Concord College - Pine Tree Yearbook (Athens, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1969 volume:

•}‘ i ' •? •• i VKlDor.-J 1 trif tc remember £W icaticM President JoMpk J. tflatek, Jr. We have seen him survey the campus . . . have seen the lights in his office burning late . . . have felt the impact of his work. We have heard him speak of Concord . . . have watched him bear her criticism . . . have heard him being criticized . . . have seen him smile . . . have watched the problems being overcome. We have sensed his pride in our insti¬ tution . . . have borrowed from him a sense of pride in her past, strength in her present, and promise in her future . . . have shared his love for Concord . . . have benefited from his dedication. We wish to take this opportunity to ex¬ press our thanks to that man for the things he has done for Concord . . . and for her students ... to wish Concord and her president a bright future ... to dedicate the ’69 PINE TREE to our presi¬ dent, Joseph F. Marsh, Jr. ccllege personnel ... 26 • • • 69 Pine Jree Contents m 72 4 ' Through the AhadcutA cjj that uhich uaA the beginning and bif teaif ctf u hat u itt be tomorrow 9 u alked . . . -v� - wa m I tftncttg the pitted itt duttdhitte, in dtteu , attef in the aiteatfd wiittq urittel.. . D J trusted tc learn a part ctf life. and pursued that ichich uaA tc make me happif. tnif hcur upon the Ataye. 13 Theif u ere alua i A cfflerihg uaifA and AomtimA 9 elicited. .. D farced IMj mind tc Sat) qeS token mi) conscience tokiSpered question. 15 heard the call tc cchtfcrtn . . . but listened tc tkcAe toko A aid Aeek fyd fihd toiAdw upheld jfreedW ' 17 uitk tkeAe- tke oneA ukc Aeat-ck and tke oneA u kc lead -9 continued tnif ualk. I ! i Ike land around me Sectioned and (or a (eu minute 9 pondered .. . tflij life refolded around feiendi and fellies. l « I ■i. ' «i J vjOUKt cmi ' j iv you Don ' t VO I L I OR, —m y mmy - OHECO G Q lit EN •m sam a SlluUrf Ml claMes and campaign . 22 a special Scptethe, a MciH(fin$ Acunq . . . Through rough or A nootk mg youth trameOf oh ... the Aa44ehihq. for. Joseph ). iftarJh, Jr. President c{[ the College . . . distinguished . . . competent . . . perceptive . . . imaginative . . . whimsical . . . altruistic . . . selfless . . . hospitable . . . co-operative . . . diplomatic . . . humble . . . eminent . . . progressive President Marsh is a native of West Virginia and came to Con¬ cord as her president in 1959. He received his A.B. degree in 1947 from Dartmouth, his M.P.A. from Harvard in 1949, and in 1968 his LL.D. from Davis and Elkins College. 28 | jl ii i J 1 U l 4 4 w I James Davidson, Dean of Faculty B.A., Yale M.A., George Washington Ph.D., Univ. of Chicago came to Concord in 1964 College foeatu Dale Geiger, Dean of Men B..A, University of Michigan M.A., Eastern Michigan Univ. came to Concord in 1964 Damaris Wilson, Dean of Women B.A., Rollins College M.A. Syracuse University came to Concord in 1952 ,1 29 tdtnihti tratcrJ Otto McKinney, Comptroller M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute came to Concord in 1950 Milton Edge, Registrar Ed.D.. Baylor University came to Concord in 1962 Therin Rogers, Business Manager M.A., Ohio State University came to Concord in 1947 Hobart Harvey, Assit, to Pres. B.S., Concord College came to Concord in 1965 Emery Smith, Jr., Assit. to Fac. Dean M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh came to Concord in 1953 Dorothy Bolton, Treasurer A.A., Concord College Thomas Buckey, Public Relations M.A., Pennsylvania State Univ. came to Concord in 1968 Not Pictured: Robert Kyle, Dir. of Athletics M.A., Ohio State Univ. came to Concord in 1948 Robert Rings, Economic Action M.S., Ohio University came to Concord in 1967 Paul Morgan, Upward Bound M.A., Marshall University came to Concord in 1962 William Estep, Alumni Rield Director B.S., Concord College Edward Lowe, Jr., Dir. Student Center M.S., West Virginia University Issac Mitchell, Educational Services M.Ed., Duke University came to Concord in 1961 Health and Physical education C. Baxter, 1941 (to Concord) Ira Blankenship, 1962 Assoc. Prof. Health and P.E. Assit. Prof. Health and P.E. M.A., Columbia University M.S., West Virginia Univ. Linda Butcher, 1969 Instructor in Health and P.E. M.S., West Virginia Univ. Joseph Friedl, 1948 Assoc. Prof, of Health and P.E. M.A., Univ. of Kentucky Social Science Roger Bailey, 1966 Instructor in Psychology M.A., West Virginia Univ. David Bard, 1966 Instructor in History M.A., Univ. of Connecticut Lorin Baumhover, 1967 Instructor in Sociology M.S., Colorado St. Univ. Sidney Beil, iyoo Assit. Prof, of History M.A., University of Wisconsin Thomas Laqueur, 1968 Instructor in History B.A., Swarthmore College Paul Messersmith, 1967 Instructor in Geography M.S., Marshall Univ. George Moore, 1952 Prof, of Political Science Ph.D., Univ. of Iowa Ronald Roblin, 1967 Assit. Prof, of Philosphy M.A., Univ. of Buffalo Robert Kyle, 1948 Assoc. Prof, of Health and P.E. M.A., Ohio State Univ. David Brown, 19661 Instructor in Social Sciences M.A., New York Univ. George Rose, 1967 Instructor in History M.A., Univ. of Tennessee Carey Parker, 1968 Instructor in Health and P.E. M.A., East Carolina Univ. Georgia Swan, 1960 Assit. Prof, of Health and P.E. M.Ed., Univ. of Arkansas Don Williams, 1959 Assit. Prof, of Health and P.E. M.S., West Virginia Univ. Virginia Dolan, 1964 Assit. Prof, of Social Sciences M.A., West Virginia Univ. Jack French, 1964 Assit. Prof, of Sociology M.A., West Virginia Univ. Bernard Kiernan, 1960 Prof, of Social Sciences Ph.D., American Univ. Warren Slocum, 1968 Instructor in Geography M.S., Pennsylvania State Univ. Edwin VanDeusen, 1968 Instructor in Political Science M.A., American Univ. of Beirut Richard Wimsatt, 1967 Assoc. Prof, of Psychology Ph.D., Univ. of Minnesota Science and Sictcgif Dana Evans, 1957 Assit. Prof, of Biology M.S., West Virginia Univ. KHuMc Leland Bland, 1968 Instructor in Music M.A. Northeast Missouri College Laurence Bayless, 1966 Assit. Prof, of Biology Ph.D., Tulane Univ. Elizabeth Blatt, 1967 Instructor in Biology A.M., Vassar College Karl Fezer, 1966 Prof, of Biology Ph.D., Cornell Univ. Neill Graham, 1968 Assit. Prof, of Physics B.S., Valdosta State College Elizabeth Cummings, 1964 Assit. Prof, of Music M.M., Cincinnati College of Music Kenneth Gleason, 1955 Assit. Prof, of Music M.A., Northeast Missouri College Jerry Blatt, 19 67 Prof, of Natural Sciences Ph.D., Univ. of So. California Willis Hill, 1958 Assit. Prof, of Physics M.S., West Virginia Univ. Edward Masters, 1968 Prof, of Music M.M., Catholic Univ. of America Poo ran Joshi, 1968 Assit. Prof, of Biology Ph.D., Delhi Univ. Winton Covey, 1968 Assoc. Prof, of Natural Sciences Ph.D., Texas Agricultural Univ. Ronald Rathbun, 1968 Assit. Prof, of Music M.M.E., Univ. of Indiana Louis Sacchini, 1967 Instructor in Music M.M., North Texas St. Univ. Edward Williams, 1957 Assoc. Prof, of Music M.A., George Peabody Colleg ' Robert Carlton, 1965 Assit. Prof, of Biology M.S., Univ. of Georgia Scot Morrow, 1968 Instructor in Biology M.S., St. Joseph’s College Carl Chapman, 1967 Assit. Prof, of Biology PhD., Univ. of New Hampshire William Wooddell, 1935 Prof, of Physical Science M.S., West Virginia Univ. Horace Bolen, 1943 Prof, of Physical Science M.A., West Virginia Univ. SuMmM and CccHOftticJ Cloyd Armbrister, 1942 Prof, of Business Ed.D., New York Univ. Herbert Bergstein, 1964 Assoc. Prof, of Business Ed.D., Northern Illinois Univ. Sonja Carter, 1956 Assit. Prof, of Business M.A., West Virginia University Margaret Edmunds, 1956 Assit. Prof, of Business M.A., Marshall Univ. Harry Finkelman, 1948 Prof, of Business M.A., Columbia Univ. Joyce Gatliff, 1954 Assit. Prof, of Business M.A., Univ. of Kentucky James McCormick, 1969 Instructor in Business M.B.A., Univ. of Tennessee John Minick, 1967 Prof, of Economics Ph.D., Univ. of So. California William Orzechowski, 1968 Instructor in Economics. M.A., Univ. of Missouri James Parks, 1954 Assoc. Prof, of Business Ed. Spec., George Peabody College Clark Phillips, 1954 Instructor in Business M.A., Appalachian State William Thompson, 1969 Instructor in Economics M.S., Indiana St. Univ. education Janet Abbott, 1967 Charles Akers, 1965 Arthur Benson, 1964 Assit. Prof, of Education Assit. Prof, of Education Prof, of Education Ed. D., Arizona St. Univ. M.A., West Virginia University Ed.D., Auburn Univ. Not pictured: •Harry Cook, 1968 Instructor in Education M.A., Marshall Univ. Isaac Mitchell, 1961 Assoc. Prof, of Education M.Ed., Duke University Linda Rings, 1968 Donald Robinson, 1964 Beryle Santon, 1959 Assit. Instructor in Education Assit. Prof, of Education Assit. Prof, of Education B.F.A., Ohio University M.A., West Virginia Univ. M.A., West Virginia Univ. Ruth Mills, 1964 Prof, of Education Ed.D., Univ. of Maryland Paul Morgan, 1962 Assit. Prof, of Education M.A., Marshall University Linn Sheets, 1956 Assoc. Prof, of Education M.A., West Virginia Univ. language and literature I i i i !| I: Frederick Bailey, 1961 Assoc. Prof, of English Ph.D., Univ. of Tennessee Virginia G. Ball, 1947 Assit. Prof, of English M.A., West Virginia Univ. Thomas Hambrick, 1962 Prof, of English Ph. D., Univ. of Illinois Bill Hannon, 1968 Instructor in English M.A., Ohio University Walter Keller, 1968 Assit. Prof, of English M.A., Syracuse Univ. Harold Paul, 1961 Assoc. Prof, of Speech and Drama M.F.A., Fordham University Rita Rosans, 1967 Instructor in English M.A., University of Delaware Margaret Ann Scott, 1962 Assit. Prof, of English M.A., Ohio University George Shook, 1967 Instructor in English M.A., Kent St. Univ. •$ Iftk 3 c Thomas Buckey, 1968 Assit. Prof, of English M.A., Pennsylvania St. Univ. Paul Chryssikos, 1957 Assit. Prof, of Foreign Languages M.A., University of North Carolina Hugh Fitch, 1965 Assit. Prof, of Foreign Languages M.A., University of New Mexico Robert Mory, 1967 Instructor in English M.A., University of Akron William Ofsa, 1958 Assit. Prof, of English M.A., West Virginia University Margot Ormes, 1968 Instructor in Foreign Languages M.A., George Washington Univ. Roberta Shook, 1967 Instructor in English M.A., Kent State Univ, James Shrewsbury, 1948 Prof, of English Ph.D., Ohio St. Univ. Frank Stein, 1948 Prof, of Speech Ph.D., University of Denver Art, Acme CccnmicA and iiltrar Science Gerald Arrington, 1967 Instructor in Art M.F.A., Kent St. Univ. Arthur Burcher, 1951 Prof, of Art. M.Ed., Duke Univ. Coy Casto, 1953 Assoc. Prof, of Art M.A., Columbia Univ. Robert Sajnotsky, 1967 Instructor in Art M.F.A., Ohio St. Univ. Marilyn Lackey, 1963 Assit. Prof, of Home Ec. M.S., V.P.I. Cleada Miller, 1966 Instructor in Home Ec. Mildred Dransfield, 1949 Assit. Prof, of Home Ec. M.S., Columbia Univ. Virginia Dobe r, 1967 Assoc. Prof, of Library Science M.S.L., Univ. of North Carolina Virginia Fanning, 1941 Assit. Prof, of Library Science B.S.L.S., Columbia Univ. Arthur Flandreau, 1961 Assoc. Prof, of Library Science M.A., University of Chicago Milton Mayes, 1968 Instructor in Library Science M.Lib., Emory Univ. tHath atuf CkepiUthtf Barbara Bayless, 1966 Instructor in Mathematics M.S., Tulane Univ. Mary Edna Beckett, 1959 Assit. Prof, of Mathematics M.A., West Virginia Univ. Donald Boyer, 1968 Assit. Prof, of Mathematics M.A., George Washington Univ. Lucile Bird, 1957 Assoc. Prof, of Chemistry M.A., West Virginia Univ. Raymond Durand, 1965 Instructor in Mathematics B.S., Univ. of Notre Dame Stanley Etersque, 1968 Assit. Prof, of Mathematics M.A.T., Duke Univ. William Hoff, 1967 Prof, of Mathematics Ed. D., Oklahoma St. Univ. Jackson Johnson, 1962 Assit. Prof, of Mathematics M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia Wilber Jones, 1966 Assit. Prof, of Chemistry Ph.D., Univ. of Tennessee Andrew Montgomery, 1949 Assoc. Prof, of Chemistry M.S., Iowa State Univ. Edgar Simmons, 1959 Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics M.A., Duke Univ. College Martha Everidge, Post Office Clerk Art Edmunds, Carolyn Craft, and Mike Pashion College Bookstore James Gatherum, M.D., Teresa Anderson, R.N. not pictured: Mary Tutlis, R.N. ■ P. ksSkwOu Patty Hickman, receptionist Billie Jean Dyer, receptionist Dane Bolin, Student Center Night Manager Jackie Harmon, Library Order Clerk Ora Grimm, Student Lounge Manager Mary Carlton, Periodicals Librarian Penny Carrol, Alumni Lounge receptionist Almeda Pettrey, Circulation Librarian Junior Dalton. Bookkeeper NOT PICTURED: Elaine Bohn. Catalog Dept.. Library June Keaton. Sec. to Bus. Manager Frank Crews, Games Room Manager Dorothy Bolton, college treasurer Kathy Spangler, business office Naoma Olinger, business office Bobbie Southerland, business office CAFETERIA STAFF: Frances Smith, June Worrell, Bertha Thomp¬ son (cafeteria supervisor), Naomi Worsham (food service director), Violet Burchett, Kathy Haskins, Brookie Meadows, Joan Goodall, J. B. Eads, Steve Clark, Osby Hazelwood, Hubert Southern, Naomi Pettrey, Jaye Gunter, Kathleen Hights, Ann Sarver, Genevieve Jones, Virginia Butterworth, Ann Curto Robert Rollins and Denver Cook, chief cooks Claire O’Brien, sec. to Director of Guidance Sara Spade, sec. to Director of Financial Aid Brenda Davis, sec. to Div. of Business Cheryl Fouracre, sec. to Assit. to President Nancy Erps, sec. to Dean of Faculty Phyliss Hamden, sec. to student deans Wanda Bell, Judy Martin, Rosemary Bary, secretaries to Director of Center for Economic Action Linda Osborne, Melissa Belcher, Helen Lambert, June Wooline, Business Of¬ fice clerks Elizabeth Wood, secretary to the faculty Phyllis Nelson, secretary Div. of Nat. Sciences flctttitieA Few dare take the responsibility of Student Government Association work but to those who led in 1969 a great word of thanks is due. Serving as the main link between the Administration and the general student body, and providing the campus with varried and interesting activities, enthusiastic leaders led the SGA in the following programs: Student fyvei-Hftteht faMciatfoh Frosh orientation week Homecoming activities Weekly Concordian Campus radio station New dress code “Big Name’ entertainment Appointment of students to all committees of the college SGA President, Hunter Calloway Student Court Lou Ann Crawford, Evelyn Carroll, Sally Parker, Frances Miano, Phyliss Stevenson, Linda Price, Judy Cook, Ann Perkis, John Bronaugh, Dwight Callihan, Tony Riccio, Ron Leonard, Mike Zorio, Phil Fife, Gary Lewis, Jim Case, Howie McNeal. Rick Jorgensen. Paul Bolen, Angela Keeling £tuc(eht Senate Woody Newman College Center Board chairman Jane Dean, Frances Miano, Tony Riccio, Gary Lewis, Howie McNeal College Center Soar4 47 II I i i i i John Bronaugh Freshman Class President Pete Natale Senior Class President Lou Ann Crawford Junior Class President Lorenzo Griffin Sophomore Class President ! ClaM President Pam Legg SGA Secretary Jim Lustig SGA Vice-President Dave Lion Interfraternity Pres. CxecutiVe So at4 Dianne Osborne Publications Rick Jorgensen Assit. Business Mgr. Danny Hazlett Publications Nancy Miller Panhellenic President Alan Handleman Radio Station Manager Jim Pike Business Manager 49 Hall proctors: Sylvia Hensley, Linda Paynter, Becky Blevins, Frances Nunnery, Jackie Riggs, Linda Hebb, Helen Harrison Wcpte A ' UjtperclaAA Hall Mrs, Faye Mangrum Director Hall council: Violet Murray, Linda Paynter, Angela Keeling, Ann Perkis, Vicky Whitehill, Frances Nunnery, Mrs. Mangrum, Mary Lou Nauman 51 1 JVM � BLXftj L — M BLcr Mr -AJ lv.% I Hall Council: Nancy Nussbaum, Phylis Stevenson, Patty McGraw, Barbara Shumate, Peggy Wolfe, Mary Agnes Shields, Barbara Herold, Jo Hudkins ftlcCctnaJ - ahUetf Hall Hall Proctors: Barbara Shumate, Stella Butler, Michaelinda McGhee, Linda Meadows, Marsha Myers, Vicky McBride, Karen Burks Mrs. Edna Combs Director Mrs. Ruth Ann Wheeler Assit. Director Mr. Carl Pennington Director Hall Council: Phil Fife, Ron Leonard, Jim Cazort, Bruce Williams, Mike Payne, Bill Belcher, John Pack Jchn Sahet White Mall llteHJ %u Malt Mrs. Virgie Turner Director Hall Council: Ernie Fetzer, John Woods, Mrs. Turner, John Bailey, Jerry Adkins, Fay Call, Martin Myers, Edward Godfryt M • 53 directed KENNETH GLEASON by LOUIS SACCHINI tftarchiHg Sand Drummajor Alvin Buchannon leads the band in music of the Tijuana Brass Band show off new uniforms in Homecoming parade Pre-game salute to visiting team, West Liberty Vicki Brackenrich Diane Godfrey Ann Winston Patti Distefano Jeannie Griggs Connie Basham Mary Ellen McHelvy I CommamferJ Commanders provide music for needy children’s Christ¬ mas party Mr. Ken Gleason, director Band and Commanders Chorale (jitieA Concert At Union College. £chenete4ij. Veto Ifork r I A. J. Peterson, director Chorale A. J. Peterson director Elizabeth Cummings accompanist CkriAttnaA Concert Chorale-Gounod’s Messe Solennelle Choir-Handel’s Messiah Spring Concert Chorale-Faure’s Requiem Choir-Mascagni’s Anthem for Spring Edward Williams director Collegiate Choir Ed Williams, director £chg faaif ' j Journey %tc flight by Cugene O ' fleilt Her youngest son has the hope she has triumphed and won her battle; her oldest son is disappointed; a foghorn brings the reality of her wish to have been a concert pianist or to have continued her life in the convent . . . MISS JUDI SMITH as Mary ' Tyrone, the mother H. C. Paul director of drama He threw away a career as a great Shakespearian actor for the sake of money-making-melodramatic roles; as the day of the a ction is a day of crises for his family, he sees their past relived and their future clearly outlined ... MR. JAMES ELMORE as James Tyrone, the father 60 He writes poems for a small town paper; the only hope of the family even though at times he desires death as much as the others; the report of tuberculosis reaches him but the hope of being cured makes him the only one not completely tragic . . . MR. SEAN CUNNINGHAM as Edmund, the younger brother He is lazy, drinks, and associates with women like Fat Vio¬ let; jealousy causes him to try and drag his brother down with him . . . MR. DANNY FLESHMAN as Jamie, the elder brother She is merely a maid in a summer home until she makes her first trip to the drugstore for Mary’s dope; she watches each of the Tyrones try to escape as she confronts reality . . . MISS VICTORIA RICHARDS as Cathleen, the maid Mary, while drugged, feels free to comment forcefully on the failings of others, yet she is never aware of her addiction. Whenever she blames anyone, as she is James here because his home for her is so different from her father’s, she returns to the line “but you can’t help what the past has made you” and forgives. If the play can be said to have a climax, it is when Jamie in a state of drunken¬ ness admits his jealousy of Edmund. From this point Ed¬ mund rises to a position of dominance and becomes the family’s only hope despite all Jamie has done to prevent it. i I Eugene O’Neill dedicated this play in 1941 to his wife Carlotta on their 12th wedding anniversary. He said, “I give you the original script of this play of old sorrow, written in tears and blood ... I face my dead at last and write this play—write it with deep pity and under¬ standing and forgiveness for all the four haunted Ty¬ rones.” The play is autobiographical. Mary won’t admit that Edmund is really ill with tuberculosis. She feels if he is it is a case of God’s punishing her. Here Mary declares to Edmund that she has lost her soul, and will only be whole again when her men lead good lives and she can stop feeling guilty. From the universities and colleges of the country, Concord was selected as one of the 191 semi-finals in the first American College Theatre Festival this year. Long Day s Journey Into Night was given as the competition play. The festival is spon¬ sored by the American Educational Theatre Assoc., the American National Theatre Academy, Friends of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Smithsonian Institute, American Air¬ lines, and the Chrysler Corporation. Edmund, the younger son, is beginning to grow up and seeks his father. Eor the first time he understands him as a human. After joking, Edmund and his father talk seriously. His line, “Who wants to see life, as it is, if they can help it?” expresses the play’s domi¬ nant theme. Visit Kreton: I hope the battle hasn’t begun yet? Please take me to General Robert E. Lee. I have a message for him. Roger: Battle? There isn’t any General Lee staying here. Kreton: I seem to have made a mistake. You see, I was on my way to the Battle of Bull Run when some¬ thing went wrong with the machine. Ellen: Were you talking to Rosemary? Kreton: Oh, yes. We’ve had such a nice chat. Ellen: What did she say? Kreton: I wouldn’t dare repeat it . . . Besides, it would lose too much in the translation. CAST Kreton Gen. Tom Powers Roger Spelding Ellen Spelding Conrad Mayberry Reba Spelding Aide Delton 4 TV Technicians Cat Danny Fleshman Jeff Berger Tom Helton Sandee Fleming John Bass Diane Hoff Steve Nardi Mike Blankenship Bill Towey Patsy Gerardo “Patches” Johnson Powers: This is a military establishment and must be run as such. Aide: Yes sir, General! 7 £mall Planet Kreton: Dashing, isn’t it? I’m a Confederate General. I was planning on wearing it at Bull Run! Roger: Now, Tom boy, what is your considerate opinion of the present crisis? Powers: Well, Roger, it doesn’t look good. Roger: Which winds up another half hour of “Roger Spelding Faces the News.” Mother-and-Father-America, have you had your milk today? Conrad: What are you thinking about? Ellen: A little diamond tiara . . . Conrad: Not on my farm! Honey, be simple! We could have such a wonderful life over there on the farm, and you’d be right next door to your father, who hates me . . . Ellen: And in the same room with that physically declined goat of yours who resents me! Delton 4: The war has already been stopped. Kreton: No one has any sense of fun. I was only trying to give en¬ joyment and pleasure to a number of savages—very sweet savages. Delton 4: Kreton is a rarity among members of our planet. He is morally retarted, and, like a phild, he regards this world as his plaything. Dorine . Mariane . Valere . Tartuffe Elmire . MME. Pernelle. Cleante. Damis. by MOLIERE Flipote . Tartuffe . Bailiff (absent) . Orgon . ! (Orgon to Mariane) Tartuffe is sure of Heaven’s blessing And that’s the only treasure worth possessing This match will bring you joys beyond all measure Your cup will overflow with every pleasure. Tartuffe is no young dandy. But, still his person (Dorine, aside) Is as sweet as candy. (Orgon) One more bit of impudence and gall, And I’ll give that maid of yours a slap in the face Daughter, you shall accept, and with good grace. The husband I’ve selected . . . (Mariane) He hates the sight of me, that’s plain. I’ll go, and so deliver him from pain. (Vale re) She cannot bear my presence, I perceive. To spare her further torment, I shall leave. (Dorine) You’ll not escape, Sir; don’t you try it. Come here, you two. Stop fussing, and be quiet. You’re both great fools. Her sol desire, Valere, Is to be yours in marriage. To that I’ll swear. He loves you only, and he wants no wife But you, Mariane, On that I’ll stake my life. (Tartuffe) Madame, all things have worked out to perfection; I’ve given the neighboring rooms a full inspection; No one’s about; and now I may at last . . . (Orgon) Hold on, my passionate fellow, not so fast. I should advise a little more restraint. Well, so you thought you’d fool me, my dear saint! How soon you wearied of the saintly life— Wedding my daughter and coveting my wife! (Tartuffe) If you’re still troubled, think of things this way: No one shall know our joys, save us alone, And there’s no evil till the act is known; It’s scandal, Madame, which makes it an offense, And it’s no sin to sin in confidence. (Elmire) Open the door a little, and peek out; I wouldn’t want my husband poking about. (Tartuffe) Ah, Brother, let him speak: you’re being unjust. Believe his story; the boy deserves your trust. Why, after all, should you have faith in me? How can you know what I might do, or be? Is it on my good actions that you base Your favor? Do you trust my pious face? Ah, no, don’t be deceived by hollow shows; I’m far, alas, from being what men suppose; Though the world takes me for a man of worth, I’m truly the most worthless man on earth. (Madame Pernelle) No. no, a man of such surpassing piety Could not do such a thing. You cannot shake me. I don’t believe it, and you shall not make me! 7 CC The last spin of the proportion-dial has been made, the last picture has been cropped, and layout and copy decisions are final. And believe it or not, but I’m still using the same 59 j; eraser and broken ruler with which I started last fall. It seems impossible that in about five minutes this page will be typed and the ’69 Pine Tree will be completed. As I sit here, I try to remember where the time has gone. 1969 was a good year for Concord and the challenge to capture its many moods was not an easy one. No one except the Pine Tree editor could realize the extent of Concord activity. Many thanks to Mr. Buckey, our advisor, for always being on call. Jim Graham, Mr. Grubb, Dave Fouracre, and Bill Grinstead—you’ll never know how much your pictorial coverage of the year is appreciated. Barbara, Vera, and Fran—you were great! Barbara Martin Assistant editor Fran Staten Typist In 1913 Concord’s first annual was published. The editor, on behalf of the staff, wrote, “We have fallen far below our aim, but how many reach their highest aim on a first attempt.” but we have hopefully its Danny This is the thirty-seventh book since then and there are still disappointments given our best. I give to you that which has been a constant part of me. Treat it with care; pages will become invaluable as the years pass and you remember to remember. 68 69 Shh A Weekly CcHccrcfidh Diane Osborne Editor “once again it is my privilege and pleasure to welcome all of you . . . Student Government is ready to work if you are willing to work . . . Concordian is students’ newspaper ... a ’32 and ’33 Concord College student wrote the campaign song “Stand Up For Wallace” ... we have come to Concord to study the poverty in a rural environment . . . let’s lurk Coach Don Williams has done a good job uniting the team . . . boycott of Athens merchants because they don’t sell beer most rediculous of all the issues we’ve heard lately ... if the Concordian were censored how would we get away with ‘Sock It To Me Time?’ ... it seems to me your information as stated obviously came from erroneous informers . . . the facts were miss-quoted, miss-interpreted, and just plain missed . . . when a newspaper has to stoop to such low standards . . . pass the ball more . . . don’t pass the ball so much ... to the dedicated 27: congratulations . . . action was due to the violation of ‘a major regulation’ of the Athletic Dept. . . . once a week we ‘throw a paper together’ . . . Concordian is sponsoring Glamour Magazine’s 1969 Top Ten College Girls in America contest on Concord’s campus ... we will continue our present policy of printing the news that is timely . . . International Tuna Week Nov. 10-19 . . . why was the ‘Student as Nigger ' distributed on ca mpus ... as long as you are part of an institution don’t condemn it . . . the plot twines and dips about weary life of a professor and his everlasting search for the right love . . . why are some members of the faculty always in the Union drinking coffee during their posted office hours . . . Concord was first W. Va. institution to be fully credited by NCATE under new and revised standards in 1963 . . . Prof. Chryssikos remembers with ease past events of his life which led to his meeting with one of today’s richest men, Aristotle Onassis . . . that 24 hours rationed out by God, fate, or the devil . . . Con- cordians attend US Student Press Assoc. College Editors Conference in Washington . . . with her Mona Lisa smile said, ‘Nothing personal, but’ . . . Knock the Doc •. . . Keller Canned . . . Ralph Letch was found fatally wounded this morning . . . Hale Chatfield will present a reading ... we have made a great many mistakes with the paper . . . it’s far past time to upgrade the quality of the material . . . disappearance of ‘Sock It To Me Time’ ... I do wonder if the congregation gave their blessings for the publication . . . student dress and appearance in the classroom are not sub¬ ject to instructor control . . . funeral arrangements of Ralph Letch incomplete pending an autopsy by the Athens City Coroner . . . wondering about the sanity of ‘Speaking Freely’s editors ... no official reason was given for hiring him either . . . maybe it’s time to start questioning some of the people during so much questioning . . . Hamburg String Sextet to be here . . . ‘Tar tuffe’ opens to- morrow I hate to bring this up again, but . . . the holding of this dance was questioned by some black students . . . also, about losing our two articles.Spring in Athens; or end up under it . . . if you Lackey we got Mory . . . the wonderful wizard of Oz has done it again Davidson resigns; off to Tulane ... the southerners not the Yankees burned the Court House’.’. . 1 will take full blame for printing the article . . . William Ofsa, assit. prof, of English has been awarded an English education fellowship by the Univ. of Illinois . . . help support agriculture sow some wild oats . . . this is the last issue of the Concordian, the last one I have to be bothered with . . . Dianna Shultz Assit. Editor 70 Belphegor writer of “Sock It To Me” Bob McEIroy Associate Editor Betty Hoge typist Bill Grinstead and Richard Jenkinson, photographers 71 feature A YJT All eyes turn toward Donna as she is announced ’68 Homecoming Queen A smile from the queen tfwecctnina Queen tfliM focHHa Saileij Queen and court receive congratulations from President Marsh Pre-game parade tfliM Judy 6?hute ftti S fochtta Saileif VUiAA fecllif Kcjell 77 ItfiiJ Patti help Hwecwitt I96 JantaMf land The Pied Piper plays “Drown West Liberty”-Second Place-MENC |HH “Drag On To Victory”-First Place-Sigma Sigma Sigma and Sigma Tau Gamma 1 ' Vf ' ■ ' � • Sherry in parade Patty Delp (sponsor—Phi Alpha Chi) and escort George Clinebell, Sherry Stinson (Alpha Sigma Tau and Theta Xi) and escort Pete Natale, Donna Bailey (Sigma Sigma Sigma, Tau Kappa Epsilon, and Sigma Tau Gamma) and escort Dale Carter, Dolly Rozell (Delta Zeta and Pi Kappa Alpha) and escort Don Hatfield, Judy Rhule (independent students) and escort Pat Reilly, and Kathy Ericsson (Alpha Sigma Alpha and Phi Sigma Epsilon) and escort Tom Broderick Off With Their Heads”—Third Place—Alpha Sigma Tau and Theta Xi 79 Alpha Sigma Alpha and Phi Sigma Epsilon—“Brewin’ A Victory” “Lacing A Victory”-Phi Alpha Chi “Humpty Dump’em”-Tau Kappa Epsilon The campaign Campus visitors enjoy Homecoming picnic Miss Hilah Vaughn Jr. Attendant IftiM ffancif tjtarcmkc Queen ctf the £neicflake Salt £nmflake Attendants « 84 Miss Mary Rose aft Miss Sandy Bechtel 1st Runner-Up Miss Kathy Ross Miss Gail West 85 II SeM foreJJe4 CenteAt £ue Hunter Home file Veil Connie Kessinger models school outfit Fran Staten models evening wear Lorenzo Griffen in “after five” suit . Jr v - V . ' ' • • v ' ' . ' : ' V ' ' • ■ • • •£•• ' v ■ ' ; 0 ■i ; - t v;. 1 , ' 1 • | .-v -Ci , . . ;, .• .v .•?,- v v.-v ;• . • • ■•V-.lv V- ' V ' V • ' ' ■■ ' ■ ' ■ ' • ' S ' i • ' - ' VfliAA £aH(fra Seek tel Concord’s contestant for W. Va. Alpine Festival queen May festival queen gets kiss from President Marsh . . . £cu rfnh Ctaic ctd ftai JeAtiCal Queen Frances Miano, Pi Kappa Alpha and Alpha Sigma Alpha; Patti DiStefano, Tau Kappa Epsilon and Alpha Sigma Tau; Lou Ann Crawford, Sigma Tau Gamma; Sandy Bechtel, Phi Sigma Epsilon and Sigma Sigma Sigma; Sue Bock, Theta Xi and Delta Zeta .... and flowers from Ernie Fetzer, newly elected SGA president. Parade begins Fourth Annual May Festival . . . Lou Ann Crawford reigns as festival queen . . . Little An¬ thony and the Imperials give concert . . . Clancy takes originality award in bicycle race . . . Sig Taus run away with Greek games . . . Villagers provide music for May Festival formal . . . all-campus picnic . . . MENC spon¬ sors Spring Sing . . . May Pole dance . . . Delta Zeta wins sorority division of Sing with “Gonna Build A Mountain”; Theta Xi with “Water Is Wide” wins fra¬ ternity division; and Newman Club sings “Scarborough Fair in independent competition . . . Art Club sponsors Spring Show and art sale . . . formal supper closes ac¬ tivity-packed week-end. First runner-up Sandy Bechtel leads parade. a if JesWa! Queen and Attendants Miss Lou Ann Crawford 90 Dickie Thompson Janice Harris Claudia Wright Peck Alan Forsyth % American College and Hhiter itie Conchita Iturriaga Noel Tenney Lora Fulton Kathryn McClung Don Hatfield Danny Wills I Dianne Arrington George Schenck Danny Harris Paul Kelly Timothy Knoll Carol Purser Who Who Jin American College Anti ' UniietMtie Richard Davis Cheryl Cuppett Stephen Conley NOT PICTURED: Tyler Bouldin Richard Shemonsky Richard Summers Suzanne Tilley Athletic College peHomel 19 ftlcuhtaih £ich Jectball Coached by Don Williams The Maroon and Gray “Soul Team” Alright, Children!! m wr- The state college conference football season opener was played Sept. 14 in Concord’s Callihan Stadium, and a scoring pass in the last 30 seconds of the game gave Bluefield State a 1-pt. victory over the Mt. Lions. What appeared as merely a stroke of luck for the opposition proved to be a foreshadowing as, despite con¬ tinued hopes and high school spirit, Concord was to end the year with an 0-10 mark. Sixteen members of the team were dis¬ missed at mid-season due to the violation of Athletic Dept, regu¬ lations. Individual pictures appear in this section of those who were members of the team the entire season. Of these 27. Jim Beckett, SB—5 ' 9 160 lb. Frosh, Mike Deal, Guard—5 ' 9 185 lb. Soph., Dave Dearing. Guard—6 ' 200 lb. Frosh, and Mike Jor¬ don, Guard—6 ' 190 Frosh, did not have pictures available. Despite the record, several players landed positions on the state conference statistic records: Beckett set WVIAC records by ac¬ cepting 16 passes in one game (Elon), and totaling 65 pass re¬ ceptions; A1 Parker with a 32.5 punting average ranked tenth in the state; and Tom Callis and Jack Rudiger tied for seventh place in pass receptions with 19 each. SCORES Concord.32-33.Bluefield St. Concord.12-66.Elon (N. Car.) Concord. 6-34.W. Va. State Concord. 0-14.West Liberty Concord. 6-27.Newberry (S. Car.) Concord. 7-13. W. Va. Tech Concord.13-39.Fairmont Concord.13-40.Salem Concord. 0-13.Glenville Concord. 0-76.Troy (Alabama) 99 Sam Newton, Captain, Sr. A pile-up with Fairmont No one ever knew what to expect in ’69! Rip ’ em U p t Tear ’em up Jack Rudiger, Soph End—6 ' 2 185 lb. Chris McGhee, Soph Back—5 ' 10 170 lb. Rus Vecchio, Soph Back—5 ' 9 160 lb, 4 ; Lou Barlow, Soph Tackle—6 ' 200 lb. Bob Nichols, Soph. Tackle—6 ' 3 190 lb. What is this madness? 102 A1 Parker, Soph. Tackle—6 ' 1 210 lb, To keep hope even when you’re the underdog - Scott Humphrey, Soph. QB— 6 ' 180 lb. Alan Van Cott, Soph. Center—6 ' 185 lb. E. R. Dickerson, Soph. Back—5 ' 5 150 lb. 103 Concord holds West Liberty This could prove very interesting Bob Atkins, Frosh Guard— 6 ' 190 lb. Wayne Miller, Frosh Back—5 ' 9 160 lb. Frank Aylor, Frosh Tackle—6 ' 180 lb. Bill Lanham, Frosh Back—6 ' 185 lb. Bill Sistler, Frosh Guard—5 ' 9 160 lb. 104 Ed Harris, Frosh Center—5 ' 10 195 lb. Down South to Troy Earl Davis, Frosh hackle—6 ' 3 ' ' 205 lb The Gang’s all here. Ed Brzek, Frosh Back—5 ' 8 ' 7 170 lb. Jim Lehoskay, Frosh Back—5 ' i0 180 lb. Doug Lawrence, Frosh Back—6 ' 155 lb. 105 CnM CcuHthf Coached by Robert Kyle Bob Gutshall, Bob Burch, Don Phillips, Tom Green, Bob Strickler, Bill Sherwood, John Cavendish, Dale Carter, Coach Kyle Concord captured the West Virginia Intercol¬ legiate Athletic Conference cross country title with Don Phillips led the charge finishing first over the four-mile course with a time of 21:18. Phillips also was named conference runner of the year. a score of 34-59 over runnerup West Liberty and gained a bid to the NAIA finals in Oklahoma City. 106 After the long run Don Phillips becomes first Freshman in history of WVIAC to take first place in t he state meet. Bill Sherwood and Boh Burch—practice is what it takes. 107 Cheerleaders make good showing at state basketball tournament Cheerleader Celeste Linnehan, alternate Patti McGraw, alternate Linda Muscatello, head 108 Kathy Ericson, Judy Rhule, Judy Clemons, Sherry Stinson, Linda Muscatello, Ardith Garrison 109 IftcuhtaiH Xioh SaAketball coached by ira Blankenship The Mountain Lion Cagers Concord makes fight for ball. SCORES Concord ... . .... 93-80 .... Concord ... . .... 88-66 . Concord ... . .... 74-86 . . . . . Beckley Concord ... . .... 99-85 . Concord ... . .... 51-58 . Concord . . . . .... 65-110 .... Concord . .. . .... 75-85 . . .. . W. Va. Tech Concord .... . ... 69-103 .... Concord ... . .... 93-96 _ Concord .... . ... 76-94 . Concord . .. . .... 89-76 . Concord ... . . .. . 80-84 . Concord .... . ... 64-84 . Concord ... . .... 68-98 . Concord .... . .. . 62-70 . Concord ... . .... 48-109 ... Concord .... .... 93-103 .... Concord .... .... 72-93 . W.V.I.A.C. Tourney Concord . .. . .... 62-109 ... Glen Abies tries to block. Dick Hulette makes foul shots count. Two points Lion tries to grab loose ball. Go get ’em Lions! Tom Harris up for the rebound. Larry Peck attempts a block. Ron Pemelle fights to stay in court. State Tourney Action at Charleston Civic Center 113 •-TC. WVIAC Southern Division Champs ifleuHtaih ton SaAeball COACHED BY ROBERT KYLE I 14 Safe! SCORES Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . Concord . 5-4 2-1 7-3 1-8 3-0 5-4 Hampton-Syndey Glenville Glenville W. Va. Tech W. Va. State W. Va. State 10-2 . Davis and Elkins 7-1 Davis and Elkins 7-3 . Alderson-Broaddus 4-5 7-3 3-0 Alderson-Broaddus Fairmont Morris Harvey 2-7 . Morris Harvey WVIAC Playoff 1- 7. West Liberty 2- 7 . West Liberty All conference players Pete Brower and Robert Pearce I 15 Concord and Tech captains shake before the game A well protected catcher I 16 The team shivers and yawns before going out to play ball. Tech player stretches to get Concord out. Even though it took 17 innings, happiness is a one-point victory over State. 117 ftlcuHtaih Xich “Track Team Byrd crossing hurdle in WVIAC Regional meet 118 Joel Lerner, David Meadows, Tom Faulconer baker. Coach Ira Blankenship (captain), Dick Frank, John Myers, Bob Hufford, Skip Meadows, Walt Dun- Members of the bowling team who placed fourth in National Small College Competition at Kansas City are Coach Blankenship, Andy Basso, Ralph Antrosiglio, Jim Lustig , Frank Schauffe, and Phd Booth. Members of the team not pictured are Scott Humphrey, A1 Lasky, A1 Morgan, and John Nolan I 19 Left to right row 1: Aurora Cosimo, Joanne Berdinka, Janice Cardozo, Kathy Ross; row 2: Eliza¬ beth Lukas, Kathy Aiello, Marcia Brumback, Kitty Maynor, Barbara Berg, and Clancy Cullman WcftteH 4 ‘Jield Hcckeif find SaAketball Miss Georgia Swan Director of Women’s Athletics In basketball Concord scored three victories over Fairmont and lost twice to Morris Harvey. Concord Women’s field hockey team won in Concord Davis and Elkins College competition, and lost to Marshall University dur¬ ing 1969. 120 Vicki Whitehill Athlete cfj the Ifeat Wweh A fottiJicH Basketball Team left to right: Kathy Aiello, Nancy Teasley, Vicki Whitehill, Janice Cardozo, Elizabeth Lukas, Miss Swan, Barbara Berg, Marcia Brumback, and Clancy Cullinan You just keep me hangin’ on!!! Kathy Ross balances on the shoulders of Kurt Bensinger as Jack Parker and Jim Beha complete the formation. Bill Shinn and Karen McAl¬ lister find that only practice can make perfect. Kathy Aiello makes a bounce before going up, up, and away. 122 Concent (jiftnhaAticA exhibition JeatureA Carry £etk and Silt £hinn on Tramp 123 Freshman girl’s volleyball team after their cham¬ pionship game. John Delinocci, manager, accepts intramural trophy at Awards Day for the GROUP. J hdepehdaht fycupA fake JJhtratnural ChatnpichAhiftA 1969 saw the women’s intramural division championship taken by the Freshman team, Barbara Berg captain. Second place went to the Junior team. Sportsmanship award was won by Alpha Sigma Alpha. Miss Swan and Miss Butcher sponsor intramurals for girls and Sue Bock serves as president of the council. THE GROUP hit hard in ’69 to hold the men’s section trophy. In a close race Tau Kappa Epsilon took second. Coach Freidl sponsors this division and Dave Fetterman is president of the council. Tri-Sigs smile after their swimming competition victory. Spring brings tennis games and THE GROUP picks up points in this win. 124 Straining for the point, Pikes fight hard in volleyball contest. Touch Football. Tennis Singles.. Table Tennis . Horseshoes. Badmitton Singles . . . Badmitton Doubles . .. Volleyball. Swimming . Archery. Pool . Bowling. Track Meet. Basketball. Baseball . Delta Zetas and Frosh battle in soccer; Frosh broke both the DZ’s pride and a member’s leg. Sandy Fleming referees for Track and Field meet. (jirU ’ fabbich Speedball . Soccer . Volleyball . Track and Field . . . Basketball . Tennis (Table) . . .. Tennis (Deck) . Badmitton . Swimming. Archery . Bowling.. Softball. Roger Davis and Steve Nardi attempt in vain to outscore the faculty in archery competition. 125 Shot Put competition gives Alpha Taus points. Sig Tau, Phi Sig action in touch football. 126 Juniors fight cold for speedball game. Alpha Sig, Frosh, Sigma take top three places in track meet dash. two . . . three Sigma home runs. John Golden slides into base. A highly spirited intramural threats for the coming year. year ends with £ec. ctf £tate £peak at tfcncr HetjA Canpuet Cardinal Hetf Members: Paula Caldwell Hattie Cline Lou Ann Crawford Jane Dean Linda Ferris Martha Hanley Julia Jones Kitty McClung Betty McCulloch Mary Lou Nauman Claudia Peck Carol Purser Kay Simpson Elizebeth Wright Judy Clemons (not pictured) Officers: Janice Harris, pres. Mary Brown, vice pres. Dianne Arrington, sec. Susan Adams, treas. Miss Beckett, sponsor 130 Concord’s honor organizations were honored at their Spring banquet to have as their speaker W. Va. Secretary of State, John D. Rockefeller III. Members of these or¬ ganizations are chosen on basis of academic achievement, leadership qualities, and extracurricular activities. Blue Kay is in its twenty-fourth year as a campus group and Cardinal Key is celebrating its twentieth year at Concord. Both are national organizations. Officers: Richard Summers, pres. Dickie Thompson, vice pres. Danny Pritchett, sec. Richard Shemonsky, treas. Dr. Shrewsbury, sponsor Members: James Bowling Jim Harrison Don Hatfield Arthur Matheny Jeff McNew Larry Peck George Sink Noel Tenny Danny Wills Tom Winner Tyler Bouldin (not pictured) Slue Hetf 131 A!0£ pcHJwJ XectuteA Concord’s Association of Women Students sponsored two lectures this year along with their annual publishing of a student directory and get-together for women students as their projects. Good attendance was had for lectures and movies concerning Venereal Diseases, and Protection Against Assaults on Women. Pictured left to right are Mary Friedl, Zan Hughes, Anna Martin, Nancy Clark, Nancy Miller; pres., Linda Price; vice-pres., Violet Murray, Kay Simpson, and Judy Hara. Absent are Carol Gentry; treas., and Dianne Hoff; secretary. Dean Wilson sponsors AWS. Pictured left to right are Sally Friedl, Sarah Fleshman, Carol Purser; pres., Tince Helms, Joyce Morrison, Sharon Vance; vice-pres., Mary Lou Brown, Miss Dober; sponsor, and Charlotte Hill; sec. who dre Library Science majors honored with membership in Alpha Beta Alpha. Absent are Rose Sinicrope, Julia Jones, Judy Kin¬ caid, and June Geiger. Alpha Seta Alpha HomM Xibatif £tiufehti API! • jl- • mi ha! • 1 uili St j wmm Concord’s National Foreign Language Honor Society, Alpha Mu Gamma, spon¬ sored a Language Day meet for area high school students during first semester and were hosts second semester for a Foreign Language Festival which included various language programs and doing the Student Center showcase with an “Around the World” theme. Pictured left to right are Tony Riccio; sec.-treas., Kitty McClung; pres., Violet Murray, Jane Dean, Kay Simpson; vice-pres., and Jeff McNew. Mr. Chryssikos; sponsor, Conchita Iturriaga, Jerry Epperly, Sara Wilson, and Julia Jones are not pictured. Alpha tflu fontpta UcAU JHanyuaye foal During May Festival week-end the Art Club held a sale of student work done by its members who are pictured, 1st Row: Stella Butler, Tince Hellems; sec.-treas., Linda Cox; vice-pres, 2nd Row: Micky Chambers, Mr. Arrington; sponsor, Noel Tenney, Jeff McNew, Terry Shutko, Ron Brunschwyler; pres., and absent, Sallie Bowers, Betty McCulloch, Richard She- monsky, Richard Summers, Paula Caldwell, Marilyn Lowe, Debbie Piercy, Kay Simp¬ son, Vicki Songer, and Les Thompson. Aft Club fjcltU tiiaif ' JeAtifal £ale Six hundred members of Baptist Youth groups at¬ tended the annual state BY convention held this year in Fairmont and Concord was well represented with ten present and Margaret Higginbotham being elected to the Executive Board. Pictured left to right are Shirley Layne, Penny Bradbury; sec., Anna Martin; vice-pres., Debbie Hayslett, and Margaret Higginbotham; treas. Absent are president Linda Meadows, Lorelle Ball, and sponsors Mr. Benson and Rev. Goldston. HaA Hcctenahif Yen to £tate Cehfohtieh An all-school hootenany featuring Rev. Dave Pollick from Mullens was the first activity of the Bible Club for the year. This was closely followed by a campus film, “I Hear A New Song,” a lecture on Creation by Dr. Henry Morris from V.P.I., and several youth meetings in area churches. Pic¬ tured left to right are Anna Martin; treas., Vera Wyer; sec., Carol Smith; vice-pres., Barbara Beckett; pres., Judy Harrah, Violet Murray, Judy Cook, 2nd Row: Mr. Sheets; sponsor, Barbara Martin, Hattie Cline, Melissa Stone, Mar¬ garet Higginbotham, Jeanne Wall, Suzanne Tilley, Yvonne Ramsey, Sara Spade, Barbara Neeley, Sandy Simmerman, Carol Wheeler, and Sally Parker. Absent are Albert Totten, Nigel Maxey, Billy Williams, Danny Hazlett, Bobby Tooth- man, Keith Brown, Allen Morgan, Carol Weiss, and Connie Gadd. mie Club Seated: Ernie Fetzer, John Dedman, Micky Chambers, Bill McKee Standing: Ron Kohn, Bob Fencil, Dave Brogan, John Woods, Andy Ellis, Mark McComas, Art Shumate, Ron Engle, Ralph Fetzer, Tom Stump, Bob Timiam, Tom Helton, Steve Connar, and Mr. Pennington. Circle H £ftcK crA Tree lighting Being in charge of the annual Christ¬ mas tree lighting ceremonies is just one of the many activities Circle K, a ser¬ vice organization, sponsors or partici¬ pates in on Concord’s campus. Circle K was founded by Kiwanis Interna¬ tional and has the motto, “We Build”. Officers Ernie Fetzer, president John Dedman, vice-pres. Bill McKee, treasurer Mr. Pennington, sponsor Micky Chambers, secretary (not pictured) Concord’s chapter of Gamma Beta Phi, a national service organization, has taken an active part in extracurricular activities of the college, serving as guides at the Regional Science Fair held on campus and a Rotary Club conference. A visitation pro¬ gram throughout Athens kept the group busy during the Christmas season. Pic¬ tured from left to right are Virgil Martin; vice-pres., Barbara Beckett, Louise Wright; pres., Phil Fife, Carol Wheeler; sec., Mary Lou Brown, and Glen Burtner. Absent are Albert Totten; treas., Connie Gadd, Becky Wade, Connie Goad, Linda Meadows, Shirley Powell, Jan Whytsell, Mary Akers, Julia O’Dell, Betty Lamanca, Linda Fink, Dorothy Stevens, Penny Bradbury, Gary Palmer, Walter Vance, and Susan Deeter. (javwa Seta Phi £.erieA St Science Jair Hem Cc Club Hold ' JaAhicu £hct Sponsored by the National Cotton Council and local stores, the Home Ec. Club highlighted an ac¬ tive year with their annual fashion show in the col¬ lege ballroom. Pictured left to right from bottom up are Jeannie Bragg, Sue Hunter, Linda Ferris, June Spivey, Mrs. Lackey; sponsor, Carol Smith, Sharon Hood, Margaret Keaton, Janet Lipps, Vera Wyer, Janice Whytsell, Shirley Layne, Carol Butler, Debbie Hayslett, Martha Shumaker, Lora Fulton, Barbara McClung, Marilyn Wood; sec., Darlene Centers; pres., Trudy Canterbury; vice-pres., and Wilma Winter. Absent are Dorothy Preston, Nancy Brown, Judy Gilliam, Barbara Gilsdorf, Jean Ann Hall, Claudia Karnes, Gail Kendrick, Patricia Sonak, Carolyn Stanhope, Nancy Williams, Ann W ithrow. Pat Worrell, Jeanne Griggs, and Diana Sammons. 136 Kappa Delta Pi is an organization for interested persons in fields of education. Pictured are Row 1: Paula Caldwell, Jim Cozort, Kay Simpson, Vicki Lagowski, Row 2: Dianne Arrington, Lou Ann Craw¬ ford, Lora Fulton, Hattie cline, Row 3: Rose Sinicrope, and Julia Jones. Members not present are Stella Butler, Bill Chambers, Judy Clemons, Linda Ferris, Janice Harris, Jeanne Lambert, Brenda Lane, Betty McCullock, Thelma Morrison, Mary Lou Nauman, Clardia Peck, Carol Purser, Jen- elle Roberts, Martha Schumaker, Noel Tenny, Sizanne Tilley, Lois Wells, Nancy Nussbaum, Martha Hanley, Louise Dayfield, and Mrs. Santon, sponsor. future “TeacherA Join Happa faelta Pi Happa OtnicrcH Pi Spenser “TakeA ffaticnai Presidency When the National Conclave for Kappa Omicron Phi meets this year, Concord’s local chapter sponsor, Miss Mildred Drans- field, will be installed as president. The meeting will be held near Denver, Colo¬ rado. The Region II meeting was held at Concord in October, and that same month Concord’s chapter installed the Carson- Newman College chapter at Jefferson City, Tennessee. Clothing is being collected by these honorary home economics majors for their national project of caring for needy families in Crossnore, North Caro¬ lina. Pictured are Miss Dransfield, Mrs. Lackey, Miss Miller; sponsors, Martha Shumaker, Marilyn Wood; vice-pres., Lora Fulton; treas., Linda Ferris; pres., Trudy Canterbury, June Spivey; sec., and Sue Hunter. Absent are Sally Williams, Jeanne Griggs, Diana Sammons, and Peggy Wolfe. I Fairmont College hosted the state MENC and as two Concordians stepped down from state offices two more stepped up. Paul Kelly and Dianne Arrington had served as vice-pres. and sec. in 1968, and Dexter Bradbury and Lenwell Noble were elected as president and secretary for 1969. MENC entered into and placed in Home¬ coming float competition, held a costume party during Halloween, was responsible for receptions for all visiting artists on campus, attended as a group the Marine Band concert in Bluefield and “Fiddler on the Roof” in Charleston, and took the at¬ tendance banner at state convention. Pic¬ tured are Diane Pritchett, Cheryl Bailes, Cheryl Williams, Nancy Miller, Diane Ar¬ rington, Lenwell Noble, Leon Chambers, Thomas Wade, C. D. Taylor, Phil Fife, Jack Stewart, and Glen Burtner. MENC (Music Educator’s National Conference) is an organization for interested music stu¬ dents. IftCTjC IJiettiberJ “take £tate Offices Spring picnic fun at Camp Creek park fftetnbeM Ac We Jht Ifletkcdtit Work Members of MSM pictured are Glen Burtner, Jan Whytsell, Cheryl Williams, Louise Wright, Elizabeth Wright, and Tom Wade. tJetotnaH Club Has PcCertif Project Each Saturday a group of Newman Club members con¬ duct a kindergarden for underprivileged children in the Giles Co., Virginia, area. On Saturday nights they have a coffee house. Their Palm Sunday Mass for the campus ex¬ tended student participation, and four of the club mem¬ bers attended the state congress in Parkersburg in March. Pictured are Father John Savage; religious sponsor, Jo Anne Haynes, Frances Miano, Celine Kennedy, Vito Riccio, Mary Rutkowski, Betty Hoge; sec.-treas., and Mary Friedl; pres. Absent are Greg Pels; vice-pres., Pam Carrozza, Nancy Cutler, Paul Kelly, Betsy Green, Bill Stark, Ronald Brun- schwyler, and Vickie Brunschwyler. Mr. Durand is faculty sponsor. Spring activities also included participation in the Spring Sing. 139 Morris Harvey College hosted the state FBLA Convention in March and delegates present elected John Arbuckle from Con¬ cord as president for 1969. Billy Mills had served in 1968 as treasurer. The group sold candy in the fall to provide a loan fund to aid needy business students. Phi Beta Lambda is an organization for busi¬ ness students. Pictured are left to right, Row 1: Dianne Bailey, Debbie Syres, Penny Lane, Teresa Richardson, Jo Hud- kins, Pat Worrell, Linda Paynter, Sadie Henson, Row 2: John Matherly, Blaine Dunavant, Bill Graham, John Arbuckle, Jim Harrison, Junior Dalton, between rows, Mrs. Edmunds; sponsor, Bill Pantilli; pres., and Janet Bonds, Absent are Kitty White; vice-pres., and Larry Davis; treas. Cchccttfiati Clected £tate Phi Seta £a nkda President Members of Phi Psi Alpha, a secretarial science organization, are left to right Mrs. Sonja Carter; sponsor, Jo Hudkins, Linda Paynter; vice-pres., Teresa Richardson, hack: Debbie Syers, Janet Bonds, and Sadie Henson. Absent are Frances Nunnery; pres., Betty Hoge; secretary, and Kitty White. SuA ' mAA Cducathn tflajcrA Join Phi pAi Alpha 140 £pahbk Club left to right: Joe Coleman, Kitty McClung, Vit o Riccio, Frances Miano, and Jim Case W(ZA Hctti £cck 9t To W Platfdaif The Women’s Recreation Association began the year with a weiner roast in the picnic area and enthusiasm carried through the climax of the year, Play Day ’69. “Sock It To Me” was the theme as over one hundred girls physical education departments of area high schools were invited to participate in an all day gathering featuring exhibitions and games. WRA members pictured are Row 1: Miss Swan, Kitty Maynor, Sandy Fleming; sec., Sue Whitaker, Jan Shadbolt; pres., Celested Linnehan, Row 2: Kathy Aiello, Linda Cullinan, Vicky Whitehill, Marsha Brumback, Row 3: Joan Grey, Drema Loudermilk, Sue Goebel, Sara Davis, Gail West, Nancy Teasley, Martha Sulic, Row 4: Irene Hurst, Susan Queitzsch, Janice Cardozo, Barbara Berg, Row 5: Suzanne Burr, Elizabeth Lucas, and Mary McKelvey. 141 Theta Xi takes time out Theta Xi, AET float places with float Before the Sig Tau Confederate Ball Delta Zeta gives Christmas gifts Bob Layne announced Alpha Sig sweetheart Theta Xi sponsors Easter Egg hunt Sig Taus give V for victory at May Festival Greek games Delta Zeta intramural cheerleaders Southern gents at the Sig Tau Confederate Ball Top average in Delta Zeta goes to Jane Dean Charles Totin takes highest scholastic average for TKES Lynn Blankenship presents David McLaughlin with EEE national Lydia Davis Award Phi Alpha Chi members enjoy Beatnik Blast Pres. Marsh thanks Delta Zetas for gift with tune on piano Alpha Sigs at two sorority parties Sigmas have Hawaiian rush party Alpha Taus at Christmas party - Panhellenic Council: Dolly Rozell, Nancy Miller; pres., Lynn Blankenship, Shirley Hill, Jo Hudkins; vice-pres., Patty Distefano, Mary Clark, Kathy Prunzinski; sec., Judy Cook, and absent: Mary Larkin, Karen Stump, and Pat Crane. Interfraternity Council: Row 1: Joel Purser, Dave Brogan, Dave Lion; pres., Dave Crawford, Row 2: Richard Basham, Greg Allan, Mike Zorio, and Jim Irwin 144 ■ 1C -v £i$ttta Tau (jattttna OFFICERS Dave McLaughlin.president Theron Cruise.vice-pres. Steve Underwood.secretary John Olinger. treasurer Faculty sponsor, Mr. Robert Carlton, got national Outstand¬ ing Chapter Advislor award . . . Jingle-Bell Rock . . . Andy Basso best fall pledge . . . local founding May 7, 1949 . . . national founding in 1920 . . . raised money for crippled children . . . blue and silver . . . white rose . . . Confederate Ball. . . Dave Crawford attended Inter¬ national Inter-Fraternity Council at Miami Beach . . . sponsored both Homecoming and May Festival queens . . . Heart of Concord College dance . . . Sig Tau parka . . . Olympia IV winner . . . John Cavendish, outstanding varsity athlete award Lynn Bondurant Sweetheart 145 II I ' Jim Allen Steve Annie Ronnie Ball Andrew Basso Billy Beckett Paul Bolen Mike Burns Dale Carter John Cavendish Tom Chancey Tom Cook Dave Crawford Bill Crute Lance Dew Bruce Dorsey Brad Durbin J. P. Eck Bob Elmore Jesse English Richard Graham Charles Hamer George Jones Rick Jorgensen Bill Keeney Bill Lawson Gary Lewis Eddie Lilly Arch Lusk Not Pictured: Jeff Berger, Pete Derringer, Doug Dyer, Bill Graham, Larry Griffith, Tom Molley, Lowell Robison, Paul Shrader, George Smith, Pat Smith, Stanley Whitt, Tom Winner, Ray Woolsey 146 £i$tna Tau Srctkerhced Doug Maddy Drew McCann Jim McDearmon Pat McDonnell Carlton Moyer Neal Newman Jerry Novell Bernard O’Brien Jim Pagonis Jim Qualls Bob Roark Charles Roatenberry Charles Robinson Barry Roth Bill Shinn Pat Sinicrope Bill Sistler Eugene Speer Danny Thomas Bill Thompkin Mike Wagner Joe Warfield Tony Williams Chuck Wiltshire Vaughn York 147 Alpha £tyma Alpha i OFFICERS Hilah Vaughn.president Mary Clark.vice-pres. Ann Perkis . treasurer Judy Cook . chaplain Wade School for mentally retarded, philantropic project . . . red aftd white . . . founded 1901 at Longwood Col¬ lege, Farmville, Va. . . . local founding in 1947 . . . Sa¬ loon Swing, informal bid dance . . . Christmas gift ex¬ change to needy children . . . Crimson Ball . . . Sally Williams, Frosh Fidel citizenship award . . . won attend¬ ance trophy and philanthropic award at State Day, Glenville College . . . Mrs. Virginia Dolan, sponsor . . . “I’ll Never Find Another You,” Spring Sing entry . . . Kitty McClung won Elizabeth Bird leadership award !k i Mary Bryant Trudy Canterbury Vickie Cline Libbie Coiner Sherry Compton Bernie Davis Kathy Ericson Sally Friedl Dottie Gatherum Debbie Gleason Judy Gonnello Christy Granger Kathy Granger Bonnie Gruse Linda Hebb Sadie Henson Alice Holshouser Jo Ann Hurley Paula Lambert Brenda Lane Penny Lane Nancy Marcinko Kathy May Shelly Mazzie Kitty McClung Frances Miano Judy Paisley Kathy Pruzinsky Linda Rudge Linda Seltzer Amy Singer Saundra Slater Lynn Thompson Peggy Travinski Kathy Turner Libbie White Sally W illiams Carolyn Stutzer, not pictured Alpha £titerhcc4 Phi fillftha Chi OFFICERS Bill Pantili . president Martin Atwood.vice-pres. George Clinebell.sec. John Matherly.treasurer Beatnik Blast . . . “Lacing A Victory” Homecoming float entry . . . founded Oct. 1958 . . . red, black, and “white . . . motto: “Friends, Veterans, Meetings” . . . Mr. Or zechewski and Mr. Sajnovsky, sponsors . . . George Sink, highest scholastic average award Cathy Delp Sweetheart 150 Alvin Buchanon Junior Dalton Olen Dodd Blaine Dunavant Ron Estep Bill Houchins Oscar Hutchison Jim Irwin Bruce Kriete Billy Mills Stanley Mills Dave Pedneau Walt Pizarczyk Danny Pritchett Robert Shumate George Sink John Toph Dan Williams Jim Lesley, not pictured Phi Chi H thethoc4 151 Pi Happa fllpka OFFICERS Jerry Cooper.president Tom Falconer.vice-pres. Ron Layne.secretary Watt Sammons . treasurer Pumpkin parade . . . Nov. 17, 1968 passed inspection unamimously for charterization into Pi Kappa Alpha . . . installed as Zeta Upsilon chapter on Feb. 14 . . . Dr. Benson, Mr. Rose, and Mr. Baumhover, faculty sponsors . . . Cabaret Dance . . . founded nationally in 1868 . . . local founding Oct. 8, 1966 . . . Dream Girl Formal . . . garnet and gold . . . Lilly of the Valley ... six members attended Centennial Convention in Richmond, Va., . . . Otis Mann, best Pike award . . . Julian Meadows, Roy Wells Citizenship award . . . Pike cane Greg Allen Joe Ball Dick Basham Bill Belcher Jerry Benson Gary Burleigh Griffin Callihan Don Caruth Jim Case Jow Coleman Steve Connor Robert Davis Dwight Fast Don Hatfield Mike Hoffman Tom Kensey Bob Koziel Richard Lawrence Joel Lerner Barry Lynch Steve Mabry Otis Mann Bob Mazzella Paul McMillion Howie McNeal David Meadows Julian Meadows John Petruzzi Mark Plummer Joel Purser Jim Sovine Dwight Summers Tom Tabor David Tull Pike Srctkerhocd Alpha £i$tna 7au OFFICERS Nancy Brown . president Vivian McNaulty . vice-pres. Barbara Shumate . secretary Lou Ann Crawford.treasurer Yellow Rose formal . . . mother-daughter banquet . . . Miss Swan got AET faculty award . . . national founding Nov. 4, 1899 . . . local founding in 1930 . . . emerald and gold . . . motto: “Active, Self-reliant, Trustworthy” . . . Pine Mountain Settlement School project ... all sorority Christmas party . . . sorority top scholastic aver¬ age for 1969 . . . Miss Mildred Dransfield, sponsor . . . Carolyn Cunningham and Marcia Cassidy best pledges . . . Linda Muscatello won Top Tau award . . . “Hurry Down Sundown” Spring Sing entry Mary Bishop Becky Blevins Sallie Bowers Evelyn Carroll Marci Cassity Carolyn Cunningham Patti Distefano Jane Euchler Vicki Euchler Debbie Farris Patty Fields Mary Friedl Cecilia Gattuso Carol Gentry Jenna Lou Gianato Diane Godfrey Susan Green Jo Ann Haynes Barbara Herold Jo Hudkins Sue Hunter Marcia Isola Barbara Jones Mary Level Marlene Martin Patricia McGraw Vicki Mills Dee Dee Morissette Linda Muscatello Frances Nunnery Shelia Parks Libby Pitotti Madeline Post Melanie Roberts Vicki Songer Linda Spencer Sherry Stinson Beverly Thompson Nora Tuggle Elizabeth Vandall Linda Walker Gail West Alpha 7au £.L terhw4 Not Pictured: Mary Gibbs, Sonja Janutalo, Mary Larkin, Barbara Shutt. Reva Smith, Betsy Summers, Sandy Tryall 155 Phi £i$pta CjiMUh Heidy, heidy, heidy ho—Iggly, wiggly, wiggly, wo—lift your heads up to the sky—Phi Sig passing by . . . national founding in 1910 and local March 5, 1960 . . . cardinal red and silver . . . slave sale . . . provided desk blotters for dorms . . . red beret . . . collected empty cigarette packages to exchange for pints of blood for leukemia pa¬ tients . . . first Christmas formal . . . Mr. Brown, Mr. Messersmith, and Mr. Craft, sponsors Pat Mally Sweetheart 156 Jim Albert Bill Albizati Chuck Beach Joe Bond Dave Brogan Bob Broncatello Vince Cali Rusty Cook Bob Dayton John Dedman Nick DeLuca Mike Dick Pat Dolan Andy Eellis Ron Engel Ernie Fetzer Ralph Fetzer Dick Frank Bob Gilmore Ed Godfryt John Golden Mike Harrold Tom Helton Jack Himmelsbach Jerry Ilaria Paul Jaffe John Jarvis Jim Kayal Bob Kess Fred Knapik Mickey Lorusso Bob Martin Rick Mazur Mike McGraw Mike Murphy Rick Nolte Tom Peak Charles Pilkerton Paul Rhodes Sam Richard Curt Ross William Russo George Schenck Bill Sherwood Art Shumate Mark Silance Joe Skaggs John Socha John Thomas Matt Tozer Carmen Valenti Danny Venet Paul Vogel Bob Voight King Ward John Woods Not pictured: John Celia, Pete Creaturo, Sean Cunningham, Alan Ferfer, Ed Howell, John McCarthy £iftna £igma £iyma OFFICERS Pat Mally . president Ardeth Garrison . vice-pres. Donna Bailey . secretary Ann Winston.treas. Robbie Page Memorial for crippled children at Chapel Hill, N. Car., national project. . .Mrs. William Ofsa, sponsor. . . first place Olympia IV. . .royal purple and white. . .vio¬ let. . .founded in 1898. . .jewel: pearl. . .“My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean” Spring Sing entry. . .Nancy Williams and Sheila Heinmiller best pledges . . . first place Homecoming float Tom Barry Sweetheart 158 Sandy Bechtel Lynn Blankenship Vicki Brackenrich Valerie Brown Bette Buckard Carolyn Caldwell Paula Caldwell Kay Carter Barbara England Sherry Faulconer Sarah Fleshman Billie Foster Becky Gay Diane Hannah Linda Harold Paula Hayner Sheila Hernmiller Shirley Hill Connie Kingston Tammy LaCorte Brenda Martin Jeannie McMann Peggy Milam Mary Miller Lynn Moore Patsy Morris Sharon Oxley Pat Quick Starr Ramieh Jackie Riggs Marilyn Sandefur Sandy Smith Marty Stump Alice Trudnak Carol VanHorn Jeannie Watts Bonnie White Nancy Williams Susan Williams Sara Wilson Campbell, Lee Keyser, 159 SiMerhced Alpha £igtna Phi Randy Polk.president Jim Lustig . vice-pres. Roger Mooney.sec. Bruce Henderson . treas. Money donated to orphanage. . .National founding 1845 . . .local, May 21, 1966. . .Talisman Rose. . .motto: “The Cause Is Hidden, Results Well-Known”. . .Dr. Minick, fac¬ ulty sponsor. . .Carolyn Robinette (picture not available), sweetheart 160 mmm Rhandy Barnett Richard Davis Roger Davis James Easter Robert Elmore Bill Frankenberry Victor Gibson Allan Holcomb Bill McKee Andrew Paterno Steven Peal Roger Richardson Chuck Shaw Jerry Strict Dennis Sutton Steve Walker ftljtka Phi St-ctketkpc4 Mike Zorio Tom Christian, not pictured Fred Harvey, not pictured 161 Tau Happa CpMbh Bowery Ball. . .Charles Totin awarded local Top Teke. . . Red Carnation Ball. . .2nd place intramural team. . .Dr. Bailey, sponsor. . .collected for heart fund. . .Bob Westwood competitor for Top Teke International. . .distributed fund pamphlets for Athens Fire Department Ann Winston Sweetheart 162 Glen Abies Mack Barber Louie Bardi Steve Barry John Bensey Bob Berlinger Hugh Breen Tom Breen Ed Brezk Dwight Callihan Dennis Carroll Steve Castelli Dave Chapman Mike Coppola Lynn Crowder Jerry Dingess Henry Fleming Bill Fulcher Sal Gebbia Joe Gonzales Gary Gray Bill Hawkins Jim Helvey Richard Hulette John Karnaszewski Dick Larkin Bob Layne Ron Leonard Jerry Luther Martin Meyers Fred Michels Mike Payne Steve Pendleton Robert Ritz Terry Self George Smith Bill Staples Greg Tenney Charles Totin Lloyd Ward Stephen Whelan Not pictured: Mike Cardinal, Jerry Cromer, Erwin Farmer, Fay Faykus, Scott Humphry, Don Magnani 163 7eke £ntkerhee4 “Can Dance” for needy at Christmas. . .Killarney Rose. . . first place Spring Sing. . .presented stockings to other Greeks and Pres. Marsh at Christmas. . .Mardi Gras. . . greeri and pink. . .founded nationally in 1902, locally in 1956. . .gifts to Navajo Indian children. . .activities trophy at State Day hosted by Morris Harvey. . .Mrs. Don Williams, sponsor. . .Christmas homemade “goodies” sale. . . con¬ tributions to Galludett College for the Deaf Bill Lawson Sweetheart 164 Diane Arrington Karen Bailey Wanda Ball Barbara Bates Linda Behan Dana Butterworth Linda Calloway Donna Childers Pat Crane Sara Davis Sue Davis Jane Dean Ann Farrell Dianne Frazier Linda Harmon Sara Beth Hawley Debbie Hayslett Tince Hellems Betty Hoge Linda Kay Gail Kendrick Pam Legg Marilyn Lowe Kay McMillion Linda Meadows Mary Lou Nauman Diane Osborne Linda Pavnter Claudia Peck Shirley Powell Sue Roberts Mary Agnes Shields Diana Shultz Bonnie Snyder Nancy Teasley Cheryl Williams Jody Wright Sue Zirkle Not pictured: Linda Cullinan, Sue Nichols, Sally Stahl. Lvnn Willey 165 J Theta Ti I Freshman Friends, gift books for Frosh. . .fo unded locally May 1, 1946. . .nationally 1864. . .blue and white. . .blue iris. . .motto: “United They Serve. . .first place Spring Sing. . .cancer fund drive. . .Hayseed Hop. . .Battle of the Bands. . .Mr. Boyer, Mr. Simmons, and Dr. Jones, faculty sponsors. . .hosted Region IV State Convention. . .Easter Egg hunt for needy children. . .bought stocks in Citizens Life and Pan American Airways Randy Adams Jerry Adkins Ron Allen Art Ambuhl Larry Barber Jim Beha Danny Bright John Bronough Tim Brown Ray Call Hunter Calloway Dale Comer Jim Constantino Earl Davis Robert Fencil David Fetterman Dan Fox Larry Frey Jim Fullen David Goodwin Carl Harris Danny Harris Jeff Hughes Dennis Hurley A1 Lasky Steve Lawrence Alan Lewanick Ray Londeree Joe Manini Donald Massey Alan McClintock Bernie McLucas John McClure A1 Morgan Larry Mullins Gary Okes Jack Parker Greg Phillips Dave Porter Frank Primeggia Vito Riccio James Robertson Ron Ross Charlie Shultz George Spadero Tom Wade Steve Watson Frank Wetzler John Williams Dennis Wyatt Not pictured: Charles Covey, Bill Graham, Paul Miranda. Lip Tan, Larry Whitt it? Theta % Srctherhccd Atufnhi Fifty-year reunion was held by the Concord Normal School class of 1918 with the following members present: 1st Row, Ann Christie Scott, Pearl Boggess, Mary Honaker, Blanche Fanning Young, Ora Peters, Maude Wiley Erpps, Genevieve Faulkner Frazier, 2nd Row, Clyde Maxey, Pearl Redmon Basham, Winnie Baily, Nell Brown Bird, Helen Caperton, Clarice Johnson, and Joe Hill. ClaAA 191% H� l U (Reunion Mrs. Pearl Redmond Basham of the 1918 class wears her unaltered graduation dress to the Alumni Day banquet. Mr. Clyde Maxey, who die d shortly after the re¬ union, is shown here responding in behalf of his 1918 graduating class at the banquet. 170 Alumi AtoarA W. R. Cooke, chairman of the selection committee, presents to Mr. Ira Southern, a member of the 1948 graduating class, the “Alumnus of the Year” award. Mr. Southern is head of the southern West Virginia Regional Health Council. He has served as president of both the general Alumni Asso¬ ciation, and the Ohio Chapter of Concord Alumni. Mr. George Bryson, from the class of 1925, receives from Mr. Cooke the “Golden Alumni” award. Mr. Bryson is a past Superintendent of McDowell County Schools. ClaM etf 43 Held fouhiett Members of the 1943 class returning to Concord for their 25th reunion were Rev. Alvin Young, Mrs. Josephine Keatley White, Mrs. Elizabeth Young Barley, Mrs. Eleanor Phillips Ball, Mrs. Mamie Keaton Dickenson, Mrs. Francis Cooper Scyphers, Mrs. Mary Lucille Goode Hartman, Victor Pisego, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cofer. Alumni Association Activities Left is Alumni Day Banquet speaker, Mr. George W. Bryson, with W. R. Cooke, Alumni Association treasurer, and Jesse Ramsey, Alumni Associa¬ tion president. An estimated four hundred and fifty alumni returned to Con¬ cord for June 1, 1968 celebration of Alumni Day. Shown here are participants who directed the program: President Marsh, Mr. Jesse Ramsey. Alumni Association president, Mr. William Estep, field director, Victor Foti, past president, Dr. Cloyd Arm- brister, Executive Secretary, and Mr. Glen Callihan, vice-presi¬ dent. Guests of the Presidents Club of the Alumni Association who were in attendance at their annual banquet held at the Princeton Holiday Inn are Mrs. Ira Southern, Mrs. William Estep, Ira Southern, President Marsh, Victor Foti, who presided over this meeting, William Estep, Alumni Assoc. Field Director, and Cloyd Armbrister. Leaders of the Alumni Day program meet with newly elected president, Olaf Vaught (far. right). Pictured from left to right are Ira Southern, W. R. Cooke, Cloyd Armbrister, William Bowman, and Vaught. 172 (governor cjj West Virginia gets honorary degree and Valedictorian receives congratulations as ISO more become Concord alumni tfchcr (fraduateJ £umtna Cum £au fe Arthur Ray Matheny Cheryl Jo Cuppett Hlapa Cum iaude Forest Allen Forsyth , Jr . Joel Richard Thompson Martha Louise Hanley Daniel Wayne Pritchett Danny Ray Wills Cum iuude Thomas Tyler Bouldin Linda Amanda Ferris Janice Marie Harris Jeanne Signor Lambert Kathryn Lynn McClung Richard Lee Summers 174 CmtnencetneHt Speaker Arch C. Moore governor of the state it-Xi ' i. baccalaureate Speaker Joseph F. Marsh, Jr. president of the college 175 SERVING NERCER COUNTY m £tu4ehU £enicr4 1969 brought 1800 students inside the gates of the “College Friendly on the Cam¬ pus Beautiful” representing twenty-five states, Malaysia, and Guam. There was never a bunch that could go out as much, scream as much, poke in as much food, sleep as much, laugh as much, cram as much, or love life as much. For Seniors it was giving Tuesdays up to Seminar, pre¬ senting Senior recitals and art shows, and meeting that final challenge, the Profes¬ sional Block. They held their heads up to a hard world with determination that Scarlett O’Hara in the ’69 release of “Gone Fith The Wind” could only match; they questioned the marriage of Jackie Ken¬ nedy; and they were the first to bow their heads as the flag went to half mask honor¬ ing Dwight Eisenhower. After years of keeping step now they break rank and go their own ways. Rod McKuen puts it best when he says, “There are golden apples to be picked. And green hills to climb. And meadows to run when you’re young.” 178 Roscoe Barber Tom Barry Sandy Bectel Henry Blessing Madge Arrington Hariett Asbury Martin Atwood Dianne Arrington 179 Richard Bourne Sallie Bowers Joe Bond Janies Bowling Victor Bridi Tom Briers Vicki Brackenrich Tom Broderick Claude Brooks Nancy Brown 180 Glenn Burtner fit! Dale Carter Darlene Ce nters Martha Buckley Gary Burleigh Elizabeth Carter Alvin Buchanon Betty Byrd Nancy Caldwell Matt Cassidy Hunter Calloway Stella Butler I Wts: William Chambers Tom Chancey Wesley Chambers Mary Clark George Clinebell Linda Cochran Hattie Cline Joe Coleman Jim Constantino Judy Cook Ottie Collins Roger Cook 182 Patricia Crane Theron Cruise Gregory Davis Richard Davis Paul Dayfield Larry Davis John Dedman Jerry Cooper June Craft Tom Cook Dennis Crum Cheryl Cuppett Lance Dew Patricia Delp Nicholas Deluca James Delp Olen Dodd Randall Dunavant Michael Dick John Paul Eck Victoria Euchler Gary Evans James Elmore Erwin Farmer 184 Thomas Flaherty Linda Ferris David Fetterman Tom Faulconer l WF. : . Jerry Flanagan Eugena Floyd Henry Flemming Daniel Fleshman Allen Forsyth Lora Fulton 185 Susan Gallatin Victor Gibson Jim Goulding Charles Hamer 186 John Hamrick William Harmon Martha Hanley Judy Hara Danny Harris Helen Harrison Laura Harvey Donald Hatfield Douglas Harvey Joanne Haynes 187 Sylvia Hensley Donald Heslep Tom Helton Richard Hickman Arlean Higgins Margaret Hoskins Alice Houshouser Sue Hunter 188 Michael Hurt David Jenkins Sue Jennings Barbara Jones Richard Jorgenson Margaret Keaton 189 Dale Kemerer Robert Koziel Paul Kelley David Lamb Alan Lasky James Leslie Cyrus Lester Emory Lovern 190 James Lustig Helen Lynch Linda Lusk Stephen Mabry David Madeira Arnold Maddy Laurie MacDonald Don Magnani Nancy Marcinko Barbara Martin Otis Mann Bob Martin 191 Robert Mason Arthur Matheny Virgil Martin John Matherly Kathryn Maynor Michael McCabe Nigel Maxey Deanne McClung Kathryn McClung John McLaughlin 192 Julian Meadows Marilyn Metzner Martin Meyers Roger Mooney Vivian McNulty Otis Miles Ken Moore Dezora Morrissette 193 Barbara Morton Violet Murray Linda Muscatello Duane Neeley William Nelson Frances Nunnery 194 Pat O’Brien Gary Okes ‘ Susan Pais Diane Osborne William Pantili Claudia Peck John Olinger Victoria Pantoplus 195 Cris Peery Linda Perdue David Pedneau Larry Peck Ml M WmA Vera Persinger Mike Piatek Roy Perry James Pike Charles Pilkerton Tom Powers 196 Daniel Pritchett Loretta Raines Carl Rapp James Qualls Roger Richardson Susan Queitzsch Charles Robinson Carol Purser Larry Rogar Mary Rose Barry Roth Frances Rozell 197 Sharon Rusinski Watt Sammons Richard Shemonsky William Scholl Dianne Schultz George Schenck Mary Shumaker Robert Shumaie John Shrewsbury Paul Shrader 198 George Smith Charles Simmons Bonnie Snyder John Sobon Judy Smith Wilbur Sonak Linda Spencer Darrell Stanley Sara Spade Norman Staples 199 Frances Staten James Strong Richard Summers Lip Tan Karen Stump Noel Tenney James Thomas John Thomas David Tester Beverly Thompson 200 Joel Thompson Robert Tibbs Charles Totin Alice Trudnak Albert Totten Neal Tuggle Mary Tozer Anna Turner David Thompson Mark Tintori Matthew Tozer Karen Tilly 20 ! Elizabeth Turner Robert Voight William Underwood Carmen Valenti VI Thomas Wade Margaret Weiss Carol Wheeler Mary White Bob Williams John Williams 202 Ann Winston Raymond Woolsey Susan Williams Danny Wills Sally Williams Frances Winfree James Forgacs Thorp, W. Va. Science (graduate Work 203 Raymelle Sweeney Shady Spring, W. Va. Library Science denier ClaM fcirecterij ACKEN, WILLIAM: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting ANDERSEN, SANDRA: Huntington, W. Va., B.A. Sociology, Psychology ARBUCKLE, JOHN: Lewisburg, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting; Phi Beta Lambda, Kappa Alpha Order ARRINGTON, DIANNE: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Music; Choir, Chorale, Delta Zeta, Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi Vice-Pres. Pres., MENC, W. Va. MENC sec’y., “Gondoliers,” “Fantastiks,” Who’s Who ARRINGTON, MADGE: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education ASBURY, HARRIET: Roanoke, Va., B.A. English, History; Alpha Sigma Tau, Senate, Keyettes, Spanish Club ASBURY, ROBERT: Baileysville, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies ATWOOD, MARTIN: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting; Phi Alpha Chi, Phi Beta Lambda BAILEY, PATRICIA BALDWIN: Bluefield, Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; Sigma Sigma Sigma BALL, WANDA: Hewitt, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies BARBER, ROSCOE MACK: Peterstown, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math; Football, Baseball, TaU Kappa Epsilon BARNETT, ROGER: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies BARY, STEVEN: Welch, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Chemistry; Tau Kappa Epsilon BARY, THOMAS: Welch, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed.; Tau Kappa Epsilon, TKE Vice-Pres., Football Co-capt., Senate BECHTEL, SANDRA: Boyertown, Pa., B.S. Education-Art; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Art Club, ’68 Snowflake Queen Attendant, Concord’s candidate for state ’69 Alpine Festival Queen BELCHER, SHELBY: Rock, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Band, Phi Beta Lambda, Phi Psi Alpha, Freshman Guide BENCAL, KENNETH: Bethpage, N. Y., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies BENSON, SAMUEL: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Education-Speech; Literary Society pres. BIGGS, PRISCILLA: Bedoord, Va., B.A. Sociology, History BISHOP, MARY: Peterstown, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Choir, Alpha Sigma Tau BLANKENSHIP, NANCY: Spanishburg, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies BLESSING, HENRY: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration BOND, JOSEPH: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Man¬ agement; Phi Sigma Epsilon treas., New Men’s Hall Council, Key of Excellency, Methodist Student Movement BOULDIN, TYLER: St. Albans, W. Va., B.A. English, Philosophy BOURNE, RICHARD: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies BOWERS, SALLIE: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Education-Art, English; Con- cordettes, Alpha Sigma Tau, Bible Club, ’66 Snowflake Queen Attendant, Art Club, Literary Society, Freshman Guide BOWLING, JAMES: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Chemistry, Math; Mu Alpha Theta, Blue Key BRACKENRICH, VICTORIA: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Education-English, Math; Choir, Majorette, Sigma Sigma Sigma BRIDI, VICTOR: Lester, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies BRIERS, THOMAS: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting BRODERICK, THOMAS: Wayne, N. J., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting BROOKS, CLAUDE: Marion, Va., B.S. Music Education; Band BROOKS, JOHN: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Manage¬ ment BROWER, JOSEPH: Waynesboro, Va., B.S. Business Administration- Management BROWN, MARY LOU: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology, Library Science; Alpha Beta Alpha, Kappa Delta Pi, Gamma Beta Phi, Cardinal Key BROW ' N, NANCY ANN: Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Alpha Sigma Tau, AST pres., Home Ec. Club BUCHANAN, ALVIN: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Music Education; Band, Drum Major, Choir, Chorale, MENC, Bible Club, Phi Alpha Chi, Senate, “Gondoliers” BUCKLEY, MARTHA: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Music Education, Band, Choir, Bible Club, MENC BURLEIGH, GARY: Arlington, Va., B.S. Chemistry, Physics BURTNER, GLEN: Blacksburg, Va., B.S. Music; Choir, Band, Commanders, Freshman Guide, Methodist Student Movement, Gamma Beta Phi, MENC, Senate, “Gondoliers” BUTLER, STELLA: Ronceverte, W. Va., B.S. Education-Arr, Social Studies; Kappa Delta Pi treas. BUTT, MARGARET: Bluefield, Va., B.S. Education-English BYRD, BETTY: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies CABBELL, EDWARD: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies CALDWELL, NANCY: Demoroke, Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; AWS, Spanish Club, Literary Society CALLOWAY, HUNTER: Laurel, Del., B.S. Business Education; Fresh, pres., Soph, pres., SGA pres., Choir, Theta Xi, Delegate to Theta Xi National Convention CALWELL, TIMOTHY: Bluefield, Va., B.A. History, Political Science CARTER, DALE: St. Albans, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Track, Cross-country capt., All-conference cross-country, Senate, Sigma Tau Gamma vice-pres. CARUTH, LOIS ALTIZER: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; Delta Zeta, ’66 Snowflake Queen, ’66 Alpine Festival Queen CASSIDY, MATTHEW: Elmont, N.Y., B.A. Sociology, Economics; Theta Xi, Interfraternity Council, Basketball CENTERS, DARLENE: Kopperston, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Eco¬ nomics; Home Ec. Club pres., Bible Club, American Home Ec. Assn. CHAMBERS, SANDRA STEORTS: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education- Library Science Phys Ld CHAMBERS, WESLEY: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration- Marketing; Young Republican Club pres. CHAMBERS, WILLIAM: Rich Greek, Va., B.S. Education-Art, Phys. Ed.; Band, Circle K, Art Club, Track CHANCEY, THOMAS: Hollywood, Fla., B.S. Education-Math; Sigma Tau Gamma, Football, Track CHILDERS, DONNA: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Library Science; Delta Zeta, Concordian staff, Alpha Beta Alpha, WRA, Intramural Council CHRISTIAN, DONNA: Princeton, W. Va., B.A. Sociology, Psychology CLARK, MARY: Kanawha Falls, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Panhellenic Council CLINE, HATTIE: Mallory, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Bible Club treas. CLINEBELL, GEORGE: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration- Management; Phi Alpha Chi, Interfraternity Council, Senate COCHRAN, LINDA: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Art, English COLEMAN, JOSEPH: Roanoke, Va., B.A. History, Economics; Pi Kappa Alpha, Interfraternity Council, Spanish Club COLLINS, OTTIE BUD: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies CONLEY, STEPHEN: Richmond, Va., B.S. Music; Band, Choir, Chorale, MENC, Who’s Who CONSTANTINO, JAMES: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed. COOK, JUDITH: Pineville, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education-Music; Alpha Sigma Alpha, AWS, Panhellenic Council, Bible Club, Senate COOK, ROGER: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Science COOK, THOMAS: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-English, Speech; Sigma Tau Gamma, Concordian staff, Blue Key, Circle K, Golf team, Bowling team, ’68 State Bowler of the Year, “All My Sons,” Who’s Who COOPER, JERRY: Hinton, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, Economics; Interfraternity Council, Young Republican Club, Pi Kappa Alpha vice-pres.. Chess Club COVEY: CHARLES: Glen Daniel, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration- Retailing, Marketing; Circle K, Theta Xi, Phi Beta Lambda CRAFT, JUNE: Pineville, W. Va., B.S. Education-English, Social Studies CRANE, PATRICIA: Crawley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; Delta Zeta, Panhellenic Council, ’68 Pine Tree staff, Concordian staff, “Dr. Faustus,” ’68 Snowflake Queen Attendant CROOK, VIRGINIA MARTIN: B.S. Education-English CROWDER, HOWARD: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Tau Kappa Epsilon vice-pres. CRUISE, THERON: Oak Hill, W. Va., B.A. Speech, Geography; Sigma Tau Gamma, Interfraternity Council, Senate, Alpha Psi Omega, “Dr. Faustus,” “The Adding Machine,” “Orpheus Descending,” “The Rainmaker,” “All My Sons,” Student director for “Visit to a Small Planet,” “Tartuffe” CRUM, DENNIS: Alderson, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration CUNNINGHAM, SEAN: Central Valley, N. Y., B.S.v Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; Phi Sigma Epsilon, “Dr. Faustus,” Cross-country capt., Con¬ cordian staff, ’67 Pine Tree staff, “Rainmaker,” “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,” “Wait Until Dark,” “All My Sons” CUPPETT, CHERYL: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Math, Physics; Phi Omega Rho, Who’s Who CYPHERS, HUBERT: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Math DAVIS, GREGORY: Accoville, W. Va., B.A. Sociology, Economics DAVIS, LARRY: Kegley, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Marketing; Phi Beta Lambda treas., Phi Alpha Chi DAVIS, RICHARD: Tewksbury, Mass., B.A. English, History DAVIS, ROMA: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Music Education DAYFIELD, LOUISE: St. Albans, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education-Social Studies DAYFIELD, WILLIAM: St. Albans, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration DEDMAN, JOHN: Forestville, Md., B.S. Biology, Geography; Choir, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Men’s Hall Council pres., Circle K, Mu Alpha Theta, Football DELP, JAMES: Bluefield, Va., B.S. Business Administration-Management DELP, PATRICIA: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math, French; AWS, Phi Omega Rho pres., Panhellenic Council, ’66 May Queen Court, ’68 Home¬ coming Queen Court, Freshman Guide, First Alternate for Rotary Foundation Fellowship DELUCA, NICHOLAS: Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Business Administration DEW, SHARON JOHNSON: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; Sigma Sigma Sigma DEW, WILLIAMS LANCE: Charleston, W. Va., B.A. History, Political Science DICK, MICHAEL: Waterbury, Conn., B.S. Education-Social Studies DODD, OLEN: Coal City, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Accounting DUNAVANT, BLAINE: Rock, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting; Phi Alpha Chi, Phi Beta Lambda DYER, JANET: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Music Education 204 ECK, JOHN PAUL: Hollywood, Fla., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; Sigma Tau Gamma ELLIOTT, JAMES: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies ELMORE, JAMES: Athens, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, Speech; Sigma Tau Gamma pres., Alpha Psi Omega pres., “The Happy Time,” “Little Foxes,” “Dr. Faustus,” “The Rainmaker,” “The Adding Machine,” “Six Characters in Search of an Author,” “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,” Circle K, Interfraternity Council ENNIS, HARRIET: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Elementary-Home Economics EUCIILER, VICTORIA: Roanoke, Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Alpha Sigma Tau, Majorette, Band, Choir, ’68 Snowflake Queen Attendant EVANS, GARY: Elk Garden, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Math; Tau Kappa Epsilon pres., Basketball FARMER, ERVIN: Marion, Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Choir, Band, Tau Kappa Epsilon FAULCONER, THOMAS: Hinton, W. Va., B.A. Biology, Political Science; Golf team, Circle K, Men’s Hall Council, Pi Kappa Alpha vice-pres. FERRIS, LINDA: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Home Ec. Club, American Home Economics Assn., Kappa Omicron Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Choir, Freshman Guide, Recipient of Rotary Graduate Fellowship Scholarship, Cardinal Key, Who’s Who FETTERMAN, DAVID: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; Theta Xi, Intramural manager FLAHERTY, THOMAS: Warsaw, N. Y., B.S. Education-Math FLANAGAN, JERRY: Salem, W. Va., B.S. Education-Speech, Library Science; Alpha Beta Alpha, “Six Characters in Search of an Author” FLANAGAN, VICKI COMBS: Salem, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts, Library Science; Alpha Beta Alpha FLEMING, HENRY: Orlando, Fla., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Basketball FLESHMAN, DANIEL: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Art, English; “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,” “Wait Until Dark,” “Visit to a Small Planet,” “Six Characters in Search of an Author,” “Tartuffe” FLOYD, MILDRED: Peterstown, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Library Science; WRA FOLEY, JOHN: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Manage¬ ment FORSYTH, FOREST: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Math, Psychology FRAZIER, DIANE: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Music Education; Delta Zeta, Chorale, Choir Accompanist, Band, “Gondoliers,” MENC, Hall Council FULLEN, JAMES: Ronceverte, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, Geography FULTON, LORA: Danville, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Home Ec. Club, Kappa Omicron Phi, W. Va. Home Ec. Club Officer, Who’s Who GALLATIN, SUSAN: So. Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Music GEARHEART, RODNEY: Salem, Va., B.S. Business Administration-Eco¬ nomics GIANATO, JENNA LU: Welch, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Alpha Sigma Tau, Freshman Guide, SNEA, ’67 W. Va. Water Festival Queen, ’68 Mountain State Forest Festival Princess GIBBS, MARY: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology GIBSON, VICTOR: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting GILBERT, PENELOPE S. SCOTT: St. Albans, W. Va., B.S. Education- French, Math GILMER, MARCELLA: Lebanon, Va., B.S. Education-Library Science, Music; Choir, Band GILMORE, ROBERT: Kittery, Maine, B.A. Geography, History; Choir, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Senate GODFRYT, EDWARD: Roselle, N. J., B.S. Business Administration; Phi Sigma Epsilon GOLDEN, JOHN: Red Bank, N. J., B.A. History, Geography GORE, CAROLYN: Greenville, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math GOULDING, JAMES: Ronceverte, W. Va., B.S. Education-Library Science, Speech GRAHAM, RICHARD: Waynesboro, Va., B.S. Business Administration- Management GROGAN, MARY: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics GRUVER, RICHARD: Waynesboro, Va., B.S. Business Administration- Management HALE, BARBARA: Hiawatha, W. Va. B.S. Education-Social Studies HAMDEN, BEBE: Kimball, W. Va., B.S. Education-Chemistry, Science HAMER, CHARLES: Keystone, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; Football, Sigma Tau Gamma, Sigma Sigma Sigma Sweetheart HAMRICK, JOHN: Farley, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Psychology; Hall Council, Key of Excellence, Mu Alpha Theta HANLEY, MARTHA: Rainelle, W. Va., B.S. Education-English, Speech; Senate, Alpha Sigma Tau, Literary Society pres., Freshman Guide HANNAH, SHARON BAILEY: Oceana, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts: Pi Kappa Alpha Sweetheart, ’68 May Queen Court HANSHAW, BETTY: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies HARMON, RODNEY: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys., Speech HARMON, WILLIAM: East Rainelle, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies HARRAH, JUDITH: Bradley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Bible Club, AWS HARRIS, DANNY: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math, Biology; Circl K, MSM, Freshman Guide, Mu Alpha Theta, SNEA, Theta Xi, Senate, Who’s Who HARRIS, HAROLD: Alderson, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; Hall Council Circle K, “Gondoliers,” Senate, SNEA, Theta Xi, Choir, Chorale, Freshman Guide HARRIS, JANICE: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math, Biology; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Mu Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Pi vice-pres., Cardinal Key, Who’s Who HARRISON, HELEN: War, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts HARVEY, DOUGLAS: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology, Science HARVEY, LAURA: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Young Republican Club, Phi Psi Alpha HARVEY, RITA: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education HATFIELD, DONALD: New Town, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology, Science; Senate, Pi Kappa Alpha, Blue Key, Hall Council, Key of Excel¬ lency, Who’s Who HATFIELD, HARRY: Coal Mt., W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education HAUN, RITA: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts HAWKS, EDWARD: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Music Education HAYNES, JOANNE: Belle, W. Va., B.S. Education-English; Choir, Alpha Sigma Alpha HELTON, THOMAS: Mt. Hope, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts HELVEY, JAMES: Peterstown, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math HENSLEY, SYLVIA: Fireco, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics HESLEP, DONALD: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Physics, Math HICKMAN, RICHARD: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phychology, Social Studies; Orchestra, Band, Freshman Guide HIGGINS, ARLEAN: Pentress, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Methodist Student Movement HILL, CHARLOTTE: Rock, W. Va., B.S. Education-Library Science; Alpha Beta Alpha sec. HINSON, KELLY: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Marketing HOLSHOUSER, ALICE: Coal City, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Panhellenic Council HONAKER, MELVIN: Ronceverte, W. Va., B.S. Math, Psychology; Hall Council, Senate HOSKINS, MARGARET: St. Albans, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Eco¬ nomics . HUFFORD, ROBERT: Bluefield, W. Va., B.A. History, Psychology HULETTE, RICHARD: Orlando, Fla., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Basketball HUNTER, SUE: Rockville, Md., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Alpha Sigma Tau, Kappa Omicron Phi, Home Ec. Club, Winner Best Dressed Girl Contest HURT, MICHAEL: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Chemistry; Mu Alpha Theta HUTCHENS, FRANK: Ivydale, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration HUTCHENS, KAREN: Ivydale, W. Va., B.A. Sociology, Psychology HUTSENPILLER, BILLIE: Smoot, W. Va., B.S. Education-English HYLTON, MURRIEL: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Phi Beta Lambda, Gamma Beta Phi IRWIN, ROSE: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Childhood Education IVERY, ELIZABETH: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education JENKINS, DAVID: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting JENNINGS, SUE: El Paso, Texas, B.A. Sociology, Biology; Senate, Mu Alpha Theta JERNIGAN, RUTH: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math JESSUP, LARRY: Beaver, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Accounting JOHNSON, HAROLD: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Choir, “Fantastics” JONES, BARBARA: Bartley, W. Va., B.A. Art, Psychology; Alpha Sigma Tau, Theta Xi Sweetheart JORGENSEN, RICHARD: Avenel, N. J., B.A. Geography, Economics; Senate, Sigma Tau Gamma sec., Assistant SGA Business Manager, Delta Zeta Sweetheart JUSTICE, FRANCES: Bluefield, W. Va., B.A. English, History KARNES, CLAUDIA: Matoaka, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Home Ec. Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Spanish Club KEATON, MARGARET: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Eco¬ nomics; Home Ec. Club KEATON, MARTHA: Glen Morgan, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Math Kelly, Paul: Blacksburg, Va., B.A. Music, Psychology KEMERER, DALE: Louisville, Ky., B.A. Sociology, Psychology; Fresh¬ man Guide, Newman Club, SCAD pres., “All My Sons,” “Six Characters in Search of an Author” KENNEDY, GARNIE: Jolo, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math KIDWELL, EUGENE: Princeton, W. Va., B.A. English, History KOZIEL, ROBERT: Houston, Pa., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed. LAMB, DAVID: Lerona, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies, Phys. Ed. LAMBERT, JEANNE: Endwell, N.Y., B.S. Education-Social Studies LAMBERT, LYNDA: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Business Education LAMBERT, MICHAEL: Endwell, N. Y. B.A. Psychology, Political Science LASKY, ALAN: Philadelphia, Pa., B.A. History, Geography; Theta Xi, Bowling, Tennis LAWRENCE, NANCY: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics LAWRENCE, STEVE: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Music; Theta Xi, Choir, Chorale, “Fantastics” LAWSON, WILLIAM: Mullens, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration- Marketing; Basketball, Sigma Tau Gamma sec. LESLIE, JAMES: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Accounting LESTER, CYRUS: Richwood, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies LEVEL, KATHERINE: Ronceverte, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology LOUDERMILK, DREMA: Maxwelton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Library Science; WRA vice-pres. 205 LOVERN, EMORY: Flint, Mich., B.S. Education-Social Studies I.USK, LINDA: Herndon, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology LUSTIG, JAMES: Oceanside, N. Y., B.S. Business Administration-Manage¬ ment; Alpha Sigma Phi, Interfraternity Council sec., SGA exec, sec., SGA vice-pres., Bowling LYNCH, HELEN: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Library Science MABBITT, WILLIAM: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; “All My Sons,” “Wait Until Dark,” Football MABRY, STEPHEN: Roanoke, Va., B.S. Music Education; Choir, Pi Kappa Alpha, Young Democrat Club pres., Freshman Guide, “Gondoliers,” Chief Justice Student Court, Chorale, Band, Hall Council MACDONALD. LAURIE JEAN: Elma, N. Y. B.S. Medical Technology; Choir, AWS, Young Republican Club MADDY, ARNOLD: Forest Hill, W. Va., B.A. Psychology, Sociology, Sigma Tau Gamma, Gamma Beta Phi, Interfraternity Council MADEIRA, DAVID: Kutztown, Pa., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech MAGNANI, DON: Gallipolis, Ohio, B.S. Education-Biology, Science MANN, KAY ' : Lewisburg, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies MANN, 01 IS: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Political Science, Biology; Pi Kappa Alpha MARC1NK0, NANCY: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Music; Concordette, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Choir, Senate, ’68 Snowflake Queen MARTIN, BARBARA: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Bible Club, ’69 Pine Tree staff, transfer from Univ. of Ky. MARTIN, ROBERT: Phoenixville, Pa., B.S. Business Administration; Phi Sigma Epsilon MARTIN, VIRGIL: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education -Math; Gamma Beta Phi, Men’s Hall Key of Excellence MASON, ROBERT: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed. MATHENY, ARTHUR: Vienna, W. Va., B.S. Education-Physics, Math MATHERLY, JOHN: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration; Phi Alpha Chi treas., Phi Beta Lambda, Freshman Guide MAXEY, NIGEL: Princeton, W. Va., B.A. Speech, Political Science; Con- conlian staff, “The Visit,” “Adding Machine,” “Orpheus Descending” MAY NOR, KATHRYN: Midway, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed.; WRA, American Assn, of Health, Phys. Ed., and Recreation, W. Va. Assn, of Health, Phys. Ed., and Recreation, Volleyball, Basketball, Field Hockey, State Phys. Ed. Convention MCCABE. MICHAEL: Princeton, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, Geography MCCARTHY, JOHN: Parlin, N. J., B.S. Business Administration-Economics MCCLAUGHERTY, CAROL: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Spanish, French MCCLUNG, DEANNA: Lewisburg, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; Delta Zeta, ’68 Pine Tree staff, ’67 Homecoming Queen Court MCCLUNG, KATHRYN: St. Albans, W. Va., B.A. French, English; Choir, Alpha Sigma Alpha, ’68 May Queen Attendant, Cardinal Key, Alpha Mu Gamma, Spanish Club, German Club, Who’s Who, Exchange Student to Dakar Senegal MCCULLOCH, BETTY: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Art, Math; Freshman Guide, Art Club, Kappa Pi, Kappa Delta Phi, Cardinal Key MCDANIEL, RUTH: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education MCDEARMON, JAMES: Amherst, Va., B.S. Music MCKENZIE, RODERICK: Pompton Plains, N. J., B.A. History, Geography MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN DAVID: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Math; Sigma Tau Gamma pres., Football, Basketball, Track MCNULTY, VIVIAN: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Alpha Sigma Tau vice-pres., Panhellenic Council, Freshman Guide, Dorm Council, Senate, Phi Psi Alpha, ’67 Snowflake Queen Court MCQUAIL, EDWARD: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Science MEADOWS, JULIAN: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Chemistry; Pi Kappa Alpha, Mu Alpha Theta, Men’s Hall Key of Excellency MEADOWS, LINDA: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math, Library Science MEAD OWS, PATTI: Lester, W. Va., B.A. History, Political Science METZNER, MARILYN: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts MEY ERS, MARTIN: Edison, N. J., B.S. Business Administration MILES, OTIS: Powhaton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Science MILLER. FREDA: Peterstown, W. Va., B.S. Education-Music MILLER, GARY: Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Business Administration-Management MILLER. WILLIAM: Peterstown, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math MILLS, BILL: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Accounting; Phi Alpha Chi, Phi Beta Lambda, State Phi Beta Lambda treas., IFC sec. MILLS, NORMA: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Biology MIRANDA, PAUL: Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Science; Theta Xi, Baseball, Newman Club MOONEY ' , ROGER: Whitby, W. Va., B.A. Psychology, Speech MOORE, KEN: White Plains, Md., B.S. Music; Choir, Chorale, MENC, Band, Orpheus Descending,” “All My Sons,” “Six Characters in Seach of an Author,” Wait Until Dark,” Alpha Psi Omega, “Tartuffe” MOORE, TODD: Christiansburg, Va., B. S. Music: MENC, Choir, Band, Commanders, Debate Club, Literary Society MOOREHEAD, RUTH: Bluefield, Va., B.A. Music MORRIS, VICKI SUE: Northfork, W. Va., Elementary Education Choir, Sigma Sigma Sigma, SNEA, Panhellenic Council, Bible Club, AWS MORRISSETTE, DEZORA: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Choir, Alpha Sigma Tau MORTON, BARBARA: Charleston, W. Va., B.A. Sociology, Art; NAACP, Spanish Club, Choir, Chorale . MOULD, TOMMY: True, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Accounting MOY ' ER, CARLETON: Waynesboro, Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed.; Golf, Sigma Tau Gamma, 68 Pine Tree editor MULLINS, WANDA: Bradshaw, W. Va., B.S. Education MURPHY, JOAN: Iaeger, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; Band, Choir, Bible Club, Literary Society MURRAY, VIOLET: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Spanish, French; Dorm Council, Bible Club vice-pres., Spanish Club vice-pres., Gamma Beta Phi sec., Alpha Mu Gamma MUSCATELLO, LINDA: Welch, W. Va., B.S. Education-English, Speech; Cheerleader, Alpha Sigma Tau, ’67 Homecoming Queen, “Dr. Faustus,” “The Addi ng Machine” MYZIE, KATHLEEN: No. Plainfield, N. J., B.S. Early Childhood Education; ’68 May Queen Court NATALE, PETE: Deer Park, N. Y., B.A. Psychology, Sociology; Theta Xi pres., IFC, Hall Council, Senior Class pres. NAUMANN, MARY LOU: Scott Depot, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; McComas-Sarvey Dorm pres., WUCH vice-pres.. Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key NEELY, DUANE: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Math, Psychology NELSON, WILLIAM: Mullens, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration- Marketing NEWMAN, NEAL W: Roanoke, Va., B.S. Education-Biology; Jr. Class Pres., Sigma Tau Gamma, College Center Board Chairman, Alpha Sigma Alpha sweetheart NEWTON, SAMUEL: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies NICHOLS, SUSAN: Salem, Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies NUNNERY, FRANCES: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Alpha Sigma Tau treas., Phi Beta Lambda sec., WUCH vice-pres., Phi Psi Alpha pres. NYSTROM, SANDRA: Welch, W. Va., B.S. Education-English, Phys. Ed. O’BRIEN, PATRICK: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech ODELL, EVELY ' N: Quinwood, W. Va., B.S. Education-Music; Alpha Sigma Tau, WRA, Chorale, Choir, NEA, Senate OFSA, BARBARA: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Science OKES, GARY: Beaver, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Accounting; Theta Xi, Phi Beta Lambda, Circle K, Band, Hall Council OLINGER, JOHN: Saltville, Va., B.S. Business Administration-Accounting; Sigma Tau Gamma TREAS., Football ORNDORFF, ROBERT: Winchester, Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies OSBORNE, IRENE: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education OSBORNE, DIANNE: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Delta Zeta, Concordian editor, SGA Exec. Council, Freshman Guide, Spanish Club, BSU PAIS, SUSAN: Kimball, W. Va., B.A. Sociology, Psychology PANTILI, WILLIAM: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting PANTOPLUS, VICTORIA: Beckley, W. Va., B.A. Art, Psychology PARKER, DENISE: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics PAUL, MIKE: Coalwood, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts PAYNE, CHARLES: Bradshaw, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology, General Science PEAK, GEORGE: Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Chemistry; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Hall Council, Mu Alpha Theta PECK, CLAUDIA WRIGHT: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Art; Delta Zeta, Concordian staff, Art Club, Kappa Pi, Who’s Who PECK, LARRY: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Math, Physics; Basketball capt., Track, Blue Key, Who’s Who PEDNEAU, DAVID: Princeton, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, Economics PEERY, CRISS: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math; Newman Club, Freshman Guide, “Orpheus Descending” v PERDUE, LINDA: Bluefield, Va., B.S. Education-Library Science PERRY, ROY: Renick, W. Va., B.A. Art, Geography; Choir, Art Club, Kappa Pi, Hall Council PERSINGER, VERA: Pence Springs, W. Va., B.S. Music Education; Choir, Chorale, Mu Alpha Theta, Gamma Beta Phi, “Gondoliers” PIATEK, MICHAEL: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Elementary PIKE, JIMMY: Kyle, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration; Theta Xi, Circle K PILKERTON, CHARLES: California, Md ., B.S. Business Administration POE, THOMAS: Beckley, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, History POLK, JAMES: Sophia, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Accounting POST, MADELINE: Hawley, Pa., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Science; Alpha Sigma Tau, Tau, WRA, AWS, Intramural Council POWERS, THOMAS: Athens, W. Va., B.A. French PRICE, NANCY: Cambridge, Md., B.S. Biology, Geography PRITCHETT, DANIEL: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies PRUSSACK, JAMES: Belford, N. J., B.A. Geography, Economics PUGH, LINDA: Red Star, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Marketing PURSER, CAROL: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Library Science, English; Alpha Beta Alpha pres., Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key, Who’s Who QUALLS, JAMES: Woodbridge, Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; Sigma Tau Gamma, “Six Characters in Search of an Author” QUEITZSCH, SUSAN: Washington, N. J., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Language Arts; WRA, American Assn, of Health, Phys. Ed., and Recreation, W. Va. Assn, of Health, Phys. Ed., and Recreation, Delegate to the state Phy s. Ed. Convention RAINES, LORETTA: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Library Science RAMSEY, YVONNE: Allen Junction, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math, Social Studies RAPP, CARL: Bradshaw, W. Va., B.S. Education- Biology REED, ROMA: Lerona, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math REID, LINDA: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Library Science 206 RICHARDSON, LARRY: Princeton, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, Eco¬ nomics RICHARDSON, ROGER: Caretta, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration- Management; Choir, Alpha Sigma Phi, Freshman Guide, Fr. Class Pres., Soph Class Pres IFC RINCIC, GARY: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Chemistry ROBINETTE, CAROLYN: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Library Science ROBINSON, CHARLES: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies ROGAR, LARRY: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies ROSE, MARY KATHRYN: Flat Top, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; AWS Freshman Guide, ’68 Snowflake Queen Attendant ROSE, SALLY: Marlinton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Choir, Senate ROTH, BARRY: Pemberton, N. J., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies; Sigma Tau Gamma ROZELL, FRANCES: Maplewood, W. Va., B.S. Education-Language Arts; Delta Zeta pres., Panhellenic, Spanish Club, College Center Board, Homecoming Queen Court RUSINSKI, SHARON: Pottstown, Pa., B.S. Early CHildhood Education RUSSELL, MELVA: Spanishburg, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics RUTKOWSKI, MARY: Clifton, N. J., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Choir, Newman Club, Home Ec. Club, VISTA Training Program, “The Happy Time,” “The Little Foxes” SAGADY, BLANCHE: Bluefield, Va., B.S. Education-Biology, Social Studies SAMMONS, WATT: Logan, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Account¬ ing; Pi Kappa Alpha treas. SCHENCK, GEORGE: Sea Cliff, N. Y., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Hall Council pres., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Men’s Hall Key of Excellency, Choir, Newman Club, Who’s Who SCHOLL, WILLIAM: Madison, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech SCHUMAKER, MARTHA: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics SHADBOLT, NAOMI: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies; WRA pres., Intramural council, Basketball, Volleyball SHEMONSKY, RICHARD: Hackettstown, N. J., B.A. Art, Geography; Band, Art Club, Kappa Pi, Blue Key, Men’s Hall Key of Excellency, Who’s Who SHRADER, PAUL: Freeman, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting, Marketing SHREWSBURY, JOHN: Spanishburg, W. Va., B.S. Music; Band, Choir, Commanders, MENC SHULTZ, DIANE: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Con- cordian assistant editor, Delta Zeta SHUMAKER, MARY JANE: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education- Music; Choir, Chorale, SNEA, BSM SHUMATE, ALICE: MacArthur, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math SHUMATE, ROBERT: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Physics, Math; Phi Alpha Chi SIMMONS, CHARLES:. Mullens, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration SIMMONS, JEANIE: Pineville, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education SKAGGS, BARRY: Ansted, W. Va., B.S., Education-Social Studies SLATER, BARBARA: Williamson, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math SMITH, GEORGE: Rye, N. H., B.A. Art, Georgraphy SMITH, JUDI: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Music Education; Choir, Chorale, “Importance of Being Earnest,” “The Happy Time,” “The Visit,” “Orpheus Descending,” “All My Sons,” “Dr. Faustus,” “Six Characters in Search of an Author,” “The Rainmaker,” “Wait Until Dark,” “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,” “Gondoliers,” “The Medium” SMITH, REVA: Mullens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Kindergarten; Alpha Sigma Tau, Freshman Guide, Senate SGA Secretary SNYDER, BONNIE: Red Bank, N. J., B.A. English, Psychology; Delta Zeta SOBON, JOHN: Aliquippa, Pa., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies; Phi Sigma Epsilon, IFC, Men’s Hall Council, Tennis Team SONAK, WILBERT: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math; Phi Sigma Epsilon sec., Senate, Men’s Hall Council, Men’s Hall Key of Excellency SPADE, SARA: Meadow Bridge, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration- Accounting; Spanish Club, Bible Club SPENCER, LINDA: Kimball, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Freshman Guide, ’67 May Queen Court, Majorette, Alpha Sigma Tau sec. STAHL, SALLY: Nitro, W. Va., B.S. Music Education STALLARD, HOWARD: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration- Accounting STANLEY, DARRELL: Smoot, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Ac¬ counting; Phi Beta Lambda STAPLES, NORMAN: Oak Hill, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Tau Kappa Epsilon, “The Visit” STATEN, FRANCES: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Choir, Chorale, Bible Club vice-pres., Phi Psi Alpha, ’69 Pine Tree staff, Best Orcsscd Girl Contest STEWART, JACK: Shady Spring, W. Va., B.S. Music Education; Band, Choir, MENC, Circle K, Hall Council STOKES, JACK: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration; Choir, Hall Council, Circle K STRONG, JAMES: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math, Phys. Ed. STUMP, KAREN: Clendenin, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Science; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Panhellenic Council treas. SUMMERS, RICHARD: St. Albans, W. Va., B.A. Art, Geography; Blue Key pres., Kappa Pi pres., Art Club, Freshman Guide, Men’s Hall Key of Excellency, Who’s Who TANNEHILL, SUSAN: So. Charleston, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Library Science; Cheerleader, Sigma Sigma Sigma TAN, TIONG LIP: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, B.S. Business Administration; Theta Xi, “The Visit,” “Dr. Faustus” TAYLOR, WANDA: Hinton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Science TENNEY, NOEL: Tallmansville, W. Va., B.S. Education-Art, Speech; Art Club pres., Kappa Pi, Blue Kay, MSM, Kappa Delta Pi, Who’s Who TERRY, DEANNA: Filbert, W. Va., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Phi Omega Rho TESTER, DAVID: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration-Manage¬ ment THOMAS, JAMES: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math, Social Science THOMAS, JOHN: Bay Shore, N. Y., B.S. Education THOMAS, JUANITA: Clintonville, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education THOMPSON, BEVERLY: Coal City, W. Va., B.A. Psychology, Sociology; Alpha Sigma Tau THOMPSON, DAVID: Mullens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology, Science. THOMPSON, JOEL: Mullens, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Math TIBBS, ROBERT: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Music TILLEY, KAREN: Oceana, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; SNEA, Bible Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Who’s Who TINTORI, MARK: Belle Vernon, Pa., B.A. Art, Geography; Art Club, Kappa Pi, Newman Club, Spanish Club TOTIN, CHARLES: Pittsburgh, Pa., B.A. Psychology, Sociology; Tau Kappa Epsilon TOTTEN, ALBERT: Delbarton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies; Bible Club pres., Gamma Beta Phi, Hall Council, College Center Board, Fellowship of Christian Athletes TOWEY, WILLIAM: Belmar, N. J., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Speech; Track “Visit to a Small Planet” TOZER, MARY: Glenwood Landing, N. Y., B.S. Business Education TOZER, MATTHEW: Glenwood Landing, N. Y., B.S. Education-Social Studies TRUDNAK, ALICE: Lake Ronkonkoma, N. J., B.S. Business Education; Sigma Sigma Sigma, ’68 May Queen Attendant TUGGLE, NEAL: Peterstown, W. Va., B.S. Biology, Psychology TURNER, ANNA: Roanoke, Va., B.A. History, Politcal Science TURNER, ELIZABETH: Kellysville, W. Va., B.S. Education-English, Social Studies UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM: Daniels, W. Va., B.S. Education-Phys. Ed., Social Studies VACHRIS, ROBERT: Athens, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, History; Phi Sigma Epsilon pres. VALARO, DONNA: Franklin Sq., N. Y., B.S. Business Education; Delta Zeta, Hall Council, ’68 Pine Tree staff, AWS VALENTI, CARMEN: Utica, N. Y., B.A. History, Sociology VOIGT, ROBERT: Geneva, N. Y., B.S. Business Administration-Manage- merit WADE, THOMAS: Lewisport, Ky., B.S. Music WARD, KINGSLAND: Cranford, N. J., B.S. Business Administration- Management, Phi Sigma Epsilon WARDEN, THELMA: Beckley, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies WEBB, ANNETTE: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies WEISS, MARGARET: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Choir, Chorale, Band, “Gondoliers,” Bible Club, MSM, Young Democrats Club WELLS, LOIS: Bluefield, W. Va., B.S. Education-English, Library Science WHEELER, CAROL: Piney View, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Bible Club, Gamma Beta Phi sec. WHEELER, JAMES: Narrows, Va. , B.S. Education-Biology, Phys. Ed. WHEELER, PAULA: Narrows, Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies WHITE, MARY: Jeffrey, W. Va., B.S. Business Education; Freshman Guide, Spanish Club, Phi Psi Alpha, Phi Beta Lambda WHITENACK, WOOLINE: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Education-Biology, Phys. Ed. WHITT, LARRY: Vivian, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies WILCOX, PEGGY: Mullens, W. Va., B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAMS, BOB: Danville, Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies WILLIAMS, SALLY: Whippany, N. J., B.S. Education-Home Economics; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Newman Club, Kappa Omicron Phi, Home Ec. Club, Spanish Club, WUCH Council WILLIAMS, SUSAN: Glenside, Pa., B.S. Education-Kindergarten WILLS, DANNY: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Chemistry, Math WILSON, PATRICIA: Miami, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies WINFREE, FRANCES: Athens, W. Va., B.S. Education-Math WINNER, THOMAS: Beckley, W. Va., B.A. Political Science, Economics; Sigma Tau Gamma WINSTON, ANN: Kennebunk, Maine, B.S. Education-Library Science; Choir, Newman, Sigma Sigma Sigma, ’68 May Queen Court, Feature Twirler, Best Dressed Girl Contest WOHLFORD, EDWARD: Princeton, W. Va., B.S. Business Administra¬ tion-Accounting WOODYARD, ELLA: Peterstown, W. Va., B.S. Business Administration WOOLSEY, RAYMOND: Williamson, W. Va., B.S. Education-Social Studies; Sigma Tau Gamma, Track 207 i 208 JuhicM They are the ones who, because they suddenly realize there isn’t a long time left, begin to notice and mark down any significant happening of the year. They remember classes being dismissed because of no water on October 10 and 11; they remember running out in the first snow on October 26; and they turned out in full force to see what the police were doing at Concord on the April 18 Ad Building bomb scare. It was a year of being cocky on the outside and trembling on the inside, remembering all the tales of things that happened to hold back graduation. They were the ones who were continually figur¬ ing hours and quality points. They laughed at the tears of Seniors but, although they didn’t notice and probably wouldn’t admit it, they weren’t the carefree students they had been the previous two years. “To everything there is a season . . .” SAMIR ABOULHOSN SUSAN ADAMS PHYLLIS AKERS WILLIAM ALBIZATI DIANA ARNOLD RAYMOND AUSTIN Princeton, W. Va. Homestead, Fla. Princeton, W. Va. Bayonne, N. J. Pineville, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. CHERYL BAILES DONNA BAILEY BETSY BALL LEWIS BARLOW RHANDY BARNETT BARBARA BATES Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Raysal, W. Va. Alexandria, Va. Bluefield, W. Va. So. Charleston, W. Va. SANDRA BAUGUESS BARBARA BECKETT STEVEN BELCHER JOHN BENSEY KURT BENSINGER JEFF BERGER Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Hollywood, Fla. Pemberton, W. Va. KAYE BERRY SUSAN BLACKWELL JANET BONDS FRANCES BOONE DEXTER BRADBURY THOMAS BREEN Skelton, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Worth, W. Va. Alderson, W. Va. Christiansburg, Va. Elicott City, Md. SANDRA BRIDGES DANNY BRIGHT SALLY ANN BROWN Princeton, W. Va. Belle, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. RONALD BRUNSCHWYLER Princeton, W. Va. BETTE BUCKARD Pt. Pleasant Beach, N. J. ROBERT BURNSIDE Kincaid, W. Va. SUZANNE BURR JUDY BURROUGHS KAREN CADLE STANLEY CADLE PAULA CALDWELL TRUDY CANTERBURY Mt. Hope, W. Va. Avondale, W. Va. Smoot, W. Va. Cottageville. W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Mullens, W. Va. LINDA CARUTH Athens, W. Va. JAMES CASE So. Charleston, W. Va. BRENDA CLARK Camp Creek, W. Va. NANCY CLARK White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. GARY CLINE Verner, W. Va. THERESA CLINGENPEEL War, W. Va. 209 JOYCE COCHRAN DONALD COMER LINDA COMER JOAN COMITO CARMEN COPENHAVER PATSY COTTLE Ronceverte, W. Va. Covington, Va. Princeton, W. Va. Metuchen, N. J. Bluefield, W. Va. Spanishburg, W. Va. BRENDA COX JAMES COZORT LOU ANN CRAWFORD BRENDA DAVIS JANE DEAN MARY DEF1LIPPO JOHN DELINOCCI BARBARA DELUNG JANICE DILL WANDA DILLON JERRY DINGESS PATRICIA DiSTEFANO THOMAS DOAN JOSEPH DORTON CAROL DRAGAN JANE DRENZYK DELORES DUDLEY WALTER DUNBAKER Princeton, W. Va. Oceana, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Spanishburg, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Red Bank, N. J. Fanwood, N. J. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Coahvood, W. Va. Van, W. Va. Sea Cliff, N. Y. Coatesville, Pa. Princeton, W. Va. Morgan, N. J. Suffield, Conn. Bluefield, W. Va. Roanoke, Va. MARTHA DUNLAP JANICE ELKINS ROBERT ELMORE JACK EMMERT KATHY ERICSSON SANDRA ERRICKSON St. Albans, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Frederick, Md. Warren, Pa. Runnemede, N. J. RON ESTEP PAT EVANS SUE FETTERMAN ERNIE FETZER PHILIP FIFE White Sulphur Springs, W ? . Va. CAROLYN FORTNER Princeton, W. Va. Paynesville, W. Va. Leckie, W. Va. Arlington, Va. Johnstown, Pa. MARY FRIEDL Princeton, W. Va. SALLY FRIEDL Athens, W. Va. GLORIA FULLEN West Union, W. Va. ARDETH GARRISON Atlantic Highlands, N. J. CAROLYN GEARHART Princeton, W. Va. SAL GEBBIA Totowa, N. J. CAROL GENTRY MICHAEL GIGLIELLO JUDI GILLIAM BRENDA GOOCH JOAN GRAY LINDA GREEN GARY GREY BARBARA GRIGGS ROBERT GUTSHALL JEAN ANN HALL BARBARA HALSEY BETTY HANNAH Fredericksburg, Va. Parlin, N. J. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. So. Charleston, W. Va. Watertown, N. Y. Peterstown, W. Va. Parsons, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Pineville, W. Va. Matheny, W. Va. HARRY HANSBOUGH JAMES HARRISON JEANITA HARRISON JOANNE HARRISON DARRELL HARVEY DOUGLAS W. HARVEY Roanoke, .Va. Herndon, W. Va. Havaco, W. Va. East Orange, N. J. Peterstown, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. SARA HAWLEY DANNY HAZLETT TINGE HELLEMS BRUCE HENDERSON DONNA HENRY Beckley, W. Va. Winfield, W. Va. Lewisburg, W. Va. Fayetteville, W. Va. Kegley, W. Va. SADIE HENSON White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. SHIRLEY HILL JOHN HIMMELSBACH ELIZABETH HOGE RICHARD HOLCOMB ALLYNN HOWE SHERRY HUDGINS Pineville, W. Va. West Islip, N. Y. Princeton, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Silver Spring, Md. Hampton, Va. LEONIDAS HUFFMAN Jumping Branch, W. Va. HELEN HUGHES Alderson. W. Va. JOANN HURLEY CONCHITA ITURRIAGA SANDRA JACKSON PAUL JAFFE GORDON JOHNSTON JULIA JONES JOHN KARNASZEWSKI ANGELA KEELING CELINE KENNEDY KATHRYN KERN East Keansburg, N. J. Montgomery, W. Va. MacArthur, W. Va. Linden, N. J. Peterstown, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Irvington, N. J. Cedar Grove, W. Va. Hermosa Beach, Calif. Covington, Va. ROBERT KESS CONNIE KESSINGER DELORIS KESSLER JAMES KESSLER LELA KEYSER TIM KNOLL Parlin, N. J. Princeton, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Richwood, W. Va. Marietta, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. DAN LaCOSS Jumping Branch, W. Va. DARROL LAFFER! Y Bradley, W. Va. DAVID LAFFERTY Bradley, W. Va. DENNIE L. LANDRETH Bluefield. W. Va. BRENDA LANE RON LANE JOHN LAUDON RICHARD LAWRENCE ELIZABETH LAWSON ROBERT LAYNE CHARLES LEONARD RONALD LEONARD Elbert, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Fredericksburg, Va. Bergenfield, N. J. Itmann, W. Va. Great Mills, Md. 211 JOEL LERNER MARY LEVEL GARY LEWIS EDDIE LILLY HENRY LILLY RAY LONDEREE DOMINICK LORUSSO ALAN McCLINTOCK STEVE McCLUNG PATRICK McDONNEI. ROBERT McELROY MICHAEL McGRAW Pottstown, Pa. Ronceverte, W. Va. Narrows, Va. Shady Spring, W. Va. Spanishburg, W. Va. Lewisburg, W. Va. Oreland, Pa. Rensselaer, N. Y. Hominy Falls, W. Va. L Winchester, Va. Pt. Pleasant Beach, N. J. McGraws, W. Va. WILLIAM McKEE brenda McLaughlin HOWARD McNEAL DAVID MADDY PATRICIA MALLY ANNA MARTIN Charleston, W. Va. Keystone, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Wirtz, Va. Glen Head, N. Y. Mt. Hope, W. Va. CHARLES MARTIN DANIEL MARTIN DONALD MASSEY JOHN MASSIE RICHARD MAZUR FRANCES MIANO NANCY MILLER WILLIAM MILLER JERYL MITCHELL BILLIE MOREFIELD JOYCE MORRISON THELMA MORRISON Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Ronceverte, W. Va. Shady Spring, W. Va. Woodbridge, N. J. Thorpe, W. Va. Ridgewood, N. J. Peterstown, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Wilkinson, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. SANDRA MURRAY DANNY NICHOLS LENWELL NOBLE FRED NOLTE JERRY NOVELL LINDA NUNNERY Lincroft, N. J. Bluefield, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Pt. Pleasant Beach, N. J. Pulaski, Va. Bluefield, W ' . Va. BERNARD O’BRIEN JUDITH PAISLEY LYNNE PARIS DALE PARKER FRANK PARKER ANDREW PATERNO Plainfield, N. J. Pinch, W. Va. St. Albans. W. Va. Mullens, W. Va. Bristol, Tenn. So. Charleston, W. Va. LINDA PAYNTER STEPHEN PEAL KOBERT PEARCE WILLIAM PEEBLES PATRICIA PENNINGTON SHEILA PENNINGTON Davin, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Pt. Pleasant Beach, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. 212 ANN PERKIS SAL PETRELLA MIKE PHILLIPS DEAN PHOEBUS DEBBIE PIERCY MICHAEL PILATO St. Albans, W. Va. Cedar Grove, N. J. Princeton, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Alderson, W. Va. Fayetteville, W. Va. WALTER PISARCZYK LINDA PRICE FRANK PRIMEGGIA SANDRA PUCKETT PATRICIA QUICK ALFRED RAGUCCI Linden, N. J. Beaver, W. Va. Franklin Square, N. Y. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. South River, N. J. STARR RAMIEH CLARENCE REED PATRICK REILLY PAUL RHODES JUDY RHULE VITO RICCIO Beckley, W. Va. Allen Junction, W. Va. Levittown, N. Y. Oxon Hill, Md. Winfield, W. Va. Southington, Conn. THERESA RICHARDSON JOEL RIGGS ROBERT RITZ CHARLES ROATENBERRY C. W. RODES, III JANE ROSE War, W. Va. Netcong, N. J. Charleston, W. Va. Narrows, Va. Hinton, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. JOHN ROSENBERG CURT ROSS LINDA RUDGE JANET ST. CLAIR LESLIE SCOTT SUSAN SCOTT Woodbury, N. J. Ferndale, Md. Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y. Beckley, W. Va. Seaford, Del. Williamson, W. Va. JOHN SCYPHERS JUDITH SEMANCO JOANNA SHAFFER ELLEN SHAW VIVIAN SHEETS BILL SHINN Roanoke, Va. Barrett, W. Va. Baltimore, Md. St. Albans, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Pratt, W. Va. ALBERT SIMMONS ROSE SINICROPE GEORGE SINK SAUNDRA SLATER ALBERT SMITH CAROL ANN SMITH Bluefield, W. Va. Kimball, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Marlinton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. CAROL E. SMITH KATHLEEN SMITH JOHN SOCHA PATTY SONAK GEORGE SPADARO ROBERT SPANGLER Bradley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Scotch Plains, N. J. Beckley, W. Va. Albany, N. Y. Pipestem, W. Va. i 1 JUNE SPIVEY RONALD STANDIFUR JOHNNY STEELE SHARON STINSON WILLIAM STONE THOMAS STUMP BETSI SUMMERS DEBBIE SYRES CHARLES D. TAYLOR EMMETT TAYLOR BRENDA THOMAS DANIEL THOMAS AUDREY THOMPSON LYNN THOMPSON PEGGY TRAVINSKI WOODLEY TYREE SHARON VANCE DANIEL VENET BECKY WADE STEVE WALKER JEANNE WALL MARLENE WASIRICK ROBERT WESTWOOD EDWARD WHELAN BONNIE WHITE PHILLIP WHITE VICKY WHITEHILL CALVIN W ' HITTEKER MARK WICKHAM KAY WILCOX War. W. Va. Amherstdale, W. Va. Iaeger, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Thorpe, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Hopewell, Va. Matoaka, W. Va. Broadford, Va. Anawalt, W. Va. Davin, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Welch, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Whitman, W. Va. Johnstown, Pa. Princeton, W. Va. Shady Spring, W. Va. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Fords, N. J. Silver Spring, Md. Bayport, N. Y. St. Albans, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Shawsville, Va. Shady Spring, W. Va. JOYCE WILLIAMS Shady Spring, W. Va. SAMUEL WILLIAMS KEITH WILLIAMSON Summersville, W. Va. CHARLES E. WILSON, JR. Athens, W. Va. MARY WILSON New Castle, Del. CHARLENE WIMBERLY Lancaster, Pa. RANDY WINFREY WILMA WINTER ANN WITHROW MARILYN WOOD JEAN WORRELL BETTY JO WRIGHT ELIZABETH WRIGHT LINDA WRIGHT VERA WYER MATT YANCEY JOAN YOUNG GALE ZAPOTICZNY Princeton, W; Va. Ripley, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Victor, W. Va. Wikel, W. Va. Davin, W. Va. Northfork, W. Va. Rock, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Grumpier, W. Va. Morgan, N. J. 214 With a little more than half their origi¬ nal class number, they came on loud and strong with the sounds that only upper¬ classmen can muster. They danced to the number one song, “Hey Jude”, dared the predicted Hatchett Man to come close to their dorm, and campaigned for presiden¬ tial and gubernatorial candidates. In Greek their name means “wise fool” and some¬ times, no doubt, the name fits. It must have been one of them who sat in the plastic greenery and caused the TV lounge to be closed; it must have been on of them who selected November 4, a day filled with rain, for the anti-Viet Nam War rally; and it could have been no less than a Sophomore who answered the question, “Have you read Eric Fromm?” with, “Eric from where?” The Sanskrit—“Look well to this day, for it is life . . . for yesterday is only a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” £cfthcwreA GLENN ABLES PATRICIA ABSHIRE JERRY ADKINS LINDA AKERS JAMES ALBERT BILL ALEXY JAMES ALLEN STEVE ANNIE RALPH ANTROSIGLIO BARBARA ARNOLD DEBORAH BAILES JUDY BAILEY KAREN BAILEY LINDA BAILEY MARY BAILEY BYRON BALDWIN RONALD BALL LARRY BARBER LOUIS BARDI DENNIS BARLEY THERESA BARNETT RICHARD BASHAM CHARLES BEACH LARRY BEAVER JOYCE BEGGS JIM BEHA LINDA BEHAN JOANNE BERDINKA ROBERT BERLINER BONNIE BERZITO ROBERT BEYMER REBECCA BLANKENSHIP BECKY BLEVINS ANNE BOBBITT ALMEDA BOOKER ROGER BOOTHE GEORGE BOWLING CLEO BOYLES JEAN BRAGG HUGH BREEN ROBERT BRONCATELLO BARBARA BROTHERTON PETER BROWER MARCIA BRUMBACH VICKI BRUNSCHWYLER MARTHA BUFFINGTON JANE BULES DEBORAH BULMER CAROLYN BURGE KAREN BURKS BARBARA BURTON CHAMPE BUTLER LINDA BYARS FRANCIS CALL THOMAS CALLIS ANTHONY CAMBRIA NANCY CAMPBELL MICHAEL CARDINALE PAMELA CARROZZA KAY CARTER RICHARD CARTER ALVA CASSIDY STEVE CASTELLI JOHN CAVENDISH CHARLES C.IHULA BOBBIE CLARK Bluefield, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Berwind, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Johnstown, Pa. Ridley Park, Pa. Princeton, W. Va. Hurricane, W. Va. Colonia, N. J. Max Meadows, Va. Princeton, W. Va. Oceana, W. Va. Union, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Matoaka, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Crumpler, W. Va. Columbus, Ohio Princeton, W. Va. Glen Fork, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Lower Burrell, Pa. Jeanette, Pa. Lashmeet, W. Va. Washington, W. Va. Parkersburg, W. Va. Westhampton, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Summersville, W. Va. Huntington, W. Va. Kegley, W. Va. Welch, W. Va. Summersville, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Cowen, W. Va. Trenton, N. J. Waldwick, N. J. Dunbar, W. Va. Chatsworth, N. J. Boyerton, Pa. Ravenswood, W. Va. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Lowell, Ohio Hampton, N. J. Martinsville, Va. Kimball, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. So. Charleston, W. Va. Herndon, W. Va. Northfork, W. Va. Mathews, Va. Haverstraw, N. Y. Bluefield, W. Va. Belleville, N. J. Mastic Beach, N. Y. Princeton, W. Va. Mt. Hope, W. Va. Bluefield, W ' . Va. Glendora, N. J. Fayetteville, W. Va. Caldwell, W. Va. Covel, W. Va. STEPHEN CLINE VICKIE CLINE JAMES COHENOUR ELIZABETH COINER LINDA COLEMAN JANE MARIE COMISKY Rural Retreat, Va. Princeton, W. Va. Sharpies, W. Va. Roanoke, Va. Princeton, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. CAROLYN COMOLLO CHERYLE COMPTON SHERRY COMPTON RUSSELL COOK CAROLYN COOPER MICHAEL COPPOLA Edison, N. J. Union, W. Va. Welch, W. Va. Woodbridge, Va. Pipestem, W. Va. Port Reading, N. J. CONNIE CORDISCO AURORA COSIMO LINDA COX NANCY CRABTREE WILLIAM CRAGHEAD DAVID CRAWFORD War, W. Va. ,ake Ronkonkoma, N. Y. Hinton, W. Va. Yukon, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. PETE CREATURO JERRY CROMER RONALD CROOKSHANKS SANDRA CROSS BILL CRUTE CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM N. Rochelle, N. Y. Boomer, W. Va. Rainelle, W. Va. Ravenswood, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. JOHN CURTIS NANCY CUTLER JUNIOR DALTON SHERRY DANIEL NANCY DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS Beckley, W. Va. Hampton, Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Oak Hill, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. SARA DAVIS SUE DAVIS ROBERT DAYTON MICHAEL DEAL CATHY DELP WAYNE DENT Coalwood, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Morrisville, Pa. Huntington, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Union, W. Va. PETE DERRINGTON E. R. DICKERSON FRANK DINBOKOWITZ QUINTIN DOLIN MICHAEL DONOVAN BRUCE DORSEY Waldorf, Md. Pulaski, Va. Catasauqua, Pa. Dunbar, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Mt. Nebo, W. Va. BILL DRAPER CARLETON DUFRESNE LOUIS DUNCAN MARION DUNCAN BRAD DURBIN GARY DURHAM Ashland, Ky. Worcester, Mass Coal City, W. Va. Coalwood, W. Va. Pineville, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. DOUGLAS DYER ROBERT EDWARDS IDA ELLER JERRY EPPERLY DANA FAIRCHILD LAVERNE FARLEY St. Albans, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Fayetteville, W. Va. Summersville, W. Va. True, W. Va. DEBBIE FARRIS CINDY FAULKNIER PATTY FIELDS ANDY FIERY CAROLE FITZGERALD ROBERT FLEMING Welch, W. Va. Marlinton, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Alderson, W. Va. Laurel, Md. SARAH FLESHMAN ELAINE FLINT SHARON FOWLER CONNIE GADD NANCY GAINO CECILIA GATTUSO Temple Hills, Md. Ballard, W. Va. Hillsboro, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Allentown, Pa. Kimball, W. Va. I i JUNE GEIGER PAT GERARDO HENRY GERNHARDT CONNIE GOAD DIANE GODFREY ANTHONY GONZALEZ BILL GRAHAM WILLIAM GRAHAM KATHY GRANGER SUSAN GREEN CAROLYN GREER LORENZO GRIFFIN DOROTHY GRIFFITHS BONNIE GRUSE ADDIE HAGER ANITA HAGER SUSAN HANEY CARL HARRIS JUDITH HARRIS LARRY HARRIS MICHAEL HARROLD RUBY HARROUFF HOPE HARVEY KAREN HASH KATHLEEN HAVIAR BILL HAWKINS REBECCA HAWTHORNE LINDA HEBB BARBARA HEROLD ELEANOR HOFF ALLAN HOLCOMB DALE HOLLANDSWORTH BEVERLY HUDKINS RODNEY HUFF NONIA HUNT OSCAR HUTCHINSON SUE ANNE HYDE JUDY INGRAM JAMES IRWIN MARCIA ISOLA DANIEL JOHNSON GAYLE JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON GARY JOHNSTON DARRELL JONES RHONDA JONES RITA KEATON TOM KERSEY JUDITH KINCAID CONNIE KINGSTON MIKE KIRBY JAMES KOLOVICH SANDY LAMBERT MARY LARKIN BRENDA LAW JENNIE LAWSON VIRGINIA LECHATON JIM LEONARD PAM LETT KAREN LEWIS SUE LEWIS RETHA LILLY CAROL LITTLE JANE LIVELY JOE LIVELY Peterstown, W. Va. East Orange, N. J. Princeton, W. Va. Newhall, W. Va. Matoaka, W. Va. Vineland, N. J. Northboro, Mass. Buckeye, W. Va. Dunbar, W. Va. Welch, W. Va. Rupert, W. Va. East Gulf, W. Va. Dunbar, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Gilbert, W. Va. Cottle, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Morrisville, Pa. Bob White, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Hackettstown, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. Welch, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Matawan, N. J. So. Charleston, W. Va. London, W. Va. Marlington, W. Va. Leivasy, W. Va. Romney, W. Va. Alhoma, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Bassett, Va. Elkins, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Levittown, N. Y. Powellton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Bartley, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Pipestem, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Kincaid, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Andover, N. J. Stollings, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Hamlin, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Itmann, W. Va. Nitro, W. Va. Rainelle, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Wilcoe, W. Va. Scarboro, W. Va. Pence Springs, W. Va. PATRICIA LOUDERMILK MARILYN LOWE ARCHIE LUSK victoria McBride CHARLES McGRAY BRENDA McCUNE Charmco, W. Va. Parkersburg, W. Va. Herndon, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Huntington, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. CHRIS McGHEE PATRICIA McGRAW CONNIE McKLARNEY JEANNE McMANN PAUL McMILLION JEFF McNEW Woodbridge, Va. McGraws, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Gap Mills, W. Va. Charlestoil, W. Va. Oxford, Pa. JOHN MAHER BARBARA MANN ROBERT MANN JOHN MARKELL DELORES MARSHALL PATTI MARSHALL Parlin, N. J. Ronceverte, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Leivasy, W. Va. Macon, Georgia MARLENE MARTIN PATRICIA MAXWELL CHERYL MAYS MICHELE MAZZEI CLIFTON MEADOWS LINDA MEADOWS Coal City, W. Va. Amherstdale, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Bluepoint, N. Y. Winfield, W. Va. Jumping Branch, W. Va. PEGGY MEADOWS WILLIAM D. MEADOWS LINDA MILLER STANLEY MILLS BILL MOORE NANCY MOORE Piney View, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Edison, N. J. Kegley, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. St. Albans. W. Va. ALLEN MORGAN BRENDA MULKEY DEBORAH MYERS PAULA MYERS THOMAS MYLES CATHI NAYLOR Ronceverte, W. Va. Caples, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Orlando, Fla. Bluefield, W. Va. Hurricane, W. Va. THOMAS NEEL BARBARA NEELEY JANICE NEWTON TOM NOLLEY KENNETH NOTTINGHAM NANCY NUSSBAUM Princeton, W. Va. Pipestem, W. Va. Alexandria, Va. Sissonville, W. Va. Marlington, W. Va. Lanham, Md. PATRICIA ORANDER BOB OWEN SHARON OXLEY ELLEN D. PACK STEPHEN PACK MICHAEL PAINTER Crumpler, W. Va. Greensboro, N. C. Princeton. W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Oak Hill. W. Va. JACKIE PARKER SALLY PARKER SHEILA PARKS PHILIP PENDLETON DEBRA PENNINGTON JOHN PETRUZZI Pemberton, W. Va. Ronceverte, W. Va. Logan, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. ROBERT PICARELLA JOHN PILE LAVADA PITTSENBARGER MARC PLUMMER VICKI POORE VIVIAN POSTON Narrows, Va. Dunbar, W. Va. Leivasy, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Balb Knob, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. SHIRLEY POWELL DOROTHY PRESTON CATHY PRUZINSKY JOEL PURSER ERNEST RAMSEY VICTORIA RICHARDS Durham, N. C. Kermit, W. Va. Bergenfield, N. J. Athens, W. Va. Herndon, W. Va. Great Lakes, Illinois SANDRA RIDER ROBERT ROARK MELANIE ROBERTS MICHAEL RONDINONE DIANA SAMMONS WILLIAM SCULLY CAROLYN SEIBERT LINDA SELTZER BRENDA SHELTON SHARON SHIELDS BARBARA SHUMATE TERRY SHUTKO CARMEN SIGMON SANDRA SIMMERMAN SHARON SIMMONS ALEX SIMPKINS KAY SIMPSON RANDALL SNOOK l| VICKI SONGER JAMES SOVINE EUGENE SPEER BRENDA STAFFORD WILLIAM STARK PHYLLIS STEVENSON BARBARA STOKES MARTHA SULIC TOMMY TABOR NANCY TEASLEY JUDY THOMAS ROBERT TIMIAN JOSEPH TIPANE NORA TUGGLE CLAIRE TURNER STEVE UNDERWOOD BONNIE VANCE NANCY VANCE ALAN VAN COTT ELIZABETH VANDALL JOHN VASSILIOU DARRELL WADE ROBERT WAGNER DIANE WALKER H. L. W ' ALKER LINDA WALKER RANDY WALLACE LLOYD WARD JOE W ' ARFIELD JAMES WEBB SANDRA W HELAN SUE WHITAKER LISBETH WHITE SHARON WHITE DENDRA W HITT BILLY WILLIAMS DANNY WILLIAMS CAROIAN WILSON SARA WILSON ROBERT WILTSHIRE PEGGY WOLFE JOHN WOODS I RICHARD WOODWARD TERESA WORKMAN PATRICIA WORRELL LOUISE WRIGHT VAUGHN YORK LINDA ZIRKLE Danville, W. Va. Nitro, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Jersey City, N. J. Logan, W. Va. Woodbritlge, N. J. Mabscott, W. Va. Beechhurst, N. Y. Cucumber, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Crab Orchard, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Corinne, W. Va. Hagerstown, Md. Athens, W ' . Va. Newton, N. J. Charleston, W. Va. Hurricane, W. Va. Allentown, Pa. Flat Top, W. Va. Newton, N. J. Davy, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Kimball, W. Va. Narrows, Va. Bradshaw, W. Va. Lindside, W. Va. Wichita Falls, Texas Beckley, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Roderfield, W. Va. Summersville, W. Va. Ravenswood, W. Va. Ravenswood, W. Va. East Islip, N. Y. Piney View, W. Va. Charleston, W A . Va. Bluefield, W ; . Va. Princeton, W. Va. Rupert, W. Va. Union, W. Va. Alt. Holly, N. J. Sinks Grove, W. Va. Oak Hill, W. Va. Waldorf, Md. Beckley, W. Va. Bayport, N. Y. A ondale, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Pageton, W Va. Lindside, W ' . Va. So. Charleston, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Parkersburg, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Logan, W. Va. Cowen, W. Va. Watertown, N. J. Ronceverte, W. Va. W ikel, W ' . Va. Northfork, W. Va. Pipestem, W. Va. Logan, W ' . Va. jreAkmeH It’s the most nervous feeling as you enter the mapled lane fronting Concord for the first time. But soon receptions, lectures, dances, and other Frosh Orienta¬ tion programs force the upset stomach to leave and a new year begins—really, a new life begins. They were forceful this year, at least in the beginning, with their student action groups. They are the Cen¬ tennial Senior Class and they seemed to have a special pride in Concord. When Huntington High and Oak Hill were fight¬ ing for the state basketball crown their minds returned to former days of school letters, charm bracelets and band festivals, but with the help of pink slips their new world became a reality. Awards day saw them take citizenship, scholastic, and popu¬ larity awards; perhaps it was at that time they realized the future of Concord lay in their future. “Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not.”—Robert Kennedy CHRISTINE ABOIA HAFEZ ABOULHOSN FREDERICK ABRAMS NANCY ACKERMAN ROY ADAMS STEVE ADAMS WILLIAM AGNEW KATHERINE AIELLO MARY AKERS JACQUELYN ALEXANDER RONALD ALLEN KATHY ALLPART HAROLD ARBAUGH PATRICIA ARNOLD CLENNIE ARTHUR DAVID ATKINS ROBERT ATKINS JUDITH AYERS FRANK AYLOR JOHN BAILEY JUDI BAILEY RICHARD BAILEY JEANIE BALL JOE BALL LORELLE BALL SHARON BALL DAVID BARILLA CAROLYN BARR SHARON BARTLETT CONNIE BASHAM JOHN BASS ANDREW BASSO PAULETTE BEALE EARL BEAM DANNY BEASLEY BILLY BECKETT JAMES BECKETT PATRICIA BELCHER WILLIAM BELCHER JERRY BENSON BARBARA BERG DEBORAH BIAS ALICE BIRD SANDRA BIRD WESLEY BIRD LINDA BISHOP CONNIE BLANKENSHIP IRMA BLANKENSHIP MICHAEL BLANKENSHIP DENNIS BLEVINS LINDA BLEVINS MARCIA BOHN GILBERT BALLING LYNN BONDURANT PHIL BOOTH LYNN BORRIE PAMELA BOYD PENNY BRADBF.RRY ERNEST BRAGG EDWARD BREZEK JOHN BRONAUGH BRENDA BROWN KEITH BROWN ROSIE JANE BROWN ROYCE BROWN VALERIE BROWN Edgewater, N. J. Princeton, W. Va. Patchogue, N. Y. Metuchen, N. J. Cunard, W. Va. Cunard, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Leuittion, N. Y. Bluelield, W. Va. Warren, Ohio Mabscott, W. Va. Belle, W. Va. Alderson, W. Va. Max Meadows, Va. Nitro, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Max Meadows, Va. Salem, N. J. Spotsylvania, Va. Baileysville, W. Va. Oceana, W. Va. Charlestown, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Milton, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Conneaut, Ohio Peterstown, W. Va. East Berlin, Pa. Plainfield, N. J. Cowen, W. Va. Califon, N. J. Charleston, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Franklin Square, N. Y. West Hamlin, W. Va. Clendenin, W. Va. McComas, W. Va. Nimitz, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Beard, W. Va. Rock, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Oak Hill, W. Va. Old Brookville, N. Y. Yaegar, W. Va. Oak Hill, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Flemington, N. J. Chesapeake, W. Va. Anawalt, W. Va. Ronceverte, W. Va. Belva, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Frankford, W. Va. MARY BRYANT JUDY BUNKER BOB BURCH CHARLENE BURKS DANA BUTTERWORTH ROBERT BUZZO Ft. Riley, Kansas Arnold, Md. Roanoke, Va. Kimball, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. RICHARD BYRD GRACE CABUAY CAROLYN CALDWELL MARIE CALDWELL G RIFFIN CALLAHAN MARY CALLAHAN Nitro, W. Va. Beekley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Parkersburg, W. Va. Camden, W. Va. DWIGHT CALLIHAN LINDA CALLOWAY JANICE CARDOZA DONALD CARUTH KAREN CARY THOMAS CASSIDY Dunbar, W. Va. Oceana, W. Va. Scotch Plains, N. J. Athens, W. Va. Lewisburg, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. MARCELINE CASSITY ROGER CAVENDISH TERESA CLAY SHERRY CLAYMAN JAMES CLEMONS KAREN CI.YBURN Crab Orchard, W. Va. Fayetteville, W. Va. Camp Creek, W. Va. Patchogue, N. Y. Fairlea, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. JOSEPH COALTER WALTER COLLIER STEPHEN CONNER GARY COPEN JUDITH COUGHLIA DONNA COX Nitro, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Meadow Bridge, W. Va. Sophia, W. Va. DREMA CRAWFORD DAVID CREAMER GLENN CROTTY JILL CROUCH LINDA CULI.IVAN JOHN CURIA Coa l Ridge, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Mullens, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Lane Hauppauge, N. Y. Welch, W. Va. JUDY CURIA JACQUELYN DALE PAUL DAVIDSON BERDINA DAVIS EARL DAVIS VICKIE DAVIS Welch, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Beekley, W. Va. Sophia, W. Va. MARGARET DAY NORMAN DEARING SUSAN DEETER ANTHONY DELLORSO RICHARD DeSIMONE ROBERT DILL Elbert, W. Va. Prosperity, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Bradshaw, W. Va. Lecanto, Fla. Viola, Del. JOY DIXON PATRICK DOLAN BARBARA DORSEY SUSAN DOSS VERONA DUDLEY CAROLYN EAREHART Oak Hill, W. Va. Falls Church, Va. Mt. Nebo, W. Va. Gap Mills, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Covington, Va. DREMA EASTER JAMES EASTER ARTHUR EDMUNDS ANDY ELLIS HILDA ELLIS BILL ENGLAND Welch, W. Va. Glen Fork, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Weirton, W. Va. Powellton, W. Va. Welch, W. Va. JANE EUCHLER SHARON EVANS ALLETA EVERETT ELIZABETH FABRY ROSE MARY FARA BARRY FARLEY Roanoke, Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Milton, W. Va. Mac Arthur, W. Va. Pineville, W. Va. ) CYNTHIA FARMER ANN FARRELL BETSY FASICK DWIGHT FAST ALICE FAULCONER SHARON FAULKNER RAYMOND FAYKUS ROBERT FENCIL ANTOINETTE FERENTZ LINDA FERRELL RALPH FETZER LINDA FINK DINAH FISHER SYLVIA FITZGERALD KAREN FOSTER SHARON FOSTER DAVID FOURACRE RICHARD FRANK WILLIAM FRANKENBERRY LARRY FREY DIANA GALBREATH LINDA GARDEN BECKY GARUIN DOTTY GATHERUM RILEY GATHERUM BECKIE GAY JOHN GEARINC JOHN GENADOPOULOS LINDA GIBSON WILLIAM GILLILAND PEGGY GILLMAN BARBARA GILSDORF DEBORAH GLEASON STANLEY GOAD DAVID GOBBLE SUSAN GOEBEL MICHAEL GONZALES PATSY GORE JEAN GORECHLAD CAROLYN GORLEY WILLIAM GRAHAM CHRISTINE GRANGER ALICE GRASSIE ELIZABETH GREEN THOMAS GREEN THOMAS GREGORY CHRISTINE GRENDA BILL GRINSTEAD MELANIE CRUBBS ROBERT GUNTER JANET HAGERMAN TERRY HAMBRICK ALLAN HANDELMAN EVELYN IIANSI!AW CHRISTINE HANSON LINDA HAROLD EDWIN HARRIS JUDY HARRIS DONALD HARTLIEB FRED HARVEY DAVID HATFIELD NEAL HAWKINS CHARLES HAYNES DEBBIE HAYSLETT LACY HAZELWOOD WILLIAM HEDGE Beckley, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. York Springs, Pa. Dunbar, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Frankford, W. Va. Mt. Hope, W. Va. Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Rarrington, N. J. Charleston, W. Va. Johnstown, Pa. Flat Top, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Anderson, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Northboro, Mass. Lakewood, N. J. Martinsburg, W. Va. New Haven, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Oak Hill, W. Va. Greenville, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Welch, W. Va. Pearisburg, Va. Quinwood, W. Va. Pineville, W. Va. Islip, N. Y. Fort Lee, N. J. Athens, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Charlestown, W. Va. Iaeger, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Woodbridge, N. J. Kingwood, W. Va. Buckeye, W. Va. Dunbar, W. Va. Dunbar, W. Va. South Charleston, W. Va. Wonder Lake, Ill. Charleston, W. Va. Woodbridge, N. J. St. Albans, W. Va. Whitesville, W. Va. Pineville, W. Va. Jolo, W. Va. Timonium, Md. Patchoque, N. Y. Delbarton, W. Va. Clendenin, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Alderson, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Wheeling, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Blackberry City, W. Va. Midway, W. Va. Maplewood, W. Va. South Charleston, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. JENNY HENDERSON BETTIE HENLINE DAYLE HESS DIANA HICKS FRED HIERL EARL HIGGINBATHAM Smithers, W. Va. Cowen, W. Va. Clendenin, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Cranford, N. J. Athens, W. Va. MARGARET HIGGINBATHAM BARBARA HILL BEVERLY HILL MARY HILL PAMELA HILL RUSSEL HILL Oak Hill, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Hillsboro, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. DANNY HINES SHERRY HIVELY GEORGIA HOBART SALLY HOFFMAN JEFFREY HUGHES ZAN HUGHES Lindside, W. Va. Pinch, W. Va. War, W. Va. Plainfield, N. J. Vienna, W. Va. Romney, W. Va. KENNETH HUNT VIRGINIA HURST BILLIE JACKSON SUE JACKSON WAYNE JACKSON WILLIAM JANOSCO Pennsville, N. J. Camden, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Williamsburg, W. Va. Pittsburg, Pa. DENNIS JEFFRAY RICHARD JENKINSON JAMES JENKS VICKIE JENNINGS LINDA JESSEE TERRY JIVIDEN Charleston, W. Va. Naperville, Ill. Princeton, W. Va. El Paso, Texas Princeton, W. Va. Nitro, W. Va. MARGARET JOBES EDDIE JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSTON DREMA JONES GEORGE JONES JOHN JONES Parkersburg, W. Va. War, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. Woodbridge, W. Va, Cowen, W. Va. NORMA JONES SHARON JONES SHEILA JONES MIKE JORDAN LORRAINE KAMINSKY JOHN KARR Bartley, W. Va. Bartley, W. Va. Falls Church, Va. Hopelawn, N. J. Clendenin, W. Va. Maple Shade, N. J. MARGARET KARTLIF, PAT KAZLAUSKY LARRY KEATON GAIL KINDRICK DIANA KENNEDY BRENDA KENNEY Alexandria, Va. Princeton, W. Va. Charlestown, W. Va. Jolo, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Rainelle, W. Va. TOM KERSEY RODNEY KIDDER CURTIS KINDER SHIRLEY KING JERRY KIRK RONALD KOHN Bluefield, W. Va. Naples, N. Y. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Logan. W. Va. JUNE KOPCHO CHRISTINE KRAUSE BRUCE KRIETE TAMARA LA CORTE BETTY I.AMANCA NANCY LAMBERT Sewaren, N. J. Lakewood, N. J. Mastic Beach, N. Y. St. Albans, W. Va. Williamson, W. Va. Sky gusty, W. Va. PAULA LAMBERT SALLY LAMBERT MARY LANE PENNY LANE BILL LANHAM WILLIAM LANIER Welch, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Montgomery, W. Va. Coalwood. W. Va. GEORGE LARKIN SHIRLEY LAYNE PAMELA LEGG JIM LEHOSKAY JAMES LEONE LARRY LESTER DAMON LETT STERLING LEWIS STANLEY LINKOUS JANET LIPPS PATRICIA LOCKARD MARY LOGAN ROBERT LONDEREE JAMES LOWERY EDNA LUCION GAIL LUDWIG ELIZABETH LUKAS MICHAEL LYNCH karen McAlister JAN McCABE MARY McCALLISTER WILLIAM McCANN ROBERT McCLINTIC BARBARA McCLUNG MARK McCOMAS AGNES McCRAY MICHAELINDA McGHEE PATRICIA McGRAW MARY ELLEN McKELVEY LAURA McKINNEY WILLIAM McKINNEY KAY McMILLION SANDRA MABE CAROL MACOMBER PATRICIA MacVEAN JOSEPH MANNINO TALLY MARINO ELLEN MASTERS KATHERINE MAY ELIZABETH MAYS ROBERT MAZZELLA BETTY MEADOWS DAVID MEADOWS GERALD MEADOWS LINDA MEADOWS LINDA MEADOWS BONNIE MEDLEY ROY MELCHER SAMMY MIANO FRED MICHELS PEGGY MILAM SUSAN MILLER WAYNE MILLER VICTOR MILLS VIVIAN MILLS MARIANNE MOLL BARBARA MOONEY LYNNE MOORE MARY MORRIS PATRICIA MORRIS NADENE MOSRIE LINDA MULLINS ANTHONY MUSCATELLO MARSHA MYERS JAMES NEMO PATRICIA NEWBAUER Kimball, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Oak Hill. W. Va. Camp Springs, Md. Patchoque, N. Y. North Spring, W. Va. Nitro, W. Va. Beaver, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Hominy Falls, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. South Charleston, W. Va. Lewisburg, W. Va. Oak Hill, W. Va. Hensley, W. Va. West Bridgewater, Mass. Lebanon,N. J. Beckley, W. Va. Milton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Atlantic City, N. J. Williamsburg, W. Va. Lewisburg, W. Va. Midkiff, W. Va. Huntington, W. Va. Woodbridge, Va. McGraws, W. Va. Lakewood, N. J. Princeton, W. Va. Anawalt, W. Va. Charlestown, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Elkins, W. Va. Patchoque, N. Y. Welch, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Lester, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Meadow Bridge, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Thorpe, W. Va. San Francisco, Calif. Princeton, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Johnstown, Pa. Matoaka, W. Va. MacArthur, W. Va. Colonia, N. J. Athens, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Colonial Heights, Va. Hintington, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Ansted, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Albans, W. Va. Wheeling, W. Va. Hazlet, N. J. BARBARA NOBLE JUNE NORTHCUTT CONNIE NOVINCE GEORGE O ' BRYAN JULIA O’DELLE JOHN OKES Princeton, W. Va. Ansted, W. Va. Welch, W. Va. Jenkinjones, W. Va. Leivasy, W. Va. Beaver, W. Va. STEPHEN OKES JANICE OMECHINSKI SUSAN ONEY KALJO ONGAS JANET ORBAN JAMES PAGONIS Princeton, W. Va. Quinwood, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Highland Lakes, N. J. Iaeger, W. Va. Worcester, Mass. GARY PALMER WILLIAM PANNELL TERESA PARKER MORRIS PATRICK MIKE PAULEY SHERRY PAXTON Ellicott City, Md. Manassas, Va. Union, W. Va. Bridgeton, N. J. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Matoaka, W. Va. CHARLOTTE PAYNE JAMES PAYNE GREG PELS ELLEN PENGEL LARRY PERDUE SHARON PETTREY Ansted, W. Va. Nitro, W. Va. Port Murray, N. J. Goshen, N. Y. Midway, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. DONALD PHILLIPS BETH PIOLI ELIZABETH PITATTI MICHAEL PIZZINO DEBORAH POFF MARY POPP Lerona, W. Va. Fayetteville, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Rainelle, W. Va. Walton, N. Y. DAVID PORTER MARY POWERS PATTY POWERS ROBERT POWERS EDWIN PRESTON DIANE PRITCHETT Frederick, Md. Bluefield, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Washington, D. C. Gary, W. Va. KARIN PULVER MARY JANE QUINATER KATHLEEN REED DONNA REPASS HUGH REYNOLDS EDMUND REZETKO Monsey, N. Y. Agat, Guam Canandaigue, N. Y. Dunbar, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Lincraft, N. J. SAMUEL RICHARD MARY RICHARDS JULIAN RICHMOND ANDREW RIDENOUR SHELIA RIFFLE BRENZIL ROBERTS South Charleston, W. Va. Great Lakes, Ill. Hinton, W. Va. Washington, D. C. Webster Springs, W. Va. Iaeger, W. Va. DAVID RODES JEROME RODES SHARON ROMANO ROBERT ROSE STEVEN ROSENQUIST KATHIE ROSS Hinton, W. Va. Dawson, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Marlinton, W. Va. Severna Park, Md. North Chicago, Ill. RONALD ROSS ORLANDO ROZELL PATRICIA RUDD CYNTHIA RULON MARCIA SAWYER REBECCA SETLIFF Huntington, W. Va. Maplewood, W. Va. Williamsburg, W. Va. Linwood, N. J. Cincinnati, Ohio Camp Creek, W. Va. ROSS SHAW CARI SHERRIS WILLIAM SHERWOOD BRENDA SHORT ART SHUMATE BARBARA SHUTT Athens, W. Va. Crafton, Md. Sea Cliff, N. Y. Bluefield, W. Va. Weirton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. G1NNY SIKO MARK. SILANCE ROSALIE SIMPLICIO AMY SINGER PAT SINICROPE WILLIAM SISTLER LINDA SIZEMORE SANDRA SIZEMORE CATHY SKAGGS CONSTANCE SMITH NICKI SMITH REGINA SMITH EARL SNEGEGAR LOIS SPARKS ROBERT SPENCER CAROLYN STANHOPE ROBERT STARKOVICH SUSAN STEINBECK DOROTHY STEVENS LINDA STEVENS MARK STEVENSON MELISSA STONE JOSEPH STRASKO GERALD STRICK ROBERT STRICKLER CAROLYN SURBER DENNIS SUTTON PEGGY TACKETT GARY TAYLOR JOY TAYLOR GREGG TENNEY WILLIAM THARP BETTY THOMPSON CONNIE THOMPSON LARRY THOMPSON LESTER THOMPSON WILLIAM TOMPKINS JOHN TOPF SANDY TRYALL MARTHA TUCKER CATHY TURNER NORBERT TUTLIS RICHARD UZELAC WALTER VANCE ROBERT VANDALL RUSSELL VECCHIO LORRAINE WALKER KAREN WARDEN STEVE WATSON AUDRY WATTS BARBARA WEAND ANNE WEBB CAROLYN WEESE MARY WELLMAN GAIL W EST FRANK WETZLER GLORIA WHITLOW RODNEY WHITT JANICE WHYTSELL NANCY W ILLIAMS CHARLES WTLSON MARGARET WILSON GREGORY WIMMER DEBORAH W ' OOD SHERRI W RIGHT MICHAEL ZORIO Bluefield, W ' . Va. Roselle, N. J. Northfork, W. Va. Terrace Lakewood, N. J. Kimball, W. Va. Pleasantville, N. J. Welch, W. Va. Oak Hill, W. Va. Ansted, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Saltville, Va. Kincaid, W. Va. Alderson, W. Va. Herndon Heights, W. Va. Peterstown, W. Va. River Vale, N. J. War, W. Va. Parkersburg, W. Va. Cedar Grove, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Gary, W. Va. Bradley, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Falls Church, Va. Hinton, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Richalands, Va. Kegley, W. Va. Bluefield, W. Va. Tallmansville, W. Va. Crawley, W. Va. Pembroke, Va. Charleston, W. Va. Nitro, W. Va. Hamlin, W. Va. Woodbridge, Va. Shirley, N. Y. Princeton, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Kellysville, W. Va. Muskegon, Michigan, Conemaugh, Pa. Whitman, W. Va. Piney View, W. Va. Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Ghent, W. Va. Beckley, W. Va. Huntington, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Hatboro, Pa. Peterstown, W. Va. Cowen, W. Va. St. Albans, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Bellefonte, Pa. Kellysville, W. Va. Matewan, W. Va. So. Charleston, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. Athens, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Princeton, W. Va. Ansted, W. Va. Williamson, W. Va. Fayetteville, W. Va. The Englishmen a c The Drifters Little Anthony and the Imperials The Grandeurs Peaches and Herb The Villagers Gary Puckett and the Union Gap The Tempests It happens suddenly To look back it doesn’t seem like a planned event It just happens One morning parents awake to find their child has gone to college. The emptiness of home the vacated room the missing presence at the table all reinstate the fact that the child has grown. Spring-past brought high school plays a Senior letter graduation and the yell, “I’ve been accepted at Concord!” Parents for a moment are just as proud just as excited and just as happy, but as September draws near the realization that for the first time they are being separated from their child causes gnawings. For parents of Frosh it’s a new feeling; For parents of upperclassmen it’s a feeling experienced again: tears—not quite as many but just as wet. The student becomes involved in campus activities adjusted to classes and acquainted with a new life of almost absolute freedom while the parent evaluates himself and the values, ideals, and standards he attempted to instill. For the first time in almost twenty years the telephone becomes silent the music on the piano stays arranged the walls stay clean and a surplus of milk develops. And there is the knowledge that all things must end and shade into new beginnings. From “24712” comes “Excuse me for not writing sooner . . . Concord is great . . . studying is depressing . . . send my tie Dad borrowed for the trip here . . . hope my grades are okay . . . expenses are more than planned ... we lost the game by one point . . . there is this girl ... it makes me homesick to write . . . gotta run. ” Attending Concord is a privilege and each time a card, form, or information sheet calls for “Parent or Guardian” the name inserted is the person who made this opportunity possible. The words “Thank you” don’t seem to say enough; “I love you for this” doesn’t sound meant, Yet each parent must know. And so a page in the ’69 PINE TREE carries the message. 231 ... And one dag close to the end c mg jcurneg 9 {found the Jog c{f remembering. 232 234 ... Recalling the moment that made the time go M fast. 235 9 Aau the reflection c{{ the Ached 9 wfe deApite the cruel u ord 9 uttered lehile there. it u aA cier M quickly anaf my heart yearnA to return. 237 Iflm, memories muAt 01 the empty lealkA. 8 C0SC ° S!f e ESfSSsg Concord State Teachers Col lege in 1931 and to Concord College in 1943. imm mxvm fwmw.M, m% Sut not {forgetting to take u ith me a part o{f those dags --Mg Concord dags. 239 Alma plater HAIL CONCORD COLLEGE, HATS OFF TO YOU EVER YOU’LL FIND US LOYAL AND TRUE FIRM AND UNDAUNTED, ALWAYS WE’LL BE HAIL TO THE SCHOOL WE LOVE, HERE’S A TOAST TO THEE 240 • • temper to remember