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Yes, we pay clearly for our What the treasurer doesn't get education Mike does 5 9 S nv -ww mm Wlgkq A Sf 7? il, KB: 5 5, ' V V' M E N, , W sa M 1 , + L H1 L? - N1 - N 5 Lu : 2 A Q M . V, . 2 H N M A, -1 - M xg .1 .. R H 1. fy . 1 gg . WN Hg-ff if W E. ww a Mu sf 5 ss X ' ,KH gs x ME! .N Eifi .uzwu WM fu, QL, M E mana K. U X. ,, mf. I . ,,. 5 W Ili nfs - mmwf ' ms ,vvxw - mmmnwmlm 1.1.5 .4.. :- . f- Ez.- ..,.,.,.. V, , . .,,...... CLASSES . nf H The marching band in formation FOOTBALL - BA . FORMAL - RAT WEEK s 4- :1 ' ,si 7,1 :.'.'q, -pa 'fs .r- .-1 4. .0 fn u -1. 4,5 , .-- :: ' .5 2? Q. ,Q .zz ,,: JZ 1 ,.. Q -1. f' zz- J' .: -11 ' .- 'X LJ . ra L5 . L, H -. f ,. 5. 21 P ., fs 1 Q .T ,- . . . w You were mme at Christmas time at the Snowflake Formal mvxsx mms 5 mmm sw an new an B ss mmm we mmm m wir me Sfmw mm new me me n me me we sms sw nm mn mmm me me as n x we ss was a fx me I gm n EE an Dear Mom, It's Rat Week. Having a wonderful time. just stay off my blue suede shoes! rs A x a ss ss a P: ss a ss M M A if ' 412182 na N YF A X gg ,..,wM 5 emma If Q M. ,E T T T F 1 w5i'2T?2. Ez? 5?miggs?l.xfQHj?N,X-K LE. emi :mf -K 'SWL K, W A XF, gg iff M F mf. Wwiarf fir51Q'?E V L Him Mi' '-'AWS ffQmU L, Au.. :z nv f is-an YQ: 5 ii , SM 1 . 'Swim M V, , wwf an is Lily' 4, ing 1 . ie! M X., ,M wa 5. .A 5, H 5 2' 513 1 new isgwgu w .O gq, V begmv The 1957 PINE TREE has attempted to recapture The precious moments, familiar faces, and beautiful memories Cf this college term . . . When 1,447 of us came to play our part in making this a great Concord year, We came first and foremost for studies . . . r But toolc time out for the extra-curricular activities Of athletic events, and social occasions- Such as dances, the annual Christmas dinner, U and Greek prepping. T 1... PREPPING 0 AIAY DAY . IJINALJ' All of these activities made 1957 a year to be remembered, And its grand finale was graduation time. Caps and gowns were donned with sadness at leaving the campus beautiful Wliere knowledge was absorbed, character built, and memories stored. This was the day that climaxed the 1956-57 termg The seniors have trod the pathway of college life, Leaving others to follow in their footsteps And abide by the precedents they have so gloriously set at Concord. Graduation orewo ra' Concord goes on and on and on. Some of us leave each year to pursue our careers and our higher goals in life. With mingled regret and anticipation we leave the campus which has been our home for the past four years. We must say good-by to a favorite professor whose smile and helping hand have guided us onward. Reluctantly we bid farewell to our many friends and the care-free days so unique to college life. But yet we leave with the assurance that our Alma Mater will remain unchanged in the hands of our successors. Concord will always be The Friendly College on the Campus Beautiful. 5 In Illemvriam In memoriam of our friend, teacher, and counselor, Mrs. Gene- vieve Thompson, whose dedication, service and contribution toward both her field and fellowman will long be treasured memories. 12 7 W . 3 , y ,. ,. ....f,g,. an .,:g,.,, ir-.., 2 - .y -.si-.5 X 4 -: -,:5.:i.u 1- -:.F ,5: 1 i I , V35-I--:F -:5 Z. 8: .- -5.3 5522 L 5, E a. , 4 .53 - ,t . .,,,., .,,. ., , ., X A 1 il 5 is 4 , . , ,Q gil Xygiigg 1 ,11 Y if M 35 x 'f 1' E: 5 'Xia il,-lQ ' f fg Qi: -ie?-T G ' - fig , , -.-. : --r:..-Eagyg-, 3 .:,.-.,., ,Q ,L K 4 .5 tk I E ,KJ '55 t Q f sf a , E a , ,, , y 1 , M ,xi 'GW ' gr gf W ink For your wonderful personality which affords a nod and a smile for every student, for your sincere kindness and understanding toward us whenever we need a helping hand, for your years of service to Concord Collegeg for your willingness to serve your community, church, and fellowmang and most of all, for the simple reason that we all love you, we of the 1957 PINE TREE Staff wish to dedicate this annual to you, Mr. Rouse Cook. ,,,.,,,...,. .K f jc, at-W fi?n?:1 zf1g 'fa' E Adm in iftration I 'tw ff U A LK 4 Felcu ity ur Prefident For twelve years The administrative course Of Concord College has Been guided along the path Of sound education, Ever growing progress- In the growth of the Physical plant In the increased enrollmentg And has become widely Known as The Friendly College On the Campus Beautiful This guiding has been Under the direction of a Strong firm hand that Of Concord s president VIRGIL I-I STEWART Iiesident Qtusart enjox one of his mam admlnistratiu. func tions a he ple ents .1 bouquet to the queen at Homecf ming festn ltlcs DAVID KIRBY DAMARIS VVILSON- VV. S. VVOODELL Dean of College Dcan of lVomen Dean af Men A.M. Degree, 1928 West Virginia Univer- M.A., 1948, Syracuse University. M.S., 1937, West Virginia University. siryg D, Ped. fl-Ionoraryi, 1942 West Vir- ginia Wesleyan. College Administration S. L. McGRAW Registrar and Director of .4 d1Ili.i'.fi07l.Y M.A,, 1934, University of Cincinnati. flu-N413 J. THERIN ROGERS ORA PETERS V CLARENCE M. YOUNG Business Manager Librarian Director of Tearher Training , M.A., 1933, Ohio State University. M.A., 1934, George Peabody College. and Field SBI Uit'2 17 M.A., 1933, West Virginia University T be Facult DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS CARL H. BAILEY, Chairman, M.A., 1939, West Virginia Univer- sity. SAMUEL DT. EVANS, B.S., 1939, North Carolina University. HARRY L. PHILLIPS, M.A., 1956, Ohio University. DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL PHYSICAL SCIENCE VV. S. VVOODELL, Chairman, W M.S., 1937, West Virginia Uni- versity. HORACE H. BOLEN, rM.A., 1938, West Virginia University. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION First Row: CHARLES K. BAXTER, Chairman, M.A., 19.12, Columbia University. TERESA I. ANDERSON, R.N., 1928, Mt. Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, Mass. IRMA J. CATON, M.S., 19.19, Univer- sity of Tennessee. Second Row: JOSEPH FRIEDL, M.A., 1940, Univer- sity of Kentucky. CLEM JAMISON, B.A., VVest Virginia Tech, Graduate Student at West Vir- ginia University. ROBERT KYLE, M.A., 1941, Ohio State University. VIOLET MAE MEADE, M.A., 1956, George Peabody College. DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE First Row: FRED S. ROGERS, Chairman, M.A., 1930, West Virginia University. MILTON S. CUSHMAN, M.A,. 1914, Tulane University, admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, 1933, University of Chicago. OTTO H. DAHLKE, Ph.D., 1950, Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Second Row: JOSEPH T. HATFIELD, M.A., 1954, Ohio University. THOMAS R. HILL, M.A., 1947, George Peabody College. GEORGE F. MOORE, Ph.D., 1951, University of Iowa. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION First Row: DAVID KIRBY, Chairman, M.A., 1928, West Virginia Universityg D.Ped. CHonor:u'yj, 1942, West Virginia Wesleyan College. RALPH CUNNINGHAM, M.A., 1931, VVest Virginia University. BOYCE L. GUMM, Ph.D., 1934, University of Pittsburgh. Second Row: RALPH Lf KLINGENSMITH, Ed.D., I942, New York University. MARJORIE MARPLE, M.A., 1949, George Peabody College. LINN SHEETS, M.A., West Vir- ginia University. CLARENCE M. YOUNG, M.A., 1938, West' Virginia University. DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY E. MEADE MCNEILL, Chairman, Ph.D., 1946, Duke University. P. CECIL BIBBEE, Ph.D., 1947, Cornell University. HAWEY A. VVELLS, M.S., 1929, Emory University. DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS EDNA STEVENS, Chairman, M.S., 1938, University of Minne- sota. ' MILDRED E. DRANSFIELD, M.S., 1949, Columbia University. RUBY HOLLAND, M.S., West Virginia University. The Fvzcult DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC First Row: RUSSELL M. FALT, M.A., 1947, co- lumbia University. KENNETH V. GLEASON, M.A., 1953 Northeast Missouri State Teachers Col- lege. ROSE LEE REED, M. Music, 19.1.7 American Conservatory of Music. Second Row: EDWARD G. STEINER, M. Music 1949, Eastman School of Music, Unil versity of Rochester. GAYLORD F. THOMAS, M.S., 1956 University of Illinois. 1 DEPARTMENT OF ART J. ARTHUR BUTCHER, Chairman, M.Ed., 1948, Duke University. COY R. CASTO, M.A., 1948, Columbia University. CHARLES PETERSON, M.F.A., 1954, Ohio University. DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY SCIENCE ORA PETERS, Chairman, M.A., 1934, George Peabody College. VIRGINIA H. FANNING, B.S.L.S., 1944, Columbia University. MARY SEVVELL I-IELVEY, B.S.L.S., 1949, University of North Carolina. DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION CLOY D P. ARMBRISTER, Chairman, Ed.D., 1954, New York University. CLYDE ASI-IVVORTH, A.M., 1951, VVest Virginia University. SONJA CARTER, M.A., 1955, VVest Virginia University. HARRY FINKLEMAN, M.A., I947, Columbia University, C.P.A., 1951. JOYCE GATLIFF, M.A., 1954, University of Kentucky. JAMES O. MCKINNEY, M.S. 1953, Virginia Polytechnic Insti: flltfl. JAMES PARKS, M.A., 1949, Ten- nessee State College. EMERY SMITH, M.Ecl., 1953, University of Pittsburgh. MARGARET VVHITMAN, M.A., 1956, Marshall College. 21 The Facult CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT SAMUEL G. VVILLIAMSON, M.A., 1929, VVest Virginia Uni- versity. ANDREW H. MONTGOMERY, M.S., 1953, Iowa State College. LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE DIVISION First Row: VVILLIAM B. ROBERTSON, Chair- man, Ph.D., 1932, Cornell University. VIRGINIA GORDON BALL, M.A., 1941, West Virginia University. MAE R. HUNTER, M.A., 1930, IVest Virginia University. Second Row: RICHARD R. RATHMAN, Doctor of the University of Paris, 1951. HUGH IKE SI-IOTT III, Ph.D., 1956, University of Denver. JAMES B. SHREWSBURY, Ph.D., 1954, Ohio State University. Third Row: FRANK STEIN, Ph.D., 1954, Univer- sity of Denver. DONALD TIGHE, M.A., 1952, VVest Virginia University. DAMARIS VVILSON, M.A., 1948 Syracuse University. 9 LU na hm The Claire: Sen ior Clan fficem BENNY GRIMM ..... ....... P resident JARVEY SPRY ........... ..... V ice President CAROL BRENDA SMITH ..... ....... S ecre t ary LOU YOAK ..... ...... T reasurer 26 Firr! Rofwr MARY LOU PIQALBI-lR'I' ACKISON Athens, West Virginia B.S. in Education 'I'Hi-:LMA .A'l'l'lLEEN AMICK Flat Top, West Virginia 15.5. In Education Rim Cmiucs ANnEusoN Princeton, West Virginia 5.5. in Education Pi Omega Pi, Vice-President 55, Presi dent 565 Concord College Chamber of Com mercc 55-56. Srfolzfi Rww: CHARI.l'l.S STA!-'FORD BAKER Princeton, West Virginia B.S. in Education Sigma Tau Gamma. lfI,lZABE'l'H Comm' BALI, Athens, West Virginia 15.5. in Buxrnffr Administration Delta Sigma Epsilon, Band 53. DANA Kun BARBERY Athens, West Virginia BAY. in Biuincu Administration Chamber of Commerce 55-57, Treasurer 55 Sigma Sigma Sigma, 53-57, Treasurer 56-57 .S'enz'0m' Firxl Rofw: MAE Baccs Matoka. West Virginia B.S. in Burinefr Education Nlercer County Mental Health Society, RICHARD B1sHoP Bluefield, West Virginia 13.5. in Education Phi Delta Pi. MARY ELEANOR Bi.ANKENsu1P Blueheld, West Virginia 13.8. in Education Alpha Beta Alpha 53-57, Vice-President 54, Secretary 55, Treasurer 56, Delta Sigma Epsi- lon 55-56, Chaplain 56, Cardinal Key 56, Kappa Dclta Pi 56. Sfrond Rofwi IIQIIURMAN JEl4'VliRSON BOWLING Princeton, West Virginia 15.5. in Biuinerr lldmininmtion and Education Phi Delta Pi, Secretary' 54-55-56, President 56-57, Interfraternity Council, Secretary 55- 56. Vice-President 56-57, Newman Club. NANCY LEWEY BRAT'mN Athens, West Virginia 15.5. in Education Kappa Delta Pi, President 56, Cardinal Key 56, Kappa Pi, Alpha Sigma Tau, Secretary 56, May Court 56, PINE TREE Staff 56. Sunny JEAN BREWER Sophia, West Virginia B.S. in Education W.A.A. 54-56, Band 54-57, Alpha Sigma Alpha 55-57. I-'irsl R ofw: ANN PULLUCK BRliVS'S'I'ER Athens, West Virginia B.S. in Ifducalion Alpha Sigma Tau, Recording Secretary 54, Kappa Omicron Phi 55, Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma Kappa 56, Home Ec. Club. Ci1ARl.ias SCO'1'1' Biurzks Bcllepoint, West Virginia 15.5. in Arcuunlmg KA'I'l1RX'N ANN BRYSON War, West Virginia H.S. in Educalmn Delta Zeta, Alpha Beta Alpha 53-57, Presi- dent 54-55, Nat'l, President 56-57, Treas- urer 55-56, Delta Sigma Epsilon 53-57. Chaplain 55-56, Recording Secretary' 56-57, F.T,A., Secretary 54-55, Treasurer 55-56, President 56-57, Wfhcfs Xllflho in American Colleges 56. Srrnnrl Rofw: VVAucini.i.,i LILLY Bucx' Beaver, Wfesr Virginia B.S. in Erlufalimz F.T.A. Curve HUNTER Bukxizrr Squire, Vlfcst Virginia B,S, in Business Admmixlmtimi Phi Delta Pi, Baseball 53-57. JACK EARL Bran Princeton, West Virginia B.S. rn Educalwn Vcteran's Club. Senior! l'ii7'5f NANCY CAMPIHQLI. CARTER Bluefield, West Virginia 15.5, in Eltnlentary Eduratinn Sigma Sigma Sigma, Freshman Class Secre- tary 54-55, Sophomore Class Secretary 56-57, Panhellenic Treasurer 56-57, S,Cv.A, 56-57. NA1'JMI ELlZABE'l'll Cuxmar English, Wlest Virginia 15.5. in Elcnxenlnry Erlumliun Alpha Sigma Alpha, Spanish Play 56, Choir 56, Nwomelfs Hall Council 56-57, F.T.A, 56-57. PAUL COOPER, jk. Princeton, West Virginia 15.3, in Husincu Adminlxlmriun Delta Delta Delta Tau. St'1'0lld Rufw: f'lIARl.0'l'l'E ANN COUI.'l'HARll Bartley, West Virginia 14.5, in Education PINE TREE Stal? 55-57, Editor '57, Wox1ieii's lnclependenr Club 55-57, President 57, Card- inal Key 56-57, Women's Hall Council 56- 57, Vice President 56, Language and l.itera- ture Club 54-57, F.T.A. 56-57, French Play 56, Nlay Dancer 56, Pi Gamma Mu 56-57, Who's Who 56-57, Freshman Guide 56, Spanish Club 56. lllil.EN ANN Duiiu. Beckley, West Virginia B.S. in Med, Tech, Alpha Sigma Alpha 54-57, Secretary 56-57, Mu Alpha Theta 54-57, Secretary 55-56, S.G.A. Treasurer 56-57, Art Club 55-56, May Dancer 55, PINE TREE Staff 56-57. JOANNE BHNNEW Doenms Princeton, West Virginia 3.5. in Ifdurulion Sigma Sigma Sigma, F.T.A, 56-57, Band 56, Canterbury Club 55-56. 5? qu 5 in ei? MH., Firsl Rofw: KENNETH LEE ELMQRE Princeton, West Virginia B.S. Buxintrx flrlminixlmtian Delta Delta Delta Tau, Treasurer 55-57, Spanish Club 54-55. F.T.A. 55-56, Reporter 555 Blue Key 56-57, Secretary and Treasurer 56-57. NANCY CAROLYN ELMORE Athens, West Virginia B..5'. in Education Alpha Sigma Alpha. VVILLIAM JAMES Exams, JR. Bluefield, West Virginia 15.5. in Bufinerx Admimxlmtion Choir 53-54, Kappa Sigma Kappa 55-56, Corresponding Secretary 56, F.B.L.A., Presi- dent 56-57. . Swffzflri Rofw: JANE ELLEN Farsi' Winston Salem, North Carolina B,S, in Eduralion Alpha Sigma Tau 55-57, Corresponding Secretary 57, Art Club 55-57, PINE Tania Staff 55-57, F.T.A. 57. JUNE FARLEY Princeton, West Virginia B..S'. in Edutatimz Home Economics Club 55, Jackson's Mill Conference 55, Blz'1'1'Y FORD White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia 13.3. in Education W.I.C. 54-57, Y.W.C.A. 54-57, President 56, Vice-President 55, F.T.A. 54. feniom' Firsl Rofwf TOMMY Faux F011 Lester, West Virginia 13.5. in Burineu Erlurutiim Vert-ran's Club. BEULAII STOWVER5 Fox Princeton, West Virginia B..S'. in Education JAMES GXLLENVVATER Maroaka, West Virginia U.S. in Buxinexr Eduralmn Veteran's Club 55-57. Sr't'0Il!i Rofwf BENNY LEE QQRIM Glen White, West Virginia B..Y. in lfrlumtiun Sigma Tan Gamma 55-57, Freshman Chem- istry Award, Secretary Veta-ran's Club 54, Vice-President of Student Government 55 French Club 55, M.H.C., S.G.A, Repre- sentative 56, Blue Key 55-56, President Sen- ior Class, JAMES K. GRIMM Athens, West Virginia 13.5. in Education Delta Delta Delta Tau. BERNIIE GUNTIQR Athens, West Virginia BJ. in Businexr Edumliun Veteran's Club 56, F.B.I...A. 55. First Rofw: EARL VVAYNE HAGA Mullens, West Virginia BAS. in Business Adminislration Chamber of Commerce 55-57, Treasurer 55, Secretary Junior Class 55, I.F.C. 55, Vice- President 55, M.H,C. 55-57, Treasurer 55- 57, Delta Delta Delta Tau 53-57, Secretary 54, President 55, S.G.A. Representative Sen- ior Class 56. DQNALD WAYNE HAGER Bluefield, West Virginia B..S'. in Music Education Marching Band 53-56, Concert Band 53-56, College Choir 55-56, Bluefield Symphony Orchestra 53-55, M.E.N.C. 53-56. JOSEPH EDGAR HALL Bluefield, West Virginia B.S. in Business Sigma Tau Gamma. Second Row: BLANCHE l'lAMDEN Kimball, West Virginia BJ. in Business YVENDELL C. HARLESS North Springs, West Virginia B.A. in Edunnion Sigma Tau Gamma. BARBARA CARTER HARRIS Beckley, West Virginia B.S. in Muxir Education Sigma Sigma Sigma, Music Chairman 54-56, Band Secretary 55-56, M.E,N.C. Vice-Presi- dent 55, Secretary-Treasurer 56, Choir Li- brarian 55-56, Operetta 54-55, Concert Band 54-56. .feniors F irsl Rnfw: JARRELI. HAk'rsoc Sophia, West Virginia 13.5. in Education Veteran's Club. THOMAS B. HAVS'KlNS Richlands, Virginia B.S, in Education JEON THOMAS HEATON Athens, Wes: Virginia B.S. in Burinrn Administrarion Delta Delta Delta Tau 53-57, Camera Club 53-57, Secretary 53, Vice-President 54, Presi- dent 55, Vice-President 56, School Photo- grapher 53-57, Cimcorciiun Staff 53-57, PINE Tues Staff 53-57, Gamma Phi Omicron 53- 54, F.T.A. 53, Concord He-Manls Associa- tion 56. SI'l'07ld Rofw: P:Yl'RlClA VVARD HOLLANID Iaeger, West Virginia 15.5. in Education Alpha Sigma Tau, Treasurer 54-55, Vice- President 55-56, F,B.L,A. 56, W.H.C. 54- 55, Panhellenic Council 55-56. MARGARET HELEN HONAKER Princeton, West Virginia B.S. in Buiinexr Education Sigma Sigma Sigma, President 56, Treas- urer 55, F.T.A., Panhellenic Council, May Day 56. DONALD LEE HOUCK Elbert, West Virginia 15.5. in Business Administration Sigma Tau Gamma, PINE Truss Business Manager 56. First Rofw: CATHERINE PEARL PIUDDLESTON Crab Orchard, West Virginia B.S, in Education Alpha Sigma Alpha, W.I.C. 53, Pep Squad 53-55, Intramural Council 53-57, Home Eco- nomic Club 53-57, W.A.A. 53-57, Treas- urer 54-55, Vice-President 55-56, President 56-57. IRMA KEAYLE HUGHES Beaver, West Virginia B.-9. in Education Alpha Sigma Tau, Corresponding Secretary 56-57, Pep Squad 54, F.T.A. 56. Doxzva Makjoiue HUMPHREYS Dunbar, West Virginia H.S. in Education Alpha Sigma Alpha 53-56, Vice-President 55, F.T.A. 56, Gamma Phi Omicron 53-54, VV,A,A. 53-54, Pep Squad 53-54. Sl'l'0llli Row: Maki' S. HUMPHREYS Sinks Grove, West Virginia B..S'. in Education W.l.C. 54-55, W.A.A. 54-55, Religious Emphasis Week 54, W.C.A. 54-55, Choir 54-56, SI-IIRLEY JARRELL Sundial, West Virginia 13.5. in Education Delta Zeta. Ross EDWIN JEFFERIES Clintonville, West Virginia ILS, in Retailing Delta Delta Delta Tau, President 56-57. I,F.C., President 56-57, Student Council 56- 57. .Ven ion First Rofw: l5li'l l'Y lVll'l'CHELL JENKINS Mullens, West Virginia 5.5. in Elementary Education DANIEL Louis JOHNSON Hinton, West Virginia 19.5. in Arcuunling H.xiuzIa'I' IRESON KHATIB North Tazewell, Virignia B.S, in Music Education Alpha Sigma Alpha, Kappa Delta Pi, Card- inal Key. St-rand Rofw: SIIELBY OWEN KITTS Bluefield, West Virginia Pre Med WILLIAM LACKEY Kimball, West Virginia B.S. in Education Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice-President 55-56, Prep Master, Basketball 53-54, Mu Alpha Theta 55-56. ARDEN Fox LANGDON Bluefield, West Virginia B..S', in Education Alpha Sigma Tau, President 56-57, F.T.A., Concord College Choir. First Rofw: NANQY KARl,EEN LAWRENCE Bluestone, West Virginia 13.5. Home Ecnnomics Delta Zeta Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. Best Prep l, Pep Squad I, Home Economics Club l-4, W.A.A, 3-4, F.T.A. l-4. RonER'r Louis LEPLEY Rainelle, West Virginia B.S. in Edumriun Phi Delta Phi 54-57, Corresponding Secre- tary 56: Languages BC Literature Club 54, PINE TREE Staff, Art Editor 545 'The Happy Time 53, Cain Mutiny Court Martial 55, Stage Manager Little Foxes 553 Di- rector Our l.ady's Juggler 55. CLARK J. Li1.1.Y, VIR. Hinton. West Virginia 5.5. in Advertising Design Kappa Pi, Art Club. Srfond Rofw: Pix'rfuCxA LEGC LUCAS Pineville, West Virginia 13.5. in Erluciztion Dokmm' JEAN lNlACE Baisden, West Virginia 15.5. Elenientury Delta Zeta. ANis MAKAREM Rio Bronco, Acre, Brazil Pre Med Phi Delta Pi. Blue Key, Vice-President 57, Mu Alpha Theta, French Club. .feniom Firsi Rofw: Axim M:u..EN1cK Hemphill, West Virginia B,S. in Music Sigma Sigma Sigma, Choir, Band, M.E.N.C. 55. Operetta 55-56. Hfuuunr EUNICE MAXEY Spanishburg, West Virginia 15.8. in Home Ertmumicr Kappa Omicron Phi. President 56, Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key. GEORGE MCKELVIE Windber, Pennsylvania ILS. in Education Sigma Tau Gamma 54-57, President 57, Football 53-56, Baseball 54-57, lVlen's Hall Council 56-57, President 57, Blue Key 56-57, Key of Excellency 56. Semnd Rorw: DARRELI. BLAINE lVlCPHERSON Princeton, West Virginia B.S. JANET MEADOR Crah Orchard, West Virginia B.S. in Erlucalion Alpha Sigma Alpha 55-57, Song Leader 55- 56, Vice President 56-57, PINE TREE 55-56, W.A.A. 54-55, Women's Hall Council 55- 56, Vice President 56-57, Pan Hellenic Coun- cil, 4-H Club 54-55, Concurdiun 55-56. Dommic J. lVlEN'l'A Athens, West Virginia B.S. in Biology Men's Independent Club 54-57, Newman Club 54-57, Mu Alpha Theta 54-56, Presi- dent 56-57, French Club 55-57, Blue Key 55-57. First Rofw: WII.I,IAM PATRICK MORGAN Lawrence, Pennsylvania 3.5. in Plzynical Education Freshman Class Treasurer 543 Independent Nlen's Club, Vice-President 555 Newman Club 54-57, Treasurer 55, President 56, Sigma Tau Gamma 55-57 iBest Prep 5535 Student Council 55-57g Key of Excellency 555 Football 54-56. TOM HII.I.ERY MOSES Huntington, West Virginia 15.5, In Eclucaliun Phi Delta Pi, Corresponding Secretary 553 Men's Hall Councilg Mu Alpha Theta, Base- ball 53-54, Team Statistician 54, Student Guide 53-54. FOUAD N. lVlOSRIli El-Kalla, Lebanon 11.5. in Matbernalics Sfronti Rofw: WII.I.IAM RAY MYI.Es Bluefield, West Virginia H.S, in Biology Phi Detla Pi. BLAINE O,DEI.I, Athens, West Virginia ILS. in Busintsr Administration Sigma Tau Gamma. FRANCES GAII. O'DEI.L Athens, West Virginia 15.5. in Education Delta Sigma Epsilon. Seniors l irJi R ofw: VIRGINIA JOYCE O'NEII. Coopers, West Virginia ILS. in Edumlion Sigma Sigma Sigma 53-57, Kappa Delta PI 54-575 Languages ISC Literature Club 54. CHARLES l'lENRY ONKS Princeton, West Virginia HAS. in Accounting F.B.L.A. 55-57, President 56, Blue Key 56- 57. MARY JANE OTEY Crumpler, West Virginia 13.5. in Elrmenlary Edutatiun Alpha Sigma Alpha, Treasurer 55-56, Who's Who 56-57, President Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Y.W.C.A., Vice-President 54-55, F.T.A., Vice-President, 55-56. Sfrinzti Rvtw: RICI-IARIJ PA'I'l'ERSON Beckley, West Virginia B.S. Biology Mu Alpha Theta, Treasurer 56-57. EI..nER'r Roi' PA'I'roN Eccles, West Virginia 15.5. Music Edufaliun Kappa Sigma Kappa, Corresponding Secretary 55-56, President 56-57, F,T.A. 53-57, Treas- urer 54, President 55, M. S. Nl., State Puls- licity Director 55, Choir 53-57, Band 53-57, lVl.E.N.C. 53-57, President 56-57, Intra-Fra- ternity Council 56-57, Operetta 56-57. DEI.0REs MARIE PEREZ Northfork, West Virginia B.S, Elemenlary Education Alpha Sigma Alpha 55-57, Chaplain 56-57, Newman Club, Secretary 55-56, President 56-57, F.T,A. 55-57. Historian 56-57, Card- inal Key 56-57, Secretary 56-57, Kappa Delta Pi 55-57. First R ofw: FRANCES DEE PETTRY Pax, West Virginia B.5. in Education Delta Zeta 53-575 Pep Squad 533 Alpha Eeta Alpha 53-57, Treas. 545 F.T.A. 56-57. JOYCE VANCE PRi'r'1' Pickaway, Wes: Virginia 13.5, in Elementary Ediuutinn CHARLES LEE PRUE'I'1', JR. Bluefield, West Virginia B.S, General Business' Srrond Rofw: fiENEVlEVE RATHMAN Athens, West Virginia Graduate Student, Literature SHIRLEY ELIZABETH REED Beckley, West Virginia B.5. Buxinen Education Alpha Sigma Tau. Tteas. 55-565 Women's Hall Council 55-56. HENRY ERNEST RIFFE Steeles, West Virginia 13.5. in Accuunting Kappa Sigma Kappa, Tteas. 56-575 F.B.L,A. 55-56. Jieniom' First Rofw: JEAN LESTER Rose Baileysville, West Virginia B.S. in Elementary Education HA'I'l'IE E1.IzAnE'ru RUSSELL Bluefield, West Virginia BAS. Businssx Adminiftmtion Y.W.C,A. 51-525 Student Government 52. JAMES FRANKLIN RussE1.L Blueheld, West Virginia B.S, in Burinexr Education Sigma Tau Gamma, Sec. 56, Treas. 55, lVlcn's Hall Cuuncil 55-57, Freshman Guide 55, PINE TREE Bus, Manager 57. Swond Rn-wi EILEEN RUTH RYAN Gary, West Virginia B.S. in Education Newman Club, Sec. 54, S.G.A. 56-57, Hall Council 56, Pep Squad Captain 54, Snow Queen 55, Sigma Sigma Sigma 54-57. CYNTHIA MARY SANDERS McComas, West Virginia 13.5. in Music Operetta 5-1. lVl.E.N.C. 52-56, Band 53456, Choir 52-56. RAYMOND SEWELL Princeton, West Virginia Special Stuilmt K griia EA, First Roau: OKII5 LEE SIIREWSBURY Lashmeet, West Virginia BJ. in Education Y.XV.C.A. 53-57. Pres. 54-, Concortlitm 54, PINE TREE Staff 54, Language at Literature Club 53-57, Pres. 55, Spanish Club 54-57, Hall Council 55, Cardinal Key 55-57, Award 56, Kappa Delta Pi 55-57, Vice Pres. 56, May Pole Dancer 56. VVANDA FRENCH SICMON Beckley, West Virginia H.S. in Education F.T.A,, W.I.C., Y.W.C.A. Einar. CIIRISTINE SISK Bud, West Virginia 13.5. in Brunner: Education S1'f07ld Rofw: CAROL BRENDA SMITI-1 Mullens, West Virginia B,S. in Education May Pole Dancer, F.T.A., Pep Squad, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Corr. Sec. 56, Sec. Senior Class, Treas, Sophomore, Concordian Staff 54-57, PINE TRI-an Staff 54-57, Who's Who 56, Kappa Delta Pi 56, Cardinal Key, Treas. 56, Gamma Omicrcn Pi 56, Language 8-Z Literature Club, 54-56, Student Government 55, Sec. 56, Women's Hall Council, 54-56, Panhellenic Council 56. CECIL H. SMITII, JR, Bluefield, West Virginia ILS, in Retailing lVlen's Hall Council 54-56, Vice Pres. 56. Sigma Tau Gamma, Carr. Sec. 56, Freshman Guide 56, CLYDE CALVIN SMITH Meadow Bridge, West Virginia B.S. in Educatiori Delta Delta Delta Tau. Xen ion First Rufw: Woommw JACKSON SMITII Kermit, West Virginia 13.3. in Education Veterans Club. Zulu MAE Smififoan Xvhitby, West Virginia 15.5, in Muxlr Education College Choir 54-57, College Band 54-57, M.E.N.C. 54-56, Sec, dc Treas. 57. MARIANNA LIUGIIES STOKER Bramwell, West Virginia 13.5. Public School Alpha Sigma Alpha 54-57, Pep Squad 53. F.T.A, 53-56, Nlay Pole Dance 55. .X'i'fn1z1l Ro-w: jorciz EI.msE S'I'ovEx Beckley, West Virginia 15.5, in Ifducaliun Pep Squad, Women's Independent's Club, F.T.A. Kappa Delta Pi, Y.W.C.A., Lan- guage 6: Literature Club, Cuncordian Staff. JAMES B. SUIILER, DIR. Princeton, West Virginia Pre-M1-d NANCY KMIIERINE THOMPSON Keystone, West Virginia 13.5. in lflcmcnlary Education Pep Squad 53, W.A.A., Attendant to Home- coming Queen 56, S.G.A. Treasurer 56-57. Pres. Women's Residence Hall, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Membership director 56-57, Head Cheerleader 55-575 F.T.A. 56-57. First Rofw: NURMA VVAr.KiaR 'l'iioMPs0N Colcord, West Virginia 13.5. in Elementary Education Y.W,C.A. 54-56, W.I.C. 54-56, Alpha Sigma Alpha 56-57. THOMAS JACKSON T1-mMPsoN Pearisburg, Virginia BARBARA MCNIEL WAUDELL Mullens, West Virginia B.S. in Education Y.W.C.A. 54-565 Cardinal Key 55-57, Cun- mrdian Staff 54, Kappa Delta Pi 55-575 PINE TREE Staff 545 May Pole Dancer 56: Lang. BL Lit. Club 53-57, Pres. 54, Canter- bury Club, Women's Hall Council 54-57. Sec. 54-573 Spanish Club 54-575 Who's Who 56. Srrond Rufw: Joi-ix LYNN VVALKER Welch, West Virginia 15.5. in Burinfu Atlminirtmtitm Sigma Tau Gamma 55-57, Vice Pres. 56-57. Interfraterniry Council 56-57. Sec. 56-57, Student Activities Committee, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 55-57. DONALD EUGENE WARnEN Beckley, West Virginia B..S'. in Education Football 56-57, Basketball 56-57. JOAN VVILHY Athens, West Virginia B.S. in Education F.T.A. 56. Sen ion' First Rafw: EUGENE B. VVINSENRITII Nlullens, West Virginia B.S. in Burinen Adminirtmlinn Independent lVlen's Club 55-57, S.G.A., Bus. Man 55, Blue Key, Pres, 56. RUBY LORETIAA XVITHROVV Green Sulphur Springs, West Virginia 13.3. in Education Y.W.C.A, 56-57, W.A,A. 54-57, Sec. 55. W.I.C., Pres. 55, Manager 56, Alpha Sigma Alpha 55-57, 4-H Club Jr. Leader, 4-H All Star 56. SHIRLEY WALKER NVOODRUM MacArthur, West Virginia B.S. in Education Harvey 55, The Curious Savage 56, French Club, Sec. 56, Play Publicity Man- ager 55, Cuncmdinn Staff 55. Strand Rofw: BLAINE A. WORRELL Princeton, West Virginia B,S. in Education NANCY AUBURN YHAGER Marlinton, West Virginia B.S. in Med. Terh. Eta Beta Pi 54, W.A.A. 54-57, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Keeper of Grades 56, Student Activi- ties Committee 56, Mu Alpha Theta 54-57. Wesley Foundation 54-57, Who's Who 56. Sec. of Mu Alpha Theta 56. RAYMA Lou YVUAK Beckley, Nvest Virginia BJ. in Education Sigma Sigma Sigma 54-57, Rec. Sec. 57, Best Pledge Award 54, Eta Beta Pi 54, Women's Hall Council 57, Senior Class Treasurer 57. , u n Z 0 T DICK FANNING . . . . . .President RICHARD BLACKWELL . . .. .Vice-President Clan SHIRLEY MOODESPAUGH .. .. .Secretary I ffl Ce SUE WILSON . . . . .Treasurer 37 First Row: VIVIAN ALVIS ........... EARL VVESLEY ARBIXUGII ........ LILLXAN ALEXANDRIA BABALIS.. JAMES CRocIcE'I'1' BAILEY ....... East Rainelle .. .Lewisburg . . ....... Welch ........R0ck LACY GENTRY BELLOMYV... .Amherstclale MARY JONES BENNE'I'1'... ...... Beckley First Rofw: PAULINE ANGELINE CAMPANELLO... .... Princeton GEORGE HENRX' CAEERTON ....... .... M t. Hope ANNE1'I'E FARMER CARTER... ..... Eccles PHYLISS ANN CASSELL .... .... I ieystone VVAYNE CI-IAMEERS ..... .... P ererstown BOBBIE KAREEN COLE... ...Herndon Second Row: SI-IIRLEY LA RUE Bo'I'IcIN. .. .... Williamson MARY PIIYLLIS BOYCE ..., ........ R enick BE'I'1'Y SUE BUCI-IANON .... .... .... E a st Beckley EDWARD HARVEY BURNS .... ................ B luefield GLORIA JUNE CALE ..... .... G reen SulplIur Springs SAMUEL B. CAl.l.ISON .... ......... . ...Marlmton The union' SHIRLEY GAY Coox ..... ..... . ..New Richmond DIANA LEE CRowEI.L .... ,.................. B luefield GARS' DI VECCHIA . .. .... Silver Springs, Maryland FRED LEE DIx0N ........... ............... M t, Hope BETTY BEARD DORMAN ....... .... B eard PIOVVARD JACKSON DUNCAN... ...Athens l First Rofw: ICYKA ANN ELLISON ...... .... E ast Beckley ALVIN HAROLD ENGLANII... SI-IIRLEY MADELYN EVANS ..... JANET MARLENIQ FARLEY ........ SI-IIRLEY CI-IRIs'I'INA GONZALEZ... JANE PACK Gooma ........... The union First Rofw: VVILLIANI GENE PIENDERSON .... MARTHA CAROLYN I-IINDMAN. .. GEORGIIX ELIZABETH Honcas .. BEATRICE HOWERTON ..,..... JAMES I-IRONES ...... NANCY LOU I'IUN'l'. .. . ...Oceana .. .Oak Hill . . . .Lester . .Hemphill . .Princeton Fayetteville . .Princeton . . .Athens . . . .Athens . . .Saulsville . . .Richwood Second Rofw: RALPII DANIEL Goss... CAROL RAE GWINN ......... MARJORIE MOORE HARBERT... NANCY ANN HARVEY ........ ROBERT M. HARVEY... JOAN HAWKINS .... Second Ro-w: 'JIIRRY DEl,1XNO JENKINS. .... .. GEORGE WASI-IINGTON ICEATLEY... NANCY KIRBY' ................ MARILYN WOOD LACKIEY... Bll.l. LANnRI5'I'H ,......... . DIXX l'ON MONTAOUIE LILLY. . . . . . .Beckley . . .Beckley .Princeton .....Renick .Princeton Ch El rleston . .Mullens Speedway .Bluefield .Bluefield McComas . .Beckley q. F irst Rofw: ROBERT CLAUDE LIPFORD. .. . . . .War JAMES LEE LONG ....... . .... . . . .Princeton CHARLES THOMAS LOVELADY. .. ....... Gay SONJA RUTH MARKOWITZ.. .Mullens GERALD MARLOWE ....... KEITH MARSHALL .. First Rofw: CAROL ANN NEWMAN... BRUCE D. PALMER ..... DELMA JEAN PARKER .... MARY ELLA PARKER .... JACK EDWARD PATION .... MARY LOU PUSKAS ..... ....Gary Princeton Princeton .Bluefield . . .Union . . .Union . . .Eccles . . .Helen Second Rofw: ELIZABETH MATNEY DONALD MCCAXNN LOU ANN McCLUNc.., EMILY DAWN MCNIEI.. .. DOROTHY MONTGOMERY .. SHIRLEY MOODESPAUGI-I .. . . .Alpoca . . . .VVar . . . .Smoot . .Mullens . . .Hinton Cranberry The union Second Rofw: GERALD LEON RICHARDS.. MARX' TIELEN RICHARDSON BONNIE LOU ROBERTSON.. GLENNA IQATHRYN ROCKE... MARVIN ROWE . ........ . JOAN MARIE ROVVLAND. .. .Princeton . . . .... Beckley . . .Beckley . . .Beckley . . . .Iaeger . Speedway l X Rofw: AMES GARLAND SAL'I'z ..... l'1liKBliK'1' SHELTON SANGER .... ARLIN SIDNEY SI-IERMAN .... BONNIE Sl-IUMATE ........ OIINNIE CARI. SIIUMATE. .. The union first Raw: ARNETI' VVAYNE TURNER... osE GRACE VARALLI ....... ARY KA'1'IIERINE VVALKER .... QIIERT FRANKLIN VVALKER .... IIARLES RovER'I' WARREN. . . AMES HERRY YVILLIAMS. .. ANICE RUSSELL . . ..... . . .Spanishburg .. . .Berwind .. . .Scarbro . . . . .Iaeger . . .Princeton . . .Princeton ...Bluefield . . .Keystone . . .Skeleton . . .Princeton ........Alders0n Shady Springs Second Rofw: JUDITII GOLIIMAN SIMPSON. .. BOBBIE RAMONA S-MITI-I. .. KAREN ANN SMI'I'IfI ..... lVlAR'l'HA LEE SURFACE... JESSIIQ SWIM ............ LARRY DUANE TI-IOMPSON. . . Second Rofw: TOMMIE JUNE WII,I.IAMS. .. SUE CAROL WILSON ..... . .... STANLEY S'I'Ro'rHER VVOOLWINE. .. NAOMA FAY VVORKMAN ....... C. FRANK VVRIGHT ..... JAMES NEI,SON ZoRIo... . .Princeton . . . . . . .War . . . .Princeton . . .VVlIiteville . . . .Princewick . . . .Princeton South Charleston ..........Eccles . . .Princeton . . . . .Jesse . . . .Princeton . . .Fayetteville Sophomore I VICTOR EOTI .... ..... P mfdmf Cldff PAYE NUNN .........,....... .... V ice President , MARY KATHERINE WALKER ..... ..... S effe I ary ffl Cer-f TERRY LESTER ..... Treasurer DENNIS EARI. ACI-uso:-: ..... Accoville CARRIE MARIE ALDRIIICE ..... Athens JAMES PI-III,I.IP ANDERSON ...., Kimball ORA BIa'I'II ANDERSON ..... Amonate 42 jiopbomores lfirsl Row: CAROL JUNE ARTHUR. .. . , . .Jumping Branch VVYA'l'l'li BACKUS, JR.. .. BETTY JO BAILEY. ........ EUGENE RANDOLPH BAILEY. Sfrorzd Rofw: SANDRA SUE BAILEY. . . . BETSY RUTI-I BALRY ..... JUDITII ANNE S1-IIRLEY JEAN Third Rofw: BALLARD .... BARRIER. . . BERNICE IRENE BIAS. .. PEGGY JOYCE BONNER. . . DON BOWLING ......... NVILLIAIvI LEE BOWMAN... Fourilx Rofw: I1ARLON ELMO BROWN. .. DONALD LEE BUCRLAND. .. PATRICIA ANN BURGESS GERALD RICI-IARD CAIvIPOI.IO. .. Fifflz Rofw: MARY ELLEN PI-IYLLIS LOU CARTER. . . CI-IAEIPIN. .. GORDON CHAPMAN .. QJENEVXEVE COLLINS .. Sixlll Rofw: MA RGIE JEAN COM ETON .... ROBERT VVAYNH COMPTON. . CLIFFORD AUS'fIN COOK... MARTIIA EIJMORE COOK... Sz'-'Ucnlll Rofw: SANDRA JEAN COVEY... RONALD DAVID CRAFT. .. JACK CURTIS CUMMINGS. .. VVXLLIAM RODNEY DAVIS . . . .. .Mt. Nebo . . . .Princeton Bailsyeville ...Pineville .. .Nortllfork . . .Hinton . . .Rupert . . .Holden . . . .Princeton ...Bluefield . . .Cnretta . . .Cyclone . . . Peterstown . . . .Squire . . . .Richwood . ...Oak Hill Chnpmanville ...Hundred . . .Yolyn . . .Princeton ...Bluefield . . .Mullens .. . .Athens . . .Princeton . . . . . .Union . . . .Princeton . . . .Mt. Hope Lfopbomoref Ftrs! Row: ARLANO DAvm Dix. .. DOLORIES DOMINQUES , , . . MARTIN CEILBERT Downv. . iiE'I'1'Y VVALTHALL DRAPER. .. Second Rofw: ROSE ANN ELLIS... IVIARTI-IA SUE EVANS. .. NELDA FERGUSON ...... GARY' GRAN'I' FLEMING .... Third Rofw: FRED IVAN FLEsI-IMAN. .. MIXDELINE FORD ..... .. VICTOR FRANKLIN Fo'I'1 .... NUALA MARIE FOURNEY .... Fourth Rofw: CAROL JEAN GOODMAN. .. ALICIA ANN GCSE .... VVILMA SUE GREENE... ROBERT LEE GREGORY. .. Fifth Ro-w: FRANCES ANN GUNTER .... NANCY LOUISE GUNTER.. GAIL HALL ........... MARIE ANN HALL. .. Sixth Roi-w: XrVONNE ELAINE HALL. . . . FREDERICK A. HAXMDEN. . . IiE'I l'Y jo I-IAR'rI..EY .... . . . .Beckley . . . .Prince . . .Arlington . . .Princeton . . .Princeton . . .Princeton .......Atl'Iens . .lVIartinsburg . . .Rupert . . .Speedway . . . . .Lester . . . .Blue jay . . . . .Mt. Hope Shady Springs ....,.,Naoma . . . .Princeton . . .Athens ... .Pineville .. .VVilliamson . . .Bartley . . .Beckley . . . .Princeton ...........Dunbnr RACI-IEL VIRGINIA HINRICI-Is.NzIrrOws, Virginia Se-vnnlh R0-w: RUTH ELIZABETH HODGES... ...Baileysville REITA MARIE HOLBROOK. .. .... Bradshaw TONEY JOSEPH PIONOSKY . .. ...Elbert JOI-IN MONROE HossFIELD.... ...Pineville .folbhom Firsl Rofw: IVAN HoUcIIINs ..... JOHN RYAN PIOUCHINS. .. AL'l'A FAYE H.UGI-IES ....... GLAXDA DoL0RIs I-IuMPHREYs.... Second Rofw: MARY JANE KEATLEY .... SIBLEY Jo KEATLEY. .. CAROL SUE KELLMAN. .. SHELBY JEAN KELLY .... Third Rofw: ANIsE JEAN KENNEDY .... BASHER NASIB KHA1'IB .... JOSEPII LAMOUREUX ...... BETIY LUCILLE LAWRENCE. . . Fourth Rnfw: TERRX' MOORE LESTER ..... ELOISE ELAINE LILLY ....... RICHARD LEE LINKENIIOKER. . ROBERT LEE LITILE, JR.. . .. Fifth Raw.- HARoI.n BLAINE Lusic ............ SAANIJRA JANE LUSH ....... L VVALLACE VVADE LUTHER ........... IRIS ANN MADDY. ..... .. Sixth Rofw: CONNIE SUE MARTIN .... SHIRLEY ANN MARTIN .... BARBARA MAYNARD ....... BEVERLY CAROL MCCLUNG... S efwnllz Rofw: LoIs ANN MCCLUNC .... JANE MCCORMICK ..... . JACQUELINE JOYCE McCoUR'I'. . ADIJIE McCoY . . . . ...... .... . 01 BJ' .. . .Bluefield . . . .Princeton . . . .Beaver .Dunbar .Speedway ... .Oak Hill . . . .Beckley .. . .Wilcox .. .Paynesville . . . . .Syria . . .Princeton . ...Bluestone . . .Alpoca VVhite Oak . . . . .P'I'incetoII . . .VVilcox . . .Oceana akeland, Florida .Kimball . .Hinton .. . .Pineville .. . .Pineville . . .Raysal . . . . Skeleton . . .Lookout . . . .Bramwell . . . . . .Pineville .Vllilliamslmurg Jioplaomorey First Rofw: LOIS IOANNE MCMIl.l.AN .... LORE'I l'A jo MEADOWS. . . . JAMES. HOWARD lVlII.,LER. . . MARK EDWARD MILLER .... Second Rofw: PATRICIA SUE MOORE... BETIY HATFIELD MORGAN. .. ..Gap Mills ... . .Ghent .. . . .Bartley East Beckley . . . .Athens . . . .Hanover ONNIE AI.LEN MORGAN .... .. .,.. Pineville CI-IARI.es ALEXANDER MORRIS .... Third Rofw: lVlAUDE'I'1'A MOUNTS VINCENT D. MULLINS. .. MIREL JOAN NEWMz1N .... BILL EUGENE NEWSOME... F ourllz Rofw: DEI,oRIs FAYE NUNN .... CAROLYN MAE 0'Dlil.l.... TROY CARROLL PARSELL .... Bli'l 1'Y JOYCE PAYNE. . . Ififlh Rofw: . . .Princeton . . .English . . . . .Davy . . .Princeton . . .Mullens ....East Gulf . . . .Boomer . . . .Bluefield ....English PATRICIA ELLEN PRICE ............. Princeton ROBERT CLAYTON PRIcE...Pembroke, Virginia P.-'k'I l'Y ANN RAM AGE .... ...... ROSANNA REASER .. Sixih Row: . . . .Blueield . . . .Princeton VVILLIAM JACKSON REASOR. .. .... Princeton DON SOLOMON REN N ....... TIIELMA RUTH RICHMOND .... MARIA IRENE RIFFIE ..... Sc-vwnlh Rofw: FREIDA JOY RILEY. . . CARL D. ROBINSON...... .. . .Crumpler . . . .Dunns . . .Athens .. ...Squire . .Clintonville MARGARET DEAN SARVER... ...Spanishburg MARJORIE DENECE SARVER .... . . .Lewisburg Sophomore! First Rofw: IDORA ALLEN SCARAEINO JOSEPIIINE SEIJO IDA PEARL SEVY .... PATRICIA SIIAMELEN .. Second Rofw: MARS' JANE SI-IUCKEY. . JEAN CAROLYN SHROUT. .. IRIS FAYE SHUMATE ....... . . .Eccles . . .Beffkley . . .Hicu . . .Prenter ...Algoma ....VVelclI ...........VVortlI JACK EUGENE SIZEMORE..N0l'!l1 Tazewell, Va. Third Rofw: GERALDINE LEE SIvII'rII.. . . ...Montcalm BETIY ELIZAEETII SMl'l'I'1SON.... ...Alderson LINDA Lou So'ro .... NORMA JEAN STACY... Fourlh Rofw: JACR EDWARD STANDIEUR. .. . . .ClIarleston .. . .Yolyn ... . .Amherstclale LELAN STANFORD SUTIIERLAND ..... ...Athens AN'l'HONX' RICI-IARDQ TIzs'I'INo ........ Mntoaka RUTH ELLEN TIm1vIAs...Peterstown, Virginia Fifllz Row: l'IARVEY KENT TIRES. .. BE'I IY GRAY VANCE. .. MARVIN LEE VANCE ..... BARBARA CLARK WVALLACE .... Sixlll Rofw: NORENIS AMIE VVALLACE. BILLY JEAN VVAI.'I'ERs ..... BILLY BENNE'I'I' VVARIJ. . . BUDDY LEE VVIEEKS. . . Smfmzflz Rofw: SIELMA vx7ILLIAMS WILEY. FREDERICK N. WII,I.IAIvIs.. JAMES VVILSON ........ VVILMA JEAN VVINEREY... . . ,Vivian . . .Pickaway . . .Pickaway . . .Pickaway .... . . . . .Greenville .BElSfiZ1ll, Virginia ..... . .Bluefield ...Bluefild ,... . . .Sundial ...Glen Daniels ....Huntington .. .Princeton mam BOB LONKER . MICKEY NEAL . SANDRA KEESEE KAY BARNETTE . 48 mg ff 'Z SLi5 M33 3'?N1 m A M as JF1fe,fhmen First Ro-w: MOHAMMED S. ABDELKHALIC Iacger JEAN ABSHER Tazewell, Virginia SEQUITA KAY ALLEN Sophia DENVER PAUL AMICK Flat Top AJAJ AL-ANDARY Falougha, Syria Second Rofw: NORMA JEAN ARNOTT Beckley FRANCES LYNELLE BAILEY Mullens RICHARD BEVERLY BAILEY Princeton MARY ELLEN BALLENGEE Red Sulphur Springs MARGARET KAY BARNETTE Bartley Third R0-w: SWANSON BEAVERS J l JOIEIIQI BECKELHEIMER Amigo BETTY JEANE BELCHER Princeton PATRICIA ANN BLANKENSHIP Hinton VIRGINIA MARIE BONINSEGNA Wyco Fourth Rofw: PATRICIA SUE BOOTHE Newhall DAVID LEE BROWN Princeton ELTON BROWN Spanishburg GASTON ZELL BROWN, JR, Gar JOELYEDSEL BREWSTER War Fifth Rofw: JAMES BRENT BURDETTE Meadow Creek NANCY KESSENGER BURKS Iaeger BARBARA INEZ BURR Huntersville JOYCE ELOISE BURTON Sinks Grove ' MARGARET ELLA BUSSARD Hinton Sixth Rafw: GLORIA ANN CALFEE Beckley NORMA SUE CAMPBELL Rupert SUSANNA .CAPERTON Mt. Hope PATRICIA CAREY Marianna CHARLES HEMMEL CARTER Mt, Hope Sefvenih Rafw: WALLACE HAMPTON CARTER Eccles ELXIgABETH CASSETT ar DANA MILDRED CLARK Welch ESTHER VIVIAN COLEMAN Barren DALE WINSTON COMPTON Mullens Eighth Rofw: LARRY COMPTON Bluefield HARRIET BENITA COOK Page, Virginia ROBERTA SUE COOK Goodwill BOBBY BRUCE CRAFT Princeton DARLENE LUCILLE CRICKARD Princeton Freyhmen Firxi Rofw: JACK EDWARD CRIGGER Princeton CAROLYN JEAN CURRY Marlinton GEORGE EVERETTE DAVIDSON Hinton JAMES RICHARD DEEDS Hinton MOLLY JACKSON DELANCEY Crumpler SL'l'0lld Rofw: JOSEPH DERENGE Quinwcod DORA BASSHAM DESKINS Man JOYCE DICKINSON Peterstown PHYLLIS JUNE DIXON Union SHIRLEY ANN DOBBINS Princeton Third Rofw: NANCY ELLEN DOLL Charleston CLARENCE DORMAN Beard BETTY CAROL EARLS Squire JI HAD EL-KI-IATEEB Khalwat-Fnlougha, Syria MARIE ELLISON Camp Creek Fourlh Rofw: LUCY SANDRA ERSKINE Princeton FREDERICK HASKEL FERGUSON Princeron PATRICIA SUE FERRELL Beckley SUELLEN LOUISE FERRELL Gentry HARRY FIELDS Princeton F I flh Rofw: PHYLLIS FLESHMAN Rupert JUANITA ANN FLETCHER Lewisburg NANCY ANN GAY Marlinrcn WILLIAM ELMER GAYLOR, JR. Tampa, Florida WILLIAM ERNEST GENTRY Peterstown Sixlh Rofw: SANDRA GENE GRAHAM Summersville GARY EUGENE GRAYBEAL Midway FRANK GREEN, JR. Beckley GLENNA LEE GREEN Welch LORA JOAN GRIFFIS English Sfwlzlh Rafw: JAMES DONALD GRUBB Squire HILDA JOAN HALL Princeton LORENE SUE HALL Bartley ELIZABETH ANN HAMM Squire NANCY LEE HARDMAN Athens Eighth Rofw: BEATRICE JOSEPHINE HAWKINS Kieffer BERNICE C. HAWKINS Kieffer RAYMOND HAYSLETTE Sweet Springs GIRQCE K. HEATHERMAN an ELIZABETH SUSAN HEDRICK Athens refhmen Firsf Rofw: DONLIE RAY HENDERSON Corinne MARTHA JO HOGAN Bluefield HELEN GAY HOLBROOK Bradshaw TOMMY HONAKER Matoaka BARBARA HOUCHINS Ronceverte Serena' Rofw: MARY AMERICA HOUCK Gary ROBERT JACKSON HUMPHRFYS Sin s Grove CAROL SANDRA HURLEY J l POLIYY MAE HURST Lashmeet RONALD WAYNE I-IURST Mccomas Third Rofw: MARIA JANEZ White Sulphur Springs BOBBY RAY JARRELL Packsville LOIS ANN JARRELL Pinelcnob WANDA FAYE JENKINS Prosperity EVERETT PAUL JENNINGS Jolo Fourth Rofw: PATRICIA ANN JERVIS Peterstown MELVIN DOUGLAS JONES Amigo MARVIN KAPLAN Brooklyn, New York EMILY DALE KEATON Hinton SAUNDRA SUE KEESEE Keystone Fifth R ofw: JACQUELINE LOUISE KENDALL Iaeger HOWARD KITTLE Beckley ELEANOR SUE KODY Mt. Hope PAUL DEAN KYER, JR. Union ROBERT CLIFFORD LARGE Princeton Sixth Rofw: MARGARET BURTON LAWRENCE North Tazewell, Virginia ELEANOR VAN LEAR LEGG Lewisburg HILDA JANE LEMON Powhatan GEORGE ELMER LESTER Hinton RICHARD BURROUGH LESTER Isaban Sefvfnlh Rafw: CLYDE EUGENE LILLY Flat Top KYLE GENE LILLY Princeton ELIZABETH ANNE LIVELY Oak Hill CHARLES F. LIVINGSTON Johnstown, Pennsylvania MARY MARGARET LONKER Pineville Eighth Rofw: BARBARA LYNN MARRS Welch JAMES JACKSON MARTIN Athens JOAN MARTIN Athens ANNA LEE MAXXVELL Crumpler HILDRED ERDINE McCLANAHAN Shadi' Springs Freshmen F int Row: KEITH S. MCCLUNG Rupert JAMES E. McCLURE Mullens ALICE LYNN MCKENZIE Bluefield SHIRLEY SUE MEARNS Persinger JAMES MARVIN MILLER Princeton Second Rafw: JO ANNA MILLER Princeton MARY ANN MILLER War NANCY MILLER Princeton BARBARA LEE MILLS Lashmeel: GLORIA YVONNE MILLS Rock Third Ro'-w: ELIZABETH MOORE Beckley BARBARA ANN MORRIS Ronceverte RICHARD LEE MORRIS Bluefield WALLACE MUNCEY Delbarton GLENNA NAPIER Accoville Fourth Rafw: BETTY JEWELL NELsbN Bluefield LINDA ELLEN NEWSOME Mullens ELIZABETH ANN OLIVER Charleston BOBBY XVARREN PARKER Pemberton PEGGY PARKER Glen White F i flh Rofw: EILEEN PASKOVICS New York, New York CAROLYN SUE PAYNE English PATRICIA SUE PEERY Bluefield PEGGY ANN PENNINGTON Speedway PAUL PERKINS, JR. Bartley Sixth Rafw: MYRA JOAN PICKETT Duhring STANLEY ALLEN POLLOCK Bartley BARBARA ANN PRUETT Bartley BETTY LOUISE PUCKETT Meadow Bridge REGINALD TURNER PUCKETT Pearisburg, Virginia S efvcnih Rofw: BOBBY JEAN RAMSEY Bluefield JOHN RICHARDS Princeton KEITH RITZ Reed EDWARD PRICE ROBERTS Johnstown, Pennsylvania ZINA ROBERTS Welch Eighth Rofw: LAURA JEAN ROGERS Athens WILLA MAE ROGERS Flat Top CHARLOTTE B. RONDINELLI Bluefield MARGARET F. ROOKSTOOL Lawn RONALD GEENE ROSE Pineville reshrmen F irst Rofw: FAYE ROTHLISBERGER Beckley SHIRLEY ANN RUNYON Verne: LEWIS RUTHERFORD Wyco SHELBY JEAN SALTZ Berwind JOYCE CASTEEL SAMONS Pineville Second Rofw: HENRY O'DELL SARGENT Bartley VIRGINIA LEE SEBASTIAN Iaeger SHELBY JEAN SEVY Victor DAVID HARLOW SHIELDS Bluefield WALQFER SCOTT SHREWSBURY Od Third Ro:-w: PATRICIA ANNE SHUMATE Princeton JOSEPHINE LORRAINE SIBOLD White Sulphur Springs ROY ALLEN SIMMONS, JR. Bluefield DONALD E. SMITH Rainelle GEORGE EARL SMITH Beaver Fourth Rofw: JANICE LOUISE SMITH Oak Hill VUILMA SOUTHARD Pineville FAYE ANN SPARKS Union LEWIS STALLARD War INEZ MAXINE STEELE Steeles Fifth Row: PAUL MILTON STEPHENS Matoaka JAMES ROBERT STEPHENSON Bluefield SHERRILL STEWART Mullens PARIS TERRY SURBER Beckley RAYMOND L. WOOD McComas Sixth Rorw: ANN HILL TABOR Bisho Vir inia CONSTJANCE MABLE TALBERT Prince on t ADDIE CLOTIEL TAYLOR Beckley WILLIAM ALAN TILLEY Spanishburg GLENNA GAIL TONEY Beckley Sc-vcnlh Rofw: ELSANOR GAY TRIPLETT avy CAROL ANN TURNER Beckley LARRY VAN REENAN Bluefield NANCY .JO VARALLI Keystone .JUDY WALKER Princeton Eighth Rofw: DANA LEE WATKINS McComas NORVEL WAUGH Marlinton DONCIA LENORA WEAVER Mullens ATHENA GAIL WEBB' Anawalt BARBARA HAYNES WEBB Hincon Xian? 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M4 Ni ng: seam :E .ra A'-A 92 .B gina E F355 mf Students get the Concordian hot off the press Concordiem Staff EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER NEVVS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR SOCIETY EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPI-IER TYPIST REPORTER REPORTER REPORTER REPORTER REPORTER SHIRLEY COOK KAREN SMITH GEORGE I-IESS ED MEADOR NAOMA VVORKMAN BOB TABSCOTT EDDIE SEAGRAVES GERALDINE SMITH JULIET WALKER FRANK ALTIZER EILEEN PASKOVICS GAIL VVALTHALL ROSANNA REASER HW-H -z5,L..2Wu 5 'diggs H Q wx is as is mm is in sf m is ms x50 1 iv! as za ws 4 fa., ' ,5- S.,-is--wx Q.. s5?RmmW ix - a W :fu ww xmas is vi fs new mm 1 iz sway ia if Tv-35223. H : ,i 'L mx .,.. . . . :sae wg S .. 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Members not pictured: Nancy Carter, Jack Duncan, Joe Giamo, Benny Grimm, Tony Hanoslcy, Harry Krall, Dotty Mace, Carl Pennington, Marvin Rowe. OFFICERS BILL MORGAN .... .,..... 1 'rg-sidenl GERALD MARLOWE .... Vice-President CAROL BRENDA SMITH ...Secrelary PIELEN Dn3HL ....,.. .... T reasw-er PURPOSE: The Student Government Association represents the whole of the student body and is the intermediary between the faculty and student body. The four major olhcers are elected each April by a primary and general election. Other members are representatives of the various classes and organizations. One of the major responsibilities of S. G, A. is the allocation of the student activity fee. This fund is allocated for such purposes as lyceum programs, The Conmrdian, The Pink' Tree, dances, and the maintenance of the student union. ' BILL MORGAN President tudent Government Af o iation 62 OFFICERS GEORGE MCKELVIE Prrxidmxr CECIL SMITH Vim' PfI'Jidf'l1f JIM RUssE1,1. Sc'c'n'lary VVAvxE H ,im T7'6'lIfllI't'f MR. BUCK JAMISON Fafully R1'flf1'Jf'l1l1Ili'l'l' MEMBERS Front row: Wfaynv Hagn, George Nlclfelvie, lVlr. Jami son, Cecil Smith, jim Rursell Bark row: Gary Divecchin Dick Fanning, Benny Grim Tom Porter, Bill Newsome Jack Tibbs, Bill Henderson Harry Krall, Bill Morgan. OFFICERS NA Nui' Tn0M Psox Pravzilwzt JANET lN1liAlJ0k Vire Pwxzdnrl B,-xkn.-ilu M. XVA1mE1.1 .S'z'cTr?I11ry Nl.-XKIE HALL Trfllsllrn' IR M A N Ewro N D orm. D 1 rf do r BETIIA FARM ER ,'lI.fi5fllllf lJzr1'flor IWEMBERS First row: Mrs. Newton, Eileen Ryan, Barbara Waddell, Nancy Thompson, janet Meador, Ma- rie Hall, Mrs, Farmer, Second row: Elizabeth Conley, Carol Brenda Smith, Dottie Mace, Charlotte Coulthard, Lou Yonk, Alta Hughes, Sandra Bailey, Faye Nunn. Third row: Ma- rian Nulley, Sandra Graham, Sonya Markowitz, Bobbie Cole Tania Harrison, Freida Riley, Lorena Hall. Monk Hall Council 1 wg fa-7. f V Women 3 Hall Council FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Donald Craft, Charles Davis, Barbara Carter Harris, Donlie Henderson, Fred Furgeson, Shelby Brewer, Jim McClure, SECOND ROW: Bob Warren, Dayton Lilly, Wayne Hager, John Opcrchuck, Anita Malenick, Zinn Roberts, Inez Steele, Betty Lawrence, Dale Compton, Jack Perkins, Kelly Shoemaker, Keith Ritz, Til-IIRD Row: Don Knox, Way'ne Chambers, Sterle McElwee, Reggie Puckett, Rose Ellis, Shirley Brewster, Jae La- moureaux, John Wfills, Harvey Burns, Bowen Gillespie, Everette Jennings. FOURTH ROW: Keith Marshall, Walter Farrish, Ronald Jones, Phyllis Boyce, Ellen Ballengee, Douglas Turpin, James Wilson, Ed XVebh, Fred Dowdy. The Band MR. KENNETH GLEASON Band Director The Concord College choir is composed of music majors and all interested students who like to sing. The choir presents concerts of both sacred and secu- Q lar music, both on campus and in surrounding areas. Each year the choir participates in the Christmas assembly, music weelc, May Day festivities, and Baccalaureate services. 3655? 0 1 4 10 MR. FDXVARD STEINFR ffllllll' Dirwlur First How, Left to Right: Carol Compton, Pat Moore, Sussanna Caperton, Inez Steele, Dana Vlfatltins, Jane Goode, Carolyn O'Dell, Sue Kody, Zina Roberts. Front Rowg Right Section: Martha Evans, Sandra Covey, Mary Richardson, Sue Campbell, Ellen Ballengee, Betty Lawrence, Carolyn Shrout, Anita Nlalenick, Barbara Morris, Betty Higdon. Second Row: Cynthia Sanders, Betty Otey, Martha Grissom, Harriet Khatilv, Phyllis Cassell Betty Frogale, Shelby Brewer, Glenna Rocks, Jackie McCourt, Barbara Harris, Shirley Brewster, Eleanor Legg, Phyllis Boyce, Pat Shambden, Third Row: Robert Xvarren, I-larvcy Tihbs, Charles Davis, Dayton l.illy, Ron Renn, ,lack Perkins, Gordon Proffitt, Sterle McE1wcv, Fred Raines, Vfayne I-lager, Fred Dowdy, John Operchuck, Douglas Turpin, Ed W'ebb, Wlalter Farrish, Ronald Jones, Fourth Row: Don Craft, Reggie Puckett, Bo Gillespie, joe Lamou' reux, Arthur Flynn, Fred Ferguson, Kelly Shoemaker, Deaton jones, James Wfilson. Chuck Carter, Keith Ritz, john Wfills, Don Knox, Frank Willis, ,lim lVlcClure, John Bostic, Harvey Burns, Calvin Grimm, l FIRST Row, LEFI' TO RIGHT: Robert Harvey, Clifford Cook, Bill Gaylor, Bill Newsome, Dennis Ackison, Red Walker, Bill Bowman, Jim Saltz, Everett Jennings, jim Miller, Marvin McClanahzIn, Orion Callison. SECOND ROW: Keith Wiley, Bob Gunther, Bill Landreth, joe Giaimo, Dennis Adams, Jarrell Short, Ronald Steorts, Don Compton, Gerald Marlowe, jack JOE GIAIMO BILL LANDRETH JIM MILLER JIM SALTZ 66 ROBERT M. HARVEY MARIO POLE'l l'I ...... Ve ts OFFICERS . . . ..... Prcrident . . . .lfice-President .. . . .Scrrefary . . . . .Serreiary . . . . Treasurrr lnfram 117711 Ma rzager 1... Q W BW xi' E' will 'EME- MQ' WPQ-Q www Ex www may ggkgfm 'J ' www Q-imgigw H 'I' img . my Eidos fx: qi-ima W iN x +wmw,u,w,. qiaxewg. ., Q rw W QW f A vw lm-mm, gl moms! M, 'ml L2 -mimi Q ., Aw 1998. :term : an ' x ' 355 NE' ' W wwe 3191-visas my Wmiwwwsmw yawn 2. Kirk Mum wzswwawmw W 2 W, ,W N-ri. was-5 ,Ma 1931! QYYNQWM ww-4 immw wwmwf WEl W Samui 9-.was QT-sie S k :mms-me :Q-W, ,m,m ,S sm-N 'wwe .s-mu Hai .omg wif fu-ww www, ,X wfwmfwvzf? 'HJMQE 14: ,Q ww A-wsfx aww im 'f'-'W' WWQRBQW N .ing-N mmm: fax ri HWS KW? f- 4 W Wil if A jwvy .wwl 'fwfifk yd-22 gimme mstmawmfwm Hang, WBFWH vuivagm-,QB miwiffv k rx up Humphrey, R. A. Lockhart. ,INIIIRD ROW: Burl Lcurmont, Roger McClanuhan, Donald Calnin, Kyle Lilly, Louis Mariotti, Dale Compton, jnrnes Riclmrcls, Douglas jones, jim Gillenwarer, Gerald Rowland, Gene Perry. li.-WK ROW: Cyrus Jeffries, Club Eat 'em up Mountain Lions , The VCICFIIILS prize winning entrant in the Homecoming displays. Huey I-lorn, Harry Singley, DonTnl1or, Durvis Deskins. 67 First Row, Left to Right: Columbine Hawkins, Shelby Jean Judy, Patricia Shamblen, Genevieve Collins, Georgia Elibnbeth Hodges, Shirley Cook, Nlarv jane Keatley, Carolyn O'Dell, Nancy Dull, Marjorie Compton. Second Row: Mrs. Otto Dahlke, Sponsor, Charlotte Coulthard, Phyllis Cassell, Kyra Ellison, Nancy Harvey, Shirley Evans, Ethel Sisk, Ora Anderson, Bonnie Robertson, Third Row: Josephine Hawkins, Margaret Wfhitt, Patsy Jervis, Gloria Calfee, Linda McGraw, janire Russell, Addie McCoy, June Farley, Garnett Jarrell, joan Rowland, Betty Nelson, Mary Puslcas, Barbara Nlaynard, Mary' Parker. Fourth Row: Wanda Jenkins, jean Arnott, Betty Ford, Inez Steel, jam Grilhs. Members not pictured: Joyce Stover, Wfanda Sigmund, Josephine Seijo, Noreen Wallace, Laura Brooks, Jean Saltz. Women 'J Independent Club OFFICERS CHARLOTTE COITLTHARD PH YLLIS CASSELL . NANCY ANN HARVEY... KYRA ANN ELLISON. .. MRS, Rl I'H DAIILKE... 68 ORA ANDERSON ..... ... . . . . .I'1'1'.fidr'11l , . . I'vi1Y lJI'I'.Yidf'l1f . . .Srfrrlnry . . . 7il'l'Il.FlH'l'l' llzlramural rllzzmzgwr . . .Spnnxm an 44 I ' if a '-I QL? 37N .VM f, WEP i . Independent Men 'J Club OFFICERS f'llARl,l'lS l.Ul'lfl,Al5Y .. ..... 1,I'1',Yfn1!'Ill Sf'U'lWlAll'i SllRlfVVSl'il'RY ..... . , .x1'1'l'1'flIl'y Alllxfl lNlll.l.l'iR ........ ........... I 'ffl'-Pl'1'5fJ1'lll lNlUllAlNllVllfD AHDEI,KlIAl.lC' .. .... TI'l'!l5Il7'l'l' DR. R. VV. i'AS'Iil.lf ..... ..... ..........., i S vfflllflll' First Row Li-ii to Right' Dr ll XX' Cwrlc' Cilini-les l,oveladV,Jin1 Nlillux, Elton Brown, Nlsllainmccl Alvdcllchalic, Summi Row: Scottie Sl1rew'sbi1x-y, Mike 1 C ll Guiode, Cn:-:mn Brown, lglarvin linwui, Rnlnixtw, jerry Nlayg. David Dix, Bruce Baker, Inc Thomas, ,lou Dernngn. Nlemlwcrs not lwrurml: Bob fi-mpc 3, H J . 4 . an arnlcl England, Don Hopkins, Hnrrvlcl uclv, Paul Perkins, Odell Sargent, Ronin-0 Wfillianis. l wi vfv FBLA OFFICERS ELBERT PATTON President ZELDA S. PORTER Vice-Prexidcrlt BARBARA C. HARRIS Set'reIu'ry-Trttltlifer MR. RUSSELL M. I-'ALT Sponsor First row, left to right: Phyllis Boyce, Zina Roberts. Second row: Harriet Khatilv, Zelda Porter, Elbert Patton, Barbara C. Harris, Betty Lawrence, Cynthia Sanders. Third row: Reggie Puckett, Way'ne Hager, Inez Steele, Russell M. Falt, Carol Compton, Dayton Lilly, Dana Watkins, Ellen Balleri- gee. Menibers not pictured: ,lamcs Wilson, Keith Ritz, San- clra Covey, ,lohn Willis, Rose Ellis, Charles Wlaclclell, Betty Higdon. i I FF l C' ERS WIl,l,IAM ENGLE Prrxidenl JOHN McKENZIE l'irr-Prexidrnt JANE GOODE Secretary LACY BELLANIY Trfuxurcr GEORGE HESS Slate Repum-r MR. HARRY FINKLIEMAN Sponsor Left to right: Wayne Hana, Bob Gunther, George Hess, William Reasor, John Wilcox, Kenneth Elmore, Ronald Til- ley, William Engle, James Goode, Roger Anthony, An- gelo Wenzel, Charles Onlrs, Bill Dcel, Lacy Bellamy, Wil- lis Elmore, ,lohn Walker. Le Cercle Fmncmlf OFFICERS 4'XR'I'llUR IVIANGUS .. ..... Prrridrn! FRED li0DIN .....,....,,., l'ir1'Prr':irl1'nl Snxkuix' XVOUDRIYM . . .Srrrrmry-Trrasnrrr DR. VVM, BURNIE .. .... Sfvonsnr First row, left to right: Nancy Wlnlfe, Shirley Vfood- rum, Dora Dcskina. Eileen Pasknvics, Gloria Adair. Second row: Charles Nlnrris, james Bryson. Arthur Mangun, Fred Godin, james Srudniarz, Dominic Mrnra, Dr, Burnie. Members nor pictured: Earl Gill, D. K. Calc-s, Gcorgv Haskell. German Club OFFICERS fiIiflRCli C.-wi-tR'mN . .. ..... I'n'.ri.lf11l lVlARVlN li.XPl,AN .......... Iliff' l'rv1iJrf1l j.-wrrl' BACKUS . . .... .N'1'n'1'f1:r'y-Trm.v1u'wr Dk. VVM. BURNH4: .. ..... Sponsor Left to right: Dr. Burnie, David Scholl, Nlarvin Kaplan, Paul Bonner, George Capvrton. Wlllianm George. Nlemhers not pictured: Ronnie Atkinson, janet Backus, james Hrones, Edward Rohn-rts, Rich- ard Patterson. tfpanzkh Club OFFICERS PATRICI.-'X jon NSON . . ..... I're,vir1r11l VVn,I.lAM Minas ...... ...Virr Prfndrnl C'il,uzl.o'r'1 is Roxlnax1i1,1.1. . . .... Srrrrtary- 1Ql'I'IlJ'lll'l'f Dk. WVM. Hukxrlfi ,. ...Sprzrzxrlr Front row, left to right: john Orletski, Harold Pack, ,lim Studniarz, Tony Honosky, ,lim Supler. Back row: Barbara Waddell, Okie Lee Shrewsbury, Betty Hedrick, Anne Pickens. Nancy Hardman. Sue Camp- bell, Party johnson, Charlotte Rondinelli. Members not pictured: Williani Myles, Don Hopkins, Nanma W'orkman, jim Smith, Tommy Hatfield, George Hasa kcll, Frm-derick Dnwcly, jim Rogers, Wally Luther. WC.A OFFICERS BETIWQ F ORD Preszdenl BARBARA VVALLACE Vice President CAROLYN O'DEu, SL'cre1'ary ELIZABETH MATNEY Treasurer Miss MILDRED DRANsFxm.n Sponsor First Row, Left to Right: Joyce Stover, Genevieve Collins, June Farley, Ora Anderson. Second Row: Billie Jean Walters, Gail Hall, Barbara Burr, Elizabeth Matney, Barbara Wallace, Betty Ford, Carolyn O'Dell, Vera Green, Patty Ramage. Third Row: Margaret Rook- stool, Esther Coleman, Billie Thompson, Eleanor Triplett, Nancy Harvey, Mary Jane Orey, Gerrie Smith, Peggy Standifur, Patricia Shamblen, Okie Lee Shrewsbury. O FFICERS KATHRYN BRYSON Prcxident MARIANNA STOKER Vice-President BOBBIE SMITH Secretary DAYTON LILLY Trcamrcr DELORES PEREZ Hirlorian MISS MARGORIE MARPLE Sporuar MR. RALPH CUNNINGI-IAM Sponmr MR. C. M. YOUNG Sponsor First Row, Left to Right: Mary Parker, Bonnie Robertson, Kyra Ellison, Nuala Fourney, Shirley Evans, Phylliss Cassell, Joan Hawkins, Jane McCor- mick. Second Row: Ralph Cun- ningham, Kathryn Bryson, Bob- bie Smrih, Dayton Lilly, Mar- jorie Marple. Third Row: Gayle Hughes, Mary Jane Otey, Arden Langdon, Louise Gunter, Betty Hartley, Tom- mie Williams, Geraldine Smith, Patricia Shamblen, Bil- lie Thompson, Paul Malenick, Fourth Row: Charlotte Coult- hard, Arlancl David Dix. Ellen Faley, Jack Patton, Frances Pettry, Joan Johnson, Peggy Standifur. Members not pic' tured: Waughilla Bucy, Naomi Conley, Joanne Dobbins, Mar- garet Honaker, Donna Hum- phreys, Nancy Lawrence, Dot- tie Mace, Carolyn O'Dell, Do- lores Perez, Marianna Stoker, Wanda Sigmon, Joyce Stover, Joan Wiley. Future T eeleloem 0 America OFFICERS DELORES PEREZ Pretidenl VICTOR FOTI Vice-President ROSE VARALLI Secvctary JOSEPH DERENGE Trvaxurcr DICK CAMPOLIO Student Chaplain MISS TERESA ANDERSON Spuruor FATHER WEBB AND FATHER McBENNETT Rev. Chaplainx Lefc to right: Robert Pove- romo, Elizabeth Cassett, Mary Ann Miller, Eleanor Sue Kody, Nuala Fourney, Victor Foti. Delores Perez, Teresa Anderson, Nancy jo Varalli, Maria janez, Louis Tripodi, Thurman Bowling. Members not pictured: Dick Campolio, Harry Singley, Eileen Paslci- vics, Eva Calabrese, Joseph De- renge, Tony Honosky, Cather- ine janez, Maria janet. Bill Morgan, Leo Morgan, Thomas Burns, Domenick Nigro, Mario Poletti, Bill Pugh, Eileen Ryan, Josephine Sibolcl, Jim Studniatz, Rose Varalli, Ma- rian Vecellio. Left to Right: Paul Malenick, Joe Derenge, Dr. Shrewsbury, Bonnie Robertson. George Hess, Stanley Woolwinc. ewman Club Debate Council Language and Lite am e lub . , . . . - ' -'-' 2 1 - ::.I'2:I. .. . , N - x 1 i rc -seams E Home conomicf Club , - :W ZNTQZQT 1 M - -M -1-a- H Q qfmev a-were-5355 a n is-wafiiaaee it sf 3 get za ss ESE OFFICERS I'IARVEY BURNS Prifsidmzi Barry' FORD Vice President lVl'AR'1'HA E. Coox Stfretzzry- Trcamrm' D R. ROBERTSON S jronsor DR. SHREVVSBURY Sponsor MR. TIGHE Sponsor DR. Sl-lOT'I' Sponxor Left to right: Howard Davis, Carol Brenda Smith, Betty Ford, Charlotte Coulthard, Okie Lee Shrewsbury. Not Pic- tured: Nancy Cook, Joyce Stover, Vaneta Maynard, Shir- ley Moodespaugh, Kyra Elli- son, Iris Maddy, Carol Arthur, Barbara Waddell, Beatrice Howerton. OFFICERS MARTHA SURFACE Prcrirlent KAREN SMITH Vice-President BARBARA WALLACE Secrelary .NORENE WALLACE Trzarwrcr JUDY SIMPSON Reporter First row, left to right: Gloria Calfee, Bonnie Robertson, Lou Ann Mcclung, Sandra Bailey. Second row: Margaret Rook- stool, Barbara Wallace, No- renc Wallace, Miss Mildred Dransfield, Martha Surface, Catherine Huddleston. Third row: Addie McCoy, Betty Puckett, Patricia Shamblin, Ora Anderson, Margaret Sar- ver, Ruth Thomas, Dora Scara- Eno, Elizabeth Oliver, Lois Ann McClung, Carol Kellman. Members not pictured: Virginia Boninsegna, Bernice Bias, Peggy Pennington, Betsy Baley, Dana Clark, Polly Mae Hurst, Ester Coleman, Annette Car- ter, Janet Bailey, Jean Arnett, Wilma Southarcl, Patricia Carey, Betty Puckett, Margie Adams, Marilyn Lackey, June Farley, Judy Simpson, Karen Smith, Marjorie Harbert. First row, left to right: Mary Parker, Mary Catherine Wals leer, Carol Kellman, Sue Wil- son, Sonya Markowitz. Second row: Carolyn O'Dell, Susie Boone, Martha Surface, Mar- tha Hindman, Judy Simpson, Lillian Babolis, Nancy Kirby. First row, left to right: Phyllis Chaffin, Shirley Evans, Betty Ford, Charlotte Coulthard. Sec- ond row: Lacy Bellamy, Roger Anthony, Karen Smith, Carol Brenda Smith, Jim Bailey, Bill Newsome. I Mel Pole Dancer! s 5 5 Zi Ii 5 l. Ex l 2 l l i J Freshman Guides EU GENE VVINZENRITH President Cn Front rovvhlcft to right: Bill Landreth, Jim Saltz, Dominic Manta, Jim Hrones, Jerry Richards, Glen Fleeman, jim Srudxniarz, Wallace Jones, Back Row: Bernard Gunter, Robert Harvey, George Haskel, Wayne Haga, Paul Bonner, John Walker, Dick Patterson, Fred Godin, Dick Fanning. Members not pictured: Kenneth Elmore, Benny Grim, Anis Makarcn, Arthur Nlangus, George McKclvic, Charles Onlcs, Eugene Wil1zeni'irh. OFFICERS EUGENE vVXNZENRI'l'l-I ....... Ib-fritiwrl Ams MAKARIEN ..... ...... I fir: Pr-esidefzt KENNET1-I ELMORE .. ...... Secretary-Tfwzslzrcr JIM MANGU-S ......... .... C 0fI'6'.l'fJ0lZdiIlg' Secretary WILLIAM RomsR'rsoN ................. Sponsar RALPH lfLINGl5NSMl'l'II .... Sponxor PURPOSE: Blue Key National Honor Fraternity was re-organized at Concord in the spring of 1956, after having been inactive here for two years, It is a national honor fraternity with approximately one hundred chapters throughout the United States. Menibers are chosen on the basis of academic achievement and leadership ability. Blue Key men are not expected to be just good studentsg they are expected to be well-balanced college men who are active in many phases of college life. The motto of Blue Key is Serving I Live , which may be interpreted to mean, I express my own life and character in what I am able to accomplish for my fellow men. After re-organization, the local chapter membership was too small for active participation on the campus, but, with the 1957 membership at twenty-four, the chapter plans to make Blue Key once again an organization active in its devotion to service to the college and community and to the enrichment of college life. l 4 Left to right: Kyra Ellison, Carol Brenda Smith, Mary jane Otey, Okie Lee Shrewsbury, Lou Ann McClung, Bonnie Robertson, Harrier Khatib, Betty Ford, Marjorie Marple, Nancy Yeager. Martha Surface, Charlotte Coult- hard, Irma Caton. Members not pictured: Delores Perez, Barbara Waddell, Mary Blankenship, Harriet Maxey, Maleta Guthrie, Nancy Lewey Bratton, Kathryn Bryson, Judy Simpson, Rita Anderson, Bobbie Smith. MARY JANE OTEY .... OKIE LEE Sl-IREWSBURY DEl.oREs PEREZ ....... CAROL BRENM Smrru . Miss MARJORIE MARPLE .. Miss IRMA CATON .... . MRS. RosE LEE REEU .. OFFICERS ' . . . . .President . . .Ifice-Pmxiduzzt . . . . .Scrrciary . . . . Treasurer . . .S ponsor . . .Sponsor ...Sjmmor PURPOSE: Cardinal Key is a national honor sorority for junior and senior women having a B average and holding a major oflice in a campus organization. The aims of Cardinal Key are: to enable women students in American colleges and universities to recognize achievement in scholarship and extra-curricular activi- tiesg to advance religion, patriotism and service by affording training for leadership in the college communityg to develop character by application of the Cardinal virtues to living. lylembers pledge to employ the four Cardinal virtues in every phase of their lives when they accept the Cardinal Key motto: Prudence, Justice, Temperance, Fortitudeg l observe them faithfully, that my service may be genuine, my life com- plete. The Concord Chapter of Cardinal Key was founded in 1938. MARY JANE OTEY President V Q vlllll s if 317 1 s .a, Ir ' 5 2 First Row, left to right: Gerry Smith, Susie Boone, Anita Kay Maynard, Ruby Withrow, Virginia Sebastian, Carol Hurley. Second row: Violet Meade, Windy Humphreys, Alta Hughes, Fat Ramagc, Bobbie Cole, Dottie Mace. OFFICERS RUBY VVITHROVV .... ..... S wlior Clzairman SUSIE BOONE .... ..... . lunior Clmirman MISS MEADE ..... Sponsor PURPOSE: This year for the first time, the Women's Athletic Association has selected a May Day Commission composed -of 11 girls Q2 seniors, 3 juniors, 3 sophomores, and 3 freshmenj. In the hands of this commission lies the whole success of the college's annual May Day festivities. This commission is selected -on the basis of leadership, integrity, dependability and worthiness. It is the hopes of the W.A.A. that in future years the privilege of serving on this May Day Commissionnwill he held as one of the most cherished achievements in a college girl's career. i Ma SD y Commission ,,.---.- ,,.,, , . . . me Est Xiu ss hs me , W3 sf a z-25,5 M if- H msn N f CHA1u,o'rrE C0UI.T1-man PAUL BONNER I'IARRIE'1' MAXEY , ' ' DICK FANNINO - 1 gi A J i i CAROL BRENDA SMITH BONNIE ROBERTSON NANCY YEAGER Lou ANN MCCLUNG in a H -QF W' ...M Q ,S fit: , atm H Magee -E ,W llgifiimes mrngiij mmm ei W ggxzt -X :S -we Q H ee: We B New ,mt ,niggas Qs Jsgmnmx kiwi mzzgg E El! s -m mg' was 5 E Wm gsm -5-:-: as Mag. :Q-:-5-, sgarlin -NSS ng? in if ti E Awami- 3551-5 -Q Sf ii H Q QQ-H L it me H . 5 ,N Wfir will f- :ma Q m Ts 12, 52-5 Q r ...N :a:.. :.:.- g,,4q:::-3 gg . W W . W 4 M ,.. 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The qualifications considered in nomination for this award are scholarshipg participation and leadership in academic and extra-curri- cular activitiesg citizenship and service to the schoolg and promise of In order to he considered for VVl1O'S VV1-10 AIVIONG S'l.'UDEN'1'S I 1 2 3, ' 1 7 future usefulness. In 1956-57 eighteen Concord students were accepted for VVHO'S VVHO. 79 ss: sa as EE asf? Q sarees mai -E aa mfg :Et K is l 13221 -sits 1 a 5 ' am? .Bryan 5 said Y E 1 3 evra iaaasgaagl W W Aw t E ew Ez -we B es- -awa- ez as za W-vi ,Z is saw is X rf -. IE' -a ofa na we-is SL iii as gigs s OFFICERS NANCY BRATTON Prerizlenl OKIE LEE SHREWSBURY Vice-President MALETA GUTHRIE Secretary BARBARA M, WADDELL Trcamrer HARRIET KHATIB Hixtorian Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary education fra- ternity composed of jun- iors and Seniors who have maintained a high scholastic average in their college work which must include at least six hours of education courses for juniors and twelve C122 hours for Seniors. Members pictured: Front Row. Left to Right: Bonnie Robert- son, Mr. Ralph Cunningham. Okie Lee Shrewsbury, Nancy Bratton, Barbara Waddell, Miss Marjorie Marple, Kyra Ann Ellison. Second Row: Delores Perez, Mary ,lane Otey, Naoma Workman, Patty Stovall, Marv Blankenship, Betty Ford, Joyce O'Neill, Joyce Stover, Eliza beth Bailey, Carol Brenda Smith, Not Pictured: Kathryn Bryson, Harriet Maxey, Maleta Guthrie, Harrier Katib, john Billips, Bobbie Parker, Bobbie Smith. OFFICERS HARRIET MAXEY President MARJORIE HARBERT Fin! Vice-President MALETTA GUTHRIE Second Vice-Prrriderxt LOU ANN MCCLUNG Secretary MARTHA SURFACE Corresponding Secretary BONNIE L. ROBERTSON Trearurcr ANN BREWSTER Keeper of Archives Kappa Omicron Phi is a national Home Eco- nomics Honorary frater- nity which has as its members Sophomores, juniors, or Seniors who maintain an over-all B average, who show qual- ities of leadership, and who are members of the Home Economics Club. The purpose of this or- ganization is to further the best interests of home economics in college. Left to right: Bonnie Robert- son, Lou Ann McClung, Mil- dred Dransfield, Manha Sur- face, Sandra Bailey, Barbara Wallace, Margaret Sarver, Ruth Thomas. Members not pictured: Harriet Maxey, Mar- jorie Harbert. Malena Guthrie. Ann Brewster, Judy' Slmpsfm- June Farley, Annette Carter. OFFICERS SHIRLEY EVANS President N AOMA WORKMAN Vice-President NANCY HUNT Secretary MARY BLANKENSHIP Trearurer MARTHA SURFACE Parliamentariun ELIZABETH BAILEY Reporzer MISS HELVEY AND MRS. FANNING S ponmrx MEMBERS Front row, left to right: Naoma Workman, Mrs. Fanning, Jackie Pignato, Shirley Evans, Linda Soto, Sue Campbell, Dora Scaraiino. Back row: Miss Helvey, Nancy Hunt, Carolyn Shrat, Patsy Jervis, Margaret Whin, Nlartha Surface. Not pictured: Elizabeth Bailey, ,lanet Bailey, Mary Blanken- ship, Kathryn Bryson, Dora Deskins, Catherine Janez, Lois McClung, Frances Pettry, Nu- rene Wallace. Alpha Beta Alpha, the Na- tional Undergradunte Library Science Fraternity, with chap- ters at colleges and universi- ties in all sections of' the United States, was established May 3, 1950. With the motto, Books, People, Service, Life , the purpose is to en- courage young men and women to become librariansg to pro- mote fellowshipg and to further the professional knowledge of its members. OFFICERS GILBERT BAILEY President MILTON CUSHMAN Chapter Secrelary Members, left to right: Fred Rogers, Ronnie Atkinson, Paul Chrysikos, Charlotte Coulthard, Tennis Hatfield, Harry Crow- ell, Gilbert Bailey, Otto Dahlke, M. S. Cushman, George Moore, Robert Bald- win, Roberr Harvey. Members not pictured: Boyce Guinm, David Kirby, Thomas Hill. Pi Gamma Mu is the Na- tional Social Science Honor Society. Its purpose is to ex- change higher scholarship in the social sciences and to develop citizenship and service on the behalf of members and man- kind. Any person who has at least twenty semester hours credit in social science with an average grade therein of not less than B , and who has had no academic failures in any subject whatsoever is eligible for membership in Pi Gamma Mu. AQJlJa Beta AQJl1a P' Gamma Mu Mu Ahplaa Theta Kappa ' 82 OFFICERS RICHARD PATTERSON President BASHIR KHATIB Vice-President NANCY YEAGER Secretary DICK CAMPOLIO Treafurer MR, HAWEY WELLS Sponfor IVIEIVIBE-RS First row, left to right: Gerald Ellison, Anis lklakaram, Mary Margaret Lonker, Phyllis Fleshman, Nancy Yeager, Mr. Wells, Helen Diehl, Betty Vance, Delma Parker, Garnett Jarrell, Dick Campolio. Second row: Dominic Menta, Edward Roberts, Bashir Khatib, Bill Newsome, Marvin Kaplin, Sherrill Stewart, Charles Cat- ter, Odell Sargent, Dick Pac- terson. Not pictured: D. K. Cales, Tommy Hellems, Fred Godin. J. T. Davidson, Phyllis Dixon, Betty Moore, Fay Rothlisberger, Jim Bartman, Ed Roberts, Doncia NVeaner, Dudly Compton, Jimmy Bai- ley, Janet Lester, Gene Com- stock, Charles L. Smith, Jr. The Mu Alpha Theta Medi' cal Fraternity was established on the campus of Concord Col- lege in 1950. This organiza- tion is a Pre-Medical Arts so- ciety whose goals are to pro- mote general interest in medical science within the group. Membership is open to all Concord sutdents in pre- med, pre-dentistry, pre-nurs- ing, pre-phammacy, and pre- medical technician. At the present. definite plans are being made to petition for national membership. OFFICERS BETTY J. JOHNSTON President GARY DIVECCHIA Vice-President RACHEL I-IENRICKS Secrrlrxry JOHN I-IOUCHINS Treasurer CLARK LILLY Parliamenrariuu HAROLD KELLISON Historian MEMBERS First row, left to right: Nancy Lewey Bratton, Mr. Butcher, Betty Joyce Johnston, Mr. Caste, Jo Anne Lewey. Second row: Karen Smith, Charles Lovelady, Judy Simpson, Clark Lilly, Sr., Beggy Bonner, Not pictured: Harlan Elmo Brown, Gary Loria Divecchia, Rachel Henrichs, John I-louchins, Joan Johnson, Harold Lloyd Kelli- son, Sonya Markowitz, Leland Sutherland. Kappa Pi is a national hon- orary Greek-letter Art Frater- nity. 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OFFICERS 'gfl-,gg ' Lou ANN MCCLUNG ........... Pruidmz , Quan. ' JANET BACKUS .....,...... Vfff-Pmiamf . xg'-,' ', HELEN DIEHL ......... Retording Secretary If 'fi :IJ I NAOMA WORKMAN Cdrresponding Secretary li I' rl, MARY JANE OTEY ............ Treasurer -' 'Q I MRS, HARRY FINKLEMAN ...... spam, 5 , 1' f I MRS. JAMES PARKS .............. spamf j f MRS. KENNETH GLEASON ...,.. spomf I X ,F 1- X Miss VIOLET MAE, MEADE ...... spvmf Z ff-'if' . 4 - - I 41?-we Q, - N 4-,,E,YA v9 ' Lou ANN MCCLUNQ -X Prrsidmzf Alpha Si ma Alpha S E 1 E mn :ms E E Zxlmxx xx use New za Supl E rm me-E H H E E man gm Wx-x me mam x E-ll 1 figs EEK E sm, is MRS. JAMES PARKS H MRS. KENNETH GLEASON PLEDGES r msn -rm xx E z-' AM '. ' - -s-men, EH. . mlm f -N . EEL S-,,Egx:QEmE,, Em m..,Q,.,.A. I Span EQ --we . irwwgm SSE-M EES :wwe Summa-sr -E H H K E S - gm, E EE M-E f E -H ..,, We exe sun r w ,X . M... 21 - wr- nil gr S 1 N rx - E E-' .Xl Eve SqE.SES wi- -:' 7 5Sgf,.lanE 5iSi'7Vl:,-.:'Bd- ES. SEE EEE M wwe E FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Bnrnctte, Lorene Hall, Fay Sparks, Joyce Burton, Kay Allen, Kay Maynard. BACK ROW: Phyllis VValker, Carol Arthur, Billy jean VValters, Geraldine Smith, Vanetta Maynard, Louise Gunter, Iris Maddy, Phyllis Fleshman, Betty Vance, S Sm r rn 1 E :rn Hurley. 4 E E H N - ri .A KX .. H-:S ., ,, - Sei? S - fs H 5 fm-rm, ., M M., HQQEH . W - E E Y E .., X, me E K1-as -if me was S eye E xx- xx - K1 I 87 QS my r Sandra Graham, Carol A SSX m ' H ram Em k E B . S me Sr E S1 wi We S S5 K S E K :gi mm EEE . M E mmm an 5 FIRST Row, LEFT T0 Rxclfrrz Arden Langdon, Presidentg Rita Banmgartner, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Lewey Bratton, Recording Secretaryg Betty Frogale, Treasurerg Ellen Faley, Corresponding Sec- retaryg Miss Hunter, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mary Sue VVilkins, jo Anne Lewey, Maudetta Mounts, Thelma Richmond, Libby Hight, Shirley Reed, Gloria Adair, Betty Payne. Qi? S 0 A ffm i 1, , ARDEN LANGDON W fa' President I e . .iff ge Qxc. l Alpha Si ma Tau MISS MILDRED E DRANSFIELD MISS MAE R. HUNT ER PLEDGES Lum' 'ro RIGHT: Sue Green, Pat Wilkins, Dot Montgomery. NOT PICTURED: Betty Sue Hedrick 89 S FIRST Row, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Elizabeth Lawrence, Susie Boone, Nancy Lawrence, Betty Buchanan, Betty Jo Bailey, Mary Blankenship, Ann Campbell, Miss Holland, SECOND ROW: VVz1nda McMil- lion, Bonnie Shumate, Dottie Mace, Bobby Smith, Mary Helen Richardson, Kathryn Ann Bryson, VVilma McMillion. OFFICERS BONNIE SHUMATE ............. President First Semntcr President . NX NANCY LAWRENCE .,.......... Preffrlcnt -' ' Second' Semester Pruidrnt SUSIE BOONE .............. Viflepfflillfllf Y fig' I ,' 1- 3 MARY HELEN RICHARDSON ..Cor. Src. .Yjf ' g , KATHRYN ANN BRYSON ..Rmff1f,.g sec. K U: Ynl ' '-,.5, ul- BETTY BUCHANAN ............ Tmuurer ,-7 4 ,A ', , l 2 V ':-?-If, I o I 1' I H 4 ,Q BONNIE SHUMATE TOFTE, . L R' President S.-:Q . elm Zeta api, , y MISS ORA PETERS Mia-I MRS. THOMAS LOVVERY PLED GES F1Rs'1' Row, LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Juliet VValker, Susie Boone, pledge trainer, Mary Margaret Lonker. SECOND Row: Jo Anna Miller, Gail Hall, Patty Sue Peery, Barbara Pruett, Virginia Boninsegna, Patti Blankenship. No'rP1c'mmzn: Joyce Ann I-Iill. ,Jeff x 'V R K M J 12:3 91 l FRONT Row, LEFT TO Rim-IT: Mrs. Toothman, Margaret Honaker, Carol Brenda Smith, Lou Yoak, Dana Kee Barbery, Jane Goode, Nancy Yeager, Emily McNiel, Sandra Bailey, Martha Hindman, Mrs. Carter. SECOND ROW: Barbara Harris, VVilma VVinfrey, Eileen Ryan, Bobbie Cole, Rose Ann Ellis, Patricia VVooten, Tonia Harrison, Karen Smith, Betty Otey, Judy Simpson, Joyce O'Neil, Betty Lawrence, Mary Jane Shockey, Nancy Carter, Martha Evans, Connie Martin. THIRD Row: Lillian Babalis, Patty Ellis, Phyllis Chaf'l'in, Carol Newman, Diane Crowell, Micki Newman, Jodie Keatley, Faye Nunn, Gayle VVathall, Sandra Covey, Martha Cook, Carol Goodman, Peggy Bonner, Patty Johnston, Jackie McCourt, Anita Malenick. OFFICERS MARGARET HONAKER ......... Prciidcnr , .. ' A X CAROL BRENDA SMITH .... lfrcapmfflm : M. ff LOU YOAK ............ Recording Secretary A A , JANE GOODE ....... c.,mp.m.1fng smfmfy , , V ggi, DANA KEE BARBERY .....,.... Tmumcr , .A Af AX ' Mas. TOOTHMAN .... spomm ii i. -ca, I, NRS. CARTER ..... spmuf , W C ' MARGARET HONAKER President Sigma Si ma Si ma -mn ww Missa mgrg: me-. ga-mvxmgmm gsm ming, :ss ms- mn miami E mugs MRS. WILMA TOOTHMAN Q X2 ss a N 5 E I A E H mmm 'IH m ans K. ml. mms me MRS. SONJA CARTER PLEDGES X LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Berneice Bias, Patty Burgess, Shirley Moodespaugh, Patty Ramage, Martha Surface 93 -leon Heaton, B011 Lipforil, jim Grim, Ray Sewell, Gary DiVeCCl1i:1, john llnnfielcl, Paul Cnnper, VVZIXIIC llzlgu, Pfllll Bonner, Russ Jeffries, Ken Surlier, Ken Elmore, Nvilliw Elmore, Kenny Mi'- Keehan, Dick Bailey, Lune Fowler, jnhn Stevenson, Ronnie Reflden, Troy Parnell, 'l'nnnn5 Tlminpmn, Curl Robinson, David Fowler, Nick Thnmpsoil, Tony Testinn, .lim Rugel-5, lidclic XV:igner, Davis Kc-lniecly, johnny Shumme, Bill Foster, C. Frank VVright, Bill Reusnr, Fred Sisk, Tony llonosky, john Houchins, Dick VVl1ite, jim Studnizirz, Phil Jeffries, Calvin Belcher. OFFICTZRS ROSS ,IEFFRIES ....,............ Imffiilmz PAUL BONNER .,,. . . . l' i'i' 1'-l'n'1iJrrlf JIM STUDNIARZ ,,... ........ S zcri ' Any FRED SISK .,....... C4 lrri ' sp zfrii Img Se i'r.' mry KENNETH ELMORE .... , . .... Tre .ivii n'r ROSS C'O'l'TON jEl3'FRIliS 1 ' 4, - A 4 e 4' ' , i AAA Q -. 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TI-IIRD ROW: Dayton Lilly, jim Smith, Ronald jones, Shelton Sanger, jim Bartram, Clarence Henderson, Jack McGuire, Bill Pugh. yr E OFFICERS ELBERT PATTON ............... Prtxidcflt , L., . .X LACY BELLAMY ............ Vice-Prexidenl I JIM HRONES ........... Recording Secretary BILL ENGLES ....... Corresponding Secretary SPONSORS F , DR, GUMM MR. FINKLEMAN ' MR. MCKINNEY K Z K ' ELBERT PATTON Pravidmzl Q f f .- I - V CBN . is .f 1- N-7,6 in X. I - 7, 14 ' n '-' s 1 l V. f x 1' T: lv-'Z1F':. N Q ,-,1,,- -Z1-'-,x G3: -- -'.,-,Q ' 'rzigf ' Tai-'f j i'IiI',':' .ga ffl! ' J-'rl-- 5ifff5' gn Y,-t,,.1 wg . -8 . , 1' Q - -I K A-.-sfsff-'f.g, A : 1-ld ff? ' ll if gtf ifyi .'-, 7-Q:T'9.1::f, .:,,,..g-f , Kappa Sigma Kappa , W e . - L s5: :5: EI: 1' :F ' ' 2: 5: :-: mu .:.:, .:. L: z.: Ygq 'g' ,. 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'if - A2 '-Half, :ii ' ' i n a-',.- J-ff' N :,.,,,: N ,M , ,:.: 3 .2:,. - FIRST Row: David Hamilton, C Tommy Hatfield, Harold Jude, Robinson, Tony Tipane, james Eugene Lockhart, Vernon Short, 4 PLED GES 'harles Meadows, Ralph Haluski, Edward Roberts, Marvin Hilman, Don Hopkins, James McClure. SECOND ROW: Prepmaster, Charles Deal, Harry Singley, Billy Landreth, Bill Raskey, jack Standifur, Don Miller, Franklin jones. No'rP1crUksn: Sam Clark, Bob Dough- ton, jack McCoy. M Q. 97 use on Q FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Stoutamyer, Robert Lepley, Buddy VVyatt, Thurman Bowling, jack Duncan, Angelo VVenzel, Tom Moses. SECOND Row: Bob VVarrcn, Leo Morgan, Danny Sim- mons, Clyde Burnett, Bob jack, Bill Ward, Ralph Kiser, Jarvy Spry, Freeman Brock, Keith Marsh- all, Fred Case, Richard Linkenhoker, Charles VVz1ddell, Gene Comstock, George Keatley. Tl-HRD Row: Richard Bishop, Arthur Flynn, joe Lamoureux, Anis Makarem, Fred Dowdy. OFFICERS l THLJRMAN BOWLING .......... 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Gleason, VV:1yne Chambers, Bob Little, Johnny '1'urnur, James Bryson, Rodney Davis, Vic Foti, Marty Dowtly, VVnlly Luther, lfred VVilli:1ms, Fred Fleshman, Mr. Cook. SECOND ROW: George MCKelvic-, john Walker, Bill Lackey, Harvey Burns, jim Russel, Cecil Smith. THIRD AND FOURTH Rows: John Bostic, Dominick Nigro, Bill Morgan, A. J. Maynard, Terry Lester, VVayne Klaum, Tom Hawkins, Bill Bowden, Jim Zorio, VVendell Hzirless, Bill Hen- derson, Bob Suthcrlzxncl, Ronnie Bromley, Don Bowling, jim Lehrer, Bob Price, Benny Grim, Archie Taylor, jack Tilwbs, Jim Bailey, Gary Fleming, Kelly Deal, Charles Baker, Charles Lnmlwrt, Steve Malenick, Dick Fanning, joe Sinicrope. N X 0 lf FICICRS A GEORGE NICKELVIE .,.,.......... Prexirlfnl fx' Q , V JOHN WALKER ,..i'.fg-fffmd.-,li ,GV ' ,- JIM RUSSELL ....., ...,.. 7 'fwiufff ' M -,-'gi X HARVEY BURNS .....,...,,... .sfmmy f ' '- ' I N I - 'LC CECIL H. SMITH .,.. c'..mp.,,.i1.,.g swam ,, L Wk 'L' .QXVW MR. 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Their first loss was handed to them by Emory and Henry, 27 to o, on the VVasp's own field. For their first home game, the Mountain Lions were downed by Salem College, I9 to 13. Again taking to the road, the Mountain Lions traveled to Beckley to meet West Virginia Tech, returning with a 35 to o defeat. Back home again with hopes for their First win, Concord met Glenville but dropped their fourth game 27 to o. Suffering a o and 4. record, the Mountain Lions traveled to Fairmont, only to drop another hard loser, 28 to o. Returning Yniiigaiae to miner: so , emm a 2 lg Q ik 104 Season home solely with hopes of a good performance for the homecoming fans, Con- cord found West Liberty too tough, and were downed 27 to o. Taking their second trip upstate, Concord lost their seventh game to Potomac State, 34 to 13. Depressed, but still looking for that Hrst win, the Mountain Lions met Sheppherd College, only to loose I9 to o, Journeying to Maryville, Tennessee for the final game of the season, the Mountain Lions only managed to come within driving distance, the Highlanders winning by a score of zo to 7. The season produced no wins and nine losses, some very promising Freshmen, an All Conference second string end, and the cry, VVait till next year . 105 Fourth Row: Richard Blackwell, joey Underwood, Mickey Neal, Donald Miller, VVilliam Rosk, james Talbert, Ed Yancey, Fifth Row: VVayne Klaum, Ronald Bromley, Larry Greer, John Ma- rushia, William Hedrick, Earl Arbaugh. Sixth Row: Head Coach Joseph Friedl, Raymond Stoutamyer, Romeo Williams, Charles Smith, Assistant Coach Clem Jamison. COACH JOE FRIEDL a e Two Concord passes intercepted and turned into two touchdowns, gave the Salem Tigers their victory in Concord's first home game. The Hnal score Concord 13, Salem 19. 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Calvin Belcher . Clifford Cook . Phil Jefferies .. Charlie Lambert .. Ken Face Mace . Bob Musser, Jim Rogers, Calvin Belcher, Jim Smit h, Stan Pol BASKETBALL TEAM Forward Center Forward .Guard ..........,...FOTWdTd Charlie Webb . Bob Musser Stan Pollock . im Rogers . Jim Smith . . . Don Warden- ...... . . .Center 107 lock Forward ' . .Forward . .Guard . .Guard . .Guard Bmketlm ll Summm' Coach Buck Jamison came to Concord this year from South Charleston, where he had coached winning teams and outstanding players for six years. He started his collegiate education at Davis and Elkins and completed it at Marshall College. Mr. Jamison says he is pleased with his job here and anticipates a brighter basketball future. He lives at the boys' dormitory, with his family, where he serves as di- rector. MUSSCI Jumps against Killingsworth of Beckley College. The first night of the 1956-57 basketball season looked rather promising for Concord as the Lions squeezed out a 90-88 victory over the spirited Davis and Elkins five. But soon afterwards they came up against W. Va. Tech, the highest scoring team in the nation, and met with an astounding defeat of 140-91. From here on out Concord saw very few wins. In the tournament Concord met the powerful Tech Bears in the opening game. Tech won by a score of 115-76. The team did not make a very good showing in terms of victories. However, as Coach Jamison says, athletics cannot be measured in terms of victories and classes. Mr, Jamison said that he realized when he came here that he was taking over a ball club rl nt lacked experience as a unit. Yet he feels that the team has given a good account of themselves and that the impr-ovement they have shown gives him reason to forecast a brighter future. Rogers dribhles down court. Ieft to Right Phil jefleries hen Mace l7OllhA'll'dCll Charles Lambert. Not pictured: Charles VVebh and Martin Dowdy. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Concord College Concord College. Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College. Concord College Concord College Concord College. Concord College. 103g Tusculum ....... Davis and Elkins Morris Harvey .. W. Va. Tech Emory and Henry Alderson-Broaddus Alderson-Broaddus Salem .......... Morris Harvey .. Davis and Elkins . Glenville ........ Fairmont .... . . Beckley ......... Emory and Henry Glenville ........ Fairmont ........ W. Va. Tech .... Beckley ..... Salem ........ WVIAC TOURNAMENT Concord College. 76g W. Va. Tech .... Bafeba ll BASEBALL TEAM First Row, Left to Right: jones, Parker, Bryson, Krall, DeVecchia, Asbury, Wiley, McKelvie, Burnette, Kyle, coach. . SECOND ROW: Dowdy, Eaton, Mikush, Thompson, VViley, VVright, Simons, Lambert, Buckland. BASEBALL SCHEDULE, 1956 BASEBALL SCHEDULE, 1957 Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College Concord College. . 4 0 10 6 4 4 10 10 15 7 8 3 Marshall ....... '. 6 Emory and Henry f2Hl 1 Emory and Henry f2Hl 12 Marshall fAj ........ 7 Potomac State fZAl .. 3 Potomac State f2Aj ..10 Morris Harvey f2Aj .16 Morris Harvey QZAJ .. 2 Glenville ....... 11 W. Va. Tech fAj .... 4 Fairmont fAj ........ 5 Glenville fAl . . . . . . . 4 110 Mar. 26.Blue1ield College .... Bluefield, Virginia Mar. 29.Lincoln-Memorial Uni., Harrogate, Tenn. Mar. 30.Lincoln-Memorial Uni? Harrogate, Tenn. Apr. 4. .Lynchburg College . . .lc-.aLynchhurg, Va. Apr. 6. .Emory and Henry College . .Emory, Va. Apr. 9, .Marshall College . .I-Iuntington, Va. Apr. 13 .Ferrum College . . . L f ...... , 1 .Home Apr. 16.Bluefielcl College .... ' ......... '. 2Home Apr. 24.Pilceville College . . ........... :Home Apr. 27 .Potomac State .......... Keyser, W.Va, Apr. 30.West Virginia Tech ............ Home May 2. .Morris Harvey Col., Charleston, W. Va. May 4. Glenville College ............... Home May 8. W. Va. Tech .... Montgomery, W. Va. May 10.W. Va. Wesleyan . .Buclchannon, W. Va. May 11.Glenville College .... Glenville, W. Va. May -15.Morris Harvey College .......... Home Concord is fortunate in having one of the best track set-ups in the state. This year, track activi- ties began on March 18, but, since the track and field facilities were incomplete, no competition with other schools was scheduled. However, the Physical Education Department sponsored an intra-college meet in April. This event was patterned after the regular WVIAC meet and was opened to all men of the college. Wiliners of this local meet represented Concord at the annual WVIAC track meet at Oglebay Park on May 13 and 14. The athletic directors are very optimistic about Concordis track future. They feel that, with our excellent facilities and with a lot of support, Con- cord's track program will soon be operating on a competitive level. On your mark, get set, go! ,M K .........w..4..A... .... .. iffwzck eieeiiss -1-M5222 ' .H ME , A miie H:-in W 75932759 time qi, ixrsgargi, .M .w. .3 -gig -Mm 5 A N at HZ.. 1, in ,Xu K ,.. 4 . .,,.- L' W L .ls-i n-L55 is-as L -lf. it - s Ms we Qmiaiexgsl SQf5'2i,.13Q'xf',,e3i2'2Qi. : rwxiiig Fgrs:LMf-origin-.Hell - -- n i :egg was agiaamauirm -M ur- irbt? m in E an First row, left to right: Mary jane Shockey, Miss Irma Caron, Addie McCoy, Tania Harrison, Bobby Ramsey. Second row: Char- lotte Rondinelli, Io Anne Bostwick, Virginia Sebastian, Gail Hall, Glada Humphreys, Ruby Withrow, Susie Boone, Catherine Hud- dlesron, Phyllis Dixon. Third row: Nuala Fourney, Molly Del..ancy, Phyllis Chaffin, Pat Ramage, Louise Gunter, Betty Hartley, Gerry Smith, Carol Hurley, Mary Katherine Walker, Sue Wilson, Alta Hughes, Joyce Burton. Fourth row: Suzanne Caperton, Beverly McClung, Bobbie Cole, Nancy Yeager, Billie Jean Walters, jean Arnott, Juanita Fletcher, Phyllis Walker. PRESIDENTCATHERINE HUDDLESTON VICE-PRESIDENTSUSIE BOONE SECRETARYGAIL HALL TREASURERGLADA HUMPHREYS INTRAMURAL MANAGERRUBY VVITHROVV HISTORIANMARY JANE SHOCKEY PUBLICITY MANAGERSLOUISE GUNTER and MARTHA JO HOGAN SPONSORSMISS CATON and MISS MEADE PURPOSE: The Women's Athletic Association is composed of 35 girls striv- ing to obtain a W. A. A. letter through various outdoor activities and sports. W -as Two ofthe most hardworking groups on campus are the majorettes and the cheerleaders. These girls put much work into the routines and cheers with- out which the ball games would be incomplete. The majorettes, who are unspon- sored, are selected on their twirling abilities. The cheerleaders, sponsored by Miss Irma Caron, are led by the very able Nancy Thompson. They are chosen by the student body. Left to right: Maisy' june Slmcliey, Carol Hurley, Peggy Bonner, Patty Ramage, jackie Kendall, Martha jo Hogan. fd , C Left to right: Nancy Thompson, Vivian Alvls, Tuma Harri son, Sandra Keesee, Phyllis C'hnH'in, janet Backus The Pep Club plans an important role in the Concord athletic program. It is the Pep Squad who is always on hand in the stadium, the gymnasium, and the grand stand to cheer the Mountain Lions on to victory or to keep up their spirits when defeated. Theirs is the responsibility to keep the school spirit high, which is very essential in sparking the initiative of the team. We are certain that the athletic department will join the yearbook stall in congratulat- ing the club on their splendid work and in urging them to so continue. Pep Club First Row, Left to Right: Maynard, Kyle, Futi. Second Row: Pnletti, McGuire, McKeel1nn, England. This year the Intramural program played a big part in cre- ating a competitive yet friendly atmosphere on campus, among both Greek and non-Greelc organizations. Under the supervi- ih sion of Mr. Robert Kyle and, with Vic Foti as this year,s Intra- if mural Manager, this program proved very successful. In review, the Sig Taus started off last fall by grabbing the touch football championship and followed that by winning the coveted first place in tennis singles. The Tri Delts then picked up the top spot in the handball ' singles and again in horseshoes singles. Nothing like Z1 four limbed guard on your trail Men? Intramurals Q, The lnilepenclent Men's Club battles it out with the men of the Phi Delta Pi in Il game of touch football. Not to be outdone, the Sig Taus bounced back to nab the giant volleyball championship and the ping pong singles. One of the most interesting contests of the Intramural Program, the swim meet, was talcen by two well matched teams. The Phi Delts and the Tri Delts fought hard to out do one another but the most they could do was settle for a tie. Our intramural program is not yet finished but as we go to press we know that this year's champion- ship will be eyed by all and that it will be a close race. At this time the Sig Taus lead the paclc with 540 points, closely followed by the Tri Delts with 495 points and the Vets with 440: The Phi Delts are fourth with 370 points while not far behind are the Kappa Sigs with 265 points and the Independent Men with 160. Men's intramural horseshoe game. Men's intramural volley ball. , MV, R ..,1t B Q s v I as ' TY - 1 ,LQHF :. .,.f .fl ,rt s :tx urs A mm me vw 4 H K ,r is M , M W M W M W E .f.. it-as s is gg-s:-s5,s-x'wi-':-- if-w:u.t.i,fsmLssx HM-sy:-:-M B.-xp vgiwgssm ,.,-uni si :-ea sg -'M fr as wr n.w.,.s :sims M T, X. 1. W . Xu. M D Q. as . - 2153- M E E ,i qs - gi , Z su -Fu 'SSE Left to Right: Phyllis Chaliin, Dorothy Montgomery, Tonia Harrison, Sue VVilson, Ora Anderson, Susie Boone, Ruby Withrow, Faye Sparks, Irma Caron, sponsor. A 3 y-97fixQExx 1 fl-.ru .,. 4 xy. i . Women if Intramurals A highly competitive atmosphere governed the Womei1's Intra- mural program this year as both Greek and non-Greek organiza- tions fought for the coveted intramural cup. Ruby Withrow served as intramural manager and Miss Caron was the faculty sponsor. Last fall the Tri Sigs toolc first place in tennis, both singles and doubles. The Alpha Sigs and Independents came in second and third, respectively, in both singles and doubles. Alpha Sigma Alpha took the ring tennis championship with Alpha Sigma Tau coming in for second place and the Freshmen coming in third. .B 55 :mums In pingpong-singles the Freshmen took the top spot. Sigma Sigma Sigma came in second with Delta Zetas taking third place. 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Nancy at the Civitan Bowl Game. , . nf: ,gi n 43 K' 7 .iv , Q gm Bi 1' 5' M N , Q? 5:21 iii Snow ueen v mi? 1 -'iff W um 47 swan -.sp-'r VFW: xp- Q ,- aM , Ez T5 W gf? - zg' i fifg W T H 5 H Q-ist' 2 W 'Q E, nkg S2 . 3 I i 0 iss u nn mcclnng Nancy Thompson, Lou Ann McClung, and Eileen Ryan :luring the crown- ing ceremony at the 1956 Christmas For- mal. Miss Lou Ann lVlcClung was chosen by popu- lar vote of the Women's Residence Hall to reign over the 1956 Christmas Formal. Lou Ann was crowned during intermission by Nancy Thompson, president of Women's Hall Council, with Eileen Ryan, the 1955 queen, as crown bearer. The Hall Council provided the pearl crown which is to be worn by each successive queen. V Lou Ann is from Smeoot, West Virginia and is a senior, with a major in home economics and a minor in speech. 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