West Virginia University Institute of Technology - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Montgomery, WV)

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WL f U Y arg A V ' JT 2 M--f rm mi- - ' H g,1a,X nwwm W .... . 1- ' MZ - S ,.,1y. 5 55 H 'Nl my Yes, Here They Come Some Are Doing, Some Are Trying Rx -K Some Are Laughing, Some Are Crying X' ww Qivggsw , , A-1 u g 3 Kgs. ' ' : 1 ' ' l ,am li hi 1 I 1'4 Q . W Rell W Some With Questions, Some Decisions But All Demanding Recognition One By One And Here They Come . . . Enter The Young . ' . H 4' Y . 'f . , 1 4 da? 'V i , I' J N ,, N , ,VJ g ,: - i . M- , lv. 5 .ww ,, ,,,. ,,,,.,,. , ,'2!' 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P HW Aww A W--A,.vb3aAH N Brenda Oliver Presenting Miss Colden Bear M' Sponsored By Rho Epsilon Beta ' no Homecoming Queen Brenda Gliver Karen Bailey FBLA Candidate Eg 2 We 18 Nancy Wickline Alpha Phi Omega Beverly Payne Sigma Phi Epsilon Candidate Candidate Homecoming Queen'5 r Court 7970 Cloria Brinegar Pi Kappa Phi Candidate ' A-C' f 1'k 'ff I1 rf X Virginia Peck Sigma Pi Candidate fi., 5 'Mem -Q.. Then 4 i 'rw If .- r A-,1 u:uV r . 4 1 +1311-rr'-11 - 1 Chosen by the Afro-Amercan Student Union, Miss Black West Virginia Tech represents the black students in Campus-wide activities. 'f-fm... Miss Perfect Type Diana Hunt f KM! An honorary position selected by students of the printing management department each year, Miss Perfect Type reigns over all Pi Alpha Psi and department activities. Who's Who The students who, in the opinion of the faculty and the student government, have achieved promi- nence in academic, social, moral, and campus activi- ties, thus deserving the honor of being nominated to Who's Who Among Students ln American Universi- ties and Colleges. TECH STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ENTRE all-'kr be-- 1 Elizabeth Rhodes Squire Parsons Li., JD 'E' - William F. Sternmermann gl- i ii john Benda TiL,WZ.' 'QS-F -will-1 L,,?w-2 ' 'vi--ur-, . , Y 77 3 i Qi. f -- . 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Qs - -7: 5 EV 5-E - P A1 l ir fi PUBLICATIONS 4 CREEKS SERVICE ci HONORARIES 8 FEATURES SPCR TS PERSONNEL Student Government Association This year marked the end of the reign for the Student Council at West Virgin- ia Tech as the official link between the student body, faculty and the admin- istration. The students, wanting a more representative form of government, adopted the Student Government Association Constitution in the Spring of 1969. The new Student Government Association, operating with a Senate of 100 students, went into action on September 27 and immediately got the campus involved in an issue of national concern. The chief responsibilities of the SGA are to hear student opinions, to exert a wholesome effect on student conduct, to provide for the maintenance of high student moral and to foster the best conditions and customs of West Virginia Tech. The President And Cabinet loe Wilson IOIW H3ffl5 Gene Blanc president Vice-President Treasurer 13 .tr--'Gil 'V+- Gary Childers Tee Pecora lim Hare Secrgtary of Student Organizations Ombudsman Secretary of Student Affairs pi l . Q 1 SCA: A New Form Of Government rl, if Sherry Kurtz Tresa Scalise William F. Stemmermann Secretary of Resident Affairs Secretary of Correspondence SGCFGIGFY of PUbliCf1liOf1S The Senate 4 ir li it l Row 7: Duane Koharig lohnnie Tulleyg Donna jacksong Barbara Harrahg Peggy Blankenshipg john C. Harrisg Connie Glenng Ginny Peckg Carolyn Seagravesp Peggy Rappoldg Nicholas 1. DePeerro5 Row 2: Cathy Cookg jackie Holmesg Bob Brewery George Culottag Lawrence Rineg Max Fergusong Charles Ellisg Terry Eadsg Ruth Ann Grovesg Brenda jamesg Row 3: Carmen Laneveg james Ayersg john Reed Illg Robert Benderg lack M. Sampsong Clarence G. Woodworthg Kerry A. Thompkinsg Curtis H. Keisterg Leslie McNallyg Tim Miller Row 4: Bruce Bannermang Dan Whiteg William Bessg Michael Rosen- thalg Bo Howellg Dave Thompsong Butch Marting john Griffithg Dave Levvisg Tim Poe. . .,, . Dormitory Covernment 2 eg: 'akin . lVIen'5 Dormitory Council The Men's Dorm Council is the governing body of all the dormitory activities concerning men residence halls. The council is made up of responsible men dorm residents, res- ident director, and faculty advisor. Row 7: Trifon Rigas, Robert Temple, Steven Kraycar, Ken Bigelow, Lee Ransom, Kerry Tompkins, lim Stover, Row 2: Curtis Keister, presi- dent, Eugene R. Smarrella, secretary, Vincent LeRose, Mi- chael Monts, Tom Hardesty, Skip Lassak, Russel H. Baize, Terry Eads. Women'5 Dormitory Council The Lavada Ratliff Hall Council is responsible for formulating rules to create a harmonious environment within the dormitory. The Council is made up of women dorm residents, resident director, and faculty advisor. Row 7: Charlene Ownes, Mary Ferguson, treasurer, Nancy Dickson, president, Barbara Harrah, vice-president, Row 2: Charlotte Lowe, Kathy Amick, judy Parker, Dianna Nut- ter. I I Newman Club American Women Students The purpose of the AWS is to be of help to all women students through governing social activities as vvell as service functions on the Campus. Row 'l: Gloria Brinegar, presidentg ludy Amick, lreasurerg Row 2: Barbara Harrahg Donna lean Foxp Helen Smithson. Religious Qrganizations I I li 'H I- I Row 7: Tom Kaeling Toni jones, presidentg Peggy Rappold, secretaryg Susan Woodfordg Phillip Ott Row 2: Father Roy Lombardy Les McNallyp lohn Fowlerg Vincent Willett, treasurerg Leonard Barley Thomas C. William, Ir., faculty advisor. The Church And The School A program of religious, intellectual and social activi- ties are sponsored by four Church organizations on campus. One of the main purposes of these organiza- tions is to insure the student at Tech an opportunity to develop, within the bounds of his own beliefs, reli- giously as well as academically. The Baptist Student Movement, through regular meetings, strive to know Christ and make Him known through personal witness on campus. The Wesley Foundation, formulated by Methodist students on campus, is dedicated to Christian growth through fellowship as well as study. The Newman Club, an organization of Catholic stu- dents, has as its goal, the supplement of the student's curriculum so that he receives a well-balanced educa- tion. Presbyterian students on campus have an opportun- ity to participate in programs of Christian, academic, and social development through the Westminister Fel- lowship. Baptist Student Movement Row 7: Rose Ann'Mullins, Susan Seabolt, Eliz- ' abeth Tolley, historian, Roxanna Lucas, sec- l retary, Diana Gunnoe, Row 2: Gary Sovine, Rodney Buschman, treasurer, Ralph Sevy, president, Charles Smith, lack E. James, advi- sor. Wesley Foundation Row 7: Trula Vandell, Gary Cavendish, W.C.C. chairman, Naomi Hamrick, secretary, David Smith, treasurer, Dennis Flinner, Row 2: David Gray, Mike Rexrode, Cherie johnson, Barbara Harrah, Wesley Day, Don Smith. Professional Grganizations '.: - meer -F Amateur Radio Club Row 'ls Clark Stewart, secretaryg Patrick A. Dalporto, presidentg David M. Watsong Row 2: Donald Corley, Ronald Fleshmang Arthur Blake, Leonard Corley. . ailing American Industrial Arts Assn. The AIAA is dedicated to the development of future leaders of industry and l the classroom. Row 7: Emil R. Nardone, publicity directorg Lawrence L. Friesel, l secretary-treasurer, Doran D. Wickhani, president, Russell Niehaus, vice-president, Row 2: Clarence Woodworth, jeff Hill, Charles Craigg Graham Lawrenceg Corky McCorckle, Roger Ross: Row 3: Larry Lyue, john Fowlerg Al Schultz, Kurt Cullerg joe Tanhauserg Hugh Butcher, advisor. American Chemical Society The purpose of the ACS is to offer the opportunity for association with the largest professional society of chemical engineers and chemist. Row 7: Rosetta Sheppardp Charlotte Lowe, Secretary, Row 2: Dwight Wicks, treasurer, David Arrington, president, Leroy Leftwich. 37 l American Road Builders Association Row 'lf Roger Moore, Clarence Cow lr., Hardeep Singh Chawlag Melvin Doughty, presidentg Doug Kesner, treasurer, Spelios Asprocdasg Dr. Erkin Esmer, advisor. Row 2: Charles Crowe, james McCoy, Dave Vanscoyg Stephen Conawayg Frank Liss, Micheal Costelli, Douglas Moatsg james Stover. Row 3: H. W. Speaks, Gary Tinnelg lames Yoakg David Martin, lohn Pensisg Bill Bennettg Donald Vannoy. American Society Of Civil Engineers The purpose of the ASCE is to offer the studentha further insight into new techni ues and problems of civil engineering. Row 1: Hardeep Singh Cciuavvlap Clarence Cox lr.g Gary Tinnel, Corr, Sec., Dave Vanscoy, rec sec., Michael R. Costelli, president, Frank Liss, treasurer, Donald Vannoy, vice-oresidentg S, E, Thornton, advisor. Row 2: Melvin Doughty, Spelios Asprocdasg Douglas P. Moats, Stephen Conawayg lim Stover, Alan Shreve, William L. Wood, Roger Moore, Row 3: Charles Crowe, H. W. Speaks, David Martin, Doug Kesnerg james McCoy, lim Yoakg Bill Bennett, john Pensis, Thomas Piotrowski. Phi Beta Lamda The purpose of FBLA is to obtain lecturers to give advice on U certain business topics and to encourage participation in activities o a professional and service nature. Row 7: Naomi Hamrick, historian: Susie Goode, vice-president, Randall Wood, president, Susan Cadle, Sec. Row 2: Leanna Myers, Vicki Carson: jean Huffman, jane Ann Reid. Row 3: Rodney Buschmanp Florence Adkins, judy Parker, Bruce Duncan. American Society Of Mechanical Engineers The purpose of ASME is to supplement and- relate, whenever possible, the formal education given at Tech with current practical application. Row 1: Lloyd Lee, advisor, Nicholas j. Sichak, chairman, james C. Quesenberry, treasurer, Gregory E. Kozma, sec. Bruce Warnix., Row 2: Doug Hirneisen, Dennis Scott, Richard Shelton, Roger Foster, George Mekosh. Row 3: Dean Ramsey, Randy McDavidg Michael Lamp ll, Robert Whiteside, Patrick Myers, Gary W, Childers. Chemical Engineering Society The purpose of the CES is to promote professional development of its members by plannindg and conducting technical meetings to encourage original and indepen ent thinking along the line of Chemical Engineering. Row 7: W. Brent Hokeg Clark G. Hickman: Dr. R. F. Hazelton, faculty advisor, Chi Sun Lee: Row 2: Thomas McWilliams, jr., faculty advisor, john Andrews, president, Steve Raska, john O'Dell, vice-president. 1 Institute Of Electrical Electronic Engineers The purpose of the IEEE is to provide opportunities of the student in electrical engineering or electrical technology to participate on professional level in activities in his field. Row 7: Don Leggg Patrick A. Dalportog Reuben Clarosg William Vena, vice-chairman: Harry Farmer, parliamentariang Tom Cavalierg Manfred Slockg Row 2: Carl Watsong Vincent Willettg Charles Barnhartg john Gi song Larry Farleyg Don Wilburn, department chairman. Society For The Advancement Of Management The purpose of SAM is to promote the science of management by making significant contributions to the Ereparation of young men and women for careers in the usiness world. Row 7: Richard Donehy, newsletter co-editorp james Corea, corr. sec.g Thomas Salo, vice-presidentg Michael Monts, presidentg john Hoffman, rec. sec.5 Andrew Matkovich, treasurerg Row 2: Robert Temple, George Culottap john Bendag joe Wilsong Larry Burdetteg Donald Carsong William Haightg Harold Dillong Row 3: Steve Warnerp Dale Sheppardg David Broomg john Reedg Mike Kissellg Fred Romineg Tom Highamg Larry A. Stoverg Sam Kocherg Row 4: Curtis Keisterg Charles Kyriacosg Bruce Duncang Billy Caincrossg Bill Musialg Thomas Nevilleg Kerry Thompkinsg Lee Sinovoig Ronald Pittmang Robert jaegerg Peter Millerg Row 5: William Stemmermanng Mart Denisong Don Henryp William Bessg joe Dillong Charles Planowg Paul Ramseyg Bob Rogersg Michael Pollockg George Ondeckg Bob Brewery Kirby O'Malley. The Athlettes The purpose of the Athlettes is to promote the profession of Physical Education. Row 7: Sonya White, Judy Amick, treasurer, Mary Weaver, pres- ident, Carolyn Seagraves, vice-president, Kit Ley- land, Row 2: Donna Mimms, lane Shieler, Lynn Graves, jennifer Melesky, Row 3: Lynn McGraw, Carol Basham, Mary Davidson, Ann Karnes. Tech Accounting Club The purpose of the TAC is to bring about a closer rela- tionship between students that are interested in ac- counting. Row 7: Charles Williams, lr., president, Rose Ann Mullins, secretary, Robert Temple, treasurer, Row 2: Earnest W. Frye, Randall Wood, Donald Lewis, Haven D. Stone. Instrument Society Of America The purpose of the ISA is to promote a better understanding of instrumentation through field trips and guest speakers. Row 7: Bruce I. Warnix, Roger Foster, Nicholas Sichak, Row 2: Michael Lamp, Robert Whiteside, Patrick Myers, lohn Gibson. 41 Student ational Education Association The purpose ofg the SNEA is to develop among-college students rick: ROW 25 Stephen Soulgbyi Elizabeth Toney, Maw Ferguson: who are preparing to be teachers an understanding of the teach- Nancy Dicksong Susan Cadleg Kathy Davisp Toni Morgang Sue Ann ing profession: Row 1: Lillian Clayg Ramona Neubertg treasurerg Morrig, Toni jones, presidentg Sandy Bing, vice-presidentg Naomi Ham- Social Grganizations r The purpose of the AASU is to provide organized social and intramural activities of the black students of West Virginia Tech. Row 7: james Crawford, presidentg Andrea Strader, vice-presidentg Alfonzo Dalton, treasurerp Row 2: loyce Amersong Marsha Bowlesg Linda Browng Brenda Fairfaxg Delores Davenportg Linda Davenportp Row 3: David Harbinsong Dwight ,1Wicksg McVernon Godfreyg Ken Bigelowg Carl Staplesg Charles Price. li S3355 Afro- American Student Union I. l Karate Club Row 7: Robert Mathisg Howard Bucknerg Kelly Wilesg Nick DePierrog Mike Watsellg Doug Laheyg Row 2: Bill Russell, vice-presidentg Ron Elliotg Kerry Glavang Wayne Mclfarlandg Thomas Piotrowskig Bryan Billsg lim lenkinsg Mike Rexrodep Leonard Adams, presiclentg Row 3: Ron Conleyg Carl Reinersteng Charles Kyriacosg Bob Sandigeg Emil Iukakg Kerry Tompkinsg Bruce Castop Leroy Diggs. Q The Outing Club Row 7: Don Legg, vice-presidentg lacquelen Smithg Vivian Gravelyg Bruce Bannerman, presidentp Row 2: Terry Raimondg Kenneth Gravelyg Phillip Oltg lohn Gibsong Thomas McWilliams, lr,, faculty advisor. 5 7' an af L. 2 Q S 'll :Ev Y? Xrlv X fa W r a . f 7 Y F' Q l X r ' The Veteran'5 Club l l The purpose of the Veterans Club is to establish unity and promote fellowship among students who have served in the armed forces. Row 7: lohn Wilkersonp Ce- cil Lemma, lr., treasurerp Ronald Elsvvick, presidentg Sherman Bobbitip Gary Liven- goodg Larry McCommackg Row 2: Harper C. 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'I'IIIIIIII1'I11'EIII1IIIIII I 1111111111 ' I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII II1 11 1 I I1 1 I I I 1 ' 'III I II ' 'I IIIIIII 111 IIII 1 11 ', II 11, II1 ' 'I II 1 1 I 11.1111 I I 11111 11111111 1 I III II II III II11 I 1 'II 111111 1 1. 1 1 1 1 I1 II , 1 1 ,II 11111111 1 1'IIII1 .111 111 ' I I 11 1111 II I1I1 II 11I'II11 II I11 II 1I'1'III.1II111IIIII111II111'11IIIII'IIIIIII1'1IIIIIIIII'II'III1IIIII CREEKS SERVICE Sf HQNORARIES FEATURES SPORTS PERSONNEL The Tech Collegian TeCh's Collegian is the fine result of the ofa good staff and a coordination of efforts tune printing department. Through it, stu- dents are made avv ' ' A ' are ot Campus actrvrtles and Controversies. Charles Oringer Managing Editor PP' Q! F5511 T l l r 1 E , V l l 2 r , 1, rats a r r, tr we X r - W rr, r J V Af -. A jg-g if E .-,..--U ' I 14, if - H - Y, , V, , M 1. l ,.., 1- - , 4 L-1 N l 46 ,. ,Q-415 Mr. Charles Rossler, Advisor 1 l David Hoag Richard Doneghy Becky johnson 47 Sandy Higgins S 'TA ru va vi fu Q. cu as C ru .. 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UBQAA 'U I! - amen He Aaql Mowpuew sem 'r uosnuvx Kal E J' fi r an ww Bear Tracks Staff ,4-v William Stemmermann Editor i' - 1,a' 'we '11 MN the party? - R Plastics: Teddy, do you mind driving Spiro home from fl' Q , p - ef..1lAg1f-xl 5 1' . .'-lf g. .f V 5 'V - i , 1 If l V! ' A. ' 4 HI s 2 V1 V o fig :L as i f -'K r ,j i , fill, f vggqsgx if N ,V 5 is H 1 mzzrgfmgzg-2,1fve1f 1 4 ' 15 f.,'2f':ti:a1?4E'f'?f?s:,-l 3 . . f '- ' 'art 4- ps,fm:f,f , V 1' lii'51e,-if i. 3:2 1,-'gin fkq1A::.:'?v- 4 e- l-Q 1933? lgif'--'?i3',i' a 'f- vw ,i1y'1: 'il ' N l'i'l Thomas Neville Navigator of the Year Award V. i . l Wg? 'Elf-gif' ,i 1 il i r 42, -V slr 7,6- Michael Monts l've heard of being stoned, but this is ridiculous fins' ' H, X ,fel-gl, r 1 ,K N, -aa i .iiQl,,5,t- liJv it W ' W V '.'f5Q'llr all -'K- 71' f 'K Tm .i, it . in -.AW , ,Qi u e - 53 , ' , . N , .. , ,.Q - .J ' 5951: John Reed -- f 3 X H fx H '4 r. ,ityqzd ' 'iw 1 .h.-- 1 . in it - ' sins, ll x .bl ' U S, . ' . All fi , 1if3.'f ki 'li? as zz ' 1 4 vu ,Al 6, ,Mu 1 ' Y. 4151 151 Ev.-1 Q 7 'P L .. vo A, .!ll'NLT3'3mg1, 5555 ' 'cf M 1 .W , 43, he Damn tease. v ,, , Y, l 1, , ffl. ,, i ,Q sp-.-A. , 4. 4 av ap, . ,fi yy iw -- 271 1 il . , . ' ,L1 Fi. 1 i 'v,,'is.f7 li. Q11 ' J:T'E4'f,. ' Mary Milo, Assistant Editor imma Robert Bessette just one of the fellows! yr. ' Ken Bigelow Martha Parker C .. es lf Q-nv Robert Temple And he plays first base for Tech? f day you become senator, M B ff the d y I b p d K T, SLIPPERY WHEN WET Pete Miller IH? ETER. 'lv gy ! WU X Pjjfi5321,lfniXN Q g Rf In ig,fA'jL1 - .I NAA --2. - ' w, ' ,.. ., , Eu, ' . J , y 4551 Q-1 1 X .Vw 'mr b L f .v 1: ' 1 'ur ,.,-New 5 Jai ? B if RAN 1 , 4 ,Y -541K 2 'N E. 2 1 RU CHON Trifon Rigas 16 t and wh tdo you g I7 A he ,, I iiifiee lg y Q ..:Jg55ff SPRING HILL 2 .maui ,J-'sf N. ZONE AHEADL james Crawford Double jointed? - PT' -,rf Q19 George Culotta George, slow? N11-v F. m 2 R. V3 O 2. 5' 9 F rx E ru S' ru I cn o - :a an m ?. rv 3 U' ru -y 3 .1 ko v1 O I :r -4 3 52. Bert Buckbee, Advisor What can I say? Mike Maxon Photographers r 2 or '55-Sir , V 'qnfvgfk Q5 bif?rg,w rf' , , -' 'QW J ' r ,Er 1-of .' g , 1 f X. Rodney Buschman jeff Young R. E. Wilson, Advisor ati :A 5 e T ii? 1 :ggi it EZ? 31? 5 ZZ F KZ xi wt-1-p 4E Y U5-J at T: E T F-J. 1 1 - --E J: : f 5 V K Yi :Z nv -3- 2 -? 2225222 5 3:25:22 iign 2F:ZZggif 5Z ii: 4 ,EE :Z Ez 5 ii? Zi E: f I WZ 5 SERVICE sf E HQNORARIES 85 FEATURES 97 SPORTS 729 PERSONNEL 151 I l. l I Row 7: lohn Richard, james Ayers, Vice-Pres., Tee Pecora, Pres., William Haight, Carmen Laneve, Treas., Row 2: Randy McDavid, David Sharpes, Inter-Fratern The Inter-Fraternity Council is the govern- ing body of the fraternities on the West Vir- ginia Tech campus. The purpose of the council is to promote sound inter-fraternity relations, to represent all members of Greek letter or- ganizations, to create harmony with other campus organizations, to project a good Creek image in the community, and to de- velop a strong relationship between the fra- ternities and the administration at West Vir- ginia Tech. The membership of the l.F.C. is composed Michael Rosenthal, Thacker Williams, Sam Kocher, Row 3: David Chevalier, Cary Childers, james Howell, Sec., Thomas Salo, john Harris. ity Council of four members each from Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Pi, and Rho Epsilon Beta. Officers are elected from the member- ship. The l.F.C. and Panhellenic Council annually sponsor the Greek Weekend. The weekend consists of Greek games, a Greek dance, open house at the fraternity houses and a closing banquet. The fraternities at West Virginia Tech individually sponsor many social activi- ties throughout the school year. Row 7: Pamela Dilley, Treas., Dr. lacquelen Smith, Advisor, Susan Cadle, Sec., Row 2: Sherry Kurtz, Nancy Dickson, Pres. Panhellenic Council Tech's Panhellenic Association is com- posed of all members of Delta Zeta Sorority and Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority. The govern- ing body of the Association is the Panhel- lenic Council made up of two representatives from each sorority. The council's main functions are to maintain good intersorority relations and to sponsor and regulate rush. This year, among other activities, the Panhellenic Council has also sponsored the Panhellenic Formal, co-sponsored the Freshman Tea with the A.W.S., and has begun several awards for Association members. Row 7: Dick McKnight, Sam Kocher, Ron Green, Andrew Riling, joe Kwoka, Terry Eads, George Culotta, Thomas Rafacz, Row 2: Gary Wasik, joe Miller, Wilson Butt, Tee Pecora, George Pack, Benny Hopkins, Conley Gordon, Mike Reynolds, Row 3: Dennis Neidert Dennis Maffessanti, Steven Kraycar, james Hartley Mike Paterno Charles Planow, Thomas McGrew, john Yankosky, Lewis Snyder. Pi Kappa Phi A house, a grip, a badge, a song, an emblem - these do not make a fraternity. lt is the unseen things like brotherhood, character, honor, and ideals, These Chapter Award for excellence in scholarship, finance, alumni affairs, and publications. Pi Kappa Phi has provided campus leadership in make the fraternity and the man. the person of john Harris, vice-president The success of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity of the Student Government Association. can mainly be attributed to two things. H From the beginning, we had the principles. But in that regard, we were no different from many other organizations which start bravely but fail. After the influence of the founding group was no more and the mantle of authority had passed from their shoul- ders, there were other men on whose shoulders this mantle fitted. Of significance to the increasing fraternal success are several other factors. This year, the chapter was awarded by Pi Kappa Phi National Office the Master An event unique in itself is the Oil Drum Regatta. The event held every spring, attracts entries from many Tech students and organizations as well as from other colleges throughout West Virginia and surrounding states. This event provides all Tech stu- dents with an opportunity for festive merrymaking. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity House is always open and we invite you to drop by when time permits. Row 7: john Heindel, Advisor, George Ondeck, Treas., Ellis, Rondal Coakley, Max Ferguson, Row 3:'Al Ten- Michael Ashley, Hist., lohn Harris, Archon, Lawrence ney, Dennis Scott, Richard johnson, Doug Hirneisen Rine, Chaplain, Randy McDavid, Sec., Darren Feit, War- jim Yoak, Barry Ranson, Richard Grant, Skip Lassak, den, Row 2: Lee Anderson, Sam Snead, Charles Garten, Charles Olde, Mike Stump, Tom Higham. Bob Brewer, George Lafferre, Gary Thornton, Charles Beverly Payne Pi Kappa Phi Candidate ,f'0Qffw FUI' Miss Bear Tracks YE' i i . , a The South rises again! I hope that don't put this picture in the yearbook. l Will five aces get my shirt back? 1 ,1- : I a A ' it What do you mean we are married? it fi- Hovv do you spell Gloria? What did you say pledge! Picasso, He ain't! Colonel Sanders and his Kentucky fried Buzzard. The Grease Monkeies! The next show will start in ten minutes! Quick - Where's the nearest phone booth! VVhere's the play- ground Susie? : -. ,aelal , . ,vi . .-55?--Q Yes, l know there is a '.:A time limit! Row 7: Walter Given, herald, Kenneth Wilson, sec., Andrew Matkovich, treas., Snoopy , mascot, Ron Polce, vice-pres., Roger Westfall, first councilor, Michael Rosenthal, pres., Row 2: james Ayers, Sampson, Charles Craig, Row 3: Dan Bonner, Clarence Woodworth, john Griffith, joe Wilson, Butch Martin, Kurt Culler, Row 4: john Shumate, Buell Moses, Dave Vanscoy, Bo Howell, Wayne George Cicoff, joe Tanshauser, Roger Ross, lim Afflf1stOn,Steve Parsons. Sigma Pi Nineteen sixty-nine marks the third full year of the Gamma Xi chapter of the Sigma Pi fra- ternity on Tech campus. During this period the Sigma Pi's have promoted fellowship and brotherhood among the members and have strived to provide an atmosphere of improved character and knowledge. The Sigma Pi's have a membership of sixty brothers, with many active in campus affairs - from president of the Student Government to varsity athletics. The brothers also participate enthusiastically in all intramurals. Last year, besides winning seven trophies for intramural activities, they also won the over all intramural championship trophy for the third consecutive year. The Sigma Pi house has undergone some very impressive changes, from the fire escape to the two new porches. These improvements were necessary in order to meet the expand- ing needs of the fraternity and the ever en- larging size of Tech campus. U The Sigma Pi brothers chose Ginny Peck as their candidate for Miss Golden Bear during homecoming. Theyalsoconstructed the largest float in the parade this year. lt was a three level steam boat with a large turning paddle wheel on the back and the great Sigma Pi bell on the front, ringing out the spirit of the Sigma Pi brothers. A number of social functions were sponsored by the Pi's during the past year, including the Fall Playboy Ball and the Spring Orchid Ball plus a large number of house parties. Row 7: Carter Noland, lack Sampson, lim Nevill, Robert McCann, Robert Bender, Allen Morgan, Tim Gary Travis, Roger Beverage, David Sharpes, Row 2: Poe, Mike White, john Maloney, Row 4: Donald Samuel Corrice, Glen Wolford, Eugene Smarrella, Hayes, Edward Campbell, Mike Phillips, john Philip Desiere, Steve Butler, Vincent LeRose, Row 3: Hoffman, Steve Sauzer, Ron Hayes. Carol Butler Sigma Pi Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks Up another Math ofa inch! Your place or mine??? -nnb.,,g 'N 09 73 21 45 H., I Q 'gk , I ,. '-'43 -5 --' I1 My, A. ,mf Let's go - there's no needle here! l taxis? ,. rams at Did you hear the one about the traveling sales man that. . .I lt will never float? Captain and her first mate. Forget it! We'II go stag. Big Brother and Holding Company Blow in my ear, I'lI follow you anywhere. QQ I thought the bathroom was on the right, Row 7: Lee Brennan, comptrollerg Mel Doughty, Dale Sheppard, joe Demharter, Row 3: Marshall recorder, Dave Lewis, vice-pres. lim Stover, sec., Diaz, Patrick Myers, Stephen Hoye, Michael Lamp, William Haight, pres., Row Z: Leslie McNally, Robert Whiteside, Walt Davis, Don Lewis, Bob Kenneth Sepko, Bill Musial, Curtis Keister, Thomas Sandige, Ron Tominack, john Benedict. Salo, james Corea, Richard Divita, Delmas Malcomb, Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon is Tech's oldest and larg- els, our housemother. Much time has gone est national social fraternity, Thig year in par- into making the first floor habitable for Mom. ticular has been most noteworthy. Sig Eps Sig EDS are SOCial both by name and by have come out on top in almost ev- erything from elections to grade point averages. Always active sportswise, Sig Eps participated in every intramural event, as well as varsity football and basket- ball. nature. Being such, there have been more Sig Ep dances and parties than there are girls on Tech's campus to attend them. A quick count shows about eight major dances interspersed with house parties and capped off by that wild experiences called the Luau! Also this year a new brother was added The Red Door of Sigma Phi Epsilon is always to the chapter in the person of Mrs. Samu- open, so drop by anytime. Row 7: Larry Bertie, john Benda, Nicholas DePierro, David MCGuCken, David Level, Robert Bessette, lohn RGSSTT Bruce WHVVWX, Dllane Kohariz ROW 2? David Russell, Stephen Glaser, Nelson johns, Gene LHVVY Hill, Stephen Warner, Robert Temple, lameS Petry, Charles Kyricos, Kerry Tompkins, Gary Walker, john Reed, Russel Niehaus, Larry Stover, Chidergl Tim Miller, Dave Klee, Thacker Williams, Howard Perry, Row 3: ancy Wickline Sigma Phi Epsilon Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks ' ' ' ' T T T ll g TT ' V' YY Y lsifssif T 5515? 69 -...F S E. P 'I l ' Hal, Q. a ' A55 L N Q-Q . . E .. ,lf Mom Samuels Unnecessary Roughness?? .' w Y,. ,V V r S :Q-ofef.f.? . fr A ., .v I 1 v Un ll ww 5 ,ll 1 k Return of the Great Pumpkin! H . x. , 5 . f V ,v- . +5 rr Will you kindly leave the table. 3 , l -ln: V. ,., , Ile. , ' ' r, -ll '.,- , ,- .V '.-1 ' - v, af-v- -- - ,,,,.k,V J. ' 0- Eb- .557 , .-.5, ' f , .- ,. in xl A F .gl , I, J ...f , .Y. Q,.. 2 I' 5 J ' '- 4 1- 1,4 f, - -' - A '- 1 4 - , ' 'v -L, wr v U' - i n nf 4, l ' ' 'N f 5 L '11 am' ' 7 , 1 - , azafesv' ,,, f, is-1 - ' T S T1 'S . via , lf fem!-1.45.-1 ' fri .weelgiw eff ffm Sun, Sand and Sex 70 ani, fi J . . me Howard, was it worth it? ,2 Benny's a-go-go T.G. I. F. Q65 5 Corky did what? S.P.E. Pizzeria 4 F3 They came to rob the Sig Ep house 71 Row 7: Carmen Laneve, George Tabit, chaplain, Fred Beavers, Row 2: lohn Linkous, Carmello fvliano, Wolfe, sergeant-at-arms, Bob Clay, pres., Thomas Dave Chevalier, Billy Dotson, Clarence Coffman, Brewer, vice-pres., Sam Cochran, historian, Roy Clifford lvlaxwell,lohn Richard, Earl Flint. Rho Epsilon Beta The past year has proved to be the most successful year of Rho Epsilon Beta's short history. Large pledge classes have doubled the size of the fraternity. The expanding size, however, has not diverted us from our fore- most goal - that of brotherhood. As Tech's newest fraternity, we have added a new element to our strength. ln january, Beta Chapter of Rho Epsilon Beta was presented its charter at Beckley College. We welcome our brothers at Beckley who wish to share in our ideals of PE brotherhood, leadership and competition. We feel that this Beta Chapter will not only help our fraternity, but will also help West Virginia Tech. Tech is now the home of an intrastate fraternity. Expansion to other college campuses is in the planning. This was the first year the PEB's have spon- sored a candidate for Miss Golden Bear. Miss Brenda Oliver made our task of winning easy. B of the This year we acquired the old Progressive Dorm and set to work re- modeling the interior. When we are finished, we will have a very large and comfortable fraternity house. Nineteen-seventy will mark the year of the graduation of nearly all remaining charter members. We wish to thank all of them for their hard work in establishing Rho Epsilon Beta. They put us on our way, and our way is up! I I, El 5 E I .... Row 7: Danny Benefield, Edward Rushbrook, Ken Gooddard, Gary Walker' lames Rice, IFB FiSl1kif'l, Farmer, Randall Patterson, William Goss, Bob Thomas Short, Larry Farley, len Karvasky, Terence DeHart, Harold Snodgrass, Michael Pollack, Donald Phillips. Smith, Row 2: james Oakes, Vernon Patterson, Paul Q M -- W g WI, - 1 l, Carolyn Seagraves Rho Epsilon Beta Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks l l K 73 What do you mean the South lost! Harder! Harder! I'Il take on all of you. Pre-game Warmup We Scored! My legs are cold. g. I . l . l For our next trick . , Watch me hit the eight ball llsayll Having a good time I A W ,M I 1 W my :Tl I K I I I . . , ,, .. Q, .N Row 7: Nancy Wickline, pres., Cathy Cook, vice-pres., Collins, Carolyn Seagraves, Ginny Peck, Anita Rank Carol Dunbar, vice-pres., Pam Dilley, sec., Mary Devona Bailey, Row 3: Sherry Kurtz, Gloria Brinegar Weaver, sec., Peggy Blankenship, treas., Row 2: Nancy Susie Morton, Marilyn Wright, Ruth Ann Groves. Delta Zeta Delta Zeta, the largest National Planhel- lenic Conference sorority, was established on the West Virginia Tech campus in 1967. Delta Zeta has 181 active chapters and over 200alumnae chapters,throughoutthe United States. There are six other Delta Zeta chap- ters in West Virginia located at Marchall University, Morris Harvey College, Concord College, Fairmont College, Glenville College, and West Liberty College. Iota Pi's main social functions are in the Kilarney Rose Ball and the Founder's Day Tea. Delta Zeta also annually sponsors private parties along with open social for sisters and invited guests. Our sisters engage in many phases of col- lege life. ln intramurals vve make a fine show- ing, while vve actively support all our inter- collegiate teams. This year, Delta Zeta has four attendants to Miss Golden Bear. They are Nancy Wickline, Gloria Brinegar, Ginny Peck, and Beverly Payne. We also take pride in our five sisters vvho have been selected for Miss Bear Tracks Candidates. Miss Nancy Wickline captured the title of Miss Greek Goddess. lota Pi fills 14 Student Government Association senator seats, and tvvo cabinet secretaries, Tresa Scalise and Sherry Kurtz. Delta Zeta marches through the flanks of the Tech Golden Bear Marching Band with majorettes, instrumentalists, and cheerleaders. Our chapter, Iota Pi, has received national awards for pledge program excellence and for chapter activities. Iota Pi also prides her self in having five of their sisters selected for Who's Who. bw, ,JN s '1 ea x i ll 'F Row 7: Diana Fry, Terri Scalise, lohnnie Tulley, Naomi Hawkins, joann Sparks, Elizabeth Rhodes, Martha Moore, Cora Tucker, Row 2: Marilyn Martin, Ramona Morris, Theresa Thornburg, Absent: Emilene Jensen, Neubert, Brenda james, Helen Srnithson, Row 3: Nancy Faculty Advisor. nita Rank Delta Zeta Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks ii 77 DZ Express New cover for Burr-pat! This shall not be moved! Who's . . . Who? Oh, Oh,! Fodiled again! ,. , .ps L, 1 l'm Hungry! Q9 .5231 Royalty Plus Delta Zeta on the go What, no dessert! Gypsy Vagabonds! , , , Watch that first step, Morton! . 'Q Row 7: Mary Ferguson, sec., Mary Lynn Flint, vice-pres., Lynn Hendrickson, pres., Naomi Hamrick, treas., Barbara Harrah, Row 2: Glenda Combs, Mary Milo, Ramona Beverage, Karen Bailey, Row 3: Margaret Redden, Barbara Flenner, lane Mann, Sue Nutter, Mrs. B. H. Buckbee, advisor. Sigma Sigma Sigma Gamma Tau chapter of Sigma Sigma is Tech's newest national sorority, having re- ceived its charter in March 1968. Tri Sigma is a social sorority, but it also sponsors service projects centered around the theme Sigma Serves Children. Contributions to the Robbie Page Memorial Fund have financed presented to Brenda Oliver who was sponsored by Rho Epsilon Beta. Another Sigma candidate was Karen Bailey, sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda. Candidates for Miss Bear Tracks in- cluded lackie Holmes and Carol Butler. The Printing Management Department sponsored three Sigmas for Miss Perfect Type. several new facilities at North Caro- E They were Susan Cadle, Connie lina Memorial Hospital at Chapel Glenn, and Barbara Flenner. Hill. Gamma Tau gained national Sigmas are very active on campus. Connie Glenn servedassecretaryoftheStudentGovern- ment Association, Nancy Dickson was Dorm Council president, jackie Holmes was a cheer- leader, Barbara Flenner was a majorette, and Mary Milo was assistant editor of the Bear Tracks. The crown of Miss Golden Bear 1969 was sorority recognition this year by winning the National Efficiency Cup Award. ln conjunction with this honor, Lynn Hendrickson, president, was one of four collegiates to serve on the sorority's National Collegiate Advisory Board. Many thanks go to our fine alumni chapter and to our faculty advisor, Mrs. Norma Buck- ee. 1 ' 1 ,... 1 Row 7: Karen Urloas, Pam Snoddy, Rinda Yancey, Barnetteg Row 3: Sharon Lake, jackie Holmes Connie Glenn, Carol Butlerg Row 2: Donna jackson, NHDCY Dickson, Susan Cadle, Mary MacKenzie, Mary Miller, Paulette McCoy, Norma Cordle, Karen jackie Holmes Tri Sigma Candidate For Miss Bear Tracks , .., ,.w ii ii ii ii iii ' wi ii , 1 fl ' , ,. ' 2' .... is r ,,,, ,, ll '-m l' ' ll ' --s N f ff ' ' , ' ,' 151. ' r r -- f -- f-- -7 Jgf-Q--N-..' --,- .,-..4vQ1.L-.c.,,.:- .4 gf Tri Sigma of the year! She doesn't look Hawaiian ' The Sigma monster or mascot? HH1 llll A get-together? Shine those shoes, pledge! 1- 'A' WN? 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I ' I. 1 mul 'W11 I1111' 1 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111' 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111 111111111111111111111111111111111 '1 1'P'T1 ' 11 1 111 , 1 1 M M11 111111 111111111 111111111111111111111111111,1111111, 1 1 1 1, 11 11 111111111111 '4 1 1111 1 1111 1 111111111 11111111111'111111 11111111111 1 11111 1111111111111111111111111111111 111111111 1 1 1111111111 1 1 1 11 1. 11111111 111. FEATURES SPORTS PERSONNEL l I .K l Row 7. Madis Lampinen, President, David Boiarsky, Znd Vice-President, Michael Maxson 3rd Vice-President, Randall Wood, Treasurer, Ralph G. Sevy, Recording Secretary, E. Wesley Day, Corresponding Secretary, Randall Brown, Historian, Edward P. Bennett, S t. at Arms, Vincent Willett, Sectional Comm., james lglare, Student Council Rep. Row 2. john R. Harris, Franklin B. Anderson, Alfonzo Dalton, lr., Robert W. Brauer Bill B. Vipperman, George Clark, David A. Garrison Eugene Ryan, Arthur R. Pierce. Row 3. james R. Anltzi Stevan M. Pettit, David B. Barnhart, lohn E. Ewan Bruce K. Duncan, Emil R. lurak, jr., Dennis E. Kirk Stephen E. Soulsby, Bill Bennett. Alpha Phi Omega Blue blazers have become symbolic of ser- vice on the West Virginia Tech campus. The men who wear them, the brothers of Alpha Phi Omega, have carried out a solid program of campus and community service for nearly ten years. Mu Tau Chapter has won the acclaim of the administration, the faculty, and the stu- dent body for its work during reistration, con- vocations, and graduation. A multitude of areas are served by Alpha Phi Omega men, in pro- jects as simple as a one-man guided tour to a homecoming production requiring the efforts of fifty people. By assembling in a spirit of brotherhood, men of Alpha Phi Omega develop leadership, en- courage friendship, and provide service to the campus, the community, and the nation. This fraternity extends a splendid opportunity for the college student to develop these principles into a basis for his daily life. Alpha Phi Omega, however, does not try to make men of boys.- it takes men and gives them the opportunity to be better men. 1 I Row 7. Bob Tuckerg Wayne Halsteadg Steve Tincherg A, john D'Angelog Roderick W. Wilson, Advisor. Row 3. Coerte Voorheesg Roger Mooreg Alan Whiteg Bruce Lee Sinovig Von Clemansg Ken Bigeloeg Anthony Jack- Bannerman. Row 2. Roger Whiteg Guy Owen Bakerg song Paul johnsong McVernon Godfreyg Wayne Mc- Ernest Estepg Ron Elliotg George Skidmoreg Larry Deitzg Farlandg Larry Kuykendall. Alpha Phi Omega Row 7. Bobby Hooper Sgt. At Armsg Ralph Goolsby, Vice-Presidentg Stephen W. janney. Presidentg Ralph E. jordan, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2. Ulysses Grant York lllg C. Walker Smallvvood Illg Richard M. Quarantag Charles E. Shelton. Row 3. Rodney D. Buschmang john Weaverg Mike Browng Terry Frame. , W mZNiGmmZOI ...J f -1 1 w r , mf 'iw mmiQI 30 CWZN X Jmwvfff' L1 xx UQX k!AK4'Il.1s.w.: ll U 1.1. GJ J If 'X J 4: -, The Best In Town Homecoming ii-'Q Q 1 'S wi - ' if J' Well deserved guys Oh come now: L Qc .2-,,,, '.,-F Yi . 1 ,4,. Q, A .. A V .iV,.,ef---' M' -'H 4' , 2-'.....,M- sw , , , ' K A WY: , Z Y, , , ' .1... - 'Y - 3' : ., . f , '-T Y H Q ,p ' 2. 4 ' . u v ,M A ?' ' , xl' 1 4 L- ' E 2 34' juli 1. 1 -' 'N' I 1 'nz aue f.fI 54 ' , 1 , vs in , A B ? e ' ' Y 1 ' : 'l, kr- .5365-SEB z ' ' - - : , 4 , wa sua' - , mn- nina . ' , iv wi new Q ' - es o ' ' H - 'a 4 , , ' we . . i32.,v,Q:lz hd H51 I C ,l 1 v IJ'-?v41 'f -I-f, '55 1 , , 1 1 . x- . 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Pl Alpha Psl ROW7 Ronald Elswlck vrce president Della Robinson E Crawford lr color guard Row 3 Dave Levvus secretary Bruce Duncan Keeper of the Type Luce Row Danny Blake Blll Musrcal Robert McCann Wllllam 2 Phullp Deslere Ronald Pittman Mike Klssell james Stemrnerman P1 Alpha P51 P1 Alpha Psl founded ID 1947 was set up to act as a unlfylng factor for all pnntlng management majors at West Vlrglnla Tech It IS the only natronal prrntmg honor ary of nts kind In the country Each year during national printing week Pl Alpha Ps: sponsors vanous actlvrtles such as the electron of Mlss Perfect Type pnntlng hall of tame banquet and open house Other actlvltles Include field traps to various pnnt Ing establishments and guest speakers - , , 4 , . , ., . . , I I ' 1 I I ' I 1 1 ' I O 1 1 ,, ,, . ' l l fi if , , , ' . H if ' A , f Q1 In as Alpha Eta cordlng secretary Donald Vannoy vice presrdent Tom Frank C Lrss president Cavalier james Dress Row 2 Vincent LeRose Steve Alpha Eta Alpha Eta IS the only honorary engrneerlng fratermty on the campus of West Vll'gllWlE1 Tech Membership IS open only to junlor and senior engrneerlng students who have maintained a superior scholastic average and are recom mended by the englneenng faculty Utrllzlng Its unrque positron at Tech Alpha Eta acts as a llalson between the engineering professional socretles Besides programs carried on for the betterment of the engineering departments the fraternity also coordinates the annual engineering pclnlc held at the end of each school year Row 7 Harry Farmer treasurerg Nickolas Sichak, re- Finkg Doug Kesnerg Charles Beatty Clarence Cox lr The White Diamonds of Pi Kappa Phi is composed of girls selectively chosen by the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. The girls are chosen on the basis of congeniality with the chapter. The White Diamonds actively support the Pi Kapps in all their activities. The activities of the White Diamonds also include open socials, closed parties and house parties, and a weekend in which the brothers move out of the house and let the girls have it for a weekend of fun and hard work. White Diamonds .17 Row 7. Carolyn Seagraves, President, Nancy Hawkins, Vice-President, Linda Marie Rosier, Secretary, Teresa Agosti, Treasurer. Row 2. Ginny Hale, judy Maynard, Beverly Payne, Lynn Graves, Carol Dunbar. Row 3. Gatha Parsons, Peggy Blankenship, Gloria Brinegar, Kitty Davis, Toni Morgan Colden Hearts The Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon is an auxiliary of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, and as such actively participate with the fraternity in all service and social functions. Especially active at rush parties and the annual Sig Ep Christmas party for underprivileged children, the Colden Hearts also have an open invitation to all Sig Ep dances and house parties. Colden Heart membership is by dual selection of the Golden Hearts and the brotherhood of the fraternity. Row 7. Karen Tully, Sherry Kurtz, president, Devona Bailey, vice pres., Anita Rank, treasurer, Mary Milo, secretary, Karen Price, Karen Bailey. Row 2. Lynn Hendrickson, Laura Broshears, Cathy Cook, RuthAnn Groves, Ramona Neubert, Brenda james, Carol DeWitt, julia Blanc. Row 3. Mrs. Bert Buckbee, Nancy Wickline, Carol Wilson, Ellajo Walker, Ruth Bell, Elizabeth Rhodes, Pamela johnson, Bobbie Corea. Y Sigma Alpha is the newly organized auxiliary of the Sigma Pi Fraternity. The organization is composed of wives of the brothers of Sigma Pi and coeds who have shown a special interest and loyalty to the fraternity. The purpose is to promote the ideals of the fraternity and to actively support them in all their activities. Sigma Row 7. Marilyn Wright, secretary, Rinda Yancey, president, Karen Urbas, vice president, ludy Amick, treasurer. Row 2. Ramona Beverage, Pam Martin, Rita Given, Lois Flemm. Rovv 3. Mary MacKenzie, Dietra Westfall, Kathy Amick, Beckey Wilson, Mrs. Don Wilburn, advisor. Fi Batar Cappar Fi Batar Cappar here at Tech is one of 56 chapters of a mock Greek Honorary Fraternity located in colleges and universities throughout the United States. Membership is limited to upperclassmen who are chosen by invitation. The Fi Batars are composed of students who are outstanding on the campus, such as athletes, student council members, class officers, fraternity leaders, and those who are otherwise outstanding in campus activities. The purpose of the fraternity is to foster friendliness and cooperation among the students, to promote and increase interest in athletics, and to further the interests of the college. Alpha Row 7. john D. Yankosky, Sgt. at Arms, james Stover, president I james R. Corea, treasurer, joe Wilson, vice president, Kurt Culler secretary. WM? 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' A And The Race Begins Wifi The progressive year of 1970 moved Tech into a new horizon of student entertainment and education with, first, the Coffee House Circuit in the Bear's Den with entertainer Robin Williams ialoovei, and second, the West Virginia Tech Dialogue featuring Dick Gregory ibelovvi as main speaker. 72514195 Q M. iigi,iw?,a Tech Singers The Tech Singers are truely one of the best vocal groups in the state of West Virginia. They have toured much of the Eastern United States and are an asset to this campus. Combined with the choir, this organization comprises part of our fine music de- partment. Concert Choir The Concert Choir sings with quality and meaning once more during their performance. West Virginia Tech Marching Band Come blow your horn bancl, because you have earned the right. West Virginia 'Tech' is proud ofthe largest ,marching band in the state. ifour size is only bettered by the quality of music you produce. '-A. if .f .'y . 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Finniff, B. Ivlinsker, B. Cainer, R. Cainer ROW 2: Coach Brown, L. Scites, 1. McGinnis, M. Clemont, E. Deskins, L. Letart Coach Brown ran his players into the conference championship. Last Fall you could see the Cross Country team running every day keeping themselves in shape. This continual practice won for Tech a first place finish in the conference. The Bears breezed through the season winning fourteen matches while losing only four. All their defeats were at the hands for feetl of non-conference competi- tors. The conference meet was just as easy for the Bears to win as were their fourteen regu- lar season conference meets. The Bears set a new record scoring a new low of 21 points. Coach Brown has done an excellent job with his Cross Country team. Back the Bears and they will bring back another first place trophy next year. Congratulations, Coach. A well deserved trophy TECH 23 23 21 30 19 15 21 50 16 17 15 15 15 16 44 29 15 15 REcoRo Q14-41 West Virginia State Allegheny Marietta Ashland Fairmont Morris Harvey W. Va. Wesleyan West Virginia Univ. W. Va. Wesleyan Waynesburg, Pa. Concord Concord West Liberty West Virginia State Cumberland College Morehead State Campbellsville Clinch Valley 35 34 37 25 44 50 37 15 39 39 49 50 50 43 16 26 45 50 lt's a rough course . ., .',,,,,Y .. 'wV:'lpw', ...mg -K 1 V pm., , T , if Till L L The competition is tough. Basketball A 'i Pt - QI ,...- -' Y -,. -1 I -v , . -W hv.,f ..., -., Q . '54, . .-ff. R'OW 7: 1. Walker, B. Auxier, l. Corley, T. Floyd, D. Thielbar, T. Chaney, C. Simmons ROW 2: Coach Phillips, Coach Rexroad, T. Russell, M. Richardsonf W. lHatchetJ Davis, M. Williams, M. Phillips, D. Weaver, l. Yankosky, GI johnson, M. Kissell fMgr.J RECQRD Navy Sublant Navy Phiblant Toledo Alderson-Broaddus Otterbein College New York Tech Bridgewater? Milligan ' Bluefield State Concord Morris Harvey Glenville West Virginia St. W. Va. Wesleyan Salem Davis 84 Elkins Alderson-Broaddus W. Va. Wesleyan Bluefield State Morris Harvey West Liberty Davis 84 Elkins Glenville West Virginia St. Washington 84 Lee Concord Ashland 'l' Bridgewater Tournament Coach Phillips and his Golden Bears enjoyed a good season this year. Before the semester break, they lost only in the championship game of the Warm-Up Tournament and to a tough Mid-American team, To- ledo. The Bears then journeyed to Virginia to play in the Bridgewater Tournament. They soundly defeated Bridgewater and Milligan and captured the champion- ship. The loss of Billy Auxier for academic ineligibility slowed the Bears down after they returned to action after the break. Coach Phillips did some experimenting and soon the Bears were on the winning trail again. The Bears had their usual rough and tumble games with Morris Harvey losing to them twice by one point. However, this is the best basketball team in recent years at Tech, and with many of the players returning next season Coach Phillips can look forward to another fine season. Ns Basketball, a non-Contact sport. Aux for two. Chaney from long range. J f X An easy tw Spirit spurs us on Bluefield Action Touchdown! It's tough for the small guy. FIoyd's patented jump 'J L 3'3- ll! S . i f Morrl Tip off. Ready for battle. ' ,., f' E V Yi, U VL 2 , - , wx 1 L... 5 l Floyd outplaying Dickerson. HFVG The Conference-leading rebounder. eg L n 1 C , V .ef A me - it A., ,wfiv?? 11, J R N I 'wx 4.1 X., Lv Action under the boards Corley cans a shot. 'GW 1 ' ggi ,..-- 5 . v., A X,-'z-Q-'Jin , C x ,e .iz 7 New , ' f ,ee,, , i X l - ' ' YV :auf ti T' 'fig' , W a ev, - ' 'i s . Q. . .. , i L-f Q-fgfiib' gf.-, I , Qjf fwh g way , J,,aH,,, ' ' :K ' 'L . . I.. W 3 . Q8 2,11 6. . H ' f:,-1-wgf...------4--- 4- '-M Golf ROW 7: Pete Scanavich, Bob Corea, joe Demharter ROW 2: Butch Freeman, Tom Colanero, Moose Musial 3 If nothing else, good form. '7 u P .Ii 5.1 . .. yn- ,A at- ' x , ,0- Yi' Amea X-!f,'jKLA L .-,. ,- 345 . o e Y . f an- Az?-A 'A I VM. , 1S9 .' mfg T .,., I ,ey ,, ,, -V ,, . ff . . ' N 'HW - , ... .ma 5 A new putting style. Nobody is looking, kick it in. Keep that head down. Pitch it up close. 4' .- V-n . Heads up? Watch out? Duck? Fore! 1 1 Lg , EXIT Men 5 cg Women 5 I n tra m Urals Sign her up Coach. ' 'S , 5. X Y - 551442: , 'ig Hey Dude, you're suppose to hit it Those guys sure do EXITX Here it comes. 141 J, have long hair. It sure beats homework W l M M l N TECH 57 3rd 27 36 45 36 41 40 42 44 RECORD Berea College Morris Harvey Relay Morris Harvey Morehead State A-B Virginia Tech West Liberty Morris Harvey Fairmont W. Va. Wesleyan ROW 7: G. Travis, E. Bradley ROW 2: C-. Clark, S. Hudson, I. Sampson, ROW 3: D. Mearns, 1. Swearingen, Coach Davidson, 1. Ewan, G. Beihl ln only his second season here at Tech, Coach Davidson is doing an excellent job building a winner. Opening the season at home with a win over Berea College, the Bears have split their first four meets. They placed third in a relay at Morris Harvey and then lost two meets in a row. ln their next contest the Bears defeated Alderson-Broddus, 45-37. The future for swimming is a good one at Tech and Coach Davidson will be there building a championship team. l ' A W an fi' - -- - , :N .V 1 iw-r..,f, M . rw. r, H.. ,rr Jw eg W f U' gvi-.,i'.' ' fr' ' X. get set . . . go! lt's an individual effort. f' ,T- ivy-:mf UI , ,- -we ,345 3:45 ... ',,gj?T f fn-i tra- 4 A4 -:,:,,,-. , . , T, Q .- -P ' 4. K - -LM, 'Q N V , K -A , y 3., '44 f- 5, ef nif,'!-vqtify - ' tr iff' I . 4 .'a ' ,ry 'A On your mark Wei- Wife, W . rgrg Water, water everywhere! ROW 7: L. Estep, T. Tweedlie, E. Michaels, M. Redden, N. Hensley, C. Martin, F. Myers, W. Wiggins, G. Tominack, K. Minor, I. Brown, R. Parks, P. Lacy, W. Price, ROW 2: D. Lucas, M. White, G. Ooten, T. Kimble, l. Lovett, C. Price, D. Eads, R. Tominack, W. Hedrick, G. Griffith, R. Wright, R. Gill, N. Frost, Coach Cobb, Coach Heal, ROW 3: Coach Rexroad, T. Curran, Football The Bears, led by Coach Cobb, experienced a disastrous season. With a squad packed with Iettermen, it would seem that the Bears were going to make themselves known in the conference. Injuries hampered them along with a schedule which was one of the tough- est in recent years. However, when a team has the potential that the Bears did, they should have had a much better season. Homecoming was the best performance of the season for the Bears. The pass, which proved to be our weakness all year, was the deciding factor. Bluefield threw three touch- down passes against the secondary all of which were forty yards or longer. Next season the Bears will be loaded with returning Iettermen once again. Let's get out and back our Bears next year and make them a conference power. P. Sumpter, K. Hopkins, E. Roth, l. Moschino, D. Stull 1. Lassak, N. Hopkins, B. Hopkins, T. Evans, 1. Douglas B. jones, ROW 4: Asst. K. Culler, Asst. V. Phares, D Spurlock, G. Meadows, C. Carter, R. Haddox, l. Stover R. Black, L. Fultz, C. Milner, Trainer R. Dill, Trainerl McGinnis, B. Lanham RECORD ti-8-oy TECH O West Virginia State 26 6 Bridgewater 13 'I4 Bluefield State 20 9 W. Va. Wesleyan 29 12 Shepherd College 20 22 Concord College 6 0 Salem College 44 O West Liberty 54 O Mars-Hill, N.C. 11 , .X- ux' , Y., gpg me En' .1 .pg ' A f fa- kk I ' .' O-A H , 1 . , U z gf , V .9 152 . 'X ' ' . I ' WL! . . Meadow's 72nd pu nt, That's using your head. . U 4 , 'ax JW 1 Tech 4 onthe bottom qv - Q again. , ,, 'llwgggat , va V5 ' 'fi' ' 'in' '1 l i' -V L., ,g A ,1.mL- -W -J-. 1.,-,YLH -22 ' . . ii. .- . , '- -, ,,... 4. Homecoming The Bears started out great against the Big Blues of Bluefield but when the final whistle blew, Tech was on the bottom, 20-14. The only way Bluefield could move the ball was through the air - and move it they did. All three scores came on long bombs. Tech fans did get to cheer some as the Bears scored over one- third of their season's total points at homecoming. Seed breaks into the open. f. LJ: .Ny h ,. Our problem all year. 'll' I Off to a good start fe wha-15' , ,gqrniA':,VFl' M ' 227--....... - - ri?fa?gB.., - fl! 'r - -., fir , -lf T ,D '-f'?efwu. ' -'tg Tech's workhorse A Tech touchdown, .1 yy ' W - , - V' P' ' V -l -A K sz N '-Vi, X- ' ,. ...e . w, '.., .m ,, Y ': - 1,4-'..-Lg-'Kr' -. ,. f -f j --ittif.nas?-.'l,,-,.-,lw:.,' 'H-r' All wrapped up, A hopeful Completion. And the other. ,LM l 'Q epqms fl T151 .3 ' 55.32F xx If J. :nl F ii l. H l I 1 1 ' 1252 v-0 ' ' 2422 .ff T1 mugs 1111115 Imriiat ss JJB Jfd IUIIQJF Im 55531 1122. Jr, HD! ff If . , iilfi-157,31-Q. ' ' , .4 , ,J V -g. ..y, 4, 19535 D H--'JV 4 . ' ' Bluefield dead? Check again. S ,vi,-l'l?:'K . , .., , - it ' . -' Q .gtg ii . is 1 r I. ,V .Q M. Row 7. Bob Kelly, Ralph Hensley, Bob Temple, Terry Dr, Hosey, Denny Engroff, Denny Spring, Don Neff, Poling,BennyHopkins,KennyZigmond,ChetMaciorow- Gerry Angyal, john Swearingen, George Pack, Leon ski, Coach Heal Row 2: Kip Brannon, Coach Davidson, Franklin, Mike Cook, Conley Gordon Record Tech 9 West Virginia State 7 West Virginia State 5 Salem The Bears, coached by lim Heal, enjoyed 1 West Virginia Wesieyan another fine season. They finished with a rec- ord of 8-4. With all but three starters re- 11 West Virginia Wesleyan turning from last season's team, the Bears will be battling for the conference championship. 7 Concord The top spot eluded them last season when 5 Moms Harvey the Bears dropped three heartbreakers by a run. Two of the three went into extra innings 10 Davis 84 Elkins and all three were away games. This season they are gunning for the top spot and a trip 4 Alderson-Broaddus to Kansas City. 4 Concord 5 Morris Harvey Glenville Baseball Benny beats Harvey T.P. in a photo finish. Pack races across. 4 w, -M in r - - : ..n W r Tr 4 7,- Dr. Leonard C. Nelson President 152 Dr. Reed Davis Academic Dean Of The College Nha-u-5 2, H .swirfi i, ii via- ,ine ,E X gh 1 ll N .:: '- .. ' Q .JCL f Mrs. Annie Castle Registrar Dr. David Palmer Dean Of Student Educational Services ,x , x. - Margaret jones Assistant Director Of S.E.S. Phillip L. Hayes lacquelen Smith Dean Qf Men Dean Of Women 54 Suzanne Riggio i . sig' Director Of Public Information james Duncan Business Manager DndyonCDf Business Administration And Economics 5' - X DV- lack Robertson Alberta Anderson Talrnadge Anderson A 'Li - Bert H. Buckbee Patricia Dodson Albert G. Leicht jack W. Nuckols, jr. Donald N. Samuels Robert L. Sanger Mostafa I. Shaaban Thomas C. Sheppard, lf Division Of Engineering Dr. Lyle lvl. Blackwell Y J?----V - : vi ' ' ,u 522 iwll'l?f ' Y. V. G. Acharya Rusty R. Allen Veladimir Betlachin Leo F. Bode i LJ if ... S l john F. Cavalier Joseph Chan Edward H. Crum Erkan Esmer RTW lea. i Q i ,ty Robert C, Gillegpie Russell F. Hazelton 1. F. Heindel Edward Holland F-fr ., f, H it -of -Y .. , . - W ii if is ,S na s E7 if-' james D. Hunter Lloyd Lee Roger Lemasters Thomas G. McWilliams . i- Y- .L, W, r- - r lx Y if if Ernest W. Mellow john E. Miles Ernest E. Nester William E. Pierson G. Puttaiah Stafford E. Thornton luin 5- Yu Division Qi H u ma n ities l And Science Dr. Otis K. Rice ,E rv l W l -4 lr, 'alll 'M 'WK Kenneth R. Bailey Raymond F, Bell Richard VV. Bradford Lawrence Canterbury fffiff i ccccfwi cove Mc l 'iii ' Dr. Sung C. Chung Eric S. Clutter R. Koester Colville Rudolph V. Falbo - - V it ' ff as - . V Z 2 Susan C. Harpold Margaret E. Higgins If 1 Emiline jensen Calvin A. Lidstone john Parks Donald E. Rice Frank M. Sulesky James TlW0ma5 Lyman A. Hussey, lr. jean K. lennings Gasperine Milo Patty H. Nugent Katherine R. Sheppard Ruth St. Clair -ii, , ..- fi-.fa . . . W- .- ----2-7 '55 Roclerich VV. Wilson Roger M. White W I I Division Of Teacher Education Dr. Donnell B. Portzline ' 1 ,wif 1r'7'f Qi gi james S. Brill Frances Canterbury Robert R. Davidson Ralph N. Fasick l l - Y Y Y 5-5. ' iii ' L? viii! Y' 1 ti 'ii ' 'ru sg.: tiff x x ii lt if l 2 l l i ' i , 12 1 . 1 wi sl X or Harold Franz Daniel M. Fullmer Alice Grose lack E. james i il- Y . -r' F . Eva Kay Kessinger Thomas G. Latimer Elizabeth Miller N. Carol Monroe KZ! Millie L. Near Violet S. Phillips Ronald D. Rexroad Donald Riggio 252 'cis l El ri ,ill nm if-.im if f -an X ,,r:::: ' '--.. ,EN Eggfrqzr 5 Arnold L. Rucker Robert L. Satterwhite Katharine K. Sheng juanita A. Steele 'EN x Frederick E. Thornton l- Edmund VVGlClW Victor C- Young Gary Ervin Acorcl Slab Fork, West Virginia Business Administration Florence Z. Adkins Deepwater, West Virginia Business Administration F.B.L.A. Melvin Lee Anderson Marlinton, West Virginia Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi, S. A. M. Wayne Arrington Orient Hill, West Virginia Business Administration Sigma Pig s. A, M. Devona Bailey Poca, West Virginia Physical Education ta Zetag S.N.E.A., A.W.S.g Athlettes, surerp Golden Hearts, Vice President loe B. Beam Strange Creek, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Technology - f- g - -:-- as-vs-D. -:QP -A-Ai , +L B on lust, i Gerald Angyal Hopelawn, New Jersey Chemistry American Chemical Society, Varsity Baseball Melton R. Archibald, lr. Charleston, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Wesley Foundationg l.E.E.E.p Outing Club, Tech Players Roy David Arrington Kincaid, West Virginia Chemistry American Chemical Society, President is... ir wg ' Roy L. Beavers Guyan, West Virginia Social Studies Rho Epsilon Beta, President, S.N.E.A., Vet- eran's Club, Who's Who Carol Behan Parkersburg, West Virginia History 84 Government Sigma Sigma Sigma john Paul Benda Galloway, West Virginia Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilong S.A.M.g Football ie ieeeesri - 'f iii 'i mit. ri: M M: ' 'fgntl I ri ew, . - ff in .g'l ,. 1. , '32 wr' .. x.- x-:- WU? 1 trait 1 r , ,1 11 ea' . .h LY, ij. gh., 1 Vip it ii 'i ,gui 'G' Robert D. Bessette Manchaug, Massachusetts Physics Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Government Association, Bear Tracks, Instrumental So- ciety, Inter-Fraternity Council, Society for the Advancement of Physics Roger Carl Beverage Richwood, West Virginia History 84 Government 1 I Sigma Pig Student Government Association Bryan L. Bills St. Mary, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering, Technology Karate Clu W. r i .. .V me john A. Benedict Elkview, West Virginia Drafting 81 Design Sigma Phi Epsilon Thaddeus O. Bennett, Ir. Montgomery, West Virginia Biology William L. Bess Boomer, West Virginia Business Administration Student Government Association, Veteran's Club S60 wx ' wr- fi i A-Hx David A. Bishop Peterstown, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Technolog Gene Matthew Blanc Bridgeville, Pennsylvania Printing Management Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary, li Fraternity Councilg Student Governr Association, Treasurer, Bear Tracks Alpha Psi Wanda L. Blankenship Swiss, West Virginia Physical Education S.N.E.A.g Athlettes Lee Brennan Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania igma Phi Epsilon, Comptroller, Tech Ac- ounting Club, S.A.M. Robert Brewer Charleston, West Virginia Business Administration i Kappa Phi, Secretary, Student Govern- ent Association, S.A.M., Student Data rocessing Organization Thomas 1. Brewer Kermit, West Virginia Electrical Engineering ho Epsilon Beta, Vice-President, Student overnment Association, l.E.E.E., Epsilon elta 'R Mba fi' 5.3 inf 10 Fli fi , friv- 1-+515 Lawrence 1. Burdette Parkersburg, West Virginia Industrial Management S.A.M. David Arch Burnette Swiss, West Virginia Physical Education Veteran's Club Rodney D. Buschman Indian Head, Maryland Mechanical Engineering Technology pha Phi Omega, Baptist Student Move- nt, F.B.L.A. sf-4 Arnold L. Blethen Charleston, West Virginia Business Administration Rho Epsilon Beta Dale Blount Blount, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology American Road Builders Association David R. Boiarsky Charleston, West Virginia Industrial Management Alpha Phi Omega, S.A.M. 9-K W fx i .fi 1: Gloria l. Brinegar Decota, West Virginia Biology Delta Zeta, A.W.S., Candidate for Miss Bear Tracks, Candidate for Miss Golden Bear, Miss Perfect Type, lunior Class Secre- tary, Academy of Science, Who's Who William l. Broscious Ripley, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology American Road Builders Association Cary Bulger lohnson City, New York Business Administration T . tie- ---fs Thomas I. Callahan, lr. Longacre, West Virginia Industrial Management Donald Carson Parkersburg, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M. Tom Michael Cavalier Smithers, West Virginia Electrical Engineering E I,E.E.E.g Alpha Eta, Who's Whog Tennis .W Irvin Wilson Butt, Ir. Coopers, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology Pi Kappa Phi, Student Government As- sociation, Wesley Foundation Gwendolyn Byrd Charleston, West Virginia Social Studies A.W.S.g Student for Community Action Billy Lee Caincross Alloy, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M. Qu. -i .!'! ' JI'-J' v.: U' t. 4 Y , . C , S5-fx I ' .A Bobby K. Clay Sophia, West Virginia Printing Management Rho Epsilon Beta, Inter-Fraternity Councilg Student Government Association Linda Lou Cline Cannelton, West Virginia Business Education Delta Zeta, Secretary, Bear Tracks, A.W.S. Ronald E. Conley Chapmanville, West Virginia Mathematics 1 Nancy Chambers Princeton, West Virginia Secretarial Science Richard H. Chambers Princeton, West Virginia Electrical and Mechanical Enginee Technology Gary Warren Childers Ripley, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-Presidentg Ir Fraternity Council, Student Governn Association, Mechanical Engineering ciety, Instrumental Society, S.A.M., T Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Students Community Action wig I Pamela Cooper Montgomery, West Virginia English Donald E. Corley, lr. Lavale, Maryland l.E.E.E., Amateur Radio Club Steve A. Courts Milton, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Baptist Student Movement, I.E.E.E., Stu- dent Government Associationg Amateur Radio Club, President , W f W , i N ,, Nancy K. Crist Ansted, West Virginia Social Studies igma Sigma Sigma, Student Government ssociation, A.W.S., Pi Alpha Theta Patrick A. Dalporto Smithers, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Amateur Radio Club, President: l-5.5-E Linda Dunn Darlington Beckley, West Virginia Biology 1r1', 'x 5. i Charles B. Craig, lr. Perryville, Maryland Industrial Arts Sigma Pi james E. Crawford, lr. Cheraw, South Carolina Printing Management Alpha Phi Omega, Tech Collegian, Associ- ate Editor, Bear Tracks, Westminister Fel- lowship, Afro-American Student Union, President, S.A.M., Pi Alpha Psi, Historian Judith Ann Crawford Frenchton, West Virginia Business Education Baptist Student Movement, S.N.E.A. K' Darlene David Montgomery, West Virginia Language Arts S.N.E.A. Larry E. David Montgomery, West Virginia Electrical Engineering l.E.E.E., Alpha Phi Omega Larry A. Deitz Richwood, West Virginia Civil Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary, American Society of Civil Engineering, American Road Builders Association, Wesley Founda- tion Nicholas l. DePierro Red Bank, New jersey History and Government Sigma Phi Epsilong Student Government Association, Who's Who, History Club Marshall Lance Diaz Powellton, West Virginia Mathematics Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Government Associationg Who's Who, Epsilon Delta joseph R. Dillon Boomer, West Virginia Printing Management S.A.M. - 3 li ' iifllliii ii Hi illiilliii l' W - at - mira ,e.?f:-.,?f.! , .. .. .F , 1, ,, , Y - -- - Fawn- elim , iilllis 3 ii: if nl sss T Carol lean Dunbar Ravensvvood, West Virginia Biology Delta Zeta, Vice-President, Panhellenic Council, President, A.W.S., White Dia- monds, Vice-Presidentg Student Council, Dorm Council, Secretary, Who's Who, S.N.E.A.g Miss Golden Bear Bruce Keys Duncan Washington, D.C. Printing Management Alpha Phi Omega, F.B.L.A.g S.A.M.g Pi Al- pha Psi Ridley Edward Durham Craigsville, West Virginia Physical Education Football Y E . gift. N., r 'rf g 'ggi 1 M sei' my wgg gg.-4 at ii s ' me Ms TE l sf' iii 2 .. .. xs l 'gan Ballard L. Dixon Oceana, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Technology Linda L. Dorsey Cedar Grove, West Virginia Mathematics Students for Community Action Sylvia Duda Charleston, West Virginia Social Science Students for Community Action, Commu- ter Council, Secretary, Phi Alpha Theta 451 lames G. Eads Barrett, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology American Road Builders Association Terry Richard Eads Tornado, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Pi Kappa Phi, Student Government Asso ciationp l.E.E.E.g Track Kenneth L. Ellis, lr. Powellton, West Virginia b Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Technology l.E.E.E., Concert Choir john E, Epperly Oak Hill, West Virginia Mechanical Technology john E. Ewan Maugansville, Maryland Accounting Phi Omega, Tech Accounting Club, Student Data Processing S,A,M.g Swim Team Brenda L, Fairfax Carbondale, West Virginia Secretarial Science g Afro-American Student Union john F. Ellison Lansing, West Virginia Business Administration Gary Lee Epling Ripley, West Virginia Mathematics Randolph T. Epperly Oak Hill, West Virginia Civil Engineering American Society of Civil Engineers, Ameri- can Road Builders Association ga 'Q 1- '9-.1 E 2 ,QQ wil' .-,- Barbara Kay Flenner St. Albans, West Virginia Secretarial Science ma Sigma Sigma, F.B.L.A., Tech March- Band, Majorettes, Co-head, Intramurals Ronald A. Fleshamn Rainelle, West Virginia Social Studies .E.A., Amateur Radio Club, Students for munity Action, History Club W. Earl Flint Alderson, West Virginia Civil Technology Epsilon Beta, American Road Builders ociation, Golf uf' Harry C. Farmer Huntington, West Virginia Electrical Engineering l.E.E.E.g Alpha Eta, Treasurer Mary Ferguson Union, West Virginia Business Education Sigma Sigma Sigma, Secretary, F.B.L.A., S.N.E.A., A.W.S., Secretary, Ratlirf Hall Dorm Council, Secretary David l. Finniff Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Physics Society of Physics Students, Cross Country Team Y i mm I Wm ,Kwik :gs , , ,. ., .,... .........,.. i ga- ,, 'ff IW 7' 5 ' E ' Wil . : T , i 73 . David L. Friley Montgomery, West Virginia Physical Education Charles E. Garten Beckley, West Virginia Drafting 84 Design Pi Kappa Phi Dewey Talmadge Garton lll New Martinsville, West Virginia Drafting 84 Design , 4. , Roger E. Foster Peterstown, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Society, Instru- mental Society Harold E, Franck Pratt, West Virginia Electrical Engineering l.E.E.E., Chairman, International Club, Presi- dent, Barbell Club, Outing Club Lawrence L. Friesel Parkersburg, West Virginia industrial Arts Student Government Association, Ameri- can lndustrial Arts Association, Secretaryg S.N.E.A, QQ, ' vs 'wig g, Susie B. Goode Montgomery, West Virginia Business Education F.B.L.A. Phillip Goodnite New Haven, West Virginia Mathematics lo Ann Grabosky Oak Hill, West Virginia Language Arts .t i. Y.,w,4, john B. Gibson Huntington, West Virginia Electrical Engineering l.E.E.E., lnstrumental Society, Outing Club Walter D. Given Charleston, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Technology Sigma Pi, Barbell Club Linda Kay Goard Page, West Virginia Secretarial Science Afro-American Student Union ,, S, Lawrence H. Graham, I Stephenson, West Virginia Industrial Arts Alpha Phi Omega, A.l.A.A. William E. Graham, jr. lndore, West Virginia Industrial Arts A.I.A.A. Vivian Gaye Gravely Cool Ridge, West Virginia Language Arts S.N.E.A., Outing Club Bobby Ray Hale Danville, West Virginia Mathematics Basketball David L. Hall Glen Dale, West Virginia Biology Sigma Phi Epsilon jerry Wayne Halstead MacArthur, West Virginia Civil Engineering American Society of Civil Engineers, Ameri- can Road Builders Association fv- I' 1? 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Harrah Ansted, West Virginia Educational Mathematics S,N.E.A., Epsilon Delta john Clark Harris Lynco, West Virginia Social Studies Pi Kappa Phi, President, Inter-Fraternity Council, Student Government Association, Vice-President Donald E. Henry Powellton, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M., Veteran's Club S eg, 1, L , cet' a 55, 7-f' il., Douglass Lee H irneisen Reinholds, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Phig Student Government Asso- ciationg Mechanical Engineering Society, Baseball john T. Hoffman Parkersburg, West Virginia Industrial Management Sigma Pi, Bear Tracks, S.A.M., Secretary, Concert Choir, Tech Singers Tommy L. Holbrook Belle, West Virginia Music Education Psi Deltag Tech Singers, Tech Marching Band, Tech Symphony Bandp History Club, Concert Choir, Tech jazz Band l ' - ,- he it IP: af Il 'K l l L1 y Q 55,1 , -5 L? if fx 5 X sw L, it 5 F 'F 15. X 'N x a tt: 'ff 4 s 78 1--pl fi fv- Clark G. Hickman Union, West Virginia Chemical Engineering American Chemical Society, Instrumental Society Alexander Higgins Oak Hill, West Virginia Language Arts Student Government Associationp Tech Collegian, Editorg English Club, Sigma Ta Delta, Forensics Club jeffrey H. Hill Washington, New lersey Industrial Arts Alpha Phi Omega, Wesley Foundation American Industrial Arts Association 'T. ' james Beno Howell Welch, West Virginia Chemistry Sigma Pig Inter-Fraternity Council, Secrr tary, Student Government Associatroi American Chemical Society, President Sylvia Huffman Hinton, West Virginia General Business F.B.L.A. Diana Lynn Hunt Belle West Virginia Secretarial Science -Y - V-.Y1 ii i s ii ii i A Forrest johnson Hugheston, West Virginia History and Government William D. johnson Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Printing Management Bear Track Staff, Image Staff, S.A.M., Alpha Psi, Vice-President Dinesh Kaushiva Rand, West Virginia Business Administration S.A,M. ,AR ll I il -at.-X -was ll., . I lk? 'le 'iiglibliiiii i si sk- '! ' ina.- -gy, M. lsaac E. King Leevvood, West Virginia Electrical Engineering l.E.E.E.g Veteran's Club Michael Kissell Dayton, Ohio Printing Management L.A.M.g Pi Alpha Psi, Secretary, Basketball Aanager William Samuel Kocher Wheeling, West Virginia Business Administration 'iA Kappa Phig Inter-Fraternity Council, V. ff' F g I A ,, ' n t W' X z 1 - f- ig, it ,fl a, fl at ,it , t. r '-'Q ll jj it Robert Alfred jaeger Union, New jersey Business Administration S.A.M.g Swimming jerald R. Givens Blue Creek, West Virginia Mathematics Daniel E. johnson Montgomery, West Virginia Printing Management Alpha Phi Omega J l Beverly Kincaid Page, West Virginia Secretarial Science jane L. Kincaid Cedar Grove, West Virginia Social Studies john E. Kincaid, jr. Cedar Grove, West Virginia Mathematics NP W W, -ww, -wi-. .,,,, .g -if We iii 'Fe- Larry D. Kuykendall Moorefield, West Virginia Business Administration Alpha Phi Omega, l.E.E.E., Amateur Radio Club Charles C. Kyriacos Wood-Ridge, New jersey Industrial Management Sigma Phi Epsilon, S.A.M. james M. Lagos Oak Hill, West Virginia Civil Engineering American Society of Civil Engineers, Ameri- can Road Builders Association bunn- Michael Lanham Cheylan, West Virginia Music Pi Kappa Phi, Concert Choir, Tech March- ing Band, Tech Symphony Band, Tech jazz Band Wilma Lanham Montgomery, West Virginia Music Concert Choir, Tech Singers joseph C. Lassak Welch, West Virginia Physical Education Pi Kappa Phi, Student Government Asso- ciation, Football i i Duane D. Kohari Chattroy, West Virginia History 84 Government Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Government Association, History Club Gregory Evans Kozma Montgomery, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Newman Club, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers, Secretary, Swimming Team Sherry L. Kurtz Cape May Court House, New jersey Mathematics Delta Zeta, Panhellenic Council, Vice- President, Student Government Associa- tion, Secretary, A.W,S., Golden Hearts, President, S.G.A., Secretary lk we fi Flu- 7-s x 9-'if Michael E. Lamp Sl. Marys, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, ASME, President, Instru- mental Society, President, Who's Who Madis Lampinen Morganville, New jersey Printing Management Alpha Phi Omega, President, Karate Clu Patricia D. Lang Page, West Virginia Social Studies 'K' Q Barrett Leek Pomona, New jersey Industrial Arts A.I.A.A. Vincent F. LeRose St. Albans, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering ' Sigma Pi, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Alpha Eta Donald E. Lewis Frederick, Maryland Accounting Sigma Phi Epsilon, Accounting Club 9-n0Aii,.a..-.,, I .3 1 ..L .,, x , gin , ' QQ I 'K ,Kari Charlotte D, Lowe Beckley, West Virginia Mathematics merican Chemical Society, Dorm Coun- il, Afro-American Student Union, A.W.S. Mary E. MacKenzie Richwood, West Virginia Business Education igma Sigma Sigma, A.W.S., Sigma Alpha David L. Martin Camden-On-Gauley, West Virginia Civil Engineering erican Society of Civil Engineers, Ameri- n Road Builders Association john Tyler Linkous ll War, West Virginia Physical Education Rho Epsilon Beta, Student Government Association, S.N.E.A., Baseball Frank C. Liss Switchback, West Virginia Civil Engineering American Society of Civil Engineering, Treasurer, American Road Builders Asso- ciation, Alpha Eta, President, Wesley Foundation Larry L. Lobazzo Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Business Administration Outing Club 3 in james L. Martin Oak Hill, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Technology Andrew Peter Matkovich Beach Haven, New jersey Industrial Management Sigma Pi, Treasurer, lnter-Fraternity Coun- cil, S.A.M., Treasurer Michael E. Maxson Philippi, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Technology Alpha Phi Omega, Amateur Radio Club Clifford A. Maxwell Wellsburg, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology Rho Epsilon Beta, American Road Builders Association Rodney C. McClure Sumerco, West Virginia Drafting and Design Technology Larry Maron McCommack Montgomery, West Virginia Accounting Veteran's Club iv ,- 'Ii 4 ie'-1 1 , V 14 I 1 V in -fi i joseph A. Mulach lndustry, Pennsylvania Industrial Management Student Data Processing Organization, S.A.M. Deborah Diann Mullins Nitro, West Virginia Secretarial Science A.W.S., Swimming William L. Musial Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Printing Management Sigma Phi Epsilon, S.A.M., Pi Alpha Psi, Golf l i .Hur F l We-sa tal ' , , A james K, McCoy Madison, West Virginia Civil Engineering American Society of Civil Engineerin American Road Builders Association Michael Duane Meadows Belle, West Virginia Biology Biology Club, President George Mekosh, lr. Warrington, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Society Ai 1- , P3 iii ii E Leanna F. Myers Smithers, West Virginia Secretarial Science F.B.L.A. Dennis C. Neidert Wheeling, West Virginia Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi, l,E.E.E., Instrumental Soci Concert Choir, Tech Singers Russell 1. Niehaus Wheeling, West Virginia Industrial Arts Sigma Phi Epsilon' AIAA Vice-Presic ai ti l john A. O'Dell Summersville, West Virginia Chemical Engineering Society, Vice- President, Alpha Eta Patricia Ann O'Dell Belle, West Virginia Secretarial Science I. Kirby O'Malley Edison, New jersey lndustrial Management S.A.M. 5 J Mack E. Parsons Dixie, West Virginia Business Administration S.A.M. Squire Parsons Newton, West Virginia Music oncert Choir, Tech Singers, Tech March' ng Band, Tech Symphony Band Stanley R. Parsons Kenna, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Technology gs 205' 7 ,yas aa ,ii , Eiga it 'H Q Be Dayton Arch Neil Craigsville, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering ASME Thomas W. Neville Dumont, New lersey Printing Management ar Tracks, S.A.M., Pi Alpha Psi Delores Anne Nichols Montgomery, West Virginia Social Studies Newman Club, S.N.E.A. ' i MS: it , .xslt i it it Et 'l 'ST' 'WJ Sig George Dennis Ondeck West Mifflin, Pennsylvania lndustrial Management Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer, S.A.M. Anthony Lee Orme Dayton, Ohio Printing Management ma Pi, S.A.M., Pi Alpha Psi, Baseball Alan Palmer Conklin, New York Business Administration ,, .fs : - 1- ii ig tr. if--W .iz .im ma 4 ?5'fF1.i' muff: i 1 W was it i Q li ' ll a, Y ir' if 2 l is i Brenda Perry St. Albans, West Virginia Secretarial Science Emery E. Perry Belva, West Virginia Business Administration Student Government Associationg S.A.M. Howard Ray Perry Shrewsbury, West Virginia Industrial Management Sigma Phi Epsilong Alpha Pi Omegag S.A.M. I if i'.r. 'iviff' 'i T ' .. lflffb-' L 1' 'v g:lV' 3,7fl' 'i.e4',3a' A 5' A ' Y: ' 'il 1' ill W ri' l iii' iw, l james C. Quesenberry Glen Morgan, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering ASME Barry Ranson Sissonville, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology Pi Kappa Phig Inter-Fraternity Councilg American Society of Civil Engineersg Tech Symphony Band Margaret Rappold Alloy, West Virginia Social Studies Student Government Associationg Newman Club, Secretaryg Students for Community Actiong A.W.S.g Pi Alpha Theta Stephen E. Parsons Sandyville, West Virginia Drafting 84 Design Sigma Pig inter-Fraternity Council Vernon Ralph Patterson Meadow Bridge, West Virginia Industrial Management Rho Epsilon Beta Gus E. Penix Marmet, West Virginia Music Tech Symphony Bandp Tech Marching Bandg Concert Choir T ik , .:egi,,,., 52? i rt 1 ' ' i, . 'fa Q V Lxitg- V 'R -ip, -- at . U43 'fri 5-xg' L fig, i 1 1 fl -1 JU' Diana Petry Ohley, West Virginia Music Concert Choirg Tech Singers Ronald K. Pittman Charleston, West Virginia Printing Management S.A.M.5 Pi Alpha Psi Eddie Gene Queen Matewan, West Virginia Physical Education Newman Clubg S.A.M.g Barbell Cl Football ' Xia . ,, .- .UWA 1 Wa F V Y Q., I - ws., 'san U 4 Steven Raska Garden City, New York Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Society Margaret Redden Orient Hill, West Virginia Language Arts Sigma Sigma Sigma, Student Council, Tech Collegian Staff, A.W.S., Treasurer, Tech Players lane Ann Reid Smithers, West Virginia Secretarial Science F.B.L.A. Della M. Robinson Hico, West Virginia Printing Management Veteran's Club, Secretary, Pi Alpha Psi, Secretary Stephen Robinson Shrewsbury, West Virginia Mathematics H. Frederick Romine Montgomery, West Virginia Business Administration Wesley Foundation, S.A.M., Concert Choir, Tech Singers S , W i si Kwai , V- I J , i ,-ii, ,. -e i l Dale Richards Richwood, West Virginia Business Administration Alpha Phi Omega, S.A.M. john A. Riddle Cannelton, West Virginia Industrial Arts A.l.A.A. Elizabeth Rhodes Handley, West Virginia Language Arts Delta Zeta, President, Student Government Association, A.W.S., Vice-President, Golden Hearts Michael F. Rosenthal Dunbar, West Virginia Physics Sigma Pi, President, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, Student Government Association, American Chemical Society Thomas Waite Russell Proctorville, Ohio History Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Government Association, Fi Batar Cappar, Basketball Thomas W. Salo Weirton, West Virginia Industrial Management Sigma Phi Epsilon, Inter-Fraternity Council, Student Data Processing Organization, President, S.A.M., Vice-President 1 s i 1' --sissifsill. 'll':3 af ,mp 'igttiliii ,i,iis,,i,,1,'-'iii'-,Eg lack M. Sampson South Charleston, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Technology Sigma Pi, Student Government Associa- tion, Swimming Robert N. Sanney Nitro, West Virginia Electrical Engineering I.E,E.E. Robert S. Sandige Alloy, West Virginia Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon, S.A.M., Tennis, Swim- ming if Q.- Arden C. Sims Camden-On-Gauley, West Virginia Electrical Engineering l.E.E.E. joseph P. Sharp Minnehaha Springs, West Virginia Civil Engineering Technology Thomas W. Short Oak Hill, West Virginia Industrial Management Rho Epsilon Beta, Student Government Association, Inter-Fraternity Council, Treasurer, Student Data Processing Or- ganization, S.A.M., Veteran's Club Sammy R. Schoonover Clay, West Virginia industrial Arts Sigma Pi, A.l.A.A. Kenneth R. Sepko Brenton, West Virginia . ,V Mechanical Engineering ak f Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mechanical Engineering Society Nicholas 1. Sichak lohnstow n, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Society, lnstru mental Society, Vice-President, Alpha Eta Secretary Q-Q Danny E. Shrewsbury Rock, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Society Elizabeth Sue Shrewsbury Beckley, West Virginia Ph sical Education Y Delta Zeta, Baptist Student Movemer S.N.E.A., A.W,S., Athlettes john H. Shumate Beckley, West Virginia Civil Engineering Sigma Pi, American Road Builders Associ tion Pamela Lynn Snoddy Nitro, West Virginia General Business Sigma Sigma Sigma, F.B.L.A., Sigma Alpha, Concert Choir, Tech Singers, Student Union Activities Committee jimmy Keith Sowder Ansted, West Virginia Mathematics Kenneth Ray Spino Charmco, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Technology lames L. Stover Given, West Virginia Civil Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, American Society of Civil Engineers, American Road Builders Association, Fi Batar Cappar johnny L. Swearingen Vanceburg, Kentucky Physical Education Sigma Pi, Basketball, Baseball, Swimming joseph A. Tanhauser Nazareth, Pennsylvania Sigma Pi, Student Government Association Donald E. Skaggs Cheshire, Ohio Civil Engineering Technology Eugene R. Smarrella Weirton, West Virginia Draft 84 Design Technology Sigma Pi McDonald Smith lll St. Albans, West Virginia Civil Engineering Sigma Pi, American Society of Civil En- gineers, Alpha Eta 55, V. .ff but C' 'i Sill l i'nrup,'ge,E5-55 l ,ga .Qu . sg? ei K., .Q K, ,Waits ,, il iggiisffl ii. , ,M l MK William F. Stem mermann South Elgin, Illinois Printing Management Student Government Association, Secre- tary of Publications, Bear Tracks, Editor- in-chief, Management News, Who's Who S.A.M., Pi Alpha Psi, President Clark L. Stewart Ravenswood, West Virginia Electrical Engineeringfechnology Amateur Radio Clu , Secretary Gerald R. Stinnett Montgomery, West Virginia History and Government ...i ,, VM ,, t, M V ,. .91-v ii li -1 Alfred Tetzlaff North Massapequa, New York Electrical Engineering l.E.E.E. Charles Franklin Thompson Boomer, West Virginia Business Administration Gary Thornton Peterstown, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Technology Pi Kappa Phi Robert L. Tucker Montgomery, West Virginia Printing Management Alpha Phi Omega Linda M. Tweed Charleston, West Virginia Business Education Karen Urbas lohnstown, Pennsylvania Mathematics Sigma Sigma Sigma, Secretary, Student Government Association, Dorm Council, Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary, junior Class Vice-Presidentp A.W.S.p Sigma Alpha, Vice-President 1 john B. Tansey St. Marys, West Virginia Chemical Engineering Technology Homer E. Taylor, lr. Charleston, West Virginia Electrical Engineering Technology Football Robert C. Temple Altoona, Pennsylvania h - Accounting Sigma, Phi Epsilon, Bear Tracks Staffg Ac- counting Club, Treasurer, S.A.M,g Baseball f fi tt- i ' 1 rr -. -,. 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