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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1964 volume:

WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN BUCKHANNON, WEST VIRGINIA VOLUME 1964 MURMURMONTIS Murmurniontis Staff: Editor, BETH EDDEY; Managing Editor, JAMES T. PR LETT; Business Manager, BURTON E. MASON; Copy Editor, MARTHA ALDERSON; Layout Editor, BARBARA BENKER; Class Editor, JANET MARPLE; Academic and Cul- tural Life Editor, PAl ' LETTE EISENGART; Organization Editor. ROSEMARY HADDEN; Traditions Editor, MARY ROTHMANN; Greek Co-Editors. CAROL MOSHER, HARRIET BABCOCK: Athletics. JOHN CUMMINGS; Index Editor, LORNA GERRARD; Photographers. HOWARD HINER, ROBERT BEEM. RICHARD OWEN, VICTOR HAMBURGER, CREEL CORN- WELL SR.; General Staff. JANICE ANGELO, BONNIE FARLEY. ADRIENNE HOWARD. JOAN HUBBELL, NANCY MASON- HEIMER, ELISE MATTOX. BARBARA SHEWELL. RISE WAGNER. PEGGY WAMOCK, DIANE WARD; AdVisors, EMERSON THERRIAULT, ORLO STRUNK JR. DEDICATION JKiss OCeffie Wi s son COLLEGE HOSTESS FRIENDLINESS IS AN INSPIRATION. friendliness— FRIENDLINESS, ugliness to beauty . . . adolescense to maturity . . . hate to love . . . Between these covers is an ever widening world, a world of seasons and learning, of fun and sadness; the world of West Virginia Wesleyan College 1964. MISS NELLIE WILSON, a graduate of DePauw University, came to West Virginia Wesleyan College in 1943 as an assistant professor of Religious Education. Today she is our college hostess. She is a warm smile, a friendly handshake. Through her thoughtfulness she has helped Wesleyan students achieve a reputation of friendliness. TO OUR FRIEND, MISS NELLIE WILSON, the beloved member of our college community, we dedicate our 1964 MURMURMONTIS. frmr . ' 1 1 THE MEMOIRS OF A DAY PAST ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY page 16 ACADEMIC AND CULTURAL LIFE pa ge 32 ORGANIZATIONS page 44 TRADITIONS __ page 86 GREEKS page 114 ATHLETICS pa ge 138 CLASSES page 176 INDEX AND ADVERTISING pag e 224 AROUND THE CAMPUS IS THE WESLEY AN SPIRIT DISPLAYED IN THE FUN AND SPIRIT OF A GROUP IN INTENSIVE MIND-TO-MIND ENCOUNTERS IN THE ENJOYMENT OF CREATING AND EXPLORING 10 II IN RELAXATION AT THE CAMPUS CENTER 12 THE SPIRIT LIVES! 13 1 ■ - A « £ K. £3 ••T pju . - i i iT-- ; ' i % cfeti ■ • ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 15 PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE DR. STANLEY H. MARTIN 16 BOARD OF TRUSTEES EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Bishop Fred Holloway Dr. John Gross Dr. Stanley Martin MEMBERS ELECTED BY THE CONFERENCE Mr. Carl A. Bachmeier Dr. Paul G. Benedum, Sr. Mr. Andrew L. Blair Dr. E. L. Boetticher Mr. L. W. Boley Br. L. H. Burns Rev. W. Reece Burns Mr. A. S. Coppinger Mrs. Ross Culpepper Dr. M. H. Cummings, Jr. Mrs. B. J. Cunningham Mr. C. B. Curry Dr. Joseph P. DeBardi Mr. D. Sterling Diddle Rev. E. David DuBois Dr. Ross M. Evans Rev. Charles Godwin Dr. John E. Hanifan Dr. Henry R. High Dr. T. Lert y Hooper The board in session Dr. Myron B. Hymes Dr. H. W. Jamison Dr. Ross Linger Dr. Paul L. McCuskey Mr. C. D. Munson Hon. Okey L. Patteson Dr. W. S. Patterson Dr. Walter F. Preset Dr. J. Roy Price Dr. Wayne F. Ransom Dr. L. S. Roe Mr. Perce J. Ross Dr. Frank L. Shaffer, Sr. Mros Victor Shaw Mrs. L. Dale Simmons Dr. James H. Walker Dr. Aldred P. Wallace Dr. H. W. Ware Mr. Clay B. Whetsell Dr. Arthur P. Whitney The board views the President ' s diagram of the future plan of the college. Working things out. 17 BUCKLIN. LEONARD W. Vice President STRUNK, ORLO Dean of the College ADMINISTRATION Always concerned. 18 TALBOT. DOTTY Assistant Director of Campus Center 1962-1963 STANSBURY, JAMES Campus Coordinator Director of Campus Center 19 MCKELL. PATTON Registrar DAVIS. SIDNEY T. Chaplain 20 KESSLER, THELMA Assistant Director of Admissions ROSS. SAMUEL M. Dean of Men McBRAIR, MARION Dean of Women 21 COLLINS, tt VLTER Director of lumni ,u t{ Publications In ret real. HICKS. WILLIAM B. Superintendent of Facilities 22 Me? At ill,- m-xi coffee forum. CORNWELL, CREEL S. Director of Pulilic Information CARLEOW. EARLE N. Director of Audio-Visual Service 23 ■r ' K y «.« • s r - sfe V , ££.. lri C si - ? • : ' 3 ' iWf 1 AGEY. CALVIN B. B.M., M.M.. Ph.D. Music REEMSNYDER, DAVID E. B.S.. A.M. Physical Education COLLINS. IRMA HELEN B.A., B.S.M., MM. Music BLHLER. HERBERT J B.A., B.D., M.A. Psychology COSTON. HERBERT B.A.. B.D., M.A., Ph.D. History PLCH. CHARLES WILLIAM COSTON. PHYLLIS CRAIG. ROBERT B.S.. M.S. A.B.. M.A. A.B., M.Ed. Physical Education English Business Administration 26 CRAVEN. PATRICIA K. R.N., B.S. Nursing CROUCH, EVELYN B.A., M.Ed.. M.A. Library Science I MMINGS, J. HUGH I! V. S.T.B.. Th.D. Religion. Religious Education DAVIS. MliNEI B.A.. S.T.B., Ed.M., Religion, Religious Ph.D. Education FACULTY DORESTE. A. ARJIBAY B.A., M.A. Foreign Languages DOWNEY. MARVIN A.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Political Science ELLIS. FRANKLIN C. B.S., M.S. Physical Education GILBERT, ALBLN Ph.D. Psychology CLAUNER. MARCIA GOULD, ARTHUR CRIE-ER. RALPH GROVES, JA . V B.A. B.S., M.S.. Ph.D. B.A., B.D. B.S.Ed., MA. English Chemistry Religious Education, Town and Country Work Er ' Hi mics 27 IIK.kViW. I ' M I VI.S. Physical Sciences HILL. ELLIOTT V.B., M.A. English GLAUNER, GEORGE A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D. Hi-Inn HOLLOWAY, HOMER B.S.. M.S. Chemistry And a historian rejds the tea leave?. KEESTER. GEORGE B.F.A.. MA. Art KELLER, MLNNIE R.N., B.S., M.S. Nursing LOFTIS, BOBBY B.M.. MM. Music MAXW ELL. BARBARA B.S., M.A. Physical Education 28 MARINACCIO, LAWRENCE B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Education MARPLE, JAMES B.S., M.S. Mathematics MARTIN ' , MADGE R.N. School Nurse M. ILLESTER, I -THER A.B.. M.S. Home Economics McWHORTER, BRUCE A.A.. A.B., M.A. English MELVIN. ROY B.S., Ph.D. Biology MIKKELSON, DWIGHT B.A., MA. History MOW. JOSEPH B.A., B.D., Ph.D. PhUosoph) NELSON. ARNOLD B.A., M.S. Psychology NORVELL. BETTY A.B., MA Dramatic Vrts PARKER. JUANITA U.S.. M.A. Business Administration IT 1 1 IFR. KENNETH A.B.. R.D.. Ph.D. Religion 29 ROBERTS. LEON KI B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. English ROSS, M R1 B.A. Library Science ■ | r k l J a ROSSBACH, GEORGE B.S., M.A.. Ph.D. Biolog) RIHLOW. DEAN SHAKER. ROBERT SCHAPER. FLORENCE SCHNABEL, JANE B.S.. MA B.M., B.M.E., MM. B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. A.B.. MA. Business Administration Music Sociology English f m MM 1 % « • ? ' A SHATTUCK. RALPH SHAVER. JOHN SHISSLER. HENRY SHORT; DOROTHY A.B.. M.Ed. B.S.. MA. B.S.. S.T.B., M.Ed.. Ph.D. B.S.. MS Education Speech Sociology Physical Education 30 STEALEY, HELEN SUN. JU KUELI A.B.. M.A. B.S., M.S. Education and Religious Education Physics THERRIALLT. EMERSON A.B., M.A. English TINELLI, STEPHEN B.S., M.A. rt WALLS. MARGARET WEIMER. ELIZABETH WILKINS. CURTIS WILLIAMS. THOMAS D. B.S., M.S. B.S.. M.S. B.S., Ph.D. M.A. Home Economics Biology Chemistry English Dr. Jose Franquiz seated with his wife and our College Hostes: WILLIS. WILLIAM B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D. Physics WRIGHT, JOHN B.S., Ph.D. Chemistry 31 ACADEMIC AND CULTURAL LIFE 33 A TRIBUTE TO JOHN F. KENNEDY COMFORT A BLACKEDGED FLAG Come, Ghost Comfort a Black-edged Flag Who mourns a slain Hope. A Hope, strong, and vigorous Brave and smiling Over a mushroom cloud. So vital and quick. Yet one man V ith deadly power cheap but costly Cut a path drawn by six gray horses, followed by a riderless charger, a veiled mother, and a weeping Eagle. Come. Ghost, Comfort a Black-edged Flag ho mourns a slaughtered Dream A dream, followed by muffled drums And sabres flashing in the bitter sun Along the bleak-filled street. So silently and quick. Yet one man With deadly care and no care at all Caned a course encased in bronze Draped with purity, courage, freedom, tears of fifty Stars, and the salute of a baby. Come, Ghost. Comfort a Black-edged Flag Who mourns a fallen Leader A leader, once young with wisdom, Now ageless as the memory of men Within an eternal Flame. So brilliant and quick. Yet one sound vivid to all and all too vivid Crowned our Cause with immortality, Our Hope with endless dignity, Our Dream with lasting Peace. Come, Ghost, Comfort a Black-edged Flag Who mourns. J. Irene Ancrile November 22. 1963 34 THE FANTASTICKS JANUARY 1964 by Tom Jones and Harry Schmidt CAST The arrator _ James Knorr Louisa Becky Emch Matt Barry Talkington Bellamy Gene Cobb Huklebee Pete Weaver The Mute Wayne Lunstead Henry Bruce Lessig Mortimer _ ._ Robert Gillespie The Fantasticks is a lesson in change. A typically rosy and therefore dreary love story, as presented symbolically in the moonlight of the first act, is transformed by the tense drama of the sun in the sec- ond act. The leafy-green rendezvous in the forest, the arranged rape, the rose- colored glasses all give way under the pangs of reality, and the Boy and Girl vow to come out of their worlds of fan- tasy to let the world happen to them. 35 LOVE RIDES THE RAILS APRIL 1963 Complete with tinkling piano, the melodrama, Love Rides The Rails. or Will the Mail Train Run Tonight? is a faith- ful replica of the turn-of-the century play. It comes complete with stereotyped characters, held-up train, and happy ending, and is a welcome relief from the weary sophistication of which the playgoer may find himself a part. No pragmatic rational- izations here, just healthy fun at its funniest. Will the Mail Train run Tonight LOVE RIDES THE RAILS by Morland Carey -But, My Dear Fifi, Oh, Carlotta . . Prudence — Despair Not. ' Designed and Staged by William Smith Student Directed by Barbara Senter and Chris Hughes CAST Dwight Menard Becky Emch _ Pianist _. Property Girl Margaret Roberts _ Mrs. Hopewell Jane Robinson Prudence Hopewell Peter Weaver Simon Darkway Barry Talkington Truman Pendennis Gene Cobb Robert Gillespie .. Alice Crayton Sandra Woods George McKinney Sarah Hamilton __ Ralph Beaver Frank Seals Carol Gaiser Donna Dodd Harold Standfast Dirk Sneath _ Carlotta Cortez Fifi Fred Wheelwright Beulah Belle Dan Policeman Girls 36 My Dear, how soft your hands are. ' Cal it is hard to get these dishes clean, isn ' t it? Ben Hubbard, portrayed by Gene Cobb, casually puffs away during the Wesleyan Playhop ' s production. THE LITTLE FOXES November 8, 1964 Directed by Betty Norvell with Margret Roberts and Linda Burley ' ' Mr. Marshall, come make yourself comfortable. CAST Cal _ Walter Turner Addie - Joyce Riffle Ancrile Birdie Hubbard Jane Robinson Oscar Hubbard Richard Parrack Leo Hubbard _ _ _ _ William Smith Regina Giddens - Alice Crayton William Marshall Ralph Beaver Ben Hubbard Gene Cobb Alexandra Giddens Sue Crocker Horace Giddens _ - George McKinney 37 The stor) is of an English widow who went to Siam in the earl) L860 ' s to act as governess to the innumerable children of a semi-barbaric Siamese despot, who proves to be her must eager and unruly pupil. She is the West and he is the East and the result is, a battle of the sexes, a collision of races, the conflict of ideas, and the spectacle of a king learning to govern from a governess. THE KING AND I Anna, my dear, you ' re looking lovelier than ever. The children of the Royal Bangkok Academy. Orange pettipants? ' Western people funny Dr. Agey directs the orchestra. Irma Helen Collins _... Captain Orton Louis Leonowens Anna Leonowens The Interpreter .. Director Barbara Maxwell CAST Choreographer Dave Munyon Lynne Oliver Karen Jennings Steve Gutekunst The Kralahome Jon B. Lowe The King _ _ Robert Winget Phra Alack _ - Wayne Lunstead Extras and Production Staff Tuptim Lady Thiang Prince Chululongkorn Princess Ying Yaoivlak Lun Tha Sir Edward Ramsay Understudy Members of the Chapel Choir Elizabeth Herring ... Barbara Spitzer Joyce Rapp . Janet Lee West Tom Eakin ..... Howard Stowe .... Carol Robinson 39 But, there was a rhinoceros here a minute ago. ' RHINOCEROS by Eugene Ionesco (translated by Derek Prouse) presented in honor of Miss Jane Schnabel ( Professor of English I In appreciation of her personal warmth and encouragement to those in Playshop, and the cast and crew of RHINOCEROS. One bicorned rhino followed by two bicorned rhinos . . . You ' ve been drinking again. ' The rhinoceros, my dear young lady . . . The African rhinoceros has one horn, or is it the Asian with one and the African with two? 40 Student Director Set Design Art Work Sue Crocker William Smith Betty Bayles Smith Stage Manager Direction CAST Waitress Grocer ' s Wife Housewife _ Jean Berenger Grocer Old Gentleman Logician _ _ — Janice Woods Sydelle Davis _. Judy Anderson Sheridan Chitamber William Smith ._ Harry Hays Peter Weaver Richard Parrack ... Alice Crayton Betty G. Norvell Caje Proprietor . Dudard ... Botard Papillon Mrs. Boeuj Fireman , James Dawson Donald Watson Elizabeth Johnson Barry Talkington George McKinney Ralph Beaver ... Donna Ferguson IT RAN OVER MY CAT!!! 41 1. Receiving First Prize for overall merit in the PHAROS Literary Contest is Vernon Hart at the Awards Assembly. May 7, 1964. 2. Mrs. Elma Summers presents the table tennis trophv to Kamal Solanki. 3. Ronald Reader accepts his prize for First RunnerUp for poetry in the PHAROS Literary Contest during the Awards Assembly, May 7, 1964. 4. Dr. Buell Agey presents the orchestra Key to Jerome (Jerry) Cortese. 5. United Nation ' s Recognition Day was held at Wesleyan on May 20, 1964, at 4:02 P.M., under the direction of Randolph Scott. Dr. Marvin Downey ' s United Nations class ser- enaded Dr. Orlo Strunk Jr. with an original composition, also by Mr. Scott. 6. Also during the Awards Assembly on May 7, 1964. the cheerleaders received their much earned awards. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Boehle. Mary Ann Kelly. Ronald Patchen. Bar- bara Burns. Howard Stowe. Not pictured is Karen Sorg. 42 1. Patrick Mistretta and Virginia I Cookie) Bridgeman were named outstanding students in the class of ' 64. They were presented with the names Wesley Ann and Wesley Andy and a letter from President Martin at the Awards Assembly. May 7. 1964. 2. Cited as outstanding seniors of the class of ' 63 were Daniel Pearce and Josie Holtzworth. who also received a letter from President Mar- tin and the title Wesley Ann and Wesley Andy. 3. The Spanish Embassy presented Edward Mullen an award for outstanding work in Span- ish Arts and Letters. 4. Nurses received their caps as recognition of having completed their clinical practice were: Left to Right. FRONT ROW: J. Cauldwell, K. Hinkle. J. Marple. Left to Right, SECOND ROW: J. Pruett. J. Thomas, C. Montoya, L. Reger. The ceremony was held on May 10, 1964. in the Campus Center. 5. The brothers of Phi Sigma Epsilon pose together in honor of receiving the Inter-Frater- nity Council scholarship trophy for the twelfth consecutive semester. 43 « • — - Se « wi - —  i fl t ' S .4 «•■ . • .ii • ORGANIZATIONS 45 COMMUNITY COUNCIL CAMPUS GOVERNMENT The purpose of the Community Council is to coordinate all campus activities and act as a unifying body in order that students, faculty, and administration cooperate in working toward the betterment of the college. Some activities of the council include the coordination of Homecoming Weekend, the Christmas Dance, May Day Week- end and support to the Wesleyan Community Chest. They also provide buses to major cities on vacations, buses to major school events, control of traffic on campus, and coordination of campus publications. Other projects of this year have been research and discussion of an honor code, revision of the Community Council Constitu- tion, and discussion of major campus problems including social regulations. The Wesleyan Code. The Constitution, improvement of chapel and assemblv programs. These discussions serve as a student channel of communication to the faculty and adminis- tration and a clarification of student procedure by the ad- ministration. Officers of Community Council are: president, William Burns: vice president. Pat Lattore: secretary. Karen Westfall: treasurer. Barrv Talkington; and faculty representatives. Mr. Stephen Tinelli and Mr. Herbert Buhler. SEATED, Left to Right: R. McCullough, G. Gray, J. Pruett, K. Westfall, K. Halco, R. Pedersen. BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Cummings, D. Odor, A. Blood, S. Ross, W. Burns, S. Tinelli, B. Talkington, D. Schofield, P. Lattore. 46 Community Council President BILL BURNS STANDING, Left to Right: B. Talkington, P. Lattore, . Ross, K. Westfall, W. Burns. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 47 FRONT ROW. Left to Right: D. Pearce, D. Rhoades, J. White. BACK ROW, Left to Right: R. Scott, C. Phillips. ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AWARDS COMMITTEE The Academic Affairs Committee is responsible for planning and coordinating educational affairs and cultural enrichment for the campus. It regularly investigates and improves the ac- tivities with which it is concerned. This year the comm ittee defined and proposed an Honor System for Wesleyan under the name The Wesleyan Code. The chairman of the com- mittee is Randolph Scott, the secretary is Jane White and the advisors are: Dr. George Rossbach, Mr. Samuel Ross, and Dean Orlo Strunk, Jr. It is the responsibility of the Awards Committee to make arrangements for the annual Recognition Day program, in- cluding naming the recipients of all awards made at that time. Janie Davis Pruett directs the committee in determining those who have earned the Wesleyan Key and in selecting someone to represent the school as Wesley Ann and Wesley Andy. The group also supervises the nomination of campus leaders for Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Advisor for the committee is Dean Sam Ross. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Ross, P. Klick, J. Pruett, M. Chris- tian, K. Smith, N. Richards. LW- rVI V 9s 0( . P7 ' , ' NB z- — B J 1 gB r Hi LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Vartan, B. Stimaker, D. Schofield. B. Mills. LIBRARY COMMITTEE TRAFFIC COMMITTEE The Library Committee evaluates student opinion of the library. It works with the librarian and the faculty library committee to improve facilities and methods of library opera- tions. Daniel Schofield is chairman, and Miss Crouch is advisor. The Traffic Committee regulates and administers the laws governing safe conduct in the use of motor vehicles at Wesleyan. It is working under a revised court system which intends effi- ciency and fairness. Any fines collected go to the Student Emergency Loan Fund. The officers are: Ken Halko. chair- man: Randall Gouvei. treasurer: and John Davies. secretary. Mr. Ralph Shattuck is advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gouvei. K. Halko, J. Sifson, J. Davies. SPECIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Holt, T. Patrick, G. Cobb. BACK ROW, Left to Right: M. Rothermann, B. Emch, Mr. S. Ross. The Special Activities Committee of the Community Council plans and co-ordinates the Homecoming and May Day week- end and suggests other special events throughout the year. The 1963 Homecoming theme was Welcome Alumni. An expanded coronation of the Queen, including a candlelight serenade, helped to place a new emphasis on Alumni and guests of the college. The May Day weekend, a weekend especially for the campus, had revolutionary changes. The committee, Becky Emch, Mary Rothmann, Dennis Holt, Mrs. R. Norvell, Mr. Sam Ross, and Mr. W. Collins, is under the direction of chairman. Gene Cobb. 50 SOCIAL COMMITTEE COMMUNITY CHEST SEATED. Left m Right: C. Allen. S. Chiehester. BACK ROW: R. Mc- Cullougli. The Social Activities Committee was formed to coordinate the social activities functions of the Community Council. Heading the committee are. Richard McCullough. Sharon Chichester, and advisor. Dean Marian McBrair. Specific projects of the S.A.C. include organization of the Christmas dance and clarification of social rules and protocol to the student hodv. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Moran. V. DeHart. B. Gwynn, G. Gray. The Wesleyan Community Chest, under the direction of Dr. Herbert Coston. advisor, and Gordon Gray, chairman, has as its purpose (he raising of funds for: the Wesleyan Student Emergencv Loan Fund. Pliney Woods Negro Col- lege in Pliney Woods. Miss.. CARE, and Radio Free Europe. The Community Chest raises the money for these charities by holding dances, hootenannys. fund-raising drives, a faculty auction, and a field day. 51 PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE As a standing committee of the Community Council, the Publications Committee serves the college in the area of campus publications. The group selects the editor of the PHAROS, MURMURMONTIS, and the Student Handbook. It prepares the Homecoming and May Weekend programs. With the aid of a student survey, it evaluates the PHAROS and the MURMURMONTIS. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. E. Therriault, L. Hamlin, E. Fogekong, C. Mosher, R. Moore, B. Eddey. ELECTIONS COMMITTEE It is the duty of the Elec- tions Committee to co-ordi- nate all campus-wide elections. These include the selection of Homecoming Queen, May Queen and class and Com- munity Council officers. The committee meets pe- riodically under the leadership of Dave Odor with Dr. Mar- vin Downey as advisor. SEATED, Left to Right: M. Davis, L. Mont- gomery, D. Odor. 52 CAMPUS CENTER PROGRAM BOARD 1963 The Campus Center Program Board ' s purpose is the structuring and im- plementing of the cultural, social, and recreational activities in the center. The board has culture, social, and recreation committees which provide a varied program of ac- tivities for the campus. The culture committee is responsible for the music listening rooms, the read- ing lounge, art and sculp- ture displays, coffee for- ums, and dramatic pro- ductions. Social functions such as the Homecoming and May Day Dances, sock hops, fashion shows, teas, hootenannys. bridge par- ties and talent shows are planned by the social committee. The recreation commit- tee regulates the swim- ming pool, bowling lanes, pocket billiards, ping- pong. SEATED, Left to Right: Right: D. McCulloch, L Mr. J. Stansburv, B. Emch, J. Young, J. Marsh, Mrs. E. Summers. STANDING, Left to Burley, B. Blake, L. Dillon. M. Alderson, Mr. K. Plummer. 1964 SEATED, Left to Right: P. Erwin, P. Weaver, J. Painter, L. Burley, Mrs. E. Summers, Mr. J. Stansbury, C. Doerr, J. Herring, K. Delbrugge. STANDING, Left to Right: Dr. D. Mikkelson, D. Holt, J. Baird. 53 f il ft FRONT ROW, SEATED. Left to Right: D. Crook, M. Brooks, C, Boehle, B. Ben- ker, M. Hatch, L. Copley. SECOND ROW, SEATED, Left to Right: M. Trognitz, G. Lewis, S. Barnes. S. Grav, B. Hackler, J. Rapp, C. Evans, M. McBrair, L. Mont- gomery, B. Ambrose, S. York, K. Sorg. BACK ROW, STANDING, Left to Right: S. Reynolds, J. Hunt, B. Gwyn, L. Weaver, R. Laraba, L. Hamlin. L. Senior, J. Dver. K. Kesten. D. Martin, J. Henrich, P. Cook, L, Par- ton, L. Wilson, C. Mosher. AWS MEN ' S HOUSE BOARD The Association of Women Students is the governing and programming body for the women students. The body ' s officers and elected members form a workable connection between administration and students. The group considers social regu- lations, administration, and maintenance problems. A State Day for six W. Va. Colleges was held second semester with Wesleyan as host. There was a Women ' s Week-end for special recognition of women students in the spring. Officers include: Joyce Rapp. president: Charlotte Evans, vice president: Linda Montgomery, recording secretary; Bonnie Ambrose, correspond- ing secretary; and Libby Wilson, treasurer. Dean Marion McBrair is advisor. The Men ' s House Board provides government and organiza- tion for the men who live on campus. It furnishes social activi- ties for the men and maintains the facilities of the dorms. Under the supervision of Dean S. Ross, advisor, the resi- dents of Doney Hall have held first place for Christmas deco- rations for two years. The officers of the Hall ' s Council are: Jay Baird, president; Steve Moran, vice president; and Tom Brzezinski, secretary-treasurer. McCusky Hall is represented by James Dawson, president: William Bond, vice president; and P. McCracken. SEATED, Left to Right: B. Manning, T. Brezinski, J. Buchanan, W. Gainer. BACK ROW, Left to Right: S. Moran, J. Baird, J. Dawson, J. Bond, C. Reid. SEATED, Left to Right: M. Alderson, J. Brakewell, J. Mowry, J. Kunz, L. Blake. A. Hopkins, R. Laraba, J. Rapp. BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Ingram, B Emch, HAUGHT LITERARY SOCIETY The Haught Literary Society, a senior women ' s honorary, under the direction of Miss Jane Schnahel, advisor, and Joyce Breakwell, president, has as its purpose the developing and deepening of interests in the contemporary and classic literary arts. Among the activities of Haught are The Smarty Party, open to freshmen with 3.0 averages, and the tapping ceremony for new members. These new members are chosen for scholar- ship, leadership, and service. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA The Omicron Delta Kappa Society is a national honorary leadership society for college men. The society is led by Barry Mills, president, and Mr. Ralph Shattuck, advisor. It recog- nizes and encourages the achievement of exemplary character and superior quality in scholarship and leadership. The Society meets with faculty and the administration for deliberative discussion of major campus events, problems, and developments. An important service is the offering of an Outstanding Foreign Student of the Year award. SEATED, Left to Right: M. Hymes, Dr. Chamber- lain, P. Ross, B. Mills, Dr. Chrisman, Dr. Brown. STANDING, Left to Right: Dean Ross, V. Hart, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Shattuck, Mr. Ruhlow, J. Marsh, R. Hayden, and R. Moore. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Cobb, J. Ancrile, Mrs. R. II. J. Robinson. D. Menard, W. Smith, B. Emch, I ' .. I essig. DELTA PSI KAPPA ALPHA PSI OMEGA HONORARY BUSINESS Alpha Psi Omega is a national fraternity for those who have achieved excellence in some phase of the theater. Members of Alpha Psi are chosen on the basis of interest, achievement, and contribu- tion to the dramatic art on campus. Alpha Psi at- tempts to prop agate interest in the various dra- matic presentations offered both by the campus and by visiting performers in the art. The advisor is Mrs. Bettv Norvell. The Honorary Business Society widens the stu- dent ' s scope of the business world and its activities. Professor Dean H. Ruhlow with the society ' s officers: Richard Hayden. president: Barry Mills, vice president; Alan Schoonover, secretary; and Jack Sisson. treasurer, help the Society to stimulate interest and to promote and recognize higher aca- demic achievement in the field of business adminis- tration. SEATED, Lett to Right: R. Ha den, J. Sisson, Mr. D. Ruhlow, A. Schoonover, B. Mills. 56 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Ward, M. Rothman, B. Benker, S. Abraham, B. Eddey. BACK ROW, Left to Right: T. Walz, Mr. Keester, T. Hutchison, S. Blodget, J. Marsh. KAPPA PI The Gamma Omega Chapter of Kappa Pi. national honorary art fra- ternity, presented a student art ex- hibit and sponsored the Contemporary Christian Art Exhibition in the spring. The year ' s activities ended with a dis- play of art works by its senior mem- bers. This national organization ' s mem- bership includes such well-known ar- tists as Norman Rockwell, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Vincent Price. James Marsh is president and Judith Ward is secretary-treasurer. Mr. George Keester is the advisor. 57 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Cairos, J. Dyer, J. West, B. MacCallum, L. Clay. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: G. Clark, R. Ufko, P. Forshay. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: B. Willenbrock, J. Myers, S. Blodgett, D. Ufko. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Miss B. Maxwell, J. Rapp. Delta Psi Kappa is a National Fra- ternity for women majoring in Physi- cal Education and Recreation. It has as its purpose A sound mind and a sound body. The activities of the club include: women ' s intramurals, Professional meetings, May Day Honor Guard, bi- annual National Convention, and a week-end retreat. Officers for the year 1963-64 were: Patricia Forshay, president; Bonnie MacCallum, vice president; Janet West, secretary; Geraldine Clark, pub- licity, editor, historian; Joyce Rapp, treasurer-chaplain; and Joan Dyer, WRA chairman. BENZENE RING FRONT ROW: N. Swango. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: B. Cook, C. Phillips, C. Jenkins, F. Husk. BACK ROW, Left to Right : P. Lane, V. Nicely, C. Cline, C. Cornwell, R. Hammond. The Benzene Ring, a student affiliate chapter of the American Chemical Society, promotes an interest in chemistry. The meetings of the club offer speakers, movies, and various other methods of increasing the members ' . knowledge in chemistry. The officers of the Benzene Ring are: president. Vincent Nicely; vice president, Barry Cook; secretary, Nancy Swango; treasurer. Parley Lane; and advisor, Dr. John Wright. 58 BETA BETA BETA Beta Beta Beta is the National Honorary Biological Society offering the student of biology a chance to develop scholarship, knowledge, and research in the field. Its activities include projects toward the ad- vancement of the biology department and the campus. One project was the restora- tion of the green house. , Officers of Beta Beta Beta are: presi- dent. Bruce Butterfield; vice president. Dale Carpenter; secretary-treasurer, Lynne Caughey; historian. Edward Umstot; and advisor. Dr. George Rossbach. FRONT ROW: A. Snedeker. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: R. Elliot, G. Klebez, E. Carpen- ter. THIRD ROW, left to Right: B. Carpenter, D. Prostak, D. Chapman, E. Umstot. BACK ROW, Left to Right: B. Butterfield, L. Caughey, G. Rossbach. PSI CHI Psi Chi advances the science of psychol- ogy on campus and encourages, stimulates, and maintains scholarship of its members in all fields, especially in psychology. This year the group has worked with Mr. Nelson on a Gesalt testing instrument. With this project patients at Weston have been tested. A highlight of the year was a dinner meeting with Dr. G. M. Gilbert, psycholo- gist at the Nuremburg war trials. Tom Davidson is president of the group and Mr. Herbert Buhler is the advisor. Other officers are: Diane Keeper, vice president; Joyce Breakwell, recording sec- retary; Carol Tourtellotte, corresponding secretary; and Richard Harris, treasurer. SEATED, Left to Right: H. Buhler, L. Eastman, J. McCune, M. DeMoss, A. Gilbert, R. Marsh, C. Standing, S. Ford, J. Rapp. BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Breakwell, J. Mowry, R. Harris, M. Hecht, D. Martin, R. Alsop, C. Preset, C. Bowers, 0. Strunk, A. Nelson, D. Keeper, T. Davidson. WHO ' S WHO . . . The Wesleyan representatives for 1963-1964 WHO ' S WHO in AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES are: 1. BARRY MILLS — Business Administration major, Psi Chi, Theta Chi Fraternity, Omicron Delta Kappa President. Honorary Business Society, Com- munity Council, Freshman Class President. 2. LOU ELLEN BLAKE— Religious Education major. Alpha Gamma Delta President, Community Council Secretary, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Haught Literary Society, and Junior Homecoming Attendent. 3. JOAN MOWRY— Psychology major, Haught Literary Society, Psi Chi, Psychology Club, Choir, Zeta Tau Alpha President. 4. JOYCE RAPP— Psychology major, Haught Literary Society, Psi Chi, Psychology Club, Delta Psi Kappa, Kappa Phi, Religious Life Council, AWS-President, Choir, Girls ' Quartet. 5. JOYCE in rehearsal for the spring musical, The King and I. 6. JAMES MARSH— Physical Education-major, Basketball, Student Coach, McCuskey Houseboard President. Community Council Elections Committee, SCOW Committee, Campus Center Program Board, Omicron Delta Kappa. 7. DARREL TENNEY— Physics major, Omicron Delta Kappa, football. 60 IN AMERICAN . . . 1. SANDRA WOODS— Psychology major, Alpha Xi Delta President, Psychology Club, AWS, Senior Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Junior May Day Attendant. 2. PATRICK MISTRETTA — Education major Delta Xi President. Omicron Delta Kappa, football basketball, baseball, Wesley Andy. 3. BECKY EMCH — English major, Alpha Psi Omega, Campus Center Program Board, Haught Literary Society, Playshop, Special Activities Com mittee. 4. WILLIAM BURNS — Political Science major Community Council President, Omicron Delta Kap pa, Phi Sigma Epsilon. 5. JOHN YOUNG— Business Administration major Sitzmark Ski Club. Delta Xi. Campus Center Pro gram Board Chairman. 61 . . . COLLEGES AND 1. VIRGINIA BRIDGEMAN — Music Education major. Alpha Xi Delta, Band, Choir. Chorale, Brass Ensemble, Orchestra. SCOW Committee, Trampo- line Team. Tour Choir. 1963 Homecoming Queen, Wesley Ann. 2. GENE COBB escorting COOKIE to the throne as our Homecoming Queen. 3. CAROL SUE HOYLMAN— Home Economics major. Alpha Gamma Delta, Penhellenic, Special Activities Committee, Betty Lamp Club, Chairman of Homecoming. Campus Center Pool Committee. 4. GENE COBB — Speech and Drama major, Theta Xi, Community Council, Special Activities Com- mittee Chairman. MURMURMONTIS, PHAROS Managing Editor. Alpha Psi Omega, Playshop. 5. NINA MEREDITH— Chemistry major, Alpha Gamma Delta. Kappa Phi, Benzene Ring, MSM, Haught Literary Society, Religious Life Council. 6. ELLEN FOGELSONG — Religious Education major. Alpha Gamma Delta, Community Council, Freshman Councelor, Publications Committee Chair- man, Haught Literary Society. 62 UNIVERSITIES 1. ARDITH HOLLIS — Music Education major, Choir, Chorale. Drum Majorette, MENC, SNEA, Orchestra, Alpha Gamma Delta. 2. KAREN SORG— Nursing major. Alpha Delta Pi, AWS, Head Cheerleader, Vice President of the New Dorm, Haught Literary Society. 3. KAREN is bejng capped in Wesleyan ' s first capping ceremony. 4. PATRICK LATTORE— Psychology major, Com- munity Council Vice President, Sophomore Class President, Inter-Fraternity Council, Kappa Alpha. 5. RICHARD HAYDEN— Business Administration major, Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Hon- orary Business Society — President, football, track. 6. JOYCE HUSTEAD BREAKWELL— Education major. Alpha Gamma Delta, Haught Literary So- ciety — President. Psi Chi. Kappa Phi. SNEA. 63 THE MURMURMONTIS A yearbook is a pictorial history of one year in the lives of students, professors, and administrators. For all students it is a memory book: for those who helped to produce it. it is an educational experience: for the college, it is a good-will booster if it is properly prepared. To produce a good MURMURMONTIS, it takes more than words and ideas — and even talent. But the headaches, the mistakes, and the long hours of work are forgotten when the shiny new books get into the hands of the students. That ' s when the real joy comes. That is the end and a new beginning. Mr. Howard Hiner searching for candid. 64 Our First Semester advisor, Mr. Emer- Mr. Creel Cornwell. This angle Our second semester advisor, Dr. Orlo son Therriault. has just got to be right. Strunk Jr. After receiving the 1964 Murmurmonlis dedication, Miss Nellie Wilson addressed the audience. SEATED, Left to Right: P. Eisengart, J. Buchanan, A. Howard, J. Dawson, J. Cummings, M. Rothmann, M. Mosmann, C. Mosher, D. Newell, B. Benker, B. Farley. STANDING, Left to Right: M. Alderson, D. Ward, V. Hamburger, R. Beem, R. Owen, L. Gerrard, B. Mason, J. Pruett, B. Eddey, E. Therriault, R. Hadden. 65 THE PHAROS Are you kidding me? LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Anderson, T. Garland, C. Mosher, P. Envin, P. Levine. R. Roddy and Mr. E. Therriault discuss a new lead. fit THE PHAROS STAFF Editor Paul Erwin Managing Editors Sue Crocker Morgan Anderson Netvs Editor Richard Roddy Business Manager Thomas Garland Advertising Manager . Carol Mosher Sports Editor Jeffrey Smith Community Council . David Newell Greek Editors Jennifer Hanle Barbara Gwynn Photographer George Hunt Contributors: Polly Lowe, James Dawson, Nancy Mason- heimer, Paul Levine, Richard Rogers, Charles Snyder, Robert Sevell, Linda Riffe , Jeffrey Payne, Sharon Chichester, Con- nie Crossley, and James Torrence. Faculty Advisors _ Mr. Bruce McWhorter Mr. Emerson Therriault - £ - j r-E t 66 A LIVELY ONE SEATED, Left to Right: C. Mosher, R. Roddy, C. Crossley, M. Anderson, P. Erwin, N. Masonheimer, L. Rosenberger, T. Garland. STANDING, Left to Right: D. Newell, B. Burns, Mr. E. Therriault, P. Levine, P. Romer. 67 METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT SEATED, Lefl lo Right: L. Roberts C. Seidler, N. Creel, R. Smith. SECOND ROW. Left to Ri«ht: B. Boettner, K. Foster, J. Buchanan, J. Clark, D. Brown, I). Oertel, J. Painter, R. Peters. BACK ROW, Left to Right: M. Dottenveich, M. Hastings, H. Hays M. Peterson, P. Weaver, R. Harris, L. Geiser. The Weslevan Methodist Student Movement furnishes opportunities for commitment and witness through reli- gious activities. Some of its activities have included fall and spring retreats, active support of the Civil Rights Pro- gram, and participation in the state theme of World Peace. Christian Voca- tion, and Human Relations. Groups under MSM are Kris Kringle Kraft Kluh. Hour of Power. Dramateers. Morning and Evening programs, and Fellowship Teams. Officers are: presi- dent. Morgan Peterson: vice president. Randolph Scott: secretary. Linda Giles: treasurer. Ronald Rycroft: Vespers. Marlene Hecht: Evening MSM. Nina Meredith: and advisors. Dr. Hugh Cummings. Miss Janice Johnson, and Dr. Joseph Mow. CIRCUIT RIDER The CIRCUIT RIDER is a bi-weekly publication of the local Methodist Student Movement. It is published to challenge, in- form, and entertain. It serves the campus as a journal of con- temporary- comment. The publication ' s advisor is Dr. Hugh Cummings. SEATED: R. Laraba. BACK ROW, Left to Right: M. Petersen. J. Kunz. H. Cummings. 68 RELIGIOUS LIFE PRE-MINISTERIAL The Religious Life Council coordinates the religious ac- tivities on campus. It conducts a week for Religious Life Emphasis which was under the direction of Morgan Peter- son and Mrs. Betty Norvell. It sponsored a campus Christ- mas party directed by Nancy McNew and Mr. Ralph Shat- tuck. Transportation was arranged to the Reformation Day Service in Clarkshurg. Nina Meredith was in charge of the Chapel Committee. Dr. Herbert Coston was chairman: Carol Preset was secretary: other members were Chaplain Sidney Davis. Dr. Hugh Cummings. Rev. Charles Farmer. Rev. Rector and Rev. McCaulev. The Pre-Ministerial Fellowship was formed to provide fellowship and a sharing of ideas for all students entering the ministry of the church. It is headed l a committee of Paul Stadelman. John Painter. Robert Peters, and advisor. Mr. Ralph Grieser. The bi-weekly meetings bring selected ministers, doctors, theolo- gians and laymen to offer spiritual growth and parochial experience. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: H. Coston. N. Meredith, H. Brown, B. Hackler. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: L. Geiser, D. Oerlel, B. Norvell, J. Rapp. BACK ROW, Left to Right: K. Foster, M. Peterson. KKKK FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Painter. P. Stadelman. R. Peters. P. Weaver, D. Oertel. BACK ROW. Left to Right: D. Brown, H. Hays, L. Geiser, K. Foster, M. Peterson. The Kris Kringle Kraft Klub. a subdivision of the Methodist Student Movement, directs its activities toward the Christmas season. From the beginning of the year the group works diligently collecting and repairing old toys and games. These are assembled and distributed to needy children at the annual Christmas party held in the gymnasium. Without this act of kindness main children in the area would not receive a Christmas gift. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: C. Evans. M. W. -n, r. ( . Grieser. H. Gommoll, R. Connor. II. Davies. BACK ROW. Left to Right: M. Peterson. K. Foster. 69 NEWMAN CLUB Deepening the spiritual and enriching the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellec- tual and social activities is the purpose of the Newman Club. The Club gives Roman Catholic students an opportunity to help establish Christian ideals and concepts on Wesleyan ' s Campus. The group, under the supervision of Rev. Joseph Callaghan, sponsors related mvoies and guest speakers. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: G. Lyle, T. Patrick, D. Faust, G. Tudisco. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: J. Cortese, L. Vrancken, C. Jory, C. Olivo. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: V. Kibler, I. Caorsi, A. Britton. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: L. Bemer, R. Chemaly, J. Chemaley. FIFTH ROW, Left to Rig ht: T. Quattrone, L. Schwendeman, Rev. J. Murray. HILLEL SOCIETY The Hillel Society has as its purpose the object of giving the Jewish student an op- portunity to worship and practice his own faith. The group celebrates the Passover and observes many of the other Jewish customs and special activities. SEATED, Left to Right: D. Peters, M. Elliott, Dr. H. Coston, R. Harris, K. Foster, D. OerteL SECOND ROW, Left to Right: L. Geiser, A. Fewer, D. Highfield, B. Manning, R. Boettner, R. Lecher, V. Hamburger. BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Scanlan, G. Clark, W. Link, D. French, C. Peterson, P. Weaver, L. Mallory, W. Monnie. SIGMA THETA EPSILON Sigma Theta Epsilon is a national service fraternity for men students of Methodist preference. The work of the brothers centers around a sevenfold purpose; to organize life around Jesus Christ as the Master of Life, to cultivate a more intimate Christian fellowship among men. to develop effective leadership of the laity and clergy in the church, to participate in worthwhile Service proj- ects, to provide Christian training and encourage a study of the Bible, to acquaint Methodist men with the history, activities and purpose of the church, and to promote wholesome social activities. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hersh, P. Levine. 70 FELLOWSHIPS KAPPA PHI Kappa Phi is a national organization for college women of Methodist preference devoted to service on the campus, in the church, in the community, and in the world. The aim of the club is: Every Methodist woman in the university world, a growing Christain and an active par- ticipant in the church of today and to- morrow. Activities and social events of the club consist of an adopted Korean Orphan, visitations to children ' s hospitals and shut- ins, and baby-sitting for the WSCS. An- nual events are the Alumni tea at Home- coming, the Initiation banquet in February and the spring dance with Sigma Theta Epsilon. The club is under the leadership of president, Janet Ingram; vice presidents Joyce Rapp and Nina Meredith; recording secretary, Charlene Rogers; correspond sec- retary, Nancy Hill; treasurer, Ellen Jones; and chaplain. Sally Bishop. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: E. Bucher, J. Ingram, H. Brown, J. Knorr, J. Rapp. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: N. Meredith, L. Monnie, K. Bryant, Mrs. H. Coston, F. Wood. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: F. Hebner, M. Moore, S. Bishop, C. Greiser, N. HiU. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: R. Race, M. Wesner, E. Jones, C. Rogers, P. Simmons. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: J. Kunz, P. White, B. Gwyn, N. Wolfe. SIXTH ROW, Left to Right: J. Thomas, F. Comly, T. Noon, R. Laraba. SEVENTH ROW, Left to Right: J. Hennrich, C. Putnam, M. Hecht, A. MacLeod. EIGHTH ROW, Left to Right: A. Snedeker, J. Boltz, S. KeUev, J. Breakwell, K. Kasten. NINTH ROW, Left to Right: B. Ambrose, J. White, K. Lawson, L. Moran, L. Armstrong. CANTERBURY CLUB A typical thought-provoking Phynx Anonymous group here with Profes- sor D. Williams and Rev. J. Brennan ' discussing the controversial Honest to God. Discussions were held on race, pre-marital sex relations, Robertson ' s Honest to God, the basis of being, and the production With. New this year were the daily Lenten Services undertaken by Episcopal students. A Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper and a Maundy Thursday Communion breakfast were also held. The Diocesan retreat at Sandscrest in Wheeling and an inter- denominational retreat with author, lawyer William String- fellow were attended in the spring. The group is led by Rev. James H. Brennan. 71 PHILOSOPHY CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dr. J. Mow. Dr. J. Franquiz, J. Messner, N. Richards, W. Markey, D. Brown, BACK ROW. Left to Right: T. Willey, L. Mallory, M. Peterson. J. Mason, N 1 . Williamson, R. Harris. In 1963 the original Beta Chapter of the Argonauts Society of Pi Epsilon Theta. founded on Weslevan ' s campus in 1946, became a chapter of Phi Sigma Tau. National Honor Society for Philosophy students. It seeks to encourage the spirit of philo- sophical study and emphasizes the value of voluntary discipline. Highlights for activities of the club are the bi-annual meetings of students and faculty of numerous colleges who get together to present papers and exchange ideas. Officers of the club are: James Messner. president: and ad- visors. Dr. J. A. Franquiz and Dr. J. B. Mow. 72 SOCIOLOGY CLUB Under the guidance of Dr. Florence Schaper and Dr. Henry Shissler. the So- ciology cluh offers to intellectual students of any field an opportunity to gain a greater understanding of the areas of sociology and anthropology. The organization holds its programs after informal dinner meeting at Jenkins Hall. The program is generally presented in the form of student thesis and guest speakers. The subjects concern field- relating to sociology and anthropology. In- cluded are such topics as: marriage and family, recreation, genetics, and political so- ciology. Officers of the club are: Richard Harris, president: Marva Wesner. vice president: and Linda Giles, secretary-treasurer. SEATED. Left to Right: J. Myers, H. Brown. M. Otto, M. Beddow, C. Preset, P. Hockelberg. B. Bowman, J. Hensley, B. Farlev, S. Ford. BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Brown, H. Bachmeier. J. Hanle, L. Riffe, M. Wesner. L. Moran, R. Smith, R. Harm. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club directs its actiyities toward supplementing the psychology stu- dent in academic study and to encourage independent work in the field. Programs are presented by the Wesleyan psychology faculty and members of the group. The organization ' s officers are: Judson McCune. president: Hay ward Hamrick. yice president: Janet Bard, secretary: Rich- ard Harris, treasurer: and Mr. Herbert Buhler. adyisor. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: C. Preset, M. Bed- dow. J. Kunkle. H. Brown, B. Hanson. J. Lemon. R. AIsop. BACK ROW, Left to Right: L. Field, H. Bachmeier, R. Harris. J. Bard, J. Painter. D. Cable, D. Brown, J. Woodruff. H. Hamrick. P. Eyans, C. Bettis, J. McCune. L. Moran. FOREIGN STUDENTS Wesleyan is privileged to have as a part of its campus community, students from various countries of the world. The group is not an organization as such but does gather periodicallv for informal fellowship suppers. The meals are primarily foreign dishes prepared by the students. The con- tact made here often helps the student to feel more at ease in his new surrounding The college, in cooperation with individ uals and groups in the Methodist church maintains a special fund called the Dorothy- Lee Fund, which provides tuition scholar ships for eligible overseas students. CCUN SEATED: K. Lim. SEATED. SECOND ROW. Left to Right: W. Lens. R. Chemaly. BACK ROW. Left to Right: Dr. S. Davis, J. Chemaly, K. Solanki, S. Huang. SEATED, Left to Right: S. Wiles, B. Smartt, T. Garland. R. Rycroft. S. Emme, N. Carr. The aim of the Collegiate Council for the United Nations is to obtain a realistic understanding of the United Nations and its role in the affairs of today ' s world. Dr. Marvin Downey is the advisor, and Ronald Rycroft. president: Ed Van Metre, vice president; and Sharon Wiles, secretary-treasurer. The Council has attended the CCUN Con- ference on Africa, has held statewide meetings, and has at- tended a model General Assembly at Duke Lniversity. 74 UNITED NATIONS MODEL GENERAL ASSEMBLY DELEGATION The U.N.M.G.A. Delegation, under the direction of chairman Ronald Rycroft and advisor Dr. Marvin Downey, sent groups to Model General Assemblies to Duke University in February, 1964. where they represented the country of Sierra Leone and to Drew University in March, 1964. Ronald Rycroft and Thomas Garland talked with the ambassador of Sierra Leone in Wash- ington, D. C.. in February. 1964. Members of this group also attended the 37th National Model General Assembly Conven- tion at the U.N. headquarters in New York in March where they represented the U.N. member state of Sierra Leone. The group was briefed before the meeting by the permanent dele- gate to the U.N. from Sierra Leone. At this meeting Randolph Scott was elected member at large to the Continuation Com- mittee for the M.G.A. The delegates have become more aware of the workings of the U.N., world problems and public opinion. SEATED. Left to Right: N. Williamson. P. Weaver. L. Giles, T. Carland, R. Rycroft. P. Byerly. R. Scotl. STANDING, Left to Right: W. Williams, C. Downer. 75 WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB The Women ' s Glee Club provides Wesleyan women the oppor- tunity to join in a fellowship of song, for their own enjoyment and for the enrichment of campus life through various performances. The Glee Club joined with the Chapel Choir and the Hyma Glee Club to present portions of Handel ' s Messiah. ' The Glee Club also gave several performances at the First Methodist Church and presented a joint concert with the Hyma Glee Club in the spring. The advisor and director is Miss Janice Johnson. V i FRONT ROW. Left to Right: S. Griffith, N. Cole, M. Hecht, K. Wamslev, B. Spitzer, N. Schultz, N. Saxman, L. Meredith, P. Tucker. ' SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Miss J. Johnson, C. Noon, B. Lacaria, S. Strickland, E. Hackler, L. Witcher, L. Senior. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L. Oliver, J. Rapp, E. Bucher, R. Cooper, J. Bechtel, S. Barnes, M. Lambert. J. Knorr, J. Winget, R. Roberts, P. Shurtleff, S. Matthews, C. Standing, E. Herring, S. Bishop, B. Spitzer, A. Hollis. M. Benedict. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: F. Hebner, S. Davis, M. Hatch, K. Jennings, K. Schwartz, J. Hennrich, J. Mowrv, L. Wilson. J. Mvers, B. Luckv. A. Kraffert, B. Vitez, K. Wamslev, E. Jones. C. Evans. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: D. Hoke, B. Reid, J. Bard, C. Gray, D. Clark, E. Bridges, J. Anyan, H. Stowe, D. Loucks, D. Pearce, D. Highfield, D. Bell, J. Edwards. R. Winget, W. Lunstead. C. Allen, L. Young, K Lawson, S. Lewis. BACK ROW, Left to Right: S. Howard, M. Mossman, C. Roberts, J. Martin, W. Turner, J. Lowe, W. Edwards, D. Byrom, J. Montoya, C. Echols, D. Munyon, S. Gutekunst, J. Everhart, T. Eakin, R. Bowers, L. Chaffey, V. Bridgeman, A. Southworth, S. Jones. D .ir-wi 1 WESLEYAN SINGS HYMA GLEE CLUB The Hyma Glee Club pro- vides the opportunity for the men on campus to enjoy sing- ing together. The group performed at the all-campus Christmas party and participated in the pre- sentation Handel ' s Messiah. The officers of the club are: Charles Wineland. president: James Marshall, secretary- treasurer; James Cole, pub- licity chairman: Richard Thomas, business manager; and director, Mr. Bobby Loftis. CHOIR FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Cassidy, F. Seals, A. Schoonover, C. Wineland, F. Suder, T. Hopper, E. Schelil, J. Stewart, W. Cole. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: J. Russ, J. Young, H. Hamrick, B. Detwiler, W. Powell, A. Bennett, A. Putnam, T. Bauman, R. Schulleri. THIRD ROW. Left to Right: R. Dowling, J. Little, R. Schil- ling, J. Pape, R. Dorian, M. Connelly, J. Woodruff. D. Brogan, T. Okamoto. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: R. Gillespie, B. Mason, Mr. B. Loftis, F. Helt, R. Moore. J. Marshall. The Wesleyan Chapel Choir offers to music students the opportunity to gain spiritual gfowth through increasing knowl- edge and appreciation of sacred music. It serves the campus by interpreting to others, by means of public performances, the artistic and spiritual message of the words and music. The choir presents the anthem in each week ' s chapel service and participates in special programs. At Easter the choir presented Requiem Mass. and at Christmas, Handel ' s Messiah. In the spring it presented The King and I, and commencement services. Officers of the group are: Lynne Oliver, president; Robert Winget, vice president; Betsy Reid, secretary: Joyce Rapp. chaplain, and Mrs. Irma Collins, director. W i THE BANDS . . . MARCHING . . . CONCERT FRONT ROW, Left to Right: A. Kraffert, K. Davis, J. DeBoer, M. Hastings, A. White, A. Snedeker, E. Mattel SECOND ROW, Left to Right: P. Gardner, J. Ploof, M. Law, J. Elev. S. Attleson, D. Bell, R. Race, V. Bridgeman, J. Cortese, L. Hymes, R. Ufko, D. WestfalL N. Saxman. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: C. Hinkle, L. Elwood, K. Durrett, E. McCain, T. Steele, Mr. A. Ross, S. Holmes, R. Heit, B. Bond, R. Holland, R. Pugh, J. Wilson, M. Cursey, D. Copeland, N. Herpman, M. Mearns, P. Weaver. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: D. Johnson, L. Oliver, C. Nesbitt, R. Lecher. £1 . v T s FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Chambers. J. Branton, P. Wolfe, R. Mulligan, S. Moss. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: A. Kraffert, M. Hastings, B. Bias, A. White, A. Snedeker, E. Jones. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: J. Eley, P. Gardner, J. Ploof. K. Hyman, S. Attleson, D. Bell, R. Race, V. Bridgeman, J. Cortese, R. Elwood, R. Ufko, D. Westfall, N. Saxman. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: K. Durrette, E. McClain, L. Beer, T. Steele, W. Sutton, W. Mitchell, R. Heit, B. Bond, R. Pugh, D. Clark, M. Cursey, B. Copeland, N. Herrman, M. Mearns. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: L. Bennett, S. Fullen, D. DeBois, B. Shirley, Mr. A. Ross, R. Lecher, L. Oliver, D. Johnson. 78 ' ' All eyes on Dr. Agey! Wesleyan ' s Marching Band. r _ Is everyone in step? ORCHESTRA The orchestra performs for the King and I. _ ,M 1 B B K9 ■ JiLf ' fc- •■ Wj J I K . l r l3 rT ' H - — -J K. i ' Jl jKJF. ' m Ww r SIS B Bv ■ 79 DEBATE SOCIETY The Debate Society fosters intelligent inter-campus debate as well as sponsoring inter-collegiate competition. During the semesters of 1963-64 the society has debated with Waynesburg College. Wake Forest College. Morris Harvey College. Temple University, Grove City College. West Virginia State College. University of Pennsylvania, and Davis and Elkins College. Mr. Sam Raines is advisor to the group, of which Dean Byrom is president: Peter Weaver, vice president; and Sharon Chichester, secretarv-treasurer. SEATED, Left to Right: S. Harding, P. Weaver, D. Byrom, S. Chichester. STANDING, Left to Right: S. Raines, M. Bradley. 80 FORENSIC CLUB The Forensic Club promotes logical reasoning for public speaking, discussion, and debate. It investigates contemporary problems, arranges material clearly, and presents the results. The group meets monthly for business and social activity. The advisor is Mr. Sam Raines, and the officers are: presi- dent, Wayne DeHart; vice president-publicity chairman, Nancy- Creel; program chairman, Dean Byrom: secretary, Sharon Chichester; program committee chairman, Barry Talkington. u u n LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Byron, S. Raines, P. Thorn, N. Creel. R. Burgtorf, T. Lewis, J. Ploof. FRONT ROW, Left tn Right: D. Menard. M. Roberts P. Weaver. PLAYSHOP Playshop provides students with the creative experience of a dramatic production. Members of the group participate in the acting, make-up, costuming, technical working, and pub- lic ih ' which constitute a play. The major presentations of 1963-64 were The Little Foxes by Lillian Hellman ami Rhinoc- eros bv Eugene Ionesco. Playshop aided in The Fantasticks. SNEA SNEA ' s four main purposes are: personal and professional growth; development of lead- ership skills; understanding of history, ethics, and programs at state and national levels; and participation in professional activities at local, state and national levels. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Donachy, S. Reynolds, C. Mosher, J. Kunz, R. Laraba, T. Rannells, C. Rogers. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: M. Christian, J. Woodford, L. Ault, P. Wolf, J. Angelo, L. Armstrong, K. Bryant. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: G. Stokes, S. Griffeth, M. Hatch, M. Heger, B. MacCallum, S. Moss, B. Shewell. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right : M. Turner, B. Walsh, E. McClaine, P. Smith, J. Breakewell, B. Ambrose, D. Firth. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: M. Otto, A. Gillenwater, L. Stifler, D. Grant, S. Becker, E. Pembroke, L. Martisko. SIXTH ROW, Left to Right: F. Key, P. Cook, S. Williams, J. Ingham, S. Barkley, D. Hamblin, S. Bland. SEVENTH ROW, Left to Right: A. Royce, K. Hawes, G. McVay, J. Ingram, S. Strickland, D. McHugh, W. Bruso. EIGHTH ROW, Left to Right: S. Kiser, M. Porter, C. Connor. MENC MENC stimulates and fosters a definite prep- aration for those who will be teaching music. The group has interesting programs, sponsors campus and intercollegiate activities and ar- ranges trips to various music conventions. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L. Oliver, D. Westfall, A. Hollis, N. Saxman, Miss J. Johnson. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: P. Shurtleff, J. Hebner, S. Bishop, S. Bames, E. Mattox. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: E. Jones, D. Hamblin, M. Lambert, B. Reid, B. Vitez. FOURTH ROW, Left 10 Right: R. Race, C. Evans, R. Luckey, K. Schwartz, H. Gommoll. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: V. Bridgeman, M. Mossman, L. Chaffey, A. Kraffert, C. Robinson. SIXTH ROW, Left to Right: J. Cortese, R. Pugh, D. Holt, R. Bovvers. SEVENTH ROW, Left to Right: S. Gutekunst, D. Clark. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: E. Buderer. L. Roberts, M. Adams, B. McGowen, P. Lowe, C. Hoylman. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: M. Burke, M. Ziegler, M. Hearn, E. Pembroke, M. Thornton, B. Talbott, M. Britton, Mrs. C. Walls. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: E. Weaver, T. Dills, F. Key, A. Gillenwater, M. Kelley, A. McLeod, M. Otto, A. Burns, C. Hensley. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: C. Seidler. A. Pew, J. Branton, D. Ferguson, J. Butzer, M. Boughman, F. Price, S. Williams, R. Rockafellow, J. Bechtel, J. Cucinotta, B. Ambrose, S. Howard, M. White, L. Grossman, S. Mathews, M. Beddow, L. Giles, L. Armstrong. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: M. Comlv, S. Barnes, L. Chaffey, D. Menard, Mr. R. Shafer. BACK ROW: R. Luckey, M. Law. BETTY LAMP CLUB The Betty Lamp Club functions to promote and to interpret to students the programs and activities of the state and American Home Economics Association. Through its activities the club helps prepare students for membership in professional organizations. This year the group sponsored the Freshman barbecue, a waffle breakfast, a fashion show, and the alumnae breakfast held Homecoming weekend. Officers include Carol Hearn, president: Mil- dred Thornton, vice president; Margaret Burke, treasurer. ORGAN GUILD The Buckhannon Chapter of the American Guild of Organists serves to help students of organ to become better acquainted with the many facets of organ playing. The Organ Guild has enjoyed an active year which in- cluded a tour of the Moller Organ factory at Hagerstown, Maryland, and the opportuni.tv of playing several large organs in the Balti- more-Washington area. The Guild ' s advisor is Mr. Shafer. Officers for the vear 1963-64 were Dwight Menard, president; Sally Bishop, secretary-treasurer. - I- i ™ YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB SEATED, Left to Right: E. Therriault, L. Rosenberger, K. Brown, L. Roberts, L. Ault, J. Bowers, M. Brooks, S. York. STANDING, Left to Right: G. Yoxtheimer, T. Klintworth, W. Link, B. Manning, R. Wood, R. Pierson, P. Frye, E. Luscombe, B. Jones, L. Evans, M. McCall, J. Dawson, B. Neuberger, A. Feurrer, J. Scanlan. A means of promoting a deeper appreciation of politics and to further the principles and policies of the Republican Party, the Young Republican Club under the direction of Emerson Therriault, planned faculty debates, sponsored guest speakers and mock political conventions. A Lincoln Day Dinner and attendance at the State and Region College Club Conventions aided the development of political understanding in Wesleyan ' s college students. The officers for the year 1963-64 were: Earle Luscombe, president; Brooks Jones, vice president; Gail McCall, record- ing secretary; and Robert Pierson. treasurer. The Blackstone Law Club is in its second year on Wesleyan ' s campus. It aims to further the study of law and to promote the interest of students in attending law schools. Through the help of Mr. Robert Wallace, advisor, and the officers of the organization: John Tweedy, president; Tom Garland, vice president; and Ken Johnson, secretary-treasurer, the club sponsored monthly dinner meetings with various speak- ers in the field of law. BLACKSTONE LAW CLUB SEATED, Left to Right: D. AUman, J. Tweedy, Mr. Wallace. STANDING, Left to Right: K. Johnson, T. Garland. WRA FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Moss, J. Rapp, N. Ensley, H. Brown, J. Dyer, B. MacCallum. R. Cairns, P. Wolfe, L. Witsciiey. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: D. Merrihew, E. Shirley, G. Clark, J. Stouffer, L. Clay, J. Myers, P. Forshay, J. West, D. Ufko, R. Ufko. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: N. Hiltner, J. Butzer, Miss B. Max- well, P. Cutright, C. Eckloff, S. Blodgett, B. Willenbrock, H. Bach- meier, L. Riffe, D. McHugh, S. Attleson. The Women ' s Recreational Association was re-established under the guidance of Delta Psi Kappa this year. WRA mem- bers improve skills through interest and enjoyment of recrea- tional activities in which they can improve methods of officiat- ing and help develop a high standard of sportsmanship. The advisor is Miss Barbara Maxwell. SOQUINTA That will leach you to make passes at Mike ' Soguinta, women ' s scholastic honorary for sophomores, was newly initiated this year under the guidance of Haught Literary Society. SEATED. Left to Right: L. Bennett, J. White, B. Gwynn. STANDING, Left to Right: E. Herring, P. Sensue, N. Creel, J. Hunt. ■ ' - - •-- TRADITIONS 87 THETA XI Fir-t Place Men ' s Division JACK GEORGE- First Place Men ' i Director M If 8 ft, r 1963 MAY DAY COURT, Left lo Right: Karen Jennings, Judy Langford, Queen Josie Hokzworth, Sandi Woods, Janet Hunt. ALPHA XI DELTA— First Place Women ' s Division COOKIE BRIDGEMAN— First Place Women ' s Director 88 l9)ee£encf 1963 May Day weekend 1963 was opened by the presentation of the court and the crowning of Queen Josie by Bill Robertson, community council president. This was followed by the traditional May Sing and presentation of tro- phies. A Barbecue. A Dance, and An Alumnus Recital added to the enthusiasm of the week- end. Queen osi ' e Jfofhcvortn 89 A-- 1 u --. s -S5C COMMENCEMENT 1963 Bishop Middleton of Pittsburgh and Dr. Martin watch Congratulations, Graduate. Baccalaureate services featured an address by Dr. Stanley proceedings. Martin. Family, friends and relatives crane their necks to find their particular graduate. 91 -. t; FRESHMAN WEEK When Freshmen enter the campus of West Virginia Wesleyan College they find themselves enveloped in a whirlwind of activities which are both frustrating and rewarding. Some Freshmen find it easier than others to adjust to a new environment. All. however, participate in the program of Freshman Week which is filled with varied activities including a picnic, freshman and all campus mixes, a swim party, and days of testing for aptitude, attitude and intelligence. Welcome All! FRESHMAN WEEK An outdoor assembly provides the first college function where the frosh are permitted to wear their coveted beanies. New and returning students and faculty are welcomed. 93 RECEPTION An important activity of the week is the Formal Reception Tea where the new students are welcomed by the faculty and staff. 94 REGISTRATION Registration, although held near the end of the week, is usually the most memorable part. The many hours spent poring over schedules are cul- minated in the endless line for the formal enrolling. In these ways the freshmen become a living part of Weslevan. 95 NANCY HOUSTON Queen CjooAi ' e Jjm ' ogeman 96 Jfomecoming 1963 VIRGINIA McLARDY and SANDRA WOODS LYNNE NELSON 97 Queen Cookie with senior attendants in the reception line. A Wesleyan Queen gives a Wesleyan smile. Sandi Woods, President of Alpha Xi Delta, receiving the Overall Homecoming Trophy. The crowning of the Queen anrl her court by President Martin marked the official beginning of Homecoming 1963. The many weeks of preparation, expectation, and excitement reached a climax as the Queen and her court began their reign. The teas, receptions and reunions, service projects, decorations and a Hootenanny all contributed to the • ' Welcome Home atmosphere of a true homecoming weekend. Alumni and friends met again and enjoyed together the traditional parade, barbecue, football game and dance planned in their honor. Throughout the entire weekend, friendliness and spirit were the watchwords. 98 Queen Cookie presents the winning trophies at the 1963 Homecoming Dance. From Left to Right: Attendants to the queen were Judy Lemon, Jr.; Donna Dodd, Soph.; Suzanne Smolensky Fresh. The Theta Xi ' s first place house decoration named We ' re King of the Mountain and We Ain ' t Lion. Kappa Alpha ' s winning float Raid ' em. Bobcats. WESLEYAN ' S WINTER Some go alone to look and study . . and some of the students gather to carol. Warmth is brought into the frozen season as Mom Harold receives a Christmas gift. 100 II Christmas at Wesleyan?? The all-Campus Christ- mas party brought amazing entertainment. Walt, did you start singing?? isl Even Santa makes a stop at the coffee shop. D C 1 I I I 1 1 101 A WORLD REMOVED By the gym and past tall magnificence . ■ ' sHEPV mgk : i - i ' SH BH ■ ■H H 119 m m into the library from cruncliy sidewalks . or on the lawn by quiet beauty . i v V C 3 102 WINTER Winter brings snow, snow, snow, (and rain!) It brings out a natural respect for beauty, and also gives vent to a natural vearning for fun. Vc ' ' ■ ' •1-V I i ' ' • • crisp, while scenes invite thoughts and travel. I03 jliurmurmontis J,ueen 1964 j. c. t ay lor Miss Beth M. Eddey 1964 Murnrunoor.tls West Virginia Wesleyan ollege Buckhannon, West Virginia 8 Town send Aveni Miami, Florida April 20, 1961. Dear Miss Bddey: As a freelance photographer it was of special interest to me to be asked to select your Hurtnurmontis Queen for I96t. It might be said that beauty is a part of my business, which constantly keeps me on the move, but this is my first experience as a judge of it. Beauty often penetrates the camera, but let me assure you that it is difficult to rely on photographs alone in choosing a queen. I wish that I might have had the opportunity of meeting and talking with all f the girls contesting for the title. I hoce that I have done an adequate job. My warmest congratulations to Alice- as your queen and to Judith and Barbara, second and third runners-up. Kost sincerely, J Taylor . Jllp£a Xi ' Delta JKiss Alice Gray on 104 L)econo J ace Uneta Cni JKiss tjuoi fcemon l ii ' rcf J J ace Jlfp£a 2 ef a 7 i JKiss Jlarbara Jiurns 105 A appa Ji p ia Jne a Jii JKiss JRarjorie Jianson JKiss Jt aren J enninas Zeta Jau Jlfpha KPTt Snl iy « ' aiwJi jMv 29 I iC ' .i ' ■ ' itf- 7. j lUl JKiss Ciarofe J J rese 106 l pha lamina Delta Delta JKi 7% Sigma Cjpsi on JlCrs. v aroIe JKontoua JKiss C J Jen Jox jRrs. Qjaro e J fart 107 May Queen, lovely Lynne Nelson, takes her place in the middle of her senior attendants Nancy Houston, Frances Benson, Ann Royse, and Brenda Blake. The underclass members of Lynne ' s court are Polly Lowe, freshman ; Barbara Burns, sophomore ; and Lois Bradbury, junior. fa u 9, d € « Phi Sigma Epsilon, king group of May Sing, is the winner of the men ' s division. Director D wight Menard also holds the trophy for the best male director. Winner of the women ' s division is Alpha Xi Delta sorority for the second consecutive year. MAY WEEKEND 1964 May Sing in the gym is one of the most colorful, entertaining, and exciting events of the year. Eleven singing groups participated. Here the May Queen was announced. 109 Taking second place in the women ' s division was Jenkins Hall under the direction of Susan Barnes, the best women ' s director. At the Carousel May Dance, students dance . . . 1 f SMJ I Br — K m i r ( r j J — ' - lflB E9ll  kW r w-i SB IfS ,J3 1 H™ AiB «JnHil x-v - -3 v HC Bill Burns, Community Council President, crowns Lynn Nelson, 1964 May Queen. , to the tunes of Benny Benack ' s orchestra. Ruth Cairns holds the Alpha Gamma Delta trophy for the Tug ' 0 War. no Theta Chi ' s struggle for the men ' s trophy which went to Kappa Alpha Order. A SING, A QUEEN, A DANCE, AND TUG 0 ' WAR The Class Gift. West Virginia Wesleyan ' s seventy-fourth Baccalaureate service. Barbara Ann Benker receiving the William B. Hatfield Fine Arts Award from President Martin. Candidates for the Bachelor of Arts. . . . and where do we go from here? Candidates for the Bachelor of Science. 112 C. ReJyea A. Shoemaker P. Odom Receiving their diplomas . . . R. R crnft H. Morita Charles Vance Slarkey receiving the Francis Asbury Award. Dignity The aftermath. COMMENCEMENT 1964 BACHELOR OF ARTS Cum Laude Becky Jene Emch Vernon Monroe Hart Alice Kay Hopkins Robert Martin Moore Marva Eiaine Wesner BACHELOR OF ARTS Magna Cum Laude Janet Lee Kunz Edward John Mullen. Jr. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Cum Laude Paul Victor Dufour 113 GREEKS ■ter- r- 115 INTER- FRATERNITY COUNCIL Thela X Delia XL Phi Sigma Epsilon. FRONT ROW. SEATED. Left to Right: W. Bruso, P. Leyon, F. Bialon, V. Costa. SECOND ROW, SEATED. Left to Right: B. McFadden, C. Fitz. H. Ruemeli, J. Berger, S. Ross. THIRD ROW. Left to Right: J. Davies, R. Decatur, R. Roddy. P. Mistretta, D. Schaffner. D. Stevens, P. Lattore. The Inter-Fraternity Council strives to develop a sense of purpose, responsibility, discipline, cohesion and vitality in the men ' s Greek groups. Officers of I.F.C. are: Henry Ruemeli. president: Jack Berger. vice president: Carl Fitz. secretary: and Bruce McFadden. treas- urer: and advisor. Dean S. Ross. The activities of I.F.C. include co-or- dinating Greek Week and Campus intra- murals. 116 Alpha Delia Pi. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council co-ordinates the ac- tivities of the four sororities and acts as a judiciary hoard for them. Its projects this year have included rush activities, Greek Week, and the Panhellenie Workshop. Pat Bradford is president: Trudy Rannells. vice president: San- dra Kessler. treasurer: and Elizabeth Bucher. secretary. Dean Marion McBrair is advisor. Alpha i Delia Ifc SEATED, Left to Right: E. Bucher, P. Bradford, T. Rannells. BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Brown, A. Gillenwater, M. Brboks, L. Milhoan, C. Hoylman. Alpha Gamma Delta. Zeta Tau Alpha. 117 C. Allsopp L. Bennett L. Blake A. Blankenship L. Bona fed J. Bowers J. Branton J. Breakwell S. Castiller R. Cairns B. Connor M. Curry K. DeRbrugge J. Dunlop B. Farley D. Firth E. Foglesong P. Forshay J. Fresh P. Frye C. Green H. Gommoll C. Hearn K. Hawes Sing, sisters, sing Spring brings picnics. Alpha Gamma Delta stresses scholarship, leadership and active participation in all college functions. At Homecoming this fall its efforts were rewarded when the stagecoach bearing the slogan Hold Lp Concord won second place in float competition. Again this year the Alpha Gams won the Panhellenic Scholarship trophy for the seventh consecutive semester. The Alpha Gams are especially proud of their twenty new pledges. These girls were honored at the winter pledge formal and again at the spring formal. Senior girls were also honored with a spring picnic. The fraternity ' s altruistic project for this year goes toward Crippled Children ' s counsellor training centers. The Alpha Gams work with the Upshur County Society for Crippled Children. Easter Seals Campaign, and KKKK. The officers for the chapter this year were: Lou Ellen Blake, president: Kay Smith, first vice president; Joyce Breakwell. second vice president: Carol Hart, recording secretary: Sue Kelly, corresponding secretary; Roberta Laraba. treasurer. 118 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA E. Heineman A. Hollis C. Hoylman S. Kelley H. KensilJ S. Kiser R. Laraba R. Lawrence E. I-ozier N. Masonheimer ' ' Hold Up Concord. C. Masher B. MarCallum C. McCauley E. Pembroke M. Phillips C. Rogers K. Schwartz P. Shaw I, Shepherd K. Smith N. Meredith G. Milliken T. Rannells N. Swango M. Thornton J. Risher C. Warner L. Roberts 119 S. Abraha M. Adam ALPHA DELTA PI Greek Week was a huge success for the ADPi ' s. Ginger McLard) was elected Greek Week Queen. Alpha Delta Pi took first honors in the weekend ' s sports events. Carol Standing led the ADPi ' s in Porgy and Bess. their May Sing selection. Sister Judy Langford was Senior Attendant to the May Queen. Senior ADPi ' s were bid farewell at the annual Black and White Diamond Formal, given in their honor. And at last the final sorority meeting to be held in the annex was over. ADPi ' s are thrilled with their new sorority room. The sisters proudly displayed it at their Homecoming Tea. A scavenger hunt marked the beginning of the ADPi ' s active social life. A Christmas in November party was held and much needed appliances were given to the kitchen. Mardi gras was the theme of the formal rush party which helped Alpha Delta Pi to gain nineteen new pledges. At Christmas time, pledges and actives caroled for the old people ' s home and presented each patient with a Christmas stocking. A Christmas slumber party was held in the sorority room. Pledges were honored at their Pledge Dance ' in January. ADPi ' s are proud of sisters Karen Sorg. Mary Ann Kelly. Carol Boehle and Barbara Burns who are Wesleyan ' s four girl cheer- leaders. At Homecoming. Senior Attendants were Lynne Nelson. Nancy Houston, and Ginger McLardy with Sue Smolenski as Freshman Attendant and Judi Lemon as Junior Attendant, later chosen Theta Chi Sweetheart. The officers of this year are Ginger McLardy, president : Sandra Swingle, vice president: Nancy Houston, secre- tary: and Bettv Bavles. treasurer. B. Cordero J. Cucinotta P. Ei engart A. Espey S. Gammon? M. Goodhue L. Hamlin J. Hanle S. Harding J. Haught B. Hess D. Hottinger N. Houston L. Huss M. Kelly P. Kerr 120 P. Ragsdale M. Rothmami M. Trnpniiz B. Walter S. Smolenski D. Ward K. Sorg L. Weaver B. Spitzer I tandin i J. White S. William? 5. bwinale P. Will-mi M. Tomaselli M. Ziegler 121 J. Anderson J. Angelo L. Ault B. Beatty S. Becker B. Blake B. Bowman P. Bra f ford C. Bridgerrun H. Bright D. Brown M. Christian S. Cockerill P. Cook A. Crayton P. Deacon D. DuBois B. Emmerth S. Engle A. Gillenwater B. Gwynn K. Jennings D. Keeper J. Knorr The Fuzzies left school in Ma elated at the vear ' s end activities, after receiving first place in May Sing, as well as having Cookie Bridgeman receive first place director. In addition to having Sandv Winds as Junior Attendant and Karen Jennings. Sophomore At- tendant at May Dav. Brenda Blake. Kappa Alpha Sweetheart, re- ceived recognition as the Murniurmontis Queen: Ann Rovse as Kappa Alpha Belle of the Ball and Karen Jennings as Theta Xi Sweetheart. Returning to all the activities of Homecoming, the Alpha Xi s were again honored by being represented by Cookie ' Bridgeman as Queen, and Sandra Woods as a Senior Attendant. Also, a trophy for overall participation and a first place trophy for the Project of Homecoming were awarded the Alpha Xis. Throughout the vear. activities included a rummage sale, a Christmas party for the nced children of Buckhannon. a winter pledge dance — Pledges In Tovland. a February Cupid s Capers Dance, honoring the Sweetheart. Mr. Ralph Shattuck and the annual Rose Formal. The officers for the vear are Sandra Woods, president: Jeannine Lemon, vice president: Pat Brafford. secretary, and Xancy Dean, treasurer. Our Cookie, Homecoming Queen Is it for real? 122 G. L ' Amoreaux J. Lemon L. Lewis P. Lowe L. Martin R. Martin E. Mesologites L. Montgomery B. Mulligan F. Price J. Pruett C. Relyea A. Royse L. Sackett K. Schrecker S. Schroeder Mrs. R. Shattuck B. Shewell F, Solomon L. Stifler M, Taylor C. Tourtellotte M. Turner M. Turner ALPHA XI DELTA K. Wamsley L. Wilson J. Woodford J. Woods S.Woods Dine with your sisters. ' Our Fall Pledges. 123 ZETA TAU ALPHA S. Barkley M. Baughman P. Bergen M. Brook? H. Brown E. Burlier © PI -1 E. Copley K. Davis S. Fisher Zeta Tau Alpha Receptii 1. Mo m .1. Myers C. Olivo C. Preset M. Roberts C. Seidler P. Shurtleff L. Vrancken R. Wagner J. Warriner A. While 124 Make Vm Fall i ! If- ( hristmas Time. Zeta Tau Alpha, although the youngest sorority on Wesleyan ' s campus has many and varied activities to its credit. The first hig event of the year was Homecoming, in which we par- ticipated with a float and campus tours. It is a tradition of Zeta to hold a dessert for each of the five fraternities. The first was held in November for Theta Chi. the second for Delta Xi ' s in January. Following came desserts for Kappa Alpha in March. Theta Xi in April and Phi Sigma Epsilon in May. Christmas was celebrated bv a philanthropic project at the two city hospitals. The group caroled, and generally spread good cheer to the patients. December 7. the Zeta ' s held their fall pledge formal, the White Violet Ball. This year ' s big events were climaxed with the April formal weekend, held at the Coach and Tour. The officers for this eai are Joan Mown, president: Janice Myers, vice president: Suzanne Barkle . secretary; and Margaret Klick. treasurer. Actives helping Pledge ' - The Formal Initiation of Zeta Tau Alpha. I 125 Let ' s Bird. 126 Faster, Boys Faster 127 DELTA XI G. Laukus J. Patterson M. Mason J. Pruett R. McNeil D. Rhome .1. Mistretla R. Rogers M. Mittnacht W. Roland E. Olson J. Pape Mr. P. Ruhloiv H. Ruemeli 128 Sitting On Top of the Worls! 1 3 %. L c 4 J. Russo F. Scerbo A. Schoonover R. Schulleri R. Schweitzer R. Sevell J. Sisson J. Smith A. Stearn J. Stein G. Stevens E. Thomas R. Willard C. Wineland J. Woodruff J. Young 129 ■ kus D. Car] J. Co Ian i .. i ome R. I ulp R. Dowling It. Drenning P. Edmund? C. Fair W. Fra er M. Friend Furbee C. Gilchrest F. Coodricli L. Hinkle R. Holland T. Hopper D. Huifcut S. Erk S. Jacks-nn J. Kerwood A.-Leach P, Leyon R. Lockhart J. Lovell J. Marshall G. Marlin J. McFarlin H. Miller 1M11 L. Martisko B. MacFadden THETA CHI That ' s the way, brother. 130 Again this year Delta Gamma Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity was found to be quite active both on Wesleyan ' s campus and at their beautiful home at 74 College Avenue. The fraternity was well represented on campus by having brothers placed in various offices of college organizations, plus having brothers in the honorary circles and societies. They were also well represented in the participation of varsity athletics by supplying members to every athletic team at the college. Theta Chi swept the intramural football championship, and for the fifth straight year it captured the volleyball championship. Also, the brothers were rewarded second place trophies for their efforts in the annual Homecoming and Greek Week activities. Social activities have included open house on weekends, the Winter Dream Girls Formal and the Spring Formal, and parties on big weekends for which combos were provided, and entertainment and favors as remembrances of the gala affair. This year ' s officers were: Dave Schaffner, president; Leo Vartan, vice president; Charles Stickle, secretary; Thomas Hopper, treasurer. Theta Chi Dream Girl is Judi Lemon. The voices of the brothers of Theta Chi can often be heard echoing across Wesleyan ' s campus singing It Is To Thee Dear Old Theta Chi. . Mills . Moffatt , Montgomery . Nelson . Newman . Odor Oluszak . Resler . Riedell . Sabom . Schaffner . Schehl . Shilling Schneeman J. Williams J. Wilson R. Yockel D. Zeising Home Sweet Home 131 THETA XI Cheering them on to victory! Since the formal initiation of Theta Xi on November ' l. 1963, the brothers of Kappa Tau Chapter have made excellent progress in all fields of endeavor. Thev won First Place in the Mav Sing Competition and received the Best Director Award, making it a double victory for the brotherhood. First Place Trophy was won duriitg Homecoming for the Best House Dec- orations. Athletically Theta Xi came back after a defeat to win First Place Softball Competition in the Greek Division and Campus Independent Rivals. The Theta Xi Guvs won two First Place victories in the ' B and ' C Leagues in volleyball. Kappa Tau sponsors a variety of social functions throughout the vear in an attempt to provide the mem- bers with a well-rounded fraternity social life. Several house parties are scheduled each semester. The Irish Ball is the highlight of the year. This year ' s officers are Rick Hopkins, president: Bob Decatur, vice president: Heyward Hamerick. cor- responding secretary: James Haine. treasurer. The Sweet- heart is Karen Jennings. N. Anderson R. Beem P. Byerly M. Blair E. Bridges W. Bunting H. Buzzard L. Byers R. Chamberlain D. Chapman G. Cobb R. Cole V. Costa G. Curtis D. Dann M. Davis R. Decatur W. DeHart C. DiUey C. Downer C. Echols R. Elliott D. Eppinger P. Evans W. Fisher C. Fitz G. Francis M. Funk J. Garris G. George Sr. G. Glauner G. Gray 132 Theta Xi Guj Our Dog i ' S. Gutekunst J. Lowe W. Phillips J. Sorber J. Haine R. Marraccini D. Prostate S. Underwood J. Hall J. Montoya N. Richards J. Watts H. Hamrick H. Morita J. Roach R. Warrin H. Hansen F. Hopkins D. Hulslander W. Lawson L. Mvcrs J. McCune W. Nye D. Pearce R. Scott J. Seath Mr. R. Shattuck W. Smilh R. Wiblin W. Williams R. Winget W. W irth 133 KAPPA ALPHA 111 D. Allman A. Barnes J. Berger D. Bobo B. Bonsall J. Bounds R. Bowers S. Bovce R. Burgtorf B. Butterfield C. Carpenter D. Cor belt E. DeWolf R. Dorr T. Dunn ' Sounding of the Top w =m mU Home of the Southern Gentlemen 2a D. Faust K. Fors E ren J. Funk T. Garland S. Grubb M. Hanson R. Havden R. Heit W. Hirks G. Hiser J. Justh Mr. G. Keester J. Keys G. Lange S. Lantz P. Lattore 134 The Brothers of Kappa Alpha Order started off the year by winning first place at Homecoming with their Raid ' em. Bob- cats! float. The annual Sweetheart Dance opened this year ' s formal functions. This ear it was held on December 6. with the selection of Marjorie Hanson as the new Sweetheart. The Convivium which celebrates Robert E. Lee ' s birthday was a success. The highlight of the vear was the Old South Weekend which includes a picnic, a parade, and the l i ie Ball. Kappa Alpha was proud to take the largest pledge class for second semester receiving nineteen pledges. Their new mascot is a St. Bernard, named Rebel Rose. The officers for the year were as No. 1 David Stevens. No. 2 Albert Shoemaker and No. 3 Gar- rett Lange. C. Law R. Long J. Magiske 11 D. Masta D. McCuskey G. McKinney Trouble in the Kitchen R. Moore S. Moore J. Muczko £12 D. Newell C. O ' Hapan J. Pfeiffer Crowning of the New Sweetheart 9 3 ' 3 M. Seifried B. Talkington J. Seymour R. Tenney A. Shoemaker R. Thomas E. Shoemaker J. Tweedy C. Snyder K. Wallace D. Stevens B. West Stewart Stuart S. Widmeyer M. Hymes 135 This is the fifth year that Phi Kappa Chapter has repre- sented Phi Sigma Epsilon national fraternity on Wesleyan ' s campus. It has again had an interesting variety of activities. Included in these were sports events, dances, parties, college functions and national fraternity victories. In the area of athletics, the Phi Sig C team took first place honors. The fall and spring formals were outstanding high spots in a vear crowded with house parties. Co-opera- tion with the college in its functions is one of the principles of the fraternity. In Christmas decorations Phi Sig took an- other first place. In Greek Week field activities third place was achieved. It was a proud day in the life of the fraternity when Phi Sigma Epsilon was designated summa cum laude in national scholarship competition of the National Inter-Fraternity Conference. Phi Sigma Epsilon is proud to have Carol Hearn reigning as sweetheart this year. The officers for this year are Richard Roddy, president; Bob Moore, vice president; Dave Good- win, secretary: Ray Sampson, treasurer. The brothers of Phi Sigma Epsilon reside at 102 East Main Street. R. Hillard P. Nickell Let Concord ' Em It ' s chow time! ' 136 PHI SIGMA EPSILON J. Anyan J. Cassidy D. Goodwin G. McGrew R. Roddy R. Beaver L. Dillon S. Huang T. Okamoto W. Smith A. Bennett C. Doerr T. Jenson E. Parmelee J. Stewart D. Byrom W. Eichelberger W. Markey R. Parrack D. Tracey W. Bruso K. Foster B. Mason R. Phillips W. Turner S. Burgess a Gili D. Menard W. Powell G. Walton W. Burns R. Gillespie R. Moore A. Putnam P. Weaver 137 ■ •« - - - - ATHLETICS 139 FOOTBALL 1963 Coaches Ellis and Coach Pugh. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Masta, P. Mistretta, R. Tenncy, C. Farr, C. Wood, D. Tenney, R. Williard, J. Bergcr, L. Montgomery, C. Furbee. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: T. Newman, C. Sheppard. L. Walter, R. Sevell, E. DeWolfe, D. Schaffner, J. Colan, N. Schofield, G. Hershman, Coach W Pu h. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: J. Rail, B. Hill, C. Snyder, P. Erwin, R.. Dorr, J. Johnson, S. Jackson, J. McFarlin, J. Schneeman, G Hi«er, Coach J. Myers, Coach H. Ellis. FOURTH ROW, Left to Risht: R. Hayden, W. Lyons, D. Drenning, R. Lockhaxt, D. Kessler, T. Patrick, T. Shira, G. Lyle, J. Oluszak, G. Blankenship. BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Smith, W. Garrett, J. Swarr, J. Taylor, D. Petro, J. Ross, W. Reger, A. Panaia, J. Getty, C. St. Clair, B. McGinnis, J. May. . - Charles Furbee assists teammates on a tackle. Two points as Wesleyan scores on a safety. Senior quarterback L. D. Montgomery fires another pass to help the team to another win. Seniors Jack Berger. Bob Fair, and Ronald Tennev. Senior Pat Mistretta Senior Daniel Masta punts again. Senior Darrel Tennev at the post. The 1963 football season was one of excitement. The team finished with a record of six wins and three losses. The squad was a young one, consisting of ten seniors, thirteen juniors, ten sophomores, and fifteen freshmen. The most exciting point of the Bobcats ' games was the outstanding play of the defensive unit. The last four games showed only six points scored against Wesleyan, and these on an interception. The play of the defensive unit was instrumental in the homecoming win over Concord, when they scored a safety in the second half to help clinch the game. The defense is only half of the football team, and the offense wasn ' t lacking in their play. The ground play was excellent throughout the entire season with good running backs and good passing to keep the opposition on their toes at all times. Wesleyan 00 13 Westminster Wesleyan .°, Concord Wesleyan 27 12 Fairmont Wesleyan 1 1 W. Va. Tech Wesleyan 20 6 Salem Wesleyan 26 Shepard Wesleyan 7 20 Glenville Wesleyan 41 6 Georgetown Wesleyan 7 13 West Libertv Senior Russ Willard. Wesleyan hands slop the opposition for little gain at the line of Scrimmage. TO? Km ggjf§|r DM • •  w. t Bgy| | ft 9- A V ' f p fcj! ,• - 3 s . ' • Freshman Jeff Getty is finally nailed on a run of a few yards after getting a first down. Senior Bob Fan kicks another of his extra point conversions with Tony Panaia as the holder. 144 Steve Jackson carries the ball through the Shepard line while Jack Johnson (42), L. D. Montgomery (13), and John McFarlin look on. Senior Co-captain Carl Wood. Ray Dorr prepares to run the option with Jack Johnson on the run. 145 ' The Weslevan hooters move in on the attack against the Fairmont Team. A Bobcat beats a Fairmont player to the ball and the result is a goal. 146 SOCCER 1963 The 1963 Soccer team had a 2-4 won-lost record this season, but improved as the season progressed. For the first time since its founding, the soccer team had a full time coach in Coach John Myers. Both wins were against Fairmont, but close games were also played against Davis and Elkins. W. Va. University, and Frostburg, Md. The team consists mainly of underclassmen, with Paul Darlington as the onl senior on the squad. Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan 2 Davis-Elkins 4 2 Fairmont 3 Fairmont 2 Davis-Elkins 3 W. Va. Univ. 3 1 Frostbum 3 W - w : . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Coach Myers, G. Martin, C. Klebez, P. Darlington, J. Hunter, G. Lange, D. Thatcher, C. Dilly. SECOND ROW: T. Terry, T. Brandt, H. Francis, L. Miller. E. Riedell, J. Hersh, J. Chemaly. J. Dawson. THIRD ROW: J. Baird, J. Montoya, J. Cummings. J. Seath, R. Leonard, W. Lenz, J. Pape. 147 Ralph Bianchi tells how it should be done. Chuck Dillev and James Dawson move in on the ball in a win over Fairmont. 148 Heads up is the cry as the bobcats work their way to a victory over Fairmont. Goalie James Montova saves a ball as Lee Miller looks on in the D and E Homecoming game. 149 FROM - ft lo Right: Coach F. Ellis, M. Reeve . F Right: J. Marsh, A. Pre ' ■ kn F. D •-- - j, D. Jimison, D. Drenning, L. Nelson, Coach W. Pugh. Come, R. Slade, C. Miller, J. Smith. THIRD ROW, Left T opkinson. The Bobcats ' basketball team this year had another winning season with a 17-8 « on-lost record. They started the season by winning the annual Shrine Tournament held at Weston. The season from that point had its ups and downs, but there were more of the ups. Wesleyan was the only team in the conference to beat the West Virginia Tech five, and the tough Morris Harvey squad. The team com- piled 2047 points in comparison to 1958 for their opposition. There ' s always one clown in the show, as Ca Char plain Pat IV ' - Charlie Miller sinks one more foul. The team consisted mainly of under- classmen, with only three seniors. Pat Mistretta. Don Jamison, and James Cole. They were well represented in the state Tournament, but lost in the quarter finals to Morris Harvey. In the all-conference selections, two bob- cats were placed on the first team. Junior Fred Suder and Sophomore Mickey Reeves. Funk, Jimison and Nelson reach for the ball in a tight game against a host of the opposition. 153 CROSS COUNTRY 1963 FRONT ROW. Left to Right: D. Byrom, L. Martisko, R. Marraccini, N. Richards. SECOND ROW: W. Phillips, M. Moellendick, B. Lawson. Coach D. Reemsnyder. The Wesleyan Harriers had a losing season this year with a record of one win and four losses. They also placed fourth in the state championship meet. Wesleyan 39 16 West Liberty Wesleyan 23 32 Concord Wesleyan 33 22 Fairmont Wesleyan 49 15 Bethany Wesleyan 28 27 Fairmont State Meet West Liberty 33 Fairmont 48 Concord 62 Weslevan 67 Norvin Richards crosses the finish line at the homecoming meet. 154 SWIMMING 1964 FROiNT ROW, Left to Right: T. Shewbridge, N. Richards, R. Bonsall, R. Frank, B. Bond, J. Chase. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: R. Miller, P. Klick, G. Hall, D. Hulslander, G. Klebez, J. Cummings, J. Cole. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: W. Edwards, J. Baird, R. Wiblin, R. VanMullen, H. Miller, W. Roland, B. Aitchinson, Coach J. Myers. 1964 Swimmir g Team Record Wesleyan 31 63 w.v.u. Wesleyan 46 48 W. Va. State Wesleyan 27 64 West Liberty Wesleyan 40 55 Shepard Wesleyan 39 56 Fairmont Wesleyan 47 47 Davis-EIkins Wesleyan 33 61 Bethany Wesleyan 58 57 Fairmont Wesleyan 46 51 West Liberty The Bobcats finished fifth in the West Virginia Confer- ence Swim Meet. « V George Hall picks up points for Wesleyan. 155 John Chase performs a back dive to gain extra points for Wesleyan in a swimming meet. A forward twist is one of John Chase ' s special ties as he leads the divers to a victory. 156 David Hulslander and George Hall take their marks on the starting blocks. In its first year, the Wesleyan swimming team compiled a record of one victory, one tie, and seven losses. In the state meet, the team finished in fifth place, with two fourth ' s and one fifth. In the diving division, the team was led by John Chase and George Hall. Many of the swimmers and divers will re- turn for the second season under Coach John Myers. Lettering for the Swimming Team were: Robert Bonsall, John Cummings, George Hall. David Hulslander. George Klehez, Norvin Richards, and Richard VanMullen. Two Bobcat swimmers reach the halfway mark in the breaststroke. 157 TENNIS 1963 The 1963 tennis team compiled an excellent record of eight wins and one loss, and came in second in the state championships. The team left an excellent squad for the 1964 season. Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan 6 3 Marietta 7 2 Davis and Elkins 8 1 Fairmont 5 2 Salem 4 5 Bethany 8 1 Davis and Elkins 6 3 Morris Harvey 7 2 Fairmont 7 2 Salem Harvey Morita Andrew Kessler FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R. Mukoda, A. Kessler, J. Ayres, E. Fujimoto, H. Morita. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Coach D. Reemsnyder, W. Phillips, R. Cole, B. Bond, R. Patchen, J. Watts. 158 ' m mm m$ w Edward Fujimoto Harvy Morita Wesleyan 6 3 Marietta Wesleyan 6 3 Davis and Elkins Wesleyan 8 1 Marietta Wesleyan 7 2 Concord Wesleyan 5 4 Salem Wesleyan 8 1 W. Va. Tech Wesleyan 4 5 Davis and Elkins Wesleyan 9 Salem Wesleyan 6 3 Fairmont Wesleyan 5 4 Morris Harvey Wesleyan 7 2 Frostburg Wesleyan 7 2 Fairmont Wesleyan 7 2 Concord TENNIS 1964 The 1964 tennis team had an excellent season, with a record of twelve wins and one loss. The tennis team once again captured the state championship at Wheeling. ' mm FRONT ROW, Left to Right: E. Fujimoto, R. Cole. H. Morita. SECOND ROW, Lett to Right: Coach D. Reemsnyder, T. Chitambar, J. McFarlin, C. Furhee, P. Lattore. Richard Cole 159 fc FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Coach F. EUis, M. Tenny. R. Sueter, J. Teets, P. Nye, S. Kapostas, J. Cole. SECOND ROW- R. Jevnes, D. Westfall, T. Warden, G. Hershraan, C. O ' Hagan. D. Ranson, P. Mistretta. THIRD ROW: J. Wolf, W. Nye, J. Williams, J. Johnson, R. Holland. R. Lockhart, B. Fisher. BASEBALL 1963 The 1963 baseball team closed out the season with a winning record of twelve wins and eight losses. Four of the losses were made by only one run. With a little more luck, the team could have finished with a better record. This year ' s team lost four seniors, while the outlook for next year ' s appears good. Wesleyan 6 5 Glenville Wesleyan 5 2 W. Va. Tech Wesleyan 3 4 wvu Wesleyan 5 7 Marietta Wesleyan 5 6 W. Va. State Wesleyan 5 2 Davis-Elkins Wesleyan 19 1 W. Va. State Wesleyan 12 5 Davis-Elkins Wesleyan 8 23 Muskingum Wesleyan 5 4 Glenville Wesleyan 9 3 Salem Wesleyan 5 6 Salem Wesleyan 8 4 Concord Wesleyan 3 4 West Liberty Wesleyan 6 1 Concord Wesleyan 2 11 West Liberty Wesleyan 3 WVU Wesleyan 5 1 Fairmont Wesleyan 11 8 W. Va. Tech Wesleyan 5 Fairmont 160 fr ' ■ iw - ■ An infield hit starts things going for the Bobcats. John Teets fires across a quick strike. A Bobcat is forced out at the plate, but the bases remain loaded with a good chance to score. ,- ' . ■ .. ■ ► 161 BASEBALL 1964 The 1964 baseball season was a very long one. with only five wins against fourteen losses. The squad opened the season winning three of their first five games, but then were only able to win two more during the remainder of the season. The team never gave up. under Coach Ellis. fc •.- $- Wesleyan 4 10 WVTJ Wesleyan 4 5 Fairmont Wesleyan 7 6 Glenville Wesleyan 3 5 Fairmont Wesleyan 4 6 Salem Wesleyan 2 8 Morris Harvey Wesleyan 7 Davis and Elkins Wesleyan 3 4 Morris Harvey Wesleyan 8 5 Davis and Elkins Wesleyan 2 10 Salem 162 1. FRONT ROW, Left to Rightr D. Ranson, W. Nye, P. Mistretta, D. Westfall, R. Jeynes, G. Hersliman, B. Stimaker, N. Schofield. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: T. Willey, J. Johnson, R. Holland, C. O ' Hagan, J. Williams, Coach F. Ellis. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: J. May, L. Smith, D. Petro, T. HaUiday, T. Terry. 2. Larry Smith smacks one towards third. 3. Smith once again is safe on a stolen base. 4. With a mighty swing, Pat Mistretta strikes out. 5. Pat Mistretta first again, in the hopes that this will be the third out. 6. R. Jeynes stretches, and the runner is out. yJ i ; m o Li m « Wesleyan 6 5 Gl enville Wesleyan 1 5 W. Va. Tech Wesley an 1 4 West Liberty- Wesleyan 2 W. Va. Tech Wesleyan 3 2 West Liberty Wesleyan 5 10 Concord Wesleyan 3 12 Muskingum Wesleyan 5 7 Concord Wesleyan t 3 7 M [arietta 163 TRACK 1963 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Patterson, R. Yockel, C. Wood, R. Wood, W. Cummings, J. Berger, R. Marraccini, D. Kalor. SECOND ROW, ' Left to Right: J. Rail, J. Booker, P. Envin, C. Miller, J. Schneeman, D. Schofield, C. Snyder, D. Thatcher, J. Colan, Coach W. Pugh. Paul Marraccini takes the lead at the first hurdle in the highs. . ' •, K , -  ■ ■ ■: The 196 3 track team won the state championship meet and came in second place at the West Virginia University track meet at Morgantown. The team posted a record of four wins, one loss, and one tie on their way to the state championship. There were only two seniors on the squad, William Cummings and William Wood. This left a good nucleus for next year ' s team. James Schneeman set a state record for the shot during the meet. Paul Marraccini lead? at tile stan of a race against Concord. 1963 Track Record West Virginia State Conference Champs Second place at the West Virginia Invitational Track Meet Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan 63 48 61 79 79 62 63 76 60 65 13 46 Fairmont Concord Fairmont W. Liberty D-E Frostburg Charles Miller barely sneaks over the bar in the high jump. TRACK 1964 The 1964 track team went into the state championship track meet as the underdogs and came out as the champions. The meet was highlighted by the effort of the Bobcats as they squeezed through by a total of one and a half points. During the meet, James Schneeman broke the con- ference record for the shot. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: C. Snyder, T. DeWolfe, C. Wood, J. Berger, P. Marriccini, R. Yockel. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: C. Miller, T. Shira, J. Patterson, R. Leonard, J. Dyrenforth, T. Harris. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: D. Kessler, B. Lyons, J. Schneeman, Coach Pugh. 166 John Patterson hands off the baton to Ted DeWolfe. James Schneeman on his way to another victory in the discus. • Charles Miller in the broad jump. 167 GOLF 1963 The 1963 golf team had a good season under the direction of Coach David Reem- snyder with a record of eight wins, four losses, and one tie. all in duel meets. Wesleyan 4y 2 ioy 2 Shenadoah Wesleyan 5 15 Morris Harvey Wesleyan 1 19 Marietta Wesleyan 1 5 W.Va. Tech Wesleyan 7% 7i 2 Fairmont Wesleyan 10 5 Frostburg Wesleyan 8 7 Wheeling Wesleyan 13 12 Davis-Elkins Wesleyan 9% sy 2 W. Va. State Wesleyan v-2 19% Bethany Wesleyan 8y 2 6y 2 Glenville Wesleyan sy 2 6% Fairmont Wesleyan 12 3 W. Va. Tech Stephen Grubb Thomas Wriston Lynn Harris and Kenneth Maloney conversing. 168 GOLF 1964 The 1964 golf team had one of the best seasons recorded. The team finished out the season with a record of twenty wins. five losses, and one tie. State Meet Wheeling 435 West Liberty 453 WESLEYAN 454 Salem 465 Morris Harvey 467 Concord 467 Glenville 470 Fairmont 477 W. Va.- State 480 Davis and Elkins 536 Van Mullen out of the trap FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Grubb, K. Maloney, E. Sheats. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Coach J. Myers, L. Harris, R. VanMullen, V. Costa, C. Barry. 169 And here is what is cordially known as school spirit embodied in six of the most enthusiastic students on campus. Cheers to Mary Ann Kelley, Ronald Patchen, Barbara Burns, Karen Sorg, Howard Stowe and Carol Boele! Wesleyan ' s Pep Rally. 170 HOCKEY TEAM The Women ' s Hockey Team played three games this year against Davis and Eikins. Captain Ruth Cairns ' previous train- ing at Constant Applbee ' s Hockey Camp in the Poccono ' s helped the girls. Winding up the season the team tied with Fairmont ' s top team. Miss Barbara Maxwell was the official and the advisor. SPRING AQUACADE The synchronized swimming club of Wesleyan presented their first water show, Seasonal Aquade, in the spring. The show consisted of ten numbers representing each of the four seasons of the year. Appearing in solo and duet numbers were Sally Bishop, Carol Allen, and Kathryn Hawes. In the group numbers were Barbara Willenbrock, Sharon Blodgett, Patricia Forshay, Carol Gaiser. Ruth Cairns, Barbara Fogarty, Nancy Hiltner, Judy Carstenen, Janet Bard, Linda Lantz, Linda Roberts, and Cassandra Monroe. The instructor was Miss Barbara Maxwell. 171 MEN ' S INTRAMURALS The intramurals for men this year were dominated by Theta Chi fraternity, but Delta XVi and Theta Xi were also in the running. In the football division, the ' A ' league went to Theta Chi, the ' ET to Delta Xi. and a tie between Delta Xi and Theta Chi for the ' C championship. In volleyball, the ' A ' league was won by Theta Chi. while Theta Xi won the ' B ' and ' C leagues. Theta Chi swept all three leagues in basketball. A play off between Delta Xi and Theta Xi was needed to deter- mine the softball winner. Theta Xi won by one run. In the independent division, football was won by the Morticians, basketball by the Mudrats. volleyball by the Spastics, and soft- ball by the Wayoos. William Roland and Paul Mamccini fight for a rebound. j i « i ' V- + 0t-. ' ■. ■ ' - —■ ' Craig Barry is saft Phi Sigma Epsilon. tst on the way to a victory over Independent league basketball. William Roland gets the jump in the championship game against Theta Chi. Theta Xi versus Theta Chi. Theta Chi conference. 173 First Semester Winners Archery — Zeta Tau Alpha Flag Football— Alpha Delta Pi, Jenkins Hall New Dorm Shuffleboard — Jenkins Hall Bowling — Zeta Tau Alpha Volleyball — Jenkins Hall, New Dorm Second Semester Winners Basketball— Alpha Delta Pi Bowling— Alpha Delta Pi Shuffleboard — Alpha Gamma Delta Scorers talley up the points at a basketball game. Geraldine Clark accepts Jenkins ' Victory Trophy from Patricia Forshay. The Women ' s Intramural ' s basketball officials. SEATED, Left to Right: B. WUlenblock, D. McHugh. BACK ROW, Left to Right: R. Ufko, P. Forshay, D. Ufko. A crowd of players dance and prance to keep up with the ball. 174 Women ' s Intramural Basketball games are halfway between a rumble and a ballet. Jump Ball! ■ Get that rebound! Alpha Delta Pi ' s Judy Miller passes off to a teammate. WOMEN ' S INTRAMURALS This year the Women ' s Intramural Program was operated by a co-ordinat- ing committee with team representatives, WRA representative Joan Dyer, and assistant chairman Barbara Willenbrock. Patricia Forshay was Chairman and Miss Barbara Maxwell the advisor. Delta Psi Kappa sponsors a rotating plaque for the team showing out- standing sportsmanship. Jenkins Hall and New Dorm took the plaque first semester and Zeta Tau Alpha, second semester. The semester Victory trophy goes to the team with the most accumulative points for the semester. Jenkins shared the trophy with New- Dorm for the first half of the year, while Jenkins earned it alone second semester. 175 w M. L s  itfi I M . ..0 - ■ ... CLASSES . - • iSj  j 1 177 Vice President Senior Class MASON, BURTON, Amityville, N.Y., B.S., Business Ad- ministration; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Band, MURMURMONTIS Business Manager, Kenny And The Crowns, Collegians. President Senior Class STICKLE, CHARLES, Clairton, Pa., B.A., History; Theta Chi, Men ' s House Board. SENIORS ADINOLFI, JOAN. Norwalk, Conn., B.M.E.: Orchestra. ALBAUCH. KATHARINE. Buckhannon. W. Va., B.A., Psychology : Alpha Gamma Delta. ALDERSON, MARTHA. Hinton. W. Va., B.A., English; Hanghl Literary Society. MURMURMONTIS, SUNDIAL, MSM, Campus Center Program Board, Religious Life Council. ANDERSON, JUDITH, Pittsburgh, Pa„ B.S., Physical Edu- cation; Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Psi Kappa, Playshop. 178 Treasurer Senior Cla s BETTIS. JR., CH RLES. Silver Spring ogy; Psychology Club. Md., B.A., Psychol- 1964 AM HIIF. JDIIK, Vienna. W. ' j.. It. A.. Speech And Drama: Alpha Psi Omega. Play-hop. Drama Merit Award. ALU.T. LOIS. Buckhannon, W. Va.. B.A., Education: Alpha Xi Delia, Hand. SNEA. BACHMEIER, HAZEL. Brooklyn. N.V.. B.A.. Sociology; MSM, WRA, 1S . Kappa Phi. Psycholog) Club, Sociology ( lull, [ntramurals, Women ' s Glee Cluh. BACKUS, WAYNE. Pilcairn. Pa.. B.S.. Physical Educa- tion: Theta Chi. BAGEANT, ROBERT, Washington, D.C.. B.S.. Biology. BAYLES, ELIZABETH, Clairton. Pa.. B.A.. English; Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Psi Omega. Playshop, SNEA, Cultural Gimm.. Campus Center Program Board. BEAVER, RALPH, Beaver. Pa., B.A., Psychology: Phi Sigma Epsilon, Wesley Dramateers. Band. Psychology Cluh. BENKER. BARBARA. New London. Conn., B.A.. Art: Alpha Delta Pi. Special Activities Comni., Kappa Pi. Canter- hur Cluh. AWS. Ml RMIRMONTIS. 179 BENSON FRANCES, Baltimore, Mil., B.A., Education; Alpha Delta Pi MURMURMONTIS, Intramural . SNEA. BERCER, JACK, Charleston, W. Va., B.A., History: Kappa Alpha, Football, Track, Inter-Fraternity Council, Honorary Business Society, BLAKE, BRENDA. Milton. W. Va„ B.A., Education; Alpha Xi Delta, Campus ( inter Program Board, Kappa Alpha Sweetheart, Ml RMl RMONTIS Queen. BLAKE. LOl ELLEN, Oak Hill. W. Va., B.A., Religious Education; Alpha Gamma Delta Pre ' s., Community Council Sec. Treasurer Soph. Class, Haught Literary Society, Junior Homecoming Attendant, Who ' s Who. BLAND, STEPHEN, Moundsville, W. Va.. B.S.. Math: Dramateers, SNEA. BLANKENSHIP, ARLENE, McKeesport. Pa.. B.A.. His- tory; Alpha Gamma Delta, Traffic Comm.. Orientation Comm., CCUN, AWS, Intramurals, MURMURMONTIS. Kappa Phi. BONSALL, ROBERT. Towson. Md., B.S., Business Admin- istration; Kappa Alpha. BOWERS, CAROLE, Sewickley, Pa., B.A., Education; Kappa Phi, SNEA, AWS. BOYCE, S. THOMAS, Baltimore, Md., B.S.. Business Ad- ministration; Kappa Alpha. BRAFFORD, PATRICIA, Beloit, Wisconsin, B.A., Educa- tion; Alpha Xi Delta, Panhel. Pres.. AWS. BREAKWELL. JOYCE, Uniontown, Pa., B.A.. Education; Alpha Gamma Delta, Haught Literary Society Pres., Psi Chi. Kappa Phi, New Dorm Pres., SNEA, Who ' s Who. BRENNAN. LYNDA. Huntington Station, N.Y., B.S., Physi- cal Education: SNEA, WRA, Intramurals. 180 BRIDCEMAN. VIRGINIA, Burt, N.Y., B.M.E.; Alpha Xi Delta, Band ' hoir, Chorale, SCOW Comm., Brass Ensem- ble, Orchestra, Trampoline Team, Tour Choir, 1963 Home- coming Quern. no ' s Who. BROCAN, RICHARD. Hillside, N.J., B.A., Economics; Alpha Sigma Pi, HYMA Glee Cluh, Intramurals. BROOKS. MILDRED. Mehoopany, Pa.. B.A., History; Zeta Tau Alpha. Band Sponsor, Freshman Counselor, SNEA, Intramurals. BROWN. EDITH, Hopemont, W. Va., B.A.. Education; Kappa Phi. SNEA. BROWN, HELEN, Pittsburgh, Pa.. B.A., Sociology; Zeta Tau Alpha. Kappa Phi, Cultural Comm., Religious Life Council, Chap-] Comm, Psychology Club , Sociology Club. Ill RGTORF, RI( HARD, Sunnyside, LI. N.Y., B.S.. Business Administration: Sitzmark Club. And that ' s how I lost my opposable thumb. BURNETT, E. ANN. Buckhannon, W. Va., B.A.. Art. BURNS. ANITA. Reckk-y, W. Va., B.S.. Home Economics; Betty Lamp Club. BURNS, WILLIAM. Hanover. Pa., B.A.. Political Science; Community Council Pres., Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Sigma Epsilon. Who ' s Who. BUTTERFIELD, BRUCE, Buckhannon, W. Va., B.S., Bi- ology ; Kappa Alpha, Benzene Ring, Beta Beta Beta. 181 BYERLY. PAUL, Painted Post, N.Y., B.A., Political Sci- ence; PHAROS, Cross Country, Theta Xi. CARPENTER, C. BLAINE, Johnstown, Pa., B.S., Biology; Beta Beta Beta, Kappa Alpha. CORSTENSEN, CALVIN, Easton, Conn.. B.S.. Physics; Campus Center Program Board. CARTER, THOMAS, Buckhannon. W. Va„ B.S., Business Administration. CAUGHEY, M. LYNNE. Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S., Biology; Beta Beta Beta, Debate, University of Mexico Semester. CHAPMAN, DAVID, Weirton, W. Va., B.S.. Biology; Beta Beta Beta. Theta Xi. Psychology Club. CHRISTIAN, MARCEE, Beckley, W. Va., A.B., Education; Alpha Xi Delta, MURMURMONTIS, PHAROS, SNEA, Awards Comm.. AWS. CLARK. CHARLOTTE, Buckhannon. W. Va., B.A.. Educa- tion; Kappa Phi, SNEA. CLAY, LINDA, Bound Brook, N.J., B.S., Physical Educa- tion; Alpha Delia Pi. COBB. GENE, Lost Creek, W. Va.. A.B., Speech And Drama; Theta Xi. Community Council Rep., Special Activ- ities Comm., Who ' s Who, Omicron Delta Kappa, MUR- MURMONTIS, PHAROS Managing Editor, Alpha Psi Omega. Playshop. COLE. JAMES. Gassaway. W. Va., B.S., Business Adminis- tration; Delta Xi, Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals. CONNELLY, MARTIN, Clark, N.J., B.S., Business Adminis- tration; Delta Xi, Soccer, Intramurals, Hyma Glee Club, Blackstone Law Club. COOK, GEORGE. Uniontown, Pa., B.S., Chemistry; Benzene Ring. COOK, PEGGY, Beckley. W. Va., B.A., Religious Educa- tion; Alpha Xi Delta, SNEA. CORTESE, JEROME, Houston, Pa., B.M.E.; MENC Pres., Band. Orchestra. 182 Gee whizz, I ' m busy tonight. How about tomorrow night? COSTA, VERNON, Wellfleet, Mass., B.A., History; Theta Xi, Golf, Soccer, Hyma Glee Club. Inter-Fraternity Council. CUNNINGHAM, WILUAM, New Martinsville, W. Va., B.S., Chemistry; Benzene Ring, Academic Affairs Comm. CURTIS, GERALD, Fairfield, Conn.. B.S., Chemistry; Theta Xi. DARLINGTON, PAUL, Darling, Pa., B.S., Business Admin- istration; Delta Xi, Soccer. DAVIDSON, THOMAS L., Dolton, Illinois, B.A., Psychol- ogy; Psi Chi, Psychology Club, Omicron Delta Kappa, PHAROS, Theta Xi. DAVIDSON, ELLEN Y., Jefferson, Pa., B.S., Home Econom- ics; Choir Alpha Delta Pi, Betty Lamp Club. DEAN, NANCY, Taunton, Mass., B.A., History; Alpha Xi Delta, SNEA. DeMOSS, JAMES, Clarksburg, W. Va., Bj „ Bible; Stu- dent Pastor. DeMOSS, MARY, Frenchton, W. Va., BA, Psychology, Psi Chi, Psychology Club, Philosophy Club. DeMATTEO, GINO, Plainfield, N.J., B.A., Economics; Delta Xi, Skitzmark Ski Club, Blackstone Law Club, Wres- tling, Intramurals. 183 DONLEY, JOHN, Scottdale, Pa., B.A., Bible. D ' ONOFRIO, BARBARA, Silver Spring, Md., B.A., Speech and Drama; AWS, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramateers. DORIAN, R. GARY, Cranford, N.J., B.A., Political Science; Delia Xi, Hyma Glee Club, Campus Center Social Comm., Blackstone Law Club. DOWLING, ROY, Johnstown, Pa., B.A., Psychology; Beta Beta Beta, Theta Chi, Hyma Glee Club, Intramurals. DOWNER, CURTIS, W. Boylston, Mass., B.A., Political Science; CCUN, Theta Xi, PHAROS Managing Editor, Brass Ensemble, Band, Pep Band, Drew University United Nations Semester Program. DUFOUR, PAUL, McKonald, Pa., B.S., Business Administra- tion; MSM, Scholastic Achievement Scholarship. DUNLOP, JUDITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.A., Education; Ah pha Gamma Delta, SNEA, Intramurals. DUNN, THOMAS, Washington, Pa., B.S., Economics; Kappa Alpha. DYER, JOAN, Hobait, N.Y., B.S., Physical Education; WRA, Women ' s Glee Club, Tau Omega Chi, MSM, Delta Psi Kappa, Intramurals, Kappa Phi, SNEA, ISA, MUR- MURMONTIS. And they said the New Girl ' s Dorm wasn ' t homey ! EASTMAN, LAWRENCE, Woodcliff Lake, N.J., B.A., Eco- nomics; Soccer, Debate. ECHOLS, CHARLES, Richwood. W. Va., B.S., General Science; Theta Xi, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Choir, Band, Brass Ensemble, Religious Life Council. EDWARDS. JAMES. Easton, Conn., B.S., Biology; Beta Beta Beta, Delta Xi. ELLIOTT, FLORA. Buckhannon, W. Va.. B.A., Education; Kappa Phi, MSM, Fellowship Teams. 184 ELLIOTT, MATTHEW, Sutton, W. Va., A.B., Religious Education; Sigma Theta Epsilon, MSM, Fellowship Teams, The Shaw Award. EMCH, BECKY, New Martinsville, W. Va„ B.A., English; Alpha Psi Omega, Campus Center Program Board, Haught Literary Society, Playshop, Special Activities Comm., Who ' s Who. ENSLEY, NANCY, Indiana, Pa., B.S., Physical Education; Inlramurals, Kappa Phi. ESPEY, AUDREY ' , Baltimore, Md., B.A., Education; Alpha Delta Pi, Inlramurals, SNEA. FARLEY, BONNIE, Baltimore, Md„ B.A., Sociology; Alpha Gamma Delta, Sociology Club. Psychology Club, MURMUR- MONTIS. FITZGERALD, JUDITH. French Creek, W. Va., B.A., His- tory; SNEA. FORSHAY, PATRICIA, Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J., B.S., Physical Education; Delta Psi Kappa Pres., Alpha Gamma Delta, SNEA. WRA. Panhel.. Intramural Director. FUJIMOTO, EDWARD. Seabrook, N.J., B.S., Chemistry; Benzene Ring, Tennis. Intramurals. GARLAND, THOMAS, Cumberland, Md., B.A., Political Science; PHAROS Business Manager. Kappa Alpha, Black- stone Law Club. CCUN, U.N. Model General Assembly- Delegation. GEORGE, GARY, Cumberland, Md., B.A., English; Theta Xi. GETCH, ROBERTA. Denville, N.J.. B.S.. Home Eco- nomics; Betty Lamp Club, Intramurals. GILES, LINDA, Baden, Pa., B.A., Sociology; Sociology Club, MSM, Betty Lamp Club, Sutherland Scholarship. GILL, CHARLES, Clarksburg, W. Va., B.S., Physics; Phi Sigma Epsilon, PHAROS. 85 GILLENWATER, ARLENE, Monroeville, Pa., B.S., Home Economics; Alpha Xi Delta, Betty Lamp Club, SNEA, Pan- hellenic Council. GILLESPIE, ROBERT, Attleboro Falls, Mass., B.A., His- tory; Alpha Psi Omega, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Play shop, Intramurals. GOODRICH, CHARLOTTE, Pleasantville, N.Y., B.A., So- ciology; Intramurals. GOODRICH, F. GREG, Amherst, Mass., B.A., Psychology; Theta Chi, Intramurals, Psychology Club, Men ' s House Board. Here ' s a handout. GOODWIN, DAVID, McMechen, W. Va., B.S., Education; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Intramurals, Band, SNEA. COUVEIA, RANDALL, Taunton, Mass., B.S., Business Ad- ministration; Blackstone Law Club, Delta Xi, Golf, Intra- murals, Traffic Comm. GROVES, MARTHA, Buckhannon, W. Va., B.A.,- Educa- tion. HABER, MARILEE, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.A., Education; SNEA. HAMBLIN, DONNA,, Patchogue, N.Y., B.M.E.; MENC, MSM, SNEA, Kappa Phi, Orchestra, Women ' s Glee Club. HANSEN, ELIZABETH, Lake Grove, L.I., N.Y., B.A., Psychology. 186 HANSEN, HAROLD, Orange, Conn., B.S., Economics; Theta Xi, Intramurals. HARRIS, GEORGE, Rock Cave, W. Va., B.A., Religion; Wesley Weds, Sigma Theta Epsilon, Student Minister. HARRIS, RICHARD, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.A., Sociology; Sigma Theta Epsilon Pres., Sociology Club Pres., Psychol- ogy Club, Psi Chi, Philosophy Club, Fraternity Scholar- ship Trophy, National Methodist Scholarship. HART, VERNON, Buckhannon, W. Va., B.A., Education; Chrisman Club, Omicron Delta Kappa, Intramurals. 1 4 a ' i 2 ' HAYDEN, RICHARD. Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S., Business Ad- ministration; Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Honor- ary Business Society Pres., Football, Track. HEARN, M. CAROL, Summit, N.J., B.S., Home Econom- ics; Alpha Gamma Delta, Betty Lamp Club Pres., Panhel., Kappa Phi. HEBNER, NANCY, Clairton. Pa.. B.M.E.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Choir, Band. Orchestra. MENC, Kappa Phi. HENNRICH, JANETH, Charlottesville, Va., B.A., English; Choir, Tour Choir, Kappa Phi, AWS, MSM. HENSLEY, CAROLYN. Parkersburg, W. Va., B.A., So- ciology; Betty Lamp Club, Women ' s Glee Club, MSM. HERSH. MORTIMER, Peekskill, N.Y., A.B., History; Delta Xi, Hillel Society Pres., Soccer, SCOW Comm. HOLLIS, ARDITH, Silver Spring, Md„ B.M.E.; Choir, Chorale, Drum Majorette, MENC, SNEA, Orchestra, Alpha Gamma Delta, Who ' s Who. HOPKINS, ALICE, Clairton, Pa., B.A., History; Zeta Tau Alpha, Haught Literary Society, Choir, Wesleyan Commu- nity Chest, Intramurals. HOPKINS, FRANK, Rochester, Pa., B.A., Psychology; Theta Xi, Intramurals, Sitzmark Club, Psychology Club. HOPPER, THOMAS, Baltimore, Md., B.S., Economics; Theta Chi, Junior Class Pres., Intramurals, PHAROS. 187 HOUSTON, NANCY, Amherst, Mass., B.A., Education; Alpha Delta Pi, Panhellenic Council, SNEA, Intramurals, Sophomore May Day Attendant. HOYLMAN, CAROL, Gassaway, W. Va., B.S., Home Eco- nomics; Alpha Gamma Delta, Panhellenic, Special Activ- ities Coram., Betty Lamp Club, Chairman of Homecoming, Campus Center Pool Comm., Who ' s Who. HULL, REMA, Mt. Lake Park, Md., B.S., Chemistry. HUTCHISON, THOMAS, Monessen, Pa., B.A., Art; Kappa Pi, Circle K, Newman Club. INGERSOLL, CHARLES, Hamden, Conn., B.A., Sociology; Sitzmark Club. INGRAM, JANET, Parkersburg, W. Va., B.A., Education; Kappa Phi Pres., Haught Literary Society, SNEA, Women ' s Glee Club. and our May Queen this year is Gene Cobb. INGHAM, JUDITH, Fairfield, Conn., B.A., Education; Sitz- mark Club, Betty Lamp Club, SNEA. JENKINS, CLINTON, Flemington, W. Va., B.S., Chemistry; Benzene Ring. JEYNES, RICHARD, Woodbridge, Conn., B.A., History; Baseball, Intramurals. JOHNSON, JUDY, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.A., Art; SNEA, MURMURMONTIS. 188 p l £ . L ' AMOREAUX, JOYCE, Elmira, N.Y., B.A., Education; SNEA, MEN! . I hoir, Mpha i Delta. LANE, PARLEY. French Creek, W. Va., U.S., Chemistry; Benzene Ring. LANGER, MURRAY. Yonkers, N.Y., B.S., Mathematics; Collegians Dance Band, Radio Station WVWC. LARABA, ROBERTA, Manchester, N.H., B.A., Education; SNEA. Kappa Phi, Haughl Literary Society, MSM, Upha Gamma Delta. KASTEN, KATHRYN, Denville, N.J., B.A., Religious Edu- cation; Kappa Phi. KEENER, WILLIAM, ConnellsviUe, Pa., B.A., Chemistry; Benzene Ring. KEEPER, DIANA, Vienna, W. Va., B.A., Psychology; Psi Chi, Psychology Club, Faculty Vssistant, Alpha Xi Delta KELLEY, SI I. Monaca, Pa., B.A., Library Science; Upha Gamma Delia. Kappa Phi. KLICK, MARGARET, Plainfield, VI. B.S., Matin Zeta Tau Upha, SNEA, Freshman Counselor. Kl NZ, IANET, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.A., Christian Education; SNEA IV-.. MSM, Haughl Literary S ;ty, Kappa Phi, Freshman Counselor, CIR I IT RIDER Editor. | T V J ■ LARSON. LAWRENCE. W. Tmvnsend, Mass., I!. A.. Educa- tion; Theta Xi. LATJKUS. GERALD. Irwin. Pa.. B.A., Economics; Delia Xi, Intramurals. LESSIG, BRUCE, Pen Argyl, Pa., B.A., Education; SNEA. Alpha Psi Omega, Playshop. LONG, BARBARA. Frankford, Del., B.A., Education; SNEA. ■I 189 I .OWE. .ION !!., Laurel. Del., B.A., Psychology; Theta Xi. PHAROS, MSM, Communitj Council, Choir, Siudent LUSCOMBE, EARLE, Cohasset, Mass., B.A., Sociology; Young Republicans Pre-.. American Guild of Organist?. McCUNE, JUDSON, McKeesport, Pa.. B.A., Psychology; Theta Xi. Psychology Club Pres., Intramural-. MacFADDEN, BRUCE, . Bridgewater, Mass., B.A., Eco- nomics; Theta Chi, Interfraternity Council. Greek Week Chairman, Psychology Club. ' M+f McLARDY, VIRGINIA, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.A.. Eng- lish: Alpha Delta Pi Pres.. PHAROS. MURML RMONTIS. Greek Week Queen. MacLEOD, ADELE, Nassau, N.Y., B.S., Business Adminis- tration; Kappa Phi, SNEA, Betty Lamp Club. McGREGOR, ARLENE, Sparta, N.J.. B.A., French: Alpha Xi Delta, Sophomore May Attendant. McGREGOR. YENLEY, Maine, N.Y.. B.A., History; Theta Chi. McHUGH, DORIS, Philadelphia. Pa., B.A., Education: SNEA, House Board, Intramurals, Wesley Ann Way. MARKEY, WILLIAM, Wheaton, Md., B.A.. Philosophy; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Philosophy Club, Band, Orchestra. MARRACC1M. RAYMOND, Elizabeth, Pa., B.S.. Business Administration; Cross Country, Track, Intramurals. MARSH. JAMES, Webster Springs, W. Va., B.S.. Physical Education; Basketball. Student Coach, McCuskey House- board Pres., Community Council Elections Comm., SCOW Comm., Campus Center Program Board, Omicron Delta Kappa, Who ' s Who. Kappa Pi. Intramurals. 190 MARSH. ROBERT, Buckhannon, W. Va., B.A.. History; Student Minister, Director f Broadcasting. Psychology Club, Philos iphj ' lub, MARSHALL JAMES, Tidioute, Pa., B.S., Business Admin- istration; Theta Chi. MASTASCUSA, DANIEL, Munhall, Pa., B.S., Business Administration; Kappa Alpha. Football, Iniramurals. MASTASCl s . DEANNA, 1 airfield, Conn., B.A., Sociol- ogy. MENARD, DWIGHT, Wheeling, W. .... B.A., Music; Alpha Psi Omega, Cultural Comm., American Guild of Organists Pres.. Wesley Dramateers, MENC, Phi Sigma Ep- silon. Pla -Imp. llmir. MEREDITH. NINA, Clarksburg. W. Va!. B.S., ChemiMn ; Alpha Gamma Delia, Kappa Phi, Benzene Rin . MSM, Haught Literary Society, Religious Life Council. Who ' s Who. MESSENGER, DORISLEE, Gandeeville. W. Va., B.S., Nurs- ing: Kappa Phi, PHAROS. Wesley Choraleers. MISTRETTA, JOSEPH, Manchester, Conn., B.A., Physical Education; Delia Xi Pres., Omicrnn Delta Kappa, Football. Basketball, Baseball, Who ' s Who. MOFFATT, RICHARD. New Cumberland, Pa., B.A., So- ciology; Theta Chi, Sociology Club. MONNIE, LAURIE, Buckhannon. W. Va.. B.S., Library- Science; Band Sponsor, Wesley Dramateers, Kappa Phi, MSM. MONTGOMERY, LEONARD, Chillicothe, Ohio, B.S.. Math- ematics; Theta Chi, Community Center Comm., Football, Tennis. MOORE, ROBERT, Silver Spring, Md, B.A.. English; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa. PHAROS. Men ' s Glee Gub, College Church Cboir. MORAN. STEPHEN, Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., B.A., Educa- tion. MORITA. HARVEY,. Seabrook, N.J., B.A., History; Com- munity Council Rep., Chairman of World University Serv- ice, WVIAC Tennis Champion Team. 191 ss f . MOSHER, AROL. Swansea, Mass.. B.A., Education; Alpha Gamma Delta, PHAROS. SNEA. Kappa Phi. Publications Ciuiiin.. AWS Council. Freshman Counselor, MURMUR- MONTIS. MOWRY, JOAN, Clairlon, Pa.. B.A., Psychology; Haught Literary Society. Psi Chi. Psychology Club, Choir, Zeta Tau Alpha, Who ' s Who. Ml ' CZKO JR., JOHN. Buckhannon. W. Va.. B.A., Business Administration. MULLEN, EDWARD, Oakland. N.J.. ISA.. Spanish and French; PHAROS, Omicron Delta Kappa. University of Mexico Semester. NELSON. LYNNE. Brooklyn. N.Y., B.A., Education; Alpha licit a Pi. SNEA, Sophomore Homecoming Attendant. NOBLE, MARGE, Wheeling. W. Va.. B.A., Education; MENC, Interpretive Reading of Forensic Club, Women ' s House Council, SNEA. ODOM, PATRICIA, Washington. D. C, B.A.. Psychology; Psychology Club, MSM. WRA, lntramurals. OERTEL, ROBERT. Rochester, N.Y., B.A., Sociology: Sigma Theta Epstlon. Religious Life Council. OKAMOTO, TAKESHI, Seabrook, N.J., B.S., Business Administration; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Track, Soccer, lntra- murals. OLIVER. LYNNE. Plainfield, N.J., B.M.E.; Choir, MENC, Canterbury Club, Houseboard. OLSEN, ERIC. Wilton, Conn., B.A.. Economics. OTTO. MARY, Marietta, Ohio, B.S., Home Economics; Betty Lamp Club, Sociology. Club, SNEA. PETERSON. JAMES. Jane Lew, W. Va.. B.S., Chemistry; Benzene Ring. PFEIFFER, JAMES. Wheeling. W. Va., B.A.. History: Kappa Alpha. Law Club, SNEA. PHILLIPS, CHARLES. Washington. -D. C, B.S., Biology; Benzene Ring, Academic Affairs Comm., Sitzmark Ski Club. 192 POCUE, GEORGIA, Trafford, Pa.. B.A., Psychology. POWELL, WILLIAM. Pittsburgh, Pa.. B.S., Mathematics Phi Sigma Epsilon. PUTNAM, ARTHUR, Arnold, Md„ B.A., History; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Intramurals, Wesleyan Community Chest, Men ' s Glee Cluh. QUATTRONE, KATHRYN, Monongahela. Pa., B.A., Edu- cation; Newman Club. RANSON JR., KERWIN, St. Albans, W. Va., B.A., History; Football Trainer. Men ' s House Board, Student Assistant. RAPP. JOYCE, California, Pa„ B.A., Psychology; Haught Literary Society, Psi Chi, Psychology Club, Delta Psi Kappa, Kappa Phi, Religious Life Council, AWS Pres., Choir, Girl ' s Quartet, Who ' s Who. REGER, ROBERT, Buckhannon, W. Va., B.S., Business Administration; Track. Basketball, Blackstone Law Club, Kappa Alpha. RHODES, WILLIAM, Pittsburgh. Pa., B.A., Economics; Kappa Alpha, Intramurals. RIFKE, LYNDA, Park- ershurg, W. Va., B.A., Sociology; Sociology Club, Student Assistant. RINGER, JUAMTA, Rockwood, Pa., B.S., Nursing. RODDY, RICHARD, Butler. Pa., B.A.. Eng- lish; Phi Sigma Epsilon, PHAROS, Publications Comm., Playshop. ROYSE. MARGARET, Baltimore, Md., B.A., Education; Alpha Xi Delta, MURMURMON- TIS Managing Editor, SNEA. RUEMELI, HENRY. Wenonah, N.J., B.S., Busine- Admin istration; Delta Xi, Interfraternity Council Pres., Intra- murals. SAXMAN, NOREEN, Bradenville, Pa., B.M.E.; Band, Or- chestra, MENC. SCERBO, FRED, Annandale, N.J., B.A., Economics: Glee Club, Intramurals. SCHOONOVER, ALAN, Woodbridge, N.J., B.S., Business Administration; Honorary Business Society, Blackstone Law Club. SCHRECKER, KAY. Natrona Heights, Pa., B.A., Educa- tion; Alpha Xi Delta. SNEA. SCOTT, HILDA, Buckhannon. W. Va., B.S., Home Eco- nomics; Betty Lamp Cluh, SNEA. 193 Last 8 o ' clock class I ' ll ever lake! SEALS, FRANK, Whitehouse, N.J., B.A., Education; PHAROS. Men ' s Glee Club. MURMl RMONTIS, Playshop. SHOEMAKER, ALBERT, Weston. Conn., B.A., Economics; Kappa Alpha. SIEMERINC. LOUIS. Darien. Conn., B.A., History; Theta Chi. SIMONS, GEORGE, Buckhannon. W. Va., B.S.. Physics. SMARTT, WILLIAM, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.A., Sociology; MSM. Sociology Club. Fellowship Teams, Philosophy Club, Religious Emphasis Week Comm. SMITH. DONALD. Siher Creek, N.Y., B.S.. Business Ad- ministration. SMITH. JANICE, Fairmont, W. Va., B.A., Education; Alpha Gamma Delta. Freshman Counselor, Awards Comm., SNEA. SOLANKI, KAMAL. Baroda 2, India, B.A., Sociology: So- ciology Club. 194 A carton a day keeps ihe doctor SWANGO, NANCY. St. Albans, W. Va.. B.S.. Mathematics; Alpha Gamma Delta. SNEA. Benzene Ring. Women ' s House Board, MENC, Freshman Honor Scholarship. TAYLOR, RODNEY. Smithers. W. Va., B.S., Biology. TENNEY, DARREL, Buckhannon, W. Va., B.S., Physics; Omicron Delta Kappa, Football, Who ' s Who. THOMAS, RICHARD, Belle Vernon, Pa., B.S., Business Administration; Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Xi, Men ' s House Board, Hyma Glee Club, Intramurals. STEARN, ANTHONY, New York City, N.Y., B.A., History; MURMURMONTIS, Delta Xi. STEVENS, DAVID, Johnstown, N.Y., B.A., Hi n.ry : Kappa Alpha Pres. STEVENS, GARY. Philadelphia. Pa., B.A., Economics; Delta Xi. VII MAKER, BENJAMIN, Elizabeth, Pa., B.S., Business Administration; Theta Chi. Intramurals, Newman Club. STOUFFER, JANICE, Baden, Pa., B.A., History; SNEA, Intramurals. STUART, LENNOX. Morgantown. W. Va., B.A., Econom- ics; Kappa Alpha. 195 THOMSON, TANYA, Washington, D. C, B.A., Education. THORNTON, MILDRED, Jackson, Ohio, B.S., Home Eco- nomics; Alpha Gamma Delta, Betty Lamp Cluh. THURSTON, MARJORIE. Kenmore, N.Y., B.A., Sociology; KKKK, Sociology Club, Intramurals. TOURTELLOTTE. CAROL, Haddonfield, N..L, B.A.. Educa- tion; Alpha Xi Delia, Psi Chi, Choir. TUCKER, PATRICIA, Glen Ridge, N.J., B.A., Education; Choir. Glee Club. TURNER, MOLLY, Pleasantville, N.Y., B.A., Education; MIRMURMONT1S, Sitzmark Club, SNEA, Alpha Xi Delta. TWEEDY, JOHN, Taunton, Mass., B.A., Political Science; Kappa Alpha, Blackstone Law Club, CCUN. UMSTOT, EDWARD, Oakland, Md., B.S., Biology; Beta Beta Beta. VAN M ETRE, II, EDWARD, Martinsburg, W. Va., B.A., History; Philosophy Club, Student Minister, Intramurals, Sophomore Class President. WARD, JUDITH, Buckhannon, W. Va„ B.A., Art; Kappa Pi. WARRINER, JOY, Pittsfield, Mass., B.S., Home Econom- ics; Zeta Tau Alpha, Betty Lamp Club. WESNER, MARVA, Almonesson, N.J., B.A., Sociology; Kappa Phi, KKKK, Sociology Club, Intramurals. This is what EUB looks like in the daylight! • V ' if lEfe 196 Wesleyan ' s answer to the Beatles! WESTFALL, DAVID, Buckhannon, W. Va.. B.S.. Business Administration; Baseball. WILES, SHARON. Buckhannon. W. Va., B.A., Political Science. WII.LARD, RUSSELL, Jacksonville, Fla., B.S., Physical Education; Football, Delta Xi, SNEA. Silzmark Ski Club; Omicron Delia Kappa. WILLIAMS. SARAH, Brownsville, Pa.. B.S.. Home Eco- nomics; Alpha Delta Pi, Betty Lamp Club, SNEA. WILSON, ALWIN, Clarksburg, W. Va.. B.S., Mathematics; Phi Sigma Epsilon. WINELAND. CHARLES, Ligonier, Pa., B.S., Physical Edu- cation; Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Xi, Vice Pres. Soph. Class. Intramural Director, Basketball, Track. WOODRUFF, JR., JOHN, Salem. W. Va., B.A., Psychology: Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Xi, Psychology Club, Intramurals, Men ' s Glee Club. WOODS. SANDRA, Bayside, N.Y., B.A., Psychology) Alpha Xi Delta Pres.. Psychology Club. AWS, Who ' s Who. YOUNG. JOHN, Erie, Pa., B.S., Business Administration: Sitzmark Club, Delta Xi, Campus Center Program Board Chairman, Who ' s Who, RYCROFT. RONALD, Buffalo, N.Y., B.A., Political Sci- ence; MSM, CCUN, Pre-Ministerial Fellowship, Operation Americas, House Board, Drew University United Nations Semester Program. 197 JUNIORS KEYS. JAMES So. Charleston. President WIRTH, WILLIAM Bridgeport. Conn. Vice President ABRAHAM. SUSAN Pittsburgh, Pa. ALLEN. CHARLES Willamslown, W. Va. ALLMAN. DAVE Clarksburg. W. Va. ALLSOPP. CHERYL Dravosburg, Pa. ALSOP. ROBERTA Webster Springs, W. Va. ANDERSON. NILS Maahisael, N.Y. ANYAN, JOEL Greenwich, Conn. ARMSTRONG. LINDA Parsons, W. Va. BABCOCK. HARRIET Swansea, Mass. BAINBRIDGE, WANDA Webster, Pa. BAIRD. JAY Wilmington. Del. BARKLEY. SUZANNE Butler. Pa. BATTEN. RALPH Portsmouth. N.H. BEATTY, ANNA Lake Placid. N.Y. BECKER. CAROL Pittsburgh, Pa. BEDDOW. MARTHA Pittsburgh, Pa. BENNETT, ARTHUR Clarksburg, W. Va. BENNETT, VERNON Buckhannon, W. Va. BIALO.N. FRANKLIN Monessen, Pa. BIANCHI. RALPH Garwood, N.J. BISHOP. SU.LY Cockeysville. Md. BLODGETT, SHARON Weston, W. Va. BOBO. DENNIS Cumberland. Md. i ™Jr 198 BOGAKT. PATHICIA Hampton, N.J. BONAFED, LYNN Monessen, Pa. BOND. WILLIAM Monessen, Pa. BOWMAN. BECKY Pittsburgh, Pa. BRADBURY, LOIS Ridgewood, N.J. BRIDGES, EDWARD Youngwood, Pa. BRUSO. WALTER Montpelier, Vt. BRYANT, KAREN Buckhannon, W. Va. BRZEZINSKI, THOMAS Catonsville. Md. BUCHER. ELIZABETH Wellsville. N.Y. BUNTING, BOYD Pittsburgh. Pa. BURLEY, LINDA New Martinsville, Va. CABLE. DANA Brookville. Pa. Cs.LDAB.AUGH, HARRY Salisbury, Md. CAPPUCCI, VALERIE Mehoopany, Pa. CARPENTER. EDWARD Hackettstown, N.J. CARSTENSON, JUDITH Beckley, W. Va. CASSIDY. JOHN Unionto n. Pa. CASTILLER, SUSAN Nevyburgh, N.Y. CHAMBERLAIN. RICHARD Buckhannon. W. Va. CHRIST, GEORGE Sparta, N.J. CHURCH. PENNY- LEE Pleasant Valley, Conn. CLARK. GERALDINE Queens, N.Y. HADDEN. ROSEMARY Mahopac, N.Y. Secretary 1965 BROWN, DONNA Parkersburg, W. Vi Trpasun-r 199 COCHRl IN, JAMES Naples. Florid. COLAN, JERALD Clayton. N.J. COMI.Y. FRANKIE Wilmington, Del. COOK. FAYE Bchidcre. N.J. 1 Charming. COOPER. ROBERTA Pittsburgh, Pa. CORBETT. DAVID Clnrk hutg. W. Va. CORNWELL, CREEL Lost Creek. W. Va. CRAYTON. ALICE Uniontown, Pa. CURRY. MARY Buckhannon, W. Va. D.ALLA VALLE. JOHN Torringlon, Coon. DANEKER. LINDA Baltimore, Md. DANN, DAVID Warwick, R.I. DeWOLF, EDWARD Newton, Mass. DILLEN, WALTER MeKeesporl, Pa. DOERR. CARL Baltimore, Md. DORR. RAYMOND Sebring, Ohio EDDEY. BETH Tenally, N.J. EISENCART. PAULETTE Memphis, Tennessee ELEY, JAMES Brooklyn, N.Y. ELLIS, RALPH Norristown, Pa. EMMERTH, BARBARA Parkersburg, W. V«. ENGELKE, JOANNE Gettysburg, Pa. EVANS. CHARLOTTE EVANS, PETE Hiintineton, W. Va. Monroeville, Pa. FOGLESONG, ELLEN FOSTER, KENNETH Mullens, W. Va. Milton, Mass. EVANS. VIRGINIA Johnstown, Pa. FOX. ELLEN Springfield, N.J. FISHER. WILLIAM Boothwyn, Pa. GAISER, CAROL Washington, Pa. Psst. Tell 44 this is no time to be bashful. 200 GAMMONS, SALLY E. Greenwich. B.I. GARDNER. PATRICIA Hackellstown. N.J. GEER. SUSAN Baltimore, Md CEKRABD, LORNA Torrtagton. Conn. CILCHREST. CLIFFORD Railway. N.J. Gl.ADWELL, CARY Buekhannnn. W. Va. GOMMOLL. HARRIET Media. Pa. GRANT, SHARON Spokane. Washington GRAY. SHARON Parkersbura, W. Va. CROSSMAN. LINDA Albany. N.Y. GROVES, PHILIP Buckhannon. W. Va. CRUBB, STEPHEN Charleston. W. Va. HACKLER, ELIZABETH Columbus, Ohio HAMLIN, LESLIE Pawline. N.Y. HAMMOND, ROGER Oswego. N.Y. HAMRICK. HAYWARD Media, Pa. HANLE. JENNIFER Lone Beach Island. N.J. HANSEN. RICHARD Holbrook, Pa. HANSON. MABJORIE HAVES. KATHY Bdvidere, N.J. HECHT, MARLENE Pittsburgh, Pa. HEIT. RICHARD Saynnnah. N.J. Beautiful. HELT, CHARLES HERING. JULIE HESS. CAROL HETZ, JANICE Johnstown. Pa. Pitlsboieh. Pa. Parkersburs, W. Va. Fairyiew. Pa. H1NKLE. LAWRENCE HOCKELBERG. PAULA HOKE, DIXIE LEE HOLT, HAINES Ronceyerte W. Va. Canonsburg, Pa. Second Creek. W. Va. Fedcralsburg. Md. 201 ■m ■P ' VI MPH 1 ' t • Pf 5 -■ ' ■ HOPKINS. VNNA Civen, W. Va. HI ISLANDER. DAVE Binghamlon. N.Y. HISS. LESLIE Silver Spring. Md. JACKSON, STEPHEN Parkersburg, W. Va. JENNINGS. KAREN Bel Air. N.J. JENSEN. THOMAS Copake. N.Y. Three Blind Mice. JUSTH. JOSEPH Cranford, N.J. KARICKHOFF, SAMUEL Buckhannon. W. Va. KEE, FRANCES Parsons, W. Va. KELSEY, WILLIAM Trumbull. Conn. KING, JERRY Sharon. Pa. KLEBEZ, GEORGE Lake Hiawalha, N.J. KOFOD. LEE Rockville Center, N.Y. KRAFFERT. ALICE Wyoming, Del. KRENZIN, BARBARA Hu W. Va KUNKLE, JACQUELINE Belvidere. N.J. LAMBERT. MARTHA Philippi, W. Va. L ' AMOREAUX, CLOR1A Elmira. N.Y. Ready for another rack-attack. LANCE. GARRETT Langliorne, Pa. LANTZ, SAMUEL Wheeling, W. Va. LATTORE, PATRICK Lunenburg, Mass. LEMON. JEANNINE Parkersburg. W. Va. LEMON, JUDITH Pilcairn, Pa. LEWIS. LINDA Clairlon. Pa. LEYON, PETER Weslbury, N.Y. LINGO. ARCHIBALD Rehoboth Beach. Del. LONC, RANDALL Pillsburgh, Pa. LOZIER. ELAINE Oxford. N.J. MacCALLUM. BONNIE Bronxville, N.Y. McCLAIN, ANN Woodbury, N.J. McCUSKEY, DAVID Parkersburg. W. Va. McFARLIN, JOHN Clarksburg. W. Va. 202 McILVRIF.D. Ji Clairtori, P . McKELVEY, THOMAS Lalrobe, Pa. McNEW. NANCY Clairlon, Pa. MARPLE, JANET Clarksburg, W. Va. MARTIN. DONNA Beaver Falls, Pa. MARTIN. CABY Belle Vernon. Pa. MARTIN. REBECCA Pi. Pleasant. W. Vfl. MATTOX, EI.ISF. Freehold, N.J. MERRIHEW. DIANE Onset. Mass. MESSNER, JAMES MITTNACHT, MICHAEL U n, N.J. MONNIE, WILLIAM Bockhannon, W. V«. MOORE, SHANNINCS Buckhannon. W. V«. MORAN, LINDA Cucumber, W. Va. MOSMANN, MICHELE Ridgc ood. N.J. MYERS. JANICE McKcesport, Pa. MYERS. LUTHER Cumberland, Md. NEES. EUGENE Newville, Pa. NEWMAN, JUDITH Rinkhannon. W. Va. NOON. CELESTINE Brooklyn, N.Y. NOBOSKI. RAYMOND M.mhall, Pa. NYE, WILLIAM Leavitlsburg, Ohio OCHS, DONALD N. Haledon. N.J. PAINTER, JOHN Nashua, N.H. PAPE, JAMES Pittsburgh, Pa. PARKS, JANICE Princeton, W. Va. . PARRACK, RICHARD Elklon, Md. PEARSALL. KENNETH Ml. Kisco, N.J. PETERS, DAVID Philadelphia, Pa. PETERSON. CHARLES Weston, W. Va. PRESET, CAROLE Pittsburgh, Pa. JSEISi 203 PROSTAK. DONALD Lebanon, N.J. RACE. ROSALIND Brookvillc, Pa. Tlie Beneilum Campus Community Cenier (Oik £s AliJk RANNELLS. TRUDY Romney, W. Va. RANSON. DONALD St. Albans. W. Va. REYNOLDS, DOUGLAS NaJateth, Pa. RICHARDS. NORYTN Fanwood, N.J. ROACH, JAMES Charleston, W. Va. ROBBINS. HERBERT Hempstead, N.Y. ROBINSON. JANE Titusville, Pa. ROCERS. CHARLENE Collins Center, N.Y. ROTHMANN. MARY Chatham. N.Y. SCHROEDER. SHARON Sparta, N.J. SCHULLERI. RICHARD Point Lookout. N.Y. SEYMOUR, JOHN Westernport, Md. SHEATS, EVERETT Arlington, Va. SHOEMAKER. EDCAR Riverton, N.J. SHORT. DANIEL Bridgeville. Del. SLAUCHTER. JAMES Buckhannon, W. Va. SMITH. WILLIAM Pittsburgh, Pa. SNAUFFEB. ROBERT Pittsburgh, Pa. S.NEDEKER. ANNE Wheeling. W. Va. SPITZER, BARBARA Ft. Delianee. Va. SORG. KAREN Pittsburgh, Pa. STANDING. CAROL Milton, Mass.. STARCHER, NANCY Weston. W. Va. STEWART, PATRICIA Baltimore, Md. STEWART. ROBEBT Baltimore, Md. STIFLEB, LINDA Fallston, Md. STOKES, GLENNA Butler. Pa. SUDEB. FRED Buckhannon, W r . Va. + Jk AiMuM 204 Our group reported 40% fewer cavities. SWINGLE, SANDRA Nutterfnrl. W. Va. TALBOTT, BEATRICE Alderson. W. Va. TENNEY. RONALD Adrian, W. Va. THOMAS, LINDSAY Newark. Del. THOMAS, RICHARD Pittsburgh. Pa. TOWNI.EY, JAMES Troy. N.Y. TOWNSEND, DALE Pittsburgh, Pa. TRACEY. DONALD Belair. Md. TROCNITZ. MARILYN Pittsburgh. Pa. UNDERWOOD, STEVEN Washington. D. C. WHITE. PHYLLIS Port Byron, N.Y. WILLIAMS, GARY Danvers, Mass. VAN HEININGEN. DIRK WILLEY, HORRACE Deep River, Conn. V HULLEM, RICHARD Falls Church, Va. VITEZ, BONNIE Friendsyille, Md. Milford. Del. WINGET. ROBERT Yorklown Heights. N.Y. aImAj YOCKEL. JOHN Fanwood, N.J. YARTAN. LEO Kearny, N.J. WALDRON, JULIA Richwood, W. Va. W U SH. BONNIE Warwick, R.I. WARD, DIANE Hot Springs, Va. WATTS, JOHN Paw.atuek, Conn. WITSCHEY, LILA New Martinsville, W. Va. WOLFE. PAULA Copley, Ohio WOOD. CARL Marion. Ohio WOODFORD, SARA Wilmington, Del. WENTZEL. VICKI Parkershurg, W. Va. WEST. JANET Parkersburg. W. Va. WESTERMAN. GEORGE Morwalk, Conn. WOOLBAK ' .H, BARBARA Hallstead. Pa. WOOLDR1DGE, BUM Wilmington. Del. 205 SOPHOMORES AMBROSE. BONNIE Monroeville. Pa. ATTLESON. SARA JANE Cortland. N.Y. BARD. JANET Elkins. W. Va. BROWN. DAVID Clarksburg. W. Va. President BARNES. SUSAN Pittsburgh, Pa. BAUGHMAN. MARY Pittsburgh. Pa. BEALE. GARY Summensville, W. Va. BECHTEL. JUDITH Baltimore, Md. BEEM, ROBERT Ne ton, Mass. BEGOR. EVERETT Plainville. Mass. BENNETT. LEE ANN Huntington, W. Va. BENNETT, STEPHEN Ingram, Pa. BERGEN. PATRICIA Morristown, N.J. BITZER. JANET Pittsburgh. Pa. BLACK. JERRY Buckhannon. W. Va. BLANKF.NSHIP. GENE Adrian, W. Va. CORE, SUSAN Williamson, W. Va. Secretary BOEHLE. CAROLYN Wondclille Lake. N.J. BOETTCHER. MARY E. Pepperell. Mass. BOLTZ. MARJORIE Rimersburg. Pa. ADAMS. MARY Rehoboth Beach. Del. ALPAUGH, NANCY High Bridge, N.J. BOND. BRUCE Wellesley. Mass. BOUNDS, JAMES Salisbury. M.I. BRADLEY. LOUISE So. Yarmouth, Mass. 206 Hit U)LEY, 1YLES Pittsburgh, Pa. BRIGHT, HARRYE1 II New Martinsville, W. Va MUITT-MN. MARIAN Haddonli.ld, N.J. mm KIN, Buenos Aires. Argentina BROWN, BETSY Bridgeport, W. Va. BICKLIN, DAVID Buckhannon, W. Va. BURGESS, STEPHEN Maaon, W. Va. BURKE, MARGARE1 Oakland. N.J. IH ' RKY. PATRICIA Pickens, W. Va. BURNS, BARBAR Hanover, Pa. BUZZARD. HIGH Moundsville. W. Va. BYERS. LARRY Perryopolis, Pa. BYROM. DEAN McKeesporl, Pa. CAIRNS. RLTH Philadelphia, Pa. CARTER. JAMES Buckhannon, W. V. CALLDWELL. JOY East Williaton, N.Y. CHAFFEY. LESLIE Philippi, W. Va. CHOMICZ. JAMES Scotch Plains, N.J. CLARK, DAVID Franklin. N.Y. CLINE, JUDITH Clarksburg. W. Va. COLE, RICHARD New Caslle, Pa. I OLI 1 . M Mil IV Barrett. Vt Va CONN] R, i HRISTINA West Orane... N.J. COME, GENE McKeesporl, Pa. Treasurer 1966 As usual, it ' s a slow process. 207 CONRAD, WENDY Lunenburg, Mass. COPLEY, ELIZABETH Welch. W. Va. CORDERO, BRENDA Ellicott City, Md. (ill RSEN, DANIEL Trenton, N.J. CRAIN, CONSTANCE Westminster. Md. CREEL. NANCY While Sulphur Springs. W. Va. CROCKER, SUSAN Plainfield, N.J. CUCINOTTA. JOYCE Medlield. M.«. DWIS. GARY Elizabeth. Pa. DAVIS. MICHAEL Arlireton, Va. DAMS. SAM Montgomery, W. Va. DeHART. WAYNE Cumberland, Md. DELBRUGGE. KAREN Wheeling. W. Va. DEMI, GERALD Greensburg, Pa. DESSENT. TOM Weston, W. Va. DILLEY. CHARLES Marlinton, W. Va. DODD. DONNA Gloversville, N.Y. DLMICAN. MARTHA So. Yarmouth, Mass. EAKIN, THOMAS Jeannetle. Pa. ELLIOTT. JAMES Clayinont, Del. ELVERSON, DEE Glenshaw, Pa. ELWOOD. LAWRENCE Silyer Spring, Md. ENGLE. SARA JANE Charleston, W. Va. EPPINGER, DOUGLAS Madison, N.J. EVANS. CAROLYN Jackson. Ohio EWING. MICHAEL Willoughby. Ohio FAUST, DAVID Greensburg, Pa. FIRTH. DONNA Trenton. N.J. FORSYTH, GEORGE Williamson, W. Va. FOX. DANIEL Spring Grove, Pa. FUNK. MICHAEL St. Albans, W. Va. GAITHER. DONNA Arlington, Va. SRT2 ATk 208 o Riiis. j n s Morrii Plain.. N.J. CR Y. CORDON in, D. C. CRIESER, CAROLINE HI Sk. FRED JOHNSON, 1 i k GRIFFITH. SLS N c r, -lal River. Fla. (.1 I I kl NST, STEPHEN Creal N.rk. NY. CWYNN, HMIRARA llrkl.v. W. W GYGAX, JOHN Belle, W. V«. HALL. J 11 S Silv.c Spnnc. Md. HATCH. MEREDITH Cochiluate, Han. HAl ' CHT. JIDITH Jarkaonville. Fla. HERRING. ELIZABETH rrinr.-i,.„. W. Va. HICKS. WILLIAM Bii.kliamu.n. W, Va. HILL. NANCY Prpprrcll. Ma.s. HINKLE, CAROL Oakum. Va. KINKLE. KAREN Oakl.m. Va. JOHNSON, KENNETH Elizabeth, Pa. JOHNSON, Rl SSI I I l!„].l.-„. Maai JOHNSTON K, ;,,.., II, C. JONES, El I FN MINI-, SUSAN Morriatown. N.J. JORY. CAROL Wheclns A.F.B.. Lil H1SER. CLENN Si. Albans. W. Va. HOLLAND. CHERIE Needham, Masa. HOOD. JOAN Needham. Maaa. HOW RD. DR1ENNE Clayaville, Pa HOW ARD. SALLY HI I KINS. BETTELl ' Ontalia. Nebraaka HUNT, GEORGE Bclmar. W. Va. HUNT, JANET Rosellr. Park, N.J. HUNTER, JOHN Kindlon. N.Y. 209 KAYLOK. DAVID Bluefleld, W. V«. KEARNS, II DITH Camillns. N.Y. Kl I I ETT, BARBARA Reading, Mass. KELLY. MARY Si. Albans. W. Va. KERR. PHYLLIS Baltimore, Md. KLICK, PAIL Plainlield, N.I. KNORR. JUDITH Buckhann„n, W. Va. KOCH. PATRICIA Pittsburgh. Pa. LASICH, RON SLD Clairlon. Pa. LAURICH, MARY Warren. Pa. LAW. CHARLES Fairmont. W. Va. LAWRENCE. RITA Charleston. W. Va. LAWSON, KAREN Clairton. Pa. LAWSON, WILLIAM Crugers, N.Y. LEACH. ALBERT Wilkinsburg, Pa. LEAR. GILLEN Vandergrilt. Pa. LEWIS. TWILA Pasadena, Mil. LEWIS. VIRGINIA Clark ' s Summit, Pa. LINDQLTST. IANET Weslpnrt, Conn. LOVELL, JOHN lefferson. Md. MaeARTHUR. ROY Weston. Mass. Ah, come on, Chuck. Take a peek. Ml U LEY. CAROLE Elizabeth. W. Va. McCLAIN, ELAINE Uniontoun, Pa. McCRACKEN, BETTEJANE Needham, Mass. MeGREW, GERALD Washington. W. Va. McNeill, richard Pitcairn, Pa. McVAY. GRETCHEN Clendenin, W. Va. MAGEE. EDWARD Narberth, Pa. MALLORY, LAWRENCE St. Albans. W. Va. MARPE, KENNETH Garden Citv. N.Y. MARTISKO, LESTER Ravenswood, W. Vfl.   MASON. IOHN E. Pepperell, Mass. MASON, MICHAEL Parkersbnrg. W. Va. After the annual tour of the library. MATHER- SI SAK Salem. Ohio MEARNS, MAN Volga. W. Va. 210 12 0 ■- ' iTfe  3 MESOLOCITES. EV Darien, Conn. MILHOAN, LINDA Marietta, Ohio MILLER. CAROL Pittsburgh, Pa. MILLER. CHARLES Massillun. Ohio MILLER. CYNTHIA Warwick, R.I. MILL1KEN, G1NNY Pittsburgh. Pa. MILOSEVIC!!. MARY Lackawanna, N.Y. MONROE. CASSANDRA Newton Falls. Ohio MONTGOMERY. Lljv Wheeling. W. Va. MONTOYA, IAMES Parkersburg. W. Va. MOORE. RICHARD Middletown. Conn. MOSMANN, LINDA Ridgewood, N.J. MULLIGAN. ROBERTA Munhall, Pa. MUSE, DAVID Cheswick, Pa. Dear Abby . NELSON, LYNN Wesleyville, Pa. NEWELL. DAVID Woodbury. Conn. NORTH. PETER Middlebury, Conn. O ' HAGAN. CURTIS Pittsburgh, Pa. OLIVO. CAROL Woodburv, N.I. OLUSZAK. JOHN Philadelphia. Pa. OSBORNE. CHARLES Bulfaln. N.Y. PAINTER, MARY Summersville. W. Va. PALMER. DAVID Monesson. Pa. PARSONS, CAROL Bridgeport. W. Va. PATCHEN, RONALD Orange, Conn. PATTERSON, JOHN Swarthmore, Pa. PAXTON. NANCY Vienna. W. Va. PEARCE, DAVID Westfield, N.J. PEARSE, JAYE Morgantown, W. Va. PECK, JANE Bennington, Vermont PEMBROKE, EILEEN Lockport, N.Y. PFAFF, BONNIE Canonsburg, Pa. PHILLIPS. RALPH So. Yarmouth. Mass. PIERSON, ROBERT Fairlield, Conn. PORTER. MARY Lahore, West Pakistan And Lestoil doesn ' t even upset my stom- ach. r f t, ' -3 ■ r 211 tX3 .i 1 f.W n POST, BENJAMIN Buckhannon. W. Va. REID, BETSY La t Orange, N.I. PRELLE. LINDA North Plainlicld, N.J. RESLER. EDWARD Pittsburgh, Pa. PRUETT, JANIE Clarksbur . W. Va REYNOLDS, SUSAN Ncedham, Mass. PRUETT, JAMES Beckley, W. Va. RHOME, DAVID Monessen, Pa. ROBERTS. CLIFFORD Wallham, Mass. ROBBINS, BETSY Tauntun. Mass. ROBINSON. CAROL Fall. Church, Va. ROGERS. RICHARD Danbury, Conn. ROLAND, WILLIAM Middlcburv. Conn. RUSSO. JAMES SABOM, EDWARD Piltsburgh, Pa. SAMPSON. RAYMOND Mechani.sburg. Pa. SCHAFFER, DAVID Clarksburg. W. Va. SCHNEEMAN, JIM Clayton. N.J. PUTNAM, CHARLOTTE RALL, JAMES WiUimantic, Conn. Piltsburgh. Pa. R1EDELL. ERIC RIFFLE. NANCY Osicrvillc, Mass. Buckhannon. W. Va. SCOTT. RANDOLPH Clairton, Pa. SCUTT, MARILYN Piltsburgh, P.,. SEATH. IAMES Dcnvillc, N.J. SENIOR. LAURIE Newtown, Conn. SENSUE, PEGGY Wilkinsburg, Pa. SHAW. PATRICIA Buckhannon, W. Va. SHEPHERD, MARY Takoma Park. Md. SHULTZ, NORMA Pittsburgh, Pa. SHURTLEFF, PATSY LaFayetle, N.Y. SMITH. BRUCE Sebring. Ohio SMITH, DIANE Siatpisville, W. Va. SMITH, ELENA Westiield, N.J. SNYDER. CHABLES Baltimore, Md. SORBER. JAMES Johnstown, Pa. STADELMAN, PAUL E. Aurora, N.Y. STEMPLE, LARRY Buckhannon, W. Va. STEWART. JOHN Winds. .r. Conn. STEWART, SHARON Aurora, Ohio 212 STRAUGHN. WILLIAM STRICKLAND, SHARON Md, THOM . JUDITH Canonaburg. Pa. Jamesville, N.Y. THOMPSON, JANET Buckhannon, W. Vs. 31 STRICKLER, TALKINGTON, TAYLOR. THATCHER. PATRICIA BARRY MARLENE DOUGLAS I ' nioniown, Pa. Clarksburg. W. Va. Vienna, W. Va. Susser. N.J. THOMPSON, TURNER. WALTER LFKO. ROMAINE 1 IKlt. DOROTHY PAMELA Cumberland, Md. Elizabeth. Pa. Elirabeth, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. TRAIN, SUSAN Westminster, Mil. VTALL. WAYNE Schenectady. N.Y. VHANCKEN, LYN Kahwav, N.J. WAGNER, CAROLE WILLIAMS. JAMES Somerset. Pa. Munhall. Pa. WALKER. LINDA WILLIAMSON. NEIL Fairview, Pa. Somerville. Mass. WALTER, LEE Pennsville, N.J. WARNER, CAROL Buckhannon. W. Va. WATSON. DONALD Rochester, Ind. WAWRIN. RAYMOND Flat Ruck. Mich. WILLSON, PATRICIA Vandergrift, Pa. WILSON, L1BBY Parkersburg. W. Va. WEAVER. ESTHER WOLF. JACk Rockville, Md. Pittsburgh, Pa. WEAVER. PETER WOLFE. NANCY Piiisburgh. Pa. Charleston, W. Va, WEIMER, ROBERT . Buffalo. N.Y. W EST, PAMELA Buckhannon. W. Va. WHIFFE.N. SHARON Buckhannon, W. Va. WHITE. JA.NE Greensburg. Pa. WHITE. WILLIAM Jane Lew. W. Va. WIBLIN, RAY Rochester, Pa. WIDMEYER. STEPHAN Parkersburg. W. Va. WOLVERTON. MAR! Charleston. W. Va. WOOFTER. SUSAN Clarksburg. W. Va. ZEISING. DANIEL Sparta, N.J. ZIEGLER. MARILYN Teaneck. N.J. 213 FRESHMEN CHISHOLM, JAMES Foiboro, Mass. President ADINOLFI. ELAINE Norwalk, Conn. AITCHISON. BRUCE Bsyside, N. Y. ALFRED. NANCY Bridgeport. W. Va. ALLEN. CAROL WUiiamstown, W. Va. ABLEN. WILLIAM Scarsdale, N. Y. ANDERSON, CAROL McGINNIS. BRUCE Lewisburg, W. Va. Vice President ADAMS. BARBARA Millwood. W. Va. ADDY. MASON Pittsburgh, Pa. Vienna. W. Va. ANGELO. JANICE Pittsburgh. Pa. ARCHER, JUDY Buckhannon, W. Va. ASTON. EILEEN Rutherlord. N. J. BAKER. EDWARD Youngwood, Pa. BARR. ROGER Roslyn Heights. N. Y. BARRY, RICHARD Cibbsboro. N. J. BARTH. BRUCE Short Hills, N. J. BASISTA. JANIS Wbitaker, Pa. BATES. JEAN Norwalk. Conn. BEALL. CARL Stevenson, Md. BEER. TREXEL Buchannoo, W. Va. BELL. DAVID Elmira. N. Y. BENEDICT, MARY Penn. Furnace. Pa. BENNETT, ROBERT Charleston, W. Va. BENSEN. MARILYN Midland Park, N. J. k 214 BIAS, HETTINA Point Pleasant, W. Vo III UN. KATHRYN Soulhsidr, W, Va. BLOOD, ALLEN Pepperell, Masa. BLOXSOM. DONALD Finleyvillc, Pa. BOND. JEFFBEY Arnold, Ud. BOWEN. DONALD Annapolis. Md. BOWEBS. JEAN Charleston. W. Va. BOWLING. RONALD Fnyelleville, W. Va. BOWMAN. JAMES Gaithersbure,, Mil. BRANTON. JANET Wa S hin C l.,„. Pa. BRINER, CRETCHEN Oakland. Md. BROOKHYSER. JEAN Elkins. W. Va. BROW . JOHN To Md. BROWN. KAREN Piteairn, Pa. BUCHANAN. JAMES Brooklyn. N.Y. BL ' CKLIN, CAROL Buckhannon, W. Va. BVCKW ' ORTH. SHARON Elklon. Mil. BUDERER, ELAINE Randallslinin. Md. BLTZER, JEAN Collins Center, N.Y. CHAMBERLAIN. STEVEN Buckhannon. W. Va. CHAMBERS, JEANNINE Wellsburg, Pa. CHEMALY. JOHN Oranjealad, Aruba CHEMALY. ROBERT Oranjeslail. Aruba m BELL. MARTHA Washington, Pa. 1967 HUNTINGTON, HAROLD Manchester, Conn. Treasurer 215 CLARK. JEFFREY Sprincfidd, Mui COLE, LAWRENCE Trumbull, Conn. COLE, MAROLYN Silver Spring, Md. CONE. JACQUELINE Bridgeport, W. Va. CONNOR. REBECCA Bangor. Main.- COOPER. BONNIE Bridgeville, Pa. COPELAND. BRUCE Needham. Mass. CORLEY. MONTFORD Buckhannon. W. Va. CORYTLL. ROBIN Chappaqua. N.Y . COUCH, DAVID Parkersburg. W. Va. COX. EMILY Hinlon. W. Va. CRISSMAN. EL USE Clarion. Pa. CROSSLEY. CONNIE E. Liverpool, Ohio CROUSER. THOMAS Charleston, W. Va. CUMMINCS, JOHN Huntington, W. Va. CL ' RSEY. MILLARD Lulherville. Md. CURTIS. DAVID Berlin. W. Va. CURTIS, MICHAEL Buckhannon, W. Va. CUTRIGHT. PAMELA Clarksburg. W. Va. DARLEY ' . JERRY Washington. D. C. DAVENPORT. JAMES Millburn. N.J. DAVIES. DONNA Hallowell. Maine DAWSON. JAMES Gibbsboro, N.J. DEACON. PATSY Charleston. W. Va. DeBOER. JACQUELINE Midland Park. N.J. DEPOY. BONNIE French Creek, W. Va. DILLS. TRUDY Donora, Pa. DiPlETRO, NICHOLAS Wheaton. Md. DOTTERWEICH. MILT North Haledon, N.J. EDWARDS. WALTER Philadelphia. Pa. DRISCOLL. KENNETH Saranac Lake, N.Y ' . EVANS. CHERYL Holvoke. Mass. Dubois, dentece Belhesda, Md. EVANS. LEIGH Huntington. W. Va. DUNCAN. OVID Buckhannon, W. Va. EYERHART. JOHN Kingwood, W. Va. SfS DURRETT. KAYETTA Hinton. W. Va. EVERITT. CYNTHIA Saugus, Mass. EDINCER. NICHOLAS EDWARDS. JOHN Easton. Pa. Perry. N.Y. FEIST. MARY McMechen. W. Va. 216 CRUNDMAN. ROBERT Joppa, Md. HARDING. SUSAN Alexandria, ' a. HAINES. GENE Lansdale, Pa. BARMAN, JUDY Frederick, Md. FEOLA. SAMUEL Buckhannon, W. Va. FERGUSON, DELORIS Mallorv. W. Va. FERGUSON. DONNA Aldcn. N.Y. GAWTHROP. WILLIAM Buckhannon, W. Va. CEISER. LAURENCE Pittsburgh. Pa. rEHHELL. IHEIWORE CEORCE, LESLIE Buckhannon, W. V . FISHER. LINDA Lewisburg. W. Va FISHER, SANDI Towso, W. Va. FLOWERS. EDWTNA Buck! .n. W. Va. FRACkJ. NANCY Oak Ridge, N.J. FRENCH. DAVID Trumbull. Conn. FRESH, JOYCE Potomac, Md. FRUM. ANN Waverly, W. Va. FRYE, PAMELA East Cheater. N.Y. FULLEN. MARSHA Ronceverte. W. Va. FULLER. HOWARD Lancaiter. Ohio FURRER. ALLAN Milvcrne. N.Y. GAINER, WALTER Richwood, W. Va. GALLO. SUSAN Rahway. N.J. GAl ' DARD. LYNN Lachine. Quebec Claim.: GILCHREST. JEFFREY Rahway. N.J. GOHEEN. HELEN Philadelphia. Pa. GOULD, SANDRA New York City. N.Y. GRADY. SUSAN E. Longmeadow, Mass. CRAY. WILLIAM Alplaus. N.Y. CREEN. CRYSTAL Buckhannon. W. Va. GROVES. JOHN French Creek. W. Va. HALL. GEORGE Needham, Mass. HARRIS. TIMOTHY Baltimore. Md. HALLIDAY. THOMAS Needham. Mass. HASTINGS, MARC Springfield. Mass. HAMBURGER. VICTOR Needham. Mass. HAYS. HARRY Elrama. Pa. BANNA, MARGARET Charleston, W. HEAPS. DORIS New Freedom. Pa Va. 217 HEINEMAN, ELEXNOR Brarkenridge, Pa. HEKEL, MARIAN Denville, N J HERRMAN. RANDY KELLER, BENJAMIN Dunbar, W. Va. KELLER. SHARON I ockport. N.Y. T? A i HIGHF1ELD, DAVID Wilmington. Del. HILL, BENJAMIN Charleston. W. V«. HILTNER, NANCY Silver Springs, Md. HINKEL, SOPHIA Boiling Sprint, Pa. HOCKING. JAMES Kenvil. N.J. HOLMES. STEPHEN Middletown. Conn. HOLT. ELIZABETH Glaslonburv, Conn. HOOMANS. JOHN Avon, N.Y. HOPPER. JOAN Baltimore, Md. K1MBERLA1N. BONTTA Williamson. W. Va. KIBLER. VICKY Parkenburg, W. Va. KI1 Nl !R, LARRY Greenville, Pa. KISER. SUZANNE Buckhannon. W. Va. KIZNER. DAVID Silver Spring, Md. LACAR1A, BERMA Charleston, W. Va. T 2. HOUSE, WILLIAM Fairfield, Conn. HUBER, NANCY Lincrolt. N.J. HUSTEAD. PHILIP Scituale. Mass. HUSTON. SUSAN Ellwood Citv. Pa. INGRAM, RICHARD Buckhannon, W. Va. JOHNSON. CARLTON Buckhannon. W. Va. JOHNSON. DANIEL Point Pleasant. W. Va. JOHNSON. ELIZABETH Sissonville. W. Va. JOHNSON. KATHER1NE Somerset, Mass. LAW, MARILYN Clarksburg, W. Va. LECHER, RICHARD Denville, N.J. LENS, JESUS La Paz. Bolivia LEVINE. PAUL Stamford, Conn. LIDDELL, JAMES Wilkinsburg, Pa. LINK, WILLIAM Pittsburgh. Pa. JOHNSON. RICHARD Welleslev. Mass. JONES. RUSSELL Monessen, Pa. KANE. DAV Wilkinsburg. Pa. LOGAN, MARY East Longmeadow, Mass. LONG, PAUL McKeesport, Pa. 218 -%, ¥ iiA LOWE, POLLY Cumberland. MO. LUCKEY. ROBERTA Suitland. Mil. HSIIMIHUHJ WNCY Clarksburg. W. Va. MECHLING. BETSY Uniontown, Pa. MENTZER, JOHN BelAir, Md. LYGOUMENOS. NICHOLAS Baltimore, Md. LYLE, GLENN Munhall, Pa. MEREDITH, LUCILLE Clarksburg, W. Va. METALL1DES. EVELYN Weston. W. Va. MICHAEL. THOMASINE Morcantown, W Va. LYONS, WILLIAM Dunbar, W. Va. McCALL, - MARTHA Pittsburgh, Pa. MILDREN, WILLIAM Parkersburg. W. Va. MILLER. DAVID Pittsburgh, Pa. MILLER. JONATHAN Pittsburgh, Pa. Mccracken, paul Roselle. N.J. McGOWEN, BETTY Washington, Pa. MILLER, LEE Upper Marlboro, Md. MILLER. ROBERT West Hartford, Conn. MITTON, JAMES Pompton Plains, N.J. McKANE, CAROLEA Linden, N.J. McQUILLEN. MICHAEL Port Washington, N.Y. MONACO, MICHELLE New Kensington, Pa. MOSES, DOUG Cuba. N.Y. MOSS. SARA Columbus. Ohio MAGEE. CAROL Wellsburg, W. Va. MALOOF, MATTHEW Oson Hill, Md. MULLEN. ROBIN Uniontown. Pa. MYERS, STEWART Fanwood. N.J. NEUMARK. LARRY Abington, Pa. MANNING. BRIAN Coventry, R.I. MARTIN, CYNTHIA Jersey City, N.J. NULL, SUSAN Ruffsd, Pa. O ' BRIEN. KATHY Buckhannon. W. Va. OLSON. KIRKE Trumbull, Conn. MARTIN. LINDA Point Pleasant, W. Va. MARTIN. WILLIAM Arlington, Va. OWEN, RICHARD Needham. Mass. PORTER, SYLVIA New Cumberland, W. Va. PAYNE. ARTHUR Vienna. W. Va. vH ' ■•?? 219 ▲laJLatti PEDERSEN. RICHARD Lansdalr. r.. PHILLIPS. JAMES Burkhannon. W. Vj PENNACCH10, I YNTHIA I lol- ' -a. Mass. PHILLIPS. Illtl Medford Lakes. N.J. PESCHEL. HEIDEMAR1E Clarksburg, W . PINKERTON. ALLAN Pillsbur E h. Pa. PETERS. DOROTHY Buckhannon. W. ' PLOOF. JAN West Brooklield. Ma-. PETERS. 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DENNIS PRICE. FRANCES S. Charleston, W. Va T.M7fe Al 220 SMITH, PATRICIA SMOLENSK!, SUZANNE SOLTHWORTH, ALICE STALNAKER, REX -MMM-, u l- Belle Vernon, P«. Weatfield, M Ford (.1.-. Pa. Baltimore, Md. Mar.. Pa. STEELE SUZtNNE STEELE, THOMAS STEUREB, DAVID STONE. DANIEL STOUT, DIANA Iatn.be, Pa. Arlington, Va. Buckhannon, W. Va. Waahington, Pa. Charleston, W. Va. SI Will. NANCY M imiillWl Bcrkelc] Heights, KATHLEEN N I Millington, N.J. SI NQI 1ST, JOHN 1 IYLOB PAME1 Bcrchhursl, N.V Will C i. TERLAAKPOOT. JOHAN - V Buckhannon, W. Va. TERRY, THOMAS Milch.ll . II. M.I THOMPSON, FR Nk. Pittsburgh. Pa. THOMPSON. PAMELA Wflkinaburg, Pa. THORN. PAMELA New York City. N.Y. TROUP. JOHN Suceaatinna. N. I TODD. HETSY Petroleum, W. Va. TOM Will. MAI KEEN Finleyville, Pa. TITIAIGH. NANCY Wheeling, W. Va. TUCKER. RANDAL! Biiekhann..n. W. Va. TUCKER. REBECCA Coraopolia, Pa. TURNER. MARILYN Burkhannun. W. Va. I NDERWOOD, JEFFREY Lalre.be. Pa. UPSON, TH1IM VS Ami!,. Pa. (NDERSVIW, SI F Midland Park. N.J WAGNER. RISE Reading, Pa. WALKER, DAVID Dunbar, W. Va. WXI.TER. HOPE N..r.l, Plainsfield. N 1 WEDGE. GAIL Alben Lea, Minn. WHITE, ACNES WILSON. PAMELA Unionlown, Pa. WINANS, DENNIS WINGET. JEAN Yorktown Heighta, N V WOOD. RORERT No. Plainlield. N.J, WOODS. JANICE Bavside. N.Y. YORK. SAR1H Charlcatown. W. YOINC. DAVID W. Springfield, Me YOUNG. LOUISE In S ..n.ar. Pa. 221  • •! Wi ' iff 1 1 H if i r I ? i ? .;, n r. INDEX -A— Abraham. Susan 57. 120. 198 Adams. Barbara 214 Adams. Mary 83. 120, 206 Addy. Charles M. 214 Adinolfi. Elaine 214 Adinolfi. Joan 178 Agev. C. Buell 42. 26. 79 Aitchison, Bruce 155, 214 Albaugh. M. Katharine 178 Alderson. Martha J. 53. 55. 65. 178 Alfred. Nancy 214 Allen. Carol A. 7b. 214 Allen. Charles 51. 128. 198 Allen. Jr.. William 214 Allman. David C. 84, 134. 198 Allsopp. Cheryl 73. 118. 198 Alpaugh. Nancy 206 Alsop. Roberta ' 59. 198 Ambrose, Bonnie 54, 71. 82. 83. 206 Ancrile. Joyce 37. 56. 179 Anderson. Carol 214 Anderson. Judith 122. 178 Anderson. Morgan 66. 67 Anderson. Nils 132. 198 Angelo. Janice 82. 121, 211 Anyan. Joel 76. 137. 198 Archer. Judy 214 Armstrong. Linda 71. 82. 83, 198 Aston. Eileen 214 Attleson. Sarah J. 73. 85. 206 Ault. Lois 82. 84. 122 Ayres. James L58 — B— ■Babeock. Harriet 198 Bachmeier. Hazel 73. 85. 179 Backus. Wayne 126, 130. 179 Bageant. Robert 179 Bainbridge. Wanda 198 Baird. Warren J. 53. 54. 147. 155. 198 Baker. Edward 51. 214 Bard. Janet 73. 76. 206 Barklev. Suzanne 82, 124. 198 ' Barnes. Allen 134 Barnes. Susan 54. 76. 82, 83, 110,206 Barr. Roger 214 Barry, R. Crai 169. 172.214 Barth. Bruce 214 Basista. Janis 214 Bates. Jean 120. 214 Batten. Jr.. Ralph 198 Baughman. Mary 121. 206 Bauman. F. Terry 77. 128 Beale. Gary 137. 206 Beall. Carl 214 Beattv. Anna E. 122. 198 Beaver. Ralph 37. 137. 179 Bechtel. Judith 76. 120, 206 Becker. Carol S. 122, 198 Beddow. Martha 83. 73. 198 Beem. Robert 65. 132. 206 Beer. Trexel 78. 214 Begor, Jr.. Everett 206 Bell. David 76. 78. 214 Bell. Martha 215 Benedict. Mary L. 57. 76. 65. 214 Benker. Barbara 54. 57. 65, 179. 120 Bennett. Arthur 77. 137. 198 Bennett Lee Ann 85. 118. 206 Bennett. Robert 214 Bennett. Stephen 206 Bennett. Vernon 198 Bensen. Marilyn 214 Benson, Frances 108. 120. 180 Bergen. Patricia 124. 206 Berger. Jack 116. 134. 140, 142. 164. 166. 180 Bettis. Jr. Charles 73. 179 Bialon. Franklin 116. 128. 198 Bianchi. Ralph 128. 148. 198 Bias. Bettina 78. 215 Bishop. Sally 71, 76. 82. 198 Bitzer. Janet 120. 206 Black. Jerry 206 Blain. Kathrvn 215 Blair. C. Michael 132 Blake. Brenda J. 53. 108. 122. 180 Blake. Lou Ellen 55. 60, 118. 180 Bland. Stephen 82. 180 Blankenship. Arlene 118, 180 Blankenship. G. Barry 140. 206 Blodgett, Sharon 57, 85, 1 no Blood. Allen 46. 215 Bloxsom. Donald 215 Official Commercial Photographer for Your MURMURMONTIS =T MOU NTAI N-SJATE ==T PHOTO ENGRAVlfiG SERVICE ( BUCKHANNON WEST VIRGINIA Line and Half Tone Engravings Commercial Photography Film Processing 224 Bobo. Jr.. Dennis 134. 198 Boehle, Carol 12. 51. 120, 170.206 Boettcher. Mary 206 Boetlner. Robert 70. 68 Bogart. Particia 199 Bollz. Marjorie 71. 206 Bonafed. Lynn 199. 118 Bond. Bruce 78. 155, 158, 206 Bond. Jeffrey 54, 215 Bond. Jr.. William 199 Bonsall Jr.. Robert L34, 155, 180 Bounds. James 134. 206 Bowen. Donald 215 Bowers. Carole 180 Bowers. Jeanie 84, 118, 215 Bowers. Ronald 76, 82, 134 Bowling. Ronald 215 Bowman. James 151. 215 Bowman. Rebecca 73. 122. 199 Bovce. S. Tbomas 134, i80 Bradbury, Lois 108, 120, Vf) Bradley, Louise 206 Bradley. My les 80. 207 Brafford. Patricia 117, 122. 180 Brandt. Thomas 1 17 Branton. Janet 78. 83. 118, 215 Breakwell. Joyce II. 55, 59. 63. 71,82, 118. 180 Brennan. Lynda 180 Brennan. James H. 71 Bridgeman. Virginia l . 62, 76, 78, 82. 88, 96, 98, 99. 122, 181 Bridges. Edward 76. 132, 199 Bright. Harryette 122, 207 Briner. Gretchen 215 Brittain, Marian 83, 120, 207 Britton, Ann 70, 207 Brogan. Richard 77. 128, 181 Brookh ser. Jean 215 Brooks, ' Mildred 54.84, 117, 124. 181 Brown, Betsy 207 Brown. P. David 69. 72, 73,206 Brown. Donna 73. 117. 122, 198 Brown, Edith 181 Brown, Helen 69. 71, 73, 85, 124. 181 Brown, John 215 Brown. Karen 81. 215 Bruso, Walter 82, 116, 137, 199 Bryant, Karen 71, 82, 199 Brzezinski. Thomas 54, 199 Buchanan, James 54. 65, 68. 215 Blither. Elizabeth 71. .6. 117. 124. 199 Bui klin. Carol 215 Bucklin. David 207 Burklin. Leonard 18 Buckworth. Sharon 215 Buderer. Elaine 83. 215 Bubler. Jr.. Herbert 26, 59 Bunting. Boyd 132, 199 Burgess, Stephen 137. 207 Burgtorf. Richard 34. 81, 181 Burke, Margaret 207 Burky, Patricia 207 Burley, Linda 53, 199 Burnett. E. Ann 181 Burns, Anita 83, 181 Burns. Barbara 42. 67. 105. 108, 120. 170, 207 Burns. William 46. 47, 59. 61. 110. 137. 181 Butterfield. Bruce 59. 134, 181 Butzer. Jean 83. 85 215 Buzzard. Hugh 132, 207 Byerly, Paul 75, 132, 182 Byers. Larry 207 Byrom, Dean 76. 80, 81, 137. 154. 207 — c— Cable. Dana 73. 199 Cairns. Ruth 57. 85. 110. 118,207 Caldabaugh. Harr 199 Cappucci. Valeric 199 Carlson. Earle 23 Carpenter. Blaine 59. 134. 182 Carpenter. Dale 130. 199 Carr. Nancy Lee 71 Carstensen, Calvin 182 Carstensen. Judith B. 199 Carter, James 207 Carter, Thomas 182 Cassidv. John 77. 137. 199 Castiller. Susan 118. 199 Caughev. M. Lvnne 59, 182 Cauldwell. Joy-13. 207 Chaffey. L. Patricia 76, 82. 83. 207 Chamberlain. Richard 132, 199 Chamberlain. Stephen 215 Chambers. Jeannine 78, 215 Chapman. David 59. 132, 182 Chase. John 155. 156 Chemaly, John 70, 74, 117. 215 Chemaly. Robert 70. 215 Chichester. Sharon 80, 51 Chisholm. James 214 Chomicz. James 207 Christ. George 128. 199 Christian. Martha 82, 122, 182 Church. Penny 199 Clark. David 76. 82, 207 Clark, Charlotte 182 Clark. Geraldine 57. 85, 171. L99 Clark. Jeffrej 216 Clav. Linda 57. 85. L20, 182 Cline. Charles 58 Cline. Judith 207 Cobh. Gene 35. 36. 37. 50, 56,62, 132. 182, L88 Cochrun. James 200 Cockerill. Sharon 122 Colan. Jerald 130. 1 10. 164.200 Cole. James 128. 152, 182 Cole. Lawrence 216 Cole, Marolyn 216 Cole, Nancy 76 Cole. Richard 132, 158, 159.207 Coleman. Marian 207 Collins. Irma 26 Collins. Walter 22 Combs. Robert 151 Come. Gene 130, 151. 207 Comlv. Mary F. 71, 83, 200 Cone. Jacqueline 216 Connelly. Martin 128, 182 Conner. Christina 82, 207 Connor. Rebecca 69. 118. 216 Conrad. Wendv 208 Cook. George 58, 182 Cook. Fave 200 Cook. Peggy 82, 54, 122, 182 Cooper, Bonnie 216 Cooper. Roberta 76. 120. 200 Copeland D. Bruce 78. 216 Copley. Elizabeth 54, 124, 208 Corbett. Dayid 134, 200 Cordero. Brenda 120. 208 Core. Susan 206 Corley. Montford 216 Cornwell. Creel 23, 65 Cornwell. Jr.. Creel 58. 200 Cortese. Jerome 42. 70. 78, 82, 182 Coryell. Robin 216 Costa. Vernon 116. 132, 169, 183 Coston. Herbert 26. 69, 70 Coston. Phyllis 26, 71 Couch, David 216 Coursen, Daniel 208 Cox. Emily 216 Craig, Robert 26 Grain, Constance 208 Crain, Susan 213 Craven, Patricia 27 Crayton. M. Alice 36, 37, 122, 200 Creel. Nancy 68, 81, 85, 208 Crissman, Elaine 216 Crocker, Sue 37, 208 Crook, Donna 54 Crossley. Connie 67, 216 Crouch, Evelyn 27 Crouser, Thomas 216 Cucinotta. Joyce 120, 208 Culp. Jr.. Ronald 151. 130 Cummings, J. Hugh 27, 68 Cummings, John 147. 155 Cummings, John L. 65, 16. 209. 216 Cunningham. William 164, 183 Curry, Mary 118, 200 Cursey Jr.. Millard 78. 216 Curtis. David 216 Curtis. Gerald 132. 183 Curtis, Michael 216 Custer. Carol Ann 208 Cutright. Charlotte 208 Cutright, Pamela 85, 216 — D- Dalla Valle. John 200 Daneker, Linda 200 Dann, David 132, 200 Darley, Jerry ' 216 Darlington. Paul 128, 147. 183 Davenport. James 216 Davidson. Ellen Y. 183 Davidson. Thomas 59, 183 Davies, Donna 69. 216 Davies. James 49, 116, 137 Davis, Gary 208 Davis. Katherine 78, 124 Davis, Michael 52, 132, 208 Davis, Sidney 20, 27 Davis. Sydelle 76 Davis, Sam 208 Dawson, James 54, 65, 74, 147, 148, 216 Deacon. Patricia 122. 216 Dean, Nancy 183 DeBoer. Jacqueline 78, 216 Decatur. Robert 116, 132 DeHart. Wayne 31, 132, 208 Delbrugge, Karen 53. 118, 208 DeMatteo. Gino 128. 183 Demi. Gerald 208 DeMoss. James 59. 183 DeMoss. Mary 183 Depoy. Bonnie 216 Dessent. Thomas 208 Detwiler. Barry 77 DeWolf. Edward 134, 140, 166, 167, 200 Dillen.Walter 137. 200 Dilley, Charles 132. 147, 148. 208 Dills, Trudy 83, 216 DiPietro. Nicholas 216 Dodd, Donna 99, 208 Doerr. Carl 53, 137, 200 Dumican, Martha 208 D ' Onofrio, Barbara 184 Donley, John 184 Doreste. A. Arjibay 27 Dorian, R. Gary 128, 77, 184 The Place Where You Are Always Welcome ACME BOOK STORE MAGAZINES SCHOOL SUPPLIES and SPORTING GOODS HOME HARDWARE INC HERB STALNAKER Hardware for the Farm and Home PHONE 472-5600 25 E. Main St. Buckhannon, W. Va. Meet the Crowd at the RAINBOW RESTAURANT E. MAIN STREET Buckhannon, W. Va. 226 REYNOLDS TRANSPORTATION CO. 30 N. Kanawha St. 472-5000 We Welcome Our Guest COLONIAL HOTEL-COURT N. Kanawha Street BUCKHANNON, W. VA. Center of City Phone 472-3000 PERCE ROSS Men ' s and Ladies ' Wear 9-11 W. 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Becky 35. 50. 53, 55, 56, 6i, 185 Emme, Sandra 74 Emmerth, Barbara 122. 200 Engelke. Joanne 200 Engle. Sara 122. 208 Ensley, Nancy 85, 185 Eppinger. Douglas 132. 208 Erk. Stanley 130 Erwin. Paul 53, 66. 67. 128. 140, 161 Espey. Audrey 120. 185 Evans, Carolyn 82. 208 Evans. Charlotte 54, 200 Evans, Cheryl 69, 216 Evans. Leigh 84, 216 Evans. Peter 73, 132. 200 Evans. Virginia 200 Everhart. John 76, 216 Everitt. Cynthia 216 Ewing. Michael 20!! -F— Farlev. Bonnie 73, 118. 185 Farr. C. Robert 130. 140, 142, 144, 185 Faust, Davis 70, 134, 208 Feist, Mary 216 Feola, Stephen 217 Ferguson. Deloris 219 Ferguson. Donna 83, 217 Ferrell. Theodora C. 217 Field. Lawrence 73 Firth. Donna L. 82, 118, 208 Fisher. Linda 217 Fisher. Sandra 124. 217 Fisher, William 132. 200 Fitzgerald. Judith 185 Fitz. Carl 116, 132 Flowers. Edwina 217 Foglesong. E. Ellen 52, 62. 118. 200 Ford. Sue E. 59, 73 Forsgren. Keith 134 Forshav. Patricia 57, 85, 118,174, 185 Foster. Kenneth 68. 69, 70, 137. 200 Fox, Daniel 208 Fox. Ellen 107. 128. 200 Fracke. Nancy 217 Francis, Harold 132. 147 Franquiz. Jose 31. 72 Frank. Robert 155 Fraser. William 130 French. David 70. 217 Fresh. Joyce 118. 217 Friend. Michael 130 Frum. Ann 217 Frye. Pamela 84, 118.217 Fujimoto. Edward 158, 159. 185 Fullen. Marsha 217 Fuller. Howard 217 Funk. John 134 Funk. Michael 132. 151. 153. 208 Furbee III. Charles 130, 140. 141. 159 Furrer. Allan 217 Gainer. Walter 54, 217 Gaiser. Carol 200 Gaither. Donna 208 Gallo. Susan 217 Gammons. Sally 120. 201 Gardner. Patricia 78, 201 Garland, Thomas 66. 67, 74, 75. 84, 134, 185 Garrett. William 1 10 Garris. James 132. 209 227 Gaudanl. Lynn 217 Gawthrop, William 217 Geer. Susan 201 Geiser. Law rence 68, 69. 70, 217 George. Gar) L32, 185 George. Jack 88 George. Leslie 151, 217 Gerrard. Lorna 65. 201 Getch. Roberta 185 Gettv. Jeffrey 111). Ill Gilbert. Albin 27. 59 Gilchrest. Clifford 130. 201 Gilchrest. Jeffrey 217 Giles. Linda 75. S3. 185 Gill. Charles 137. 185 Gillemvater. Arlene 82, 83. 117. 122. 186 Gillespie. Jr.. Robert 35. 36. 137. 186 Gladuell. Gary 201 Glauner. George 27. 132 Glauner. Marcia 27 Goheen. Helen 217 Gommoll. Harriet 69. 82. 118.201 Goodrich. Charlotte 186 Goodrich. Greg 186 Goodhue. Marilyn 120 Goodwin. David 137. 186 Gould. Arthur 27 Gould. Sandra 217 Gouveia. Randall 49. 128. 186 Grant. Sharon 82. 201 Gray. Gordon 46. 51. 76, 132, 208, 209 Gray. Sharon 54. 201 Grav. William 217 Green ,Crystal 118, 217 Grieser. Caroline 71, 69, 209 Grieser. Ralph 27 Griffith. Susan 76. 82, 209 Grossman. Linda 83. 201 Groves. Jay 27 Groves. Jr.. John 217 Groves, .Martha 186 Groves. Philip 201 Grubb. Stephen 134. 168. 169. 201 Grundman. Robert 217 Gutekunst. Stephen 76. 82. 133. 209 Gwynn, Barbara 51. 54. 71. 85. 122. 209 Gygax. John 209 — H- Haber. Marilee 186 Hackler. Elizabeth 54. 69. 76. 201 Hadden. Rosemary 65. 199 Haine, James 133 Haines, Eugene 217 Halko. Kenneth 46. 49. 128 Hall. George 155. 157. 217 Hall. James 133. 209 Hallidav. Thomas 162. 217 Hamblin. Donna 82. 186 Hamburger. James 65. 70, 217 Hamlin. Lee 52. 54. 120 201 Hammond. Roger 58. 201 Hamrick. Havward 73. 133, 201 Hanna. Margaret 217 Hanle. Jennifer 73. 120. 201 Hansen. Elizabeth 186 Hansen. Harold 73. 133. 187 Hansen. Richard 201 Hanson. Majorie 134. 135, 201 Harding. Susan 80. 120, 217 Harman. Judith 217 Harris. George 187 Harris. Lynn 168. 169 Harris. Richard 59. 72. 73, 187 Harris. Robert 68 Harris. Timothy 166. 217 Hart. Carol Hearn 83. 107. 118. 137, 187 Hart. Vernon 42, 55, 187 Hastings. Marcus 68. 78. 217 Hatch. Meredith 54. 76. 82. 209 Haught. Judith 120. 209 Hawes. Kathrvn 82. 118, 201 Hayden, Richard 55, 56, 63, 134. 140, 187 Hays, Harry 68, 69, 217 Heaps. Doris 217 Hebner. IS. Fern 71. 76, 82. 124. 187 Hecht, Marlene 59. 71. 76, 201 Heineman. Eleanor 119, 218 Heit. Richard 78. 134, 201 Hekel. Marian 218 Helt. Franklin 77, 201 Hennrich. Janeth 76. 54. 187 Henslev. Carolvn J. 73. 83, 187 Hering. Julie 53, 201 Herring. Elizabeth 76. 85. 209 Herrman. Nelson R. 78. 218 Hersch. Jr.. Mortimer 70. 128. 147. 187 Hershman. Gary 140. 160. 163 Hess. Elizabeth 120 Hess. Carol 201 Hetz. Janice 201 Hickman. Paul 28 Hicks III. William 22, 134, 209 Highfield. David 70. 76 218 Hill. Benjamin 140, 218 Hill. Elliott 28 Hill. Nancy 71. 209 Hiltner. Nancy 85, 218 Hiner. Howard 64 Hinkel. Sophia 218 Hinkle, Carol 78, 209 Hinkle. Karen 43. 209 Hinkle. Lawrence 130. 201 Hiser. Glenn 134. 140. 209 Hockelberg. Paula 73, 201 Hocking. James 218 Hoke. Dixie Lee 76. 201 Holland. Cherie 209 Holland. Richard 78. 130, 160. 163 Hollis. Ardith 63. 76. 82, 119. 187 Holloway. Homer 28 Holmes. Stephen 78, 218 Holt, Dennis 50. 53. 82 Holt. Elizabeth 218 Holt. Haines 201 Holtzworth. Josette 43, 88 Hood. Joan 209 Hoomans. John 218 Hopkins. Anna 55. 202 Hopkins. Alice 124. 187 Hopkins. Richard 133. 187 Hopkinsin. David 151 Hopper. Joan 218 Hopper. Thomas 77. 130. 187 Hottinger. Dorothy 120 House. William 218 Houston. Nancy 96, 108, 120. 188 Howard. A. Adrienne 65, 209 Howard. Sally 76. 83, 209 Hovlman. Carol Sue 62. 83. 117. 119. 188 Huang. Swee Yee 74, 137 Huber. Nancy 218 Huckins. Bettelu 209 Huffcut. Douglas 130 Hull. Rema 188 Hulslander. David 133. 155, 157. 202 Hunt. George 209 Hunt, Janet 54. 85. 88. 209 Hunter. John 147, 209 Huntington. Harold 215 Husk. Fred 58, 209 Hustead. Philip 218 Huston. Susan 218 Huss. Leslie 120. 202 Hutchison. Thomas 57, 188 Hvmes. M. 55, 135 Hymes. William 78 -I— Ingersoll, Charles 188 Ingham. Judith 82. 188 THOMPSON ' S PHARMACY 228 Ingram, Janet 55, 71, 82, 188 Ingram, Richard 218 -J— Jackson. Stephen 130. 1 15, 202 Jenkins, Clinton 158, 188 Jennings. Karen 76. 88, 106, 122, 133, 202 Jensen. Thomas 137, 202 Jeynes. Richard 160. 162, 163. 188 Jimison. Don 128. 151. 153 Johnson. Carlton 218 Johnson, Daniel 78, 218 Johnson. Elizabeth 218 Johnson. Jack 128. 1 10. 145, 160. 163, 209 Johnson. Judy 188 Johnson. Katherine 218 Johnson. Janice 82 Johnson. Kenneth 84. 209 Johnson. Richard 21!! Johnson. Russell 209 Johnston. Margaret 209 Jones. Brooks 81 Jones. Ellen 71. 76. 78. 82. 124. 209 Jones. Russell 218 Jones. Susan 76. 209 Jorv. Carol 209 Justh, Jr.. Joseph 134. 202 -K- Kane, Daniel 151. 218 Karickhoff. Samuel 202 Kasten. Kathrvn 54. 71, 189 Kaylor. David 164. 210 Kearns. Judith 121. 210 Kee. Frances Ann 202 Keener ,William 189 Keeper. Diane 59. 122. 189 Keester. George 28. 57, 134 Keller. Benjamin 218 Keller. Minnie 28 Keller, Sharon 218 Kellett. Barbara 210 Kelly, Mary Ann 42, 83, 120, 170, 210 Kelley, Sue 71, 119, 189 Kelsey, William 202 Kensill. Harriette 119 Kerr. Phyllis 120, 210 Kenvood. John 130 Kessler, Donald 140, 160 Kessler. Andrew 158 Kessler. Thelma 21 Keys. James 134. 198 Kibler. Victoria 70. 218 Kilner. Larry 218 Kimberlain. Bonita 218 King. Jerry 202 Kiser. Raymond 20 Kiser. Suzanne 82. 119, 218 Klebz. George 59. 147, 155, 202 Klick. Margaret 124. 189 Klick, Paul 18. 155. 128, 210 Klintworth, Frederick 84 Knorr. Judith 71. 76. 122. 210 Knorr. James 35 Koch. Patricia 210 Kofod. Lee 202 Kraffert. Alice 76. 78. 82. 202 Krenzin. Barbara 202 Kunkle. Jacqueline 73, 202 Kunz. Janet 55, 68. 71, 82, 189 Kuzner. David 218 — L— Lacaria. Berma 76. 218 L ' Amoreaux, Gloria 123, 202 L ' Amoreaux, Joyce 189 Langford. Judith 88 Lambert. Martha 76, 82, 202 Lane. Jr. Purley 58, 189 Lange, Garrett 134, 1 17. 202 Langer, Murray 189 Lantz, Sam 134, 202 Laraba, Roberta 54, 55, 68,71,82, 119, 189 Larson, Lawrence 189 Lasich, Ronald 128, 210 Lattore. Patrick 46. 63. 116, 134, 159. 202 Laukus. Gerald 128. 189 Launch, Susan 210 Law. Charles 135. 2 In Law, Marilyn 78, 83. 218 Lawrence. Rita 119. 210 Lawson, Karen 71. 76. 210 Lawson. William 133. 210 Leach. Albert 130. 210 Lear. Gillen 121. 210 Lecher. Richard 70. 78, 218 Lemon, Jeannine 123, 202 Lemon. Judith 54. 73. 99. 105. 121. 131. 201 Lens, J. William 74. 218 Leonard. Richard 147, 166 Lessig. Bruce 56, 35. 189 Levine. Paul 66. 67. 70, 218 Lewis, Linda 123. 202 Lewis. Twila 81, 210 Lewis, Virginia 54, 210 Leyon. Peter 116. 130. 202 Liddell. James 218 Lindquist. Janet 121. 210 Lingo. Archibald 202 Link. William 70, 84, 218 Linsenmann. Karen 121 Little. Jack 77 Lockhart. Ronald 130, 140. 160 Loftis, Bobby 28, 77 Logan, Mary Lou 218 Long. Barbara 189 Long. Paul 218 Long. Randall 135. 202 Loucks. Davis 76 Lovell. Jr.. John 130. 210 Lowe. Jon B. 76. 133. 190 Lowe, Pollv 83. 108, 123, 219 Lozier, Elaine 119. 202 Luckev. Roberta 82, 83, 76. 219 Lunstead, Wayne 35, 76 Luscombe. Earle 84, 190 Lygoumenos. Nicholas 219 Lyle. Glenn 70. 140. 219 Lyons, Jr.. William 140, 166. 219 — Mc— MacArthur. Roy 210 MacCallum. Bonnie 57. 82, 85. 119.202 MacFadden. 116, 130, 190 MacLeod. Adele 190 McAllester. Esther 29 McBrair. Marion 21. 54 McCall. Martha 84. 219 McClain. Elaine 78. 82. 202. 210 McCracken. Bettejane 210 McCracken. Paul 219 McCullough. Richard 46, 51 McCune. Judson 59. 73, 133. 190 McCuskev. David 135. 202 McFarlin. John 130. 140. 145, 159, 202 McGinnis, Bruce 140, 214 McGowen, Betty 83, 219 McGregor. Arlene 190 McGregor. Venlev 190 McGrew. Gerald 137. 210 McHugh. Doris 82. 85. 174. 190 Mcllvried. Joan 203 McKane. Carolea 219 McKelvey. Paul 202 McKinney. George 37, 135 McLardv. Virginia 97. 121. 126, 190 THE ADRIAN-BUCKHANNON BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. 229 McNeill, Richara 128, 210 McNew, Nancy 202 McQuillen, M. Barn- 219 Mi Vay. Gretchen 82. 210 McWhorler. Bruce 29 — M— Magee. Carol 219 Magee, Edward 210 Magiske, John 135 Mallorv. Lawrence 72. 210 ' Malonev. Kenneth 168. 169 Maloof, Matthew 219 Manning. Brian 84. 54. 171). 219 Marpe. Kenneth 210 Marinoccio. Lawrence 29 Markev. Jr.. William 72. 137. ' 190 Marple. Janet 43. 203 Marple. James 29 Marraccini. Raymond 133. 154. 164. 165. 166. 172, 190 Marsh. James 53. 55. 57. 78. 151. 190 Marsh. Robert 59. 191 Marshall. James 130, 191 Martin. Revecca 123, 203 Martin. C nthia 219 Martin. Donna 54, 59, 203 Martin. Garv 130, 147. 203 Martin. Linda 123. 219 Martin. Madge 29 Martin. Stanley 16. 91 Martin. William 219 Martisko. Lester 82. 130. 151, 154, 210 Mason. Jr.. Burton 65. 77, 137, 178 Mason, John 72, 210 Mason. Michael 128. 210 Masonheimer. Nancv 67, 119, 67 Masta. Daiel 135. 140. 142. 191 Masta. Joan 191 Mathews. Susan 83. 76, 121.210 Mattox, Elise 78, 82, 124. 203 Maxwell. Barbara 28, 57, 85 May. Jerry 140, 162 Mearns, Max 78, 210 Mechling. Betsy 219 Melvin. Roy 29 Menard, Dwight, 56, 81, S3. 109. 137. 191 Mentzer, John 219 Meredith. Lucille 76. 219 Meredith, Nina 62, 69,71, 119. 191 Merrihew. Diane 85, 203 Mesologites, Evonne 123. 211 Messenger. Dorislee 191 Messner. James 72. 203 Metallides. Evelyn 219 Michael. Thomasine 219 Milhoan. Linda 117. 124, 210 Miller. Carol 211 Miller. Charles 151. 152. 164. 165. 166. 167. 211 Miller, Cynthia 211 Miller. David 219 Miller. Jr.. Harold 130. 155 Miller. Jonathan 153. 219 Miller. Judith 175 Miller. Lee 147. 149, 219 Miller. Robert 155. 219 Milliken. Virginia 119, 210 Mills. Barrv 49. 55 56, 60, 131 Milosevic!), Mary 211 Mistretta. Joseph P. 43. 61. 116. 128. 140. 151. 152. 160. 162. 163. 191 Mitchell. Jr., William 78 Mittnacht. Michael 128, 203 Mitton, James 219 Moffatt. Richard 131. 191 Monaco. Michelle 219 Monnie. Laurie 71. 191 Monnie. William 70. 203 Monroe. Cassie 121, 210 Montgomery. Leonard 52, 140. 141, ' 131. 145, 191 Montgomery. Linda 54, 123.211 ' Montoya, Carole McCauley 43. 119, 107, 210 Montoya. James 76. 133, 147, 149, 211 Moore, Martha 71 Moore. Richard 135, 211 Moore. Robert 52, 55, 77 137. 191 Moore, Jr., Shannings 135, 203 Moran, Linda 51, 73. 203 71 Moran. Stephen 54, 191 Morita. Harvev 133, 158, 159, 191 Moses. Douglas 219 Mosher. Carol 52, 54, 66, 67, 119. 192 Mosmann. Linda 211 MILLER ' S PHARMACY Chanel No. 5 Russell Stover Candies REED SERVICE STORE Radio, T.V., Hi-Fi, and Tape Recorder Service 18 W. Main St. Buckhannon Phone 472-2510 CURRY CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. Fine Cars . . . OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET And Now America ' s SENSATIONAL Compact CORVAIR 230 Mosmann. Michele 65. 76, 82, 121, 203 Moss, Sara 219 Mow, Joseph 29, 72 Mowry, Joan 55, 59, 76, 124, 192 Muczko. Jr.. John 135. 192 Mullen. Edward 43. 192 Mullen. Robin 219 Mulligan, Roberta 78. 123, 211 Muse, David 211 Myers. Janice 57, 73. 76, 85, 124, 203 Myers, James 147, 140. 155, 169 Myers, Luther 131, 203 Myers, Stewart 219 -N— Nees. Eugene 203 Nelson. Arnold 29. 59. 55 Nelson, Julie 121 Nelson. Lvnne 97. 108, 110, 121. 192 Nelson. Lynn 131, 151. 153. 211 Nesbitt. Charlotte 78 Neuberger. Brian 84 Neumark. Lawrence 219 Newell. David 65. 6i. 135,211 Nickell. Patton 20, 136 Noble, Margaret 192 Noon. Celestine 71. 76. 203 Nuroski. Raymond 203 Ninth. Peter 211 Norvell. Beth 29. 56. 69 Null. Susan 219 Nye, William 133. 160, 163,203 Nicelv. Vincent 58 Newman. Judith L. 140. 203 Newman. Thomas 431 -0— O ' Brien. Kathryn 219 Ochs. Donald 137, 203 Odom. Patricia 192 Odor, David 46. 52. 131 Oertel. David 69. 70, 192 O ' Hagan, Curtis 135, 160, 165. 211 Okamoto. Takeshi 77, 137, 192 Oliver Lvnne 76, 78, 82. 192 Olivo, Carol 70, 124, 211 Oken. Eric 128. 192 Olson. Kirke 219 Oluszak. John 131. 140. 211 Osborne. Charles 211 Otto. Mary 73, 82 .83, 192 Owen. Richard 65. 219 — P- Painter, John 53. 69. 73, 203 Painter, Mary 211 Palmer. David 211 Panaia. Anthony 140. 144 Pape. James 77. 147, 128, 203 Parker, Juanita 29 Parks. Janice 203 Parmelee. William 137 Parrack. Richard 37. 137, 203 Parsons, Carol 211 Parton. Linda 54 Patchen, Ronald 42. 158, 170, 211 Patrick. Thomas 50. 70, 140 Patterson. John 128. 161. 166. 167.211 Paxton. Nancy 211 Payne. A. Jeffrey 219 Pearce. David 48. ?6. 133.211 Pearce. Daniel 43 Pearsall. Kenneth 203 Pearse. Jaye 211 Peck, Jane 211 Pedersen. Richard 46, 220 Pembroke. Eileen 82. 83, 119,211 Pennacchio, Cynthia 220 Peschel. Heidemarie 220 Peters, David 70 Peters. Dorothy 220 Peters. Robert 6 ' ). 22(1 Peters, Susan 220 Peterson. Charles 68. 69. in. 72.203 Peterson. James 192 Petro. Dennis 140,162, 220 Pew. Alice 83 Pfaff, Bonnie 211 Pfeiffer. James 135. 192 Phillips. C. 48. 58, 192 Phillips. James 220 Phillips. Mary 119.220 Phillips, Ralph 137. 211 Phillips. William 133, 154 Pierson. Robert 84. 211 Pinkerton, Allan 220 ' We Cater to the College Students CASUALAIRE 7 North Kanawha St. MISSES FASHIONS JUNIOR FASHIONS MOUNTAINEER FOODS INC Hotel and Restaurant Supplies MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE G. C. MURPHY CO. Your One Stop Shopping Center 40 Complete Departments to Serve You 231 Ploof, Jan 78. 81. 220 Plummer. Kenneth 29, 53 Pogue. Georgia 193 Porter. Mary 82, 211 Porter. Sylvia 219 Post. Benjamin 212 Powell. William 77. 137. 193 Prager. Sharon 121. 220 Prelle. Linda 212 Preset. Carole 73. 59. 106. 124. 203 Pressley. Alex 151, 220 Price. Barbara 121 Price. Francis 83. 123. 220 Prostak. Donald 59. 133 Pruett. Jane Davis 43. 48. 123. 212 Pruett. James 46. 65. 128, 151, 212 Push. C. William 26. 140. 151, 164. 166 Pugh. Ronald 78. 82. 220 Putnam. Arthur 77. 137. 193 Putnam. Charlotte 71. 212 Quattrone. Kathryn 193, 70 — R— Race. Rosaland 71. 78. 82 Ragsdale. Margaret 121 Raines. Sam 80. 81 Rail. James 135. 140. 164. 212 Rannells. Trudy 82, 117. 119 Ranson. Donald 160. 163 Ranson. Ralph 193 Rapp. Joyce 54. 55. 57. 59, 60, ' 69, 71, 76. 193 Rast. George 30 Reader. Ronald 42. 220 Reemsnvder. David 26. 158. 159 Reger. Luretta 43 Reger. Robert 135, 193 Reger. William 140. 220 Reid. Betsy 76, 82, 212 Reid. Joseph 54, 220 Relvea. Carol 123 Resler. Edward 131. 212 Reynolds. Susan 54. 82. 212 Rhome. David 128. 212 Rhoades. Dauna 48. 220 Rhodes. William 135, 193 Richards. Norvin 48. 72. 133. 141. 154 Riedell, Eric 131, 147, 212 Riffe. Lvnda 73. 85, 193 Riffle, Nancy 212 Ringer, Juanita 193 Risher, Janice 119 Ritchie, Lee 220 Roach, James 133 Roadman. Susan 220 Robbins. Herbert 212 Roberts. Clifford 76. 212 Roberts. Joan 220 Roberts. Leonard 30 Roberts. Linda 68, 83, 84. 119. 220 Roberts. Margaret 81. 124 Roberts. Rita 76. 220 Robinson, Carol 82. 212 Robinson. Jane 36, 37, 56 Rockafellow. Ruth 83. 220 Roddv. R ichard 66. 67, 116. 137. 193 Rogers. Charlene 71. 82, 119 Rogers. Richard 128. 212 Roland. Jr.. William 128, 155. 172. 173.212 Romer. Peter 220 Rosenberger. Lucretia 67, 84 Ross. James 140. 220 Ross, Marv 30 Ross. Samuel 21. 46. 47. 48. 50. 55. 59. 110 Ross. Alec 78 Ross. Perce 55 Rossbach. George 30. 59 Rothmann. Marv 50. 57. 65. 121 Rovse. M. Ann 82. 108. 123, 193 Rubis. Earl 220 Ruemeli. Henry 116. 128. 193 Ruhlow. Dean 30. 128. 55, 56 Russ. John 77 Russo. James 129, 212 Rvcroft. Ronald 74. 75. 197 — s- Sabom. Edward 131. 212 Sackett. Lora 123 Sampson. Eric 220 Sampson. Raymond 137, 212 Saxman. IVoreen 76. 78. 82, 193 Scanlan. James 70. 84 Scerbo. Jr.. Fred 129, 193 Schaffer. David 140, 212 Scheffner. David 116. 131, 140 Schaper. Florence 30 Schehl. Edward 77. 131 Schilling. Robert 77. 131 Schisler. Richard 220 Schnabel. Jane 30 Schneeman. James 131. 140, 166, 167. 169, 212 Schofield. Daniel 46. 49, 131 McATEE INSURANCE SERVICE WE GIVE PERSONAL SERVICE 62 S. Kanawha Street Phone 472-4769 ALICE ' S BEAUTY SALON Central Bank Building 2nd Floor AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY Let Us Make Your House a Home ASK ABOUT OUR COMMERCIAL CONTRACT DEPARTMENT 12 South Florida Street Buckhannon, W. Va. 472-3690 232 Home of the STARBURGER We Cater to BOBCATS STAR DUST DRIVE IN Dine Better for Less PHONE 472-4383 Buclchannon ROUTE 1 Clarksburg Road KYLE M. REGER CO. DEALERS IN Lumber, Builders ' Supplies Hardware and Paints BUCKHANNON, W. VA. 34 N. Kanawha Street Phone 472-3515 BUCKHANNON SELF-SERVICE SHOE STORE E. Main St. 472-4910 Schofield, Hall 131, 140, 163 Schoonover. Alan 56. 129, 177, 193 Schrecker. Kay 123. 193 Schroder. Sharon 123 Schulleri. Richard 77, 129 Schwartz. Karen 76, 82, 119.220 Schweitzer. Ronald 129 Schwendeman. Larry 70 Schweinsberg. Carla 220 Scott, Hilda 193 Scott. Jr.. Randolph 42. 48, 75. 133, 212 Scutt, Marilyn 212 Seals, Frank 77. 194 Seath, James 133, 147, 212 Seidler. Candace 83. 68, 124, 220 Seifried. Marvin 135 Senior, Laurie 54. 76. 212 Sensue. Peggy 85. 212 Sevell, Robert 129. 1 10 Seymour. Chris 135 Shaffer. Sandra 220 Shafer. Robert 30. 83 Shailer. Carol 220 Shattuck, Mrs. R. 123 Shattuck. Ralph 30, 55, 133 Shaver. John 30 Shaw. Josephine 220 Shaw. Patricia 119. 212 Sheats. Jr., Everet t 169 Shepherd. Mary 119. 212 Sheppard. Charles 140 Shewbridge. Thomas 155, 220 Shewell. Barbara 82. 123, 220 Shimrak. John 220 Shira. Terry 140. 160 Shirley. Elizabeth 85. 220 Shissler. Henry 30 Shoemaker. Albert 135. 194 Shoemaker. Edgar 135 Short. Dorothy 30 Shultz, Norma 76, 212 Shurtleff. Patsv 76, 82, 124, 212 Siemering. Louis 131. 194 Simmons. Patricia 71 Simons, George 194 Sisson, Jack 49, 56, 129 Slade. Ronald 131. 151 Slaughter, Jr., Harold 220 Slaughter. James 131 Smartt. William 74. 194 Smith. Bruce 131. 212 Smith. Diane 212 Smith. Donald 191 Smith. Elena 212 Smith, Janice 48. 119. 194 Smith. Jeffrey 129, 140, 151 Smith. Larry 162. 163 Smith. Patricia 82. 221 Smith. Rita 73. 68 Smith. Bettv Bavles 120, 179 Smith. William 37. 56. 133 Smith, William L. 137 Smolenski. Suzanne 99, 121, 221 Snedeker. Anne 59, 71, 78 Snvder, Charles 164. 166, 212 Snyder. Charles W. 135, 140 Solanki. Kamal 191 Solomon. Fay 123 Sorber. James 133, 212 Sorg. Karen 63. 121, 54, 170 i Soutbworth. Alice 76, 221 Spitzer, Barbara 76, 121 Stadelman. Paul 69. 212 Stalnaker. Rex 221 Stamets. Mavis 221 Standing. Carol 59, 76, 121 Stanley, Nancv 221 St. Clair, Charles 140 Stansbury, James 19, 53 Stapperfenne. Kathleen 221 Stealey. Helen 31 Stearn. Anthony 129, 195 Steele. Suzanne 221 Steele. Thomas 78. 221 Stein. John 129 Stemple. Larry 212 Steurer, David 221 Stevens. David 116, 135, 195 Stevens, Gary 129, 195 Stewart. Jr.. Jhon 77. 137, 212 Stewart. Robert 135 Stewart. Sharon 212 Stickle. Charles 131. 178 Stifler. Linda 82, 123 Stiles. Thomas 131 Stimaker, Benny 49. 131, 163, 195 Stokes, Glenna 82 Stone. Daniel 221 Stouffer. Janice 85, 195 Stout. Sue 221 Stowe. Howard 42, 176, 170 Straughn. William 212 Strickland. Sharon 76. 82, 213 Strickler. Patricia 213 Strunk. Jr.. Orlo 18. 59. 65 Stuart. Lennox 135. 195 Suder. Fred 77. 131. 151 Summers. Elma 19, 53, 42 Sun. Ju Kueli 31 Sueter, Robert 160 Sutton. Wyatt 78 Swarr, John 140 Swango. Nancy 58. 119, 195 Swingle, Sandra 121 -T— Talbot. Dotty 19 Talbott, Beatrice 83 Talkington. Barry 35. 36, 43. 59. 135. 213 233 lor, Marlene 123,213 Taylor, Pamela 221 Taylor. Rodney 195 Taylor, James F. 140 Tenney, Darrel 60. 110. 142, 195 ' Tennev. Ronald 135, 140, 142 Terlaakpoot. Johanna 221 Terry, Thomas 147. 162, 221 Thatcher. Douglas 147. 164, 213 Therriault. Emerson 31. 52. I! 1.66. 67, 65 Thomas. Richard 135 Thomas. Richard 129, 195 Thompson. III. Frank 221 Thompson, Janet 213 Thompson. Pamela 221 Thompson. Pamela S. 213 Thomson. Tanya 196 Thorn. Pamela 81, 221 Thornton, Mildred 83. 119, 196 Thurston. Marjorie 196 Tinelli, Stephen 31, 46 Todd. Betsy 221 Tomaselli. Maureen 121, 221 Tourtellotte. Carol 123, 196 Townsend. Dale 131 Tracey. Donald 137 Trognitz. Marilyn 54, 121 Troup. John 221 Tuhaugh, Nancy 221 Tucker. Patricia 76. 196 Tucker, Randall 221 Tucker. Rebecca 221 Tudisco. Guy 70. 131 Turner. Marilyn 123, 221 Turner, Molly 82. 123, 196 Turner, Walter 37. 76. 137. 213 Tweedy. John 84. 135, 196 — u— Ufko, Dorothy 57, 85, 174, 213 Ufko. Romaine 57. 78, 85, 171. 213 Umstot, Edward 59, 196 Underwood. Jeffrey 221 Underwood, Steven 133 Upson. Thomas 221 — V— VanMetre, III, Edward 196 VanMullen. Richard 155. 169 Vandersnow. Sue 221 Vartan, Leo 49, 131 Viall. Wayne 213 Vitez, Bonnie 76. 82 Vrancken. Lynda 70, 124. 213 — w— Wagner. Carole 213 Wagner, Rise 124, 221 Walls. Margaret 31, 83 Walker. David 221 Walker. Linda 213 Wallace, Keith 135 Walter. Hope 121, 221 Walter, M. Lee 140. 213 Walton. George 137 Wamsley, Karen 76 Wamslev, Kaye 123 Ward, Diane 65, 121 Ward. Judith 57, 196 Warriner. Joy 124, 196 Warner. Carol 119, 213 Watson, Donald 213 Watts. John 133, 158 Wawrin. Raymond 133, 213 Weaver. E. Louise 121, 213, 54 Weaver. Peter 35. 53, 68, 69, 70. 75. 78. 80. 81. 137, 213 Wedge, Gail 221 Weimer. Elizabeth 31 Weimer. Roberta 213 Thomas. Judith 43, 71, 213 West, Janet 57. 85 West. Pamela 213 West. William 135 Westfall. David Westfall 46. 47. 82, 78 Whiffen, Sharon 213 White. Agnes 78. 124, 221 White. M. Jane 48, 71, 83, 85. 121. 213 White. William 213 Wiblin. Ray 133. 155, 213 Widmeyer. Stephan 135, 213 Wiles. Sharon 74, 197 Wilkins. Curtis 31 Willard. Russell 129. 140, 143. 197 Willenbrock. Barbara 57. 85, 174 Willey. T. Terry 72. 163 Willams. Heyward 19 Williams, James 131, 160, 163, 213 Williams, Sarah 82. 83, 121, 197 Williams. T. D. Duncan 31, 71 Williams. Jr.. William 75, 133 Williamson. Neil 72, 75, 213 Willis. William 31 Willson, Patricia 121, 213 Wilson. 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John 73, 129, 197 Woods, Janice 123, 221 Woods, Sandra 36, 61, 88, 97,98, 123. 197 Woofter. Susan 213 Wright. John 31 Wriston. Thomas 168 ' STORE famous ftr ying I! BUCKHANNON, W. VA. Yockel. J. Roger 131, 164, 166 York, Sarah 54. 84. 221 Young, David 221 Young, Ginger 221 Young, John 53, 61, 77, 129, 197 -Z— Zeising, Daniel 131, 213 Ziegler, Marilyn 121, 213 B. R. FORD SALES Sales and Service for All Ford Products 71 W. Main FORD Phone 427-1700 MERCURY FALCON COMET 235 AND SO WE HAVE COME TO PARTICIPATE I Br ' I IN THE CREATION 237 AND THE CREATUREHOOD. And so as the year draws to a close and the seniors leave with diplomas in hand, the yearbook goes to press. We have hoped to record the action, reaction, and interaction of the Weslevan community during the past year in a meaningful way to all. To pro- duce a good MURMURMONTIS. it takes the workings of many hands and many minds. A special thanks for all the cooperation extended and the long hours of work by the entire staff, Mrs. James Rr ant. Mrs. Darrel Bean, Mr. Ronald Richardson, the photographers, who stayed up late many nights developing last minute pictures, the community of Buckhannon, my roommate, who had to live with yearbook pages and pictures all over the room, the unknown amount of people who aided the staff members, and to those that helped the last few days of school, get the book ready for the printers. A special tribute to the seniors and the best of luck to all of yon and to Miss .Nellie Wilson to whom we have dedicated this book. THANK YOU Beth M. Eddey Editor-in-chief 239 M TAYLOR publishing company ' The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made M W SflK stimm i m % ■ H UBB BSSn She Hi wmm mm m HHHRHHHh _■ ■ i BffH 1HIG H