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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

C.I WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE SEMir WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY OF WEST VI WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEG ARY IGINIA 1890-1903 1903-1906 1906- west Virginia wesleyan college buckhannon, west Virginia students, faculty, administration . . . who we are why we came what we found 900 strong The 1958 Murmurmontis . . . unfolds the story of those who live 1 published by the student body of west Virginia wesleyan college This is our story. It is a tale of life on our campus and what prompted us to come here. It is a story told by the students in pictures and print. What prompted us to become involved? Each has a different answer and the 1 958 AAURMURMONTIS presents these stories in three sections . . . editors carol ann pemberton James david harbert, jr. business manager James robert mclaughlin work, study, and play at wesleyan contents . . . who we are seniors underclassmen why we came campus traditions administration faculty what we found government honoraries religion organizations greeks sports , . • - rr l ? ' V Jfe 3t? Jm $ ■. •• -1  :„ wr Uu RWH g URn l iBM j Wk — j B v Mlfli ft 1 HW . J J2« Hi H WHO WE ARE 10 II we are seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen We come from West Virginia, Penn- sylvania, New York, and a score of other states. We have come to Wesleyan quest for knowledge and college Seniors may dream of com- mencement ceremonies and underclassmen may pause during a busy day to hear the president speak from the steps of Haymond Science Hall but we are all the Wes- leyan family. Here is the spot where most of us eat, sleep, play, and study . . . usually in that order. Top: Students gather for pre-game Thuse meeting on intramural field. Bottom: The campus appears en masse for a jazz concert by Woody Herman. 12 seniors 13 senior class officers Ronald Talkington president B.A., English, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Basketball, Meth- odist Student Movement, Choir, Tennis, Fellowship Teams, Football Manager, Community Council Com- mittees, Intramurals, Interfraternity Council, Psy- chology Club. CLARKSBURG William Reiter vice president B.S., Business Administration, Kappa Alpha Order, Intramurals, Football. DAYTON, OHIO Linda Sowers secretary B.A., Sociology, Alpha Gamma Delta, Delta Psi Kappa, Women ' s Recreation Association, Haught Literary Society. LEBANON, PA. Ronald Brooks treasurer B.A., Sociology, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sociology Club. DAVIN Intramurals, 14 seniors Alizio, Anthony Alizio, Joseph Altman, William Ardito, Frank Aslanian, Edward Atkinson, Judith Aveyard, Harriet Aylestock, Judith Bailey, Betty Jo Barail, Louis Bays, Laura Belcher, Janet BAYSIDE, N.Y. BAYSIDE, N.Y. Black, Floy Bodurtha, Paul Boe, Gerard Bone, Evelyn Alizio, Anthony Philip B.A., History Alizio, Joseph Peter B.A., History Altman, William Glenn B.A., Bible, Phi Sigma Eps Ardito, Frank Charles B.S., Chemistry, Kappa Alpha Order, Track Aslanian, Edward B.S., Economics, Philosophy Club, Sociology Club tions Club, Intramurals Atkinson, Judith Stearn B.S., Home Economics, Alpha Gamma Delta, Woi Methodist Student Movement, Fellowship Teams, Women ' s Association Aveyard, Harriet M. Gardner, mass. B.A., Sociology, Alpha Delta Pi, Women ' s House Board, Methodist Student Movement, r ' sught Literary Society, Panhellenic Council, Com- munity Council, Fellowship Teams Aylestock, Judith Kerwood ripley B.A., Sociology, Alpha Gamma Delta, Sociology Club, Pharos, Playshop, World University Service, Women ' s Recreation Association. JAMESTOWN, N.Y. Sigma Theta Epsilon, Cross-Country SAN DIEGO, CALIF. MASPETH, N.Y. International Rela- MONROE, CONN. en ' s House Board, Recreation Bailey, Betty Jo buckhannon B.S., Chemistry Barail, J. Louis new york, n.y. B.S., Business Administration, Alpha Sigma Phi, Intramurals Bays, Laura Estaline beckley B.A., Education, Alpha Xi Delta, Women ' s House Board, SCOW Com- mittee, Women ' s Recreation Association, Newman Club, Playshop, Student National Education Association, Intramurals Belcher, Janet Rae kimball B.A., English, Kappa Chi, Choir, Student National Education Associa- tion, Music Educators ' National Conference Black, Floy Fae buckhannon B.S., Chemistry, Benzene Ring Bodurtha, Paul Ray rome, n.y. B.A., English, Pharos, Pi Epsilon Thefa, Methodist Student Movement Boe, Gerard Patrick dunellen, n.j. B.S., Biology, Theta Chi, Benzene Ring, Beta Beta Beta, Cross-Country, Track, Interfraternity Council, Special Activities Committee Bone, Evelyn H. north Arlington, n.j. B.A., Sociology, Alpha Gamma Delta 15 Boyer, Carol wildwood, N.J. B.A., Sociology, Alpha Delta Pi, Delta Psi Kappa, Pi Epsilon Theta, Sociology Club, Women ' s Recreation Association, Hockey, Intramurals, Choir Bradford, John Reed manhasset, n.y. B.S., Economics, Theta Chi, SCOW Committee, United States National Student Association Committee Broumberg, Michael Mark new york, n.y. B.S., Biology, Beta Beta Beta, Pharos, Band Brown, Alice Newman buckhannon B.S., Chemistry, Benzene Ring Bullock, Harold Glenn herman, n.y. B.S., Chemistry, Methodist Student Movement, Intramurals Burnett, John Howard dunellen, n.j. B.A., Political Science, Tennis, International Relations Club Burton, Mary Humbird romney B.A., Social Studies, Alpha Delta Pi, SCOW Committee, MURMUR- MONTIS Queen, Student Art Guild, Women ' s Recreation Association Carter, Arthur Sidney blue jay B.A., Bible Chaddock, Paul Henry buckhannon B.S., Business Administration Chenoweth, R hea Lee B.M.E., Music, Alpha Gamma Delta, Music Educators ference, American Guild of Organists, Choir Coate5, Robert Edwin B.A., English, Phi Sigma Epsilon Colombo, Louis Francis B.S., Business, Track, Men ' s Glee Club, Ne Cooke, Donald B.S., Economics, Theta Chi, Band, Intramurals Cottrill, Geogetta Decker B.S., Home Economics, Alpha Delta Phi, Betty Lamp Club Crispin, Raymond Pittsburgh, pa. B.A., History, Alpha Sigma Phi Davis, Norma Carolyn new Brighton, pa. B.M.E., Music, Kappa Phi, Choir, Music Educators ' National Conference BUCKHANNON National Con- NEW YORK, N.Y. MONTCLAIR, N.J. man Club, Intramurals NORTH PLAINFIELD, N.J. BUCKHANNON Boyer, Carol Bradford, John Broumberg, Michael Brown, Alice Bullock, Harold Burnett, John Burton, Mary Carter, Arthur Chaddock, Paul Chenoweth, Rhea Coates, Robert Colombo, Louis Cooke, Donald Cottrill, Georgetta Crispin, Raymond Davis, Norma seniors seniors Dengler, Frantz Dulaney, John Dykema, Scot Earley, James Epler, Ruth Evans, Richard Evertsen, Theodore Feldman, Ronald Fischer, Roger Fitch, Douglass Fitch, Thomas Flagg, Jo Ellen Fosnaugh, Robert Goheen, Thomas Gramlich, Paul Greenway, Harold jmJ m ▲iw LEBANON, PA. KANAWHA HEAD COS COB, CONN. .tudent Art Guild FORD CITY, PA. BROOKVILLE, PA. Dengler, Frantz Allen B.S., Home Economics Dulaney, John Thornton B.S., Chemistry, Psychology Society, Benzene Ring Dykema, Scot B.A., English, Track, Orchestra, Band, Intramurals, Student Art Guild Earley, James John B.S., Business Administration, Football, Baseball Epler, Ona Ruth B.A., Religious Education, Fellowship Teams, Pi Epsilon Theta, Psychol- ogy Club Evans, Richard Lee needham, mass. B.A., English, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pi Epsilon Theta, Photographic Arts Club, Methodist Student Movement, MURMURMONTIS Evertsen, Theodore A. glen rock, n.y. B.A., Music, Collegians Feldman, Ronald J. white plains, n.y. B.A., Sociology, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Sociology Club, Psychological Society, Playshop, Band, Intramurals, Methodist Student Movement, Pharos Fischer, Roger C. east williston, n.y. B.A., Sociology, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Choir, Community Council, Metho- dist Student Movement, Publications Committee, Religious Activities Committee, Operetta Fitch, Douglass bronxville, n.y. B.A., History, Canterbury Club, Men ' s Chorus, International Relations Club Fitch, Thomas E. Indianapolis, ind. B.S., Business Administration Flagg, Jo Ellen Charleston B.S., Library Science, Women ' s Recreation Association, Kappa Phi, Psychology Club Fosnaugh, Robert Glenn Cleveland, ohio B.A., Art, Student Art Guild Goheen, Thomas Patrick rupert B.A., Music, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Psi Omega, Band, Choir, Play- shop, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Fellowship Teams, Operetta Gramlich, Paul Warren belierose, n.y. B.A., Sociology, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Psychology Club, Methodist Student Movement Greenway, Harold E. duouesne, pa. B.A., History, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Choir, Glee Club, Harmoneers, Methodist Student Movement, Fellowship Teams 17 Grose, Ruth Ann Charleston B.A., Religious Education, Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Psi Omega, Play- shop, Kappa Phi, Delta Psi Kappa, Methodist Student Movement, Fellowship Teams, Choir, Music Educators ' National Conference, Women ' s Association Hadley, John A. hamden, conn. B.S., Business Administration, Tennis, World University Service, Men ' s Glee Club Hahm, Sung Koog seoui, korea B.A., Bible, Pi Epsilon Theta Hall, Sandra Jo Fairmont B.S., Home Economics, Alpha Gamma Delta, Kappa Phi, Betty Lamp Club, Student Art Guild, Methodist Student Movement Hamilton, Richard Martin frederickstown, md. B.A., Bible, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Community Council, Choir, Religious Activities Committee, Music Educators ' National Conference Hanjian, Armen ROSELLE, N.J. B.A., Bible. Methodist Student Movement, Band Harris, Janet Rae Bridgeport B.A., Art, Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Psi Hartman, Janet Sue buckhannon B.S., Chemistry Hedrick, Harriet Jeannette ronceverte B.A., Music, Alpha Gamma Delta, Pharos, Student Handbook Editor, Band, Student National Education Association, Haught Literary Society, Methodist Student Movement, Fellowship Teams, Women ' s Recreation Association, Publications Committee, Religious Activities Committee FORD CITY, PA. FAIRVIEW, PA. IRWIN, PA. Intramurals Director RIDGEWOOD, N.J. Herbst, John Anthony B.S., Chemistry Hetz, Robert Lee B S , Biology, Beta Beta Beta, Intramurals Hickle, Harry Vernon B.S., Physical Education, Theta Chi, Football Hodsdon, Edgar Watson B.A., English, Choir, Playshop, Band, Methodist Student Movement, Fellowship Teams Hogsett, Phyllis Ann rainelle B.A., English, Alpha Gamma Delta, Choir, Methodist Student Move- ment, Student National Education Association Holbert, Jefferson Lindsey bayonne, n.j. B.S., Physical Education, Theta Chi, Football, Track Holt, John Mathew weston B.S., Chemistry, Baseball, Benzene Ring Grose, Ruth Ann Hadley, John Hahm, Sung Koog Hall, Sandra Hamilton, Richard Hanjian, Armen Harris, Janet Hartman, Janet Hedrick, Jeannette Herbst, John Hetz, Robert Hickle, Harry Hodsdon, Edgar Hogsett, Phyllis Holbert, Jefferson Holt, John seniors seniors Hoy, Donald Hubbell, George Innes, John Jervis, Robert Jordan, Ralph Jungas, Theodore Kennedy, John Keyser, Dolores Kissel, Jack Koon, James Koslin, Stephen Krevitt, Philip Kristofik, Edmund Kuhl, Phyllis LaFalce, Robert Lamb, Jodi L l Hoy, Donald Richard bayside, n.y. B.A., English, Theta Chi, Pi Epsilon Theta, Treasurer; Intramurals Hubbell, George Thomas milford, conn. B.S., Business Administration, Phi Sigma Epsilon Innes, John James north tarrytown, n.y. B.S., Business Administration Jervis, Robert G. north tarrytown n.y. B.A., History, Kappa Alpha Order, Intramurals Jordan, Ralph Hubert pennsville, n.j. B.A., Art, Kappa Alpha Order, SCOW Committee Jungas, Theodore Worcester, mass. B.A., History, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Methodist Student Movement, Fellow- ship Teams, Community Council, President; Choir, Interfraternity Council, Special Activities Committee Kennedy, John Everett malverne, n.y. B.S., Economics, Theta Chi, SCOW Committee, Intramurals Keyser, Dolores Ruth Bridgeport B.S., Physical Education, Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Psi Kappa, Panhellenic Council, Women ' s Recreation Association, Intramurals Kissel, Jack elmira, n.y. B.A., History, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Theta Epsilon, President; Methodist Student Movement, Fellowship Teams, Playshop, Sociology Club, DeMolay Koon, James Goff buckhannon B.S., Chemistry Koslin, Stephen monsey, n.y. B.A., History Krevitt, Philip John Brooklyn, n.y. B.A., History Kristosik, Edmund Andrew munhall, pa. B.A., History, Basketball, Student National Education Association Kuhl, Phyllis Jane elkins B.A., Elementary Education, Methodist Student Movement, Fellowship Teams Lafalce, Robert Anthony B.S., Mathematics, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Newn Intramurals LAMB, JODI B.A-, Art, Alpha Xi Delta hackensack, n.j. Club, Glee Club, BECKLEY 19 Lasell, Edah AA. williamstown, vt. B.A,, Religious Education, Fellowship Teams, Methodist Student Move- ment, Kappa Phi, Choir Lathrop, Linwood Benton Norwich, conn. B.S., Business Administration, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Glee Club Light, Virginia Ann erie, pa. B.A., Sociology, Women ' s Recreation Association, Delta Psi Kappa, Playshop, Sociology Club, Pi Epsilon Theta, Psychology Club, Methodist Student Movement, Hockey, Pharos LlNABERGER, MARA LOUISE WELLSBURG B.S., Home Economics, Alpha Xi Delta, Betty Lamp Club Lipetz, Eric David forest hills, n.y. B.A., Sociology, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Sociology Club Malone, Patricia Ann jackson, mich. B.A., English, Alpha Delta Pi, Intramurals, Band, MURMURMONTIS Manser, Jefferson W. buckhannon B.S., Economics, Kappa Alpha Order, Basketball, Golf, Band, Philosophy Club, Collegians, Interfraternity Council Marine, Jack L. federalsburg, pa. B.S., Economics, Methodist Student Movement, Playshop, Intramurals, Fellowship Teams ELMSFORD, n.y. Mason, Harold Edwin B.S., Economics Mearns, Dolores June Clarksburg B.A., Religious Education, Methodist Student Movement, Fellowship Teams, Kappa Phi, Psychology Club, Pi Epsilon Theta Medley, James Lewis Brooklyn n.y. B.A., History, Theta Chi, Canterbury Club Intramurals, Tennis Mendoza, Cornelia L. manila, p.i. B.A., Religious Education, Methodist Student Movement, Kappa Phi, Women ' s Recreation Association, Philosophical Club, Choir Middlebrook, Robert C. wilton, conn. B.S., Business Administration Miller, Shirley Ann buckhannon B.S., Chemistry Mitchell, Merton Joel new york, n.y. B.S., Chemistry Modlin, Charles Ernest B.A., English, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pharos ALDERSON Lasell, Edah Lathrop, Linwood Light, Virginia Linaberger, Mara Lipetz, Eric Malone, Patricia Manser, Jefferson Marine, Jack Mason, Harold Mearns, June Medley, James Mendoza, Cornelia Middlebrook, Robert Miller, Shirley Mitchell, Merton Modlin, Charles seniors 20 seniors Morton, Peggy Jo Mowry, James McDonald, Glenda McKinney, Thomas McNutt, Suzanne McVitty, Donald Neuner, Frank Newlon, Philip Oleson, Stuart Parisi, Frank Pemberton, Ann Pettibon, William Pfalzgraf, Janie Queen, Ann Rabinowitz, Jerry Rawson, Jean Morton, Peggy Jo hamlin B.A., Education, Alpha Delta Pi Haught Literary Society, SCOW Com- mittee, Student National Education Association, Social Activities Com- mittee, Women ' s Recreation Association Mowry, James John derry, pa. B.S., Political Science, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Choir, Glee Club McDonald, Glenda Jean Bridgeport B.A., Music, Alpha Xi Delta, Choir, Band, Community Council, Metho- dist Student Movement, Fellowship Team, Music Educators ' National Conference, Octet McKinney, Thomas Alan staten island n.y. B.A , Art, Theta Chi, Pi Epsilon Theta, Stude nt Art Guild, Intramurals McNutt, Suzanne salem B.A, Sociology, Alpha Delta Pi, Haught Literary Society, Choir, Play- shop, Methodist Student Movement, World University Service Com- mittee, Fellowship Teams McVitty, Donald William B.S., Economics, Theta Chi, Baseball Neuner, Frank Joseph B.S., Chemistry, Alpha Sigma Phi, Intramurals Newlon, Philip Marvin B.S., Chemistry MT. VERNON, N.Y. NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. BUCKHANNON Oleson, Stuart Edwin Bogota, n.j. B.S., Business Administration, Intramurals Parisi, Frank Daniel flushing, n.y. B 5 , Physical Education, Theta Chi Pemberton, Carol Ann sherman, tex. B.A, History, Student National Education Association, MURMUR- MONTIS. Editor; Haught Literary Society. Awards Committee. United States National Student Association Committee, Intramurals Pettibon, William Clifford mckeesport, pa. B.A, Sociology, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Glee Club Pfalzgraf, Janie Lee parkersburg B.A, Elementary Education, Alpha Xi Delta, SCOW Committee, Com- munity Council, Haught Literary Society, Student National Education Association, House Governing Board, Women ' s Recreation Association Queen, Ann Mary Bridgeport B.S, Home Economics, Alpha Xi Delta, Betta Lamp Club, Delta Psi Kappa, Women ' s House Governing Board, Educational Affairs Com- mittee, Women ' s Recreation Association, Fellowship Team Rabinowitz, Jerry Brooklyn, n.y. B.A, History, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pharos, World University Service, Interfraternity Council Rawson, Nina Jean parkersburg B A, Education, Student National Education Association, Women ' s Recreation Association 21 Reppert, Shirley woodstown, n.j. B.A., Education, Alpha Gamma Delta, Student National Education Association Rider, Kay Alan Sophia B.M.E., Music, Alpha Gamma Delta, Music Educators ' National Con- ference, Student National Education Association, Choir, Octet Rissmeyer, Helen M. farmingsdale, n.y. B.A., Sociology, Kappa Phi, Choir, Haught Literary Society, Methodist Student Movement, Sociology Club, Fellowship Teams Ross, Alexander buckhannon B.M.E., Music, Collegians, Band, Orchestra Rough, Carol Jean weston B.S., Physical Education, Hockey, Women ' s Recreation Association Rubin, Robert Seth Brooklyn, n.y. B.S., Biology, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Beta Beta Beta, Benzene Ring, lntramurals, MURMURMONTIS Ruhlow, Dean Harris buckhannon B.S., Business Administration Russin, Gerald Harvey bayside, n.y. B.S., Economics, Psychology Club, International Relations Club Seagraves, George William claymont, del. B.S., Physical Education, Football, Baseball, MURMURMONTIS Seagraves, Margaret athens B.S-, Physical Education, Alpha Gamma Delta, Delta Psi Kappa, Hockey, lntramurals. Student National Education Association, Cheerleader, Women ' s Recreation Association Seamans, Lyman Howard, Jr. high bridge, n.j. B.S., Business Administration, Methodist Student Movement, Playshop, Glee Club Sheppard, David Lee buckhannon B.S., Business Administration Shirley, John Morris harrison city, pa. B.A., History, lntramurals Committee Smith, Marilyn Yvonne nitro B.S., Chemistry, Benzene Ring, Beta Beta Beta, Haught Literary Society Sos, Alexander John far rockaway, n.y. B.S., Mathematics Stagon, Leonard Andrew munhall, pa. B.S., Physical Education, Football, Newman Club, lntramurals Reppert, Shirley Rider, Kay Rissmeyer, Helen Ross, Alexander Rough, Carol Rubin, Robert Ruhlow, Dean Russin, Gerald Seagraves, George Seagraves, Margaret Seamans, Lyman Sheppard, David Shirley, John Smith, Marilyn Sos, Alexander Stagon, Leonard seniors seniors Stahl, David St. Miklossy, Joseph Tatem, James Tell, Jeremiah Tissot, John Von Hoorn, Richard Watson, William Weaver, Robert Will, William Williams, Joan Wilson, Carol Wingert, Randall Winters, Robert Zinaich, Samuel Stahl, David forest hills, n.y. B.S., Economics, International Relations Club St. Miklossy, Joseph S. fair lawn, nj. B.S., Business Administration, Alpha Sigma Phi Tatem, James Alexander Jr. hillsdale, nj. B.S., Economics, Alpha Sigma Phi, SCOW Committee, Intramurals, Tennis Tell, Jeremiah Jay pelham, n.y. B.S., Mathematics Tissot, John F. flushing, n.y. B.S., Business Administration, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Track, Cross-Country Von Hoorn, Richard Paul Warwick, r.i. B.A., Art, Collegians, Glee Club, Student Art Guild Watson, William Edward jane lew B.A., Political Science, Kappa Alpha Order, Pharos, Social Activities Committee, Publications Committee Weaver, Robert L. Pittsburgh, pa. B.A., Religion, Methodist Student Movement, SCOW Committee, Fellow- ship Teams Will, William Ashley johnstown, pa. B.A., Sociology, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Interfraternity Council, Sociology Club, Glee Club Williams, Joan buckhannon B.A., Education, Kappa Phi Wilson, Carol Ann moundsville B.A., Education, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, Women ' s Recrea- tion Association, Playshop, Student National Education Association, Choir, Intramurals Wingert, Randall W. elmira, n.y. B.S., Business Administration, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Theta Epsilon Winters, George Robert stoystown, pa. B.S., Business Administration, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Music Educator ' s Na- tional Association, Cultural Enrichment Committee, Methodist Student Movement Zinaich, Samuel weirton B.S., Biology, Football 23 unpictured seniors Childers, Russell Dale B.A., Bible Christie, Lois Elaine B.A., Education Collins, Jarvis Lee B.S., Mathematics Cvetnick, Frank B.S., Physical Education, Football, Baseball Damon, Gordon George B.A., English Day, Annabelle Muse B.A., Sociology, Haught Literary Society, Student Movement, World University Service Gatrill, Billie Robert B.S., Economics Hoffman, James Lehnert B.A., History, Football, Baseball Holm, Oline Sue B.A., Sociology, Alpha Xi Delta, Women ' s Judy, Clifford Page B.S., Biology, Football, Track, Community Co Neuman, Fred Day B.A., Education, Football Parmet, Philip Michael B.S., Economics Raymond, Dominic John B.S., Chemistry Powers, Kenneth Lee B.S., Mathematics Schoonmaker, William Lyon B.A., Political Science Thompson, Lois Ann B.S., Chemistry, Benzene Ring West, Jenny Lynne B.S., Chemistry, Alpha Delta Pi buckhannon buckhannon CENTURY EAST WILLISTON, N.Y. NEW MARTINSVILLE Sociology Club, Methodist Committee TALLMANSVILLE NEW TRIPOLI, PA. MANHASSET, N.Y. Recreation Association CLARKSBURG :il BUCKHANNON WEST (SLIP, N.Y. CLARKSBURG BUCKHANNON MONTCLAIR, NJ. BUCKHANNON BUCKHANNON 24 underclassmen 25 class officers President RICHARD BROOKE Lumberport Vice President JAMES CALDWELL Irwin, Pa. Secretary CAROL BEERS Ridgefield, Conn. Treasurer JAMES SCOTT Salem I u n • i o r s President Vice President Secretary Treasurer DEAN PATENAUDE WILLIAM SMITH PATRICIA AMBROSE STANLEY McGREGOR Middletown, Conn. Gauley Bridge Parkersburg Glen Aubrey, N. Y. s o p h o r e s President JOHN HODGE Portland, Conn. Vice President RICHARD CALENDINE Parkersburg Secretary ELIZABETH WEIGLEIN St. Albans Treasurer ANN WELKER Petersburg f r e s h m e n ... a guiding light. Referring, of course, to those untiring souls who serve as valiant standard bearers for the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors at West Virginia Wesleyan. 26 underclassmen Abbott, William Abbott, Argyle Abbott, Rosalie Ackenbom, Beatrice Ackenbom, Charles Aidala, Richard Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Junior Riverside, Conn. Jackson Heights, N. Y. Buckhannon Washington, D. C. Lawton, Okla. Bayside, N. J. Ailstock, Janet Albert, Mary Beth Alberter, Edward Alberts, William Alper, Kenneth Ames, Bonnie Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Charleston St. Albans Johnstown, Pa. Baden, Pa. Fairfield, Conn. Syracuse, N. Y. Angelikoussis, Leon Sophomore Asbury Park, N. J. Arbrogast, James Freshman Volga Armfield, Shirley Junior Newport News, Va. Bakas, Stanley Freshman Weston Balaban, James Freshman Bayside, N. Y. Barnes, Franklin Freshman Logan Bartek, Bernard Sophomore Munhall, Pa. Bartell, Eugene Freshman Succasunna, N. J. Bauserman, William Sophomore Moorefield Baxa, Artis Sophomore Buckhannon Baylis, Elizabeth Junior Rockville Center, N. Y. Becker, Joyce Sophomore Elmira, N. Y. 27 underclassmen Beer, Delma Sophomore Buckhannon Biser, Madora Sophomore Buckhannon Beerler, John Freshman Glassporf, Pa. BisseM, Donna Sophomore Parkersburg Beveridge, Richard Junior Brooklyn, N. Y. Block, Joan Sophomore Beechhurst, N. Y. Bierwirfh, Fay Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. Blomberg, Dale Freshman Queens Village, N. Y. Bigelow, Richard Freshman Bridgeport, Conn. Blubaugh, John Junior Metuchen, N. J. Bileca, Dennis Freshman Bridgeport, Conn. Blumenfeld, Lillian Sophomore Brooklyn, N. Y. Boegershausen, Gary Freshman Short Hills, N. J. Bower, Edwin Freshman Mullens Mkdk Boggess, Janet Junior Sissonville Bower, Nancy Freshman Mullens Bonar, Carol Sophomore Charleston Brewer, Barbara Freshman Bluefield Bond, Sally Sophomore Bluefield Broderick, Edward Freshman North Plainfield, N. J. Boone, Daniel Freshman Richwood Brookover, Margo Freshman Charleston Borg, Kenneth Freshman Worcester, Mass. Brooks, Frederick Sophomore Richwood 28 underclassmen Brotherlon, Paul Brown, David Brown, Gene Browning, Rondal Brush, Howard Burdette, William freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior Munhall, Pa. Long Hill, Conn. Dunbar Lost Creek Bangor, Maine Buckhannon Burgess, Harry Freshman Charleston Burke, Jerry Junior El I a more Burkholder, Phillip Junior Binghamton, N. Y. Burr, Elbert Junior Hasbrook Heights, N. J. Burrus, Nancy Sophomore Mt. Hope Buschmann, John Freshman Westfield, Mass. i Mil Cafarella, Robert Freshman Hillsdale, N. J. Carroll, Donald Sophomore Metuchen, N. J. Campbell, Garry Freshman Scotia, N. Y. Carter, Ronald Freshman Bridgeton, N. J. Campbell, John Junior Clarksburg Casto, Ronald Freshman Ellenboro Campbell, Peter Freshman North Plainfield, N. J. Catlin, Bette Kae Sophomore Ridgewood, N. J. Carathanasis, Nicholas Freshman White Plains, N. Y. Caudill, Samuel Sophomore Beckley Carbone, Anthony Junior Royal Oak, Mich. Chambers, Elnora Junior Beckley underclassmen Chang, Diana Freshman New York, N. Y. Clark, Tompkins Freshman Danielson, Conn. Cheatham, Wall ace Junior New York, N. Y. Clawson, William Sophomore Califon, N. J. Chigos, Beatrice Freshman Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Cloman, James Freshmar. Munhall, Pa. Childs, Wayne Freshman North Haven, Conn. Cloyes, Mary Beth Freshman El Dorado, Kan. Chisnell, Howard Sophomore Jeannette, Pa. Cobb, Earl Freshman Cranston, R. I. Ciuffo, Anthony Junior Brooklyn, N. Y. Cole, William Junior Perryville, Md. Colvin, Harold Sophomore East Orange, N. J. Covert, Denton Sophomore Binghamton, N. Y. Colvin, Martha Freshman Sistersville Crickenberger, Robert Sophomore Westfield, N. J. Cooper, June Junior Webster Springs Crites, Jo Ann Sophomore Buckhannon Cordero, Ernesto Sophomore Philippines Crutchfield, Sandra Freshman Buckhannon Corneby, Bert Junior Endicott, N. Y. Cupples, Howard Freshman Coraopolis, Pa. Corscadden, Alan Freshman Massapequa, N. Y. Custer, Kay Junior Hinton, Va. 30 underclassmen Cutright, Dolton Dalton, Clyde Damaska, David D ' Apolito, John Davis, Geraldine Dean, Sharie Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Junior Buckhannon Buckhannon Bradfordwoods, Pa. Port Reading, N. J. Oakland, Md. Berea, Ohio Deane, James Dearborn, Robert DeBarr, Alan DeBarr, Victor DeGroote, Peter DeHaven, Jeanette Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Buckhannon Bridgeport, Conn. Buckhannon Buckhannon Syracuse, N. Y. Washington, D. C. Deluse, George DeMarco, Raymond Dennis, David Dent, Charles DeRevere, Brad Deskins, Niawana Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Trenton, N. J. Dunellen, N. J. Martinsville, N. J. Montgomery Staten Island, N. Y. Man Dickens, Denver Sophomore Philippi Diller, Edith Sophomore Glendora, N. J. Dizon, Josye Junior Philippines Donald, Edward Sophomore Charlotte, N. C. Donegan, Harold Freshman Hartford, Conn. Doolin, John Sophomore Ardmore, Pa. underclassmen Dotson, Boyd Freshman Webster Springs Echols, William Sophomore Richwood Daughton, Carole Sophomore Roanoke, Va. Eckert, Herbert Sophomore Westfield, N. J. Downham, Willard Sophomore Wilmington, Del. Edberg, Paul Sophomore Natick, Mass. Dunlap, Thomas Sophomore South Charleston Edman, Clare Sophomore Parkersburg Durborow, Louis Sophomore New Kensington, Pa. Eliot, Charles Sophomore Newington, Conn. Eakle, John Freshman Sutton Elissen, Frederick Freshman Queens Village, N. Y. Elliott, Tom Freshman Bluefield Emery, Esther Freshman Charleston Engle, Stanley Freshman White Plains, N. Y. Eppley, Robert Freshman Homer City, Pa. Evarts, Ward Freshman Norwalk, Conn. Falik, Linda Sophomore Richmond Hills, N. Y. Feinberg, Lawrence Junior Bronx, N. Y. Feldbin, Isabelle Freshman Danbury, Conn. Fennimore, Robert Junior Yonkers, N. Y. Fenstermacher, Iva Freshman Century Ferrell, Barbara Freshman St. Albans Fike, Lloyd Junior Rome, N. Y. 32 underclassmen Flrl, Marilyn Fisher, Judith Fitzgerald, Dianne Flansburg, Donald Fleming, Kenneth Flint, Robert Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Ridgefield Park, N. J. Cumberland, Md. Somerville, Mass Scotia, N. Y. Clarksburg Sutton Fonz, Margaret Freshman Nutley, N. J. Fosbenner, Martha Freshman Norristown, Pa. Frame, Charles Freshman Weston Franks, Larrimore Freshman Salisbury, Md. Fraser, James Junior Westwood, N. J. Frosch, Allan Freshman Windsor, Conn. Fultineer, Sandra Funk, Nancy Jo Gage, Robert Gammons, Allen Gardner, Lawrence Gardner, Lynn Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Junior Junior New Albany, Ind. Bristol Scarsdale, N. Y. East Greenwich, R. 1. Elmhurst, N. Y. White Plains, N. Y. Gaston, Garren Gates, Alvin Gay, Ralph Gearty, Carol Geigley, David Geller, Allen Freshman Freshman Junior Junior Junior Junior Johnstown, Pa. Belle Vernon, Pa. Huntington Beechhurst, N. Y. Hastings Flushing, N. Y. ,r H j m 7I -p V7 mh tilii 33 underclassmen German, Charles Freshman Baltimore, Md. Goff, Mari Freshman Clarksburg Gosman, Jeffrey Freshman Ridgewood, N. J. Gourlay, Bruce Sophomore Port Washington, N. Y. Gower, Mary Freshman Buckhannon Graham, Sharon Sophomore Worcester, N. Y Grant, Joan Freshman New York, N. Y. Grant, John Junior New York, N. Y. Greene, Gordon Sophomore Westerly, R. 1, Greenfield, Harvey Freshman Laurelton, N. Y. Gregory, Kleber Sophomore Bedford, Va. Gress, Janet Sophomore Wellsburg Greuer, Kenneth Freshman Park Ridge, N. J. Griffin, Jane Freshman New Martinsville Griffith, Frances Junior Parkersburg Groner, Phyllis Freshman Stroudsburg, Pa. Gross, Samuel Freshman Beaver Gulinello, Frank Sophomore E. Weymouth, Mass Halasz, Michael Sophomore S. Norwalk, Conn. Hall, Jerry Freshman Buckhannon Hall, Jonathan Freshman Norwalk, Conn. Hall, Judith Sophomore Buckhannon Hall, Lorentz Sophomore Buckhannon Hall, William Junior Buckhannon 34 underclassmen Hamilton, John Freshman Bridgeville, Pa. Hanson, John freshman Rye, N. Y. Hamner, Shannon Freshman Buckhannon Harberf, James Sophomore Lumberport Hamrick, Gordon Sophomore Bergoo Harman, Judith Freshman Wheeling Haney, Jack Freshman Philadelphia, Pa. Harper, John Sophomore Webster Springs Hanifan, Betty Kay Junior Clarksburg Harrison, Roger freshman Grafton Hanson, James Freshman Rye, N. Y. Hart, Frederick Sophomore Bridgeville, Pa. Hartman, Franklin Freshman Buckhannon Herold, Margaret Freshman Middle Village, N. Y. Hastings, James Sophomore Selbyville, Del. Herrera, Michael Sophomore Bridgeport, Conn. Hayden, Carol Sue Junior Winrhrop, Mass. Hess, Gary Junior Pittsburgh, Pa. Hetnrich, Craig Freshman Warren Twp., N. J. Hetz, Mary Lou Junior Fairview, Pa. Hellmann, John Junior Pittsburgh, Pa. Hider, Robert Freshman Glen Ridge, N. J. Henry, William Sophomore Old Greenwich, Conn. Hiller, Kenneth Sophomore Stratford, Conn. 35 underclassmen Hillman, Norman Sophomore New Martinsville Holmes, Beverly Sophomore Wesleyville, Pa. Hippie, John Freshman Trenton, N. J. Holmes, William Junior Wesleyville, Pa. Hoag, David Sophomore Maywood, N. J. Homann, William Freshman Woodcliff Lake, N. J. 4 J tori Hodyas, Paul Sophomore Wheeling Hopping, Ruth Freshman Chester, N. J. Hogsett, Margaret Freshman Rainelle Horn, Frank Junior Charleroi, Pa. Holm-Anderson, Ingolf Junior Rockville Centre, N. Y. Hoskinson, Floyd Freshman Anmoore Howell, Harold Sophomore Madison Ingraham, Harold Freshman Glen Aubrey, N. Y. AM Howes, Cara Freshman Buckhannon Innes, Edward Junior Aldan, Pa. Hubbard, Alan Junior New Haven, Conn. Ireland, Robert Freshman Buckhannon Hubbard, Betty Sophomore Kimball Isaac, Earl Freshman Charleston Huffman, Bonita Junior French Creek Jackson, James Sophomore Newton, N. J. Ignatovig, Robert Freshman Brooklawn, N. J. James, Arthur Freshman Metuchen, N. J. 36 underclassmen Jeffreys, Sue Johnson, Donald Johnson, Howard Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Paul Johnston, Marilyn freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Logan Succasunna, N. J. Flushing, N. Y. Pittsburgh, Pa. Fairmont Donora, Pa. Johnston, William Freshman Haverford, Pa. Johnstone, John Junior E. Williston, N. Y. Jones, Gerald Sophomore Pittsburgh, Pa. Jones, Marvin Junior Beaver Falls, Pa. Kacer, Edward Freshman Fairfield, Conn. Kachel, Gretchen Freshman Long Beach, N. Y. . ' •4; ' ' Kailing, William Sophomore Welch Kelley, Neal Freshman Philadelphia, Pa. Kaminski, Bettyann Sophomore Cranford, N. J. Kelley, Terry Sophomore Swissvale, Pa. Kane, Carol Junior Wesleyville, Pa. Kennedy, James Junior Pittsburgh, Pa. Karickhoff, Paul Sophomore Buckhannon Kennedy, Scott Sophomore Pittsburgh, Pa. Kawadler, Elliot Sophomore Boston, Mass. Kercher, Connie Junior Wheeling Keene, Phyllis Freshman Brooklyn, N. Y. Kerr, James Sophomore Morgantown P3 Q £% --. 37 underclassmen Kessel, Jenny Lynn Khedouri, Isaac Kibler, John Kinnamon, Gilbert Kleinstuber, David Klepper, Sylvia Junior Junior freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Gormania Forest Hills, N. Y. Cranesville, Pa. Cambridge, Md. Milford, Pa. Fanwood, N. J. Koelln, William Kohlepp, Sue Kohler, Charles Kopple, Carolyn Kost, William Kotsonis, Emmanuel Junior Freshman freshman Junior Sophomore Freshman Ridgefield Park, N. J. Pittsburgh, Pa. Gloversville, N. Y. Charleston Hartsdale, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Kough, David Kripsak, Debby Kundrat, Michael Kurzel, Joyce Laign, David Lambert, Betty Junior Freshman Junior Sophomore Freshman Freshman Hawthorne, N. J. Somerville, N. J. Whitaker, Pa. North Bergen, N. J. Gassaway Grafton Lampila, Judith Lantz, George Lantz, Marilyn Lantz, Mary Sue Lauritsen, Jean Law, Carolyn Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Averill Park, N. Y. Buckhannon Elkins Buckhannon Fords, N. J. Pennsboro 38 underclassmen Layfield, Robert Leach, Thomas LeBeau, Deann Lee, Shirley Leppla, William Lesko, John Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Buckhannon Parkersburg Easthampton, Mass. Buckhannon Munhall, Pa. Duquesne, Pa Levin, Harvey Sophomore Philadelphia, Pa. Lewis, James Freshman Westport, Conn. Lewis, Neil Freshman Nutter Fort Lewis, Ronald Sophomore Nutter Fort Lewis, Weller Freshman Hooperville, Md. Lilly, Gerald Sophomore Beckley Lindberg, Carl Linger, Eleanor Lockey, Daniel Long, Bruce Lord, Dennis Lore, Joseph Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Junior Freshman Munhall, Pa. Fairmont Danbury, Conn. Green Village, N. J. Warren, Pa. Bridgeton, N. J. Love, Marshall Maberry, Kenneth Machenberg, Alan MacQueen, Gordon McWilliams, Donna Maloney, Donald Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Vandergrift, Pa. Derry, Pa. Forest Hills, N. Y. Jackson Heights, N. Y. Johnstown, Pa. Mbrristown, N. J. underclassmen Martin, Ann Martin, David Martin, Patricia Masek, Penny Mathers, Frank Meister, Taylor Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Norwalk, Conn. Buckhannon Buckhannon Hicksville, N. Y. Bridgeton, N. J. Munhall, Pa. Metallides, Anthony Meyer, Judith Miklosey, Arthur Miles, Nancy Miller, Douglas Miller, George Sophomore freshman Junior Freshman Junior Freshman Berea, Greece Bloomsbury, N. J. Metuchen, N. J. Buckhannon Pittsfield, Mass. Stratford, Conn. Miller, Jack Sophomore Connellsville, Pa. Moore, Samuel Sophomore Oakland, Md. Miller, Robert Freshman Arnold, Pa. Morrison, Bonnie Freshman Bergoo Miller, Russell Freshman Clifton, N. J. Morrison, Willian Freshman Richwood Minnis, Clyde Sophomore Pittsburgh, Pa. Moser, Paul Sophomore Ossining, N. Y. Moebius, Clifford Junior Nutley, N. J. Moss, Imogene Sophomore Buckhannon Montagna, John Freshman Metuchen, N. J. Moss, Larry Freshman New York, N. Y. 40 McCabe, Nancy Freshman MorganTown underclassmen Moye, Alfred Mullen, Carolyn Mumford, James Myers, John McBride, Robert McBride, William Soohomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior Washington, D. C. Rochelle Park, N. J. Nyack, N. Y. Madison Parkersburg Parkersburg McClelland, Robert Freshman Wexford, Pa. McCloud, Clarence Junior Weston McCue, Ralph Junior Buckhannon McCulloch, John Junior Brooklyn, N. Y, McCulloh, Ralph Junior Baltimore, Md. McCutcheon, Calvin McCutcheon, Paul McDonald, James McDonald, Madonna McGirk, John McGovern, Thomas Junior Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Reedy Elkins Bridgeport Parsons Altoona, Pa. West Orange, N. J. McGregor, Nancy McGuire, Richard Mcllvried, Paul McLaughlin, James McLaughlin, Robert McPhee, Frank Junior Freshman Junior Junior Junior Freshman Glen Aubrey, N. Y. Westport, Conn. Clairton, Pa. Arnold, Pa. Montclair, N. J. Riverside, Conn. I ill II underclassmen Nargiz, Gerald Freshman Asbury Park, N. J. Oasis, Robert Freshman West Hartford, Conn. Neely, Richard Junior Buckhannon O ' Brien, David Freshman Westport, Conn. Nicolas, Robert Freshman Saulf Ste. Marie, Mich. Olive, Paul Junior Ridgewood, N. J. Nicholson, Paul Sophomore Baldwin, N. Y. Orr, George Junior Corappolis, Pa. Nixon, Michael Junior Scarsdale, N. Y. Orr, Melvin Sophomore Darien, Conn. Norman, William Sophomore Norfolk, Va. Ost, Justin Sophomore Maplewood, N. J. Otto, Gcetchen Sophomore Marietta, Ohio Parseghian, Vahan Junior New Milford, N. J. Otto, Margaret Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. Patterson, Rex Freshman Ligonier, Pa. Owen, Leith Freshman Spencer Patti, Frank Junior Paramus, N. J. Parks, Donald Freshman Buckhannon Payton, Roy Freshman Ellenboro Parrilla, Ken Freshman Westerly, R. I. P earson, Nancy Freshman McMechen Perry, Philip Freshman Teaneck, N. J. Pennett, Donald Sophomore Stockton, N. J. 42 underclassmen Pennington, Ronald Pepper, William Perry, Charles Perry, Fred Peterson, Noel Pettry, Nancy Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Wilton, Conn. Selbyville, Del. Totowa Borough, N. J. Man New York, N. Y. Pax Phillips, Rowena Sophomore Lake Worth, Fla. Pierce, Conrad Junior Jackson Heights, N. Y. Pifer, Letetia Freshman Buckhannon Plate, David Freshman Erie, Pa. Podrog, Robert Freshman Washington, D. C. Post, Rebecca Freshman Buckhannon Potter, Frank Freshman Albany, N. Y. Pulhamus, Aaron Sophomore Totowa Borough, N. J. Powell, Richard Sophomore Pittsburgh, Pa. Purdy, Joy Freshman Burlington, N. J. Power, Virginia Freshman Brooklyn, N. Y. Quattlander, Carol Junior Hillsdale, N. J. Powers, Edward Junior Cochituate, Mass. Rabatin, Leonard Freshman Perryopolis, Pa. Preston, Ellis Freshman Wilmington, Del. Rader, John Freshman Richwood Proffitt, Sara Freshman Mason Raesly, Leland Freshman Piltstown, N. J. underclassmen Rainey, Donald Sophomore Westwood, N. J. Remley, Kenneth Sophomore Massillon, Ohio Ramage, Gay Sophomore Beekman, N. Y. Reynolds, Bruce Sophomore Stratford, Conn. Randolph, Edward Sophomore West Union Rial, Joseph Junior Greensburg, Pa. Rautner, William Sophomore Pittsburgh, Pa. Rice, Priscilla Junior Lebanon, III. Raymond, Michael Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. Rice, Robert Junior New York, N. Y. Reemsnyder, Jane Freshman Buckhannon Riggs, John Freshman Parkersburg it iJ Robbins, Clarence Sophomore Springdale, Pa. Rogers, John Freshman Hillsdale, N. Y. Roberts, Kenneth Sophomore Munhall, Pa. Rohrbaugh, Raymond Sophomore Baltimore, Md. Robinson, Twana Freshman Buckhannon Rohrbough, Constance Freshman Cambridge, Mass. Rock, James Sophomore Munhall, Pa. Roney, Frederick Freshman Parkersburg Rodgers, Vincent Freshman Irwin, Pa. Rosenman, Joseph Freshman Fairfield, Conn. Roessle, Margot Sophomore Jackson Heights, N. Y. Ross, John Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. 44 underclassmen Rossmeyer, William Sophomore Metuchen, N. J. Sanford, Richard Sophomore Titusville, Pa. Rovello, Samuel Junior South River, N. J. Santillo, Harry Junior Jamiaca, N. Y. Ryerson, Cornelia Freshman Packanack Lake, N. J. Sapp, Edwin Freshman Miami, Fla. Sage, Robert Sophomore Metuchen, N. J. Schaffer, Nadine Sophomore Clarksburg Salata, Thomas Sophomore Fort Lee, N. J. Scherer, Henry Freshman Glens Falls, N. Y. Sanders, John Sophomore Keyser Schleicher, Don Freshman While Plains, N. Y. Schneider, Frank Schork, Kenneth Schwartz, Martin Schwengber, Ernest Sciotto, Francisco Seamans, Winston Junior Sophomore Junior Junior Junior Junior Metuchen, N. J. New York, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Flushing, N. Y. New York, N. Y. High Bridge, N. J. Seiderman, Arthur Junior Philadelphia, Pa. Sepulveda, Edward Freshman Lebanon, Pa. Sell, Gaynell Freshman Johnstown, Pa. Shaffner, Wesley Junior Stratford, Conn. Shamblin, Robert Freshman War Shin, Young Sun Junior Seoul, Korea underclassmen Shreve, Charles Shuttleworth, Nancy Silberman, William Silver, Jay Silvester, Ellsworth Simons, Carol Junior Freshman Junior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Buckhannon Bridgeport, Conn. Paterson, N. J. New York, N. Y. Oldbridge, N. J. Bridgeport Simons, AAelvin Simpson, Joseph Slaving, Judith Smith, June Smith, Robert Solvesen, Douglas Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Buckhannon Glendale, N. Y. Ossining, N. Y. Clarksburg Tiverton, R. 1. Staten Island, N. Y, Sprout, Warren Sophomore Westfield, N. J. Stepanian, Michael Freshman Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Z fciii Stanley, Barbara Sophomore Rutland, Vt. Stewart, Donald Freshman Lebanon, N. J. Stanley, William Freshman Parkersburg Stewart, Homer Junior Lorentz Stawarky, James Freshman Bridgeport, Conn. Stewart, JoAnn Freshman Kenova Stell, Robert Junior Buckhannon Stone, Walter Freshman Gardner, Mass. Stemple, Janet Sophomore Buckhannon Stotz, David Freshman New York, N. Y. 46 Strader, Elizabeth Junior Buckhannon Taylor, Grace Sophomore St. George underclassmen Stroles, Constantine Sophomore New York, N. Y. Teagarden, Jean Sophomore Wheeling Swan, John Sophomore Hamilton, Bermuda Tenney, Bettie Sophomore Flemington Sweet, Marlene Freshman Glo versville, N. Y. Tenney, Elvin Junior Buckhannon Sweeten, Gerard Junior Scarsdale, N. Y. Tenney, Ronald Freshman Adrian Talkmgton, Walter freshman Clarksburg Tereshko, Joseph Sophomore Lambertville, N. J. Teter, Elizabeth Sophomore Clarksburg Torrence, Tod Junior Morris Plains, N. J. Teter, William Freshman Buckhannon Tracy, James Sophomore Sreubenville, Ohio Thompson, William Sophomore Darien, Conn. Trusilo, William Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. L - . ro 4J4J 1 Thorne, Joseph Freshman Fairmont Turley, James Freshman Charleston Tillinghast, Greta Freshman Madison Umstead, Carolyn Freshman Pottstown, Pa. Tjioe, Gim Beng Sophomore Medan, Sumatra Undreiner, Ralph Junior Flushing, N. Y. underclassmen iirtfli « «-. Ursaki, George Van Camp, Mary Van Osdol, Gretchen Vaughn, Edward Vigna, James Voegtlin, David Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Sophomore Bridgeport, Conn. Wheeling Jane Lew Berlin, Md. West Homestead, Pa. New Kensington, Pa Von Eiff, Donald Wadsworth, Raymond Wagner, Shirley Walker, James Wallwork, James Wanless, Gordon Junior Sophomore Sophomore Junior Freshman Junior Flushing, N. Y. Nyack, N. Y. West Pittston, Pa. Mt. Hope Yonkers, N. Y. Buckhannon Ward, George Wassell, Willard Waugh, Carolyn Weissman, Henry Wellisch, Marshall West, Larry Freshman Junior Freshman Junior Junior Freshman Milford, Conn. Stamford, Conn. Buckhannon Harpursville, N. Y. Bayside, N. Y. Buckhannon Westberg, Charles Westfall, Lynn White, Jean Wiemokly, Richard Wilcox, Ruth Wilfong, Jack Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Junior Freshman Stanford, Conn. Buckhannon Jamaica, N. Y. Long Beach, N. Y. Oakland, R. 1. Buckhannon 48 underclassmen ilfong, Richard Wilkerson, James Wilkinson, James Williams, Hazelmae Williams, Joseph Wilmoth, Esther Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Buckhannon Whitesvilte AAunhall, Pa. North Plainfield, N. J. Kingston, Pa. Quiet Dell Wilson, Cora Wilson, David Wilson, Naomi Winnett, Mary Lee Winspear, George Witschey, Warren Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Buckhannon North Plainfield, N. J. Frenchton Amity, Pa. Plainsfield, N. J. New Martinsville Wolfe, David Wood, Betty Wood, Karla Wooddell, Mary Woolf, Thomas Woolley, Norman Sophomore Junior Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Buckhannon Mabscott Chicago, III. Green Bank Lynbrook, N. Y. Mountainside, N. J Wright, Clarence Freshman Fairmont Wright, Samuel Freshman Boomer Wyatt, Fred Freshman Buckhannon Yates, Richard Freshman Beckley Zolan, Robert Junior Lynbrook, N. Y. Walsh, John Junior Milford, Conn. -I O C Q 49 WHY WE CAME 50 51 we came because of alumni, faculty, and friends Beautiful campus, compe- tent faculty, pleasant accom- modations, friendly people ... Wesleyan is lauded far and wide by former students and present friends. While our reasons for com- ing to Buckhannon vary, many will acknowledge the advice of others as instrumen- tal in their decisions. Top: Alumni Council in session Bottom: Campus growth New Hall for Men. dedication of Benedum Lounge in 52 • campus 53 chemistry, biology, etc. Most science majors will agree that hours, too many, are spent in the labs and lecture rooms of Haymond Science Hall . . . The chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics departments are continually producing unex- pected reactions. music replaced here The staccato click-clack of typewriters and the voices of sorority members have re- placed the echoes of instrument and voice within the walls of Music Hall. The Old Music Box . . . transformed into an auxiliary office building and what have you! ' j! 54 msmmm physical education Between grunts and groans . . . the ideal place for phy- sical education . . . the Wes- leyan Gym. home ec The Home Economics Cot- tage . . . women ' s intuition applied here! music and art Renowned for its practice rooms and as birth- place of many current paintings by Wes- leyan ' s Fred L. Messersmith . . . Loar Hall . . . music department becomes associate member of American Association of Schools of Music in 1957! . . . another remarkable achievement. 55 when boy meets girl . . at Agnes Howard Hall on the south end of the Wesleyan cam- pus, life takes on a new mean- ing. Lurking behind the impos- ing portals of Agony Inn are 160 studious co-eds. Campus social life often seems to revolve about the swing on the front porch. south campus . . . home for 1 60 56 florida street . . . college avenue . . . wesleyan co-eds brave these spots, too The house at 68 College Avenue rings constantly with the voices of a small group of girls . . . smallest but still important. The scene of unexpected pil- grimages . . . the Women ' s Resi- dence Hall at 49 South Florida Street houses several upperclass co-eds . . . distance fails to daunt their courage. 57 north campus . . . home for 275 The new Residence Hall for Men and our oldest new dorm, Fleming Hall. Sophomores, freshmen, and a few upperclassmen fill these halls with unlimited enthusiasm expressed in often surprising ways . . . strictly for fun. junior . . . senior men left to own devices . . . 58 traditions 59 freshmen ready for new year . . . Faculty members elect incoming Freshmen Freshman Week began Friday, September 13. It was exciting for some, less exciting to others, and very new to all. Most of the Freshmen were full of questions: what to do, when to do it, and where to go. Regis- tration, receptions, a picnic, various and sundry tests, an All-Campus Party, and other events filled the week. When classes finally began, the new members of the Wesleyan family settled down to prepare themselves for life after college. Mid-semester grades came all too soon for some. 60 The punch bowl proved to be popular at the faculty reception. • . . new life Upperclassmen and freshmen mix at All-Campus Mixer. S. C. 0. W. Committee puts up Welcome sign in gym. Tuesday dawns and weary Freshmen file through the long registration line. 61 Janie Pfalzgraf mulls over the ballot for Homecoming queen and attendants . . . Janie was elected junior attendant. kay reigns during home Locncfta ► i i i :. Fall and Homecoming, al- most synonymous terms at Wesleyan . . . Kay Rider, voice major from Sophia, reigned during the celebra- tions. Jean White, sopho- more; Harriet Aveyard, sen- ior; Janie Pfalzgraf, junior; and Sandra Fultineer, fresh- man, surround the throne after coronation ceremonies. Alpha Gamma Delta beams after winning first place trophy in annual Wesleyantics production. 62 coming festivities Above top: Clean Up Tech was the title for the first place float in the Homecom- ing Parade. The men of Kappa Sigma Kappa say, Our Team Duz It! Next above: Queen ' s float during parade. The college sta- dium is formally named Ross Field during half - time ceremonies and the all-time-great foot- ball squad of 1912 is honored . . . Wesleyan lost to West Virginia Tech, not without a battle worthy of the oc- casion. 71 CM H W 63 president inaugurated . . . A new president and a new era in the growth and development of the college. The Inauguration-Homecoming week included seminars, forums, and a student-faculty-administration analyz- ation of our present status. Dr. Stanley Hubert Martin became the eleventh person to serve as presi- dent of West Virginia Wesleyan Col- lege. He came to Wesleyan after ser- vice with the Board of Education of the Methodist Church and is a graduate of Quincy College, Illinois, and received S.T.B., M.R.E., and Ph.D. degrees from Boston University. Dr. and Mrs. Martin greet faculty and students in Loar Memorial Room during the President ' s Reception. Dr. E. Ray Jones, president of the Board of Trustees, inducts Dr. Martin into the office of president of the college. An honorary degree is conferred during the Inaugural Ceremony. 64 An inauguration speaker emphasizes a point. The procession moves toward Atkinson Chapel from Annie Merner Pfeiffer Library. The stage of Atkinson Chapel appears laden with distinguished personalities as Dr. Martin assumes the leadership of the College. 65 Standing room only was the word during the Inaugural Ceremonies. Even the library was filled by the overflow. Colleges and universities from across the East were repre- sented for the ceremony. • martin becomes eleventh president The officiating ministers pose within the chancel of First Methodist Church after the Inaugural Sermon: Rev. Mr. Samuel Har- ford, pastor; Dr. John O. Gross, Board of Education of The Methodist Church and preacher; Dr. Stanley Martin; and Dr. A. A. 5choolcraft, dean of The college. 66 Speakers for the Campus Conference on The Renaissance of American Idealism in Liberal Arts Education post on stage: Dr. D. D. Lassenberry from the Univer- sity of Pittsburgh; Dr. Harold A. Bosley, pastor of Evanston, III., First Methodist Church; Dr. Max Lauffer from the Univer sity of Pittsburgh; and Dr. Stanley Idzerda of Michigan State University. Social Science majors gather at First Methodist Church for a symposium pre- sided over by Dr. George Glauner. Loar Hall Auditorium is the scene of panel discussions during the Campus Conference marking the Inauguration. 67 And she brought forth her first born son ... d Christmas 1 95Z . . . his name shall be called, wonderful, The Yuletide season brings a cheerful atmos- phere to the West Virginia Wesleyan College Campus. A new tradition was inaugurated this year, a living creche was placed in the front en- trance of the Administration Building. The Hyma Glee Club and the Methodist Student Movement presented the Christmas Story in music and word. The traditional concert was presented in Atkinson Chapel Sunday afternoon. The Christmas portion of The Messiah was sung before the student body, local residents, and faculty. The Christmas Dance was cheerful. All the dining halls on the campus held Christmas dinners during the week. It came upon the midnight clear, that glorious song of old ... The Nicholas Hyma Glee Club shown singing before the Creche was or- ganized this year by Miss Elizabeth Armstrong. A winter wonderland with tinsel and trimmings. The Christmas Dance highlights the winter social calendar. Music by Tommy Tucker. The second name band of the year played for an all-campus dance. councilor . . . prince of peace. Miss Cora Fultz, head resident for the Men ' s New Residence Hall joins the entire campus in a favorite Yule custom. Gene Brown, house president, and John Hodge look on. Christmas dinners are observed in all of the college dining halls. The men in New Hall celebrated the season with holly and pine decorations. Installation of the hi-fi sound system in the dining hall was begun during the week. christian emphasis week February 4 to 7 was a period of campus-wide dis- cussion on the theme, Lord, Give Us Faith. Chapel services and discussion groups were held during the week with a varied group of campus guests. All-American football stars from Pitt, Jim Theodore and Dick Bowen, were kick-off speakers for the week. Dr. Richard K. Toner, Episcopal priest, and chemistry professor at Princeton University and the Rev. Raymond Fedje, pastor of The Methodist Church of Amherst, Mass., appeared as resource leaders for the week. Christian Emphasis Week, 1958, was concluded to have been a success beyond most expectations. Dr. Richard Toner confers with student following a dis- cussion session. Rev. Sidney Davis, college chaplain; Dr. Toner; Rev. Samuel Harford, local pastor; Rev. Raymond Fedje; and Dr. William Willis, physics professor, answer student questions. 70 The drawing room of Agnes Howard Hall provides the setting for many buzz sessions with Christian Emphasis Week guests. Armen Hanjian, Mrs. John Wright, and Rev. Fedje share experiences and reactions with a student group. The faculty hosts Dr. Toner and Rev. Fedje at a dinner in Agnes Howard Hall Dining Room. 71 may weekend . . . tops spring social calendar To the Wesleyanite the May weekend is the whip cream topping for the social calendar. May Queen Priscilla Howard, was an example of the coeds that Wesleyan educates. Her attendants shine equally about the palm centered dais: freshman attendant, Diane Butters; sophomore attendanl Janie Pfalzgraf; junior attendant, Jean Rawson; senior attendant, Nancy Walton. As expected, the big weekend turned out to be the biggest. Jan Campbell ' s orchestra was about the coolest heard in a long time. The extra at- traction of the weekend was the presence of the attractive imports escorted by men not lucky enough to have their dates on campus. 72 The Phi Sig ' s express their enthusiasm after being named first place winners in the annual May Day Sing. Gleeful looks move quickly across the faces of the Alpha Gams after receiving the second place award. Senior girls do the tradition- al dance around the May Pole at the May Sing. Alma Mater of the Mountains Speakers and honorary graduates pose for Murmurmonfis photograph- Seminary Class of 1 907 re- turns to campus for its Golden Anniversary. 74 graduation The apex of our college studies, graduation, is a mixture of tears and pride over the work of four years. Through four years of trial and error, the graduate learns to discipline his time, creating moments to relax in the S.C.O.W. between studies and hours to be spent with a voluminous textbook. He has learned to persevere, and to adapt himself to everchanging methods and ideals; to accept his Christian duties and develop his civic pride. ABOVE RIGHT: Presentation of a portrait honoring Edna Jenkins, benefactress of Wesleyan College. RIGHT: Harmoneers perform at Alumni Banquet durin graduation week. BELOW: Panoramic view of Alumni Banquet 75 jack paar selects . . . murmurmontis queen 1958 + linda west karla wood ginger power rhea lee chenoweth jean white J ATI N XI B R D i Il i. CO M P A XI Ri (Bui ■ 20 February 13, 1958 Mr. Jams David Herbert, Jp. MURMJHKOwTIS Editor West Virginia Ueolayan Publications Buckhannon, West Virginia Dear Hr. Herbert: Mr. Paar thanks you for the great privilege oT being chosen to select the 1958 MURMURhObTIS i oson. Heedless to aaj, thie was, as you stated, a task , however, through careful consideration, Mr Paar has chosen the following five young ladles: 1. 18 - Linda 2. JQ.5 - Carle. 3. til - Ginger 4. i; - Shea Lee 5- it- Jean Onoe again, thank you, and beat wishes to all of the fifteen charming contestants. 777LLJL . yUr t fiJH Marilyn Kunenfeld for Jack Paar 76 linda west . . . kappa sigma kappa 77 karla wood kappa alpha judy atkinson . . sigma theta epsilon carol beers theta chi 78 janet belcher kappa phi nancy burruss . . sigma theta epsilon ginger power . . . alpha xi delta 79 rhea lee chenowith . . . alpha gamma delta H | iW it f 7 kay custer . . . alpha delta pi sharie dean . . . phi sigma epsilon 80 nancy jo funk . alpha delta pi mary lou hetz w.r.a. jean white . . . alpha xi delta 81 janie pfalzgraf . . . alpha xi delta jean rawson . . . s.n.e.a. jean teagarden . . . kappa phi carol quattlander .. . . alpha delta pi jenny lynne west . . . kappa sigma kappa p 82 administration faculty 83 president Dr. Martin maintains a constant atmosphere of good will among the 900 odd members of the Wesleyan family— students, faculty, and adminis- tration. His very successful first year as president of the college has had many noticeable effects. Kept busy planning for the future, and the 1965 Diamond Jubilee of the school, he still manages to find time for almost all problems that enter his of- fice. (Dr. Martin forecasts for the jubilee the com- pletion of a multi-million dollar building program: a new women ' s dormitory, a chapel, new student center, field house, and modern science facilities.) Stanley Hubert martin president of the college dean For a quarter of a century Dr. Schoolcraft has served W.V.W.C. as a professor and as dean and registrar. He has constantly striven to make Wes- leyan a fine liberal arts college. As supervisor of the faculty and curriculum he has constantly en- couraged the highest standards. Once past the door the student finds that his warm personality smooths the way. Dr. Schoolcraft came to Wesleyan as pro- fessor of education and psychology in 1930. He became dean and registrar in 1944 and has twice served as interim president. arthur alien schoolcraft dean of the college 84 vice president Mr. Ling is not in close contact with the student body but much of the planning of the administra- tion passes through his office. He directs the finan- cial program of the college and is currently en- gaged with plans for college expansion. The multi- million dollar building program now in progress heads the list of his activities. james i. ling vice president treasurer Each semester the 750 members of the college student body are offered an opportunity to renew their acquaintance with Mr. Williams. As treasurer of the college he handles budget problems during the year. Income and expenditures are carefully totaled in his office in order that the college may operate. heyward williams treasurer business manager Controlling the expenditures of the college, Mr. Hicks ' talents are employed in a wide variety of ways. Besides serving the college in business matters, per- sonnel relations, and building maintenance, he directs the West Virginia Inter-Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament, held annually in the Wesleyan Gym- nasium. william hicks business manager tf=V - 85 admissions director Prospective students learn about the many ad- vantages offered by West Virginia Wesleyan Col- lege as Raymond Kiser, admissions director, at- tempts to answer their questions about the campus. Applications for admission are received and checked in this office as hundreds of college catalogs are mailed each year. raymond kiser admissions director alumni director James Stansbury, Wesleyan ' s first director of alumni relations, has the significant task of keep- ing in touch with W.V.W.C. graduates. Editions of the Sundial, the alumni magazine, are widely cir- culated. Mr. Stansbury ' s office is the scene of con- stant activity as alumni participation in the life of the college is encouraged. james stansbury alumni director publicity director Students and college activities are the subjects for news articles written by Miss Hallie Lu Hallam, publicity director. She makes certain that Wesleyan news gets to its readers. The Athletic Department utilizes Miss Hallam ' s artistic talents to publicize the hig h riding Bobcat floor team. A Wesleyan graduate, she is a friend to both student and pro- fessor. hallie lu hallam publicity director 86 counseling Florence Schaper has been joined this year by Orlo Strunk in counseling Wesleyan students. The counseling offices are always open to those needing advice and encouragement. Dr. Schaper ' s office in the Administration Building and Dr. Strunk ' s office in the Old Music Hall are scenes for solutions of many involved problems. florence schaper orlo strunk counselors deans of students Mr. Shaver and Miss Wilson work to promote the best interests of the college students. The dean of women is responsible for the campus homes of Wesleyan co-eds. Dean Shaver is kept busy super- vising general activities for the masculine portion of the W.V.W.C. population. nellie wilson dean of women John shaver dean of men student center The most popular campus spot, the Student Cen- ter of Wesleyan, is managed by Mrs. Ethel Vaughn. Dances, movies, and open houses are among the many activities sponsored by the S.C.O.W. The S.C.O.W. committee of the Community Council, under the direction of Mrs. Vaughn, is currently projecting plans for a new student center. ethel vaughn manager of s.c.o.w. 87 pjf iff : 11 s jj ' mt ' wr-fTT . m I. ■ ' all in the prof ' s day This is a tribute to the faculty of West Virginia Wesleyan Col- lege and their constant efforts to educate a multitude of students. After a hearty breakfast the professor is ready to begin his day . . . answering questions that could only originate with Wesleyan students. Lecturing is only one of the tasks a professor encounters while performing his daily routine. Between classes the professor enjoys the solitude of his study. Here he must do much of his paper work, and confer with faculty members and students. At home the professor may spend his leisure time doing re- search work, preparing papers, or just relaxing during a quiet evening. All in one day for the professor. 88 art and music faculty ROBERT E. SHAFER -Music- B.M., B.M.E., M.M. ELIZABETH J. ARMSTRONG-Music- B.M., M.M. CALVIN B. AGEY - Music - B.M., M.M., Ph.D. MARY JO BROWN -Music- B.M., M.M. BELOW: FRED L. MESSERSMITH-Fine and Applied Arts-B.F.A., M.A., helps a group of student artists. music fine and applied arts bible religion religious education bible and religious education faculty SIDNEY T. DAVIS-Religion and Religious Education -A.B., S.T.B., Ed.M. RALPH C. BROWN-Bible-A.B., S.T.B., D.D. NELLIE G. WILSON-Religious Education-A.B. 89 V science faculty ARTHUR B. GOULD-Chemistry and Physical Science-B.S., M.S., Ph.D. WILLIAM R. WILLIS-Physics-B.S., M.S., Ph.D. KATHERINE A. TISSUE-Home Eco- nomics— A. B., M.S. GEORGE B. ROSSBACH-Biology- B.S., A.M., Ph.D. JOHN WRIGHT - Chemistry - B.S., Ph.D. BELOW: WILLIAM A. Mathematics-B.S., A.M. HALLAM- biology chemistry V home economics I mathematics Vu, 1 « 1 P physics F V Vt ' w r; 1 1 business administration . • 3 economics business administration and economics faculty LEWIS B. CLARK— Business Administration— A.B., M.A., Ed.D. JUANITA BOWYER PARKER-Secretarial Studies-B.S., M.A. E. KIDD LOCKARD-Economics-A.B., M.A. education, philosophy, and psychology faculty JAMES L. HUPP-Education-B.S., A.M., Ph.D. JOSE A. FRANQUIZ-Philosophy- A.B., S.T.B., Ph.D. ORLO STRUNK, JR.-Psychology- A.B., S.T.B., Ph.D. ROBERT D. MARTIN-Education-B.S., A.M. english faculty ABOVE: SAMUEL A. SMALL-English-A.B., M.A., Ph.D. RIGHT: LEWIS H. CHRISMAN-English-Ph.B., A.M., Lift. D., L.H.D. KEITH N. RICHWINE-English-B.S., M.A. MARY C. BRILL-English-A.B., A.M., Ph.D. education philosophy psychology english foreign languages and speech faculty BETTY A. GROAH-Speech and Dramatic Arts -A.B., MA. JOHN D. SHAVER-Speech-B.S., AAA. MARY McKITTRICK-French and German-A.B., M.A., Ph.D. foreign languages speech history political science sociology history, political science, and sociology faculty GEORGE L. GLAUNER-History-A.B., A.M., Ph.D. FLORENCE W. SCHAPER-Sociology-B.S., M.A., Ph.D. MARVIN DOWNEY-Political Science-B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ROBERT C. BOWLES-History-A.B., M.A., Ph.D. library science faculty EVELYN VIRGINIA CROUCH-Assistant Librarian and Library Science-A.B., Ed.M., M.A. HELEN S. GAYLORD-Assistant Librarian and Library Science-A.B., B.S. in L.S. HELEN STOCKERT-Librarian and Library Science-A.B., B.S. in L.S. library science physical education physical education faculty SAMUEL MORGAN ROSS-Physical Edu- cation— B.S. ETTA WALTERS - Physical Education - B.A., M.Ed. FRANKLIN CLAY ELLIS— Physical Educa- tion and Coach of Basketball— B.S. , M.S. DAVID ECHOLS REEMSNYDER-Physical Education and Coach of Football— B.S. , A.M. 73 what we found • « 94 95 we found almost too much There seemed almost too much to do and never enough time to do it in. There were fraternities and so- rorities, clubs and honoraries . . . We spent almost too much time engaged in these activities as was seen when the twice-a-semester registrar ' s notice was received. We vowed to do better . . . but there still seemed to be so many things we just had to do . . . TOP: Students and faculty fill the Agnes Howard draw- ing room. BOTTOM: Three rehearsals each week and at least one performance. 96 government 97 community council . . . voice of the The Community Council of West Virginia Wes- leyan College is composed of elected representatives from each class and faculty and administration representatives elected by the student body at large. This group forms the policy making body for the college. With Ted Jungas wielding the gavel in the Methodist Historical Room of the li- brary every Wednesday evening, campus problems are often brought to satisfactory conclusions. Wesleyan is fortunate in having such an organiza- tion capable of solving most situations. Represent- ing all phases of college life— students, faculty, and administration— the Community Council serves a vital function. Elections are held each spring in order to select a president for the council. Candidates are nomi- nated by individual classes and by the faculty and a campus wide-election is held. preamble to the constitution of the community council We, the members of the campus community of West Virginia Wesleyan College, recognizing the need for an inclusive and efficient form of college government where students, faculty, and ad- ministration work side by side, do institute this con- stitution and dedicate ourselves to the realization of the objectives of our college through its faith- ful execution. council officers President THEODORE JUNGAS Vice President JAMES SCOTT Secretary _ GLENDA McDONALD 98 community council Samuel Caudill, William Bauserman, Dean John Shaver, Richard Hamilton, Roger Fischer, Glenda McDonald, Ted Jungas, James Scott, Janie Pfalzgraf, Ralph Gay, Dean A. A. School- craft, Janet Ailstock, Mr. Sam Ross, Mr. Fred Messersmith. awards committee Carol Boyer, Dean A. A. Schoolcraft, Sharie Dean, 99 conduct committee Nancy Burruss, Richard Brooke, Dean A. A. Schoolcraft, Dean John Shaver, Harriet Aveyard. publications committee Jeannette Hedrick, Frederick Hart, Nancy McGregor, James Scott. world university service committee Ronald Lewis, Jose Dizon, Suzanne McNutt, Donna MacWil- liams. educational affairs committee Shirley Armfield, Ann Queen. s.c.o.w. committee Laura Bays, Mary Burton, Janie Pfalzgraf, Jean White, Patricia Ambrose, William Smith. u.s. national student assoc. committee religious activities committee Richard Hamilton, Carol Kane, Ruth Grose, John McCulloch. committees of community council Much of the responsibility assumed by the Community Council is performed by a group of standing committees. These committees are chosen by the council from the results of a committee preference survey of the student body. Most all-campus activities are regulated by these committees: Student Center opera- tions, cultural enrichment programs, publica- tions, and other aspects of community life. cultural enrichment committee Robert Winters, Sylvia Klepper, William Norman, Mr. Mes- sersmith. 102 women ' s house governing board Margo Brookover, Elnora Chambers, Sharie Dean, Harriet Aveyard, Sally Prof- itt, Linda Sowers, Janet Gress, Ann Queen, Ann Welker, Judy Atkinson, Mara Linaberger, Donna MacWilliams. women ' s house governing board The three residence halls occupied by women are governed by the Women ' s House Governing Association. Each class is represented on the gov- erning board with elections held each semester. Officers for the group are selected each spring. Rules and regulations are made and enforced by the residents of Agnes Howard Hall, Florida Street House, and College Avenue House through this board. Linda Sowers is president of the board. house board of new hall A new hall and a new governing association . . . with the first year of residence in the New Hall for Men a house board was organized to give the 164 men living there a voice in the operation of this new dormitory. Miss Cora Fultz, head resident, and Dr. Florence Schaper, head of counseling, have helped to activate this self-governing group. Presi- dent is Gene Brown. house board of new hall Gene Brown, Kenneth Ma- berry, Paul Nicolson, Den- nis ' Lord, Kenneth Fleming, Michael Herrera, Kenneth Roberts, Ronald Casto, James Harbert, Frank Horn. 103 interfraternity council TOP ROW: James Scott, Wil- liam Will, Jefferson Manser. BOTTOM ROW: Frank Patti, Jerry Rabinowitz, Edward Powers. interfraternity council The Interfraternity Council is composed of the presidents and one representative from each of the four national and the one local fraternity on cam- pus. Rushing, pledging, and fraternal conduct are coordinated by the council. While serving as a governing board, I.F.C. continues to promote good inter-fraternity relations. Jerry Rabinowitz is presi- dent. panhellenic council The three national sororities on Wesleyan ' s cam- pus are governed by the Panhellenic Council. Two representatives from each chapter act as the policy making group for inter-sorority situations. They serve as an effective forum for greek problems and seek to maintain high standards of fraternal ac- tivity. panhellenic council Harriet Aveyard, Linda So- wers, Delores Keyser, Carol Gearty, Kay Custer. 104 honoraries 105 benzene ring TOP ROW: William McBride, William Burdette, John Herbst, Paul Nicolson, Jay Silver, John Johnstone, James Tracy. SECOND ROW: Sharon Graham, James Koon, David Wolfe, Marilyn Smith, Ronald Lewis, Gerard Boe, William Echols, Dr. Gould. BOTTOM ROW: Gim Bong Tjioe, Betty Kay Hanifan, Richard Brooke, William Hall, Floy Black, Robert Rubin. benzene ring Membership in the Benzene Ring, oldest honor- ary organization on the campus, is quite an honor for chemistry students. The purpose of this hon- orary is to work for the improvement of the science department and to encourage greater interest in the physical sciences. Selection of a Camphor King and the annual Strawberry Breakfast at Commencement are outstanding activities of Benzene Ring. Mari- lyn Smith is president. ABOVE: Camphor King Fritz Dengler receives his crown. LEFT: Annual Strawberry Breakfast is in prog- ress. 106 beta beta beta Norman Hillman, George Or, Gerard Boe, Nancy McGregor, Ralph Gay, Mari- lyn Smith, Robert Hetz, Rob- ert Rubin. beta beta beta alpha psi omega For aspiring biologists at West Virginia Wesleyan, Beta Beta Beta offers a gauge of achievement. This national biology honorary seeks to promote biologi- cal research and stresses scholastic principles. Gerry Boe is president; Robert Hetz, vice presi- dent; and Nancy McGregor, secretary. Students who have exhibited superior ability in dramatics are invited to become members of Alpha Psi Omega. Alpha Rho chapter of this national honorary dramatics fraternity aids the Wesleyan Playshop in drama presentations. alpha psi omega Ruth Grose, Carol Ann Wilson. (Not pictured, Thomas Goheen.) 107 haught literary society TOP ROW: Helen Rissmeyer, Marilyn Smith, Betty Kay Hanifan, Janie Pfalzgraf, Sylvia Klepper, Jeannette Hedrick, Su- zanne McNutt, Janet Boggess, Ann Pemberton. BOTTOM ROW: Peggy Jo Morton, Annabelle Day, Harriet Aveyard, June Mearns, Linda Sowers, Jodi Lamb. haught literary society The sixteen women who comprise the member- ship of the Haught Literary Society are selected for their interest in the fine arts and their academic standing. The quote and program topics for the weekly meetings may range from Sputnik to Wed- dings. Harriet Aveyard is president; June Mearns, first vice president; Annabelle Day, second vice president; and Linda Sowers, secretary-treasurer. delta psi kappa Delta Psi Kappa is the national honorary fraternity for women majoring or minoring in physical educa- tion. Delta Psi Kappa was founded in 1916 and Alpha Eta chapter was organized at Wesleyan in 1947 Fund raising projects include selling pro- grams at the W.V.I.A.C. Tournament and checking coats at basketball games. Ann Queen is president; Virginia Light, vice president; Sharie Dean, secre- tary; and Carol Boyer, treasurer. delta psi kappa Dolores Keyser, Janet Harris, Deann LeBeau, Carol Boyer, Ann Queen, Virginia Light, Ruth Grose, Mary Lou Hetz, Linda Sowers, Sharie Dean. 108 religion 109 canterbury club TOP ROW: William Thompson, Kleber Gregory, Thomas Clark, Paul Moser, Bruce Gourlay, Gary Boegershausen. SECOND ROW: Delma Beer, Diane Fessler, Cor- nelia Ryerson, Bonny Ames, Ann McClain. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Hider, Mary Beth Alberts, Doug- las Fitch. canterbury club The Canterbury Club is a vital force in the activity of Buckhannon ' s Church of the Transfiguration. They assist the Rev. Mr. Stuart West in regular serv- ices of Evensong and Holy Communion. Sunday evening suppers, dances, and car-washings, for the vestment fund, are important activities for these Episcopal Students. William Thompson is president. kappa phi The Methodist Girls ' Club was begun on Wes- leyan ' s campus in 1957 and became a probationary group of Kappa Phi, National Methodist Women ' s Sorority, in the fall of 1957. They expect to com- plete their probation during the spring. This large group of girls play an important part in the re- ligious life of the campus. Janet Belcher is presi- dent. kappa phi . . . methodist girls ' club TOP ROW: Nancy Pearson, Sally Profitt, Betty Jane Thonen, Marilyn Johnson, Ann Welker, Carolyn Law, Sue Kohlhepp, Bar- bara Brewer, Peggy Otto, Cornelia Mendoza. THIRD ROW: Jo Ellen Flagg, Ruth Grose, Constance Rohrbough, Esther Wil- moth, Janet Gress, Betty Jo Hubbard, Mary Woodale, Madonna McDonald, June Mearns, Elizabeth Weiglein, Gaynell Sell Margaret Herold, Nancy McCabe. SECOND ROW: Donna MacWilliams, Sandi Hall, Barbara Stanley, Sue Jeffreys, Jean Tea- garden, Betty Kaminski, Rosalie Abbott, Judi Slaving, Judy Fisher, Gerri Davis, Carolyn Kopple. BOTTOM ROW: Norma Davis, Patricia Ambrose, Carol Simons, Joyce Becker, Janet Belcher, Joan Williams, Grace Taylor, Rowena Phillips, Nancy Burruss, Donna Bissell. 10 sigma theta epsilon . . . methodist men ' s fraternity TOP ROW: William Pettibon, Clare Edman, William Kailing, Robert Louer, Jerry Jones, George Orr, Thomas Goheen, William Will. Melvin Orr, William Altman, Paul Johnson, James Harbert, James Scott, Lloyd Fike. SECOND ROW: Charles Perry, John Sanders, Robert McLaughlin, Harold Greenway, James Mowry, Richard Sanford. BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Rohrbaugh, Lynn Westfall, Bing Scherer, Allen Frosch, Donald Stewart, Robert Smith, Charles Kohler. I0E officers sigma theta epsilon President JAMES MOWRY Vice President JACK SANDERS Recording Secretary CLARE EDMAN Treasurer RICHARD SANFORD Chaplain WILLIAM WILL Corresponding Secretary LYNN WESTFALL Pledge Master _ ......WILLIAM PETTIBON Alpha Gamma chapter of Sigma Theta Epsilon began its first full year of activity during 1957- 1958. This is a national fraternity for Methodist Men and exists as an important part of the Metho- dist Student Movement, along with its sister group, Kappa Phi. The local group has achieved a considerable degree of success, being recognized at national and regional conferences. In only one year of growth the chapter has grown to a position of responsibility beyond most expectations. Religious services, including the Holy Commun- ion, are offered to members of the fraternity along with a love feast and a second semester dinner and dance held with Kappa Phi. II! I ' n Oi Ai it : % « methodist student movement TOP ROW: Jim Hanson, Joyce Becker, Carol Sue Hayden, Paul Bodurtha, Barbara Brewer, Michael Kundrat, Janet Belcher, Paul Gram- lich, Marlene Sweet, Bing Scherer. SECOND ROW: Armen Hanjian, Robert Weaver, Allen Frosch, Thomas Elliott, Charles Perry, Jerry Jones, Samuel Moore, Howard Cupples, William Pettibon, Pete DeGroote, Donald Flansburg. BOTTOM ROW: Jeannette Hedrick, Ruth Grose, Ann Welker, Constance Rohrbough, Elizabeth Weiglein, Hazel Mae Williams, Marilyn Johnston, Margaret Herold, Nancy Mc- Cabe, Betty Jane Thonen, Greta Tillinghast, Marilyn Firl, Judy Lampila. Margaret Hogsett. methodist student movement Undoubtedly the largest group on campus, the Methodist Student Movement serves as a link be- tween Methodist students and their church. Regular services of worship are conducted in Brown Chapel, Atkinson Chapel, Loar Hall, and the Blue Room of the S.C.O.W. Sunday morning and evening and Thursday evening are devoted to re- ligious services on the campus. M.S.M. also spon- sors Wesleyan Fellowship Teams who travel to area churches in an effort to strengthen local youth pro- grams. A planning retreat in the fall and an evaluation retreat in the spring are important among the mul- titudinous M.S.M. activities. m.s.m. council TOP ROW: Nancy Burruss, Joseph Rial, Sam Moore, Roger Fischer. SECOND ROW: Joyce Beck- er, Carol Sue Hayden, Paul Bodurtha, Armen Hanjian. BOTTOM ROW: Jeannette Hedrick, Betty Kay Hanifan, Harriet Aveyard, Suzanne McNurt. 112 m.s.m officers PAUL BODURTHA President First Vice President ARMEN HANJIAN Second Vice President JEANNETTE HEDRICK Secretary HARRIETT AVEYARD Treasurer WILLIAM RAUTNER m.s.m. drama The M.S.M. Drama group, under the direction of Su- zanne McNutt, presented an adaptation of Charles Dick- ens ' A Christmas Carol during a pre-Chrisfmas as- sembly. wesleyan fellowship teams TOP ROW: Charles Kohler, Robert Smith, Walter Talkington, Robert McLaughlin, Garren Gaston, William Morrison, John Hanson, Jerry Jones, Frank Gulinello, Theodore Jungas. SECOND ROW: Edah Lasell, Sue Kohlhepp, Suzanne McNutt, Nancy Burrus, Gaynell Sell, Elizabeth Weiglein, Carol Kane, Ruth Grose, Helen Rissmeyer, Virginia Light, Clarence Wright, Walter Stone. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Lampila, Joyce Becker, Margaret Hogsett, Carolyn Umstead, Marlene Sweet, Betty Wood, Martha Fosbenner, Ann Welker, Ruth Epler. 113 hillel society TOP ROW: Joseph Balaban, Jay Silver, Robert Oasis, Harvey Levin, Joseph Ros- enman, Elliot Kawadler. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Falik, Dr. Brown, Larry Feinburg. hillel society newman club St. Joseph ' s Roman Catholic Church is the home for Wesleyan ' s Newman Club. This large group participates in varied activities during the year— both religious and social. Under the direction of the Rev. Father Murray, parish priest, the group remains a stable organization for Catholic students. The Hillel Society of West Virginia Wesleyan Col- lege was organized in the fall of 1957. While it follows the general principles of Hillel Societies across the nation it functions as an independent group, providing the nucleus for Jewish Religious activity on the campus. Marshall Wellish is presi- dent; Linda Falik, secretary; and Elliot Kawadler, student chaplain. newman club TOP ROW: Louis Colombo, Robert LaFalce, James Lewis, Richard Bigelow, John Blubaugh, Richard McGuire, Taylor Meister, Arthur Miklosey, Russell Miller, James Rock, Robert Holbrook, Donald Carroll. SECOND ROW: Joseph Alizio, Father Murray, Shirley Wagner, Frank Scioto, Joan Block, Esther Emery, Frank Parisi. BOTTOM ROW: Alan Machenberg, Craig Heinrich, Frank Patti, Harry Santillo. Thomas Salata. 114 organizations 115 murmurmontis Few people view the efforts expended by the staff of the college yearbook until the date of publication, but the production of the 1958 MURMURMONTIS was not the result of slight work. Ann complained of one and two people work sessions lasting until the w ee hours. Paul was usually reliable but the question was raised, what for? Jim was the optimist with few words of pessimism, even at 2:30 a.m. Money-bags Jim dropped by to add a few words of encouragement, wrote a few checks, stamped pictures, and ducked out. His work came later ... All this and another copy dead- line was met. Sue, Jane, and Sharon felt the yearbook squeeze along with all the staff members but took time out to come to the rescue of the edi- tors. John and George could be relied upon for interesting bits of information. Will and Lenie provided a helping hand. Even in the midst of a crushing deadline time could be found for a little fun. editors JAMES DAVID HERBERT, JR. CAROL ANN PEMBERTON associates Will Lewis, Susan Jeffreys, Jane Reemsnyder, Paul Moser, Sharon Graham. sports JOHN CAMPBELL GEORGE SEAGRAVES business manager JAMES ROBERT McLAUGHLIN associates Shirley Lee, Judi Slaving, Bruce Gourlay, Sally Bond, Elizabeth Teter, Argyle Abbott, Leonard Rabatin, Kleber Gregory. RIGHT ABOVE: Howard Hiner, photographer, views work. RIGHT: What did I do? 116 TOP RIGHT: Staff works frantically to meet another deadline. RIGHT: Reward for a job well done. Staff of 1957 annual gathers at Nixon Plaza in Clarksburg for year- book dinner. BOTTOM: Getting down to business. 117 staff members Co-Editors lanet Boggess, Charles Modlin Business Manager lames Scott Staff Members Virginia Light, Lloyd Fike, Carolyn Kopple, Ray DeAAarco, Clare Edman, Bea Chigos, jeanette DeHaven, Gay Sell, Caro- lyn Umstead, Elizabeth Weiglein Circulation Managers Sharie Dean, Betty Baylis Advisor Keith Richwine pharos The Pharos is published twice a month by the students of West Virginia Wesleyan Col- lege . . . The campus paper serves the campus com- munity by providing an outlet for news ac- cessible to all the students. A tremendous ef- fort has been exerted during the year, result- ing in a much neater and better newspaper. LEFT: Charlie and Jan sweat out another issue with the able assistance of Blackie. pharos staff TOP ROW: Betty Byliss, Bea Chigos, Sharie Dean, George Miller, Elizabeth Weiglein, Ray DeMarco, Hunter Cobb. BOT- TOM ROW: Charles Modlin, Carolyn Kopple, Carolyn Um- stead, Gay Sell, James Scott, Mr. Richwine, Janet Boggess. 118 sports writers Ray DeMarco points out in- teresting candid from re- cent basketball game to Bruce Gourlay. staff interview Pharos staff conducts an in- terview with German stu- dent while visiting in Buck- hannon. pharos brings news to campus 119 «ftft the wesleyan playshop . . . drama group TOP ROW: Grace Taylor, Barbara Ferrell, Nancy Pettry, Mary Beth Albert, Nancy McCabe, Robert H|der, Louis Duhorow, Letitia Pifer, Janet Boggess, Frances Griffith, Delma Beer, Jack Marine. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Betty Groah, Sylvia Klepper, James Tracy, Ruth Grose, Connie Kercher, Paul Moser, Walter Stone, Elliot Kawadler, Diane Fessler, Linda Falik. playshop Credit for the first full length dramatic pro- duction on the campus in several seasons has been given to the Wesleyan Playshop under the direction of Miss Betty Groah. This group gives students an opportunity to express them- selves through directing, costuming, and make- up, as well as acting. Ruth Grose is president of playshop. RIGHT: The cast takes a well deserved cur- tain call after the performance of The Silver Cord. BOTTOM: Full length drama returns to W.V.W.C. 120 women s recreation association TOP ROW: Nancy Halsall, Ginger Powers, Ann Queen, Nancy Shuttleworth, Mary Beth Albert, Bonnie Ames, Constance Rohrbough, Gret- chen Otto, Nadine Schaf- fer, Nancy McGregor. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Hetz, Linda Sowers, Carolyn Kopple, Carol Simons, Judy Slaving, Sally Bond, Sue Jeffreys, Sandra Fultineer, Janie Pfalzgraf, Phyllis Keene. SECOND ROW: Janet Bog- gess, Nancy Pettry, Jo El- len Flagg, Mary Burton, Sue Kohlhepp, Virginia Light, Deann LeBeau, June Coop- er, Sylvia Klepper, June Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Sharie Dean, Elnora Cham- bers, Jean White, Betty Baylis, Ruth Grose, Nancy Jo Funk, Peggy Jo Morton, Delores Keyser, Beatrice Chigos, Janet Ailstock. women ' s recreation association The Women ' s Recreation Association is another of the large groups on campus fulfilling an impor- tant purpose. Encouraging athletics on the part of the Wesleyan Co-Ed is an essential service of W.R.A. Sharie Dean is president; Elnora Chambers, vice president; and Jean White, secretary. student art guild Art addicts find kindred souls in the Student Art Guild. A non-conforming organization, the S.A.G. holds forth in the reaches of the art studio in Loar Hall. In an effort to spur interest in art the guild sponsors an assembly program, picture rentals, and trips to museums. Ralph Jordan is president. student art guild TOP ROW: Frank Conway, Thomas Leach, Robert Fosnaugh, Ralph Jor- dan, Thomas McKinney, William Rossmeyer, Carla Wood, Richard Von Hoorn, Mr. Messersmith. BOT- TOM ROW: Jane Griffin, Gretchen Otto, Ruth Hopping, Jodi Lamb, Kay Rider, Sandi Hall. 121 wesleyan a cappella choir TOP ROW- Robert Hider, Robert Smith, Garren Gaston, Helen Rissmeyer, Janet Belcher, Janet Gress, Eleanor Linger, Ann Welker, Patricia Ambrose Beverly Holmes, Greta Tillinghast, Marilyn Johnson, Nancy Pearson, John Campbell, Robert Weaver, Richard Calen- dine THIRD ROW- Thomas Goheen, Edgar Hodson, James Harbert, Ann Martin, Margaret Hogsett, Joyce Kurzel, Betty Lambert, Mary Waddell Betty Kay Hanifan, Phyllis Hogsett, Edah Lasell, Alfred Moye, Robert Miller, Roger Fischer. SECOND ROW: Richard Hamilton John Ross Theodore Jungas, Betty Tenney, Judith Lampila, Carol Boyer, Betty Wood, Joyce Becker, Sue Kohlhepp, Donna MacW.I- liams Robert McLaughlin, Garry Campbell, Lynn Westfall. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Dent, Jack Haney, Norma Davis, Nancy Shuttle- worth Kay Rider, Mr. Shafer, Ruth Grose, Suzanne McNutt, Glenda McDonald, Denton Covert, Richard Yates. a cappella choir The A Cappella Choir performs a rugged schedule during the year. Directed by Mr. Shafer they ap- pear weekly in Chapel and on special occasions. The spring tour was taken in the Bluefield area of the state. hyma glee club hyma glee club Organized in the fall, the Glee Club is directed by Miss Armstrong and has appeared for various campus functions, including Homecoming inaugura- tion and the M.S.M. Christmas pageant. TOP ROW: Robert Weaver, Conrad Pierce, John Beeler, Melvin Orr, Lyman Seamans, Wesley Shaffner, Ralph McCul- loch, Ronald Talkington, Ken- neth Remley, Robert Hider, Charles Kohler, Robert Smith, John Hippie, Gary Boegers- hausen, Lynn Westfall. THIRD ROW: Douglas Fitch, Tony Ciuffo, Robert Hetz, Elbert Burr, William Norman, Harold Greenway, Thomas Goheen, Lenwood Lathrop, Louis Colom- bo, John Hadley, Todd Tor- rerve. SECOND ROW: Jim Mowry, Michael Kundrat, Rich- ard Yates, Charles Perry, James Lewis, Donald Johnson, Ed Alberter, Robert La Falce, Paul Johnson, William Wills, John Hall. BOTTOM ROW: James Kerr, Gordan Green, Charles Dent, Walter Stone, James Wilkinson, Bing Scherer, Richard Von Hoorn, Al Lee Raesley, Floyd Hoskinson, Norman Hillman, Dave De- maski, William Pettibon. J music educator ' s national conference TOP ROW: Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, Janet Belcher, Mary Wooddell, Naomi Wilson, Betty Lambert, Carole Doughton, Alexander Ross, Glenda McDonald, Robert Winters, Betty Tenney, Thomas Goheen. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Kopple, Norma Davis, Joyce Kurzel, Charles Dent, Kay Rider, Rhea Lee Chenoweth, Jeannette Hedrick, Ruth Grose, Robert Hider. music educators national conference The Wesleyan M.E.N.C. organization is added evidence to the progress of the music department in achieving added status. Music majors and minors seek to aid the department in many ways. With the assistance of Miss Armstrong they plan several projects within the fields of interest displayed by their members. american guild of organists Newly organized during the fall the Student Chapter of the American Guild of Organists is a group of music majors specializing in organ. Mr. Shafer is guiding the group with Rhea Lee Cheno- weth as president; Rosemary Bryan, secretary; and Mary Wooddell, treasurer. student chapter of american guild of organists TOP ROW: Mr. Shafer, Marilyn Johnston, Mary Wooddell, Betty Lambert. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Hider, Rosemary Bryan, Rhea Lee Chenoweth, Paul Moser, Carole Doughton, Charles Dent. fik f iiii : jkM rfl ?o JpJmJb Is 1 k Mm Z %JT 1 H rBHfft ffH pi epsilon theta TOP ROW, Michael Kundrat, Sung Hahm, Dr. Franquiz. BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Light, Ruth Epler, Carol Boy- er, Betty Wood, Cornelia Mendoza, Carol Kane, Rich- ard Evans. pi epsilon theta Wesleyan philosophers are encouraging the spirit of philosophical study and the value of voluntary discipline in serious inquiry on the college campus and in world affairs. Beta chapter was founded here in 1946. This year the group participated in the West Virginia Philosophical Society meeting and acted as host for the affair. Michael Kundrat is president. psychology club This group, under the direction of the new head of the psychology department, Dr. Orlo Strunk, Jr., has presented a wide variety of programs. Titles have ranged from such intriguing subjects as How to Make an A, to What Are Little Girls Made Of. Shirley Armfield is president. psychology club TOP ROW: Hazel Mae Williams, John Roach, Janet Belcher, Paul Gramlich, Harold Colvin, Richard Evans, Frank Horn, Edward Donald, Sue Kohlhepp, Donald Carroll, Allen Geller, Virginia Light. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Falik, Sylvia Klepper, Michael Kundrat, Betty Kay Hanitan, Dr. Strunk, Ruth Epler, Calvin McCutcheon, Jo Ellen Flagg, Shirley Armfield. 124 sociology club TOP ROW: Ronald Brooks, William Will, Paul Gramlich. BOTTOM ROW: Sylvia Klep- per, Calvin McCutcheon. sociology club Juniors and Seniors majoring in sociology gain further opportunities in this field as members of the Sociology Club. They obtain information, con- cerning the current social problems and situations, through many interesting speakers and the other functions of the group. Although not completely activated during the fall the group is striving to become more active during the second semester. de molay The campus DeMolay club provides an oppor- tunity for its members to remain active and inter- ested in DeMolay work while away from their home chapter. Their purpose is to promote worth- while activities for the campus. B ruce Gourlay is president while Paul Olive is vice president; Fred Eliassen, secretary-treasurer; and George Miller, sergeant-at-arms. order of de molay TOP ROW: Hunter Cobb, Bruce Gourlay, Fred Elias- sen, Dale Blomberg. BOT- TOM ROW: Michael Kun- drat, Larry Gardner, George Miller. 125 student national education association TOP ROW: Mendel Zickafoose, Samuel Caudill, Paul Grake, David Brown. Robert Fosnaugh, Leonard Stagon, Harry Hickle, Edmund Kristofik, George Seagraves, John Shirley, Mr. Martin, Dr. Hupp. THIRD ROW: Ann McClain, Delma Beer, Carolyn Kopple, Janie Pfalzgraf, Nancy McGregor, Laura Bays, Bonnie Bean, Delores Keyser, Margaret Seagraves. SECOND ROW. Mary Lou Hetz, Georg- etta Cottr ' ill, Phyllis Kuhl, Sharie Dean, Ann Queen, Jean Rawson, Marilyn Johnson, Betty Jo Hubbard. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Malone, Peggy Jo Morton, Jeannette Hedrick, Donna Bissel, Bonita Huffman, Mrs. Feather, Ann Pemberton, Rosalie Abbott, Mary Burton. student national education association A new name on Wesleyan ' s campus is the Student National Education Association. Previously known as the Morris P. Shawkey Chapter of the F.T.A., the chapter seeks to create interest and awareness in education and its problems. Monthly meetings of S.N.E.A. are devoted to study of educational problems. Jean Rawson is president. betty lamp club TOP ROW: Elnora Cham- bers, June Smith, Mara Lina- berger, Ann Queen, Geral- dine Davis, Sally Bond, Nancy Jo Funk, Mary Lee Winnet. BOTTOM ROW: Sandi Hall, Bonnie Ames, Judy Atkinson, Georgetta Cottrill, Connie Kercher. betty lamp club The Betty Lamp Club, composed of majors or minors in home economcis, under the supervision of Miss Tissue has put into practice the skills that they will find in everyday housekeeping. Mara Linaberger is president. 126 greeks 127 TOP ROW: Janet Ailstock, Judy Atkinson, Judy Aylestock, Mary Beth Cloyes, Bettie Kae Catlin, Margo Brookover. FIFTH ROW: Janet Boggess, Evelyn Bone, Rhea Lee Chenoweth, Beatrice Chigos, June Cooper, Jo Ann Crites. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Grose, Sandra Hall, Betty Kay Hanifan, Jeanette Hedrick, Margaret Hogsett, Phyllis Hogsett. THIRD ROW: Jenny Lynn Kessel, Sylvia Klepper, Eleanor Linger, Shirley Miller, Sally Proffirt, Jean Rawson. SECOND ROW: Kay Rider, Connie Rohrbough, June Smith, Dorothy Surber, Linda Sower, Elizabeth Strader. FIRST ROW: Mary Sue Van Camp, Ann Welker. 128 alpha gamma delta Alpha Gamma Delta will remember Butch Surber as Santa Claus at their Christmas Party. The Providence scholarship trophy was awarded to the Alpha Omicron Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta for high scholastic achievements. This presentation was made at the national convention held in San Diego, California. Kay Rider, president, was present at the convention in July and was soprano soloist on the convention program. Official colors are red, buff, and green. The flower is the red and buff rose. officers President KAY RIDER First Vice President JEANNETTE HEDRICK Second Vice President ... .JUDY AYLESTOCK Recording Secretary _ JEAN RAWSON Corresponding Secretary ._. SYLVIA KLEPPER Treasurer JUNE SMITH TOP: Alpha Gams beam with glee. BOTTOM: An assortment of swishy costume. LEFT: Sorority scientists display skill. alpha omicron chapter of AfA 129 TOP ROW: Harriet Aveyard, Delma Beer, Carol Boyer, Mary Burton, Elnora Chambers, Kay Custer. FOURTH ROW: Georgetta Cot- trill, Sharie Dean, Barbara Ferrell, Marilyn Firl, Nancy Jo Funk, Judy Lampila. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Lantz, Deann LeBeau, Patricia Malone, Peggy Jo Morton, Suzanne McNutt, Carolyn Mullen. SECOND ROW: Leith Owen, Nancy Pettry, Letitia Pifer, Rebecca Post, Carol Quattlander, Greta Tillinghast. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Ann Wilson, Mary Lee Winnett. 130 alpha delta pi Activities during the year included in- formal parties, a recognition banquet, dances and the Black and White Diamond formal. Alpha Delta Pi was founded in 1851 at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia. Nation- al Headquarters is at Atlanta, Georgia. Al- pha Delta Pi, the first secret society for women, has 84 chapters and 40,000 mem- bers. Gamma Kappa was established on Wesleyan ' s campus in 1948. The official colors are blue and white and their flower is the violet. officers President PEGGY JO MORTON Vice President CAROL BOYER Recording Secretary HARRIET AVEYARD Corresponding Secretary PAT MALONE Treasurer NANCY JO FUNK TOP.- Attentive, aren ' t they. BOTTOM: And the band played on. LEFT: The home ec majors enter another baking contest. gamma kappa chapter of AAfl 131 TOP ROW: Laura Bays, Edith Diller, Margaret Fonz, Carol Gearty, Janet Harris. FOURTH ROW: Dolores Keyser, Joyce Kurzel, Nancy Halsall, Phyllis Keene, Jodi Lamb. THIRD ROW: Shirley Lee, Mara Linaberger, Glenda McDonald, Nancy McGregor, Janie Pfalzgraff. SECOND ROW: Ginger Power, Ann Queen, Jane Reemsnyder, Priscilla Rice, Nadine Schaffer. BOTTOM ROW: Elizabeth Teter, Shir- ley Wagner, Jean White, Ruth Wilcox, Sue Holm. 132 alpha xi delta The Alpha Xi ' s Santa Claus left eleven smiling faces after a visit at their annual un- derprivileged children ' s Christmas party. Other functions such as card parties, the Valentine ' s dance, the traditional Rose Formal, and a hayride fill the calendar of the Alpha Xi ' s. Official colors are double blue and gold and their flower is the pink Killarney rose. officers President ......DOLORES KEYSER Vice President . CAROL GEARTY Corresponding Secretary MARA LINABERGER Recording Secretary .... SUE HOLM Treasurer ANN QUEEN Membership Chairman NANCY McGREGOR TOP: The pledges are always interesting! BOTTOM: Does that cat use Ipana? LEFT: This is what you really call demobilized. ' beta sigma chapter of AEA 133 TOP ROW: Louis Barail, Richard Beveridge, John Blu- baugh, Donald Carroll. FOURTH ROW: John D ' Apolito, Herbert Eckert, Kenneth Hiller, Gerald Lilly. THIRD ROW: Arthur Miklosey, Thomas McGovem, Frank Neu- ner, Frank Patti. SECOND: Bruce Reynolds, Robert Sage, Thomas Salata, Harry Santillo. BOTTOM ROW: Joseph St. Miklosey, James Tatem. NOT PICTURED: Gordon Damon, John Ruof. 134 alpha sigma phi Beta Nu Chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi was noted this year for its successfully intriguing Masquerade Dance and other social func- tions. The Dragon Float in the Homecoming parade brought back the days when knights were young and bold. Beta Nu appeared on the Wesleyan cam- pus in 1 946. Alpha Sigma Phi official colors are car- dinal red and stone gray. The flower is the red rose. officers President FRANK NEUNER Vice President JOHN RUOF Treasurer JAMES TATEAA Recording Secretary JOHN BLUBAUGH Corresponding Secretary . HARRY SANTILLO Marshal FRANK PATH TOP: United they stand! BOTTOM: Tired, but proud. LEFT: A real snort of a float. beta nu chapter of AX4 135 ° TOP ROW: Bernard Bartek, Gerard Boe, Reed Bradford, Richard Brooke, Harold Bullock, William Cole. SIXTH ROW: Donald Cooke, Bert Corneby, David Dennis, Willard Downham, Louis Durborow, Kenneth Fleming. FIFTH ROW: Kay Franks, Gordon Green, James Hastings, Jefferson Holbert, Ingolf Holm-Anderson, Donald Hoy. FOURTH ROW: John Kennedy, David Kough, Marshall Love, Taylor Meister, William McBride, James McDonald. THIRD ROW: Thomas McKinney, Donald McVitty, Frank Parisi, Dean Patenaude, Noel Peter- sen, Richard Powell. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Remley, Kenneth Roberts, James Rock, Wesley Schaffner, James Scott, Winston Seamans. BOTTOM ROW: Art Seiderman, William Smith, Gerard Sweeton, Joseph Tereshko, Ralph Undreiner. NOT PICTURED: Clarence Bartman, Herbert Hartman, Robert Louer, John Swander, Van Mante, Edwin Johnston. 136 theta chi A variety of parties, house parties, the Anniversary dance and the Spring Dance, were sponsored by Theta Chi this year. Theta Chi fraternity was founded in 1856, but it was not until 1950 that Wesleyan ' s Delta Gamma Chapter was established. At the present there are 119 chapters through- out the country. Official colors are military red and white; the flower is the white car- nation. officers President .. ... JEFFERSON HOLBERT Vice President . GERARD BOE Secretary .. RICHARD BROOKE Treasurer JOHN KENNEDY Assistant Treasurer LOUIS DUBOROW Chaplain ROBERT LOUER TOP: Pledges display Colgate smiles. BOTTOM: A real high romance. LEFT: Intricate mechanism. delta gamma chapter of OX 137 TOP ROW- Dick Aidala Frank Ardito, William Bauserman, James Caldwell, Samuel Caudill, William Echols. FOURTH ROW; Paul Edberg, Robert Fennimore, James Fraser, Ralph Gay, Paul Hodyas, Alan Hubbard. THIRD ROW: Kirk Innes, Robert Jervis, John Johnstone, Ralph Jordan Paul Karickhoff, Terry Kelly. SECOND ROW: William Koelln, Jefferson Manser, Clifford Moebius, Michael Nixon, Aaron Pul- hamus, ' Willim Reiter. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Rice, Frank Schneider, Joseph Simpson, Tod Torrence, Willard Wassell, William Watson. NOT PICTURED: Allen Bean, Harold Hitchcock, Jack Pennington. 138 kappa alpha order Kappa Alpha Order, Wesleyan ' s southern fraternity, came to the campus as Beta Chi in 1929. Kappa Alpha Order was founded in 1865 at Washington and Lee University. At present there are 78 chapters and 40,000 members. National headquarters are at At- lanta, Georgia. Official colors are crimson and old gold, and the flower is the crimson rose. The big activity of the year is the Old South Weekend. Other activities include an Alumni Banquet, house parties, and a sweet- heart dance. Margo Brookover was selected as Belle of the Ball at the annual Dixie Ball. officers Number WILLIAM WATSON Number II ._ WILLIAM REITER Number III JAMES CALDWELL Number IV JAMES FRASER Number V _ CLIFFORD MOEBIUS Number VI WILLARD WASSELL i A ♦! • • 7J ittfltAMiit ' TOP: A promising chorus line for the Latin Quarter. BOTTOM: Even Kappa Alpha has Angels! LEFT: Hope she doesn ' t sneeze. beta chi chapter of KA order 139 4,fcl % TOP ROW: John Campbell, Ronald Feldman, Lynn Gardner, Paul Gramlich. FOURTH ROW: Michael Halasz, James Harbert, Frank Horn, Thomas Leach. THIRD ROW: Eric Lipetz, James McLaughlin, Kenneth Maberry, Wil- liam Norman. SECOND ROW: Edward Powers, Robert Rubin, Jay Silver, Ronald Talkington. BOTTOM ROW: William Thompson, Robert Zolan. NOT PICTURED: Wil- liam Clawson, Alfred Moye, Malcom Zarnfaller. 140 kappa sigma kappa Kappa Sigma Kappa, founded at VMI in 1867, came to Wesleyan ' s campus as West Virginia Eta Chapter in 1955. There are 40 chapters and a membership of 12,000. Of- ficial colors are purple and gold, and the flower is the iris. A hayride, dinner dances, the Iris Ball, a picnic, and the landslide victory of its float in the Homecoming parade were outstand- ing events of the year. Frank Horn was appointed acting presi- dent of the Southeastern Province of Kappa Sigma Kappa during the International Con- vention held in Buffalo in August of 1957. William Norman was named author of one of the five best pledge letters written to the grand president. officers President JOHN CAMPBELL Vice President _ FRANK HORN Secretary ROBERT RUBIN Treasurer LYNN GARDNER Chapiain THOMAS LEACH Financial Secretary ROBERT ZOLAN EAW TEtU TOP: A neat trick if you can do it? BOTTOM: Note that pitcher??? LEFT: It ' s a winner. west Virginia eta chapter of KIK 141 4Vk l I B . si in m ' v -A ■ -tr- - % TOP ROW: Edward Alberter, William Altman, Ronald Brooks, Ronald Casto, Robert Coates, Clare Edman. FIFTH ROW: Richard Evans, Lloyd Fike, Roger Fischer, Allen Geller, Thomas Goheen, Harold Greenway. FOURTH ROW: Richard Hamilton, Frederick Hart, John Helle- mann, William Holmes, George Hubbell, Ted Jungas. THIRD ROW: Jack Kissel, Michael Kundrat, Robert LeFalce, Linwood Lathrop, Charles Modlin, James Mowry. SECOND ROW: Calvin McCutcheon, Paul McCutcheon, George Orr, Vaughn Parseghian, Charles Perry, William Pettibon. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Rabinowitz, Martin Schwartz, Jack Tissot, William Wills, Randy Wingert, Robert Winters. 1 42 phi sigma epsilon Phi Sigma Epsilon, the only local campus fraternity, was organized in 1951 The Phi Sigs are a brotherhood, maintaining high standards of character and action. Official colors are green, gold, and white. Activities this year have been a retreat, Christmas and Spring formals. officers President _. WILLIAM WILL Vice President ... FRED HART Recording Secretary _ JACK KISSEL Comptroller ..... . LINWOOD LATHROP Historian . JAMES MOWRY Chaplain ROGER FISCHER TOP: Ain ' t love great! BOTTOM: A man of intellect and of the world? LEFT: A real cagey article. t IE 143 interfraternity and panhellenic project queen ' s float in homecoming parade 144 sports 145 fl TOP ROW: Coach Reemsnyder, Bob Hider, Craig Heinrich, George Ward, Joe Lore, Terry Kelley, Jeff Gosman, John Busch- mann, Ronald Talkington, Coach Ross. THIRD ROW: Len Stagon, Jeff Holbert, Gail Zickefoose, Allen Corscadden, Bill Mayers, Mike Herrera, Ronald Casto, John Herbst, Sam Gross. SECOND ROW: Paul Hodyas, Will Downham, Gene Brown, Bruce Rey- nolds, Pete Rock, Phil Newlon, Ronald Tenney, Dave Wolfe, Tay Meister. BOTTOM ROW: Dean Patenaude, Bob Fennimore, Fred Newman, Jim Early, Frank Cvetnick, Bernie Bartek, Dave Winston, George Seagraves. football LEFT: Head Coach Dave Reemsnyder talks with backfield coach Sam Ross and end coach Hank Ellis. BELOW: Game Captain Cliff Judy watches as Tech elects to receive the kickoff at Homecoming. CLIFF JUDY Guard All Methodist, All W.V.I.A.C. Thompson Memorial Award marietta . . . bethany Marietta squeaked by Wesleyan in the season ' s opener. Wesleyan ' s first touch- down of the season was scored on a 40 yard run by Seagraves. Gail Zickefoose added the second score. Two blocked extra points by Marietta were the deciding factors. The Bethany Bisons opened their season by defeating the Bobcats 50-13. A 25 yard pass play brought the first touchdown of the game to Bethany. Wesleyan ' s scores came on an 81 yard play by Seagraves and a 4 yard plunge by John Herbst. Seagraves made 1 out of 2 extra point attempts. The Wesleyan forward wa Patenaude, Judy, Mayers, Newlon, Rock, Winston, and Hodyas played excellent ball but were on the short end of the score. LEN STAGON Tackle All W.V.I.A.C. Four Year Veteran FRANK CVETNICK Fullback All W.V.I.A.C, All Methodist Thompson Award 1955 Wesleyan Goliaths drag defenseless Falcon to ground. 147 V44 Don ' t slow down now! PHIL NEWLON Center Honorary W.V.I.A.C. Four Year Veteran fairmont . . . salem GENO SEAGRAVES Right Halfback Leading Scorer Leading Ground Gainer The first home game saw the Bobcats defeated by the Falcons 19-0. In each of the first three quarters the Falcons scored. Meister prevented a Falcon score by downing Rank on the 8 yard line after a climactic 54 yard gain. The Salem Bengals triumphed over the Bobcats at Hite Field in Clarksburg 27-6. An 84 yard pass-run play from Travis Parks to Jim Hartbarger was Salem ' s outstand- ing play. A series of running plays put the ball on the Salem 31 where Gross fired to Gammons for Wesleyan ' s only tally. The Bobcats failed to click because of injuries to key players. The Weslevan-Glenville game was cancelled because of flu. ' BjjMR Frank clears way as Tay Meister makes nice gain. 148 FRED NEWMAN Fullback Hard Running Back Four Year Veteran JEFF HOLBERT Tackle Tough Lineman Two Year Veteran You ' ve got my headgear, but I ' ve got a touchdown- tech . . . hampden Sydney . . . elkins The annual Homecoming game saw Tech overpower the Bobcats 27-7. Tech drew first blood, but Wesleyan came fighting back. Meister ran back a kickoff good for 78 yards with Bartek scoring from the 8 yard line. Seagraves converted the extra point and the first half ended 7-7. Tech outplayed Wesleyan and scored 20 points to dominate the second half. Wesleyan ' s sixth defeat came at the hands of undefeated Hampden Sydney 32-6. Gene Brown scored the lone touchdown that Cvetnick set up with a 15 yard run. Elkins ' Senators were humbled 27-6 for the Bobcats ' only victory of the season. From the 7 yard line Seagraves tallied Wesleyan ' s first touchdown. Then Brown sliced off tackle on a 53 yard run. Bartek hit Gammons on an 11 yard pass-play for the third tally. Cvetnick powered over from the 4 yard line for the fourth Bobcat touchdown. JIM EARLEY Left Halfback Fine Punter Three Year Veteran ■ JOHN HERBST Fullback Defensive Stalwart Veteran Seagraves splits the uprights for the final point of the ' 57 season. 149 cross country The Wesleyan harriers wound up the season with two victories in five meets. Captain Jack Fraser twice led the long distance team to the finish line, coming in ahead against Fairmont (4.2 miles in 23.51 minutes) and Marshall (4.2 miles in 22.16V2 minutes). In the other meet with the Fairmont Falcons, Jack Johnstone and Fraser both crossed the finish line in 21 minutes to tie for first place over the 3.7 mile course. 1957 CROSS COUNTRY SUMMARY Wesleyan 48 Wesleyan 24 Wesleyan 25 Wesleyan 44 Wesleyan ____ 28 15 Geneva 33 Fairmont 30 _ Marshall 15 West Virginia U. 27 _ Fairmont Won 2-Lost 3 James Fraser, Wallace Cheatham, William Altman, Arthur Miklos y, Charles Ackenbom, William Clawson, Jack Johnstone, Ronald Pen- nington, Coach Ellis. field hockey The Bobkittens were captained by Sharie Dean and Linda Sowers. Wesleyan ' s hockey team added to the Homecoming festivi- ties by battling Davis-Elkins to a 2-2 tie. Jean White, left wing, scored both goals for the Bobkittens. Serving as co- captains for the seventeen girl squad were Sharie Dean and Linda Sowers. The Bobkittens and Coach Miss Walters are looking forward to a bigger and better season next fall with the hope that the ' flu bug ' will forget about the hockey players. m 151 basketball FRANKLIN HANK ELLIS Head Basketball Coach 152 best in wesleyan history floor squad streaks past west Virginia tech to win berth in kansas city n.a.i.a. tournament TOP ROW: Bert Corneby, Bob Shamblin, Gail Zickefoose, Floyd Hoskinson, Bob McBride, Lee Raesly, Hank Weissmann. SEC- OND ROW: Frank Hartman, Boyd Dotson, Larry West, Jeff Manser, Sam Caudill, Gary Hess, Sam Gross, John Mumford. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Ellis, Bill Smith, Jim McDonald, Ed Kristofik, Ken Remley, Bill Bauserman, Jim Wilkinson. 153 Tied fume %mm 15 ■ basketball Captain Ed Kristofik confers with the opposing captain and referees before the opening of the Gl enville game. West Virginia Wesleyan College climaxed its most successful basketball season in history February 26, when the red-hot Bobcats trounced West Virginia Tech to win the honor of representing District 28 in the N.A.I.A. tournament held the week of March 10 at Kansas City. W.V.W.C. had never before managed to win this berth. Coached by former Wesleyan hardcourt star, Hank Ellis, the Cats finished the regular season in second place in the W.V.I.A.C, losing only twice in 21 con- ference contests— each time to undefeated West Vir- ginia Tech, the nation ' s highest scoring basketball quint. When W.V.I.A.C. Tournament time rolled around February 18-22, the host Bobcats, seeded in second place, racked up victories over Concord, Bethany, and West Liberty and then turned on the Golden Bears of Tech 80-72, to win their first tournament title in 12 years. A well balanced team with five men averaging in double figures and a definite height advantage were credited by Coach Ellis as the backbone of the tre- mendous season, which he called, The easiest . . . for me since I ' ve been coaching— because these fel- lows made it easy. Wesleyan ' s over-all season record, prior to the Kansas City Classic, was 28-4. Hess chalks up two more points for Wesleyan. Remley unleashes a vicious hook-shot as Wesleyan downs Glenville. Kris steps to the free-throw line as Bauserman waits just in case . The action went thataway. ' 155 Thanks for the assistance, pal, but Bill Smith scores for our side. can put it in myself. ' 3p 3T = m$$7 . BB! Jafl I W m - TOP: How ' s the altitude up there? asks number 50 as Remley goes up for two. RIGHT: Is it is or is it ain ' t? wonder McDonald and Hess as they bottle up a Fairmont player while Remley goes in for the lay-up. w.v.i.a.c. tournament winners west Virginia wesleyan bobcats Jean White clutches trophy after se- lection as an outstanding cheerleader at tournament. RIGHT: I guess we can find room for it in our trophy room. Coach Ellis and Krir accept the winning trophy from Salem College President and W.V.I.A.C. head, Dr. K. Duane Hurley. BOTTOM RIGHT: The tournament champs! Bill Smith points to the proof. BOTTOM: The vanquished foe! ABOVE LEFT: It goes through the air with the greatest of ease and down through the hoop for a two point breeze! Hess con- nects for two points. ABOVE: I ' ll take two points despite that curve. Wilkinson braves backcourt for a lay-up. ABOVE: Pardon our open mouths, but ... LEFT: Let ' s set it up, Sam. Wilkinson and Caudill start a Wesleyan offense. RIGHT: If you ever went in, go in now! Remley ties up Tech as the half ends. 158 1958 w.v.i.a.c. tournament pairings W. Va. Tech Beckley Salem Glenville W. Va. State Morris Harvey Fairmont Alderson-Broaddus Wesleyan Concord Bethany Bye Davis and Elkins West Liberty Shepherd Bluefield State 01 67 W. Va. Tech 73 Glenville 68 69 Morris Harvey 92 72 Fairmont 109 72 Wesleyan Bethany 58 82 West Liberty 64 86 Bluefield State 74 68 90 98 76 W. Va. Tech Morris Harvey 73 } Wesleyan West Liberty 60 W. Va. Tech 72 WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE . Wesleyan 80 The cheerleaders play a very important part in the athletic program on Wesleyan ' s campus by leading cheers at all athletic events. These enthusiastic cheerleaders, Jean White, Bette Kae Catlin, head cheerleader Tom Leach, and Sandy Fultineer, were responsible for the thuses held on the campus as well as inspiring the home crowd at the games. 159 , tlM £?£ « V 4 Lf % i Ur % V K M 4 x r £ Lt ' « «JgJ? L y jp. .£« jE jft « 4(SUh V Lt TOP ROW: Dave Winston, Clifford Moebius, Terry Kelley, Alfred Moye ' , Charles Murray, Norman Hillman, Howard Brush. THIRD ROW: Robert Mavian, Jeff Holbert, Dave Trader, Jack Pennington, William Bauserman, Clarence Robbins, Sam Caudill. SECOND ROW: Clifford Judy, James Powell, William Smith, Frank Ardito, James Fraser, Julian Trail, Coach Ross. BOTTOM ROW: David Dennis, Jerry Boe, Herbert Costolo, Daniel Weeks, Gene Brown, James Lockhart. track After losing its first two meets, Wesleyan ' s track team finished strong with three victories. The Wesleyan track men captured the W.V.I.A.C. Championship Meet held in Buckhannon by defeating Fairmont, Concord, Beth- any, West Liberty, and Davis and Elkins. This is the third consecutive year that the Championship Trophy has stayed at Wesleyan. Cliff Judy broke the record for the 120-yard high hurdles by running them in 15.8 seconds. Jim Fraser broke the record for the 880-yard run and set a new record of 2 minutes and 2 seconds while Frank Ardito, Bill Bauserman, Sam Caudill, and Jack Pennington set a new record for the four-fifth ' s mile relay by running it in 2 minutes 42.2 seconds. 1957 TRACK SUMMARY Wesleyan 34 Wesleyan 56 Wesleyan 81 1 2 Wes.eyan 93 Wesleyan 95 102 West Virginia U. 70 Geneva 4V ' 2 Fairmont 29 _ Marshall 35 Frostburg, Md W.V.I.A.C. TRACK MEET Wesleyan 72 ' 2 W.V. 47 Fairmont 15 .... Concord 28V2. ... Bethany 8 - West Liberty 4 Davis and Elkins .A.C. Champs Pace-setters of the 1957 Orange and Black squad were Co-Captains Clifford Judy and Daniel Weeks. 160 Jim Powell exhibits the form which won first place for him in the pole vault. Big Ken Remley clears the bar at 5 ' 4 in the high jump. Wesleyan hurdler Cliff Judy and his opponent match strides in the exciting hurdles event. 161 tennis 1957 TENNIS SUMMARY Wesleyan .... Wesleyan 1 Wesleyan _ . 3 Wesleyan __ 5 Wesley3n Wesleyan _. Wesleyan 4 Wesleyan 4 Wesleyan 2 Wesleyan _ 5 Wesleyan 6 Wesleyan 6 9 .___ Marietta 8 __ Salem 6 . . Davis and Elkins 4 Concord 9 Bethany 9 Marietta 5 Salem 5 ._„ Davis and Elkins 7 Bethany 4 Fairmont 3 __ _ Fairmont 3 Concord Won 4-Lost 8 James Tatem, Ronald Talking ton, William Nor- man, William Hughes, John Burnett, John Hadley, Ralph Undreiner, Charles Reutiman, Coach Reem- snyder. Bob Zanesky exhibits form on putt. Robert Oesau, Daniel Weston, John Ryan, Jack Utermehle, Robert Zanesky, Jeff Manser, Coach Reemsnyder. Talkington exhibits his backband. golf 1957 GOLF SUMMARY Wesleyan 6V2 Wesleyan 6 Wesleyan 9Y2 Wesleyan 13V2 Wesleyan 8V2 Wesleyan 7 Wesleyan 4 Wesleyan 10 Wesleyan 7 Wesleyan 1 1 V2 Wesleyan _._...- 6V2 Wesleyan 4V2 Wesleyan 4 Wesleyan 3 8V2 Fairmont 9 Bethany 5 ' 2 Davis and Elkins 1 1 2 Davis and Elkins 6 1 2 -- W. Va. Tech 8 -. Glenville (tri 1 1 Fairmont match) 5 Glenville 8 Wheeling (tri 41 2 — - West Liberty match) 8V2 — W. Va. Tech IOV2 - Wheeling (four 1 1 West Liberty team 12 Bethany match) Won 5-Lost 9 162 baseball Coach Hank Ellis ' Wesleyan diamond team experienced its ups and downs last spring as the team won 1 1 contests and lost 9. The Wesleyan team was paced by hitters Hal Hitchcock, Jim Wilkinson, Gary Hess and Bill Leppla, and the superb mound performance of Jim Early. At the conclusion of the season Wilkinson, Hitchcock, and Hess were named to the All-Conference Team. 1957- BASEBALL SUMMARY Wesleyan .. 1 Wesleyan __ 8 Wesleyan 8 Wesleyan 6 Wesleyan 3 Wesleyan 6 Wesleyan 3 Wesleyan 19 Wesleyan ... 5 Wesleyan 9 Wesleyan 4 Wesleyan 8 Wesleyan 6 Wesleyan 12 Wesleyan 9 Wesleyan 5 Wesleyan 6 Wesleyan _. 4 Wesleyan 5 Wesleyan ___. 4 5 _. West Virginia U. 2 Salem 9 Marietta 9 _ _ Ohio U. 2 Davis and Elkins 1 ... Glenville 4 _ ... West Virginia U. 1 Morris Harvey 3 - West Virginia Tech 3 Davis and Elkins 7 Fairmont 3 Marietta 3 ■; Salem - Morris Harvey 10 ... West Virginia Tech 1 Alderson Broaddus 5 _ - Concord 6 _ Fairmont 10 Alderson Broaddus 6 Glenville Won 1 1-Lost 9 W. V.I. A. C. -Second Place  If llf TOP: Captain Rudy Ja- blonsky smokes a single in- to right center field. ABOVE: What did we leave at home? asks the Morris Harvey coach as Wesleyan downed his team 12-0. TOP ROW: John Holt, Al Piatt, Will Downham, Bernie Bartek, Jim McDonald. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Ellis, George Seagraves, Jim Early, Hal Hitchcock, Don Alexander, Ed Johnston, Bob Sage. BOTTOM ROW: Tay Meister, Gary Hess, Frank Cvetnick, Rudy Ja- blonsky, Bill Leppla, Jim Wilkinson, Don Pennet. intramurals The intramural program at Wesleyan plays a vital part in the lives of the students. It provides a wholesome activity for those who cannot or do not participate in varsity competition. There is an intramural program for both men and women in football, basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, and softball. The men ' s football championship was won by the Greek League ' s Theta Chi ' s Don McVitty, Bill Smith, Jim Mc- Donald, Wes Schaffner, Van Mantee, Butch Bartman, Jerry Boe, Bill Cole, Art Seiderman, Ken Roberts, and Frank Parisi, who defeated Jim Wilkinson, Gary Hess, Buckeye Leppla, Don Pennett, Buck Hickle, Hank Weissman, Larry West, Ed Kristofik, and Frank Hartman of Pat Moor ' s team. Buck Leppla, Phil Krevitt, John Holt, Ron Pennington, Dean Patenaude, Don Rainey, John Buschman, Hank Weismann of The Goofers won the independent volley- ball championship. Greek League Volleyball champs: BACK ROW: Frank Ardito, Jack Pennington, Bill Reiter. FRONT ROW: Jack Johnstone, Jim Fraser, Bob Rice, and Tod Torrence. V c% -•■ Iff . Jl 1 WM l| | 1 1 111 If ill ■ a ABOVE TOP: I got it over, can you? ABOVE: The long stretch. Sophomore Girls are Volleyball Champs: BACK ROW: Madine Schafter, Sally Bond, Jean White. FRONT ROW: Deann LeBeau, Mary Sue Van Camp, Shirley Lee, Edith Diller. all sports banquet We couldn ' t have a better coaching staff and they have attracted a fine group of athletes . . . thus the chairman of West Virginia Wesleyan ' s athletic committee, William A. Hallam, summarized another successful sports year Saturday evening, May 18, at the annual college Athletic Banquet. The yearly fete honors athletes, manag- ers, and trainers from the Bobcats ' eight varsity squads- baseball, track, tennis, golf, football, cross country, basket- ball and women ' s hockey. ABOVE TOP: President Martin presents Cliff Judy with the All-Methodist Football award. ABOVE: Arthur McDermott presents the Sportsmanship Award to James Powell. LEFT TOP: Coach Reemsnyder cuts the Bobcat cake as Presi- dent Martin and Dean Schoolcraft look on with amusement. 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VA. 173 new— rem Newlon, Phillip— 21 Newman Club— 114 Nicholas, Paul-42, 103, 106 Nixon, Michael-42, 138 Norman, William-42, 102, 122, 140, 162 Oasis, Robert-42, 1 14 O ' Brien, David-42 Oleson, Stuart-21 Olive, Paul-42 Orr, George-42, 107, 111, 142 Orr, Melvin-42, 111, 122 Ost, Justin-42 Otto, Gretchen— 42, 121 Otto, Margaret-42, 110 Owen, Leith-42, 130 Panhellenic Council— 104 Parisi, Frank-21, 114, 136 Parker, Mrs. Juanita— 90 Parks, Donald-42 Parmet, Phillip — 2-4 Parrilla, Kenneth-42 Parry, Phillip— 42 Parseghian, Vahan-42, 142 Patenaude, Dean-26, 136 Patterson, Rex-42 Patti, Frank-42, 104, 114, 134 Payton, Roy— 42 Pearson, Nancy-42, 110, 122 Pemberton, Ann-21, 99, 101, 108, 126 Pennett, Donald— 42, 163 Pennington, John— 160 Pennington, Ronald-43, 150 Pepper, William-43 Perry, Charles-43, 111, 112, 122, 142 Perry, Fred— 43 Peterson, Noel-43, 136 Pettibon, William-21, 111, 112, 122, 142 Pettry, Nancy-43, 120, 121, 130 Pfalzgraf, Janie-21, 62, 72, 99, 101, 108, 121, 126, 132 Pharos-118, 119 Phillips, Rowena-43, 1 10 Phi Sigma Epsilon-142, 143 Pi Epsilon Theta-124 Pierce, Conrad-43, 122 Pifer, Letitia-43, 120, 130 Plate, David-43 Playshop-120 Podrog, Robert-43 Post, Rebecca-43, 130, 151 Potter, Francis— 43 Powell, Richard-43, 136 Power, Virginia-43, 121, 132 Powers, Edward-43, 104, 140 Powers, Kenneth— 24 Preston, William-43 Proffitt, Sara-43, 103, 110, 128 Psychology Club— 124 Publications Committee— 100 Pulhamus, Aaron— 43, 138 Purdy, Joy-43 Quartlander, Carol-43, 130 Queen, Ann-21, 100, 103, 108, 121, 126, 132 Rabatin, Leonard— 43, 116 Rabinowitz, Jerry-21, 104, 142 Rader, John-43 Raesly, Leland-43, 122, 153 Rainey, Donald— 44 Ramage, Gael— 44 Randolph, Edward— 44 Rautner, William— 44 Rawson, Jean-21, 72, 126, 128 Raymond, Dominic— 24 Raymond, Michael— 44 Reemsnyder, Mr. David— 93, 116, 162, 165 R eemsnyder, Jane— 44, 132, 151 Reiter, William-14, 138 Religious Activities Committee— 102 Remley, Kenneth-44, 122, 126, 153, 154, 156, 158, 161 Official Portrait Photographer for Your Murmurmontis ULYSSES BUFFINGTON CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Photographer 174 Repperl, Shirley-22 Reynolds, Bruce— 44, 134 Rial, Joseph-44, 112 Rice, Priscilla— 44, 132 Rice, Robert-44, 138 Richwine, Mr. Keith-91, 118 Rider, Kay-22, 62, 121, 122, 123, 128 Riggs, John— 44 Rissmeyer, Helen-22, 108, 113, 122 Roach, John-124 Robbins, Clarence— 44, 160 Roberts, Kenneth-44, 103, 136 Robinson, Twana— 44 Rock, Pete-44, 114, 136 Rogers, Vincent— 44 Roessle, Margot— 44 Rogers, John— 44 Rohrbough, Constance-44, 110, 112, 121, 128, 151 Rohrbough, Raymond— 44, 111 Roney, Frederick— 44 Rosenman, Joseph— 44, 114 Ross, Alexander-22, 123 Ross, John-44, 122 Ross, Mr. Samuel-93, 99, 160 Rossbach, Dr. George— 90 Rossmeyer, William-45, 121 Rough, Carol-22 Rovello, Samuel— 45 Rubin, Robert-22, 106, 107, 140 Rudlow, Dean-22 Russin, Gerald-22 Ryerson, Cornelia— 45, 110 Sage, Robert-45, 134, 163 St. Miklossy, Joseph-23, 134 Salata, Thomas-45, 114, 134 Sanders, John— 45, 1 1 1 Sanford, Richard-45, 1 1 1 Santillo, Harry-45, 114, 134 Sapp, Edwin— 45 Schaffer, Nadine-45, 121, 132 Schaper, Dr. Florence— 92 Scherer, Bing-45, 111, 112, 122 Schleicher, Don— 45 Schneider, Frank— 45, 138 Schoolcraft, Dr. A. A. -84, 99, 165 Schoonmaker, William— 24 Schork, Kenneth— 45 Schwartz, Martin-45, 142 Schwengber, Ernest— 45 Sciotta, Francisco— 45, 114 Scott, James-26, 98, 99, 100, 104, 111, 118, 136 SCOW Committee-100 Seagraves, George-22, 116, 126, 163 Seagraves, Margaret— 22, 126 rep— sol Seamans, Lyman— 22, 122 Seamans, Winston— 45, 75, 136 Seiderman, Arthur— 45, 136 Sell, Gaynell-45, 110, 113, 118 Sepulveda, Edward— 45 Shafer, Mr. Robert-89, 122, 123 Shaffner, Wesley-45, 122, 136 Shamblin, Robert-45, 153 Shaver, Mr. John-87, 92, 99, 100 Sheppard, David— 22 Shin, Young Sun— 45 Shirley, John-22, 126 Shreve, Charles— 46 Shuttleworth, Nancy-46, 121, 122 Sigma Theta Epsilon— 1 1 1 Silberman, William— 46 Silver, Jay-46, 106, 114, 140 Silvester, Ellsworth— 46 Simons, Carol-46, 110, 121 Simons, Melvin— 46 Simpson, Joseph— 46, 138 Slaving, Judith-46, 110, 116, 121 Small, Dr. Samuel— 91 Smith, June-46, 121, 126, 128 Smith, Marilyn-22, 106, 107, 108 Smith, Robert-46, 111, 113, 122 Smith, William-26, 101, 136, 153, 156, 160 Sociology Club-125 Solvensen, Douglas— 46 For the Best in Entertainment KANAWHA THEATRE 18 S. 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BUCKHANNON 175 soc— zol Social Activities Committee— 101 Sos, Alexander— 22 Sowers, Linda-14, 103, 104, 108, 121 128, 151 Sprout, Warren— 46 Stagon, Leonard-22, 126 Stahl, David-23 Stanley, Barbara-46, 110 Stanley, William— 46 Stansbury, Mr. James— 86 Stawarky, James— 46 Stell, Robert-46 Stemple, Janet— 46 Stepanian, Michael— 46 Stewart, Dewey— 46 Stewart, Donald-46, 1 1 1 Stewart, Jo Ann— 46 Stockert, Mrs. Helen— 93 Stone, Walter-46, 113, 120, 122 Stotz, David-46 Strader, Elizabeth-47, 128 Stroles, Constantine— 47 Strunk, Dr. Orlo-87, 91, 124 Student Art Guild— 121 Student National Education Association— 126 Surber, Dorothy— 128 Swan, John— 47 Sweet, Marlene-47, 112, 113 Sweeton, Gerald— 47, 136 Talkington, Ronald-14, 122, 140, 162 Talkington, Walter-47, 113 Tatem, James-23, 134, 162 Taylor, Grace-47, 110, 120 Teagarden, Jean Ann— 47, 110 Tell, Jeremiah-23 Tenney, Bettie-47, 122, 123 Tenney, Elvin— 47 Tenney, Ronald— 47 Tereshko, Joseph— 47, 136 Teter, Elizabeth-47, 116, 132 Teter, William-47 Theta Chi— 136, 137 Thompson, Lois Ann— 24 Thompson, William-47, 110, 140 Ttionen, Betty- 110, 112 Thorne, Joseph— 47 Tillinghast, Greta-47, 112, 122, 130 Tissot, John-23, 142 Tissue, Miss Kathryn— 90 Tjioe, Gim Beng— 47, 106 Torrence, Tod-47, 122, 138 Tracy, James-47, 106, 120 Trusilo, William-47 Turley, James— 47 U Umstead, Carolyn-47, 113, 118 Undreiner, Ralph-47, 136, 162 Ursaki, George— 48 United States Student Association Committee— 101 VanCamp, Mary-48, 128 VanOsdol, Gretchen-48 Vaughn, Mrs. Ethel-87 Vaughn, Joseph— 48 Vigna, James— 48 Voegtlin, David-48 VonEiff, Donald-48 VonHoorn, Richard-23, 121, 122 W Wadsworth, Raymond— 48 Wagner, Shirley-48, 114, 132 Walker, James-48 Wallsork, James— 48 Walsh, John-49 Walters, Miss Etta-93, 151 Wanless, Gordon— 48 Ward, George— 48 Wassell, Willard-48, 138 Watson, William-23, 138 Waugh, Carolyn— 48 Weaver, Robert-23, 112, 122 Weiglein, Elizabeth-26, 110, 112, 113, 118 Weissmann, Henry— 48, 153 Welker, Ann-26, 103, 110, 112, 113, 122, 128 Wellish, Marshall-48 West, Jenny Lynne— 24 West, Larry-48, 153 West, Linda-151 Westberg, Charles-48 Westfall, Lynn-48, 111, 122 White, Jean-48, 101, 132, 151, 159 Wiemokly, Richard-48 Wilcox, Ruth-48, 132 Wilfong, Jack-48 Wilfong, Richard-49 Wilkerson, James-49, 122 Wilkinson, James-49, 158, 163 Will, William-23, 104, 111, 122, 125 142 Williams, Hazel-49, 112, 124 Williams, Mr. Heyward— 85 Williams, Joan-23, 110 Williams, Joseph— 49 Willis, Dr. William-90 Wilmoth, Esther-49, 110 Wilson, Cara— 49 Wilson, Carol-23, 107, 130 Wilson, David-49 Wilson, Naomi-49, 123 Wilson, Miss Nellie-87, 89, 101 Wingert, Randall-23, 142 Winnett, Marry-49, 126, 130 Winspear, George— 49 Winston, David-160 Winters, Robert-23, 102, 123, 142 Witschey, Warren— 49 Wolfe, David-49, 106 Women ' s House Board— 103 Women ' s Recreation Association— 1 21 Wood, Betty-49, 113, 122, 124 Wood, Karla-49, 121 Wooddell, Mary-49, 110, 122, 123 Woolf, Thomas— 49 Woolley, Norman— 49 World University Service Committee— 100 Wright, Clarence-49, 1 13 Wright, Dr. John— 90 Wright, Samuel— 49 Wyatt, Fred— 49 Yates, Richard-49, 122 Zickefoose, Gail — 1 53 Zickefoose, Mendel— 126 Zinaich, Samuel— 23 Zolan, Robert-49, 140 Acme Book Store— 169 Buckhannon Milling Co.— 172 Ulysses Buffington— 1 74 Curry Chevrolet— 168 Dawson Furniture Co.— 175 Gaston Grocery Co.— 173 G. 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