West Virginia Wesleyan College - Murmurmontis Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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UNPICTURED SENIORS UNPICTURED JUNIORS Anderson, Geraldine N. Berry, William L. Bonnell, Gerry C. Chatfield, Robert J. Cvetnick, Rudy Danenburg, Elsa A. Dickenson, Paul H. Ellifritz, Howard N. Holbert, John L. Hupp, Luella E. Martin, Paul S. Osbum, EUit W., Jr. Ours, John R. Peterson, Paul E. Rice, Harvey W. Schnur, William H. Shawn, Gladys M. Spencer, Charon S. Teets, Charles E. Wuerz, Barbara J. Anderson, John D. Bass, Stuart M. Benson, William C. Berg, William H. Bolean, Ella E. Butler, Edmund J., Jr. Ducharme, Francis F. Earl, Francis F. Greathouse, Rosamund H. Hamrick, Martha Herrick, Kirk H. Hoomans, Jurgen J. McKita, James D. Newman, Frederick D. Park, Samuel South, John P. Taylor, MoUie B. Wanless, Howard W. UNPICTURED SOPHOMORES Anderick, John L. Bachman, Barbara A. Bond, Mary L. Buttafuoco, Santo J. Colacino, Joseph A. Cotsoradis, Stephen Crane, Doris A. DeMertgis, George S. Dye, Thomas Elmer, James E. Franklin, Leslie D. Harper, Lola W. Harrison, Howard W. Henderson, Roy A. Hennessy, Edward P. Hinkle, Elmer G. Hirsh, Herbert L Horton, Robert L. Houdashelt, John E. Jablonski, Robert R. Johnson, Marshall S. Lamperti, Richard S. Leonard, William F. Martin, Patricia T. McDermott, Arthur L. McEldowny, James H. McMurdo, Laura J. McNicol, James T. Miller, Roy M. Muller, Max P. Murray, Charles Newman, Alice J. Oliver, Howard G. Paisley, David M. Palombo, Vincent Powell, James A., Jr. Rinehart, Beverly R. Rollins, Clifford E. Schimmenti, Dolf Sheasley, G. Calvin, Jr. Sicilian, Louis U. Simon, Allen Smith, James R. Snyder, Orvil J. WestfaU, Shiriey E. Weston, Daniel J. Wilfong, Donald B. Williams, Joan Wilt, Patricia Zinnaich, Samuel 26

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Standing: O. STRIEBY, vice-president: R. WAL- TON, secretary; J. RAWSON. treasurer: R. TALK- INGTON, president. FRESHMAN CLASS The yearling freshmen that swarmed into Wesleyan last September have now won their battle ribbons and are proud of a successful first year of study, social participation, study, fun, and more study. They now have their roots firmly set in the Wesleyan spirit and tradition and are eagerly looking forward to their next year. The freshman class Replica of the Wesleyan Pharos placed second in the float parade voting at Homecoming. The class was active all during the year and held their own in scholastic achieve- ment. RONNIE TALKINGTON, freshman class president, haUs from Clarksburg where he graduated from Washington- Irving High School, was active on Fel- lowship Teams, and played guard on the junior varsity basketball team. Ronnie is a pre-ministerial student but Ls unde- cided as to his major field of study. He is also a waiter in the men ' s dining hall. OSCAR STRIEBY, vice-president, comes from Okonoko. He is a hard-work- ing veteran of World War II, and as yet is undecided as to future work. The class secretary, ROSIE WAL- TON, of Oak Hill, is a physical educa- tion major and is active on Fellowship Teams, and is a member of the Bobkit- tens and Women ' s Recreation Associa- tion. The keeper of the class millions, JEAN RAWSON, is a member of Alpha Gamma sorority and Women ' s Recrea- tion Association. She is a major in busi- ness and education. In February she was chosen as K.A. ' s Belle of the Ball. Her home is in Parkersburg. 28