Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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Fine Arts From the marching band to the paintings on exhibit in Wallman Hall, the Fine Arts Di- vision is a major part of the campus. The Art Guild is composed of members majoring in art education and related fields. The club participated in ac- tivities around campus and tried to learn more about the world of art. The Art Guild took first place in the Activities Fair in the Turley Center in Septem- ber. The group displayed col- lective works from members and sketched caricatures for many fair-goers. Among some of their ac- complishments were a pottery exhibit and demonstration and a student exhibit in December, including a display of current members ' works. The group planned trips to museums and galleries to be- come more aware of what was current in art.

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ART GUILD — Back row — B. Bailey, S. Brunett, M. McWhorter, T. Tyler. Row 2 — B. Bland, D. Ogden, Y. Downs, K. Gillispie, D Essex, J. Fitzpatrick. Front row — B. Leaseburg, president; C. Sams, vice president; A. Rardin, secretary treasurer; M. McCafferty, business secretary. 28 Fine Arts

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KAPPA KAPPA PSI — Back row — B. Tenney, J. Maxwell, J. Robinson, D. Johnson. Row 2 — D. Reel, L. Reel, M. Been, B. Earnest, T. Wilson, R. Wood, P. Blaker. Front row — L. Marshall, secretary; S. Marshall, vice president; J. Caplinger, president; B. Bailey, historian; H. Faulk, advisor. MENC — Back row — E. Moore, K. Gorell, B. Hank, T. Harbert, J. Robinson, M. Jacobs, T. Perkins, M. Been, P. Marchese. Front row — P. Blosser, president; K. Parent, vice president; R. Woodward, secretary; P. Blaker, treasurer; J. Deavers, state vice president; J. Caplinger, sergeant at arms; Dr. H. Faulk, advisor. — ■nn»maa i Ma SIGMA ALPHA IOTA — Back row — C. Hatfield, treasurer; M. Jacobs, vice president; E. Moore. Front row — J. Gilmer, advisor; J. Deavers, president. Music On Dec. 4, 1987, Kappa Kappa Psi officially became a fraternity on campus. With 25 members the newly founded fraternity ' s main purpose was to support the band. Some of the tasks tackled by members included creating a handbook for the band, organizing a band banquet and assisting in the recruitment of high school students. The advisor of the group was Dr. Harry Faulk of the mu- sic department and officers were Jeff Caplinger, presi- dent; Scott Marshall, vice president; Liz Marshall, secre- tary; Virginia Copper, treasur- er; and Brian Bailey, historian. FSC Band aid. No this is not the adhesive strip that Mom put on your knee after you fell, and it does not mean a bunch of rock stars making a record- ing for world hunger. This par- ticular band aid refers to the campus ' s new Pep Band. The 27-member band ' s goal was to aid in enthusiasm and spirit for the crowds at the Feaster Center during home basketball games. The crowd has reacted to us really well, said senior mu- sic major and student director of the Pep Band, Jeff Ca- plinger. The reason for the birth of the Pep Band is simply to cre- ate school spirit and crowd re- sponse, leading to a greater support for the basketball team. We wanted to carry the ex- citement from football season over to basketball season, Caplinger added. The administrative director was music professor, Faulk. 30 Music