the Eastern United States to debate the na- tional topic. The debaters also appear in public exhibi- tion debates and sponsor the West Virginia Intercolle- giate Speech Association Annual Debate Workshop. Michael Overking and Richard A. Parker are the debate coaches. Left page below; first row: Ron Allen, Gerald Swiek, Jim Woolfitt, Terrie Sypolt, Sara Butler, Lucy Stein, Mary Klaus, Julie Amos, Jane Carpenter. DELTA SIGMA RHO In 1971 Fairmont State College was granted the right to establish a chapter of the Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kap- pa Alpha National Honorary Foresnsic Society. To be eligible for membership in this national honorary a stu- dent must rank in the upper thirty-five percent of his class and have participated in intercollegiate forensic activities at a high level of proficiency for at least two years. Suzanne Snyder and Michael Overking are chap- ter sponsors. Left: Richard Parker, Jane Carpenter, and Michael Overking. DORM PRESIDENTS Out of town students at Fairmont State College are given the opportunity to live in college or privately owned dormitories and apartments. Below: Kathy Lafferty, Ann Barnett, Cheryl Tibbs, and Diane Meredith. 57 Far left: Row One: James Younken, Joe Tennant, Charlie Stout, John Starkey and Alan Carpenter. Row Two: Ronald Aylestock, Charles Atkinson, Rand Smith. Marvin Franks and Jim Goodw in. Row Three: Dennis Hullderman, Duane Moninger, Keith Skeen, George Long, and Douglas Williams Epsilon Pi Tau — Above, first row: Charles Atkinson, Terry Cermon, James Younken. Row two: Steve Rood, Ronald Aylestock, Roy Rrasher and Charles Hullderman Row three: K G. Wise. Walter Phillips, James Snyder, Karl Koubal, James Ankron, Dwight Fowler, Junie Mayle, Loy Leonard and Richard Wildman 58 ENGINEERING TECH The Engineering Technological Society is composed of students enrolled in the Division of Industrial- Technical Education at Fairmont State College. How- ever, membership is open to all individuals, organiza- tions and industrial enterprises having a pertinent in- terest in engineering or industrial technology. EPSILONPITAU Epsilon Pi Tau is an International Honorary Profes- sional Fraternity which seeks to promote and reward skill, efficiency, and research among industrial arts students. FLAMES Flames, a Junior Women ' s Honorary, was organized in 1966 for the purpose of honoring the junior women who have shown outstanding leadership, character, service to the college and who have maintained a 2.8 grade average. Members are: Diana De Fazio, Kathi Howell, Kathy Malone and Barbara Priester. Freshmen Counselors — Row one: Jim Bjomvick, Paula King, Ka- thi Howell, Beth Furgason, Maggie Conrad, Dianna DeFazio, Don- na Williams, MaryBelle Schmeck, Sally Jo Beall, Kathy Seelinger and Art Baldaul. Row two: Steve Glass, Tom Thompson, Becki Moore, Kathy Stalder, Kathy Malone, Susan Meadows, Penny Mills, Dee Shaver, Debbie Wilson, Ann Williamson, Beckie Riffe , Joyce Lipinski Evans, and Marilyn McDougal Row three: Tony Gregory, Debbie Davisson, Diane Meredith, Charlotte Snodgrass, Linda Wingate, Katy Jo Lancianese, Janet Carlson, Nikki Lawson, Alice Rogers, Fay Askour, Karen Bilotta, Nancy Diamond, Jeannie Vig- lianco, Kathy Lafferty and Kay Pitrolo. Row four: Ed Lemon, John Carlson, Harry Colgrove, Bill Conley, Tim Laux, Mark Bjorkman, Charlie Taylor, Gus Pettit, Roderick Jones and Jim Woolfitt. :;.::i W. :. W . .. . ' .... W. .- ., . 59 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Freshmen-Sophomores Above; first row: Pennie Day, Karen Burke, Sandra Auvil, Robin Trimble, Janice Rice, Linda Wil- son, Susan Denkenberger, Judy Hull, Mary Ann Grey, Ste- phanie Miller, Beth King, and Debbie Corbitt Row two: Donnamarie Tournay, Lynda Watkins, Janet Williams, Ella Legg, Lynn Hoza, Nancy Tonecha, Margaret Hardman, Patty Beeghly, Susan Griffith, Sheila Heston, Nancy Moore, Doris Metzgar and Sue Eddy Juniors-Seniors Above; first row: Linda Coffman, Cathy Tobrey, Suzanne McGinnis, Gloria Cunningham, Laura Cole, Loretta Yerace, Lilly Ruggiero, Marilyn Stout, Charlotte Lil- ly and Chris Hagan Row two: Lynn Hoff, Connie Smith, Janet Harvey, Kathi Howell, Diana DeFazio, Joyce Wil- liams, Kay Wilson, Cheryl Currey, Julia Lewis. Lucille Sell- ers, Martha Jones and Kay Joy Students interested in a professional career in Home Economies may become a member of this chapter. Members are affiliated with the State Home Econom- ics Association and the American Home Economics Association. Since 1909, the membership has been engaged in elementary, secondary, and adult educa- tion, service home economists, social welfare, public health and research. 60 Industrial Arts Developing attributes of the Indus- trial Arts technology beyond class ac- tivities is the goal of the Industrial Arts Club. Affiliated with the Ameri- can Industrial Arts Association through Industrial Arts College Clubs, the club was formed at FSC in 1948. All college students are eligible for membership. Left: Roy Brasher, Tom Six, Joe Pease, Ron Alberico and Wes Worrell INTER-PAN COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council comprises the president and two representatives from each fraterni- ty. These representatives are elected on a yearly basis. Above; first row: Larry Brechenridge, David McGowan, Jerry Matteucci, Rocco Muriale and Jim Rogers. Row two: John Marks, David Gibson, Ron Martin, Bill Proctor and John Brown. 61 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS The purpose of this club is to acquaint the student at FSC with foreign exchange students It is of special interest to social science students, but anyone concerned with forming a peaceful and understanding world community may join. Above first row: Hiroko Kamata, Kathy Brookover, Pradid E.T. Makin, Dominga M. Putian, Nelsona Waugh, and Earl Straight Second row: Sue Taylor, Rick White, Mrs. Patricia Ryan, David Wilt, Danny Shaver, Randall Casto, Robert Starr, and William Dunaway, INTERFRATERNITY PANHELLENIC Interfraternity Panhellenic Council is made up of three representatives from each fraternity and sorority Main functions are the coordination and sponsoring of Greek Week activities, the annual Holly Rail Dance. Homecoming floats, and Song Fest. Above first row: Sharon Yarner. Brenda Lance, Ka Pitrolo, Lynn Shimp, Paula Yagno zi, Paula King, Kathy Urso, Marie McClure, and Paula Spiker Row two: Peggy Himmann, Sonia Levitsky. Linda Lantz, Janet Shane, Barbara Sanders, Jaci Moran, and Rocco Muriale Row three: Larry Resczynski, Larry Long, Art Anselene, Mark Bjorkman, Rob Boram, Greg Hawkins, John Strasser, John Wright, and Dan Duckworth. 62 INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Intervarsity Christian Fellowship organization is a non-denominational group open to all faiths and creeds Today s problems are discussed in relationship to the Bible. Below first row: Ray Toothman, Earl Killian, Danny Shaver, Becky Pritt, Robert Bibey, Dodie Moran, Jim King, and Fred McCord. Row two: Jo Ellen Pingley. Penney Keim, Becky Miller, Mary Klaus, Marsha Sabo, Karen Sharp, Donnie Lowther, and Nelsona Waugh. INTRAMURAL COUNCIL The Intramural Council, composed of the intramural director, his immediate staff and group representatives are the governing body of the intramural program The Council constantly evaluates the program of activities, rules for these ac- tivities, schedule time for events and the needs of the student body This year the Council has expanded by adding two members. The Black Student Union and the Industrial Arts Club. From this expansion the Fraternity division was divided into two leagues with five teams in each league. Below row one: Rick Price, Tom Ramsey, Mike Feola, Craig Harmon, Art Anselene. Row two: Mark Bjorkman, John Ste- phenson, Dan Oates, Larry Kelley, and George Vargo. Row three: Alan Humphrey, Dave Walters, Bill Conley, Gary Recktenwald, and Fred Straka Row four: Pat Aman. Craig White, David Gutshall, and Willie James. 63 KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi. National Education honorary, was established at FSC in 1931 under the Beta Omega Chapter. Requirements neces- sary for membership are leadership, scholarship, character and a maintenance of a 3.0 overall average and a 3.0 average in the educa- tion field. Above; first row: Sandra Posey, Kathy Koreski, Bonnie Marshall, Cathey Willis, Patty Lindsay, Kathy Muster, Nancy Hoban, and Kathy Martin Second row: Patti Avers, Shirley Murphy, Nancy Moore, Denise McNeely, Shirley Weese, Beth Furgason, Marcia Alleman. Marlene Simmons. MASQUERS Founded in 1925, the Masquers, under the auspices of the Speech and Drama Department, is the production organization for campus plays. Open to all students for membership, Masquers present four major plays a school term. Also during the winter term. Masquers, Jr., present at least one play for children In the summer the Masquers join with the community to pre- sent four plays in the nationally advertised Masquers Town and Gown Players summer tent theatre. Above; first row: Danny Marsh, Jan Woodward, Gerald Swick, Francine Bolvalina, Carl Salancy, Danny Currey, Vickie Sampson, Wayne Swanson, Ramile Paugh, Bonnie Shaw, Jeanie Amos, Dave Henderson, Margaret Cole, Karen Winter, Linda Pinnell and Howard Kemery. Second row: Mary Kay Hervey, Vickie Hawkins, Kathy Seelinger, Karen McGlumphy, Stephanie Oliverio, Arelena Jones, Mike Genevie, Jeanie Edwards, Gail Genevie, Bill Weaver, Joyce Lewis, Jude Summers, Bill O Field, Kathy Raspa, Mickey Barrick, Ed Channel, Gus Pettit, Karen Bilotta, Lee Mc- Laughlin, Kathy Malone, Geary Rollins, Scott Hamilton, Howard Mc- Donald and Paul Poling. 64 MENC Music Educators National Confer- ence consists of faculty members and students who have a major or minor in music. The goal of the group is to bet- ter the understanding of music educa- tion through a varied and enlightening program of activities. Above; first row: Tina Vilone, Pam Wilson and Elizabeth Cook. Second row: Kim Collins, Nancy Valentine, James Arnett, and Richard Wellock. PHIEPSILONCHI Phi Epsilon Chi was organized to promote interest and enthusiasm in health, physical education and safety among women. Every incoming wom- an student in physical education is automatically considered a member and is expected to participate. First row: Marilyn Riley, Sandi Brown and Betty Renner. Second row: Wendy Leavy, Dinny Os- burn and Ginnv Smith. 65 Resident Directors Right; first row: Mrs Eleanor Drane, Mrs. Marguerite Flem- ing Second row: John Byrer, Stan Groves. Sigma Alpha Iota Sigma Alpha Iota, a professional fraternity for women in music, is composed of students dedi- cated to the advancement of music in its various spheres. Epsilon Psi chapter was installed on the FSC campus in October 1971, and replaced the local petitioning group, the Motettes. The fra- ternity brings to the campus special musical pro- grams such as that on Black Music, and Tribute to Thomas Canning, in addition to their own in- dividual musicals and service activities. Below, front row: Donna Ryan, Paula Spiker, Sandy De- Moss Beveridge, Sharon Yoak, Melinda Lowe, Camella Scott, Nancy Valentine, Nancy Lilley, Debbie Wilson, Pauline Bid- die, Elizabeth Cook, and Tina Vilone Back row: Frances Moody, Kay Pitrolo, Pamela Wilson, Vicki Hawkins, Elaine Sharp, Karen Sharp, Becki Moore, Cheryl Stewart, Amy Koon, Sue Nine, and Alice Moerk, advisor. [pel ■• If m ' ' -M B . ' •% ffiL t lPW all H Ji 1 t% (Li M f 1 m (Mm m 66 Sigma Tau Delta This is a national English honorary formed in 1964. Its purpose is to encourage interest and participation in activities related to Eng- lish majors. Members must have completed a minimum of five English courses with at least a 3.0 grade average. Left: Betty Turner, Elizabeth Shawen, and Linda Crim Student Board The purpose of the Student Center Advisory Board is to advise Frank Pulice on how to im- prove the Student Union. They have set up the check-cash system, purchased the furniture for the lounge areas, helped to buy the food, and have worked on the beer on campus issue. They listen to complaints and suggestions made by the students and put them to the best use as possible. Below first row: Larry Bell, Stanley Brown, Danny Marsh, John Merritt, Tom Baker, Barbara Buretz, Timo- thy Knotts, Boy Brasher. Second row: Dean Muto, Bill Carder, Frank Pulice, Dean Yost, Dean Cannon, and Ed Lemon. 67 m 9 BHsk. m i v 1 i s  ■■■ % 1 1 p Br. k 68 SNEA Student National Education Association typifies the thrust of education through a united teaching profession. They combine the legacy of the past with new direction for the future. They represent the mutually supportive programs of local, state, and national education associations to promote the cause of education and advance the interests of the teaching profession. Row one: Pats Huber and Susan Swisher Row two: Cathy Willis and Jo Ellen Pingley. Below: Annual SNEA Tea. ■3 STUDENT NURSES Student Nurses Association is composed of freshmen and senior students who are eligible for the two-year nurs- ing program. The main purpose of this non-profit organi- zation is to aid in the development of the nursing student as a democratic citizen by broadening the members hori- zons as an individual. Left first row: Tanya Grimsley, Frances Phillips, Joan Claus and Debbie Knight. Second row: Sheilia Fisher, Sandy Tuttle, Kathy Sullivan and Phyllis Lemon. Third row: Mary O ' Connor, Susan Bice, Karen Bunner, Marilyn Starke and Mary Frances Urse. Fourth row: Kathv Biller, Charlene Williams, Kay Thompson, Judy Kinnan and Barbara Malone. Fifth row: Karen Shaw, Mary Maltba, Debbie Hall, Sunday Smith and Louise Winstel. Sixth row: Marilyn Walden and Vieki Berry. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the government body of students and consists of five Student Body officers, fourteen repre- sentatives from the four classes and other groups, and a faculty sponsor. Dean George Cannon, appointed by the President of the College. Above first row: Linda Wingate, Kathy Stalder, Therese Bonasso, Paula Vagnozzi, Jim Bjornvick, Kathy Malone, Art Baldauf and Ed Lemon. Second row: Jern Feathers. Craig Smith, Bill Carder, Larry Bell, Mark Bjorkman. Karen Bilotta. Karl Koubal, Timothy Knotts, John Star- key and Roy Brasher Center left: Ed Lemon, vice-presi- dent Center right: Jim Bjornvick, president Bottom left: Kathy Malone, secretary. Bottom right: Art Bauldolf, sar- geant-at-arms. 69 W.A 70 WHO ' S WHO Annually FSC honors a few select students by naming them to the list of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. These students are selected on the basis of outstanding scholastic characteristics, participa- tion, and leadership. Left page bottom first row: Maggie DeBellis, Charlene Wil- liams Second row: Jayne Matheny, Nikki Lawson, Louise Winstel, Rosemary Fantasia, Julane D Amico and Kathi Howell. Third row: Susan Koehn, Debbie Mallamo, Debbie Manley, Susan Bradshaw, Ruth Ryan and Shelly Matthews. Fourth row: Donna Williams, Betty Pat Garner, Janet Carl- son, Mary Ann Evans, Renee Sweeker, and Jackie Nicholson YOUNG DEMOCRATS Left page first row: Katy Jo Lancianese, Marybelle Schmeck, Jane Carpen- ter, and Karen Billotta Second row: Cheri Cale, Donna Williams, Barbara Argabrite, Deanna Cleavenger, Diana DeFazio, Nancy Valentine and Beth Scott. Third row: Charlie Taylor, Mark Bjorkman, Mike Argabrite, John Carlson, Gary Crutchfield, and Steve Glass. WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC College students should have a basic under- standing of domestic politics and the Young Democrat Club has organized to create better and more complete views in national affairs. Frank Pulice, director of food services, is the ad- visor. Women ' s Panhellenic consists of four representatives from each sorority, the president, rush chairman, junior and senior representatives. Its purposes are to maintain on a high plane fraternity life and interfraternity relations within our college, to further intellectual accomplishment and scholarship, to co-operate with the college administration in the maintenance of high social standards, and to be a self- governing body to assure orderly procedures among social fraternities. Above first row: Rosemary Fantasia, Karen Billotta, Jane Carpenter, and Frank Pulice, Advisor. Second row: Shelly Matthews, Mary Klaus, Bill Haught and Dave Hay. 71 yUJ T D [938 1FJMMER COP? u. LA T 4 uF ' TTf ' E JUNO - ■■■ ' ■ M W |||| ll | M i | MMM w|M GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS Deanna Cleavenger Fraternity Sweethearts SIGMA PI Deanna Cleavenger SIGMA TAU GAMMA Ellen Doolittle TAU KAPPA EPSILON Beth Furgason Scott TAU BETA IOTA Debbie O ' Dell Johnson THETAXI Dana Raynolds Kllcn Doolittle 74 Debbie O ' Dell Johnson t £W- Beth Furgason Scott Dana Reynolds 75 ' t - V- 76 ALPHA XI DELTA Delta Omicron Chapter Alpha i Delta was established on the Fairmont State College campus on February 22, 1963. Alpha i Delta was founded at Lombard College in Galesburg, Illinois on April 17. 1893. The sorority now has L46 nationall) active chapters. Prior to 1963 the sororit on Fairmont s campus w as known as Alpha Delta Chi. r% l. Patt Gibson Beck} Baker 23 24 Susie Lloyd C am e 1 1 a on ng jr , 1 , r r • ' 3. Laura Skarzinski 25 Beth MeyerK 1 J 3«JL 4. Diane Lambiotte 26 Margaret Bard 1 } m, 7 Ja 0 ' 5. 6. Cindi Hermosilla Evelyn Woods 97 28 Joanna Arnett Ruth Dcss •q M ' $£ ' ' T. Man Gibson 29 Patt Fox 8. 9. II) Connie Wolfe Sue Lucas Path Joyce 30 31 32 Darlene Ardisson Susan Bradshaw Pain Bc mer 7- ' ■: 11. foyce Fidler 33 Cindi llen 12. Pegg Wolfe 34 lean Hunter Xf if t f 13. Debbie Lancianese 35 Debbie Marandi X Jn? WfLyjF 14. Jackie Moran 36 I ,iuda Freeman 15. ikki Lau son 01 Kat Jo Lancianese L6. Linda Haass 38 Linda Wingate 17. Diane Meredith 39 Claudia Smith 18. Donna Da ton 40 Donna Gearde 19. Vickie 1 lurt 41 Laura Little BP ' A 20. Vicki Nichols 42 Janet Fahin i Jnb 21. Ann Redpath 43 ane Gaw throp 99 [anet Carlson 77 DELTA ZETA Epsilon Iota Chapter Delta Zeta was the first National sorority in the United States. Delta Sigma Epsilon and Delta Zeta merged in 1956, making Delta Zeta the larg- est sorority in the nation. In 1947 Delta Sigma Epsilon became Delta Zeta with the Epsilon Iota chapter at FSC. 1. Nancy Strapko 2. Mary belle Sehmeck 3. Melodie Fox 1 Sandy Broun 5. Trudy Williams 6. Sherry Phillips 7. Jeanne Frey 8. Diane Tsottles 9. Becky Marple 10. Cynthia Biondi 11. Jackie Jones 12 Sandy Minco 13. Libby Anderson 14. VickiWaddill 15. Deanna Cleavenger Paula Vagnozzi Judy I) Arnico Cindy LaMaster Ruthie Ryan Diane Taylor Jackie Nicholson Linda Wilson Kathy Harold Debbie Wilson Linda Thornton Susie Meadows Dee Shaver Patty Lilly Paula Soulsby Carol Christ 78 ' ' - 31. Carol Moebus 32. Cindy Amborse 33. Edwina Nuzum 34. Martha Hayes 35. Brendajarvis 36. Holly Miller 37. Louise Beall 38. Jackie Patsch 39. Bonnie Getz 40. KathyUrso 41 Chris Krupinski 42. Donna Testa 43. Sallv Simmons n 79 80 PHIMU Beta Chi Chapter Phi Mu National Fraternity, the second oldest college organization for women, was established at Fairmont State College on April 23, 1966 by affiliating with Gam- ma Chi Chi, first local sorority on campus. Phi Mu was founded on March 4, 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Ga. as the Philomathean Society. 1. Peggy Reese 2. Sharon Varner 3. Betty Garner 4. Margaret DeBellis 5. Ellen Doolittle 6. Jane Matheny 7 Debbie Davisson 8. Kathy Stalder 9. Anne Prendergast 10. Lynn Shimp 11. Chris Aaron 12. Francinne Bovalina 13. Betty Ivaun 14. Donna Robinson 15. Stephanie Ely 16. Valerie Vanet 17. Gale Martin 18. Donna Aloi 19. Donna Ash 20. PatCassidy 21. Mary Foltz 22. Carol Klingensmith 23. Lisa Yanero 24. Joni Finamore 25. Linda Longstreth 26. Monica Bitonti 27. Nathy Crescenzi 28. Pam Cox 29. Debbie Shannon 30. Stephanie Miller 31. Celeste Moroose 32. Debbie Haught 33. Stephanie Long 34. Paula Beerbower 35. Linda Shuttleworth 36. Becky Fischer 37. Martha Lake 38. Barbara Brookover 39. Patty Angelilli 40. Judy Mills 41. Judy Hill 42. Cheryl McKim 43. Dyane Barberio 44. Sandv Simms 45 Libby Woods 46. Dennv Osbourne I ' ' ' ' vU x0 V ' ' v V) Cl 1 ' fa] l{ A I ' A sn A I 1 3i y . J )«« A ' jj V Vr 3 J A. f ' ° OJ  r , k - - i I 1 yy «W V ■ isN 81 SIGMA KAPPA Delta Pi Chapter Sigma Kappa was founded in 1874 at Colby College in Waterfield, Maine. Delta Pi chapter came to this campus in 1959. Previously, it was Sigma Theta Rho, which was estab- lished on this campus in 1929. 1. BeckiVickers 2 Rosemary Fantasia 3. Janet Shane 1 Annette Studley 5. Lourdes San Luis 6. Becky Walters 7. Barbara Sanders 8. GayNease 9. Sue Eddy 10 Kathv Seelinger 11. Carolyn Crislip 12. Charlene William 13. Linda Cunningham 14. Cherie Stewart 15. Ellen Shields 16. Janie Messenger IT. Alice Cropp 18. Betty Travis 19. Jane Davisson 20. Becky Moore 21. Linda Coffman 22. Linda Lantz 23. Thelma Gvvinn 24. Elaine Colish 25. Barbara Walden 26. Renee Swecker 27. Cheryl Carpenter 28. Marv Ann Evans 82 83 84 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Alpha Kappa Chapter Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded April 20, 1898, at Farmville State Normal School, the present Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia. Formally Tau Tau Tau, a local sorority, Appha Kappa chapter of Sigma Sigma Sig- ma was established on May 30, 1930, as the first national sorority on the campus of Fairmont State College. 1. Jennifer Onderko 2. Ida Mayo 3. Rosella Richardson 4. Norma Jimero 5. Andrea Konya 6. Becky Riffe 7. Mickey Plutro 8. Libby Fratto 9. Kathleen Lafferty 10. Charlotte Barnabei 11. JoAnne DiGiovanni 12. Debbie Lopez 13. JoAnna Shultz 14. Marion Dobrin 15. Colette Hill 16. Julie Johnson 17. BernadetteMainella 18. JoyMenhart 19. Janice Lenhart 20. Becky Nestor 21. Kathy Rice 22. Sandy Butcher 23. Jimmie Jo Sachetti 24. Bonnie Bell 25. Donna Williams 26. Brenda Lantz 27. Mary Conrad 28. Peggy Yates 29. Barbara Buretz 30. Susan Koehn 31. Louise Winstel 32. Peggy Williamson 33. Diane Pulice 34. Jeanie Viglianco 35. Linda Davidson 85 Sigma Pi fraternity sponsored a Donkey basketball game at the National Guard Armory. The Sigam Pi member played WMMN radio staff. Pledges of the Sigma Kappa sorority partieipated in a pie throw last spring. The pies were made of whipped cream and splattered everywhere! Tau Beta Iota fraternity mem- bers work on their float for the annual Homecoming parade. They came in first place. K . ' i ' • V (kf | W ' AI pjr ' ' Tft J9m ' f_ H| s j v ™ ■  - r %«{ i - - 1  . - .. r - ' ! j 86 V 87 SIGMA PI Gamma Epsilon Chapter Sigma Pi, national fraternity, was founded in 1897 at Veneennes University, Vencennes, Indiana. In February of 1961 this national fraternity established a colony at Fairmont State College. It was not until October 12, 1963 that this colony officially became Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Pi. Sigma Pi ' s officers arc Front row: Art Anselene, social and work chairman; Charlie Taylor, president. Second row: William Bak- er, chapter advisor and Bob Baney, treasurer Back row: Terry Germon, secretary; Mark Bjorkman, herald; and Randy Reeder, House president. Senior brothers include, Kneeling: Mike Feola and Terry Germon. Seated: Mark Bjorkman, Bob Baney, Wayne Mathias, Jerry Boutin, and John Marks. Back row: Tom Smarrel- la, Charlie Taylor, Larry Steward, Larry Bell, Tom Brown, and John Lacaria. 1 2. 3 1 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 11 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. Kevin Dodge Kenny Shahan Charlie Taylor Mr William Baker John Lacaria Bob Baney Tom Brown Joe White Mike Feola Jerry Boutin Jeff Taylor Art Anselene Terry German John Marks Larry Stewart Randv Reeder Wayne Mathias Larry Bell Steve Louis Charlie Weaver Larry Groves Robert Travers Larry Jeffers Mike Kennedy Ralph Quick Jim Williams Gary Schoonover Chris Corbet Charles Stanley Rodney Dunn Mark Bjorkman Tom Smarella 88 fcl WE 2K Watching Monday night football was a favorite past time. Seated around the room from left to righat are Chris Corbet. Robert Tra ers, Randy Reeder, Joe White, Gene Dugan, and Charlie Weaver. In Front are Terry Germon, and Ralph Quick 89 SIGMA TAU GAMMA Xi Chapter Sigma Tan Gamma was founded June 28, 1929 upon the desires and aspirations of seventeen men attending the summer sessions of central Missouri State College. Xi chapter was installed at FSC on March 23, 1929 following petition from Kappa Psi Xi. 1 | im Winters 2. Rick Pill 3. Jim Frenzel 4. Steve Derrick 5. Ed Meredith 6. Ed Simmons 7. Leroy Grafton 8. Mark Stimmel 9 Frank Galambus 10. Bob Grimm 11. Stve Cooper .■ ' ■ : . 90 12. Steve Cutlip 13. Bill Proctor Rod Merrifield Greg Phillips Steve Mortaki Dave McGowan Dan Duckworth Dave Walters Dave Judy Larry Weekk Keith Boggs 91 TAU BETA IOTA Tau Beta Iota, the first fraternity on the campus of Fairmont State, was founded in 1926 to promote a form of organization for athletes. It is considerec the great, great grandfather among fraternities the campus. i 8. 9. 10. 11. Ronald Romeo 2. Rob Boram 3. Mark Welty 4 Jackie Samargo 5 Greg Hawkins 6. ( lharlie Bramble 7 John Burnett Marshall Shields John Yost Joe Welty John Varner 12. Pat N apple 13. Jerry Johnson 14 Jim Rodgers 15. Dave Morris lb Ranch Donlin 17. Scott Nease 15 John Tutalo 19 Danny Thomas 20 John Abruzino 21. Hcrliie Wells 22. Russ Neptune 23. lames Saunders 24. Richard Warash 25. Dave Stout 26. Dave Haines 27 Bob Piscitelli 2S Charlie Conrad 29 Jim Ripol i 30. Rex Dotson 31. Tom Ford 32. Frank Devono 33. Mark Basagic 34 David Oliveto 92 93 TAU KAPPA EPSILON Zeta Sigma Chapter Tau Kappa Epsilon, the largest international fraternity for men, was founded on January 10, 1909. The Zeta Sigma Chapter was organized on the loeal campus in 1948 and he- came the Theta Delta Chapter ol Tau Kappa Epsilon in 1959. . • . Bill Carder John Lelaman Fred Philps Larrv Resczynski BobWeikle Danny Beck Gary Crutchfield BillConlex Jim Long Gary Mace Dick I. add Ronev Sharzinski Phil Wekle Dave Corley Ray I.omhardi Jim Holbert Mike Lucas Frank Caputo Mark Meyers Anthony Jimmic Gar) White Larrv Long Joe Delanev 24. Danny Morris 25. Rich Maxwell 26. Jerry Feathers 27. Larry Boreski 28. Harry Colgrove 29. Frank Austin 30. Jim Scott 31 Myren Seese 32. Warren Richardson 33. John Painter 34. Dave Gibson 35. Tom Arnold 36. John Spencer 37. PhilMcLane 38. Mike Clark 39. Mike Cart 40. John Cris 41. Ron Martin 42 Art Baldauf 43. Manny Caltrider 44. Mel Smith 45. Dave Crutchfield 94 95 96 THETA XI Kappa Gamma Chapter Theta Xi merged with Kappa Sigma Kappa, a national social fraternity, in August 1962. Theta Xi was nationally founded on April 29, 1864, at Rensselear Polythechnie Institute, Troy, New York, to develop a spirit of edduring fellowship and to render free and energentie participa- tion in social and all college activities. 1. Charles Vandergrift 2. Jerry Matteucci 3. Stephen Smith 4. John Strasser 5. Paul McNair 6. Ron Diamond 7. Bob Softcheck 8. Lenny Sendek 9. Jack Breech 10. Tim Rogers 11. Malcolm Koliscak Doug Hall Doug Williams Keith Skeen Rich Lloyd Gus Pettit Craig Frazier Jim Oyster RickRowland Reed Blain Garv Ward - £ £ 97 Greek Week Above: Fraternity men compete in the Wheelbar- row race during Greek Week festivities Below: Sorority women chase after greased pigs. Fina 1 Standings Sorority Fraternity PhiMu 87 Tau Kappa Epsilon 106 Delta Zeta 85 ThetaXi 104 Sigma Kappa 66 Sigma Pi 102 Alpha Xi Delta 57 Sigma Tau Gamma 81 Sigma Sigma Sigma 41 Tau Beta Iota 70 98 m ■ -. . - r ; : ; W;?si: S; Above: One of the 32 events which the men competed in was the chariot races. Left: A highlight during Greek Week was the annual mud battle. Right: Sororitv women grabs her greased pig. 99 Above: Dean A Neil Frye crowns Holly Ball Queen Debbie Davisson. Miss Davisson represented Tau Kappa Epsilon Her escort was Fred Phelps Right, Holly Bill 1 court standing; Becky Landarce, Sigma Tau Gamma; Jenny Nern, Sigma Pi; Cindy Biondi, Delta Zeta; Renee Swecker, Sigma Kappa; Debbie Dav- isson, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Seated: Linda Harper, Tau Beta lota; Barbara Priester, Phi Mu; Kathy Malone, Sigma Sigma Sigma; Evelyn Woods, Alph Xi Delta; and Barbara Williams, Theta Xi. 100 Song Fest Winners Fraternity Division Sorority Division TAU KAPPA EPSILON Drill Ye Tarriers, Drill SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Birth Of The Blues 101 -JB I ' ll tOUNJJ f938 DIMMER, ticm -j j-l+, , A- ' fT ' Zmi ■ ' tiAf ' • T Adn TO1MER SO f«  ?«t mw ir m,j n m m.u±t, ' x !r ' ' ; : ;••■ y y j w ?! SPORTS J PORTS SPORTS SPORTS A GAME OF STRATEGY x x o o o iteiKfrfia v v S- § .W.J+ 104 FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE 1971 Football Results 20 Fairmont State — Waynesburg ( A ) 42 Fairmont State — W. Va. Wesleyan (A) 35 Fairmont State — W. Va. State (H) 22 33 Fairmont State — Glenville (H ) 23 7 Fairmont State — Salem (H ) 3 22 Fairmont — Morehead, Ky. (H) 51 17 Fairmont State — Concord (A) 12 20 Fairmont State — West Liberty (A) 21 42 Fairmont State — Hillsdale, Mich. (H)° 29 3 Fairmont State — Carson-Newman (Share Bowl) Knoxville, Tenn. 54 12 J4fea ■■ i JL-_ I ! Above: Fairmont State College 1971 Freshman Team, first row, from left: Steve Chidester, Gary Price, Robert Travers, Bill Robinson, Bob Lambert, Darrell Allen, John Hughes, Gary Bird, Mike Shaver, Charles Lernley. Sec- ond row: Miller Hall, David Thomas, Rod Phillips, Doug Williams, Mike Tonkovich, Andy Dolog, Donald Giles, Mike Lindamood, Jim Snyder, Curt Chaney. Third row: Dana Campbell, Mickey Benton, Lambert Echols, Roosevelt Neal, Randall Nuzum, Dennis Shaffer, Earl Davis, Ed Hauldren, Bob Robertson. Opposite page: Fairmont State College 1971 Varsity Football Team, first row, from left: Harold Bailey. Brent Smith, Mike Carte. Mike Argabrite. Charles Meyer, David Mitchell, Fred Phelps, Andy Sedlock. Second row: Ted Jackson, Bill Haddox, Rick Keller, Jim Zeh, Larry Conaway, Ted Stew- art, Stan Laughlin, Harold Nichols. Third row: Roy Lister, Paul Deahl. Jim Oyster, Russ Goines, Gary Crutchfield, Marvin Hart, Jim Hillebrecht, Scott Nease. Fourth row: Lambert Tsuhlares, Bob Smith. Randy Henline, Gerry- White, John Fazio, John Spencer, Bill Swope, Greg Williams 105 A PASSING TRACK Left: Quarterback Harold Bailey displays the form that enabled him to set new FSC and West Virginia Conference records for passing and total of- fense. Only a sophomore, Baile established six Fairmont State records. 106 9 ' , 1 • 1 ' $ Top left: Senior Bill Haddox received 37 of Bailey ' s passes for 760 arils and 11 TD ' s via passing. The All-Conference performer also set marks for kick-off returns. All told, Haddox erased eight FSC records Top right: Ju- nior tight end Bill Swope grabbed 26 passes for 420 yards to earn honorable mention on the All-Conference squad Bottom left: Wide receiver Mike Argabrite led the team last year in receiving and this year grabbed 26 pas- ses and 3 touchdowns via passing. The two-time defensive All-Conference back intercepted seven passes and led the WVIAC in punt returns, averag- ing 12 4 vards per return. 107 ,.. % ' -, Right: Freshman Bill Robinson streaks downfield against Hillsdale in FSC ' s 42-29 triumph at Fast-West Stadium f i 5w I V Above: Senior And) Sedlock takes a pitchout from Harold Bailey against West Libert) Sedlock gained 4.55 yards with a 4.9 average per earn Above: Freshman fullback Mike Shaver plunges over tacklers for a sizeable gain. Shaver gained over 200 yards in his first season. A RUNNING ATTACK ■ . % a- % - J Left: Talented fullback Ted Jackson bursts for the end zone against Hillsdale. The junior running back netted 763 yards, better than 5 yards per carry to lead the rushing attack. 109 Defense . . . Kill The Quarterback Right: Defensive Coach Joe Bunds ex- plains what he wants his War Hawks to do, while head Coach Deacon Duvall watches the offense at work. Left: Bundy emphatically tells his defense where to go, with ass istant Larry Hill looking on. Above: The War Hawks obtain their goal to Ret the quarterback. Opposing quarterbacks were tackled behind the line of scrimmage 32 times during the regular season for a minus 131 yards Offense . . . Score, Score, Score - Top left: Wide receiver Mike Argabrite listens as quarterback Bailev barks the signals to start the play. Top right: Quarterback Harold Bailey drops back to throw a pass over an onrushing W. Va. State lineman Above: Bill Haddox grabs the pass and is on his way to another touchdown Haddox led the team with 72 points. Right: Kicker Jim Oyster adds the extra point Oyster kicked 30 of 31 PAT ' S for a new FSC record in addition to 5 field goals 111 Below: Fairmont State ' s top pro prospect. Mike Argabrite, grabs a pass against W. Va. State at East-West stadium The two-time All-Conference standout caught 49 career passes, intercepted 19 opponents passes, and led the WVIAC in punt returns during his collegiate career Right: Head Coach Harold S. Deacon Duvall this season established a WVIAC mark as the winningest coach ever. Duvall has won 124 games, lost 42 and tied 3 in his 20 years of coaching, having four undefeated teams and six with only one loss. Above: Bill Haddox earned All-Conference honors for his outstanding senior season Haddox grabbed 37 passes for 760 yards and II touch- downs, led the conference in kickoff returns, including a 97-varder, and set an FSC scoring mark with 72 points this season Above: Quarterbacks Harold Bailey and Ted Jackson led FSC statis- tics. Bailey, only a sophomore, literally rewrote all FSC and two WVIAC passing records, while Jackson, a junior, led FSC in rushing for the second consecutive year Opposite page: Team enthusiam plays an integral part in the preparation for a contest Here the Fal- cons are prepping for their battle with Hillsdale (Mich), won by FSC. 42-29. 112 FAIRMONT STATE RECORDS BROKEN IN 1971 RECORDS BROKEN Points season Touchdowns season PAT Pet. (15-more) Yards passing season Passes attempted season Passes attempted game Passes completed season Passes attempted game Touchdown passes season Total offensive yards season Passes received season Yards pass rec. season Yards pass rec. game Touchdown passes rec. season Passes intercepted game Yards kickoff ret. season Yards kickoff ret. game RECORD 72 12 30-31 (96.8) 1555 217 34 97 18 13 1674 37 760 206 11 306 146 HOLDER OLD RECORD Haddox 67 Haddox 11 Oyster 36-38 Bailey 1080 Bailey 145 Bailey 31 Bailey 75 Bailey L6 Bailev 10 Bailey 1288 Haddox 29 Haddox 507 Haddox 161 Haddox 9 Argabrite 3 3 3 Haddox 240 Haddox 128 HOLDER Blackstone Blackstone llul Michael Michael Vernall Michael Vernall Clayton Blackstone Mertens Mertens Mertens Mertens Oliver Lipscomb Tennant Smith Smith YEAR 1967 1967 1969 1969 1969 1950 1969 1950 1965 1967 1968 1967 1965 1968 1961 1962 1967 1950 1950 FAIRMONT STATE RECORDS TIED IN 1971 RECORD BROKEN RECORD HOLDER OLD RECORD HOLDER YEAR Field goals game 2 Oyster 2 Huff 1969 2 Rennie 1964 Touchdown passes rec. 3 Haddox 3 Mertens 1968 game Passes intercepted 7 Argabrite 7 Tennant 1967 season Phelps Punts in game 10 Hood 10 Smith 1950 113 89 69 93 70 90 81 97 si 106 70 68 60 84 61 87 72 50 61 West Virginia Wesleyan Point Park, Pa. (overtime) Wheeling Concord Davis Elkins Steubenville, O. Morris Harvey Kentucky State Salem Steubenville, O. West Liberty Glenville W.V.I. AC. Tournament West Virginia State Glenville West Liberty Playoffs FSC— Glenville FSC — Glenville FSC — Glenville BASKETBALL Won 24 and Lost 6) 59 74 70 64 73 98 56 53 73 86 67 67 82 46 7 ( ) 82 75 113 69 79 66 85 51 106 68 62 72 61 60 71 West Virginia State Glenville Alderson-Broaddus West Virginia Wesleyan Point Park, Pa. Morris Harvey Wheeling Davis Flkins Alderson-Broaddus West Liberty Salem West Virginia State 69 77 70 50 59 75 44 73 81 58 58 82 114 From The First Basketball To The Last Rebound !M ID ' ' ■ . 8 % ' A Struggle Ending In Triumph Top left: Freshman forward Bill Lindsey sinks a crucial basket against Glenville in a game at the Armory won by the Falcons, 60-54. Top Right: Lerman Battle, 6-7 sophomore center, stretches above the rim for an easy basket against Morris Harvey ' s Eagles at the Armory. The Falcons record- ed a 97-82 triumph over the Eagles. Lower left: Ted Echols, southpaw ju- nior guard, takes aim on a jumper against Wheeling College as teammates Bill Lindsey and Ed Lemon watch on. The falcons claimed a 93-73 victory over the Cardinals. Left page: Fairmont State ' s 1971-72 squad included: Paul Kroll, Bill Day, Coach Joe Retton, Brad Butcher, and Marvin Stewart. Standing are Gary Hawkins, Willie James, Gene Dugan, Ed Lemon, Ler- man Battle, Bill Lindsey, Clinton Painter, Ted Echola, Butch Haswell. and Les Shaffer. Kroll suffered a broken ankle before the first game, while Painter dropped off the squad. 115 Falcons Win 20 Games Or More . Top left: Guard Butch Haswell looks for a teammate as he dribbles under the watchful eye of Salem ' s Jim Davis at the Armor) The Falcons won 106-75 Bottom left: Junior Iri- captain. Ed Lemon, appears to be performing a ballet, hut actuallj lie just shot a foul tor the Falcons against Salem. Bottom right: Lerman Battle ' s one-handed shot sails goal- ward against Steuhenville as all eyes follow the hall. The Falcons triumphed 81-67 over the Barons For Ninth Consecutive Year Top left: Bill Lindsey scores two more points as he collides with Henry Dikers on of Morris Harvey. Top right: Battle leans away from tin- basket as he fires a jumper against Glenville Bottom left: Guard Brad Butcher lets go with a shot from the outside against the Pioneers from Glenville. 117 Falcons Again Among Nation ' s Elite 118 With Entire Squad Returning in 72-73 Top left: Brad Butcher records an easy two points on a layup against Glenville. Butcher was the team ' s sixth man and came off the bench to spark Falcon rallies. Top right: Bill Lindsev displays his outside shooting form against Glen- ville, Lindsev was one of the top scorers in the West Virginia Conference. Left: Lerman Battle twists to lay in two points as teammate Ed Lemon watches in anticipation. Top left: Butch Haswell fires in two points against Wheeling. Haswell has scored over 500 points in each of his three years and will finish his career next year as one of the top all-time Falcon scoring leaders Top right: Ed Lemon pulls down another rebound for the Falcons, as Butch Haswell watches Bottom left: Brad Butcher appears to be passing the ball to team- mate Bill Lindsey through the legs of a Salem College player A trademark of Falcon squads is their teamwork and unselfishness on the court. 119 Farimonts iriple L Threat Top left: Bill Lindsey hits an eas) la up against Morris Harvey. The 6-6 freshman led the team in scoring and was a valuable asset in his FSC debut. Top right: Big Ed Lemon grabs another rebound against Glenville. Lemon. onl a junior, has grabbed over 1.000 eareer rebounds and is among FSC s all-time rebound leaders Lower right: Ler- man Battle flips in a shot over Morris Harvey ' s Bobbs Wesley. Battle, a 6-7 sophomore, set a ! ( ! scoring mark as a freshman and appears as though he will be one of FSC ' s top all-time point- producers. 120 A Reason For Greatness. . . COACH JOE RETTON 121 A Steady Offense Above pictures: Guards, Butch Haswell, Brad Butcher, and Les Shaffer show the fire power of the Fighting Falcons from outside Right: Butch Haswell shoots a foul shot as Bill Lindsey moves for a pos- sible rebound 122 A Solid Defense Upper left: Here the Falcon defense works against West Liberty. Fairmont limited WL ' s top scorer. Chuck Taylor, to four points. Upper Right: Les Shaffer works against his man Left: Besides being one of the Falcons top scorers, Lerman Battle also made his presents known on defense. Here he guards Chuck Taylor of West Liberty. 123 w SEASON ' S RECORD (1-6-2) FSC OPP. Frostburg 7 Morris 1 farvey 2 1 West Virginia Wesl ey an 1 ] Alderson-Broaddus 4 1 1 a nesburg Morehead, Ky. 1 1 (1 Davis Elkins 9 2 St. Francis 1 2 West Virginia Wesl e an 7 Soccer Team, Above First row: John Zablackas, Stan Haught, Bill Patrick, Bob Rokisky, Dan Skulls, Tom Ramsey, Dick Midland, and Devon Raddish Second row: I. am Groves, Steve Hartsock. Bob Slezzer, Jack Breech, Mike Lorentz, Gus Pcttit, Roger Arthur, Ken Blank, and Coach Steve Steele. Left: Ken Blank battles a Morris Harvev defender for ball control 124 Left: Falcon booter John Slezzer drives through three defenders at- tempting to advance toward the op- positions goal Bottom left: A Morris Harvey player cuts in trout of Larrv Groves breaking up an advance on the goal Bottom right: Falcon opponent uses his head to move the ball upfield past Stan Haught. Hr ® K j MM gam % m] W m H0BVBk4 m 99nhdhpBV ah Br •■ ' - K ■ ■ ■ Hfck. Ji 0 ■ - I .- «■;■ 125 JL J L . Baseball Team, first row: Ted Echols, Don Smith, Arnie Coleman, Dong Cor- bert, John Gouzd, Mannie Caltrider, Harry Colgrove and Jake Anderegg, Row two: Mark Bjorkman. Freeman Deist, Bob Hopkins, Wayne Mathias, Darrell Terry. Jim Scott, Roger Arthur. Steve Arnold, and Coach W. R Squibb Wil- son Row three: Dennis Brill. Ray Snapp. Curtis Lee, Russ Goines, Gary Evans, Mike Lucas, and John Hartley. Above: Falcon pitcher Wayne Mathias readies for a pitch from Concord at Windmill Park Right: Steve Arnold meets the ball and follows through u ith his s ing as the camera appears to he in an umpire position. 126 Baseball April 3 April 15 April 17 April 21 April 22 April 24 April 26 April 29 May 1 Mav 4 1 11 1 16 4 9 4 17 6 1971 BASEBALL Coach Squibb Wilson Won 9 Lost 8 Fairmont State — Davis Elkins Fairmont State — Davis Elkins Fairmont State — Salem Fairmont State — West Liberty Fairmont State — West Va. Wesleyan Fairmont State — West Va. Wesleyan Fairmont State — Salem Fairmont State — W. Va. State Fairmont State — W. Va. State Fairmont State — W. Va. University Fairmont State — .Alderson-Broaddns Fairmont State — Alderson-Broaddns Fairmont State — Glenville Fairmont State — Glenville Fairmont State — Concord Fairmont State — Concord 6 2 6 11 5 Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home 127 Wrestling Top: The 1971-72 Fairmont State varsitv Wrestling squad, which won its fourth WVIAC title in five years, included; Tony Pikulski, Larry Delsighore, Steve Sienkiel, Steve Rood, Don Cook, Bill Proctor, Gary Studenic, Marvin Pickens, John Stephenson, Joe Naternicola, Dennis Con- fort. John McDonough, and Dave Hart. Coaches were William Kerr and Sam Church. Unphotographed were Mike Kijawski and Mike Hostler. Right: Falcon Captain, Gary Studenic has his oppoment under control. The only senior on the squad, Studenic was a consistent performer and team leader WRESTLING (Won Sand Lost 4) Dual Meets 49 Alderson-Broaddus 25 Waynesburg, Pa. 17 16 West Virginia University 22 6 Pitt 38 50 St. Vincent, Pa. 2 17 Indiana, Pa. L9 22 California, Pa. 13 30 Marshall 8 29 West Virginia University 8 36 West Liberty 8 41 Glenville 3 22 Akron University 23 WVIAC TOURNAMENT— 1st Place 128 Left: Marvin Pickens. 167-pounder, tries for a pin Onlv a freshman, Pickens was one of the top performers on Coach William Kerr ' s squad Left: Sophomore, Joe Naternicola hoists his opponent on his shoulders in a match at the Armory. Naternicola is another member of the team that re- turns for two more years of wrestling Above: Lightweight Steve Sienkiel. takes his opponent down by grabbing a leg. Sienkiel is only a freshman 129 WVIAC Conference Champions Top left: Veteran John Stephenson has complete control of his opponent from St. Vincent. A steady wrestler, Ste- phenson will return next season. Bottom right: Falcon wrestler, Don Cook appears to be riding piggyback as his opponent tries to reverse Cook s grip. Only a sophomore. Cook has shown great potential. 130 Left: Sophomore, Bill Proctor, has control of his St. Vincent opponent. Proctor was one of the top performers on the squad this season, and has two more years eligibility. Above: These nine wrestlers were to form the nucleus of the squad in pre-season outlooks. They are: Steve Sienkiel, Steve Rood, Don Cook, John Stephenson, and Dennis Confort. Standing are Joe Naternicola, Marvin Pickens, Gary Studenic, and Bill Proctor. Unphoto- graphed regulars are Mike Kijowski and Mike Hostler. 131 ■ Top: Joe Deem and Bruce Werts swim in the 50 against A-B. Left: Falcon swimmer leaves from starting possession Right: Firstyear coach, Steve Mahaney times his swimmers during a practice session. Mahanev was assistant coach at Maryland University. . 2 SWIMMING (Won 4 and Lost 8) 46 Georgetown University 66 49 California State, Pa. 76 49 Lock Haven, Pa. 52 81 Alderson-Broaddus (H) 31 55 Shepherd 57 41 Morris Harvey 72 54 West Virginia Wesleyan 59 78 Alderson-Broaddus 34 83 Glenville(H) 27 49 West Virginia Wesleyan (H) 62 46 Youngstown State University (H ) 67 72 West Virginia Tech (H) 41 O WVIAC Championships — Fourth Place 132 Swimming Left: Falcon diver. Chuck Inghram, performs one of his required dives against Morris Harvey. Right: Art Reinhard swims the 200-yard breastroke. Below: Falcon tankmen - front: Tim Knotts, Jim Lombardo, Malcolm Ko- liscak, Bruce Werts, Tom Brown, Tom Draper. Middle: Coach Steve Maha- ney, Don Schmidt, Art Reinhard, Butch Harrison, Dave Peters, Don Yalo- son. Back: Bill Harrington, Joe Deem, Kevin Bartigis, Harvey Levine, Bruce Dillon, Jim Snyder, manager. Not pictured, Chuck Inghram. 133 TENNIS Above front row: Larry Orsini, Tim Laux, and Bob McCune. Back row: Coach Craig White. Bob Piscitel- li, and Dave Young. Right: Larr) Orsini displays the proper serving form against Morris Harvey last year. 134 GOLF j ijA Won 32 Lost 4 Tied 1 Fairmont State 417 California, Pa. 420 Aklerson — Broaddus 458 Fairmont State 424 West Liberty 431 Fairmont State 370 Wheeling 431 Davis Elins 370 Fairmont State 382 W. Va. Wesleyan 399 Salem 402 Fairmont State 411 W. Va. Stat 414 Salem 393 Alderson — Broaddus 454 Fairmont State 400 Glenville 413 Fairmont State 403 Alderson — Broaddus 439 W. Va. Wesleyan 408 W. Va. State 419 Southern Regional 322 Glenville 425 1 st of 9 nine WVIAC Tournament 679 2nd of 14 teams Above kneeling: Rick Pagliaro and Bill Haddox, Standing; Randy Scott, Jeff Lipinski Larry Spotloe, and Coach Larry Hill 135 Intramural Sports Men ' s Division Fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon Sigma Pi Tau Beta Iota Pence Hall II Sigma Tau Gamma Pence Hall I Theta Xi Industrial Arts Black Student Union Falcon ' s Nest Independent Group I Group II Garden Lanes Group III Group [V Faculty Marion County Mon. — Harrison Counties 350 (Standings after e ight events) 910 845 755 Women ' s Division 640 Group I 605 Alpha Xi Delta 337 595 PhiMu 317 500 Morgan Hall 313 270 Sigma Kappa 274 240 Fairmont 210 240 Group II 860 Garden Lanes Delta Zeta 580 353 740 710 Morrow Hall North Hull 255 174 695 610 Sigma Sigma Sigma 151 560 475 (Standings as of F eb. 1 1 ) 136 Cross Country Fairmont State s Cross Country Squad was composed of William Tibbs, Dusty Hayhurst, Tedd Nash, Bill Black, Paul Hofbauer, Rob Steele, Gary Stout, and Wayne Regl. Bart Watson was head coach, assisted by Richard Wardian Absent from the picture was Richard Skinner Hayhurst finished fourth in the WVIAC meet to earn All-Conference honors SEASON RESULTS (7-10-1) FSC OPP FSC OPP. 50 West Liberty 15 57 (2nd) West Liberty, West Virginia 19 W.Va. Wesleyan 37 Wesleyan, Davis and Elkins, 48 Indiana, Pa. 15 15,66,107. 38 California, Pa. 21 Won 1, Tied 1, Waynesburg, 15 Davis Elkins 50 West Liberty, Davis Elkins, 5th West Libe irty Invitational Won 1 and Tied 1 7 teams 58 3rd West Virginia University WVIAC Championship Team 15 7 137 Top: Jerry Feathers leads the way in the 440 yard dash in last years conference meet. Feathers took part in the sprinting and relay events last year and scored 128 points. Right: Pole vaulter Ross Daniels is shown picking up some valuable field points last year. 138 t Track Above, Track Team, first row: Rick Duffield, Dale Zirkle, Marv Stoner, Ross Daniels, Pete Coleman, Dick Ladd. Gary Monk, and Dan Oates Second row: Rich Everly, Al McClure, Tedd Nash, Wayne Regl, Jerry Summers, Dusty Hayhurst, Gary Stout, and Gerry White Third row: Norm Thomas, Tim Pow- ell, Jerry Davison, John Carlson, Lynn Barnes, Mike Argabrite, Junior Jones, and Jerry Feathers. Left: Dusty Hayhurst is shown setting the school record in the mile-run ith a 4.19. Hayhurst also won the three mile run at the WVIAC meet last year and scored over 100 points for FSC. 139 ' 8p £ Right: Record-setting high jumper Al Rainie McClure used the Fosbury Flop ' technique to establish a new FSC high jump record at 6-6. Bottom: Norm Thomas leads the field in a 120-yard high hurdle race. Freshman Lynn Barnes is shown at extreme right. Both were instrumental team members. 140 Left: Mike Vrgabrite wins Ins heat of the 220-yard dash in last year ' s Fair- mont invitational Argabrite captured the 440-yard crown with a 47 6 and participated in the l competition at Billings, Montana He led the team in scoring with I trl points Bottom left: Sprinter Rich Everh displays his starting form in last years Fairmont Invitational. Everl) was one t the team leaders , in total points with 124 and was a valuable sprinter Bottom: Hurdler John Carlson strides through the 120-yard high hurdle event in the Fairmont Invitational. Carlson also participated in 440 intermediate hur- dles and the long jump to account lor 148 points, second onh to Argabrite . ' « «. - 141 Above: Women ' s Field llocke Team — Kathy Taylor, Donna Wright. Wendy Leavy, Ginny Smith, Carol Boor. Marilyn Riley. Second Row: Dee Shaver, Sandi Brown, Kim Grogan, Jeanne Bee, Susie Meadows. Nancy Strapeo. Charlene Taylor, Penny Hold- sworth, Robyn Woods, Jackie Boone, Miss Ward, coach Below: Kathy Taylor and Wendy Leavy running against Salem All actions pictures were taken by Scott Moore 142 rriiw ; « — i Above: Salem ' s goalie falls while trying to prevent a Falconette point Below: Jeannie Bee, Donna Wright, Ginny Smith, Carol Boor, Penny Holdsworth and Josette Wilson represented Fairmont State on the Pittsburgh Regional squad which tried out for the Mid-Eastern team. Field Hockey Opponent Davis Elkins Salem West Liberty Bethany Concord Salem W. Va. Wesleyan Slippery Rock W. Va. Wesleyan Davis Elkins VARISTY JUNIOR VARSITY Alders on- Broaddus Waynesburg Alderson- Broaddus Slippery Rock Score 1-4 0-2 4-3 7-1 4-1 3-4 2-0 0-9 2-2 2-2 4-1 1-0 2-2 1-5 143 Womens Basketball Above Varsity First row: Josette Wilson. Wends Leavy, Donna Wright. Shelle Hyde. Back row: Bonnie Watts, Kim Grogan, Den- nie Osbourn, Janie Wetzel. Susie Meadows Junior Varsity Front row: Linda Blankenship, Denise Hinch, Karen Lutz, Sherry Lough Back row: Anna Williams, Gladys Williams, Kathy Horner, Debbie Sheets, and Nancy Bell. 144 Tennis SCHEDULE Opponent Frostburg Chattham Wheeling Bethany Chattham Score 4-2 3-3 1-5 2-4 3-3 ■■ v Women ' s Tennis Team — Jean Little, Wendy Leavy, Karen Recktenwald, and Penny Holdsvvorth. Women ' s Volleyball Team — Sandi Brown, Nancy Strapko, Sherry Lough, Josette Wilson, Wendy Leavy. Second Row: Yvonne Gibbons, manager. Penny Holdsworth, Susie Meadows, Jean Little, Janet Stingo, Shelly Hyde, Bonnie Watts, Charlene Taylor, Miss Lucy Fleming, coach. Placed third in the state tournaments at West Liberty. Volleyball 145 Fighting Falcon Cheerleaders Righ t Debbie Mallamo Left Mary Jo Powell Lower left Pat Cassidy Lower right Barbie Priester Upper left Sandy Simms Upper right Patty Morrison Left Amber Bragg Right Jimmie Jo Sachetti 147 mmh- sh IDTJND j 938 r fjmmer ? cw ■ , ■, - ■ ■■ .,,. ■■:■ . -■ ■J ■a. - ' . A- ' ' : rr r i S c sommer con-  ss-j-«s  f«to  «™ l « M t« « BM f . VU b £ r q -«rtS 4! CLASSES 1 LASSES CLASSES CLASS The Freshmen Counselors help each freshman to find a cap that fits. Abraham, Deborah Arnold, Mary Bartlett, Pam Angelilli, Albert Barriek, Michelle Bean, William Angus, Norse Barron, Barbara Bennett, Deborana Bibey, Robert Biondi, Cynthia Blankenship. Elizabeth Bordinat, Philip Boyers, James Burke, Karen Calvert, Paul Campbell, Georgia Carlomany, Russell Chapman, LaDonna Class of 75. Class of 75. Class of 75. Class 150 Freshmen torch light parade Cheslock, Doris Clevenger, Nancy Corbett, Jane Corbin Steve Corbitt, Deborah Crandall, Judy Crislip, Carolyn Crues, Deborah Cunningham, Janet Davis, SalK Day, Susan Dean, Rick Delsignore, Larry DeMoss, James Denkenberger, Susan DiDomenico, Elisa DiGiorgi, Valerie Dobrin, Marion Dobb, Faye Donlin, Diana 15 Class of ' 75 Class of ' 75 Class of ' 75 Class of 151 Eddy, Sue Edgell, Rob Edwards, Janet Eirhart, Barbara Elder. Nancy English, Cynthia Fabian, Janet Fields. Sheila Fisher, Becky Fowler, Twila Gibson, Mary Goush, kathv Griffith, Susan Grisafi, Melinda Gump, Richard Hall, Cathy Hall, Debbie K. Hall, Debbie L Hamilton, John Hardway, Alan Henry, Shirleen 152 Freshman Falconette, Cindy Biondi, dances to Superstar during half time ceremonies. Herrick, Cecilia Holmes, Patty Huggins, Carolvn Hess, LuAnne Hostutler, Linda Hunt, Christie Hitt. Jennifer Howes, Sarah Hupp, Russell Jackson, Mary Jackson, Pam Joe, Brenda Johnson, Diana Johnson, Rosalie Judy Dennis Keiffer, Sand) Keim, Penn) Kidwell, Jill Kimbrew, Marilyn 153 Below: The freshmen counselors worked hard to get everything ready for the big parade Right: Freshmen brochures and papers are provided to help assist the counselors. Kincell, Lou Ann King, Linda Klaus, Mary Kniceley, Marsha Kuhn, Joyce Lasobek, Vanessa Laurie. Patricia Legg. Ella Lilly, Patty Lindsev, William Lucas, Sue Lucente, Jo Anne Lynch, Pamela Malfregeot, James Marple, Rebecca 154 Marsh, Danny Martin, John Mason, Barbara Mastowski, Patti McCune, Larry McDonald, Howard Mcintosh, Kimberle McQueen, Mary Miller, Debra Miller, Diane Miller, Jean Miller, Stephanie M innite, Connie Mosier, Catherine Murphy, Shirley The century old tradition of wearing the beanie was voted down this year. 155 Neely, Tara Nern. Jennifer Newbrough, Rebecca Nixon, Emily Northcraft, Karen Nuzum, David O ' Brien, Kathleen Orndoff, John Pellillo, Julie Phillips, Paul Poling, Daniel Pren dergast, Anne Presto, Christine Prince, Vickie Raddish, Devon Santy, Harold Satterfield, Gary Scott, Jacqueline t4J 156 See, Beth Shaffer, Juanita Shannon, Debbie Sheets, Debbie Short, James Shrout, Kay Lee Simmons, Sally Sinnett, Linda Starkt Marin n Statler, Daniel Steele, Robert Stingo, Janet Stockett, Karen Strickling, Rebecca Stromberg, Dennis Studley, Annette Swick, Gerald Talerico, Delores Talerico, lar Tavlor, Man 157 Taylor, Shelia Tenney, Martin Terek, Roseann Thompson, Kay Trainer, Sharon Trickett, Cindy Turner, Jeffrey Tutalo, Karen Vanet, Valerie VanMeter, Pat Victor, Frances Wagoner. Jan Walden Barbara Warder, Diane Warner, Shirlev 158 Washington, Deborah Watkins, Donna Watkins, Lynda Wells, Diana Whiting, Susan Wiant, Garv Wickland, Maryanna Williams, Trudv Willis, Jane W llson L inda Wilt, David Woodard, Gary Wotring. Robert 159 Adams, Suzzanne Allevato, Mary Ann Anderson, Mark Allard. Linda Alt, George Andre, Linda Allen, Delores Anderson, Elizabeth Ardisson, Darlene Arnett, Joanna Ash, Cynthia Ash, John Auvil. Randall Raker, Rebecca Barberic, Dave Barron, Bonnie Bates, Clyde Beatty, David Beeghly, Patricia ]M ? ' £ Wfc Class of 74. Class of 74. Class of 74. Class 160 Beerbower, Paula Belcastro, Joyce Bell, Bonnie Berry, Rhonda Beverly, Sherri Beymer, Pam Biller, Kathy Blagg, Bruce Bode, Diana Bolvard, Garv Bovvley, Anthony Breech, Jack Brill, Dennis Brown, Sandra Brown, Wendy Bryner, Patricia Buretz, Barbara Burton, Jackie Butler, Sherry Byrd, Jayne )f ' 74. Class of ' 74. Class of ' 74. Class of ' 74. 161 Chrobak, Diana Coleman. Arnie Colich. Ellaine Conwell, Cynthia Corbitt, Chris Cox. Marty Cox, Pamela Cheryl Dai ley, Joyce Dawson, Joeline Derr, Kathv Dial, Neil Doman. Vickie Lynn Doss, Ruth Ann Draper, Terri Duffelmeyer, Justine Ely, Stephanie Love Feaster, Ken Fetty, Charles [• Inker, Johnnie Mae Forman, Sandra, K Fox, Patty Frey, Jeanne Friedline, Sharon Cainer. Karen Gates, Susan 162 Left: All in step, the Falconettes march t( sideline as another show is completed th« Gnagy, Rebecca Gonzalez, Kathleen Grandstaff, Delores Greathouse, Deborah Ann Gross, Jennifer Hanlon, Pam Harman, Phyllis Harris, William M ichael Hartman, Patty Lou Haught, William Herndon, Pamela Heston, Sheila Hildreth. Jane Holbrook, Linda Huey, John Huff, Debbie Huggins, Rebecca Humphrey, Alan Humphrey. Nancy Karol Hylton, Ronnie 163 Ice, Janice Kami. Betty Jayne Jackson, Marsha Jarvis, Brenda Ann Jenkins, Sebra Karnis, Sheila Kemery, Howard Lear, James Leavv, Wendy Ford, Patricia Lee Lejuene, Julie Leroy, Joseph Lipan, Leslie Luscher, Linda Lynch, Mag Martin, Gale Martin, George Mayo, Ida 164 McAnallen, Colleen Messinger, Janie Moebus, Carol McCann, Debbie Metzgar, Doris Moore, Nancy McCartney, Kay Mierley, Beth Ann Moore, Rebecca McGowan, David Miller, Holly Morgan, Kathy Menhart, Joy Miller, Margaret Morris, Eileen Meo, Kandyce Miller, Robert Morrison. Patricia Members of the Home Economic Club made Christmas stockings for the newborn babies at Fairmont General Hospital 165 Morrison, Rosalee Mowrey, Vonda Neely, Carolyn Nestor, Becky Nestor, Marilyn Newhouse, Robin Nichols, Melinda O ' Field, Bill Oliverio, Stephanie Orr, Cathy Osbourn, Adrianne Patsch, Jackie Peters, Jennifer Pinnell, Linda Plutro, Michele Pokrzywa, Pattv Pope, Steve Post, John Powers, Pam Pride, Pam Pulice, Diane Putian, Dominga Radford, Barbara Raikes, Roger Peed, Janet Reeder, Randy Rice, Janice Reifer, Brenda Riffe. Becky Riffle, Marilyn 166 A Christmas Tea was given by the faculty for friends, faculty and adminis- tration. Delta Zeta sorority members served. Riggs, Lois Riley, Marilyn Robinson, Robert Robinson, Ronnie Rogers, Barbara Rokisky, Arlene Romino, Cecilia Rosier, Shirley Rowan, Marvin Rowland, Rickey Sachetti, Jimmie Jo Satterfield, Kathie Schoonover, Gary Seott, Camilla Seelinger, Kathy 167 Serenari, Lynnette Sezbenski, Debra Shaffer. Barbara Shea, Melissa Short, Judith Shreve, David Simms, Sandra Six, Thomas Skeen, Gail Soulsbv, Paula Stealey, Debbie Steele, Deanna Stein, Lucia Stewart, Cheri Stotler, Dale Straight, Claude Straight, Don Strapko, Nancy Stutler, Vicki Sumpter, Cynthia 168 Sophomore Julie Lejeune demonstrates how to use a key punching machine. Taylor, Christie Tavlor, Rhonda Thralls, Todd Urso, Kathy VanHorn, Paul Tavlor, Diane Tylor, Violet Trickett, Carol Utz, Victoria Wacowski, Anna Taylor, Kathleen Thorne, Donna Tucker, Cynthia Vagnozzi, Paula Waddell, John Wain, Randy White, Greg Wetzel, Jane White, Joseph 169 White, Theresa Wilt, Beverly Wise, Chuck Whitlatch, Christina Winstel, Louise Wolverton, Candace Williams, James Winter, Karen Woodward, Judy Julie Lejeune and Robert Barnett examine a display of Barnett ' s unusual pets. 70 Woodyard, Elaine Woofter, Bill Woy, Robert Yea er, Deborah Yoho, Steve Young, Margaret Fairmont State Library 171 Below: Budd Givens serenades Beth Pat Garner. Adams, Ron Allen, Cindi Anderson, Glara Alherieo, Ronalc Alvaro, Angelo Angelilli, Patty Alkire, Diane Ambrose, Cindy Annon, Teresa ■i .. : ' ••; -■• :■• - : Anselene, Arthur Ashcraft. Beverly Barnett, Ann Barron. Patricia Bartholow, Margaret Bartlett, Jenny Blaekham, June Bolyard, Pamela Bo er. Joanne Bradshau , Susan Class of 73 Class of ' 73 Class of ' 73 Class of ' 73 172 Students e n j o v walking around the campus during their free time. Breckenridge, Larry Bredon, Patricia Butler, Sara Cabo, Gary Cain, Nancv Caloccia, William Campbell, Debra Carder, Darlene Carter, Linda Cianfrocca, Pattv Clayton, Sherry Coffman, Linda Cole, Laura Collins, Kenneth Cook, Elizabeth Copestick, Janie Cottrill, Bernice Cropp, Alice Crutchfield, David Cunningham, Linda 1 lass of ' 73 Class of ' 73 Class of ' 73 Class of ' 73 173 Juniors Sherry Williams and Suzanne McGinnis model their fashions at the Home Economics Style Show. Currey, Cheryl Davidson, Linda Davison, Jerry Davisson, Debbie Davisson, Jane Dawson, Connie Diamond, Nancy Donlin, Randy Dunaway, William Evans, Joyce Feather. Jcrr Folk, Pamela Ford, Karen Frazier, Craig Fullerton, Kenneth 174 Graeber, Robert Gregory, Tony Gulas, Ethel Gwinn, Thelma Haught, Debbie Hawkins, Deborah Hay, David Hennis, Nanc) Hill, Judy Holbert, Pollv Howell. Kathi Jenkins, Virginia Johnson, Debbie Jones, Jerrelle Jones, Linda King, James Kinnan, Judy Klaus, John Koehn, Susan Koliscak, Malcolm The show case, out side of the journalism lab. portrays antique pictures of the birth of Fairmont State College. 175 Koubal. Karl Lafferty, Kathleen LaMaster, Cindy Landacre, Becky Lantz, Brenda Lawson, Nikki Lilley. Nancy Loar. Cathy Louis, Steve Low, Robert Lowther, Donnie Madia. Angela Malone, Kath) Markley, Charlotte Martin, Joseph Matheny, Jayne McDougal, MariK 11 McGee, Mildred McGlumphy, Karen Meadow S, Susan Meredith, Diane Merritt, Wesley Michael, Christine Mikulski, Cathy Miller, Kathryn Minardi, Diane Morgan, Susan Morrison, Robert Mutch, Donald Nease, Gay 176 Nestor. Patricia Newhouse, Kerry Nicholson. Jackie Oru ig. Jennings Pack, Fran Pastorial, Violet Name Fairmont State College was adopted in 1943. «WMWMM r MI Petrosky, Jeanette Pettit, Gus Phillips, Sherry Piercy, Linda Pingley, Jo Ellen Poe, Elmer Powell, Dennis Priester, Barbara Proudfoot, David Provance, Debbie 177 Sandridge, Ear SanLuis, Lu Schlarb, Cindy Schrader, Glenn Lewis Sellers, Jane Ann Shaffer, Cary Sharp, Karen Shields, Marsha Simmons, Edward Simonton, Susan 178 Sinclair, Rebecca Smith, Janet Smith, Lucinda Smith, Sandra Kay Snodgrass, Charlotte Stanley, William Lloyd Starcher, Linda Starkey, John Starr, Robert Sturm, Sarah Summers, Vickie Jane Swecker, June Renee Sypolt, Terrie Taggart, Pamela Teets,, Arthur Templeton, Rosemary Tennant, Shelia Tennant, Twyla Dawn Thomas, James Thome, Gary 179 Hunt-Haught Science Hall WM§WWijMffii ! ; ' ' ■ ' : ' ' •- ' ■ ' V ' • : ' : ' v -- - Zj Above: Kathy Seelinger, a Sigma Kappa pledge, covered with pie during the pie throwing contest sponsored by the pledges. Walsh, Nancy Ware, Karen 180 Wolfe, Donna Yerace, Linda Zablackas, John Zugar, Danie Watach, Connie White, Rick Wilkins, Janet Williams, Joyce Wilson, Pamela Kav ' ' O ef ( v Y Above left: Lynda Lehman displays her expressive paintings during her Senior Art Exhibit. Left: Front view of the Administration building Above right: Pence Hall won first place in dorm competition for the Homecoming game. 181 REM KM HI- K WHEN? These people were capped just four years ago! Adams, Denise M. Baltimore, Maryland, Physi- cal Education Alasky, Diane L, Farmington, Secretarial Altobcllo, Marlene Dawson Keyser, English Amnions, Lynne Cheryl Fairview, Sociology Andrews, Lawrence G Grafton, Accounting Ankrom, James Dean Middlebourne, Industrial Arts Argabrite. Barbara Elaine Kingwood, Elementary Education Argabrite, Michael R. Kingwood, Physical Education Arnett, Lloyd Fairmont, Speech and Drama Arnold Kathleen Star City, Nursing Class of ' 72 Class of ' 72 Class of ' 72 Class of ' 72 182 Arnold, Rebecca Davis, Sociology Asfour, Fay Weirton, English Ashhy, David Caryl Madison, Physical Education Ayers, Patricia M. Fairmont, Elementary Education Ayers, Robert W. Fairmont, Business Administration Aylestock, Ronald Lynn Clarksburg, Engineering Technology Bailes, Carleen Summers ville. Accounting Bailey, Sara Jane Weston, Sociology and Psychology Baker, Susan Moorefield, Clerical Baker, Tom C. Shirley, Elementary Education Baldauf, Art, Follansbee, Physcial Education Baldwin, Pattie Sue Mt Clare, English 1 lass of ' 72 Class of ' 72 Class of ' 72 Class of ' 72 183 Baney. Robert Joseph Claksburg, Business Administration Baransky, Rosemary Fairmont, Sociology Barberio, Dyane Fairmont, Sociology Barkat. [Cathy Renae Hemlock, Social Studies and Elementary Education Bates, Jennifer Bailey Kingwood, Art Batson, Virginia Glover Gap, Secretarial Studies Bauer, Linda E. Arthurdale, Social Studies Bauserman, Robert Martinsburg, Engineering Tech. Beall, Louise Cumberland, Maryland, Physical Education Beatty, Nettie Jo Smithfield, English Bell, Larry Flkins, Sociology Belot. Eddie Fairmont, Physics, Pyschology Bennett, Gay K. Bolair, Business Administration Benson, Robert W. Weston, Industrial Education Betts, Linda St. Albans. Secretarial Studies J 84 Bice, Susan Elizabeth Bridgeport, Nursing Bilotta, Karen Sue Fairmont Speech and Drama Bjorkman, Mark Arthurdale, Physical Education Bjornviclc, James A. Davis, Political Science Blumhagen, Greta Ripley, Technical Education Boehmoes, Richard Kevser, Social Studies Boggs, Keith L. Clarksburg, Business Administration Boggs, Michele Ann Clarksburg, Secretarial Bolyard, David Moatsville, Engineering Technology 185 Bolyard. Douglas Moatsville Engineering Tech. Boor, Bonnie Cabins, Mathematics Boor, Carole Cabins. Physical Education Bragg, Amber L. St. Albans, Secretarial Brannon, Timoth) R Clarksburg, Industrial Education Brasher, Roy W. Burton, Industrial Education Brenneman, Patricia Bridgeport, Accounting Brookover, Kathy L. Lockport, NevvYork, Social Studies Brown, Larry Steven Shinnston, Business Administration Donna Donnellon has her senior picture taken by a photographer from Steven Studio. 186 Brown, Rodney Parkersburg, Business Administration Brummage, Robert E. Fairmont, Engineering Tech. Bucher, Zella Jo Header, Biology Bunner, Clyde Douglas Rivesville, Music Bunner. Karen Louise Fairmont, Nursing Burgreen, Linda Grafton, Home Economics Byrer, John F Philippi, Physical Education Cain, Susan Bigbend, Secretarial Cale, Cheryl Lynn Fairmont, Elementary Education Carder, William Frostburg, Maryland, Business Administration Carlson, Janet Vienna, English Carlson, John R. New Martinsville, Physical Education Carpenter, Jane Ellenboro, Language Arts Carpenter, Sharon Lee Fairmont, Home Economics Carr, Larry W. Fairmont, Biology 187 Castleman, Paula lv Martinsburg, Elementary Education Cathell, Charlotte H, Bridgeport, Mat hematics Chipps. Donna Payne Clarksburg, English Cinalli, Nick Fairmont, Physical Education Cinelli, Linda Anne Fairmont, Elementary Education Clark, Beverly Diane Kingwood, Mathematics Clark, Michael Francis New Martinsville, Physical Education Claus, Joan M. Bridgeport, Nursing Cleavenger, Deanna Clarksburg, Elemental Education ( llonch, Bobert L. Clarksburg, Mathematics Comptbn, Charles Arnold Salem. Industrial Education Conaway, Larry Barrakville, Physical Education 188 Conley, William Charles Follansbee, Engineering Technology Conrad, Mary Margaret Clarksburg, Elementary Education Cooper, Janice Marie Weston, Secretarial Studies Copeland, K. Carol Wadestown, Home Economics Cordray, Martha Pancake Homney, Elementary Education Corley, David Allen Buckliannon, Social Studies Courtney, Gary E. Clarksburg, Social Studies Cowger, Ralph Edward Fairmont, Engineering Technology Cox, Joyce Ann Hundred, Home Economics Crim, Linda Lee Gerrardstown, English Cruikshank, Robert A. Fairmont, Business Administration Crutchfield, Gary Alan Burnsville, Business Administration 189 Cullinan. Kathleen L. Weirton, Political Science Cunningham, Gloria Petrucci Farmington, Home Economic; Cutlip, Sandy Fairmont. Sociolog) Darrah, Patty Ann Grant Town, Nursing Davis, Cheryl June Fairmont, Speech and Drama Davis, George M. Clarksburg, Business Administration Davis, Lawrence Alan Fairmont. Industrial Arts Davis, Linda Lee Clarksburg, Elementary Education Dayton, Donna L. Keyser, Elementary Education Dean, Larry R Wheeling, Social Studies DeBellis, Maggie Fairmont, Elementary Education DeFazio, Diana Monongah. Home Economics DeMary, John Rivesville, Biology DeMoss Sandy Lou Kingwood, Music — Voice DePolo, Theodore B. Nutter Fort, Business Administration 190 Detrick, Stephen Ridgeley, Business Administration DeVore, Toni Lynne Parkersburg. French DeWitt, Mary Kathrvn Fairmont, Elementary Education Dicken, Nancy Lee Cumberland, Maryland, Elementary Education Dickerson, Monica Carolina, Business Education Dobbins, Carolyn Marie Amherst, Ohio, Accounting Donnellon, Donna Clarksburg, Elementary Education Doolittle, Ellen Lee Bridgeport, Elementary Education Draper, Thomas L. Boardman, Ohio, Physical Education Duke, Sarajane Saltsburg, Pennsylvania, Home Economics Duling, Grover, Fairmont, Industrial Technology Durigon, Olivia LaBelle, Pennsylvania, Elementary Education Efavv, Debora Jean Mannington, Nursing Efaw, Linda Mannington, Sociology Elsey, Susan Grafton, Music 191 Enlow . Ruth Ann Reedsville, Nursing Evans, James R. Logan, Biology Evans. Mary Ann Logan, Elementary Education Everitt, Susan Diane Clarksburg, Accounting Falcon, John Terrance Beech Bottom, Physical Education Farcin, Howard Allen Fairmont, Accounting Fiorenza, Danitajo Clarksburg, Speech and Drama Fittro, Mary Lou Clarksburg, Elementary Education Fleming, Robert Burnt House, Biology Foltin, Sherrill Lee Central City, Pennsylvania Elementary Education Fortney, Edwin Charles Tunnelton, Mathematics Fowler, Brenda Parkersburg, Nursing Fratto, Mary Ann Weirton, English Frazier, John 1 1 Fairmont, Engineering Technology Freeman. Linda Harvey Weirton, Physical Education 192 Senior Elizabeth Schmidt listens intensiveley dur- ing an American Yearbook Rap Session at Seven Springs Ski Resort. Freeman, Paulette Baster, Elementary Education Furgason, Elizabeth Fairmont, Elementary Education Garlow, Howard Dean Fairmont, Mathematics Garlitz, Dale I. Lonaconing, Maryland Physical Education Garton, Mary Ellen Fairmont, Social Studies Gaston, Donald B Glarksburg, Music Gatrell, Susan Kay Fairmont, Nursing Gaughenbaugh, Kathleen Weirton, Elmentary Education Germon, Terry Lee Gaithersburg, Maryland, Engineering Technology 193 Getz, Bonita Marie Fairmont. Elementary Education Christ. Carol Ann Connellsville, Pennsylvania, Elementary Education Glass, Stephen Michael Shinnston, English Glover, Darlene Mannington, Home Economics Gobeli, Benjamine A. Helvetia, Social Studies Godish, Joseph Johnstown, Pennsylvania Elementary Education Goodwin, Rosa Lee Fairmont, Physical Education Gorby, Carolyn Kingwood, Elementary Education Grandstaff, Frank Ravenswood, Physical Education Griffin, Paula Jean Mannington, Elementary Education Griffith, David J. Clarksburg, Business Administration Grose, John A Morgantown, Industrical Arts. Groves, Stanley Sistersville, Political Science 194 Gum, Elizabeth Valley Bend, Physical Education Gump, Kenneth Glenn Cottageville, Mechani- cal Engineering Tech Hamilton, Linda Fairmont, Secretarial Studies Hammond, Linda Kay Fairmont, Secretarial Studies Hamrick, Laverne Lee Valley Head, English Hankins, Iva Paul Bridgeport, Business Administration Hankins, Sue Carroll Bridgeport, English Harper, David Lynn Lorentz, Accounting Harper, Rebecca Buckhannon, Social Studies Harsh, Ronald Bellington, Physical Education Hawkins, Vicki Lynne Fairmont, Speech and Drama Hayhurst, Kathryn Fairmont, Physical Education Heaberlin, Jan Keys Clarksburg, Physical Education Hedrick, Janet Lou Mouth of Seneca, Business Education Herron, Diane Lucille Barrackville, Chemistry Hervey, Mary Kathryn Wellsburg, Speech and Drama Heston, John M. Fairmont, Socilogy Hickman, Juanita Elkins, Elementary Education Hill, Collette D Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Physical Education Hill, Rebecca Bridgeport, Sociology 1% Hill. Susan Lee Mannington, Physical Education Hoban, Nancy Joyce Fairmont, Elementary Education Hoff, Lynn Bloomfield, New Jersey, Elementary Education Hoffman, Alfred Neale Clarksburg, Endustrial Arts Holbert, James Bridgeport, Business Administration Hood, Jeffrey L. Bridgeport. Physicial Education Hullderman, Charles Dennis Fairmont, Mechanical Engineering Tech. Humphrey, Frederic Adair Pennsoboro. Biology Hutson, Marsha Lynn Parkersburg, Music Hylton, Larry Coal City, Elementary Education Ice, Beverly Hundred, Physical Educatio, Jennings, Stanley Wayne Newburg, Biology Johnson, Rex Buckhannon. Industrial Arts Jones, Donna S. Fairview, Nursing Jones, Martha Jean Shinnston. Mathematics 196 Joy, Julia Kay Fairmont, Home Economics Kamata, Hiroko Negat a- Prefecture, Japan English Kearns, Susan Jean Monongah, Elementary Education Kearns, William C. Gaithersburg, Maryland, Business Administration Kiger, Susan Jane West Union, Secretarial Studies Kimble, James David New Martinsville, Industrial Arts Kirchner, Connie A. Newell, Elementary Education Kite, Jane Frye Petersburg, English Knight, Donna L. Clarksburg, Physicial Education and Biology Knotts, Timothy E. Fairmont, Industrial Arts Koreski, Mary Kathryn Shinnston, Elementary Education Krumenacker, James Fairmont, Political Science Lachapelle, Jim Clarksburg, Social Studies Lambert, Susan J Parsons, English — Journalism Lancianese, Katyjo St. Marys, French La Rue, Carol Lynne Rippon, Secretarial Studies Laux, Timothy K Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Physical Education Lawrence, Carol Rivesville, Elementary Education Lee, Mary Fairmont, Nursing Leep, Jack W. Clarksburg, Social Studies 197 Lehman, Lynda Ann Washington. Pennsylvania, Art Lemley, Carol Ann Burton, Sociology Leo, Marshall T. Elkins, B.A. Education Lepley, Ruth Ann Farmington, Nursing Lewis, Julia Ann Beverly, Home Economica Lieving, E. Scott Fairmont, Physical Education Lilly, Charlotte, Ann Lewisburg, Home Economics Lindsy, Patricia Clarksburg, Social Studies Llaneza, Joe Clarksburg, Business Administration Long, Jim Reader, Chemistry Long, Larry Clark Crooksville, Ohio, Business Administration Losh, Jerry- Clarksburg, Sociology Loss, Roseann Monongah, Nursing Lucas, Susan A. Crafton, Secretarial Studies Lynch, John Paul Fairmont, Music 198 M alien, Joyce Fairmont, Social Studies Maltba, Mary Lousie Mt. Clare, Nursing Manley, Debbie Fairmont, Elementary Education Marino, Frank Dawmont, Flementary Education Marks, Joe C. Worthington, Social Studies Marks, John L. Charleston, Sociology Marshall, Bonnie Calhoun Moorefield Elementary Education Martin, Ellen Charleston, Physical Education Martin, Kathleen Dianne Clarksburg, Biology Martin, Michael Francis Fairmont, Chemistry Martin, Ronald Lee Barrackville, Engineering Technolog) Marteney, Karen Volga, Secretarial Studies Matheny, Janet D. Mannington, Business Education Matkovich, Gregory M. Monongah, Industrial Arts Matthews, Shelly Business Administration Matteucci, Jerry Brownsville, Pennsylvania, Biology McConnell, Earl Fairmont, Music 199 McCoy, Mark A. Fairmont, Industrial Arts Comprehensive McCuIloch, Carol Jean Barrackville, Elementary Education McGee, Phillip Elkins. Physical Education McGinnis, Suzanne Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Home Economics Comprehensive McKim, Cheryl Mays Landing, New Jersey, Physical Education Mckinney. Wilbur Fairmont, Business Administration McCain, Michael Mannington, Chemistry McLaughlin, Janet Lee Idamay, Business Education Comprehensive McNair, Paul Weston, Industrial Arts Comprehensive McNeely, Denise Hundred, Home Economics Comprehensive Messenger, Phyllis Wayne Elkins, Sociology Miller, Susan T. Fairmont, Elementary Education Mills, Penny Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, Home Economics Comprehensive Moore, David L, Fairmont, Business Administration Moore, Ellen R Berkeley Springs, Home Economics Comprehensive Moore, Nancy Parsons, Elementary Education Morgan, Charles W. Clarksburg, Biology Morgan, Donna Carol Fairmont, Elementary 11 200 Morrow Hal Morgan, Vera Belle Hepzibah, Secretarial Studies Morris, Sandra Jean Weirton, Elementary Education Murphy, Lenora Grace Circleville, Physical Education Murphy, Shirley Lumberport, Elementary Education Mustachio, Mary Rose Fairmont, Social Studies Muster, Kathryn B. Morgantown, Biology Myers, Jack Clarksburg, Accounting Naumann, Beth Louise Clarksburg, Secretarial Studies Nelson, Keith French Creek, Business Administration 201 Nickolich. Brenda Kay Fairmont, Business Education Comprehensive Nine. Wends Sue Reedsville. Social Studies Norns, Jacqueline Connellsville, Penns 1 ania, Elementary Education Olson. David G. Monongah. Business Administration Oyster, James C, Chester, Industrial Arts Paolo, Theodora Werrton. English Paugh, Donna Jo Clarksburg, Home Economics Comprehensive Pellegrin. Dominick J. Fairmont, Industrial Education Comprehensive Penick, Ralph H. Hebron, Ohio, Social Studies Comprehensive Petrucci, Elizabeth M. Farmington, Secretarial Studies Phelps, M. Fred Luke, Maryland, Business Administration Phillips. Frances Ann Fairmont, Nursing Pickstone, Nancy Rivesville. Nursing Pitner. John Kenneth Vienna, Engineering Technology Polster, Diane Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Art Post, Kevin Clcon Buchannon, Industrial Arts Comprehensive Postlewait, William ellsburg, Elementary Education 202 Povish, Christine Elaine Philippi, Secretarial Studies Powell, Jackie Fairmont, Elementary Education Pratt, Eugene Carl Morgantown, Electronics Tech, Proudfoot, Jama Eark Elkins, Social Studies Proudfoot, William I) Elkins. Industrial Arts Queen, Galen Hebron, Ohio, Biolog) Quertinmont, Michael Wayne Buchkhannon, Social Studies Redpath, Dinah L) in i Weirton, Sociology Reel, Dorothy Jean Keyser, English Reese, Bronson Fairmont, Physical Education Reese, Peggy Fairmont, Physical Education Ribas, Mark Bridgeport, Business Administration Riedemon, Steven Fairmont, Business Administration Rinker, Elizabeth Keyser, Physical Education Ritz, Terry New Martinsville, Physical Education Robinson, Connie PineGrove, Business Education Robinson, Cynthia Lee Fairmont, Home Economics Robinson, Ralph R Nutter Fort, Business Administration Rogers, Alice Clarksburg, Maryland, French Rogers, Timothy Paul St. Albans, Physical Education 203 Rohanna, Patti Mannington, Social Studies Rose, Kitty Rivesville. Elementary Education Rote, Twyla L Barrackville, Home Economics Rowland, Ron Bloomingdale, Ohio, Physical Education Ruggiero, Lillian D. Fairmont, Home Economics Ryan, Donna Jean Cameron, Elementary Education Salancy, Carl Export, Pennsylvania, Business Administration Sanders, Barbara Fair mont, Elementary Education Sandy, Joseph Franklin Fairmont, Business Administration Schmeck, Mar belle Plum Boro, Pennsylvania, Physical Education Schmidt, Elizabeth A Fairmont. Secretarial Studies Scott, Charles Dayton, Ohio, Physical Education Scott, Randolph C. Fairmont, Business Administration Scott, Rose Ellen Clarksburg, Sociology Seese, Myron Jack Hundred, Political Science Shane, Janet Sue Fairv lew Sociology Sharp, Janette Fairmont. Elementary Education 204 k t Shaw, Karen Skimer Welsonburg, Nursing Shaw, Robert Eugene Wallace, Business Administration Shawen, Elizabeth Ann Romney, English Sheets. Ronda Bilotta Fairmont, Physical Education Shimp, Lynn Fairmont, Elementary Education Shipco, Linda Suzanne Monongah, Biology Shriver, James R. South Charleston, Electrical Engineer Tech. Simmons, Marlene Follansbee, French Skeen, Harry Keith Ripley, Engineering Technology f, H ' A Skeen, Robert S. Ripley History Sleezer, Robert W. Toms River, New Jersey, Biology Smarrella, Tom Weirton, Biology Smith, Claudia B Fairmont, Elementary Education Smith, Barbara E. Fairmont, Elementary Education Smith, Donna Yost New Martinsville, English Smith, Robert Hughes Smyrna, Delaware, Biology Smith, Sunday Diann Parkersburg, Nursing 205 Smith, Victoria Lynn Fairmont, Secretarial Studies Smythe, Linda G. Weirton, Speech and Drama Snider, Terry Jo Worthington, Elementary Education Softcheck, Robert S. Grindstone, Pennsylvania, Engineering Technology Spanabel, Mary Ann Fairmont, Psychology Spencer, John M. Hastings, Physical Education Spoerlein. Roger, Somerset, Pennsylvania Elementary Education Squires, Carol Fellowsville, Elementarv Education Stalder, Kathryn Fairmont, Psychology Stalnaker, Sharron Lea Annamorial, Secretarial Stalnaker, Walter S. Weston, Industrial Education Stemple, Jo E. Elkins. Sociology Steward, Larry D. Mansfield, Ohio, Elementary Education Stewart, Sharon Rivesville, Clerical Stickley, Casey David Fairmont, Industrial Education Stout, Charles Lloyd Bridgeport, Engineering Technology- Straight, Earl N, Fairmont, English — Journalism Strawser, Judy Rae Reedsville, Home Economics Strcither, Greg Clarksburg. Engineering Technolog) Studenic, Bett May Farmington. Elementary Education 206 Studenic, Gary Samuel Parkersburg, Biology and Physical Education Sullivan. John Fairmont, Music Swecker, Marilyn Jean Flemington, Home Economics Comprehensive Swisher, Susan Sistersville, Elementary Education Taylor, Charles M. Fairmont, English and Journalism Testa, Donna M. Fairmont, Accounting — Clerical Tetrick, Brenda Kaye Fairmont, Nursing Thompson, Edward Martin Clarksburg, Business Administration Thorne, Kathy Imogene Mannington, Elementary Education Thornton, Einda Ruth New Martinsville. Secretarial Studies Tobrey, Cathy W, Mannington, Home Economics Comprehensive Toothman, John Fairmont, Political Science Tracy, Linda Joy Reader, English Trovato, Johnnie W. Clarksburg, Social Studies Turner, Betty Jo Newport, Kentucky, Art Turner, Billie Bayard, Business Education Turner, Frank D Fairmont, Music 207 Tusing, Terry Lee Barraekville. Physical Education Ulery, Richard Brownsville, Pennsylvania, Art Valentine, Nancy Rivesville, Music VanGilder, Janet Fairmont, Business Education V ' ennis, Mark R. Barraekville. Social Studies Vigna, Kathryn Fairmont, Psychologv Vilone, Paula Dennison Fairmont, Mathematics Waddill, Vickie St. Albans, Secretarial Studies Walden, Marilyn Morgantown, Nursing Waltz, Charles O. Barraekville, History Watkins, Janis Cumberland, Maryland Social Studies Weaver, Deanna Asterino Fairmont, Elementary Education Weekley, Larry Porters Falls, Physical Education and Social S tudies Weese, Shirley Ann Riverton, Business Education Weisenmiller, Richard Ridgeley, Accounting Welch, Joseph Michael Bridgeport, Business Administration West. Louella Barraekville, Sociology White, Cindy Barraekville, Nursing White, James Kenneth Weston. Industrial Arts Wilfong, Cara J. Frederick, Maryland. Elementarv Education 208 Williams, Donna Sue Fairmont, Elementary Education Williams, Randall V. West Union, Biology Willis, Cathey Shinnston, Elementary Education Wilson, Mary Barrackville, Nursing Wilson, Nancy Lynn Fairmont, Psychology Winter, Roy Eugene Clarksburg, Business Administration Withers, Richard Grafton, Industrial Arts Comprehensive Wolfe, Bonnie K. Reedsville, Physical Education Wolfe, Jerry Michael Tunnelton, Social Studies Comprehensive Wolfe, Marilyn Colebank Fellowsville, Business Education Comprehensive Woody, Dottie Lou Carolina, Business Education Comprehensive Workman, Diana Clarksburg, Elementary Education Wright, Kathy Fairmont, Home Economics Comprehensive Yerace, Loretta Ann Fairmont, Home Economics Comprehensive Yergovich, Donna Elaine Fairmont, Elementary Education Yoak, Sharon I Grantsville, Music Yoho, Joe Cameron, Social Studies Comprehensive Young, David Walter Vienna, History Younkin, James W. Connellsville, Pennsylvania, Engineering Technology 209 Below: President Feaster talks with a few staff members at the Christmas tea Bot- tom: Visitors from local civic concern bring gifts for student loan fund 210 DR. ESTON K. FEASTER President 211 Arcure, Martin Instructoi ; Phys Ed. Arnold. Dr. Eugene Prof; Education Avers, Dr Phyllis Prof.; History Baker, William Instructor; Economics Bickel, L.O. Manager; Bookstore Bock, Edward Instr ; Business Boram, Dr William Dean of Academic Affairs Buck, Christiane Instr. Foreign Lang Bundy, Joseph Asst Prof.; Phys Ed Burns, Ruth Asst Prof : Business Cannon, George Asst.; Academic Dean Carpenter, Anita Instructor; Nursing Cavanaugh, Dr Jean Professor; English Coleman, Dr James Assoc. Prof.; Chemistry Collins, Dr Edmund Prof. Phys. Science Conaway, John Asst. Registrar Conn, Robert Asst. Prof.; Foreign Lang. Cornetti, Sunda Asst. Prof.; Sociology Cox, Homer Business Manager Creasy, Dr. William Prof.; Biology Dodge, Margaret Instr.; Nursing Ed. Doolittle, Dr Margaret Assoc. Prof.; Education Duling, Galen Director; Teacher Ed Dumire, Jane Asst. Prof. Journalism Dunn, Dr B.C. Professor, Commerce Edwards, Dr. Paul Dean of Academic Affairs Fought, Vicki Counseling Fowler. Dvv ight Assoc. Prof ; Ind.-Tech. Fox, Richard Asst. Prof.; Economics Frye, A. Neil Dean of Men 212 Left: Dr. YuSan Wang and daughter enjoy the Student Coun- cil swim party Below: Richard Lengel, instructor of history, and David Daniels, a well known musican, play in the FSC Community orcestra. Fulda, Dr Michael Asst. Prof; Political Science Gatrell. Steven Asst. Prof.; History Gick, Alan Asst. Prof.; Commerce Gillespie, Dr Patricia Asst. Prof.; Education Gilmer, Jeriel Instructor. Music Goodwin, James Instr.; Ind. Tech Gould, Marvin Instru ; Commerce Grimsley, Barbara Instructor; Nursing Hadley, Dr Harry Assoc. Prof ; Education Hales, James Assoc. Prof ; Resource Center Harman, Glenn Instructor; Business Haynes, Donald Asst. Prof.; Science Physics Herring, Lewis Assoc. Prof.; Ind. — Tech. Ed. Hess, Melva Asst. Prof.; Home Econ. Hicks, Thomas Instr.; Geography Hill, Larry Instructor; Phys. Ed Huston, Anne Instructor; Sociology Jackson, Dr. Byron Chairman; Lang, and Lt Jaynes, Edgar Chairman; Commerce Johnson, Dr. Lowell Asst. Prof ; English 213 Jones. Marilynn Asst. Prof.; English Julian. William Counseling — Vocational Counselor Keister, Betty Instructor; Nursing Kerr, William Asst. Prof.; Phys. Ed. King, John Asst. Prof.; English Larkin, Margaret Assoc. Prof ; Math Laughlin, William Asst. Prof ; Economics Leonard, Loy Asst. Prof.; Ind. — Tech. Ed Lough, Jo Ann Chairman; Speech — Drama Lucas, Aileen Asst Prof ; Library Mahaney, Stephen Instructor; Physical Ed. Manly, Charles Asst. Prof.; Speech — Drama Martin, Lucille Instructor; Home Econ. McGreevy, Francis Instructor; Business McKinney, Lousie Instructor, Math Miss Frances Moody, instructor of Music, devotes her time to her stu- dents by playing in their recitals, and staying after hours for rehearsals. McLaughlin, Earl Milam, Otis Mills, James Asst. Prof.; Elementary Registrar; Dir. of Admiss. Print Shop Ed. Morgan, Mary Moroose, Dr. Donald Moody, Frances Instructor; History Asst. Prof.; Education Asst. Prof.; Music 214 Muto, Lois Dean of Women Nesselroad, Joanna Assistant Prof.; Home Economics Newcome, Mildred Associate Prof.; English Nichols, Emily Instructor; Commerce Nieves, Alvar Instructor; Sociology Nutter, Barbara Assistant Prof.; English Pearse, Ronald Instructor; Psychology Pease, Dr. Louise Prof.; History Pheasant, John Instr.; Industrial Technology Ed. Phillips, Walter Assoc. Prof ; Ind.-Tech. Ed. Phillips, William Associate Prof.; Education Potesta, Woodrow Prof.; Business Potter, William Instructor; Business Priester, Harry Associate Prof.; Education Prichett, William Associate Prof.; Biology Pulice, Frank Dir.; Food Service Above: William Julian, Vicki Fought, William Shaffer, and secretary Pauline Stevens are members of the new counseling department. Left: Mrs. Feaster, Dean Lois Muto, and Dean Neil Frye greet friends and faculty at the President ' s Tea. 215 Pulsifer. Jack Assoc. Prof.; History Radcliff, Judith Instructor; Home Economics Retton, Joe ssistant Praf Physical Ed Rice, Alva Assistant; Business Manager Richardson, Dr Rayman Assistant Prof ; Science Rhodes, Lillian Chair. Assoc. Prof.; Art Rosier, Josephine Assoc. Prof.; Library Rowe, Melanie Jeanne Instructor; Mathematics Ruoff, Dr William Asst. Prof.; Chemistry, Chairman Sansalone, Frank Instructor, Business Schaupp. Fred Asst. Prof ; Commerce Schooley, John Instructor; Music Schultzbank, Philip Asst Prof.; Office Machines Scott, Carol Instructor; Nursing Shaffer, William Asst. Prof ; Psychology Shan, Robert Asst. Prof.; Biology Simonof, Jean Instructor; Library Skaggs, Ruth Asst. Prof ; Home Economics Skinner, Dr. Waldon Prof ; Chairman HPER Synder, Barry Asst Prof.; Art Snyder, James Assoc. Prof ; Ind.-Tech. Ed. Sonnenshein, Dr. Richard Assoc. Prof.; English Springer, Hugh Instructor; Social Science Straight, Earl Assoc. Prof ; Dir Pub Rel Swanson, Charles Asst Prof.; Speech- Drama Swiger, Dr. Elizabeth Prof.; Chemistry Taggart, Dr. Leo Prof.; Education Teahan, John Asst. Prof.; English Thompson, William Instr., Industrial Ed Turner, James instructor; Chemistry 216 Van Horn, Joanne Instr.; History Wang,YuSan Assoc. Prof.; Pol.Sci. Wardian, Richard Instr.; History Wellock, Richard Assoc. Prof.; Chm. Fine Arts Whiteman, Richard Instr.; Ind.-Tech. Ed. Willard, Margaret Assoc. Prof.; Education Wilmoth, Stark Assoc. Prof.; Field Services Wilson, Wilford Director, Phys. Ed. Yost, Paul Dean of Administration Young, James Asst. Prof.; Geography Harboring a heritage of over one-hundred years, FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE has been known as the friendly college in a friendly city. Photograph by Howard Associates. 217 218 MOUNTAINEER COAL COMPANY Division of CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY Fairmont, W.Va. 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Your Station For Insured up to $20,000 Fighting Falcon Sports WMMN 5000 W 920KC CBS Music For Modern America CAMPUS DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND! Fairmont - Middletown Mall - Clarksburg MEN OF FAIRMONT STATE - our College Shop was designed with YOU in mind — and you ' ll find proof positive that you don ' t have to be a B.M.O.C. (Big Man On Currency) to dress like a V.I. P. (Victori lui Personnus) when you see our big wonder- ful selections. 229 If it ' s new, if it ' s now, you ' ll find it at JONES! FAIRMONT ' S FINE STORE of FASHION DOWNTOWN and M I DDLETOWN MALL KISNER CONSTRUCTION mf ■ ivwcrs AND SUPPLY COMPANY •Glidden Paint •Unfinished Furniture •Giftware yPbntiac PITROLO PONTIAC CADILLAC CO. jHh FAIRMONT, W. VA. 408 Morgantown Ave. Fairmont, W.Va. Bus. Phone 366-3100 RAWL1NGS OPTICIANRY Finest Eyewear in Fashion and Quality LEVINE ' S Nothing You Buy . . . Men ' s Wear Women ' s Wear Costs So Little 32.3 Adams Street . . . Yet Gives You So Muc h Fairmont, West Virginia Since 1946 230 We Care About Your Eyes Fairmont Hotel SPAGHETTI LASAGNA - RAVIOLI SEAFOOD - STEAKS PIZZA 6- HOAGIES 1742 Fairmont Ave. 4 363-3190 from PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO Morgantown Avenue BEST WISHES Class of 72 231 INDEX Arcure, Martin 212 mold, Dr. Eugene 212 yers, Dr Phyllis 212 Baker William 88, 212 Bickel, I. O. 212 Bock. Edward 212 Boram. Dr William 212 Buck. Christine 212 Bund) Joeseph 110,212 Burns, Ruth 212 Cannon, George 212 Carpenter, Anita 212 Cavanaugh, Dr Jean 212 Coleman, Dr James212 Collins, Dr Edmund 2. 212 Conaway John 212 Conn. Robert 212 Cornetti, Sunda 212 Cox, Homer 212 Creasy, Dr. William 212 Dodge, Margaret 212 Doolittle, Dr. Margaret 212 Duling, Galen 212 Dumire. Jane 212 Dunn, Dr BilK 212 Duval] Deacon 110 112 Edwards, Dr Paul 212 Feaster, Dr E. K. 2, 4. 210, 21 1 Fought, Vicki212, 215 Fowler, Dwight212 Fox, Richard 212 Frye. Neil 212, 215 Fulda, Dr Michael 213 Catrell, Steven 213 Cick, Alan 213 Gillespie, Dr. Patricia 213 Gilmer. Jeriel 213 Goodwin, James 213 Gould, Marvin 213 Grimslev, Barbara 213 Hadley. Dr Harry 213 Hales, James 213 Harman, Glenn 213 Haynes, Dr Stephen 213 Herring, Lewis 213 Hess, Melva 21.3 Hicks. Thomas 213 Hill, Larry 213 Huston, Anne 213 Jackson. Dr Byron 213 Jaynes, Edgar 213 Johnson, Dr Lowell 213 Jones, Marilynn 214 Julian. William 214, 215 Keister, Betty 214 Kerr, William 214 King, John 214 Larkin, Margaret 214 Laughlin, William 214 Lengal, Richard 213 Leonard. Loy 214 Lough, Jo Ann 214 Lucas, Aileen 214 Mahaney, Stephen 214 Manly, Charles 214 Martin, Lucille214 Milam, Otis 214 Mills. James 214 Moody, Frances 214 Morgan, Mary 214 Moroose, Dr Donald214 Muto, Lois 215 McGreevy, Francis 214 McKinney, Lousie214 McLaughlin, Dr. Carl 214 Nesselroad. Joanna 215 Newcome. Mildred 215 Nichols, Emily 215 Nieves, Alvar 215 Nutter, Barbara 215 Pearse, Ronald 21.5 Pease, Dr. Louise 215 Pheasant, John 21.5 Phillips, William 215 Potesta, Dr. Woodrow215 Potter. William 215 Priester. Harry 215 Pritchett, Dr William 215 Police, Frank 215 Pulsifer. Jack 216 Radclifl. Judith 216 Retton, Joseph 115,216 Rhodes. Lillian 216 Rice Ka2lh Richardson, Dr Ra Tnan216 Rosier, Josephine 216 Rowe, Melanie 216 Ruoff, Dr William 216 Sansalone, Dr Frank 216 Schaupp. Fred 216 Schooley, John 216 Schulzbank, Philip216 Scott, Carol 216 Shaffer, William 215, 126 Shan, Dr, Robert 216 Simonof, Jean 216 Skaggs, Ruth 216 Skinner, Dr C 137, 216 Snyder, James 216 Snyder, Robert 216 Sonnensheirn, Dr Robert 216 Springer, Hugh 216 Straight, Earl 216 Swanson, Charles 216 Swiger, Dr. Elizabeth 216 Taggart, Dr. Leo 216 Teahan, John 216 Thompson, William 216 Turner, James216 Van Horn, Joanne 217 Wang, Dr. Yu San 213, 217 Wardian, Richard 137,217 Wellock, Richard 217 Whiteman, Richard 217 Willard. Margaret 217 Wilmoth, Stark 217 Wilson, W, 217 Yost. Paul 217 Young, James217 Amos, Dr Raymond Ashton. John Raiser, Elizabeth Batson, Charles Bauer, Robert Brooks. James Brooks, Mona Burgess, Wavland Burns, Doris Byers, George Campbell, Kenneth Caruso, Thomas Chapman, Dr Ernest Church, Dr Samuel Clarke, Dr Paul Clovis, John Conrad, Hunter Copeland, Margaret Crues, Dorothy Davis, Dr. Thelma Dixon, William Eckles. Dr Larrv Fitch, John Fleming, Lucy Ford. Eleanor Frika, Richard Givens, Joan Crattan, Dr. Robert Gray, Lowell Hamilton, Donald Home. Nancy Hunt. Carl Hussey, Dr John Kennedy, Mary LaFauci, Doulas LaRue, Dr. James Lawson, Harold Long, Patricia Maloney, Francis Masters, Robert Michna, Adam Miller, Dr. Martha Moerk. Dr, Alice Moffett, Robert Moningcr, Delbert McClure, Richard McCormick, Dr Charles McCutcheon, Gary McGrath, Linda Naegele, Orville Naillcr. Barbara Nelson, Dr Carl Neptune. Marilyn O ' Dell Betty Overking. Michael Parker, Richard Pell, Peter Peters, Harold Petro. Flora Poston, Dr. Charles Powell, Ruth Pudsell, David Rader. Steve Reinhardt. Robert Ridgely. Paul Remonko. Guy Ryan, Patricia Salvati, Janet Save. Jerry Schneider, William Sherren, David Snyder, Suzanne Teichman. Dr. Meir Tilko. George Veasey. Marilee Ward. Jean Watson, Bart Weber, Daniel Weems, Charles Wilson, W R Wise. Kenneth Zivkovic, Peter Aaron, Christine 80 Abraham. Deborah 150 Abruzzino, John 92 Adams, Denise 182 Adams, Mary 160 Adams, Ronald 172 Alasky, Diane 182 Alberico, Ronald 61, 172 Alfred, Teddy 56 Alkire, Diane 172 Alleman, Marcia 64 Allen, Cynthia 76, 172 Allen, Darrell 105 Allen, Delores 160 Allevato, Mary 160 Aloi. Donna 80 Alt, George 160 Alvaro, Angelo.52, 172 Aman, Robert 53 Airian, William 63 Ambrose, Lucendia 172 Amos. Alice 40 Amos, Julia 57 Ammons. Lynne 182 Amos, Jean 34, 43, 64 Anderegg, Robert 128 Anderson, Clara 172 Anderson. Elizabeth 82. 160 Anderson, Mark 31, 160 Andre, Linda 160 Andrews. Lawrence 182 Angelilli, Albert 150 Angelilli. Patricia 172. 80 Angus, Norse 150 Ankrom, James 58, 182 Annon, Teresa 172 Anselene, Arthur 62, 63, 172, 88 Ardisson, Darlene 76 Argabrite, Barbara 37, 71, 160, 182 Argabrite, Michael 7, 71. 107, 111. 112,139. 140, 182 Arnett, James 43. 65 Arnett, Joanna 76, 160 Arnett, Lloyd 34, 40. 182 Arnold, Kathleen 182 Arnold, Mary 150 Arnold, Rebecca 183 Arnold. Stephen 128 Arnold, Thomas 94 rthur, John 126, 128 Asfour, Fay 55, 59, 183 Ash, Cynthia 27, 160 Ash, Donna 42, 80 Ash, John 160 Ashby, David 183 Ashcraft, Beverly 172 Ashcraft, Chris 25 Atkinson. Charles 58, 59 Attanasio. Jonathan 34 Austin, Keith 94 Auvil, Randall 160 Auvil, Sandra 60 Aylestock, Ronald 58, 59. 183 Ayers, Patricia 64, 183 Ayers, Robert 183 B Bailes, Carleen 183 Bailey, Harold 106, 111 Bailey, Sara 183 Baker, Rebecca 76, 160 Baker, Susan 183 Baker, Tommy 67, 183 Baldauf, Arthur 18, 19. 59, 68, 69. 183. 94 Baldwin, Patti 183 Baney, Robert 88. 184 Baransky, Rosemary 184 Barberic, John 160 Barberio, Dyane 184,80 Barcus, Ervin .34 Bard, Margaret 54, 76 Barkat, Kathy 184 Barnabei. Charlotte 85 Barnes, Lynn 139. 140 Bamett. Ann. 57. 172 Barnett, Robert 170 Barrick. Minetta 32. 33. 64, 150 Barron, Barbara 1.50 Barron, Bonnie 160 Barron, Patricia 25, 172 Bartholow, Margaret 172 Rartlett. Pamela 150 Barlett, Virginia 172 Basagic, Mark 92 Bates, Clyde 31. 32. 160 Bates, Jennifer 184 Batson, Virginia 184 Battle. LermanllS, 116, 120 Bauer. Linda 1S4 Bauserman. Robert 184 Beall, Louise 27, 184,82 Beall, Sally 59 Bean. William 150 Bear, Barbara 53 Beatty, David 160 Beatty. Nettie 184 Beatty, Robert 8 Beck. Danny 94 Beeghly. Particia60, 160 Beerbower. Paula 43, 161, 80 Belcastro. Joyce 161 Bell, Bonnie 161, 85 Bell, Larry 67. 69, 184,88 Belot, Jess 184 Bennett, Edith 150 Bennett, Gary 184 Benson, Robert 184 Benton. Mickey 105 Berry, Rhonda 161 Berry, Victoria 69 Betts. Linda 184 Beverly. Sherri 161 Bevmer. Pamela 161. 76 Bibey, Robert 63. 150 Bice. Susan 69, 185 Biddle. Pauline 25. 66 Biller, Kathy 34, 69, 161 Bilotta, Karen 52. 59, 64. 71, 69, 185 Biondi. Cynthia 27, 1.50, 1,53. 82 Bird, Gary 105 Bitonti, Monica 80 Bjnrkman, Mark 59, 62, 63, 71, 69, 185, 128, 88 Bjornvick, James 19, 59. 68. 69. 185 Black. William 137 Blackham. June 172 Blagg, Bruce 161 Blain, Robert 84, 96 Blank, Kenneth 126 Blankenship. Elizabeth 150 Blumhagen, Greta 185 Bode, Diana 161 Boehmes. Richard 185 Boggs. Keith 185, 90 Boggs, Michele 185 Bolyard, David 185 Bolyard. Douglas 186 Bolyard, Gary 161 Bolyard, Pamela 172 Bonasso, Therese 22, 10. 69 Boor, Bonnie 186 Boor, Carole 186 Boram, Robert 62, 92 Bordinat, Philip 150 Boroski, Larry 94 Boutin, Gerard 88 Bovalina, Francine 64, 80 Bowley, Anthony 161 Boyer, Joanne 31, 53, 172 Boyers, James 150 Bradshaw. Susan 71. 76, 172 Bragg, Amber 23, 186 Bramble. Charles 92 Brannon, Timothy 186 Brasher. Roy 58, 61, 67. 69, 186 Breckenridge, Larry 61, 173 Bredon, Patricia 173 Breech, Jack 84, 126, 161 Brill, Dennis 128, 161 Brookover, Barbara 80 Brookover. Kathy 53, 62, 186 Brown, Larry 186 Brown, Rodney 52, 187 Brown, Sandra 65, 82. 161 Brown. Stanley 55, 67 Brown, Thomas 88 Brown. Wendv 161 Bnimmage. Robert 187 Brunetti, Sam 34 Bryner. Patricia 161 Bucher, Zella54. 187 Bunner, Clyde 25, 187 Bunner, Karen 69, 187 Buretz, Barbara 67, 85. 161 Burgreen, Linda 187 Burke, Karen 60, 150 Burnett. William 92 Burns, Kathryn27 Burton, Jackie 161 Butcher. Kenneth 11.5, 119. 117 Butcher, Sandra 85 Butler, Sara 57. 113 Butler, Sherry 161 Byrd, Dorothy 161 Byrer. John 187 c Cabo, Gary 173 232 Cain, Nancy 173 Cain, Susan 1ST Cale, Cheryl 71, 187 Caloccia, William 173 Caltrider, Emanuel 128, 94 Calvert, Herman 150 Campbell, Dana 105 Campbell, Debra 173 Campbell, Georgia 1.50 Caputo, Frank 94 Carder, Rita 173 Carder, William 67, 69. 94, 187 Carlomany, Russell 150 Carlson, Janet 59, 71, 76, 187 Carlson, John 59, 71,139, 141, 187 Carni. James 56 Carpenter, Alan 59 Carpenter, Cheryl 86 Carpenter, Jane 55, 57, 71, 187 Carpenter. Sharon 187 Carr, Larry 187 Carte, Michael 94 Carter, Linda 173 Cassidy. Patricia 80 Castleman, Paula 54. 188 Casto, Randall 53, 62 Cathell, Charlotte 188 Chanev, Cornelius 105 Channell, Charles 38, 39, 64 Chapman, Ladonna 19, 40, 150 Cheslock, Doris 150 Chidester, Steven 105 Chipps, Donna 188 Chrislip. Patricia 27 Chrobak, Diana 162 Cianfrocca, Patty 31, 173 Cinalli, Nicholas 188 Cinelli. Linda 188 Clark, Beverly 188 Clark, Michael 188, 94 Claus, Joan 69, 188 Clayton, Sherry 173 Cleavenger, Deanna71, 82, 188 Clevenger. Nancy 150 Clonch Robert 188 Coffman. Linda 34, 60. 173, 86 Cole, Laura 60. 173 Cole, Margaret 52, 64 Coleman. Howard 128, 162 Coleman. Peter 139 Colgrove, Harry 59, 94, 128 Colich, Ellaine25. 162.86 Coliins, Kenneth 173 Collis, Kenneth 25 Compton. Charles 188 Conaway, Larry 188 Confort, Dennis 128, 131 Conley, William 59, 63, 94, 189 Conrad, Charles 92 Conrad, Mary 59, 85 189 Constable. Terry 23, 27 Constable, Tina 27 Conwell, Cynthia 162 Cook, Don 128. 130.131 Cook, Elizabeth 25, 34, 65, 66, 173 Cooper, Janice 189 Cooper, Stephen 90 Copeland, Karen 189 Copestick, Mary 173 Corbett, Elizabeth 151 Corbin. Steven 151 Corbitt, Christopher 162, 88 Corbitt, Deborah 60. 151 Cordray, Martha 189 Corley, David 189, 94 Cottrill. Bernice 173 Courtney, Gary 189 Cowger, Ralph 189 Cox. Joyce 189 Cox, Martha 162 Cox, Pamela 80, 162 Crandall, Judy 151 Crescenzi, Nathy 10, 22, 80 Crim, Linda 67, 189 Crislip, Carolyn 151, 86 Cropp, Alice 86, 173 Crues, Deborah 151 Cruikshank, Robert 189 Crutchfield. David 52, 94, 173 Crutchfield, Gary 7, 71, 94. 189 Cullinan, Kathleen 190 Cunningham, Gloria 60, 190 Cunningham, Janet 27, 151 Cunningham. Linda 86, 173 Currey, Alica 53 Currey, Chervl 60, 174 Curry, Daniel 25, 34, 36, 64 Cutlip, Sandra 190 Cutlip, Stephen 90 D Dailey, Joyce 162 Damico, JulaneTl, 82 Daniels, Ross 138, 139 Darrah, Patricia 190 Davidson, Linda 37, 85, 174 Davis, Cheryl 20, 34, 190 Davis, Earl 105 Davis, George 190 Davis, Lawrence 190 Davis, Linda 190 Davis, Sally 151 Davison, Jerry 139, 174 Davisson, Deborah 59, 80, 174 Davisson, Jane 86. 174 Dawson, Connie 174 Dawson, Joeline 162 Dawson, Marlene 182 Day, Paula 60 Day, Susan 151 Day, William 115 Dayton, Donna 76, 190 Dean, Deborah 27 Dean, Larry 190 Dean. Rickey 151 Debalski, Beverly 27 Debellis. Margaret 71, 80. 190 Defazio, Diana 54. 59, 60, 71 , 190 Deist, Freeman 128 Delaney, Joseph 94 Delsignore, Larry 151. 128 Demary. John 190 Demoss. James 151, 190 Demoss. Sandy 25, 66 Denkenberger, Susan 60, 151 Depolo, Theodore 190 Derr. Kathryn 162 Detrick, Stephen 90, 191 Devito, Erma 43 Drvono, Frank 92 Dewitt, Marv 191 Dial, Neil 162 Diamond, Nancy 31, 53, 59. 174 Diamond, Ronald 84, 96 Dickerson, Monica 191 Didomenico, Elisa 151 Digiovanni, Joanne 85 Digiorgi, Valerie 151 Dillon. Bruce 12 Dixon, Ruth 31 Dobbins, Carolyn 32, 52, 191 Dobrin, Marion 85, 151 Dodd, Faye 151 Dodge, Larry 88 Dolog, Andrew 105 Doman, Vickie 162 Donlin. Diana 151 Donlin, Robert 92, 14 Donnellon, Donna 186, 191 Doolittle, Ellen 80, 191 Dorsey. Joseph 31 Doss. Ruth 76, 162 Dotson. Rex 92 Draper. Terri 162 Draper, Thomas 191 Duckworth, Dana 62, 90 Duffelmeyer, Justine 162 Duffield, Richard 139 Dugan. Eugene 23, 115 Duke, Sarajane 191 Duling, Grover 191 Dunaway. William 53, 62. 174 Dunn. Rodany 88 Durigon, Olivia 191 Echols, Lambert 105, 115 Echols, Theodore 12, 128 Eddy, Sue 60, 86, 152 Edgell, Robert 152 Edwards, Curtis 25 Edwards. Janet 152 Edwards, Laura 38, 52, 64 Efaw, Deborah 191 Efaw, Linda 191 Eirhart, Barbara 152 Elder, Nancy 152 Elliott, Mary 20 Elsey, Susan 25, 27, 34, 191 Ely, Stephanie 80, 162 English, Cynthia 152 Enlow, Ruth 192 Evans, James 192 Evans, Joyce 59, 174 Evans, Mary 71, 86, 192 Evans, William 128 Everitt, Susan 27, 192 Everly, Richard 139, 141 Fabian, Janet 76, 152 Falcon, John 192 Fantasia, Rosemary 71, 86 Farcin, Allen 192 Feaster, Kenneth 162 Feathers, Jerry 69, 94, 138, 139, 174 Feola, Michelle 88 Feola, Stephen 63 Fetty, Charles 56, 162 Fidler, Joyce 76 Fields, Sheila 152 Finamore, Joni 80 Fiorenza, Danita 38, 192 Fisher, Rebecca 80, 152 Fisher, Shelia 69 Fittro, Mary 192 Fleming, Robert 54, 192 Fluker, Johnnie 162 Folk Pamela 174 Foltin, Sherrill 192 Foltz, Mary 80 Ford, Karen 174 Ford, Patricia 164 Ford, Thomas 92 Forman, Sandra 162 Fortney, Edwin 192 Fortney, Frederick 25 Fowler, Brenda 192 Fowler, Twila 152 Fox, Melodie27. 82 Fox, Patricia 76. 162 Franks, Marvin 59 Fratto, Elizabeth 85 Fratto, Mary 192 Frazier, Craig 84. 96, 174 Frazier. John 192 Freeman, Linda 76, 192 FYeeman. Paulette 192 Frenzel, James 90 Frey. Jeanne 82, 162 Friedline, Sharon 162 Frieson, Reuben 55 Fullerton, Kenneth 174 Furgason, Beth 59, 64. 71, 193 G Gainer, Karen 162 Oalamhus, Frank 90 Garlitz, Dale 193 Garlow, Dean 193 Garner, Betty 25, 71,80, 172 Gaston, Donald 193 Gates, Susan 162 Gatrell, Susan 193 Gaughenbaugh, Kathleen 193 Gawthrop, Nancy 76 Gearde, Donna 76 Genevie, Gayle 52, 64 Genevie, Michael 34, 38, 52, 64 Germon, Terry 58, 88, 193 Getz, Bonita 32, 33, 53, 82, 194 Ghrist, Carol 82, 194 Gibson, David 61, 94 Gibson, Mary 76. 152 Gibson, Patty 76 Giles, Daniel 105 Givens, Donald 172 Glass, Stephen 59, 71. 194 Glover, Darlene 194 Gnagv, Marv 163 Gobeli, Benjamine 194 Godish, Joseph 194 Goines, Russell 128 Gonzalez, Kathleen 163 Goodwin, Rosa 194 Gorby, Carolyn 194 Goush, Kathy 152 Graeber, Robert 175 Grandstaff, Dolores 163 Grandstaff, Frankie 194 Gray, Mary 60 Greathouse, Deborah 163 Gregory, Anthony 36, 59, 175 Griffin, Paula 194 Griffith, David 194 Griffith, Susan 60, 152 Grimsley, Tanya 36, 42, 69 Grisafi, Melinda 152 Grose, John 194 Gross, Jennifer 163 Groves, Larry 88, 126, 127 Groves, Stanley 194 Gulas, Ethel 175 Gum. Elizabeth 195 Gump. Kenneth 195 Gump, Richard 152 Gutshall, David 63 Gwinn, Thelma 86, 175 H Haass, Linda 76 Haddox. William 11. 107. Ill, 135 Hagan, Christine 60 Haines. David 92 Hall, Catherine 152 Hall. Deborah K. 152 Hall, Deborah L. 69, 152 Hall, Douglas 84, 96 Hall. Miller 105 H amden. Barbara 25. 27 Hamilton, John 64, 152 Hamilton, Linda 195 Hammond. Linda 195 Hamrick, Laverne 195 Haney, David 25, 34, 43 Hankins, Ivan 195 Hankins, Sue 195 Hanlon, Pamela 163 Hardman, Margaret 60 Hardwav. Alan 152 Harker, Linda 152 Harman, Phvllis 163 Harmon, Craig 63 Harper. David 195 Harper, Rebecca 195 Harris. Debra 152 Harris. William 163 Harrold. Kathy 27, 82 Harsh, Ronald 195 Hart, David 128 Hartley, John 128 Hartman. Pattv 163 Hartsock. Steven 126 Harvev. Janet 60 Harvev, Janet 60 Haswell, Arthur 12, 115. 116. 119 H aught. Deborah 80. 175 Haught, Stanley 126, 127 Haught, William 71. 163 Hauldren. Richard 105 Hawkins. Deborah 27. 175 Hawkins. Garv62. 115 Hawkins, Gregorv92 Hawkins. Vicki 25. 64, 66. 195 Hav, David 71, 175 Haves, Matha27. 82 Hayhurst. Delbert 137, 139 Havhurst. Kathrvn 195 Hayslett. Carolyn 27 Heaberlin, Jan 195 Heck, John 34 Hedrick. Janet 195 Heffner. Robert 39, 40, 43 Hemmann. Peggv 62, 85 Henderson, Douglas 38 Hennen, Sharon 43 Hennis, Nancy 175 Hcnrv. Shirleen 152 Hermosilla. Cvnthia 76 Hermosilla, Mike 34, 36 Herndon. Pamela 25. 163 Herrick, Cecilia 153 Herron, Diane 195 Hervey, Mary 35. 52, 64, 195 Hess, Lu Ann 153 Heston. John 195 Heston, Sheila 60. 163 Hickman, Juanita 195 Hildreth. Jane 27, 163 Hill, Collette 195, 85 Hill, Judith 80, 175 Hill, Rebecca 195 Hill, Susan 196 Hillebrecht, James 11 Hitt. Jennifer 153 Hoban, Nancv 64, 195 Hofbauer. Paul 137 Hoff. Lynn 60. 195 Hoffmann. Alfred 196 Holbert. James 94, 196 Holbert, Pollv 175 Holbrook. Linda 163 Holmes, Patricia 153 Hood, Jeffrey 196 Hopkins, Robert 128 Hostler. James 131 Hostutler. Linda 153 Houston, Robert 34 Howell, Kathryn 59, 60. 71 Howes, Sarah 153. 175 Hoza, Lynn 60 Huber. Patsy 69 Huev, John 163 Huff. Debra 163 Huggins. Carolyn 153 Huggins, Rebecca 163 Hughes. John 105 Hull. Judv60 Hullderman, Charles 58. 59. 196 Humphrey, Frederic 196 Humphrey, Nancy 163 Humphrey, Alan 63, 163 Hunt, Esta 153 Hunter, Patricia 55 Hunter, Winford76 Hupp, Russell 153 Hurst, Kathleen 56 Hurt, idkie 76 Hutson, Marsha 196 Hylton, Larry 196 Hylton, Ronnie 163 I Ice. Beverly 196 Ice. Janice 164 Ivaun, Betty 80. 164 J Jackson. Marsha 164 Jackson. Mary 153 Jackson, Pamela 153 Jackson, Theodore, 109 James, Willie 63, 115 Jarvis. Brenda 82, 164 Jeffers, Larry 88 Jenkins, Sebra 164 lenkins, Virginia 175 lennings, Stanley 54, 19S 233 Jimeno Norma85 Jimniif Anthnns 94 Joe. Brenda25 153 Johnson, Deborah 75 Johnson, Diana 153 Johnson, Deborah 175 Johnson |ulie85 Johnson. Rev 196 Johnson Rosalie 55. 153 Jones, Arlcna64 Jones. Donna 196 tones lacklin, 82 Jones Jerrelle54.75 Jones. Linda 175 Jones Martha 60. 196 Jones, Roderick 56. 59 Joy, Julia 60. 197 Joyce Palis 76 Judy Das id 90 |ud Dennis 153 Kamata Miroko62. 197 Karnis Sheila 16-1 Kearns, Susan 197 Kearns William 197 Keener. Gars 31 Keener Mar 27 Keiffer, Sandra 153 Keim, Penny 63 153 Kelley, Lawrence 63 Kemery, Howard 38, 64 164 Kennedy, James 88 Kedweli. Theresa 153 Kn;er. Susan 197 Knowski, Michael 131 Killian, Karl 63 Kimbrew Marldwi 153 Kimble James 197 Kincell Louann 154 King Beth 60 Kine James 56 63, 175 Kinti, Linda 154 King, Pauleta.59, 62 Kinnan, Judy 26.27,69, 175 Kirchner (. ' onnie 197 Kite Jan, ' 197 Klaus, John 25. 43. 175 Klaus Mars 31.57.63 71, 15- Klingensmith Carol 80 Knicely, Marsha 154 Knight Dcbra69 Knight. Donna 197 Knotts I imoths 67, 69. 197 Koehn. Susan 7 1 So Koliscak Malcolm 87, 96, 17.5 Konsa. Andrea 85 Koon. Amy 25, 34. 66 Koreski, Mars 64, 197 Koubal, Karl 58. 69, 176 Kovalan Charles31.53 Kroll Paul 115 Krumenacker, James 197 Krupmski Chris 83 Kuhn, Joyce 154 L Lacaria |ohn 88 Lachapelle Cath 197 I.add Richard 94, 139 Lafferty. Kathleen 57. 59. 85. 176 Lake Martha 80 I allone Carol 40 41 LaMastcr Cind 82. 176 Lambert Robert 105 Lambert. Susan 197 Lambiotte. Diane 76 Lancianese. Deborah 76 Lancianese. Katy jo 59, 71, 76 197 Landacre. Becks 176 LantZ. Brcnda62 85. 176 I. ant . Linda 62. 86 LaRue. Carol 197 Lasobek. Vanessa 154 Laurie Patricia 154 Lau I imothy 59. 135. 197 Lawrence Carol 197 Lawson. ikki59. 71. 76 Lear Janus 164 Leavy, Wendy 54 65 164 I. ( urhs 128 I i-c Mars 197 Lei-p. Jack 197 Legg. Ella 60. 154 Leggctt. Randall 34. 40 42 43 Lehman. |ohn94 Lehman Lynda 181 198 Lejeune lulia il 54 164 168. 170 lemlcy Carol 198 Lernles ( barbs 107 Lemon Edward 19 25 59 67. 68. 69. II 116 119. 120 Lemon. Phsllis69 Lenhart. Janice 85 I en Marshall 198 Leonard. Ros 58 Leplev. Ruth 198 Leroy Joseph 164 Levitsky, Sonia 62 Lewis, Joyce 52. 64 Lewis, Julia 60. 198 Liering, Eugene 25, 198 Lilies Nancy 25, 34, 66, 176 Lilly. Charlotte 60. 198 Lilly, Patricia 82. 1.54 Lindamood. Michael 105 Lindsay, Patricia 64, 198 Lindsey, William 115, 117. 119. 120 154 Lipan, Leslie 164 Lipiuski let! 1. ' 15 Little Laura 76 Llaneza, Joseph 198 Lloyd. Susan 76 1 loyd Richard 84, 96 Loar , Cathy 176 Lombardi. Ravmond94 Long George 59 I ong James94 198 Long Lam 52, 62,94, 198 Long. Stephanie 80 Longstreth, Linda 80 Lope , Debra 85 Lorent Michael 13, 126 I.osh Gerald, 19S Loss, Rosraim 198 Louis Steve 88 176 1 ov, Robert 176 Lowe, Linda 66 Lowther. Donnie63. 176 Lucas Susan 76, 154 198 Lucas William 94, 128 Lucente, Joanne 154 Luscher, Linda 164 Lynch, John 198 Lynch, Margaret 31, 164 Lynch Pamela 25, 154 1 Mac- Cars 94 Madia ingela 196 Mainella, Bernadette85 Malfregeot, James 1.54 Mallamo Deborah 10,22,37 71 Mallen, Joyce 199 Malone Barbara 69 Malone, Kathy 59 64, 68, 69 76 Maltha, Mars 69, 199 Manley Deborah 71, 199 Marino Prank 199 Markley Charlotte 176 Marks, Joe 199 Marks John 61, 88, 199 Marple, Rebecca 82, 155 Marsh, Danns 38, 42. 43. 64. 67, 155 Marshall. Bonnie 64, 199 Martens Karen 199 Martin Ellen 86, 199 Martin George 164 Martin John 155 Martin Joseph .53, 176 Martin Kathleen 199 Martin. Kathleen G 80. 164 Martin Michael 56. 199 Martin Ronald 61 94 199 Mason Barbara 155 Mastowski, Patricia 155 Mathens Janet 199 Matheny, Jasnc7l. 80, 176 Mathias. Wayne88. 128 Matkovich, Gregory 199 Matteucci, Gerald 54, 61. 84, 199 Matlbcsss Shells 71 199 Maxwell. Donald 94 Mask-. Junie58 Maso Ida 85, 164 Mc Anallen, Colleen 165 Me Ateer. Joseph 38. 40 McCann, Deborah 25, 34, 165 McCartney, Kav 165 McClure Allen 139. 140 McClure Ruth 62 McConnell, Karl 199 McCord. Fred 31. 34, 37. 63 Mc Cos. Mark 200 Mi ulloch. Carol 200 Mc Cune, Lawrence 155 McCuno Hubert 1.14 Mc Donald. Howard 6-1, 155 Mc Donough. John 128 Mc Dougal Marilsn:!! 59, 176 McCcc Mildred 176 Met,,,-, Phillip 200 McCinnis, Suzanne 60, 174, 21X1 McClumphy. Karen 32, 33, 64, 176 Mc Cowan David 61. 90 165 Mc Irilosh, Kimberls 155 Mc Kim. Cheryl 80. 200 Vic Kinney, Marietta 55 L Kinnej Wilbur 200 Mc Lain. Michael 56 Mc Lain Charles 94 Mc Laughlin Janet 200 Mc Laughlin, Lee 34. 37. 52. 64 McNair. Paul 84, 96. 200 McNeels. Denise64. 200 McQueen, Mars 155 Meadows. Lana 20 Meadows. Susan 59, 82, 176 Meek. David 25 Menhart, Barbara 85. 165 Men Kandvce 165 Meredith, Edith 57. 59, 76, 176 Meredith, Edward 90 Merrilicld Rodney 90 Merrill John 67 Merritt, Wesley 176 Messenger, Phsllis200 Messinger, Mary 86, 165 Metzgar. Doris 60. 165 Meyer, Charles 13 M ichael, Christine 176 Michaud, Richard 126 Mierley, Beth 165 Mikulski. Catherine 176 M liter, Cecilia 155 Miller. Holly 82, 165 Miller, Kathryn 176 Miller. Margaret 165 Miller Mars 155 Miller. Mary D 155 Miller, Rebecca 25, 63 Miller. Robert 165 Miller. Stephanie 60, 80, 155 Miller. Susan 200 Mills, Judith 80 Mills Perms 59,200 M inardi, Diane 176 Muiico, Sandra 82 Minuite, Constance 155 Moebus Carol 82, 165 Moore, David 200 Moore, Ellen 200 Moore. Nancs 64 200 Moore. Nancs L 60, 165 Moore, Rebecca 34, 59. 64. 86. 165 Moran, Doralee 63 Moral] Jacque 62, 76 Moreland, Fave34 Morgan, Charles 200 Morgan, Donna 200 Morgan, Gary 31 Morgan, Katherine 165 Morgan, Susan 1 76 Morgan, Vera 201 Moroose, Celeste 80 Morris Das id 92 Morris. Eileen 165 Morns, Sandra 201 Morrison, Patricia 165 Morrison, Robert B 176 Morrison Robert G 176 Mosier Catherine 1,55 Mowres, Vonda 166 Muriale Rocco 61 Murpbs Lenore62, 201 Murph) sbirles 155 Muslaclno Mary 201 Muster Kathryn 54, 64, 201 Mutch Donald 5.1, 176 Myers, Jackie 20] Napolillo Lynn 34, 37, 42, 43 Napple. Patrick 92 Nash, Theodore 137, 139 Naternicola, Joseph 128, 129, 111 Naumann, Beth 201 Neal, Roosevell 105 Nease, Martha 86, 176 Nease, W. Scott 92 Neelv, Carols n 166 Neely, Tara 156 Nelson, R Keith 201 Neptune, Russell 92 Nern. Jennifer 156 Nestor, Marilsn 166 Nestor, Patricia 177 Nestor Rebecca 85, 166 Newbrough, Rebecca 156 Ness house, Kerrs 177 New bouse, Robbin 166 Nichols. Melinda 166 Nichols. Victoria 76 Nicholson. Jacqueline 71, 82, 177 Nickolich, Brenda202 Nine. Susan 66 Nixon, Emily 156 Norris, Jacqueline 54, 202 Northcraft. Karen 156 Nu um. David 156 Nuzum, Edwina82 Nu um Randal 105 () Oatrs, Daniel 63. 139 Obrien, Kathleen 156 Oconnor, Mars 69 Ofield, William 39, 64, 166 Oliverio, Stephanie 34, 64, 166 Oliveto, David 92 Olson. David 212 Onderko, Jennifer 85 Orbovich, Lynette35, 39 Orndorff, John 156 Orr, Cathy 166 Orwig, Jennings 31, 32, 177 Osbourn, Adrianne80, 166 Osstcr, James 84. 96. 111.202 P Pack, Joan 25, 34, 177 Pagliaro. Richard 135 Painter, Clinton 115 Painter, John ! Paolo, Theodora 202 Pastorial. Violet, 33, 177 Patrick, William 126 Patsch, Jackie 166, 82 Paugh, Donna 202 Paugh. Ramile34, 43, 64 Pease, Joe 61 Pellegrin. Dominick202 Pellillo, Julie 156 Penick. Ralph 202 Peters, Jennifer 27, 166 Petrosky. Jeanette 177 Petrucci, Elizabeth 202 Pettit Custave.31,34.38. 59 64, 17 96 Phelps, Michael 202, 94 Phillips, Hois 177. 82 Phillips. Frances 69, 202 Phillips. Gilbert 156 Phillips, Gregory 90 Phillips, Rodney 105 Pickens, Marsin 128, 129. 131 Pickstone, Nancy 202 Piercy, Linda 177 Piknlski, Anthons 128 Pill, Richard 90 Pingley, Jo Ellen 63, 69, 177 Pinnell, Linda 38, 40, 64, 166 Piscitelli, Robert 134, 92 Pitner, John 202 Pitrolo, Mary 25, 59, 62, 66 Plutro, Michele 166,85 Poe Elmer 177 Pokrzywa, Patricia 166 Poling Daniel 1.56 Poling, Pamela 25, 34, 43, 64 Polster Diane 202 Pope. James 166 Posey, Linda 27 Posev, Sandra tvl Post John 166 Post Kevin 202 Postlethwait. William 202 Povish, Christine 203 Powell, Dennis 177 Powell Jacqueline 203 Powers. Pamela 166 Pratt, Eugene 203 Prendergast, Anne 1,56, 80 Presto. Christine 156 Price, Cars 105 Price, Ricky 63 Pride Pamela 166 Priester, Barbara 23. 59, 7. 177 Prince. Vickie 156 Pntt Rebecca 63 Proctor. William 61, 90. 128. I ' ll Proudfool, David 177 Proudfoot. Jama 203 Proudfool. William 203 Provance, Debra 177 Pulice. Diane 20, 166,85 Putian, Dominga 62. 166 Q Queen, Galen 203 Quertinmont, Michael 203 Quick, Ralph 88 Quickie, Tommy 53 H Raddish. Devon 156. 126 Radford. Barbara 166 Raikes, Roger 166 Ramsey. Harry 63. 126 Rapchick, Judith 56 Raspa. Kathryn 43, 52, 64, 178 Has. Donald 52 Recktenwald, Gary 63 Redpath. ms 156, 76 Redpath, Dinah 203 Reed, Janet 166 Reeder, Randall 166.88 Reel, Dorothy 203 Reese. Gerald 203 Reese. Peggy 22, 10,203, 80 Regl, Wayne 178, 139, 137 Renaldo. Rebecca 1.56 Renner, Betty .54. 65, 178 Ken elh. Michael 178 Resczynski. Lawrence 62. 94 Rhodes. Martha 156 Ribas, Mark 203 , 26, 84, ?34 Rice, Deborah ITS Rice, Janice 60, 166 Rice, Kathy 85 Richardson,, Rosella 85 Richardson, Warren 94 Ridenour. Robert 178 Riedeman, Steven 203 Riefer, Brenda 166 Riffe, Rebecca 25, 59, 166, 85 Riffle, Marilyn J. 166 Riggs, Lois 167 Riley, Marilyn 65, 167 Rinehart, Dennis .54 Rinker, Elizabeth 203 Ripoli, James 92 Ritz, Terry 203 Robinson, Connie 203 Robinson, Deborah 55 Robinson, Donna 156, 80 Robinson Flora 23 Robinson, Ralph 203 Robinson, Robert 167, 105 Robinson, Ronnie 167 Robinson, William 105, 108 Rogers, Alice 25. 34, 59, 203 Rogers, Barbara 167 Rogers, James 92 Rogers, Timothy 203, 84, 96 Rohanna. Patti 204 Rokisky, Robert 167, 126 Rollins, Amelia 34 Rollins, Geary 39, 64, 178 Rollyson, Rebecca 25, 34 Romeo, Ronald 92 Romino. Cecila 167 Rood, Steven 58, 128. 131 Rose. Kitty 204 Rosier, Shirley 167 Rote. Twyla 204 Rowan. Marvin 167 Rowland. Rickey 167. 84. 96 Rowland. Ronald 204 Ruggiero. Lillian 60, 204 Ryan, Donna 66, 204 Ryan, Helen 71, 178,82 Sabo, Marsha 63, 156 Sachetti, Jimmie Jo 85, 167 Salancy. Carl 34, 35. 37, 40, 42, 43. 52, 64. 204 Sallis, Rose 55 Samargo, Jackie 92 Sampson. Vickie 64 Sar Luis, Lourdes 86. 178 Sanders. Barbara 62, 86, 204 Sanders, James 156 Sandridge, Earl 178 Sandy. Joseph 204 Sanford, Stephen 34 Santy, Harold 156 Satterfield. Gary 156 Satterfield. Kathie 167 Saunders. James 92 Scalia. Alfred 34 Schlarb. Cynthia 178 Schmeck, Marybelle59. 71, 82, 204 Schmidt, Elizabeth 32, 33, 193, 204 Schoonover, Gary 88, 167 Schrader, Glenn 178 Scott. Camilla 66, 167 Scott, Charles 204 Scott. James 94, 128 Scott, Jacqueline 156 Scott, Randolph 135, 204 Scott, Rose 31. 53. 204 Sedlock, Andrew 108 See, Edna 157 Seelinger. Kathy 32, 36, 40. 43, 59, 64, 167, 180 Seese, Myron 94, 204 Sellers, Jane 178 Sellers, Lucille 60 Sendek. Leonard 84, 96 Serenari. Lynnette 168 Sezbensik, Debra 168 Shackelford, Evelyn 27 Shaffer, Brent 25 Shaffer. Dennis 105 Shaffer, Gary 178 Shaffer, Juanita 157 Shaffer. Leslie 115 Shahan. Kenneth 85 Shane, Janet 62, 86, 204 Shannon, Deborah 80, 157 Sharp, Janette204 Sharp, Karen 63, 66. 178 Sharp, Timothy 34 Shaver, .53, 62, 63 Shaver, Drusilla 59, 82 Shaver, Michael 105, 108 Shaw, Bonnie 34, 40, 43, 64 Shaw, Karen 69, 205 Shaw, Robert 205 Shawen, Elizabeth 67, 205 Shea, Melissa 168 Sheets, Debra 157 Sheets, Ronda 20.5 Shields, Marshall 31. 92, 178 Shimp, Lynn 80, 20.5 Shipco, Linda 54, 205 Short, James 157 Short, Judith 168 Shreve, David 168 Shiver, James 205 Shrout. Kay 157 Shroyer, James 43 Shroyer. Pamela 43 Shultz, Joann 85 Shuttlesworth. Linda 80 Sienkiel, Stephen 128, 129, 131 Simmons. Edward 90. 178 Simmons, Marlene 64, 2 05 Simmons, Sally 82, 157 Simms, Sandra 80, 168 Simonton, Susan 178 Sinclair, Rebecca 179 Sinnett, Linda 157 Six. Thomas 61. 168 Skarzinski, Laura 76 Skarzinski. Rodney 94 Skeen. Gail 168 Skeen. Harry 59, 84, 96, 205 Skeen, Robert 20.5 Sleezer. Robert 126, 127, 205 Smarrella, Thomas .54, 88, 205 Smith. Barbara 205 Smith. Claudia 76. 205 Smith, Craig 69 Smith, Donal 128 Smith, Donna 205 Smith, Forrest 56 Smith, Ira 94 Smith, Janet 179 Smith. Jennifer 25 Smith, Lucinda 179 Smith, Randal 59 Smith, Robert 205 Smith. Sandra 179 Smith. Stephen 96 Smith. Sunday 69. 205 Smith, Stephen 96 Smith. Sunday 69, 205 Smith, Victoria 206 Smith, Virginia 65 Smythe. Linda 206 Snapp, Raymond 128 Snider, Terry 206 Snodgrass, Charlotte 59, 179 Softcheck. Robert 84. 96. 206 Soulsby. Paula 168 Spanabel. Mary 206 Spencer, Johnny 94, 206 Spiker, Paula 62, 66 Spoerlein, Roger 206 Spotloe, Larry 135 Squires, Carol 206 Stalder, Kathryn 59, 69, 80, 206 Stalnaker, Linda 18 Stalnaker,Sharon206 Stalnaker, Walter 206 Stanley. Charles 88 Stanley. William 179 Starcher, Sammy 179 Starkey. John 59. 69, 179 Starkey, Marilyn 69, 1,57 Starr. Robert .53, 62, 179 Statler, Daniel 157 Stealey, Deborah 168 Steele. Deanna 168 Steele, Frederic 137, 157 Stein, Lucia 57, 168 Stemple, Jo 206 Stephenson, John 63, 128. 130, 131 Stevens, Ernest 31 Steward, Larry 88. 206 Stewart. Cheryl 25, 66, 86, 168 Stewart, Marvin 1 15 Stewart. Sharon 206 Stickley. Casey 206 Stimmell, Mark 90 Stingo, Janet 157 Stockett, Karen 157 Stoner, Marvin 139 Stotler, Dale 168 Stout, Charles 59. 206 Stout, David 92 Stout, Gary 137, 139 Straight, Claude 168 Straight, Donald 168 Straight, Earl 32. 33. 53, 62, 206 Straka, Frederick 63 Strapko, Nancy 82, 168 Strasser, John 62, 84 Strawser, Judy 206 Strickling, Rebecca 157 Stromberg, Dennis 157 Strother, Gregory 206 Studenic, Elizabeth 206 Studenic, Gary 128. 131.207 Studley, Annette 86, 157 Sturm, Sarah 179 Stutler, Vicki 168 Sullivan, John 207 Sullivan, Kathryn 69 Summers, Gerald 139 Summers, Judith 37, 52, 64 Summers. Vickie 179 Sumpter. Cynthia 168 Swanson. Wayne 34, 36. 37. 64 Swecker, June 71, 86, 179 Swecker. Marilyn 207 Swick, Gerald 57, 64, 157 Swisher, Susan 69, 207 Swope, William 11, 13, 107 Sypolt, TerriS , 179 T Taggurt. Pamela 179 Talerico, Delores 157 Talerico, Mary 157 Taylor, Charles 32, 33, .53, 59, 71, 88, 207 Taylor, Jeffrey 88 Taylor, Norma 10, 20, 22, 82 Taylor, S heila 158 Taylor, Susan 62 Teets, Arthur 179 Templeton, Ada 179 Tennant, Joe 59 Tennant, Sheila 179 Tennant, Twvla 179 Tenney, Martin 158 Terek, Roseann 158 Terry, Daryl 128 Testa, Donna 20, 82, 207 Tetrick, Brenda 207 Thomas, Daniel 92 Thomas, David 105 Thomas, James 179 Thomas, Mark 25, 34 Thomas, Norman 139, 140 Thompson, Edward 207 Thompson, Kay 69, 158 Thompson, Thomas 59 Thorne, Gary 179 Thorne, Kathy 207 Thornton, Linda 82, 207 Tibbs, Cheryl 57 Tibbs, William 137 Tobrey, Cathy 60, 207 Tomer, Thomas 34 Tonecha, Nancy 60 Tonkovich, Michael 105 Toothman, Darrell 63 Toothman, John 207 Tournay, Donna 60 Tracy, Linda 207 Trainer, Sharon 158 Travers, Robert 88, 105 Travis, Betty 86 Trickett, Alcinda 158 Trimble, Robin 60 Trovato, Johnnie 207 Trowbridge, Cathryn 180 Tsottles, Diane 82 Tuckwiller, Nancy 34 Turner, Betty 67, 207 Turner, Billie 207 Turner, Frank 207 Turner, Jeffrey 158 Tusing, Terry 208 Tutalo, John 92 Tutalo, Karen 158 Tuttle, Sandra 69 u Ulery, Richard 208 Urso, Kathy 62, 82 Urse, Mary 69 v Vagnozzi, Paula 62, 69, 82 Valentine, James 65 Valentine, Nancy 34, 55, 66, 71, 208 Vandergrift, Charles 84, 96 Vanet, Valerie 80, 1.58 Vangilder, Janet 208 Vanmeter, Patricia 158 Vanscoy, Charlotte 180 argo, George 63 Varner, John 92 Varner, Sharon 62, 80, 180 Vennis, Mark 208 Via, Victoria 180 Vickers, Rebecca 86 Victor, Frances 158 Viglianco, Jeanie 59, 85 Vigna, Kathryn 208 Vilone, Ernestine 25, 65, 66 Vilone, Paula 208 W Waddill, Vickie 27, 82, 208 Wagoner, Jannie 158 Walden, Barbara 69. 86, 158 Walden, Marilyn 208 Walsh, Nancy 180 Walters, David 63, 90 Waltz, Charles 208 Warash, Richard 92 Warash, Samuel 31 Ward, Gary 84, 96 Warder. Constance 158 Ware, Karen 180 Warner, Shirley 158 Watach, Constance 26, 27, 11, 181 Watkins, Janis208 Watkins, Lynda 60 Waugh, Nelsona 62, 63 Way, William 25. 34 Weaver. Billy 34. 64 Weaver, Charles 88 Weaver, Deanna 208 Weekley, Larry 90, 208 Weese, Shirley 64, 208 Weikle, Philip 94 Weikle. Robert .53. 94 Weisenmiller. Richard 208 Welch. Joseph 208 Wells, Herbert 92 Wells, Karen 27 Welty, Joseph 92 Welty. Mark 94 West, Louella208 White, Cynthia 208 White, Joseph 88 White, Gary 94 White, Gerry 139 White. James 208 White, Rick 53, 62, 181 White, Theresa 55, 170 Whitlatch, Christina 170 Whitman, Linda34 Wildman, Richard 58 Wilfong, Cara208 Wilkins, Janet 181 Williams, Charlene 69, 71, 86 Williams, Douglas 105 Williams, Janet 60 WilHams, Donna 59, 71,8.5, 96. 209 Williams. Douglas 59. 84 Williams, James 88, 170 Williams, Joyce 60, 181 Williams, Phil 40. 43 Williams, Randall 209 Williams, Sherry 174 Williams, Trudy 27, 82 Williamson, Ann 59 Williamson, Margaret 85 Willis Cathey 64, 69,209 Wilson, Erie 60 Wilson, Linda 27, 60, 82 Wilson, Mary 209 Wilson, Nancy 209 Wilson, Pamels 34, 65, 66, 181 Wilt, Beverly 170 Wilt, David 62 Wince, Leon 56 Wingate, Linda 59, 69. 76 Winstel, Louise 69, 71,8.5, 170 Winter, Debra 27 Winter, Karen 64, 170 Winter, Roy 209 Winter, James 90 Wise, Charles 170 Withers, Richard 209 Wolfe, Bonnie 209 Wolfe, Constance 76 Wolfe, Donna 181 Wolfe, Jerry 209 Wolfe, Marilyn 209 Wolverton, Candace 170 Woods, Elizabeth 80 Woods, Evelyn 76 Woodward, Jan 34, 37, 38, 42, 43, 64 Woodward, Judith 170 Woody. Dottie 209 Woodyard. Elaine 171 Woofter, William 171 Woolfitt, James 57, 59 Workman, Diana 209 Worrell, Wesley 61 Woy, Robert 25, 171 Wright, John 62 Wright, Kathleen 209 Yanero, Lisa 80 Yeater. Deborah 171 Yerace, Linda 181 Yerace. Loretta 60, 209 Yergovich, Donna 209 Yoak, Sharon 66, 209 Yoho, Francis 209 Yoho, Steven 171 Yost, John 53, 92 Young, David 134. 209 Young. Elizabeth 76 Young, Margaret 171 Younkin, James 58, 59, 209 Zablackas, John 34, 126, 181 Zeni, Alan 25 Zirkle.W, Dale 139 Zugar, Dar.ie 181 235 MOUND STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGERS . . . ACTIVITIES CO-EDITORS ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR .... GREEKS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ASSISTANT, SPORTS .... CLASSES EDITOR INDEX PHOTOGRAPHER TYPISTS ASSISTANTS Bonnie Get Jennings Orwig, Ron Adams Karen MeGlumphy, Kathy Seelinger Elizabeth Schmidt Michele Barrick Michele Plutro Charlie Taylor Earl Straight Carolyn Dobbins Joanne Boyer Clyde Bates Doris Connell, Rose Scott Carol Ghrist, Patty Cianfrocca, Todd Thralls, And Lynn Hoff .