Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1950 volume:

AH P j J A- L y • - ' Dedccaticut — we 4 tcttt at ' Sct fUf, ■ J x c x TY I 1 V- Wilbur H. Craniblet President Bernal K. Weiiner Dean of Faculty Forrest H. Kirkpatrick Dean of Students First row: J. E. Allen, Malvin Artley. Second row: Hugh Behymer, Alfonso Berrios, Lowell Binkley, Osborne Booth. Third row: James Brainerd, Mary Brewer, C. F. Brown, L. W. Coughanour. Fourth row: R. H. EHassen, Donald Fuoss, Virginia Goodwin, Lillian Gray. Fifth row: L T. Green, W. B. Greenwood, G. K. Hauptfuehrer, Robert Hueston. First row: H. L. Ice, Glenn Johnson, W. H. Kesselring, J. J. Knight. Second row: R. H. Kyler, Andrew Leitch, James Miller, Helen Louise McGuffie. Third row: E. D. McKenzie, Pearl Mahaf- fey, Helen Mae Olson, Joan Parry. Fourth row: E. C. Paustian, Elizabeth Reed, E. E. Roberts, Chandler Shaw. Fifth row: A. K. Smith, Charles Trumbo, Mary Vukovich, Ma rgaret Woods. 1 4 (. -.: r ' - ' ■™. V i t ■I - - 4© ERIC ANTILA Weirton, W. Va. Major; Biology — Minor; Chemistry Beta Theta Pi — Varsity B — C. L. E. W. Career Con. — Football — Basketball. WAYNE BALLING Uniontown, Pa. Major; Economics — Minor: History Sigma Nu — I. F. C. — Econ. Club U. of Mich. JACK ANTILA Barry Weirton, W. Va. N Iajor; Music — Minor; Education Beta Theta Pi — Band — Orch. Male Chorus — Radio Club. PANOS BARDIS Panos Athens, Greece Major: Sociology — Minor: History Tower — Dean ' s List. CHARLES ARNOLD Chuck Chcswick, Pa. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics Alpha Psi Omega — Chem. Club Theatre Guild. NORMA BARROWS Portia Falmouth, Mass. Major; English — Minor; History Kappa Delta, V.P. — W.A.A., Pres. Theatre Guild — Alpha Psi Omega S. B. O. G. — Dean ' s List. GEORGE BADO Bad-o Beech Bottom, W. Va. Major: Physical Education — Minor: Biology Phi Kappa Tau, Ath. Ch., Sgt. Arms Basketball — Football — Baseball — P. E. Club Varsity B — F. T. A. — I. F. C. JACK BATES Clack Ridgefield Park, N. J. Major; Biology — Minor: Chemistry Alpha Sigma Phi — Beta Beta. MARILYN BEERS Lynn Rockvillc Center, N. Y. Major: Psychology — Minor: Sociology Zeta Tau Alpha — Dramatics — S. C. A. C. L. K. W. — Span. Club — Soc. Club Psych. Club, Pres., V. P. — I. R. C. — S. B. O. G. FRED BERRIMAN Eggertsville, N. Y. Major: Economics — Minor: History Sigma Nu, Treas. — Senior Class, Treas. — Econ. Club — Bethanian, Cir. Mgr. — C. L. E. W. JACK BEHRENDT Charleroi, Pa. Major; Biology — Minor; Chemistry Kappa Alpha — Soc. Ch. — Chem. Club Moo Moo. MARTHA BLACK Marty New Kensington, Pa. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Biology Zeta Tau Alpha, S. L. — Chem. Club F. T. A. — Soc. Comm. — Choir Band — Span. Club. ROBERT BELL Bob E. McKccsport, Pa. Major: English — Minor: Chemistry Phi Kappa Tau — S. C. A. — I. R. C. Tower — Beta Beta, Pres. NANCY BLAIR Glendale, W. Va. Major: English — Minor; Education Alpha Xi Delta. Hist. — Soc. Club F. T. A. — Band — C. L E. W. Career Con. JOSEPH BERG Joe Indian Head, Pa. Major: Mathematics — Minor; Education Alpha Sigma Phi. VERNON BLANKENSHIP Huntington, W. Va. Major: Religion — Minor: English S. C. A. — Min. Asso. — Student Pastor. DONALD BODEN Bo Turtle Creek, Pa. Major: Mathematics — Minor: Economics Sigma Nu, Soc. Ch. — S. B. O. G. — Tower, Cir. Mgr. — Soc. Comm. — Econ. Club — Pi Dele Epsilon — C. L. E. W. ROGER BROWN ' Wheeling, W. Va. Major: Economics — Minor: Education Kappa Alpha. WILLIAM BONVILLE Bill Leominster, Mass. Major: Journalism — Minor: English Alpha Sigma Phi, Edit. — Tower, Edit. Pi Delta Epsilon — Theater Guild R.-.dio Club S. B. O. G. — Dean ' s List. SHANNON BROWN Wheeling. W. Va. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Biology Beta Beta. J ' C l PERRY BOWDEN Bongo Brentwood, Pa. Major: Physical Education — Minor: History Phi Kappa Tau — Basketball — Track Varsity B - P. E. Club — Soc. Comm. PHILIP BRUHN Flip Wheeling, W. Va. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Economics HARRY BROBERG Bro Pittsburgh, Pa. Major: Economics — Minor: Psychology Beta Theta Pi, V. P. — S. B O. G. Soc. Comm. — Econ, Club — C. L. E. W. Career Conf. ROBERT BRUHN Bob Wheeling, W. Va. Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics Dean ' s List. ROBERT BUCHANAN Bucky McKcosport, P.i. Major: Business Administration — Minor: History Sigma Nil, PI. Cp., Mar., Rush Ch. — Choir Econ. Club — Psych. Club — Moo Moo, Prcs. C. L. E. W. — Senior Class, V. P. FRANK BUSH Wcllsburg, W. Va. Major: Economics — Minor: Psychology Phi Kappa Tau — Moo Moo — Econ. Club — Psych. Club — Tower — Career Conf . NANCY BURCH Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Psychology Alpha Xi Delta, Treas., Sec, Song L. Chem. Club — A. W. S. — Choir French Club — W. A. A. JAMES CARMAN Jim Allison Park, Va. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Biology Alpha Sigma Phi — S. B O. G. ROBERT BURDETTE Bi Wcllsburg, W. Va. Major: Business Administration — Minor: History BETTY CARROLL Carroll Claysville, Pa. Major: Psychology — Minor: Sociology Dean ' s List. ANITA BURLINGAME Nita Hcrrin, 111. Major: Music — Minor: Education Kappa Delta, Pres., S. L. — Band — Choir Orch. — Pan Hell, V. P. — Bcthanian F. T. A. — Dean ' s List. ROBERT COBLE Cob Uniontown, Pa. Major: Physics — Minor: Chcmistrv Beta Theta Pi, Record. — Fresh. Class, Pres. — German Club — S. B. O. G. n JAMES COLLIN Rip Fanwood, N. J. Major: Economics — Sigma Nu, Ach. Ch. Minor: Sociology — Soc. Club — Econ. Cfub. DONALD CRANE Don West Liberty, V. Va. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics AJpha Sigma Phi. WARREN COLLINS Nutlcy, N. J. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics Sigma Nu. PERRY CULVER Connelisville, Pa. Major: Mathematics — Minor: Education Alpha Sigma Phi — S.B.O.G. — I. F. C. JOAN COONEY Hempstead, N. Y. Major: Sociology -■ — Minor: Spanish S. C. A. — Span. Club — Soc. Club Econ. Club — Psych. Club. CLYDE DODDER Flint, Mich. Major: Religion — Minor- English Mm. Asso., Treas. — S. C. A. C. L. E. W. MAL COTTINGTON Aloha Hawaii Major: Biology — Minor: Chemistry Beta Theta Pi — Football — Beta Beta Varsity B — French Club. VIRGINIA DOLE Ginny Wellesley. Mass. Major: Economics — Minor: Sociology Zeta Tau Alpha, Rush Ch. — Band — Orch. — Econ. Club — Soc. Club S. B. O. G. — W. A. A. J y f jsr «k«t: . - . ■ 1 y. DONALD DORENCAMP Doc East Pittsburg, Pa. Major: Chemistry — Minor: German Chcin, Club, V. P. — German Club, Pres. A C S. — I. R. C. — Swimming. WALTER ERTLE Walt Avella, Pa. Major: Journalism — Minor: History Kappa Alpha — S. B. O. G., V. P. — Baseball — Tower. NANCY DURIG Moundsvillc, W. Va. Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology Alpha Xi Delta, sec, soc. ch. — Soc. Club F. T. A. — Psych. Club. JAMES FERRELL Jim Steubenville, Ohio Major; Economics — Minor: History Kappa Alpha, V. P. — Football Varsity B, V. P. — S.B.C.G. WALTER DYNOW Walt Ridley Park, Pa. Major: Economics — Minor: Education Econ. Club, Tres, — Baseball — Varsity F. T. A. FREDERICK FIEDERLEIN Fred Plainfield. N. J. M,ajor: Chemistry — Minor: Biology Alpha Sigma Phi — A. C. S. — Photo Club, Pres. — Dean ' s List — Gamma Sigma Kappa. k. ) X JOHN ELY West Alexander. Pa. Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics Sigma Nu. LUCILLE FITCH Fitch Bellaire, Ohio Major: Physical Erlucation — Minor: Sociology Girl ' s Chorus — Choir — W.A.A. — P. E. Club. ? ' y PAUL FLANAGAN Wheeling. W. Va. Major: Journalism — Minor: Economics Alpha Sigma Phi, Pres. — Kalon, Pres. Pi Delta Epsilon — Bethanian, B. M. — Tower Ad. Mgr., B. M. — S.B.O.G. — Career Conf. ROBERT FUHRMAN Bob Yonkers, N. Y. Major: Business Administration — Minor: Journalism — Kalon — Gamma Sigma Kappa — I. B. S. — W.WB.N., Pres. Swimming — Career Conf. — The. Guild. BARBARA FLUCKE Babs Detroit, Mich. Major: Economics — Minor: Psychology Zeta Tau Alpha, Pres. — Pan Hell., Pres Homecoming Queen — Econ. Club — Social Coinm. — Career Conf. — W. A. A. KENN ETH FURST Ken Brooklyn, N. Y. Major: Journalism — Minor: English S. C. A., Pres., Treas. — Choir — Male Chorus — Ki Ion — CL E W. — Chapel Comm. — German Club. ■ x ) CARL FRANCE West Middletown, Pa. Major; Sociology — Minor: Religion Alpha Sigma Phi, Sec. Marshal, Pres. Min. Asso., Treas. — Soc. Club, Pres. S. C A. — Baseball — Varsity B. SB.O.G. LEON GABIA Schatzc Weirton, W. Va. Major: History — Minor: English Kappa Alpha, Pres., Sec. — F. T. A. V. P., Pres. — Moo Moo — I. F, C. DOROTHY FRANCE Dottie Blackstone, Va. Major: Sociology — Minor: Religion Phi Mu — Min. Asso. — Soc. Club, Pres. F. T. A. — W. A. A. — Deans List. CHARLES GARLICK Hump New Cumberland, W. Va. Major; English — Minor; Mathematics Alpha Sigma Phi, Sec. — Football Varsity B — Male Chorus — Band F. T. A. — Track. l CHARLES GARNICK Joe ' W ' cllsSurg, W. Va M:ijor: Physics — Minor: Mithematics CHARLES GREEN Wellsburg, W. Va. Major: Economics — Minor: Art WARREN GILCHRIST ' ' Gil Wellsbug, W, Va. Major; Hconomics — Minor: Psychology Beta Theta Pi, Treas. — Econ. Club. BENJAMIN GRIFFITH Ben LJniontown, Pa. Major: History — Nlinor: Gt-rman Sigma Nu — Theater Guild W. W. B. N, — S, C A. — Spanish Club German Club — Career Conf. CL.E.W. — I. R. C. Pres,, V. P. — Convo. Comm. MERVIN GLASSMAN Merv New York. N, l ' . Major: Sociology — Minor: Chemistry Band — Orchestra — Swing Band. EDWARD GRULA Ed Greensboro. Pa. Major: Biology — Minor: Psychology Alpha Sigma Phi — Orch. — W. W.B.N. Beta Beta. WILLIAM GREAVER Bill Wellsburg. W. Va. Major: Journalism — Minor: Sociology RUTH HAERING New Milford. N, J. Major: Mathematics — Minor; Economics Phi Mu — Econ. Ciub — I. R. C. Social Comm., Sec. — A. W. S. NAOMI HALLEY Kanutz Bethany, W. Va. Major: Psychology — Minor; Sociology Alpha Xi Delta, Chap., Hist. — German Club Psych. Club. — Gateway, Pres. BILLY JOE HANNON B. J. Hinton, V. Va. Major: Religion — Minor: English Sigma Nu, Chaplain — Min. Asso.. Pres. — Gamma Sigma Kappa. ROBERT HALLEY Little Swoop Elizabeth, Pa. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics Beta Thcta Pi — W, W.B.N. — Band Chem. Club — I. R. C, Pres. V WILLIAM HERVEY Jud Wellsburg, V. Va. Major: Biology — Minor: Chemistr F. T. A. ROBERT HANKEY Judge Gilbertsville, N. Y. Major: History — Minor: Sociology Alpha Sigma Phi, V. P., S. L. — Band Orch. — Choir — Male Chorus — Dance Band — Bethanian — I. F. C. — I. R. C, Alpha Psi Omega, Pres. — Theatre Guild, Pros. LEAH HINCHMAN Butch Prcalcness, N. J. Major: Physical Education — Minor: Religion — Chorus — S. C. A. W. A. A. — Min. Asso. — P. E. Club ERNEST HANNIG Ernie Wheeling, W. Va. Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics F. T. A. — Dean ' s List — Outdoor Club. RAYMOND HITE Parson Huntington, W. Va. Major: Religion — Minor: Psyrhology Beta Theta Pi — Cross Country Varsity B — Min. Asso. — Soc. Club, Sec. DONALD HOGAN Hogy Beech Bottom, W. Va. Major: Religion — Minor: Psychology Sigma Nu — Min. Asso. —— Psych. Club. CLARA JOY JONES Joy Pctersberg, Va. Major: History — Minor: Education Kappa Delta — I. R. C. — Girl ' s Chorus — Choir — Alpha Psi Cmega. DONALD HOYT Don Logan. W. V,i, Major: Religion — Minor: Journalisn GERTRUDE KALBFLEISCH Tnidy ' Wheeling, W. Va. Major: History — Minor: German Alpha Xi Delta — A. W. S., Prcs. I. R. C-. Sec. — Kalon, Sec — German Club — C L E.W. — Career Con. m mi ROBERT HURFORD Hurf Sharon, Pa. Major: Psychology — Minor: Personnel Administration — Sigma Nu. Pr ' -s., H. M. Varsity B — Baseball — Psych. Club Cant. Club. ROLAND KAMERER Rollie Mingo Junction, Ohio Major: Physical Education — Minor: Economics Phi Kappa Tau — Football — Varsity B Senior Class Pres. — S B. O. G. — P. E. Club BUD JAMES JAGOE Birdie Teancck, N. J. Major: Sociology — Minor: History Sigma Nu — Econ. Club — Soc. Club Cant. Club. THOMAS KEARNEY Red Rochelle Park, N. J. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathcmatic Alpha Sigma Phi — Social Comm. Chcm. Club — German Club — Moo Moc: L y WILLIAM KELLEY Bill Haddonfield, N J. rvlajor: Economics — Minor: Mathematics Beta Thcta Pi — Football — Econ. Club I. F. C. — S. B. O G. — Moo Moo. JOHN KLUG Jack Wheeling, W. Va. Major: Economics — Minor: History JOHN KERCSMAR Bethlehem, Pa. Mijor: Physics — Minor: Mathematics Phi Kappa Tau — Football. JOAN KNOEPFEL Dumont, N, J. Major: Economics — Minor: French Kappa Deha, Editor — Gamma Sigma Kappa — Tower. Editor Cant. Club — Spanish Club Pi Delta Epsilon, Pres. ■ ffff •f ? i KENNETH KINDIG Ken Stillwater, Pa. Major: Religion — Minor: English Min. Asso. JOHN KOLESZAR The Hammer Bayonne, N. J . Major: Physics — Minor: Economics Choir. JACK KINSEY Satch Weirton, W. Va. Major: Physical Education — Minor: Economics Phi Kappa Tau — Football — Baseball Varsity B, Pres. — French Club — P. E. Club. RALPH KRAUS Pittsburgh, Pa. Major: Economics — Minor: Music Alpha Sigma Phi — Male Chorus Econ. Club — Tennis. MARTIN KRUSE Marty Brooklyn. N, V, Major: Business Administration Kappa Alpha. DALH LAUGHNER Monaca, Pa. Major: Economics — Minor: History Phi Kappa Tau, See. Ch. EDWIN KULAWIEC Ed Newark, N. J. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Biolog Sigma Nu — Tennis — Varsity B. JOHN LAWYER Jack Wheeling. V. V.i. Major: Music — Minor: Economics HERBERT LAMBERT Herb Moundsville, W. Va. Major: Religion - — Minor; Journalism Kappa Kappa Gamma. FRANK LEACH Tenntly, N. J. Major: Business Adminiscration — Minor: Psychology — Phi Kappa Tau, Pros. Pledge Master, Social Ch. — Kalon Baseball — Varsity B — Moo Moo Bethanian, Mgr. Ed, — Pi Delta Eps.lon — W. W. B. N., B. M. — CLEW Career Conf. — S. B O. G. — I. F. C. Econ. Club. HARVEY LA TOURETTE Harv Milburn, N, J. Major: Economics — Minor: Chemistry Phi Kappa Tau — Cross Country — Track Varsity B. PAUL LEESON Petey Weirton, W. Va. Major: Biology — Minor; Chemistry Sigma Nu — Chem. Club Psych. Club — Football. ALAN LEFKOWITZ Lefty Hopewell Junction, N. Y. Major: Chemistry — Minor: English Gamma Sigma Kappa — Dean ' s List Swimming — Chem. Club — I. R. C. German Club — Outdoor Club — Orch. ALLEN LUDINGTON Vic Chester, W. Va. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Education Basketball — Football, Mgr. Chem. Club, Pres., V. P. TED LEVY West End, N. J. Major: Economics — Minor: History Phi Kappa Tau, Al. Sec. — I. F. C — Swing Band — Social Comm. ANDREW MARKO Andy Allison, Pa. Major: Biology — Minor: Physical Education — F. T. A. — Beta Beta P. E. Club. EARL LINDVEIT Elmont, L. I. Major: History — Minor: Sociology I. R. C. — Soc. Club. GEORGE MARKO Allison, Pa. Major: Biology — Minor: Physical Education — Baseball — Varsity B F. T. A. — P. E Club — Beta Beta. ELMER LUCAS Wellsburg, W. Va. Major: Psychology — Minor: Sociology Kappa Alpha — Psych. Club — Moo Moo Varsity B — Football, Mgr. EDMUND MARSHALL Ed Huntington, W. Va. Major: History — Minor: Economics Beta Thcta Pi — Football — Varsity B. i HARRY MARTENS Hots Tcincclc, N. J. N Iajor; Economics — Minor; History Signn Nu — Econ. Club — Soc. Club Trick - Varsity B — J. V. Basketball. GEORGE MASSAY Monongahcia, Pa. Major: English — Minor: French Freshman Class, Pres. — French Club Min. Assc, Pres. — S. C. A., V. P. I. R, C. V. P. — Econ. Club — C. L. E. W. t ERWIN MARKLE Tiny New Haven, Conn. Maior: Economics — Minor: Sociology Tower — Pi Delta Epsilon — W. W. B. N. Econ. Club, Pres. STEWART MAYER Tony Avalon, Pa. Major: Biology — Minor: Education Phi Kappa Tau — Basketball Varsity B. HAROLD MARTIN Marty Warwood, W. Va. Major: Physical Education — Minor: History Phi Kappa Tau — Football — Basketball Baseball — Varsity B — F. T. A. — P. E. Club. ARDYTHE McCLELLAND h Dayton, Ohio - ' v Major: Biology — Minor: English ' , • Min. Assc. — F. T. A. — S. C. A. — Outdoor 1 1 v - Club. ' I - r ' - GEORGINA MARTIN Georgie Tenafly. N. J. Major; Sociology — Minor: Psychology Kappa Delta — Soc. Club — S. C. A. — Bethanian. JULIA McKINNEY Judy Bethany, W. Va. Major: English — Minor: Biology Alpha Xi Delta, Chap., Sch. Ch. Theater Guild — Alpha Psi Omega — W.A.A. S. C. A., Pres. — F. T. A. — Outdoors Club — S. B. O. G. — C. L. E. W. GRANT MacNICHOLS Wheeling, W. Va. Ma.ior: Biology — Minor: Physics Kappa Alpha — S. B. O. G. — Outdoors Club, Pros. JAMES MEWHIRTER Jim Avalon, Pa. Major: Physical Education — Minor: History Phi Kappa Tau, V.P. — F. T. A. — Basketball Baseball — Varsity B. RICHARD MEESS Moose Pittsburgh, Pa. Major: Economics — Minor: German Phi Kappa Tau, P. M , Treas. JAMES NORBURY Nob Watertown, Mass. Major: Biology — Minor: Chemistry Sigma Nu, Rush Ch. — Psych. Club Moo Moo — Cant. Club — Beta Beta Social Comm. BARBARA MESSER Babs New York, N. Y. Major: Journalism — Minor; English Theater Guild — Alpha Psi Omega Tower — Psych. Club — French Club. MELVYN OBERLANDER Mel Brooklyn. N. Y. Major: Sociology — Minor: History Swing Band — Orch. — Field Band MARY ELIZABETH METZ Betty Wheeling, W. Va. Major: Biology — Minor: Chemistry Zeta Tau Alpha — W. A. A., V. P. A. W. S., Treas. — German Club Psych. Club — I. R C. — Outdoors Club. JOHN O ' CONNER Jocko Jamaica, N. Y. Major: English — Minor: French Football — Track — Varsity B French Club. EDWARD OEHMLER Ed Pittsburgh. Pa. Major: Kconoinics — Minor; History Beta Thoti Pi — I, R, C. — 1-ootbal Hcon. Club. V. P. — S. B. O. G. PETER PECORA P. P. Yonkers. N. Y. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Psychology Phi Kappa Tau — Tower — A. C. S. Junior Class. Sec. — French Club. MARY ELIZABETH OLTMER Liz ' Dcmarcst, N. J. Major: English — Minor: History Zeta Taa Alpha. EDWARD POLLOCK Ed Woodside. L. I Major: Journalism — Minor: Music Sigma Nu. Rep., S. L. — Male Chorus Choi Radio Club To a EMMA JEANNE ORR Parkersburg, W. Va. Major: Economics — N ' lmor: Psychology Zeta Tau Alpha — S. C. A. — S. B. O. G. Econ. Club. DOROTHY PORTER Porter Whitestone, N. Y. Major: Biology — Minor; Chemistry Phi Mu. Sch. ' ch. — Dean ' s List — W. A. A. Beta Beta, Sec. — German Club — Outdoors Club — Orch. FRANCIS PALMER Frank Elmira, N. Y. Major: Biology — Minor: Chemistry Alpha Sigma Phi — Beta Beta Spanish Club. HELEN PRATT Tcaneck, N. J. iVIcijor: Economics — Minor: English Kappa Delta, Treas., Edit. — Pi Delta Epsilon, Sec. — French Club — S. B. O. G. Bcthanian, Ed. — Tower, Ed , Mgr. Ed. 1 1 V RICHMOND QUORTRUP Skip Piandome, L. I. Major: Journalism S. B. O. G. Minor: English w. WINONA ROSECRANS Noni Roselle, N. J. Major: Psychology — Minor: Economics Alpha Xi Delta, Hist. Mar. — Alpha Psi Omega, Pres , Sec. — Theater Guild C. L. E. VV. — Social Comm. — Psych Club W. W. B. N. EDWARD R AMSEY Ted Boonton. N, J. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Biology Sigma Nu, Sch. Ch. — Male Chorus. Pres. Chcm. Club — Choir. WILLIAM RYAN Bill Baltimore, Md. Major: Religion — Minor: English Beta Theta Pi — Male Chorus — Choi Mm. Asso. — C, L, E. W. AMOS REDDING Top Bloomfield, Conn, Major: Economics — Minor: History Phi Kappa Tau — Econ. Club — C L. E. W. I. F. C. GLENN SCHREIBER Heels ' Wheeling, W. Va. Major: Physical Education — Minor: Sociology — Phi Kappa Tau Football — Track — Varsity B P. E. Club. EARL ROPER Rope Bogota. N. J. Major: Chemistry — Minor: German Phi Kappa Tau — A. B. C — Football Baseball — S. B. O. G. — Chem. Club Varsity B. SALLY SCHREIVER Sal Bellevue, Pa. Major: Journalism — Minor: History Zeta Tau Alpha, V. P. — A. W. S., Sec. Pi Delta Epsilon, Sec. — W. A. A., Pub. Ch. Tower, Edit., Fea. Edit. — I. F. C. .. -- -• -.4;..-. ROBERTA SEYWERT Bobby Caldwell, N. J. Major: Physical Education — Minor: Education Kappa Delta — W. A. A. — F. T. A. — Spanish Club SARA SIEDENBURG Sally Steuben VI lie, Ohio Mnjor: Sociology — Minor: Psychology Zcta Tau Alpha. CARROLLTON SHAFFER Creep Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Major: Psychology — Minor: Economics Phi Kappa Tau — Football — Baseball Varsity B. RICHARD SLAVIN Dick Baden, Pa. Major: Economics — Minor: Hisrory Sigma Nu — Dean ' s List — Econ. Club, Pres. — S. B. O. G. Kalon L R C. — F. T. A. — Bethanian, Gr Mgr. — Pi Delta Epsilon. JOHN SHEA Jack Spring Valley, N. Y. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Physics Kappa Alpha. H. M. — A. C. S. — Radio Club. JANE SMITH Scotty Freeport, N. Y. Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology Kappa Delta, Sec. — Tower — Bethanian Sec. Club — Spanish Club — W. A. A. A. W. S., Treas. — Band — Orch. — Choir. NICK SHUMAR McKeesporr, Pa. Major: Journalism — Minor: History Deans List. MARY JO ANNE SMITH Jo Bridgevillc, Pa. Major; Psychology — Minor: Sociology Alpha Xi Delta — Psych. Club. I FRANK SPIELDENNER Spic Tenafly, N, J. Major: Economics Alpha Sigma Phi. Minor: History RICHARD TAYLOR Dick Benton, Pa. Major: Religion — Minor: English ALEXANDER STEIN Al Bronx, N. Y Major: History — Minor: Ps ' chology Moo Moo — I. R. C. Reg. V. P. — German Club — S. B. O. G. RUTH THIEROFF Whcchng, W. Va. Major: Psychology — Minor: Business Administration — Alpha Xi Delta, Jour., Chap. — Psych. Club — Theater Guild. ODELLE STEWART Clarksburg, W. Va. Major: Psychology — Minor: Religion Choir — Min. Asso. — Gamma Sigma Kappa BETTY TOWNSEND Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Major : Psychology — Minor: Religion Kappa Delta, V. P. — Cheerleader Psych. Club — Bethanian. ROBERT STICKEL Bob Pittsburgh, Pa. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics Alpha Sigma Phi., Treas. — Social Comm. Nature Club — Radio Society — A. C. S. MARJORIE TURLEY Marge Indianapolis, Ind. Major: Physical Education — Minor: Sociology Phi Mu, Pres. W. A. A., Pres. — P. E. Club, Pres — S. C. A. — Soc. Club C. L. E. X ' . — Cnreer Conf. — F. T. A. Tower — Bethanian — Outstanding Junior. RALPH ULMAN Wheeling, W. Va. Major; Psychology — Minor; Biology HENRY VAN HORN Van Shelby, Ohio Major; Economics — Minor; Psychology Sigma Nu — Econ. Club — I. F. C. FORREST UMBEL Uniontown, Pa, Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics German Club — Dean ' s List, JOHANNES VERWER Jo Paterson, N. J. N ' lajor; Economics — Minor; Psychology Sigma Nu, Pres. — Kaion — Soph. Class Pres. — Gamma Sigma Kappa — A. B. C. I F. C. — Econ. Club, Pres. — Dean ' s List GENE UNTERZUBER Moundsville, W. Va. Major; Chemistrv — Minor; Mathematics Chem. Club — A. C S. — Football. ELIZABETH WALKER Bette Southport, Conn. Major: Sociology — Minor; Psychology Alpha Xi Delta, Pres., Sec. — Career Conf. Choir — Bcthanian, B. M. — C. L. E. W. Soc. Club — Senior Class Sec. — Chorus Pan Hell. PAUL VANDERWOOD P.H. RidRewood. N. J. NIajor : Journahsm — Minor: Spanish Sigma Nu, Rep , Ath. Ch. — Spanish Club — Bethanian, Ed.. — Tower, Sports. News Ed. C. L. E. W. HAROLD WATKINS Hal Wauseon, Ohio Major; Religion — Minor; History Beta Theta Pi, Pres., V. P. — Spanish Club Min. Asso. — S. B. O. G , Pres., Treas. Choir — S. C. A. — Gamma Sigma Kappa C. L. E. W. — Outstanding Junior. ' m .- WALTER WEIGELE Walt Westwood, N. J. Major; Physics — Minor: Mathematics Spanish Club. FRANCES WYCKOFF Franny ' Perry, N. Y. Major: Music — Minor: Education Kappa Delta — F. T. A. — Band Orch. — Choir — Girl ' s Chorus Spanish Club — Career Conf. ROBERT WILSON Bob Wellsburg, W. Va. Major: Mathematics — Minor: Economics Sigma Nu — Band — I. R. C. — - Tower. BARBARA XENAKIS Bobby Clarksburg, W. Va. Major: Psychology — Minor: Education F. T. A. — Theater Guild — Psych. Club S. C. A. — Radio Workshop — Alpha Psi Omega. EUGENE WINSKI Gene Wellsburg, W. Va. Major: Journalism — Minor: History Sigma Nu, V. P. — Pi Delta Epsilon — Tower Bethanian — Junior Class, V. P. — I. F. C. MARJORIE YOUNG Que Tenafly, N. J. Major: English — Minor: Education Phi Mu, Hist. — W. A. A., Trcas. I. R. C. — Spanish Club — P. E. Club — Oral Choir. WILLIAM WOLF Bill Washington, Pa. Major; Chemistry — Minor: English Alpha Sigma Phi — I. F. C. — Chem. Club. WILLIAM ZILLWEGER Bill Allison Park, Pa. Major: Chemistry — Minor: Biology Alpha Sigma Phi — I. F. C. — Chem. Club. %c Am M ( ia First ro« ! uc Mjthls ( irwi Wjrrinder udri-i ( ole I ' .iul Hill. Bill Steele tinity Seiond ro« lv.nne Kirk John Do«nes, Jerrj Marcinlak. Dan Mccni Kocher, We Blamick. Bob LaVvlli Ed Zdinak. Doug Burke. Front ron . Art Keith Welkle. Tonv Trushcl Fifth ro« Pete Arnaud, Vandal DiGiacinto. row: Tom Scribner. Frit? Von Hirsch Odelle Vandcrhoof, Dick Birkhimer, Doster. Dave Turner. Carol Thompson. Chris Shcckler. Marg Cochran. Davis f Bob Sharp. Rob Robinson. Bonita Garata. Joanna Gusta. Ninth ro« : Bill Sn Miller, John Sowata. Jane Pat Ketcham. Jane Dingn Dc Nanc Benny Bcnnct, Marion Wengcr. Ja Myers. Joanne Carr. Herb Johnso Bob Sihoof John Rapp IJ , n lord llud Klu- n Third ron Don Selbv. Bob Come. Vireil Eberhart. John McLaughlin. George Aldcrton. es Ta lor. Fred Bloemeke. Ed Wilkin. Sixth ichael Parant. Seventh row: Bill Warren. Hal ose. Gordon Anderson. Eighth row: Bo Valot, ith. Bill Mader. Bert Cole. Jack Gordon, Martin mas. Ann Nagle, Pcgg, Campbell. Jo Balsinger. ith row: Ann HilKer. le First row: Bill Ste Vcndal DiGiacinto Renato Zuccfaelli. , Kupets len Turna Fifth Hal Doester, in. Jack C ■ Mina Fuh Audrey Mendlinger, Stan Garfield, Joyce Miller, Bob Shipman, J Brady, Walt Sebring, Nick lerise, George Taibi, Mai Cummings ■don, Vaughan Elde Norman Holmsko , Pat Snjdcr, Ma , Harry Fowler, Fr Bob Shipman, , Rita Marziale. Carolyn Coles, Joyce Riddell, G. , Joanne Coble, Pat Willey, Sarah Rookc, Els,« Bmsi I Johnson, Bob LaVilla. Fourth row. Al R nk Coppola, Doris Kay, Bill George, Dan e Browell. Seventh row: Dave Bohlmann, M iznlck. B Barach, argic Se Welling, Third row: Valot, Jim Gerry Scotti, ibright. Chuck Sa iAamone ( ia Front row: Bob Hunt, Bill Coggins, Sue Shelton, Fern Owens, Pat Sheldon, Joanne Brown, Claire Clark. Second row: Narka Keller, Joanne Eberle, Irene Nicholas, Eleanor Goble, Bobby Albrecht, Betty Johnson. Third row: Rosemary Stubbs, Suzanne Elder, Lynn HoU, Ann Woolery, Dottie Schumacher, Shirley Rosie, Shar- leen Southall. Fourth row: Mitzi Kocornik, Connie Boettcher, Dolores DeVenere, Mim Fitch, Lesly Kimball, Bobby Hettinger, Anneliese Brandenberger. Fifth row: Jerry Sullivan, Jim Adams, Bud Thomas, T. J. Murvin, Grant Bishop. Sixth row: Elmer Freeze, Jim Mashinter, Bud Shadle, Don LeVine, John Vujnovic, Jack Morrison. Seventh row: Frank Maziotta, Ron Topp, Frank Di Gregorio, Hank Rithner, Framp Chowenhill, Dick Whitehead, Ken Lashen. Eighth row: Sam Wright, Pete Romagnoli, Bernie Oakss, Ashby Hoover. cmc(n Ca First row: Dick Rogers, Bill Roth, Jean Dettmer, Jean Ann Scheller, Jean Townsend, Joanne Baird, Joanne Kurtz. Second row: Libby Davidson, Roslyn Katz, Bernice Harris, Bill Barnett, Mario Di Paolo, Wes Eames, Marylou Myers, Barbara Scott. Third row: Paul Huchette, Ed Shulz, Jane Rudin, Nancy Knowles, Kay Heifer. Fourth row: John McDonald, Rhoda Kruse, Richard Steinbrunn, Helen Romano, Herb Sandwen, Neil Wiggin, Roy Weeks. Fifth row: John Atkins, Alice Crook, Beverly Madden, Doris Hesse, Roy Gordon, Bill Buchanan, Ron Philips. Sixth row: Ken Kershaw, Johnny Deardorff, Mary Adams, Nancy Hall, Bill Watson. Seventh row: Betty Fraim, Bob Steel, Al Patterson, George Peterson, Anthony Maruca, Dave Medcalf. Eighth row: Bob Haskins, Bob Switzer, Anthony Cavelle, John Vujnovic, Don LcVine, Don Pound, Bob Regney. Ninth row: Curt Thomas, George Nicholas, Don Harris, Bob Nast, Jack Raney, Joe Molitoris. Paul ' s place was but a dark shadow in the moonlight as two figures glided out of the trees lining the shore of the Buffalo. They crossed the road and went up the drive to the door where one of them squeezed through the key-hole and the other went under the door. The luminescence of their forms dimly illuminated the dark interior of the barroom. I still think we ought ' a gone to Emily ' s , said one, sinking tiredly into a chair. ' Tt ' s just a breeze to Emily ' s from the cemetery. Stop fussing. You were the one who wanted a beer tonight, not me, so drink up and shut-up. ' They sat silently for a while, then the first spirit sighed, Maybe if we ' d started earlier like I wanted to ... You know we couldn ' t. Silas. I didn ' t want to scare those two kids who were making themselves so nice and cozy on my tombstone. Would ' a served em right, Jethro, Silas muttered. A tombstone ain ' t no place for what they was doin ' . Don ' t be that way, Silas, ' Jethro grinned. You were alive and a youngster once yourself a hundred years ago. ' But I never used a cemetery. Can ' t beat a hay-mow as far as I ' m concerned. Aw, you ' re just mad ' cause you ain ' t alive to go messin ' around with cute little gals like she was. ' Hell! Silas snorted, You should ' a seen the little witch I was out with t ' other night. I just think a cemetery ain ' t no place for that stuff when you ' re livin ' . ' Taint as if they ain ' t got no time to do things up right-like. That ' s just it, Silas. That young feller is one of them there graduates of the class of 1950, and tomorrow is graduation day. I heard him say so, and he won ' t have no chance to see his girl for a while. That so? Well, I reckon there ' s other things ' sides seein ' her that he won ' t be doin ' for a while, Silas chuckled. I guess you ' re right about not scarin ' ' em. Yeah, would ' a been a dirty shame, ' Jethro nodded. Nice pair of kids. Really took their loving seriously. How seriously? Now was I ever the kind to tell tales out of school, Silas? I always tell you about doings on my headstone, Silas pouted. Sure, ' cause you have such a danged uncomfortable one that nobody uses it ' cept about once every ten years, Jethro chuckled. Mine ' s so choice, now, that even old Alexander is jealous of it. Always bragging, that ' s you, Silas snorted as he opened up another brace of bottles. Jethro turned nostalgic as he buried his wispy nose in the foamy topped glass. You know, Silas, he said, I ' ll be more than a mite sorry to have those kids graduate tomorrow. You mean them two who was a ' cavortin ' on your tombstone? Naw, not just them, Silas. All of ' em. I guess I ' ve gotten to know most of ' em during the last four years. They all end up on my tombstone, sooner or later. Braggin ' again? Silas sneered. Nope, not a bit, Jethro shook his head sadly, not permitting himself to be jarred out of his mood of melancholia. Just statin ' a fact. I ' ve come to know em all like real good friends. They just mosey around my tombstone, a ' sittin ' and a ' talkin ' . . . and a ' lovin ' in between. I just lay there in my coffin, takin ' it all in. Don ' t you feel ashamed of yourself sometimes? Naw, Silas, Jethro shook his head, They don ' t know I ' m round-about, so what ' s the difference anyhow? Besides, I wouldn ' t tell a soul. Damn it! Silas thought. I ' m goin ' to hate to see them kids leavin ' , Silas. If you-all feel so bad about them goin ' , why don ' t you drift over to Commencement Hall tomor- row and see ' em graduate? Might just mosey over there and do that, Silas, Jethro nodded thoughtfully. It ' s been nigh on to twenty years since I ' ve materialized at a graduation. Hid in a fold of the curtain that time. Might do it again. Go ahead, Jethro. Say, did I ever tell you about that last time? What about it, Jfithro? Well, Silas, I went over there the night before to find a hidin ' s place, and what do you think I found? I dunno. What? A feller and his gal there in Commencement Hall. Yeah? How come at that time of night? ' ' What you think, ghost? They was a ' lovin. there in the dark an quiet, takin ' one last bit before they graduated the next day. ' ' What ' s so unusual about that? Those kids that was on your tombstone tonight was a ' doin ' the same thing. I wonder if that feller tonight will follow in the footsteps of tother? How ' s that? Becomin ' a dean around here. You don ' t mean . . . I shore do! Well, well! People ' s funny, aim they? Funnier ' n ghosts, Jethro. Guess I ' ll go over to Commencement Hall tonight and see who ' s round-about. Yeah, and then stick around and see ' em graduate. Grand bunch of kids. Got to see ' em off, Jethro murmured, bending over his beer. Now let ' s not go bein ' sentimental, Jethro, Silas frowned. Always when you have a couple of stouts you ' re in a weepy mood. I guess we should ' a stayed in our coffins tonight. No, Silas. I ' m just thinkin ' about them kids. After tomorrow they ' ll never be back around our cemetery, and we won ' t know nothing about what they ' re doin ' . Things won ' t be the same more than ever with this class leaving. Remember when they came? Was close to four-hundred of them then. Biggest class that ever came to ol ' Bethany, with about three fellers to every gal. Only half that number now, Silas, what with a lot of them dropping out to go to work and such things. But they were a different sort than the rest of the classes we ' ve watched pass through here. Most of the fellers just out of the service, and the whole danged class older, sort of. Not the same bunch of frivolous kids that the classes were years ago. Guess the war had something to do with that. I heard ' em tell a lot of stories about it. Some funny, some real pathetic. Aw, we heard the same thing after the Civil War. Silas shrugged. Sure we did, Silas, but this one was different. And now they re all wondering, deep down inside, whether they ' ll have to fight another one just about when they re gettin started with life. I ' d hate to see it, Silas, now or ever. People ain t made for that kind of stuff. ' Yeah, I reckon you re right, Jethro, Silas admitted, catching a little of Jethro ' s seriousness. One night a couple of the kids were there on my headstone, just talkin . I guess the fella liked the girl a lot, but she was a bit young and he had a hard time understandin her way of thinking. He was real upset by it. He figured he wasn t much good for her kind of gal any more after some of the things he ' d seen and done. ' How ' d it all come out? Oh, well enough. It was just a matter of him getting used to living an ordinary sort of life without all the sharp edges he ' d been dancin ' on for so long. A couple of years here straightened him out. I ' ve noticed that Bethany is like that, Silas. It ' s so small and quiet like that wars and things don ' t hardly seem true. A lot of fellows got toned down around here after growin ' up unnatcher ' ly fast. And I ' ve seen a bigger parcel of ' em turn from bein ' kids into grown folks just about the same way. By and large, I guess Bethany was good for ' em. Course, you ought ' a heard some of ' em gripe about the place. People are like ghosts, Silas. They ' ll gripe no matter where they are. How many times have I heard you cussing out that gravestone of yours for being so danged uncomfortable that nobody ' ll have a thing to do with it? I suppose you ' re right, Jethro. But no tnatter, those kids ' U soon be going home and in a few years all they ' ll remember of Bethany is a lot of happyish things. I wonder if they ' ll remember our graveyard, Silas? Sure they will. It ' s one of the things that make Bethany what it is ... a nice place for people to get the knack of living. ' Taint so bad for ghosts either, when you come right down to it. And actually, it ' s really us, the ghosts of the past, that make Bethany everything that it is. Now everyone of these younguns who ' re leaving tomorrow will be one of us too . . . parts of Bethany ' s past . . . for without them, or us, Bethany just wouldn ' t be. Those kids have done a lot around here. No use mentioning names and things, ' cause they ' ll be remembered for what they ' ve done. But one thing ' s for sure: It ' ll be a long time before Bethany sees another class like ' em; both for what they were, and for what they did in making Bethany College a better place for both themselves and those comin ' along behind them. —By Bill Bonville. J . : ) r ' .,v : r . J950 mil K K, 9 Mr - ' ' „ WF et Mc M Paul Vanderwood, Editor-in-Chief Dick Slavin, Circulation Mgr. Bctt Johnson, Literary bditnr Paul Flanagan, Business Mgr. Sitting: Dick Slavin, Betty Johnson, Paul Vanderwood, Paul Flanagan. Standing: Patty Snyder, Herb Sandwen, Bix Durbin, Shirley Rosie, Peggy Campbell, Nancy Myers, Fred Berriman, Don Boden. Sitting: Jo Kurtz, Sally Schreivcr, Ilcnc Kacho, Marion X engor, Uick Kogtr;.. Aliirc Crook, Kay Hei- fer, Phil Bramwell, Judy McKinney, Vinny Bromwich. Standing: Nancy Summers, Mai McGavran, Dave Medcalf, Roily Kamerer, Jim Carman, Al Stein, Bill Grove, Dick Slavin, Don BocKri. (ack Thomas. Student ' ■ ' 4 President Dick Rogers Pi T dta ' TC. ian. 9, o n n at ucid Front: Betty Fraim, Virgil Kocher, Marylou Myers, Bob Spitzler, Rhoda Kruse, Barbara Gilbert- son Back: Joyce Riddel l, Barbara Xenakis, Bob Coine. Charles Arnold, Bill Kasbaum, Barbara Messer, Carol Coles. lj tl;anij (EmntT BETHANY TOWER, BETHANY, W. VA,, JANUARY 10, 1950 lethaii) Defeats W. Va. Wesleyaii, 20-13 Bill Coggins Nominated to 1 Annual Homecoming Contest Here Top Editorship Of Tower Vith the alumn. back .0 ch, ir school, the Bethany Elev rched to victory agattist West ' i ginia Weslcyan. 20-13, last Satur V afternoon in the annual home ■ ' .ing game a. Rine Field. on I ' ■ ne scored the 6-. t Bison the ison Harriers rom Titans 23-32 rhe Bethany Bison cross-country m defeated the Titans of West nster College at the Westminster jrse last Saturday. October 22 by core of 2S-52. Harvey LaTourctte d Tom l-icdke paced the Bethany triers by tving for first place with ' S Ww by Dick Bov ] line jjiMc - a meeting laM Wednesday eve- Pi Delta, EpsUon, honorary laiism fraternity elected Bill Class Elections Held; Knmerer Leafh Srs, Last Tliursday evening in a series of mcftmgs the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes held elections lieir officesrs, and the freshnwn ' -•ss elected two representanves to ' -- ■-J- .i_Roard of Governors to !JX__1:!1 ' present Honor System VoT Ail ' r Disappointing Mas Mrctinji Thui , Niiiereen students acrendcd a raily hsx Thursday evening Decern- )ch, ar 8 o ' clock at Commence- ment Halt to participate in a debate on the proposed honor system. Ai Stem, head of the committee that 49 Enrollme nt Includes 175 New Freshmen EQQ...MeetSi Joumalisn, Fraternity Frosh Haziiig Opens; jiVMmfoerS DoWIl But Still Pledges Seven Members Tlilmiiai This Weekj Members of Pi Delta Epsil. , the I TM « honorary journ, •Ignia IMU Captures last Wednesday any House itraniural Vollevhal™ ' ' Defeating the Phi Tau ' s, ' 2-I. i- ' -c final match of the first haf Ti fc ,e intramural volleyball „ a w e Sigma Nu ' s copn-- ' - ' % T , nship last Frid- ost thrill-p. ilf of the ter the bask The Sig ' s V e match by i Tau ' s frirernitv met Freshman rule began 8:00 A.M. ' ■ the Beth Thursday, Siptember 22 and will! One hundi seven new ' V ' 1 8:00 P.M. October ISJs p,. ,3 ,940 for pledge- r-! ' ' Bethany loses the Homecom- , |„ ,„ i„j, HolliflJ, ' ; In this event the Fresh- ] p j, ' include: ball for Mt, ■|;)..continue one week L j, fthe — . , I Halls. Pi ;l Phi Mil ' s Capture Wonien s Court Title The Women ' s In .all League rerininattid Mi nday eve February 6, at Irvin Gym the championship game was ontested K tween the Fresh Students Near 700 Mark cnty-five freshmen entered Bethany on Sunday, -d by is transfer students. The new freshn- women. place upon arrival, after which the ' rniitories — Phillips or Cochran ' ■ esday, September 22, 1949, his courses for the 1950 The Phi Mu SBOG W Quintet Loses Norman TliSlnas to Before Bethanians Tonite In the all-college election held last „ , Wednesday, Dtck Rogers received rp Jl fifif | f|. KuufmaU Porform  o hundred and sixty three votes £ tf VT COl ' r « • ,, ,, r , men -em nd the presidency of the Student j r ' .MC marg.MfjH M n. ,, ' ,; ,,,; SVU - ' ' • - ■ ' IMr wllirttT Nets 20 - ' l. Reed seeme J .. pleas. „„, xty Norman Thomas, t leader of the Socialis United States, will sp :m Hall .eel •s, ci : well-knovs-n Parry in the ik tonight in ,r 8:50. His oper Wanted On Marietta 949 All-Opponent Team |Poiiits For Bisons Phi Tau ' s Cop School; An ' ' : ia r Tonch Football Titlejp , . masl id, lead by th. t Jimmy Mewhirter, nearly pulled th. upset of the season la.st Friday nigf West Virgini 1 Rnpcr, Bethany gridster has nominated All. opponent guard Y Marietta College. Earl is a senior -- - . _ . _ , - lis year and majormg in Chemistry. -mf]i%.|| Hi AAC h «09ikc le has played football for four HV I1II|P|P9 I |P II«° eara, and in the last two games of 949 he played fullback. He has by Paul VanderwtKMl Ai a conclusion to the 1949 touch- football season, the Phi Tau ' s de- feated the Independent Angels, 33- 6. last Tuesdav afternoon to cop the ntramural championship of the college, no reserved scats. Dangerous C -oruer Hit by Grant Bishop The Theatre Guild has come up ith a hit! With theif production f J. B. Prie-stlevs ■ ' Dangerous :iirner last Thursday and Fnday (Continued on page 4} Hall Carnival of March 4, ered to have been vil held in designed to raise 180 to bring a war orphan to the United States. Miss Marian Wenger was the f.l. ' ' gETHAisfYr ' ve- ' i A„ dec 80 Freshmen ledge to Frats ■ly all freshmen ssmcn, affiliated e of the fratcr- fe- and . them.selves with on nities last Saturday, with nii perclaas women plrdgmg to tics last Wednesday. up- Studeat J nc4tia(€ 4 ccatiaK Tftcm ten ai ;4 KcatcaH aO avt THaCe Mct 0%c .itn aten.(tatcaacd ' ciatcoit ( u6 4 a ( u6 eta eta ' Set ;4men.icaK mccai Sc etcf Sc(M mccA iu mA i C w K Jtt BC? % 7 ijaA vfl f?? ih 7 tcftcdie a S f ccuUc a vicC Front: T. J. Murvin, Ned Steckel. Betty Thompson, Rosslyn Katz. Back: Bob Coyne, Bob Spitzler, Ben Griffith, Dave Browell, Bob Sharp, Dick Aken, Noni Rosecrans, Virgil Kocher. w fWWBN PROGRnms Tuesday, May 2: 8:00 — Concert Time 8:30 — Merry-Go- Round 9:00 — Great Scenes 9:30 — Voice of the Army 9:45 — Bonjours Mes. !0:00— 600 Club 10:45 — Sports News Wednesday, May 3: 8:00 — Concert Tiine 8:30 — Merry-Go-Round 9:00— Theatre Guild 9:30 — Naval Air Show 9:45— Dick Boyd 10:00— 600 ' ' Club 10:45 — Sports News Students utoc e e x c a ;4mcncc ■nr — i Q Q, i ' F O R E G N r-m V S- c gsa 4P- ' p • i ' -■¥ Bethany 31; Davis Elkins 6 Bethany 6; Carnegie Tech 41 Bethany 0; Salem 12 Bethany 20; W. Va. Wesleyan 13 Bethany 6; Westminster 19 Bethany 14; Marietta 17 Bethany 0; California Teachers 67 Bethany 0; Geneva 27 Bethany Won 2; Lost 6 Coach Fuoss Coach Johnson .  « © 9 © ' ? - K ' ■ ' ' ■ ' a S ' - f4 :ie. ' ? ' 4 4 ! S- ' ' |P S -.f :e 5 l ■ t-wf . §8i7 f f - ied 39 M t.i jI, ,a3r 33 i8 IS 36.. Front: Bob Decker, George Taibi, Fred Niepp, Francis De Gregorio. Robert Robinson. Second row: Victor Ludington, Mai Cottington, Roland Kamerer, Ed Murphy, Ed Marshall, Earl Roper, Don LeVine, Jack Morrison, Bill Lee, Jack Raney, John Rapp, Joe Molitoris,. Third row: Paul Hurley, Bob Nast, John Bellas, Gerry Marciniak, Tom Wampler, Ed Oehmler, Bob Switzer, Eric Antila, Jack Kinsey, George Bado, Coach Fuoss, Coach Johnson. Fourth row: Buzz Owens, Fritz Von Hirsch, Skip Cavalle, Charles Super, Bill Smith, Jack Thomas, Bob Burke, Glenn Schreiber, Carl Staples, Jim Ferrell, Bernie Oakes. Fifth row: Bill Makris, Gerry Kamerer, Walt Sebring, Bill Warren, George Nicholas, Gordon Anderson, John Kercsmar, Pete Romagnoli, Bill Boone, and Herb Johnson. Front: Jack Raney, Frank Mazziotta, Bill Aldrich, Edgar Martin, Don Harris, Mark Dallanegra, Tom Miller. Back Row: Coach Fuoss, Jim Mewhirter, Norm Holmskog, Gordon Anderson, Jim Hettler, Merlin Valot, John Vujnovic, Coach Johnson. S U €tS lU BASKETBALL 1949-50 Bcthanv 87 Rio Grande 4 Bethany 81; Transylvania 48 Bethany 76; Muskingum 71 Bethany 60; W. V, U. t,2 Bethany 52; Carnegie Tecli Bethany 45; Wabash 58 Bethany 76; Grove City 61 Bethany 42; W. J. 69 Bethany 75- Thiel 60 Bethany 54; Grove City 6 3 Bethany 54 Westminster 8 Bethany 49; St. Vincent 42 Bethany 58; D. a: E. 90 Bethany 63; D. a: E. 79 Bethany 46; W Va. Wes. Bethany 75; Hiram 5 3 Bethany 70; Geneva 61 Bethany 40; Mt. Union 44 Bethany 51; Westminster 69 Bethany 76: W. Va. Wes. 6 Bethany 55 ; Marietta 83 Bethany 102 ; Hiram 85 Bethany 85 Geneva 88 Bethany 62; W. a: J. 75 ' Bethany 60; Fairmont 67 W, Va. S. L C. Tourney Botha TV Won 10; Lost 1 Front row: Arman Turnamian, Bob Decker, Robert Rob- inson, Gerry Kamerer, Dan Altemese, Buzz Owens. Second row: Coach Fuoss, Dave Bowland, Herb Johnson, Bill Boone, Bill Warren, Chuck Gates, Wayne Kirk. Freshmau Record Bethany 56 Xenia Seminary 43. Bethany 28, College Cleaners 3 1. Bethany 60. Carnegie Tech Frosh -,5 Bethany 51, Weirton Moose 3 1. Bethany 39, W. J. Frosh 84. Bethany 43. Weirton V. F. W. 42. Bethany 48, Westminster J. V. 54. Bethany 58. Xenia Seminary 54. Bethany 47, Rose Bowl. Wheeling 45 Bethany 40, Xenia Seminary 44, Bethany 47, Geneva J. V. 54. Bethany 49, Duquesne Frosh 73. Bethany 61. Westminster J. V, 54 Bethany 52 Smithfield 34, Bethany 47, Duquesne Frosh 62. Bethany 48 Geneva J, V. 71. Bethany 49, W. s; J. Frosh 84. -wSSk i w First row: George Marko, Doug Burke, Jerry Marciniak. Ed Murphy, Elmer Freese, Bill Makris, Jack Kinsey, Dud Blair, and Jerry Kamerer. Second row: Peter Curran, Mgr., Bix Young, Tom Hamilton, Hal Doster, Keith Weikle, Sluggs Zucchelli, Jim Kupetez, and Carl France. Third row: Ben Haines, John Pazzelli, Norm Holmskog, Bob Hurford, Perry Bowden, Jim Hettler, Ted Carey, and Coach J. J. Knight. Sci ej sdt Bethany 5, Marietta 7. Bethany-Mui,kinguin — Rain. Bethany I. Pitt 6. Bethany 4. Washington-Jef lerbon 0. Bethany 6, W. Va, Wesleyan I. Bethany 6. W. Va Wesleyan 5. Bethany 5. Washington Jefferson 4. Bethany 4. Fairmont 2, Bethany , Fairmont Bethany . W. V. U Bethany Salem Bethany W. V. U Bethany , Marietta. %ac Front row: Chuck Hoffman, John McLaughlin, Mai Cuniinings, George Taibi, Guy Davis, Bob Robinson, Dick Whitehead, Tom Liedke, Joe Molitoris, Glen Schreiber. Standing: Nat Steiner, Bernie Oaks, Bo Valot, Ron Topp, Ed Garlick, Mark Bernhard, Harry Martens, Bill Lee, and Coach Johnson. ( na ( M itn f 1 % ® @ t @ Tom Liedke, Harvey La Tourette, Charles Johnson, Ross Huhn, Tom Hamilton, Ray Hite. Sc icfunm iC K Front row: Bill Ritterbusch, Don Selby, Jack Shanaman, Ed Bradley, Chick Ferguson. Robert Fuhrman. Back row: Ed Gargle, John Hopkins, Benny Bennett, John Molden, Alan Lefkowitz, Dud Schneider, John Cronin. CKtU e A4t Front row: Jerry Levy, Phil Esposito, Neil Feinstein, Ed Kulawiec. Back row: Marc Dallanegra, Herb Sand wen, Coach Fuoss, Bill Aldrich, and John Renner. t -. ' ' (Vl tCf Front row: Earl Roper, Ed Murphy, Eric Antila, Jack Kinsey, Jim Ferrell, Frank Leach, George Bado. Second row: Bob Nast, Jim Mewhirter, Tom Rozanski, Bill Lee, Bob Switzer, Frank Mazziota, Elmer Lucas, Weston Fames, Glenn Sch reiber, Carrollton Shaffer. Third row: John Vujnovic, Don LeVine, Bill Mikris, Don Harris, Tom Hamilton, Jack Morrison, Herb Sandwen, Carl France. Fourth row: Roland Kamerer, Jack Grubel, Chuck Johnston, Tony Mayer, Ross Huhn. Fifth row: Walt Dynow, John O ' Connor, George Marko, Jerry Shearer, Joe Molitoris. Sixth row: Elmer Freese, Ron Topp, George Nicholas, John Renner, Jim Hettler, Bob Hurford, Dick Whitehead, Carl Staples, Harry Martens, Bernie, Ed Garlick. Last row: Mai Cottington, Ted Carey, Jack Raney. Front row: Martha Black, Leah Hinchman, Marjorie Young, Roberta Seywert, Phyllis Bramwell, Joanne Baird, Dorothy France. Second row: Barbara Hettinger, Dorothy Porter, Joan Lallone, Patricia Greany, Barbara Curtis, Virginia Dole, Patricia Sheldon, Jean Anne Scheller, Ann Woolery. Third row: Betty Fraim, Miriam Fitch, Patricia Curtis, Marjorie Turley. Narka Keller, Shirley Rosie, Mitzie Kocornik, Leslie Kimball, Mary Catherine Lowder. Last row: Sally Schreiver, Lucille Fitch, Flick Oglebay, Jeanne Johnston. Barbara Flucke, Kay Heifer. ft. ■ . ' ■ c j z. ai .- Marylou Myers, Johnny Deardorff. Bette Walker, Marjorie Turley, Barbara Flucke, Virginia Dole, Anita Burlingame, Vinny Bromwich. PiZHAcCCemc (gutted ' rf o n o Left to right: Ted Levy, Bix Durbin, Mike Varlas, Bernard Koperek, Bob Cook, Roy Weeks, Bill Kelley, George Bado, Leon Gabia. tten n ztcn Utcf ( acutcii ■MTTT !rj-- I PresidenI Joanne Baird Vice President Johnny Deardorff Secretary Jean Atkinson Treasurer Jane Parker h: Nancy Mvers. Pat Kccham, Flickie Oglebay. Sue vlathis. Beverly Akins, Jane Kelley. Mary Adams. Shirley lliott. Nance Blair. Winona Rosecrans. Eileen HiUman. Tuck .tkinson. Maddie Piccirilli, Jane Parker. Joan Lallone. Lois air. Audrey Cole, Bonnie Holder. Nancy Hall, Jo,-.nne laird. Nancy Burch. Betty Walker. Johnnie Deardorff. Heion Atkinson. Marjorie Seabright. Betty Catlett. Diane Grear.y. Thompson. Nance Kasarda. Nancy Leswing. Cathv X ' eiss. Pat Curtis. Judy McKmney. Kay MuUins. l w g l Wl ! PWt- ' u  w President Ann Woolery Vice President Joan Du Pont Secretary Lesly Shillinger Treasurer Patricia Saxton c row: Sue Shelton, Carolyn Coles, Pat Sheldon, Joan Du Pont, Ann Woolery, Pat Saxton, Fane Smith. Margie 3erseth, Joanne Eberle. Second row: Ethel Tiberg, Fi Wyckoff, Lorie Loerch. Phyllis Bramwell, Margaret OgiK 3everly Edgerton, Norma Barrows, Betty Townsend, ClaiiL lark. Peggy Bogelmann, Pat Rabenau. Lois McKee. Ronnu Wicha. Third row: Jane Dingman. Vinny Bromwich. Ann, Burlingame. Mina Fuhrman. Kitty Baird. R Jordan. Joan Du Four. Jean Ann ShcUcr. Jean Pease. Jo.i McClintock. Ethel Montiegcl, Betty Driehorst. Suzaiuie Eldc f ir President Joanne Kurtz Vice President Jtianne Johnston Secretary Shirley Rosie Treasurer .. Helen Romano Front row: Betty Johnson, Dorothy Porter, Dorothy Fran., s Hesse, Lesly Kimball, Joanne Kurtz, Marjoric Turlcy , Mary Lou Myers, Kaye Plummer, Helen Romano, Audrey Mcndlinger. Ann Nagle, Jane Rudin. Second row: Bcrnice :is, Jane Devinncy, Dorothy Schumacher, Sharleen Sout- hall, Jeanne Johnston, Beverly Madden, Alice Crook, Barbara c, Mitzi Kocornik, Elsie Buist, Ruth Haering, Marge Young, Shirley Rosic, Ann Bucy. ?3 ' •-« - ' % -S; Marian Be er MatBC Wagner Ann Wilkin Nicholas. Ilcne Racho, Aiti Wilkn. Ma-ion igner. Alice Davidson, Virginia Dole. Seconci row: Joanne Coble. Joanna Gusta. Carol Warrender. Sally Scidcnberg. Betty Metz. Joan Dieclctnann. Ann Kecklcy. Charleen Thompson. Barbara Curtis. Third row: Sally Schrciver. Mary Cochran. Marilyn Beers. Florence Oltmer. Marilyn Meidell. Dolores DeVenere. Bonita Garace. Miin Fitch. Travell, Welch. Rusty Wolfe. Miss Carman. Fourth row: Christine Schecklcr. Mirtha Black. Joaine Bal-inger. Marian Wenger. Joyce Ridell. Barbara Albrecht. Mary Oltmer. Mary Catherine Lowder. Joyce Buchanan. Barbara Flucke - . C| ' W ' ' i |k t if i Bud Thomas. Bill Bonvillc Bill Murk. Hal Orlich. Bill Giovc. Bob Jolly. Byron Witt. Second row; Ed Zdinak. Tony Maruca. Roy Durbin. Ed Garlick, Bob Hankey. Paul Flanagan. Bud Wiggin. Herb Sandwcn. Dick Poss. Joe Berg. Bob ett. Dave Turner. Ed Grula. Adams. Bill Wolt. Richard Steinbrunn. Byron Telle. Paul Hall. Tony Dilimctin. Art Orlowski. Carl France. Bill Hn-s Dale Henthorne. Tony Truschcl. Fourth rowi Bill ■r. Dave Rennie. Bill Zillweger. Garnet George. Tom ' icy. Frank Palmer. Roger Sheets. Russell Rhodes. Fred ' rlcin. lim Kearney, loe Molitoris. Bud Allison, Fifth Jerry Sullivan. Phil E.sposito. Bill Birnctt. George Peter Dan Sarokon. Jim Carman, Steve Braisted. Herb Johnson. 5 , 4 J ' sdiH President Edward Carbonaro Vice President Bill Watson Secretary Dayton Pryor Treasurer Bob Pendergast ont row: Bob Halley, Mai Cottington. Hal Walkins, Bill atson, Warren Gilchrist. Bill Kelley. Second row: Hank rubleski. Bob Morris. Dudley Wilkins. Jack Raney, Chuck ltman, Dick Whitehead. Paul Hurley. Basil Owens. Third w: Hank Rithner. Dick Wilcox. Jerry Leyy. T. J. Murvin sd Steckel. Park McMullen. Dave Bohlmann. Ed Wilkins lurth row: Grant Bishop, Tom LcVine. Harry Brober idncy Hurl. Charles Ferguson. Bill Lacock. Bill Warren m Wright. Fifth row: Charles Johnston. Fred Bloemcke. II Aldrich. Wayne Kirk. Dick Boyd. Glenn White, John l-nn, Ed Marshall, Jack Morrison. Ron Philips. Sixth row .h Pendergast. Jack Antila. John Vujnovic. Don Harris, Bill c. John Scott. El Oehmlcr. Last row: Ed Carbonaro. Jim orrison. Bill Cessna. Jack Downes. Eric Antila. Don LeVine ib Coble, Wayne Weaver, Nick Rompapas, Jilt; Hettler. Bob Cook Vice President Russ McGregor Secretary - Treasurer Bob Gulp It row: Bernard Stubbs. Dave Medcalf. Leon Gab.l, Elr as, John Rapp, Bob Schoof. Windy Wentworth. Sect : Bob Gulp, Jack Shanamon. Mike Varlas. Grant ols. Ron Sladc. Third row: Burt Cole. Roger Brown. J er. Martin Krcze. Fourth row; lohn Shea. Don Selbey McGregor. Walt Ertle. Jack Bchrcndt. Fifth row: ,r. Stacy Porter. Boh Nast. Jim Ferrell. Sixth row: ell. Dan Meenan. John Sowata. Stan Garfield. B ii ' - r Front row: Tom Miller. Mai Ciimmings, Don Ford, Mar, Di Paolo, John CuUis, Pete Arnauti. Dick Schulz, SUi i Zucchelli. D.ck Murphy, John Pazelli, Bill Steele, Paul Ke.su George Taibi, Keith Rice, Bix Young, Doug Collins. Seconti row: Don Boden, Ben Griffith, Warren Collins, Wayne Balling. Henry Van Horn, Bob Buchanan, Bud Jagoe. Bill Roth, Bob Hurford. Bernic Koperck, Ted Ramsey, Pau Vanderwood, Jim Norbury, Fred Bernman, Ed Pollock, Bill Hannon, Harry Martens, Gene Winski. Third row: Du 1 Slavin, Ed Kulawe.c, Paul Lesson, Bill Campbell, Joe Ver . . Jim Zeka. Dan Evarts, Fntz Von Hirsch, Skip Cayalle, Chu, k Brady, Tod BuUard, Bill Smith, Don Pound, Art Ebcrhart Rick LansiU, Tom Hamilton, Bob Wilson, Wcs Eamcs, Fred Niepp, Bill Coggins, Jim Woodbury, Pete Bragg, Chuik Hoffman, Dick Gilliland, Frank Long, Max Voit. Fourth r.iu Bob Valot, Vendal DiGiacinto, Glenn Massey, Bill Buchan,,, Dud Blair. Stan Wilson, Dave Woikal, John Atkins, J i 1 Thomas, Ted Carey. Wes Taylor, Norm Holmskog, Lill Davies, Gerry Schryver. Jerry Marciniak, Tom Wampler. I J Bradley. Paul Burig. Nick Icrise, Doug Burke, Tom Scnbn, i Charles Boyd, Keith Weikle, Pete Frazier. rr? ( - i ■ Ff ' i X S . . -- -- .z .. ; L , ' rv 4 ' - ' V - OjA ' J Cojigratulatious To The Members Of The Bethany Colleg e Graduating Class Of 1950 And To All Of Their Fellow Classmates In A Grand School WEIRTON STEEL COMPANY Thomas E. Millsop, President A Friendly Place To Work The Largest Independent Producer Of Tinplate In The World 1 Weirton Is A Symbol Of America At Work Conipliinents Of S keio mMeU 40-12tli Street Wheeling, West Virginia BETHANY COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ' ' Though round the iiirtllcd v trtli they nKini, Her spell on them remains. ' ' ' ' ® Student years are rich years. Student years at Bethany College arc priceless years. • The contribution that Alma Mater makes does not end with graduation. Through the Alumni Association a personal relationship is maintained between the Col- lege and its graduates. • Through the Alumni Association an opportunity is presented to serve the college in its educational program. • Through the Alumni Association an opportunity is presented to maintain old friendships and to create many new ones. • The Alumni issue of the college bulletin will keep you in touch with alumni activities as well as campus news. • Keep the Alumni Secretary advised of your changes of address, new positions, and other information that will be of interest to your friends. BETHANY COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BETHANY, W. VA. JIM THE BARBER Compliments of FOR THAT NEAT APPEARANCE THE HUB Bethany, West Virginia Eastern Ohio ' s Greatest Store 1 Steubenville, Ohio B l l l bh BUh H Everything For Every Need Ohio Valley Transit, Inc. Corner 22ih1 and Charles Streets Wellsburj!;, West Virginia H ' - ' % ± uR KiKi ' £r I IBTfiMP jiv iia GRIiliHGHER PRinimG CO. HAWLEY BLDG. Wheeling, W. Va. l i Congratulations Class of ' 50 ' GEO. E. STIFEL CO. Wheeling ' s Friendly Department Store WELLSBUKG AUTO DEALERS KEENAN MOTORS Your Ford Dealer HAGERS MOTOR SALES Oldsmol)ile - GMC MACEE MOTOR SALES Chrysler - Plyinoiilh TRl-AD MOTORS Hudson CHALFANT BLICK GLASS POINTIAC yUEEN CHEVROLET Sales - Service - Parts Best Wishes to the Class of ' 50 Wellsburg Banking and Trust Company Wellsburg, West Virginia NAY ' S College Shoes Wheeling, West Virginia PONT YOU AGREE? It has been said that somewhere along the way today ' s college graduates have missed sotne basic truths. Their concept of thrift has been displaced by reliance on Government provided Security. We believe such a philosophy and attitude are faulty. Opportunity, not Security is what our college graduates really should want. For by working hard and preparing oneself, one makes his own opportunity and thus creates his own Security. HAMMOND BAG PAPER COMPANY Wellshiirj;, W. Va. Shop At Wheeling ' s Best Known Department Store For America ' s Best Known Brands Stone Thomas iVDHim BORDEN OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Everything For Your Office Steubenville, Ohio Follanshee Steel Corporation Follanshee Plant and Sheet Metal Division Compliments of CHAMBERS STORE Bethany, West Virginia Compliments of cHRson-scon drugs Wcllsburg, West Virginia SENIOR BABIES, PAGE 34 1. Earl Roper 2. Marge Turley 3. Leon Gabia 4. Betty Townsend 5. Joe Verwer 6. Don Boden 7. Elmer Lucas 8. Tiny Markle 9. Anita Burlingame 10. Ed Garlick 11. Noni Rosecrans 12. Hal Watkins 13. Ed Pollock 14. Bill Kelly Coinpliinents of immU PHOTO E liRAVINIi (,l Printing Plate Manufacturers Lancaster, Pa. Meet And Eat At THE COLLEGE INN Owned and Operated by Mrs. Ethel M. Allen CRESCENT GLASS COMPANY INCORPORATED n Wellsburg, West Virginia Hriiiji Your Dollars Vo Our Bank Capital $10(M)()() Surplus $100,000 Ail Accounts Insured lip To $5,000 lUellsburg national Bank For Your Home Building Needs CAROLINA BUILD6RS, Inc. Lumber 8C Builders Supplies Wellsburg, W. Va. Phone 27391 FoUansbee, W, Va. Phone 69 Congratulations to Class of ' 50 L. S. GOOD CO. Coniplinients of Bethany College Stores Phone Wheeling 3868 THE OWL PRINT SHOP Printers And Office Outfitters Over One-Third of a Century of 1913 Service 1950 917 Market Street Where There ' s A Sincere Effort To Please 105 Eighth St. Phone 3751 Wellsburg, W. Va. Compliments of THE VALLEY PRESS Phone 6401 Ask for Pat or Dick Wellsburg, West Virginia FEDERMAN ' S The Store In Wellsburg Large Enough To Serve You HENRY DURKIN HARRAH ' S ESSO STATION lOth and Charles Streets Wellsburg, West Virginia Compliments of C. UJ. TElEUISIOn 61 Seventh Street Wellsburg, W. Va. TRHUBERT BRKERV Grade A Bread Rolls . Cookies - Cakes Wellsburg FoUansbee Compliments of The Sherwin-Williams Co. Paints - Wallpaper Wheeling, West Virginia By unlocking the gates of thought and energy freedom brings a fuller, more secure life. This freedom must be guarded and defended. That is the task for all of us. Eagle Manufacturing Co. Wellsburg, W. Va. EAGLE OILERS Best Wishes To The (irachiales of ' 50 om Congratulations To the Class of ' 50 ct cct ulnTziniin ' s weiuburgs IMNI IIIHII a Store For Men Featuring Advertised Brands Arrow Shirts dC Underwear ' ■ ' ■ Florsheim 8C Jarman Shoes ' ' ' Phoenix Suits for Young Men Bill Barton Slacks Holeproof 8C Esquire Hose Hickok Jewelry 8C Accesories R. C. DANCER, INC. Wallpaper . Paints - Toys 89 Eighth St. Wellsburg, W. Va. Wheeling Wellsburg We Are Proud Of Our Bethany College jOHnniE ' s mnRKET 8th Street Wellsburg. West Virginia L. Bruce Roberts Plumbing Heating 645 Main Street Wellsburg, W. Va. See our new line of Norge Ranges and Refrigerators, Westinghouse Electric Dish Washers and Garbage Disposals, Electric and Gas Automatic Hot Water Heaters, Myers Pumps, Black Stone Automatic Washers and Dryers. Anything In the Plumbing and Heat- ing Line, We Have Phone 21971 Compliments of COLLEGE CLEANERS Terminal Restaurant 105 Eighth St. Wellsburg, W. Va. Phone Wheeling 1353 Main at Eleventh Streets Wheeling, West Virginia R. C. HOBBS lumber Co. Phone 4500 Wheeling CLARKE PAPER CO. 1210 Main Street Wheeling, W. Va. Phone Whg. 285 Paper For Every Purpose GET THE BEST GET . eoj jis tL ICE CREAM Sold By Better Dealers Everywhere Telling Ice (Ireani |]o. A Division of National Dairy Products Corporation Wheeling Charleston Huntington Fairmont QUIRINO DE FRANCES Tuxedo Rental 5.00 You Are Never Too Late Vi-Hour Service Plenty In Stock - All Sizes — Also — Cleaning Alterations 209 N. 5th St. Steubenville, O. City Plumbing Heating Supply Co. 736 Charles St. Wellsburg, W. Va. Gas Boilers . Hot Water Tanks Crane Fixtures Hardware Supplies Plumbing Heating 24 Hour Service Phone 27121 Meet Your Friends At MURPHY ' S The Stores Of Service With A Smile 704 Charles St., Wellsburg, W. Va. 1115-17 Market St., Wheeling, W. Va. For Exquisite Portraitures It ' s WHEELING. W.VA. Compliments of McDonald ' s Esso Station State Route No. 2 Wellsburg, West Virginia Compliments of Nli-ii ' kli-ifs l.li.l. Nliiir Bethany II. L. Nt abrigiii Co. Limber 8C Builder ' s Supplies Concrete Blocks - Transit Mixed Concrete 43rd 8C McColloch Streets Wheeling, W. Va. Municipal Mutual Insurance Company Fire - Windstorm Extended Coverage Insurance National Bank Bldg. Wellsburg, West Virginia Compliments of Wpir {]m Dairy Co. ' niiiiiT 739 Main Street Wellsburg, W. Va. Phone 22451 Kennedy Hardware Co. Sportsman Headquarters Phone 407 1003 Main St. Wheeling, W. Va. Compliments Compliments of of PALACE WHEELING BILLIARDS FRIENDS Wellsburg, W. Va. 1 W U Compliments of 3 ©UscKec i ' ltlcc-Sk m B tm • Communiti] Service Station 1 .,3 % i Gl;nn R. Martin Compliments of W. ,1. WilNiiii k Nuns, Whitehead ' s Restaurant Inc. Paints Wellsburg, W. Va. 1409 Main Street Wheeling, W. Va. MONAGHAN, Jeweler 740 Charles St. Wellsburg, W. Va. Compliments of American Plate Window Glass Co. Martins Ferry, Ohio Wheeling, West Virginia John Dallas, Mgr. Gitson REFRIGERATORS ELECTRIC RANGES HOME FREEZERS See Your Gibson Dealer When You Build See Robert Scott Lumber Co. Wellsburg, W. Va. Phone 21581 Compliments of ALEXANDER G. BELLAS and FAMILY Wellsburg, W. Va. Western lulo tssociate More Auto Parts Sporting Goods Radio Repair Service Wellsburg, W. Va. WM. HARE ' S SONS CO. Sanitary dC Heating Engineers Plumbing, Mill Mine Supplies 46-48 Fourteenth Street Wheeling, W. Va. GRIEST CUT RATE STORES Compliments of Chambers Funeral Home i- ' ' 3 That Big Furniture Store Always Shop Here Before You Buy Free Insurance Trade-In Service fOOEV-BPTZ (1(1. 36th Si Jacob Streets Wheeling CAM PIX CAMPUS PICTUR€S By Paul H. Rhodes 359 Heazlett Ave. Weirton, West Virginia Si ctefotte at t ie 7i tctecC ' DcUi c y aucC. ChcCcccC. dcHce t ecx davuf c fcxcf i, a, tcC t nc H. c tcew. Ctt e(d c«t t c . t eci Ot Jebbia-Melz Company 1. SENIOR BABIES, Page 35 Shirley Gaither Fruits Vegetables 1 3. Sally Schreiver Frank Leach Distributors 4. 5. Dot Porter Fred Berriman Dulany Frosted Foods 6. 7. Jeanne Orr Roily Kamerer Bananas A Specialty 8. 9. Joan Knoepfel Paul Vanderwood Wheeling, W. Va. 10. 11. Dean Kirkpatrick James Mewhirter STROPE SIGN CO. Neon Electric Displays Commercial Quantity Bulletins Phone 888 Wheeling, W. Va. ■ ' ■-. Qlj ' ' i %j s!h m i Vr . ?.-. II . W H_ iiiai i ' llll5™  ' ■ mim., „