Bluefield State College - Blueprint Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1976 volume:

BLUEPRI T 976 Bluefield State College Bluefield, West Virginia i The students and faculty of Bluefield State College have been fortunate in sharing the fruits of the 200 year history of our nation as well as the 81 year history of Bluefield State College. We all have taken a part in the great assets of this land. Often, however, we forget what great privileges it offers. In order to remind each person what treasures and opportunities are available to the individual who will take advantage of them we dedicate this yearbook to the theme of our nation's 200th birthday and to the 81st birthday of Bluefield State College. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Pam Gaither Student Life and Activities Barry Mabrey - Sylvia Guyton Organizations Patricia Evans justinc Hale Academics jim Copolo Shelia Curran Identities Donald Poe Sports ' Tim O'Hara ' Beverly Bright Closing - Pam Gaither Miss Bluefield State Kerry Lynn Starks Escorts Were: CFront row, l. to r.j Ronald Wright, Booker Thomas, Kenneth Reeves, Scottie Todd, Sheldon Neal, Alphonso Dowell, Ronald Perry. fBack row, 1. to nj Walter Lawson, Howard Smith, Gonzalas jones, Mark Page, Perry Neal, Arthur Froe, George Hollie, Richard Williams, and CCCIIIICIJ james Poindexter, Miss Bluefield Stateis escort. HO ECOIVII 1975 UDAW IS THE BEGINNING OE A EW DAY, LLUH -xg 1 ,I . ff , LN-. 'jf Coronation Queens were: fFront row, l. to r.j Willa Neal, Amy Webb, Martha -I. Waddell, Debra Asbury, Audrey Wisdom, Sundra Daniels, Mary Williams, Stephany Neal, Cynthia johnson, Toni Thompson, Terry Poe, Lee Ann Parker. CBack row, 1. to r.J Wanda Moorman, Sara Hall, Velma Whitlow, Marlene Alexander, Peggy Testerman, Gail Lawson, Pamelia Winston, Michele Rogers, Pamela Perry, Desiree Pettiford, Melanie Hamilton, Marty Gazaway, Beverly Bright. fCenterj Kerry Lynn Starks, Miss Bluefield State. ,bf Friendship comes about when an individual is not afraid to give a helping hand. N Il A!! si' I For as we realize what treas- ures are available to each we learn to strive together to reach a desired effect. : W 'Sf ima Jix..a 51 41 MWF..-.1--New ,WW -.., , MW , W - A r fi. ' w I 12 ,Q f f nplf '4 x 1 -1 1 .4 - W' f r , . n Q -Y- e L, A A at ,L-K , ,-4 ' QNLTIT Y AIM 444 .. YA r M f A' .K U ,tj N XM-. M41 . iz, ,, tx, .'ffgjit5,,g4.tmxtifllxxmtw'.,,,,WM7551 Qjgwjnj, N- aj f A V 55' L, 15:3 'ft' 1 ,,,- f-'VUL uv.. , . L'-T f A - . V. X' MMS ff? ,, 5 if .- - 1 5'?Q-:'i'Q' ,A ', M 1 .. -,, V.-fx, ,I I i , mg., ' 1- v, , ,Wg,V,.A , It . V , , . ff ,,, . 4 ' V v, . 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' -4325 XX Ai Ig xx , 1 IS' x li -0 I' 'QQ In Cul 4 52' .1 48 f-'2'E u' V- ji 6 As the sun sets on the past two-hundred years let our minds reflect upon the growth and expansion our nation has known. We have developed from the days when transportation was by foot on trails that were washed away, to today when man travels at supersonic speeds in the air. The two-hundred years of our nation's progress has been marked in every aspect of the American life. Nothing but the characteristics on which our nation was built have stood still. Today, as then, the American works to understand himself and others. He seeks to find tI'Ll6 peace and harmony. Time has seen us learn to live and love one another, as we strive together for such desires as freedom and equality. Bluefield State College is characteristic of the American culture. The past eighty- one years that it has been in existence have shown great improvements in the educational as well as social status. Life, here, has not stood still. It has progressed today in enrollment as well as in the expansion of its curriculum. The population of Bluefield State College has worked hard to maintain the high goals that represent the American dream. For this reason, we present the i Bluefield State Blueprint for the students and faculty of Bluefield State College. , 0 The spirit of the United States was derived by the combined effort of many people in their strive for unification. Active participation in the fight for freedom was illustrated by the Boston Tea Party, the Continental Congresses, Paul Revereis ride, as well as in the battles themselves. People were unafraid to become involved. Today, the importance of becoming involved is shown in every aspect of life at BSC. It is true that the active participation in organi- zations has decreased, but even with this decrease there is still student involvement. This involvement is seen in the small gath- ering of friends in the Student Union over lunch, the sharing of thoughts and cokes in the Basic Science Building, as Well as the continuous conversing of students between classes. This is the way life at Bluefield State College is . . . It is people sharing, planning, hoping, and dreaming. T H xsfii ' 3 N -- aigmmk ,. W zifii X r 1 x J 1 .lx 5, 1 .-.Q , :mtl W7 Pu 1 aw! T f s'4 1 . Me' -4 'hykffl .'. L L N.. pf ,L -L ., T --.LW V . 'P' '- ff EJ. qi it V? 4 Af 5254 , A 1 .P 5 w 4 . I lu-di? h ,1 1,-,, , '- L,f. V' - -V-. ' 1' .. ' ,- x 2-N 'r . - - I 4 - f ...'-1 .. --' 'L Vx V 1 x-Syl. yu. Af .f 3. . ' y:- .. ' -' .--hi' A.: Wi- W- ' .Q . ,Q x, .. I, - .,,. , .li MQ , . . 1,...,.Y:-,- If 1 4' ,rf v 89 1f'..5, :'n - .,.gz:,'- ': x ., p A 4 r n- Y 1 It-. . Aj. 1 . ' 5' S FU . f ,1 - ,, H. 4-aw'-7 - - I 1 . -'V '., . X V. , ,I Q .-. 45 A ' f ,' .. vo f N th'--1 yr ' ' A - A- ' - ci o 'I 'v x 1 1, 3- ,, 1. - .X-5 ,xc -N Q.. N 'co 41 . 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Vt if l'fze,,,.fifwt 8 ACI s juhe Ann R1 lecture on Nan fi 9. -Q0 Fulfil- WVSNA and ke! BVS tter, guest spea g onal Labor Relations were Kay SNA Convention began with registration in Basic cience uildin S .5 ogy, INV nl . M' h 11e Logan, Dxrector of MS 'C 6 xnenmtclinic Southern 1-iighlangis NICUY9 s presen Q at the SNA Convention. ami 1 N ,J Luncheon was held in the Student Cafeteria for students and guests 'CNP New executives for SNA are Janie Becky Dietzler. jim Moffot and Dsncy. 929 QL- 1:-'U Rf-viixx ,A N5 sident, I 'ein 'sw I Jig Q F. 'L Pfi 1 sv 'b'f f vp 1 ' -'1x:'S'S?e Q J, 'Q as . S ., 4 1 ,doe s,..:,x , f. LS' w 4 fi 3 fx .Z J i 'Q I - 4+ 'afipymf 1,4 ,Vx I .Ji . A I j -1-time 52' f WTB- ',a ,I K, gi N Xp, A , . 5 .L . 'S I S! A I 4 1' C229 5-W ' g 'r L-,bj jv 'iii 41 , .M .. U 'aux 5 if 'Ei-rv - 7' My v . ':. '- ' I .lv LES If ,Q Xi' . 1 r 7 ' I ' . H? hlt :.3u::: 15.1.1 5:::.' ::,:: ATTIIAFTIUNS, INf. .UI .XNIIQIQKIXN PR! X 'RAM lil 'Rl-l.Xl' DICK GREGORY 2-LSU lauvlslurm Slut xfkwillllll-I Iill. Nlz1ss.u2l1i7w:uil7mT5al-034111 V.-v-1 - 1 25 ,w F 1 'H rw rv SF La: 14 4 554 fs' 54: v 'Jr , , W - Q i f I 'Ez - .y.,:. 93... 'T' . 1 1' WTI' 4 .fm . EW I Flys , 24,5 I . , ai ,. 26 Ii - -j A, . 4 nw ' , ,A , g . , ,QT .,wpy . J P:'4:.'.n'. 1 x1-I Ati' Y lf I ? xl c- ' A Vg, -. ' fir if ' pf, I. .-.--.ia I - g .-J' L . v-Q' -,, Lf' '- fn '- di - . 'QA' A r I Q7 ff'-I A ,fi A Q -.Al ' J if 91, F. ? ,wait - W Q .. ... Y Q ' A V 0 Hifi' -f .4 1 . ,- Av., F -.Q , f I ,Y -.x. 1? gl x!i 'fn T , Kerr tarks Miss Kerry Lynn Starks, a senior who grad- uated in December with a BS degree in Social Science and history, was crowned 1975 Home- coming queen at the Coronation ceremony held in the auditorium of the Science Build- ing on October 3. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Musgrove, Beckley, WV., Kerry is employed in the Employment Security Office in Blue- field in preparation for a career as an inter- viewer or employment technician. After grad- uation her plans are to work and pursue a Master's degree in counseling. Before transferring to BSC, Ms. Starks attended WV State where she was an officer of the Dormitory Council and dean of the pledges of her sorority, Delta Sigma Theta. She attended Woodrow Wilson High School where she was a member of the National Honor Society, a cheerleader, and president of her class for two years. Kerry's hobbies are reading and singing. She is a member of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, and sings with the choral group of gospel singers, The Voices of Zion. 1975 7 ' Homecoming r ll: ,nf UCCI1 Y ls., Q -- 27 5, k i . ,V - 9 .W- , I YY Q . i nv ff' -s .., -1, ' .Tv Q A 1 S Je- CLASS QUEENS 0 ' 1 I In -4 if ,Q Q:- .nr-1 .oi l ' - V algal ifi i MISS SENIOR - WILLIA MARIA NEAL MISS SOPHOMORE - Her Escort - Mr. Booker T. Thomas AUDREY WISDOM 975 HOMECOMI G A 'Qc' ' KP 1 ' ..,.., 1 I' x N' 1 1 A ! 4 J J 'V R .W ' .xg sr' . . rl z.....- UAV 4 MISS FRESHMAN - TERRY LYNN POE MISS JUNIOR - TONI TERESA THOMPSON Her Escort- Mr. Carter johnson Y . W, - -vw., V ...V. . ,T?,..-.... ... ,--.......,, . .,.. ..-..,,.. .. 4 V Phi Beta igma ueens iso- ,,. - MISS PHI BETA SIGMA MISS CRESCENT CLUB Sundra Daniels Wanda Moorman gil, ixl -x..- Je, .QA I v :fx ' ,Q gf- 5' wr if A-F, 55. ' ' an Z'-.ri -1 fflfg, . L' v .M I 1 I 5:15553 ' ' -Pig 42 -1 fi: vj-,gf - ':' A-'A . ..- Lx.. if '2 MISS SIGMA SWEETHEART Mary Williams TM -lma- Kappa Alpha Psi if I .J K. Y ' .a , , ' i1Tf' 4 ' I' Q' I ' , I J Y.. fgfg isrgrmg ' 3:65 1. . if liiiigif' 3 V ' 1 R 1 1- - , ' :rji .- A . .,4l' Q MISS KAPPA ALPHA PSI Q MISS KAPPA SWEETHEART LICGIIS MISS SCROLLER Cynthia johnson jawanda Thomas Portia Watldns ffl, I MISS ALPHA SWEETHEART Pamela Perry 'Z , f my ,Q 115' .Q --,, ff, 411 1 . 4, .fi 5 fyg I J -' . z Y Xgy 1 f ' l .4 a . Miss PHYSICAL EDUCATION Michele Rogers BEAUTY ABOUNDED HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES MISS GREEK COUNCIL Gail Lawson : l 3 'Q 5 vi' E l 5 L l E MISS BIBLE CLUB Amy Ellen Webb 'av '17 ' I I A glib. ...f A4 17.5 E N' S N :TT 1 I 109, ,, 2: 1449 xxx L . O-X , i , 1 5 ' J 1 A ' 1 1 . I I 1 1 1 1 I MISS TAU KAPPA EPSILON MISS STUDENT NURSE Debbie Asbury Martha Waddell Q MISS BETA KAPPA CHI MISS DIANA OF TKE Sarah Hall Lee Ann Parker Fil 'Qq fr' .ga xx '-'A ,vs .1 1-dx ., ,I 34 2-W H. 1 i 1 'L 1 MISS ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Velma Whitlow MISS ARCHORIAN OF ZETA PHI BETA Melanie Hamilton ff: n, E. CS -X YL A , X hhr MISS STUDENT EDUCATION Peggy Testerman MISS DELTA SIGMA THETA Stephanie Neal I M' Ewa'- If 'VTX X. I --J mf' C! 'X .1 Q lt Aff! ' , K L K, ' 1 SLN- 14' '- ..., E 4- ,f If ,qy,5,j.xi-gl ff2aQ'1 EL E58 1 N: fr,-v, . ,. ,.' V, MISS OMEGA PSI PHI MISS ACAPELLA Marlene Alexander Desiree Perriford MISS ANNUAL STAFF MISS SYMPHONETTE Beverly Bright Rosalind Foulks ,1- 'XX N 'ff pf N 'L LX 5' f N fir . w,g:,,,',T X I XJ .I rx XXI . IN 4 :JK I J xx A sg W- 2 A , ' Yam H NN , , -Q . A EXW YRS ' Ax I x . n Lan-7 'in' , 1- 1 T'- X ,H . . ,.4.1. 3' -.A - Q.: E1 T During the period of October 13 through October 31 the art classes of Bluefield State College attended classes and lectures given by Carl Sands, a Potter in Residence at Bluefield State College. He was supported by the Bluefield Fine Arts Commission and the West Virginia Arts and Humanities Commission. The program was known as a Potter-in-residence program. Students from art classes were allowed to create their own pottery with the pieces being fired in outdoor furnaces. Another activity offered to art classes was the exhibition and sale of original graphic art from the Ferdinand Roten Galleries, Baltimore. Art students were permitted to leave class to go and view the exhibit, nrt 5- ...x 9 'KX . u , , , get 'Ea -N: .- ,. ' g -3 at-Q -- :M -A . x. , i, V, . W 171 - V gt : .3 4- -X zu L ,L ,- I , A Jafsbrvc. -M .lx .-1 5 K 2 1255 el .Lf 1 .1 --Qfv, Ag uve-Wikia' '- lf 1,4 R. uf. Ll Rus. 4 H-Q s?+5Q,, f 3 . Q I Y . v. . ' , fu. 4, ' ' 4 -'-- 1-. 4 'K , A .- Q ' 1 --: 2- 1 g-. , Mm. I 1-5 . ,J-x ' -N a,. 1, .AJ -11' .f -',1 ' 'I A '-A. -,.1' , .. 13,14 9 J -gn., TW Pr 1 'J , .,, u 1 , u '- ., -. ' -,-.. M f :A Hg. K g ,N -v - A. .,,, . 1 I1 Rx .R xl 5 l. Y Y' ? itil 5' - J I' Q Q' E K 2 ,Pm 165: 5955011 . ,al I,- 3 'fx I a ' JJ, -vi' 'lQS. N, I L UV, w 4.-Q - q , x we 4 5 X -f '-H. 'ET 3: N Q '01 L. Mn J!! fYT SII11l1I1g Faces I 1 . ' f i' ' :1,:::51:' -u , . 5,1 , x K - .I V . vm . ,f V . 1 ' r X -A - - I I 1 V 'dv- Q 'K isp.. ,., XA in in i 'L.. Ef :rg -f 1 .- r,,,- .1 1 ll 'Q W A 4 5-'1 r- g,.. 5fg 5K-Y, .' X1 'U .wt 9...-. H, 1 V ,uw 'LL Jw 'I-. .- , gig., .4..'..1' fa-, ,fi vu. ,ml-, , STUDE TGOVER ME TASSOCI TIO 'nu ,nuns SGA officers: CL to rj Tom Farnkoff, Vice-Presidenthlames Rogers, President, and jerry Hare, Secretary-Treasurer. W wk ,. I 5 1 hum' A V-ff' AMI WV f ' N N ,P A 1, ' - ilvllw- A is . H A' .V n, , A If -. I V F, y F . A ' ,S A ' - f tv' S' ffl iv' 3 .lf vt' ix ,K , I 1 . 2 'sa le or l 'A g fe 5 '.,H ' - . ', -x I -ri,5,n, .Mk , t B NVVI! Xu. J . . i ,I .i 1 , J . , A I! ' A fx ' nfl' I, - . A ' A, K , V'- X , fr, kr ,,,, . - f N A 'fn v -if K V SGA SENATORS SGA Senators tackle problems of parking and car pus housing. These Senators are QL co rj Sheld Neal, Blanche Morton, Audrey Wisdom, Arth Froe, Willis Neal, Beverly Brighr, Robert Sisk, a Dr. Edward Bauer, Advisor. tanding, l to rj Sheldon Neal, Gail Lawson, Frederick Lewis, Audrey Wisdom, Sarah Hallhlames Rogers, Tom Farnkoff, and Jerzy Hare. nding, l to rj Blanche Cook, Beverly Chapman, Sheldon Neal, Gail Lawson, Fred Lewis, Audrey Wisdom, Sarah Hall, fSentc-:dj Dr. james O'I-Iara, findaffer, BSC Pres.,,ICrry Hare,-James Rogers, and Tom Farnkoff. Q1 A ,L V s l -'W K V ' . Dr. Billy .ll Greek Council 5 37 'S 1 G5 I Q 1 . , X .BW 5 s-- ' - ' 'w F' I 5 I1 lx. The Greek Council of Bluefield State College is an organization established to govem and initiate policies concerning fratemities and sororit From the office of the Greek Council, decisions regarding pledging, hazing, membership drives and other policies are initiated. The Greek Council consists of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Patliamentarian and selected representatives of the fraternities sororities recognized on the campus. The Greek Council has and still serves as an organization of high esteem on the campus, promoting unity among the organizations, brotherh sisterhood, and high scholastic standards. In the past and during the 1975-76 academic year, the organization has engaged in projects that are of ben to the college, the community and mankind. Some of these projects are the United Way Campaign, Christmas Seal, Easter Seal, American Red Cr Blood Donations, and a food drive for needy families, given to the Salvation Army for distribution during the Christmas Season. The organization has initiated awareness programs designed to motivate fraternities and sororities, as well as to encourage students to becon actively involved in all aspects of college life, the Alumni Association, and the community in general. Greek Council members in the above picture are: KL-r, Back rowj S. Neal, D. Grisby, V. Meyers, M. Maben, L. Todd, j. Morgan, and -I. Rogers. fFronr rowj V. Kiser, S, Saunders, Lawson, and V. Whitlow. O 4 ,ff GRE A SIGMA ALPHA ALPHA KAPP AMN 0l'I 1 Beta Theta hapter ALPHA PHI ALPHA PRATER ITY S A A P l V . A . 3. I' CStanding, l to rj Michael Henry, Anthony Wright, Ronald Wright, Fredrick Lewis. fSitting, l to rj Mike Minguez, Ronald Perry,james Rogers. Not pictured: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. was founded at Cornell University, December 4, 1906 by George B. Kelley, Vertner W. Tandy, Charles H. Chapman, Robert H. Ogle, Henry A. Callis, Eugene Kinckle jones, and Nathaniel A. Murray. It was born out of the establish- ment of a social study club with emphasis on education, social action, and social welfare among college men. The ideas and aims of Alpha Phi Alpha are best summed up in the words of the Alpha Hymn . . . Manly deeds, scholarship and love for all mankind. Over the 69 years since its conception, Alpha Phi Alpha has become interracial and there are now 382 College Chapters and 228 Alumni Chapters in 41 states, including the District of Columbia, West Indies, Europe, Africa, and the Virgin Islands. More than 40,000 men have been initiated into the fraternity. Beta Theta Chapter was established at Bluefield State Teacher's College on March 5, 1932, making it the first fraternal organization on the cam- pus. 557 N. L-5' 75 -in XS W M- f, 5 'Q- Kenneth Reeves. ta micron Chapter 9 E-. Y up-up Y im, 'T .- :N it---' - Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority maintains International Headquarters in Chicago, Illinois -oday, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority has grown to a membership of more than 40,000 col- ge women affiliated with undergraduate and graduate chapters located in the leading col- ges, universities and cities throughout the nation and outside continental U.S.A. Through the years Alpha Kappa Alphals program has had as its chief aim Service to all tankindf' It has been a constant purpose of the sorority to cultivate and encourage high 'holastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to udy and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve the :cial stature of the race and keep alive within the alumnae an interest in college life and rogressive movement emanating therefrom. The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority of Bluefield State College has a membership of 20 ,members and 1 advisor. PHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY 'lin 4 1. Pe Illlllllll I: fl' Z '1 HQ, 722 li -Sql 3 - i Qin nr-JJ! -fs M2345 Qi Q-Pg -li' IZYAQ Ili '-ha I 'qu Bl mQ lu- IIQ ,I-U tl. ll' sl- ill ,ng- Fix mg U! ul- ll lll ll !!ll Il lil ll front row, l to rj Vanessa Myers, Gwendolyn Lacy, Cheryl Whitsert, Velma Whitlow, Pondora Harrell, Sarah Hall, Yvette Webb, Mrs. Mildred jones, Advisor, Sundra Daniels, Helms,-Judy Hawthrone, Beatrice Redd, Allonia Thompson, Vanessa Page, Pamelia Winston, Lorene Todd and Karen Scott. ' -5 Q' ve Vlltvto WSL AU KAPPA EPSILO FRATER ITY rar gn. ara- . of 14. 5 wp, -i 1Standing, front row, l to rj Bob Hatcher, Robert Hawks, Frank l-Iallis, Larry Perdue, Bill I-Iondos, Doug Addair, Victor Kiser, Lloyd Shelton, Buster Crouse, Bernie Huff, Bill Harle David Terry, Kevin Roach, David Belcher, Tony Constantino and Paul Caruso, Advisor. Tau Kappa Epsilon was founded as the Knights of Classic Lore on january 10, 1899, at Illinois Wesleyan University, the out growth of an idea first expressed by ministerial stu- dent joseph L. Settles for an organization which should aid development of character and ability of its members. The present name was adopted in September, 1902 with acquisition of the first fraternity house on campus, Nationalization was proclaimed in a new constitution, February 15, 1909 and two months later a local was chartered at Millikin. National organizers were Lester H. Martin, W, G. McCauley, L. W. Tuesburg, and William Wilson. git-F1 1 4' .i 4 RDER OF IANAS i r 1 r- ,,, . '1 lla Int T.. nl l E i 31 1 'QJQ F xq, XX gi Dianas' Bake Sale KL to rl P. Myles, R. Hawks, K. Snow, R. Ortega, and P. Williamson. Miss Beggs, Advisor. s P' . If ' lf' li Q' fil- 1 C L ro ry Patricia Myles, LeeAnn Parker and Kathy Srampcr. .5 nz Q, wi, 1 E ,s 1, E' 1 i 1 5. :Ri fL to rj P. Tcsrcrman, B. Skccns, K. Stampcr. 1-,.f:. 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'35 :' ' an-H rw' -' . 5 4 ' ' --1 Q - - -147'-' l gbzb ' 'VI ., , ---N, . -1 I V fy, ff. Jfi'Q'Kf- f' . ' f- I ,. 1 'Li .ji.1I'i-'-: 1 4 - --v ' f!'x,IE3sw. X .,- ....f . 151- ,wx,eg ' ' . E L35 Ap Q.. ,f,,.f- V: cg' . - ' :EP-f . .-. -J A , - . 5 ,,,- ' 'V , ' ,. A. ,. 2 ' f . - . -2:-V,-A-' f U -oe ra, .wr . Tj 1 A- in N I, 1. ,..-vmgggiql., nl , QM . L . l Z.. av wA,H.,,. L I -1 h in mx. I o x -5-5xE'L V' ,,uf.1- .w-..,... . , - , :L F -sf.-,Q ,S V ,gm -1, .. 1-.-, Q-Ru. .4-.. 1 1 U., ..l.L.A -P. .. S . ., I -I :Fax ,gf ln. Zeta Sigma hapter OMEGA PSI PHI FRATER ITY Pictured left to right: james Morgan, Oliver Connaly, and Kemper West. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded on November 17, 1911 at How- ard University, Washington, D.C. The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded by three men: Edgar A, Love, Oscar -I. Cooper, and Frank just. This was the first Greek Letter Organization to be established in a Negro Institution, Howard University. The fraternity was founded upon four cardinal principles: Manhood, scholarship, perseverance and uplift. The fraternity aims to emphasize Christian Manhood and Scholarly Attainments, im., I ' I 'fl is in ,M X ls' c 16455: 'U 'Tag t i '00 4 ii' 4? 23' 3 ' 'Q .. . T1 If . gr ' YN s pa , ff, f ,Batt M3421 Q ,, Q5 ihhlq W7 2' mum 2 32513 lm ' f Nl Nfl 'Dm a - t X' lg N ix N 0 Q f t : ' , lt' eta Pi Chapter ELTA ICMA THETA SORORITY , il. f .104 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded in 1915 at Howard University 22 young Women who envisioned an organization of college women dged to serious endeavor and community service. In 1930, Delta Sigma eta was incorporated as a National Organization. Today they hold the 'gest black women's sorority membership with over 65,000 members. As the past, Deltas strive to demonstrate a vital concern for social welfare, demic excellence, and cultural enrichment and de-emphasized the social e of sorority life. To mention but a few sorors who have achieved fame d excellence in their fields: Ruby Dee, Nikki Giovanni, Nancy Wilson, oberta Flack, Lena Horne, Leontyne Price, Leslie Uggams . . . Every member of Delta Sigma Theta is proud to wear the red and the pite to prove that they stand to believe in what is right. I to rj Lillian Trigg, Charlene Froc, Sandra Strange, Gail Lawson, Donna White, Audra Wisdom, Torencc Petrus, and Denise Sanders. Not pictured: Stephany Neal DST Queen 'Ifpq fy a ' o 'Q w ai, A N E X 4 Q A' f .TO l : -1 4 -, - 084' IGM PSI SORORITY i..J' ? 5,58 gg, t ' m C71 ' 'f Q fr K if X wad. -5.- Active members of Sigma Psi are f L to rj: Elaine Shaffer, Nancy Machencky, and Irene Muncy. Sigma Psi is a social sorority founded 1973-74. The purpose of this sorority to establish a sistethood with the obj tives of intellectual, social and civic dev sponsor at the time the sorority w S I 4 E M 5 opment of its individual members. Th I founded was Mrs. Frances Auville. CF? , - K, Anim Linkous Diana Rose phat Tau Chapter PA ALPHA PSI FRATER ITY Kappas' and their Queens: fL to rj Cynthia johnson, Sheldon Neal, Ywanda Thomas, Robert Hartwell, Portsha Watkins, and Milton Maben. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded at Indiana University on january 5, 1911, by Elder W. iggs, Byron K. Armstrong, john M. Lee, Henry T. Asher, Marcus P. Blakemore, Guy L. Grant, lul Caine, George W. Edmunds, Erza D. Alexander, and Edward G. Irvin. iThe basic objectives of Kappa Alpha Psi are: To promote and unite college men of culture, ttriotism, and honor in a bond of fraternity, to encourage honorable achievements in every field ' human endeavor. To promote the spiritual, social, intellectual and moral welfare of members, assist the aims and purpose of colleges and universities, and to inspire service in the public terest. From these objectives it is clear that KAPPA ALPHA PSI is not just another social fraternity. ae fundamental purpose of Achievement, as conceived and proclaimed by the founders, gives is organization its unique and distinguishing attributes. 6542 or al aV0nwntcv v011W ll Phi Beta Sigma Fraternit PHI BETA SIGMA members and queens: KL-rj M. Williams, H. Smith, D. Grisby, and S. Daniels. Phi Beta Sigma was founded at Howard University, january 9, 1914, by A. Lang- ston Taylor, Leonard F. Morse and C. I. Brown. These three men felt the need of a greek letter college fraternity embracing the principles of brotherhood, scholarship, and service which are crystallized and expressed in the fraternity. Wanda Moorman, Miss Crescent of Phi Beta Sigma. X ,ff- A' ll!l 'Iu -525 whim 4' lllllll lllllll i -iilllllli Oo xlx :Milf I BET LAMBDA 49 :fit vii.. -Z -a-Q, I Beta Lambda Members are: CBack row, l to rj Harry Baldwin, Pat Williamson, Cheryl Graves, Sam Nunnery, David Warf, Dr. Nozar Hashemzadeh, Advisor. fFront row, l to rj Pat ziulewicz, Rosalie Ortega, Vanessa Myershlanet White, Phyillis Roach. Not pictured: Stephany Neal, Anthony Papatonious, I believe that free education is the right of every young person in America. I believe that the future of America depends upon mutual understanding and cooperation of business, industry, labor, the home, the church, the ool, and by the peoples of our own and other lands, I agree to do my utmost to bring about better understanding and cooperation on the part of all se groups. I believe every young person should prepare himself for a useful occupation, and that he should carry on that occupation in a manner that will bring ne greatest good to the greatest number. I believe every young person should be actively interested in better social, political, community and family life. I believe every young person has a right to earn his living at a useful occupation and that this right should not be denied him because of race, color, creed. I believe every young person should take responsibility for carrying out assigned tasks in a manner that will reflect credit to himself, his associates, s school, and his community. I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and to think clearly, and I pledge myself to use these abilities to make America a better place for -eryonef' Melanie Hamilton, Bill Dcnmin, Mary Williams, Mary Ann Cox and john Cox enacting this Onc Act play by Edward Albee during Spring l975. f'?'li'fu'q Aixljggln? JF, T HE AMERICA DREAMM .lk- -A- 1 li 5 . ,f V ffl ' ri Y L. . xl- my N200 TORYH Xxx -John Cox and jackie Fisher portray two gentlemen in the park during this Spring production by the Drama Club. i ..-A . hs - 1- Blueprint Staff A myriad of ideas, brought from a staff of 16 member contributed to the production of the 1976 BLUEPRIN Mrs. Louise Yates, BLUEPRINT advisor, offered bot inspiration and assistance. The staff, giving freely of thei time and effort, spent many diligent, yet painful, hours i their devotion to the 1976 yearbook. A supreme effort i cooperation, organization, creativity and editing was esse tial to the creation of this bicentennial issue of BLU PRINT. Editors are: C L to rj Pam Gaither, Barry Mabrey and Sylvia Guyton. fBack row, 1 to rj Patricia Evans, Donald Poe, Beverly Bright, Pam Gaither, Sylvia Guyton. f Front row, l to rj Shelia Curran, Tim O'Hara, Toney Kirby, Barry Mabrey, and Cindy Clemons. lx Q fl! 5 1' '45 1 , I Beverly Bright represented the Annual Staff in the Homecoming activities. Mr. and Mrs. Yates were honored guests at the Annual Staff Banquet. Members of the staff attended a banquet at Fmnltie's La Salute. fSented, l to rj Donald Poe, Susan Wood, Sylvia Guyton, Cindy Clemons, Pam Gaither. fStand- ing, l to rj Adolphus Young,-Iustine Young, Shelia Curran, Mrs. Louise Yates, Advisor, Toney Kirby, Beverly Bright, Tim O'l-lara, Barry Mabrey and Preston Mathena. 'C : ii i vj:J5g'ix W3 P u 3' 9 ' NM' 'Wy is Z fy ix ff' 371- r 13 inn fSranding, l ro rj Cindy Clemons, Ralph Taylorhlames Rogers, Sherry Marrs, Norman Hamden. fSearcd, 1 to rj Judy Burchcrr, Berry Rakes, Webb, Pat Brown, Mona Shropshire, Mary Casey, Linda Sanders. 1' tanding, l to rj Sheldon Nealhlimmy Copolo, Michael Morrison. fSeared, l ro rl Connie Stone,joyce Penn, Shirley Haskins, Beth Caldwell, Tom Farn- ff, Pamela Winston, Linrla Saunders. Staff members work diligently on an upcoming paper. The Bluefieldian, official student newspa- per of Bluefield Stare College, is published monthly by a student staff. Working here are staff members Joyce Penn, Tom Farnkoff, Linda Sanders, Tim O'Hara and Sheldon Neal. Freshman Class fficers l PN 1975 Officers: fL-rj A. Froe, P. Gaither, M. Gasaway, P. Perry. Beta Kappa hi 5 1 1 i . 3 I i 9 Issac Robinson Sherry Marrs Sarah Hall l T be 1' 'bl for membership in the organization the student must be Beta Kappa Chi is an honorary fraternity for students of Natura Science. o e igi e a junior and have a scholastic average of at least 3.0. Members are S. Marrs. S. Hall, and T. Strow. Student Education Association Student Nurses Association r v 1 ,I '12, .gi H 47.-'Y 'hi Blues Trio: CL ro rj William Caruth,-Ir., Daniel Slover, and Mike Mingucz BLUES TRIO Student Activities Association The Student Activities Association was formed in the fall of 1975. Mrs. Marjorie Charlton served as advisor to the organization. With 24 charter members the organization made great progress in its initial year of existence. As the name suggests, the primary purpose of the SAA was to encourage the involvement of Bluefield State students in all aspects of student life. The SAA also served as a political organization by participating in the election process at BSC. In fact, the SAA established a political entity, becoming the first organization at BSC to provide candidates for Student Government. Officers were: President, Barry Mabrey, Vice President, David Warf, Sec.-Treas., Pam Gaither, and Publicity Chairman, Tim O'Hara. SAA Members: CL-r, First rowy S. Baker, P, Hnrrellhl, Neubcrt, V. Kiser. fSecond rowj T. Fzirnkoffj. Canterburybl. Rakes, fThird rowj D. Henry, K, Huffman, M. Testerman, fFourrh rowj T. Schuller, M. Charlton, advisor. CBack rowj T. O'Hara, B. Mabrey, D. Warf, P, Gaither, 5 Cx XBIUEFIELIJ M I gx 41. rf 4. 7 N. 41 'UP' .F ,K NS fm T' y , x'A if- 'lf' ,fit 'J I ,f 'E 5 1 C9 ,Q ZN- ,W X 73 f Nl-f WN. . .V ,. Q., 'ER Q-L Lv . r -rr. 'na in 5 5 f' me-, 3. ,,.. .x o I I 1' 'lh V' '-if 1: 14,11 -' ' v .J' J -1 13,13 K, 4, in iz Q. 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'A wi '1 , Q rv,.zw'l' A-9' A fly eggs' Man .wi '4 it 'Q,4s'xf',.,q . .4 gn. 4,1 .,ssI4w1b? 3,l,1- 1 1 , ,asN ,nv ! , , , , -'.' If l' I :ff ' Kahne W' I Q , fn an 2, A yum ',i t1ll, oh' . 'q 'ln-ui '4.' l:'fvIi U :1'h::ung ii' ff., 111 sv 'pu Vlinxgyt ' I 'Iii' gil 'nf F' :n','.',' + ' 'ii' -li n a . .'t. l,'lsll 411. 'an 'linr 4 v.'Vii1 elfff' 111,155 stif . nw' 'li ,ling .tggitii i ' . gf if rf JJ: if sr: 1 :1 Acting President of Bluefield State and Concord Colleges l 'iff' .. .3- ., 4 ' 3 , Vain ' Q., ' -. . 1 4 9 . . ..':i'-HN , . r 'XfgggI-!.,1ff2C!:ffl. ff' 7,1 - - ri- -f-3,yds,-,.y,i.,1.u ,J Jeff,- - R Efbfillisllilfigd 1 .- -.xii 5 M Q13 r ' A C - f N11 -B igw 24,4 - W i fa P 'Y' ig i uupug, .j. bag, , VW 1 P- ,X-42.1 A Q Q '11 i B -isa, . 5 DR. WILLIAM H. BROTHERS Dean Student Personnel Services DR. DON B. SPRINGMAN V Vice President and Academic Dean of Bluefield Stare College WANDA H. MOORE Associate Dean JOHN B. NEILL JACK FRENCH JOHN D. QUINTIER Registrar Director of Admissions ASSOCGHC DCHU Head Basketball Coach .ARRY BLIZZARD .ssistant to the Athletic Director and Sports 'iformation Director fII KE MASER lssistant Football Coach E- CHARD SNOW ssistant Football and Basketball Coach OBERT M, WATSON thletic Director and Head Football Coach NTHONY ZVONAR ssistant Football Coach and Director of inancial Aid WIGHT W, MCCORMICK , irector of the BSC Foundation, Inc. : li l ' w ,-Q fir 'Ji fp' ROBERT CRAWFORD Director Fiscal Affairs and Physical Development STUART R, GRIM Assistant to the Director of Fiscal Affairs and Physical Development and Business Manager -IUANITA TRIGG Assistant Business Manager CLIFTON NEAL,-IR. Director of Inventory and Receiving JAMES O, NICHOLS Director of Institutional Studies MRS, ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Supervisor of the Learning Laboratory DONALD E. RIGGS Director of Libraries and Media Services ROGER N. LESTER Director Instructional Media MARY jo MAYS Readers' Services Librarian for the West Virginia College of Graduate Studies CAROLYN A. BAILEY Counselor DR. P, R. I-IIGGINBOTI-IAM College Physician WILLIAM L. JACKSON Director of the Physical Plant S JAMES R. GLENN Assistant Library Director JOSEPH P. NATOLI Assistant Readers' Services Librarian SCOTI' SHEPHERD Director Special Services CATI-IY L. DURHAM Assistant to the Director JUDTIH L. LANE College Nurse CLARENCE A. MITCHELL Assistant Director of the Physical Plant VIRGINIA KENNEDY Manager of the Bookstore l4-, I JERRY L. BAILEY Director of Mine Supervisory Training Pic'l'ure JAMES COLE Na+ Instructor of Mine Supervisory Training Available KNOI Pifwfrdl ROBERT ALSUP Picture BENNETT I.. HOWERTON N + Security Guard O fNot picturedj Available FORREST SMITH Sergeant JOHN W. WEAVER Q Director of the Computer Ccntcr EDWARD LOWE Regional Director of thc Board of Regents DONALD H. PACK Security Guzxrtl EVA SAUNDERS Supervisor of the Student Union KURT E. SNELLING Computer Programmer ROBERT HARRISON Director Public Relations L l APPLIED SCIE CE A D TECHNOLOGY DR.-IAMES S. O'l-IARA Director, Associate Professor of Engineering Technology J, RAY BAILEY Assistant Professor of Engineering Technology BERT BARRETTJR. Instructor of Computer Science RUSSELLJ, COUSINS Special Consultant to the President on Engineering Technologies JAMES W. DAVIS Assistant Professor of Engineering Technology Me.- lx . qu-If Ni JOYCE K. ALBRIGHT Instructor of Nursing SHADY BAILEY Assistant Professor of Engineering Technolo WILLIAM M. COPLEY Assistant Professor of Engineering Technolo CLAUDE B. DALTON Associate Professor of Engineering Technology. JOHN S. DUFFY Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Technology .FRANKLIN HART ssociate Professor of Civil Engineering echnology and Computer Science AVID C. KLINGENSMITH ssistant Professor of Engineering Technology nd Staff Engineer LPI-I I-I, RATLIFF nstructor of Mining Engineering Technology ARNETTE THORNE irector of Nursing IOHN WEAVER Assistant Professor of Engineering Technology l SISTER RITA FINNEN Instructor of Nursing ,JAMES C. HSIEH Associate Professor of Engineering Technology MARY F. LINKENHOKER Assistant Professor of Nursing ELIZABETH S. SKAGGS Assistant Professor of Nursing EDWARD G, WATKINS Assistant Professor of Architectural Engineering Technology KAREN E. XVI-IITLEY Instructor of Nursing V- BUSINESS LEONARD D. THOMPSON Associate Professor of Business and ' Chairman of the Department of Business JOYCE BEGGS Instructor of Business PAUL CARUSO Assistant Professor of Business NOZAR HASHEMZADEH Assistant Professor of Business BILLY R. SKEEN Instructor of Business CARMEN M. ISOLA Assistant Professor of Business EDUCATION DR. CHARLES PARKER Director of Student Teaching, Professz of Education and Psychology BURLEIGH E. BREEDLOVE Associate Professor of Education DOLLY S. BALDWIN Associate Professor of Education MILDRED M. ,JONES Assistant Professor of Education PAULINE M, HARVEY Associate Professor of Special Education -LJACK KAUFMAN Professor of Education FINE ARTS SEPI-I I. TURNER airman, Associate Professor of Music WILLIAM B. CARUTI-I, SR Associate Professor of Music WILLIAM B. CARUTI-I,jR Instructor of Music WILLIAM E. HEBERTMIR. Professor of Art ALLEN A. JONAS Assistant Professor of Art DONALD C. KENSINGER Instructor of Music PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT MOORE Chairman Assistant Professor of Physical Education is f. MICHAEL E. MASER Assistant Professor of Physical Education MARY O. MEADOWS Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education LARKIN G. RUCKER Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Recreation RICHARD I-I. SNOW Assistant Professor Physical Education ROBERT M. WATSON Assistant Professor Physical Education LANGUAGE ARTS PI-IYLLIS -I. THOMPSON Acting Chairman, Assistant Professor of English NATURAL SCIENCE MA-IORIE R. CHARLTON NINAJ. FREEZE RITA A. HILL Associate Professor of English Instructor of English Assistant Professor of English ALLEN D. LACKEY BENJAMIN MARSHALL ADAM J. SOR.KIN Assistant Professor English and Assistant Professor of English Assistant Prof. of English Speech EDWARDJ. BAUER,-JR. SHERMAN A. DODRILL JOHN R. ELKINS Associate Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Chemistry Cl-IES PER L. FOSTER Acting Chairman, Associate Professor of Physics ISAAC A. ROBINSON NASR N. SALAITA THOMAS F. LaFONE Associate Professor of Chemistry Associate Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of Mathematics NORMAN D. MIRSKY Assistant Professor of Mathematics SOCIAL SCIENCE DONALD BALDWIN E. H. LEE Science Assistant Professor of Social Science GREGORY PIERCE Instructor of Criminal justice JOHN R. RANKIN Associate Professor History and Geography ll V DN. xx Chairman, Associate Professor of Political INEZ W. COOPER Assistant Professor of History GARY W. WILLIS KATHERINE S. VAN WORMER Assistant Professor Criminaljustice Assistant Professor of Sociology T Fizz LOUISE S, YATES Assistant Professor of History and journalism 6 . P' ,f my ,-1 .f MARSHA ANDERSON SHARON AUSTIN BILLY BAILEY 'STAFF JANE FERRELL CLARA FIFE JENAY LEEDY AD ,, up in Q1 I NELLIE SAUNDERS AUDREY SMOTHERS BETH SYKES CAROL YOST SHELIA TUCKER Tl-IERESIA VAN DYKE mfvmifkirgi l L W A :nw--.. M ,f 52: A E ig m f 3 -t w - f 4m '- . i '- A , .::3-wif gmig g W, .- .. , -a L Srcvnw Q , f - ' X uwmmu. nu.. ,,, f IZ1- mf -111 ' , , Iluucu. . W X .Jn , -- yf ' qu' I . ' .. .,.w--v J -gm-il: ' -' T, . ,',q ' fi' ' ., 9 . H-' A A f X ,- ' ' ... Q nm N124 LJ' 'v-1-5 80 DEBBIE BEVERLY PHYLLIS BROWN AUDREY CLAY A VIVIAN LILLY LINDA MEADOWS LETITIA ROSS 81 , 5 .al 553 E X X . , r , F5 L, ASQ.. 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'ji-A nl-- . . , and so ends our presentation of Administration, Faculty. and Staff of ACADEME1976 in this, Our BICENTENNIAL YEAR. the 200th year of OUR NATION and the 815: year of our college. Y Q, ,V H vu J , L Il! fb 'P 'Ugg , uf .1 N, x -1 5 f 'I 1 A : Y if . . ,I 1 - 1 L W X ,dmv is . pp: 1 w-MR, A ,X M iw ,f xv z. 3 4. f, ff? X. X , - VY A ',: . , -Q , .V 1 X' ' h 1 I, 'X 1 1 .1 N- X k F NK ff' .k, iffy . 1 F. 4 f ,, X nu -22 I.: Q -ffl I M X J? 7' 4 IL 1 if 'V Mr 1 7 X ,gf ,- F, 1 .K si vf .5 ix 'U' 4 'z Doug Addair Claude Addison Kathy Adkins Marlene Alexander 5 ,.r S! 'T' The course mankind travels begins wit the path the individual walks. The aspiratio of the individual are the aspirations of nation. The methods used by the indiviclu' to attain his goals are methods nations adop However as individuals combine their clrea and hopes for a better world, the improv ment of life becomes unavoidable. Vince Alexander Barbara Aliff Brenda Aliff james Archer -Joyce Armstrong Liesia Amey Billie Amold Debbie Asbury Ralph Atkins Darlene Atwell Carolyn Aust Alex Austin Barbara Bailey David Bailey Donna Bailey Harold Bailey james Bailey Sam Baker Harry Baldwin jamie Baldwin Skip Ball George Bzmcles Maurice Banks Theodore Bearre Sandra Beasley Brian Belcher Carl Belcher David Belcher Nannette Belcher ,Joyce Berringer Mary Bcrash Mike Beverly Kyla Bibb jerry Billings jerry Billips james Blackwell P, . , I Shinozal-ri Blair Doug Bloomfield Diane Blyer Thomas Bodnar Melvin Bond Brian Booher Brice Bovcrizer LaDonnc Bowles Patricia Bowles Deborah Bowlick Karen Bowling Ronald Bowling jimmy Boyd Robert Boyd Steve Brady Beverly Bright Elinor Bright Caroll Breeding Ima jean Brooks David Brown Pat Brown Ginger Browning Maury Bryant Judy Burchext Cornelia Burkhalter Brian Burnetre Marilyn Bush Beth Caldwell john Caldwell Mark Caldwell Russell Calfee Danny Cantrell Richard Cantrell Lynn Carncr Delois Carter janet Carter jean Carter Terri Cnrrwright Mary Casey Beverly Chadman Carole Chambers Mike Chzipluk Roger Childers james Clayton Vickie Clayton Michael Cleary Andra Clements Cindy Clemons Ruth Cline Wilma Clyburn Hilda Cochran Linda Cole john Collier William Collins Bennie Comer Kim Compton Tony Constanrino Kathryn Conwell Norman Cook Robert Cook james Copolo Mike Copolo Mary Ann Cox Pam Crabtree Roger Crabtree Louise Crawford Kathy Crouch Rebecca Crouch Buster Crouse Shelia Curran Rick Cutlip Terry Dale Greg Dalton Margaret Dancy Sundra Daniels Donald Davis Eugene Davis Shelby Davis Wayne Davis Samuel Dclp Bill Denman Linda Dickerson .lglkx -+- 4 .jliafl-'fffai-. - '-Q-f ,. . -'--1-fir J, ir, ff 'L' r QJ ' it H-mfg 31, . joel Dillon William Dillion ff1!!qHjf???G5i3,,Af, -7. 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Goforth Clinton Giles Caren Goodson Bonnie Gott ,Ieryl Graham Cheryl Graves Sandra Graves jeff Green Donnie Gresby Clarence Gray Monika Gray Sylvia Guyton George Hairston Justine Hale Henry Hall Lawercnce Hall Sarah Hall Frank Hallis Norman Hamden Melanie Hamilton Randy Hamilton -lean Hanes ,Judith Hurmann Patricia Harman Sue Harold Pandora Harrell Anrhony Harris Barbara Harris james Harris Yvonne Harris Barry Hashcmzadeh Shirley Haskins Sam Hatcher Robert Hawks Judy Hawthorne Donald Hager Ralph Hcldreth Carol Helm 'www 495' Pearl Hilton Brenda Holliday Brenda Hollis Cathy Hoops Craig Horn Larry Houser Mynecca Huff Deborah Huffman Linda Helmandollar Alice Helvey Brenda Henry Debbie Henry Mike Henry Hank Herzburn jo Ann Hess Berry Hicks Gloria Hicks Leroy High Michael Highr Don Hill F 1 E 'r PM rrril Tier' ,Z mi 3351191 3 Keith Huffman Willie Hunt Curtis Hurst Ben Hylton Ted Irvin Ann jackson Arthur jackson Dorothy jackson Von jaymes Beverly jefferies john jennings Roy jennings Barbara johnson Cynthiajohnson Dale johnson james johnson Linda johnson Mary Beth johnson Charley jones Dale jones Debbie jones Gonzales jones Patty jones Robert jones Valerie jones Billie jo justice Michael Keaton Shelia Keaton IN 1:9 Joann Keller ,Ioyce Keller Marie Kelley Thomas Kelley Lisa Kennedy Shirley Kessler Eldrcd Keys Toney Kirby Steven Kiser Victor Kiser jean Kitts Frankie Kroll Charles Kroy Eugene Lacy Gwen lacy Regina Lacy Mary Lambert Sid Langford Deborah Larry David Lawless james Lawless Gail Lawson james Leedy Bob Leonforte Barbara Lester Judy Lester Wayne Lester Fred Lewis Richard Lindamod Mark Linkenhoker Anita Linlcous Howard Linkous Elizabeth Linkous Clarence Littlciohn Michael Lirtlejohn Donna Lowe Melton Maben Barry Mabrey Nancy Machincia Bob Mahood Margaret Malamisura jane Mann jack Marlcum Marry Mariotti Dorothy Marrs james Marrs jerry Marrs Ruth Marrs Sherry Marrs Brenda Martin Charlene Martin Frederick Martin Reginald Martin Ed Marx Cheryl Mason Preston Mathena Patricia Mathis Carolyn Matrori Tim Matrox Richie McCann jerry McConnell Brian McCoy Chuck McDowelle Grady McGraw Opie McKinney Robin McKinney Sandra McKinley Debra Mcador Donnie Meadows Marvin Miles Gary Mills Rex Mills jeff Mingo Mike Minguez Donna Mitchcm Mary Mohn Arlie Monk Frank Monaco john Monroe Andrew Montgomery Georgie Moore Glen Moore Irlant Moore Sam Moore james Morgan john Morgan Debbie Mullins Darrell Muncy Debbie Munqf Irene Muncy Jeremiah Murphy Thomas Murphy Josephine Murray Kathy Murray Clayton Musick Dayton Musick Vanessa Myers Patricia Myles Charles Neal jerry Neal Michael Neal Perry Neal Sheldon Neal Stephanie Neal 5 s V+' Willa Neal jack Necessary Tommy Nevi jeff Ncuberr Sara Nicholas Loressn Nicholson Tommy Nunn Sam Nunnery Martha O'Dell Tim O'Hara Ray Ortega Rosalie Ortega Louie Owens Mark Page Vanessa Page Mark Pais Mike Palka Becky Paris Lee Ann Parker Willie Parker Maggie Parks Wayne Pelts Bev Penn joyce Penn Martha Pennington Susie Pennington Melbri Peoples V Anita Perdue Larry Perdue Linda Perkins Pam Perry Ronald Perry Desiree Pettiford Daniel Philips William Pick Kim Picker: Richard Pines Danny Poe Donald Poe Shelia Poe Terry Poe Joyce Poole Fred Powers Marie Pruert Charles Powell Bonnie Puckett Berry Rakes jo Ann Rakes Anne Randolph Parry Rnrcliffe Beatrice Redd Sam Reed Kenneth Reeves james Rice Mary Ellen Riner Kevin Roach '-nfs Phyllis Roach Gale Robinson Jennie Robinson Myra Robinson Frances Rochetti james Rogers Michele Rogers Stanley Rogers Christine Rogerson jimmy Roland Diana Rose David Rutherford Barbara Sadler Linda Sanders Regina Sanders Sherry Sanders Aaron Saunders Anthony Saunders Sylvia Saunders Suzette Sawyers . 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Marvin Webb Penny Welch Bill Wellman james West Allen White janet White Velma Whitlow Cheryl Whittset Kathy Wiant is F 1,-r -Pi Donna Wylan Richard Yates Peggy Whittaker Earnest White janet White David Williams David Williams james Williams Mary Williams Richard Williams Robert Williams Debbie Williamson john Wilson Tommy Wilson Pamela Winston Audrey Wisdom Kim Wohlford Mike Wolfe Mark Wood Randall Wood Susan Wood Anthony Wright Gary Wright Ronald Wright Susan Wright Gene Wyatt -no-J..i- . Y- -- .,..h..,f...... .- ...W --v- ,N- -4, E L 41 I '21 F 25 4 4-r' ' ' .' me M. , Wa, '-. '. , . ,, ,ff ,, 5 . A . .' .,3K-'- ' W - .Sr ,. , 'Y ,-f' Hi . z ., neg f'+'f'f' W fax .1 Q- , jfgffaekigfr bf. 1. 'aff A- , 1 i' bm K 0 lf 83' if N .r -v-5 0 . QX. R wav t 1 .- ,- vm . ,H - -1 Q-'1 .4 Q 'sb' 5, 1-'X Sv 2-41 111 blue season for BLUES Reflecting on the Big Blues football season one cannot help but remember the dismay and sadness that go hand and hand with a losing record. One must remember though that this was a young team, a team consisting of 28 freshmen of 40 on the squad. There were, however, a few bright spots in this dismal year that helped ease the pain: john Monroe gained 1000 yards, Glen Tabor was named to the WVIAC All-Conference defen- sive team, and Lawrence Pockets Hall led the team in return yardage. The Blues finished the season with a 1-9 record, their only victory coming against Homecoming foe West Virginia State. The Blues won 19-14, defeating a far more powerful W. Va. State team. Football, like any other game, is a game of winning and losing. The only way to separate a good team from a great team is how well they bounce back from defeat. We hope next year the Blues and coaches Mick Watson, Tony Zvonar, Mike Maser, Bob Hedrick, and Aaron Saunders will be able to bounce back from a bad year and be successful in the next. 'liz'-mv? FFf-.TC Q' x-' , -Q Q 'I .lo f . 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Earns Berth on All-Conference Last year-John Monroe carried the football 114 times for 501 yards . . . this year Moose gained 1002 yards in 208 carries for a 4.7 per carry average. john was a Senior this year and was the Big Blues' main offensive threat. Monroe accounted for nearly half the total yardage gained this year by the Bluefield State offense. Not only can Monroe run the ball, he can also block. ,Iohn's dev- astating blocks cleared running backs A. J, jackson and Irv Hall for productive runs. The big fullback hails from Logan High School in Logan, West Virginia. john, one of two Seniors on the squad, was the backbone of the team, carrying the ball almost every other play. Moose, as he is called, is 6'3 and weighs 225 pounds. He is one of the strongest and most powerful members on the squad. Q'CoaChing is teaching of the highest typeg teaching not only of . . morals, sportsmanship, loyalty, courage, cooperation, poise, sell to Win S. E. Bilik, M.D. , yy iie N - I if v, .y L ,ll xx - ll 'Elili sl , , lx V ' v 'l ' . H .ull l i .fx x ll- 1 I IM N y -, Ax. l,.x,1 -.x My , X xl Iv , x X .I , , ,Q sqm A ,Ee'iN5.lf.'. RY is Mrs. Meadows, girls' basketball coach. Coach john Quinricr Barry Blizzard, SPO 1' ,fag .fx K is-eslciiaa W Q and s - Qanafrma thletic skills, but of ethics, ontrol, confidence, and the will - I . 4 .. .N A ,,. , ......, C li ' 5 .5,5f'3'9ZQig2ff5 0 r, , r-. .4 l ' 1, 'P NH! U n 1 ' Q ' ' 'Ha ,Z X. Q! ,Ng Au 1 2-'Q' -Q L.- lz wgwli'-5?-' . 1 ,, 1 'N' --gh' HH! q,r- ,N4-yr., 3 . -Lyug-,ipbg ' ' , ' -, . A X r.-f -. , . . - , -ff . ,- -V 1 J :. 'Y' . . I. , . , f , .. , ,., , - .,.q:.-,.-. .. L .. -. V A I -, . 4... .V 4 1 H H . , g.,,,, U ' 13 f I 'Q' . M5 N I, H 'W 1, -:QXL-11 V ,4-Q 'G-41. .-4' --' , U L,.,g,. . , -I . gmrmj- lfyvmkzd..--', .. JJ .4H,,1,..,.- A -51. -ag, .. M ' , - . , 4 Q -Q4 . 11 , ,. - x-1 .. -Q . J - 1114 L , 'X , r., 41 x .N .-V ,, ,., 4 --1 1 r. ,Q .1 1 -' X Af- 2 ?, h' In . 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'T ii EQLO X l' QNT1f1?3F-U-YTPF, WISDOM 'i-' SPIRIT OF ,762 I Cheers of Blue and Gold Basketball . . . BIG BLUE STYLE ROANOKE COLLEGE CONCORD LIBERTY MORRIS HARVEY PIKEVILLE BECKLEY CONCORD LENOIR RHYNE MERCYHURST W. VA. STATE RADFORD WHEELING SALEM ' Denotes losses. BSC 112 100 100 93 T105 97 106 93 70 wk 89 106 '111 129 hs 1976 BSC BASKETBALL SEASON DAVIS AND ELKINS W. VA. TECH WHEELING WEST LIBERTY LYNCHBURG SHEPHERD FAIRMONT GLENVILLE W. VA. TECH CONCORD BECKLEY W. VA, STATE BSC 92 '70 '78 97 99 '90 X84 100 41 83 90 91 5 .Q :W -,qw .i, J.. 'rf yi 52 M ,- ., 7 ffl' 5.f..,,.... .fr L-1 f I :if J -.. QQ MSM 1 I P Y.- . rf, . 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' ', f :i?4E5 f' WFS L. x,,l ,-.. . E ' .5-.KT ,Ll-w B .7-424 fl, BLUES EXCITI G, BUT YOUN The basketball season started off the .year with a bang, winn' the Concord Tournament with relative ease. The Blues then loo very impressive in wins against Lynchburg and Morris Harvey. officiating resulted in a 117-105 setback in Pikeville, Kentucky. got back on the winning track by downing Beckley and Concord, winning their own tournament. West Virginia State proved to be very tough on their own co shooting an unbelievable 60W and downing the Blues handily 1 89. Archie Talley scored 51 points in a magnificent effort, but Blues, led by String Harris' 43 points, were too much for the Tige The Blues downed Davis and Elkins easily, but that was the c before the storm . . . Two conference losses to W. Va. State and Wheeling, two easy wins over hapless West Liberty and Lynchb and then the cruncher with two tough losses, one to Shepherd 95- and one to top-ranked Fairmont 96-84. The season cannot be looked at with dismay nor great iubilati Great performances were expected of a young and inexperien team. They gave it all they had and did a great job, and have potential to do so in the future. g K- xR 1 4. I , X - 1 vmwvf' I. J:.liyj..,,vTV 1,3 ,M- ,, J, -, 1 A ,,qrx vrf.'7f,,Qg,.,, N , :,Q:-::'l.:.fag.,.7x:. .ww ' 'f . 11 444' Y. ' ,. Qimgsaf THE COACH IS ALWAYS RIGHT THERE WATCHING if n N4 ...V 2' 4n.., :ma--ay.- , yr ,... . R Q wi 5 Y QR I.-J AX 4 X 'Ur- 551 Ei? 5-9. ... E5 5? gfc E Quo 349. 218 Qui Si F9 Ss. 0.0. EI F1'E,-2 :SUD Pav N 3. E ,T U ID 4 ... Cn. Q I: 0 .A PT' P1 - no 77' sn--91 Q I 1.11 fag. -JJ Ji . 4, ' -4 . 'Iw- -.1- H THE GREE I O C y plc, c ay or 1 ac row, l-rj Kevin Roach, Tim O'Hara, Allen McBride, and Coach Rick Snow, fNo if 1 p if ' ' 1 , Q r , J - v 44 , . ' - 1 1 4- 5 ' I 1 I if X ' 5 5 ' ii' 1 A 7 ' 2 4 A 3 1 3 JY - f 1 ,W - -, ., V I ' - g -A 1 wan: -N c,,, . Q IX. X An ,-, Q15 f , .f K a, f'f'! ,, I . 1 - ,,.1,,,. ,9- 1 'i . dl' Nw- W -P ,1 W 9 ' , . IJQ K a mS.:f '4 5 . , 5 .. 'ff ':lv--' 4- 7 . -'P . Q - ws. 4 4 ,., 1. ' ,-by .,,. ,,,. . . I ' , 5,11 . It il .'. x Q! ,1-- ' .,'!': . 4, - ,,.. -, 4 Y Va Q Z 5.2-wr 7:31 Q ' Q53- ,Q-lf: 'N GIRLS ASKLTB LL C0 ESTOBSC 2 H I 'W 'WC -1 .4 U '7 -ez -3' - I.- K L . ills..- qi 5 ii mbcrs of the 1975-76 womcn's basketball team: fBack row, l-rj Maxine Ford, Terry Thompson, Tony Thompson, Betsy 'I'hompson,,IoAnn Kcller,joyce Keller, Michelle Rogers, Sherry ders, and Gladine Barner. fKneeling, l-rj Tempicjeffrics and Vanessa Myers. tic:-Q 135 :XJXX1 V 'X F N- -.'JP W' V f Q ' -gi , '- 4 x J e f :V i 'f 'K .R!f :l-V.-S..., 1' 1 -V , W- .. .f 11 . w, ' n , .., , , . The Closing of 776 Saw the Birth of a New Breed. g -,JY .ia 4,0 my nfs A.. h a 5 4 N V 1. A . .-1.1, I 'TV- n - ' '.'L.e- 1 f 1 I-, -- ' ggA'xQ'3'3v. '- - ' 2' F57-If' . 'A - . 'ai' '- , 'xl .-7 4113- - . gf -Qi, . 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