GC 975.402 AT42COA, 1970 •k 1970 PINE TREE concord college athens, west Virginia : ■ I n 7 § j jlm - m j If. l i A LINDA LOU BAILEY 1970 MISS CONCORD COLLEGE 4 Miss Susan Blackwell Miss Concord College Second Runner-Up Congeniality Award Miss Jeanne Wall Miss Concord College Third Runner-Up Special Talent Award Miss Linda Fink Miss Concord College Congeniality Award Special Talent Award winner Jeanne Wall singing I Will Wait For You. Sandy Fleming presents an inter¬ pretive dance to Scarborough Fair. Brenda Martin during her spine-tingling presenta¬ tion of The Button, the suicide of an insane prisoner. Pam Legg plays and sings songs she especially composed for the Miss Con¬ cord talent competition. ■ 6 Kathy Ross sings In The Early Morning Rain. MISS CONCORD COLLEGE FINALISTS Brenda Martin Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority The Button Linda Cadle Bible Club Essay: Appeal to Older Generation Linda Fink Alpha Mu Gamma French honorary Renascence Pam Legg Delta Zeta sorority vocal and guitar Jeanne Wall Music Educator ' s National Convention I ' ll Walk With God, I Will Wait for You Lynn Bondurant Alpha Psi Omega theatre honorary Casey at the Bat Monica Strout Women ' s Recreation Association Acrobatics routine Susan Blackwell Alpha Beta Alpha library honorary Tara Theme, piano solo Patricia Distefano Band and majorettes King of the Road, Freedom Star Sheila Heinmiller Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity Love Theme, Romeo and Juliet, piano Paula Jesse Kappa Delta Pi education honorary Winnie the Poo, comedy monologue Debra Breitenbeck Women ' s Upperclass Ha Hey Freddy, monologue Sandee Fleming Theta Xi fraternity interpretive dance Linda Bailey Home Economics Club Sacrements in Church Gail West Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity uneven parallel bars routine Kathryn Ross Newman Apostolate In the Early Morning Rain Lynn Bondurant captures audience with her comical version of Casey at the Bat, and gains Forth Runner-Up position. ' I love Poo, and Poo loves me, says Paula Jesse in her monologue. Sacrements is what you do in church says Linda Bailey in her comedy monologue of a ten-year-old after church. Danny Hazlett . . editor Mary Friedl . . assistant Greg Pels. . assistant Vera Wyer. . business Anna Marti n. . staff Sandy Simmerman. . staff loan Young. . staff Carol Smith. . staff Sandy lackson. . staff Steve McClung. . staff Margip Day. . staff Don Kodak . photographer 8 50 74 110 142 178 204 214 238 m College Personnel Activities . Underclassmen. Organizations. Features . Alumni. Seniors. Sports. w |r x 1 ‘ •;? : C ' ;.7 He taught us so much more than the songs we sang at the concerts . . . IN DEDICATION MR. EDWARD WILLIAMS Assoc. Professor of Music lO A very friendly man ... so many go to him for advice, counseling, or just to talk ... his classes are filled with his humor, his kindness, and his unique knowledge of both music and life . . . how many nights has he spent making posters for campus activities . . . why do graduates always ask about him ... his brisk and sure steps have crossed so many of our lives ... he is a special part of Concord College . . . and he is a special part of her students. ALEXANDER FINE ARTS CENTER DEDICATION The class of 1970 was the Freshman class when ground was broken for the Alexander Center for Creative and Per¬ forming Arts; to these students has come the rare opportu¬ nity of seeing such an undertaking from beginning to com¬ pletion. With a great amount of pride the Center was dedi¬ cated this fall and a busy schedule of activities presented highlighted by the ninety-fifth annual commencement exer¬ cises. Included on the dedication program shown here were Dr. Ella Holroyd, first Music Department chairman at Con¬ cord College, United States Congressman Jennings Ran¬ dolph, College President Joseph Marsh, Jr., West Virginia Secretary of State John D. Rockefeller III, and Alexander Foundation trustee Mr. F. Edward Repetto. 1878 -1950 CLASS of 1897 IX wmmmm LOGAN XANDER CENT TIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS NAMED IN HONOK AND MEMOBY OF OAKEY LOGAN ALEXANDER OCTOBER 19. 1870 - JANUARY 21, 195G CLASS OF 169? ¥ ¥ HIS GOOD WORKS CONTINUE THROUGH THE BENEFACTIONS OF HIS WIFE ETHEL WITHERSPOON ALEXANDER 4 A college annual is a picture-story of the people who create a particular spirit on that campus. Basi¬ cally the ingredients are the same everywhere; the difference comes in the quantity and quality of each characteristic. Some people automatically stand out—not because they are better or more important but because they have something to say, some in¬ sight to give, some ability to be admired. Mr. Sam Hindman of the Charleston Daily Mail staff wrote about Sharon Fridley, a Concord freshman, she is an extraordinary young lady . . . radiating an excess of energy enabling her to maintain a multitude of interests ranging from being an infectious profes¬ sional football fan to an accomplished saxophone player. Sherry is blind but her handicap did not discourage her to the point of letting loose of her dream for a college education. Problems? Yes, many. But this is what makes her a special ingredient on campus. About walking across campus, Sherry said with a laugh, I take an occasional spill in the winter, but this helps me keep in shape! With the help of her readers Teri Clay and Mary Graber and a tape recorder studying is not a special difficulty. Sharon Fridley, a student with accomplishment and direction, is proud to be a member of Concord ' s student body, and Concord proudly claims her. 5 Patti McCraw Cecilia Gattuso THAT LIFE IS EVER LORD OF DEATH, AND LOVE CAN NEVER LOSE ITS OWN 16 Words are often hollow. Yet there is a need to say something. Can shock be explained. Can sorrow be expressed. Some say tears at this time are selfish. Perhaps so. For I will miss what you were. Long be my heart with such memories filled. I will still enjoy snow. But with a thought of you. I whispered Sleep in Heavenly peace with such a different meaning this Christmas. SOMETIMES I JUST STOP AND THINK ABOUT WHAT CONCORD MEANS TO ME IT ' S SO HARD TO KNOW THE HAPPINESSES OF A DAY UNTIL IT ' S TOO LATE TO APPRECIATE THEM SOME SAY AT COLLEGE YOU ' RE ONLY A NUMBER AND MAYBE TO THEM I WAS p T4£ BUT TO ME THERE COULD BE NOTHING IM¬ PERSONAL IN FOUR YEARS OF EXPERIENCES, WORK, AND DREAMS |. : r !t ,i J i: ,. i t m ' V, | Nr ii i wL ___ A ■V VIM V f fill W. x % il ft ■ df f j v - a6 MHBIH THERE WAS ALWAYS SOMETHING f Jli P“ j AND ME I HAD TO TAKE IT ALL IN flaBaft y —% £a i AND THERE WERE THE PEOPLE- THE COUNTLESS NUMBER OF NAMES AND FACES I CAN MATCH I WONDER IF I ' LL FORGET THEM 3 ° SOME 1 MERELY PASSED IN THE HALLS OR MET ONCE OR TWICE 3 r I • -j is r ji2 xv i T. VC % ' | % 7:: ' ” ’ ™ -.v 1 L. § l m 1 1 “ ■ - U y ' 4 , ' 4 . :■ 5 OTHERS BECAME CLOSE THEY WERE THE ONES I HOPED WOULD BE IN THE UNION WHEN I GOT THERE I ' LL PROBABLY REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES A LOT LONGER THAN I EXPECT IT ' S FUNNY HOW THE SMALLEST DETAIL CAN BRING BACK A BIG MEMORY I CAN ' T BELIEVE HOW FAST THE YEAR HAS GONE. HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I SEEN THE MAPLES TURN FROM GREEN TO GOLD? OR HEARD THE ALMA MATER? - $ LIKE A COUNTDOWN- 4 3 2 ■ - ‘.. 4 ; ' -r?: -i IT ' S WHAT IS BETWEEN THOSE NUMBERS THAT BRINGS THE MEMORIES, LAUGHTER, AND TEARS WHEN I GET TO ONE 4 I DON ' T KNOW WHAT THE BAND PLAYED AT GRADUATION TO MYSELF I WAS SAYING THE WORDS TO ANOTHER SONG TODAY WHILE THE BLOSSOMS STILL CLING TO THE VINE I ' LL TASTE YOUR STRAWBERRIES I ' LL DRINK YOUR SWEET WINE 44 IT • ' v Ym v U[ 1 VJw Jr ' ) ; v Tf, X W m ' J wv fy k mg — v ; ,m|I 4i ■JfJ Wf, Jm 4 6 A MILLION TOMORROWS SHALL ALL PASS AWAY; ERE I FORGET ALL THE JOYS THAT ARE MINE TODAY 48 i. Concord ' s faculty, their wives and husbands combined their talents to present the hilarious comedy You Can ' t Take It With Yo ' u; proceeds from the ticket sale began a drama scholarship fund. Boris Kolenkhov gives Essie her weekley ballet lesson. Essie and Ed look over the shoulder of Henderson the Internal Revenue representative who tells Grand-paw he owes for the past twenty-two years. Reba prepares for the evening meal while Donald advances their wedding plans by preparing to go after his Welfare check. 5 Alice and Tony have fallen in love but their families pull them apart. CONCORD FACULTY PRESENTS YOU CAN ' T TAKE IT WITH YOU Penelope Sycamore Essie . Rheba. Paul Sycamore. Mr. De Pinna . Ed . Donald. Martin Vanderhof ... Alice. Henderson. Tony Kirby . Boris Kolenkhov . Gay Wellington. Mr. Kirby. Mrs. Kirby. Police. Olga Dorothy McMichael ... Carol Lundrigan . Roberta Shook George F. Moore . R. T. Hill Thomas H. Buckey . Paul Lundrigan David S. Palmer . Cathryn Paul . Milton Mayes . David Roth . S. Hugh Fitch . Linda Rings Bernard P. Kiernan Marilyn W. Lackey Joseph F. Marsh Hobart Harvey . Emery Smith . Joyce Davis “Printing without a license is the case against Ed as the police question him. 53 President Marsh has completed eleven extremely successful years as president of Concord College. He is a native of West Virginia, and the son of former Concord president loseph Franklin Marsh, Sr. President Marsh 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. 54 DR. JOSEPH F. MARSH, JR. PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE 55 WEST VIRGINIA BOARD OF REGENTS John E. Amos, Charleston, president Earle T. Andrews, Berkeley Springs, vice-president Amos A. Bolen, Huntington, secretary Forrest L. Blair, Parkersburg David B. Dalzell, Moundsville Mrs. Elizabeth H. Gilmore, Charleston Edward H. Greene, Huntington Albert M. Morgan, Morgantown Okey L. Patterson, Mount Hope Prince B. Woodard, Charleston, Chancellor Rex M. Smith, Charleston, State Superintendent John R. Hoblitzell, Parkersburg, Student Rep. CONCORD COLLEGE BOARD OF ADVISORS William R. Abbot, Fayetteville George Wayman Bryson, War William J. Gillespie, Bluefield Joseph C. Jefferds, Jr., Charleston F. Edward Repetto, Chebeague Island, Maine Mrs. Scott Shott, Bluefield Harold Tomchin, Princeton OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Damaris Wilson Dean of Women Emory Smith Acting Faculty Dean Hobart Harvey Asst, to the Pres. Carl F. Pennington Asst. Dean of Men—Housing Director Dale Geiger Dean of Men Hobart Harvey, came to Concord in 1965; Asst, to the President; B.S., Concord College. Emery Smith, )r., 1953; Acting Dean of Faculty; M. Ed., Univ. of Pitts¬ burgh. Dale Geiger, 1964; Dean of Men; M.A., Eastern Michigan Univ. Carl Pennington, 1967; Asst. Dean of Men and Director of Housing; M. A., Marshall Univ. Damaris Wilson, 1952; De an of Women; M.A., Syracuse Univ. Otto McKinney, 1950; Comptroller; M.S., V. P. I. Therin Rogers, 1947; Business Manager; M.A., Ohio State Univ. Thomas Buckey, 1968; Public Relations Director; M.A. Pennsylvania State Univ. Dorothy Bolton; Treasurer; A.A., Concord College Milton Edge, 1962; Registrar; Ed. D., Baylor Univ. Nelrose Price, 1946; Asst. Registrar; B.S., Concord College Kevin O ' Sullivan, 1966; Guidance Director; M. Ed., Mississippi State Univ. Edward Masters, 1968; Fine Arts Director; M.M., Catholic Univ. of America George Fraley, 1969; Director Financial Aid; M.A. Robert Rings, 1967; Director Center for Economic Action; M.S., Ohio Univ. Charles MacQueen, 1969; Project Specialist, Economic Action; B.A. Edward Lowe, )r.; Dir. Student Center; M.S., W. Va. Univ. Issac Mitchell, 1961; Educational Services; M. Ed., Duke University William Estep; Alumni Field Director; B.S., Concord College Dale Henson, 1969; Director Food Service; B. A. Dorothy Bolton Milton Edge Thomas Buckey Otto McKinney Therin Rogers 58 Nelrose Price ftV.l.. TO George Fraley Edward Masters Edward Lowe Charles MacQueen Dale Henson William Estep Robert Rings Kevin O ' Sullivan m K- Issac Mitchell li Frederick Bailey Charles Akers )an Atkins Cloyd Armbrister Gerald Arrington David Bard lanet Abbott Education is a painful, continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by precept, and by praise, but above all—by example. )ohn Ruskin Mary Edna Beckett 6o Virginia Gordon Ball Laurence Bayless Sidney Bell Arthur Benson Allen Benton Lorin Baumhover Charles Baxter Betty Basham Barbara Bayless IANET ABBOTT (Mrs.), came to Concord in 1967; Asst. Prof, of Education; Ed. D., Arizona St. University. CHARLES AKERS, 1965; Asst. Prof, of Education; M.A., W. Va. University CLOYD ARMBRISTER, 1942; Prof, of Business; Ed. D ., New York University; Division of Business and Economics Chairman GERALD ARRINGTON, 1967; Instructor in Art; M.F.A., Kent St. University IAN ATKINS (Mrs ), 1969; Asst. Prof, of Psychology; Ed. D , University of Tennessee FREDERICK BAILEY, 1961; Assoc. Prof, of English; Ph.D., University of Tennessee ROGER BAILEY, 1966; Instructor in Psychology; M.A., W. Va. University VIRGINIA G. BALL (Miss), 1947; Asst. Prof, of English; M.A., W. Va. University DAVID BARD, 1966; Instructor in History; M.A., Univ. of Connecticut BETTY BASHAM (Mrs.), 1969; Instructor in Health and Phys. Ed.; M.A , Appalachian Univ. LORIN BAUMHOVER, 1967; Instructor in Sociology; M.S., Colorado St. Univ. CHARLES BAXTER, 1941; Assoc. Prof, of Health and Phys Ed.; M.A., Columbia Univ ; Chairman Department of Health and Phys. Ed. BARBARA BAYLESS (Mrs.), 1966; Asst. Prof, of Mathematics; M.S., Tulane Univ. LAURENCE BAYLESS, 1966; Asst. Prof, of Biology; Ph.D., Tulane Univ. MARY E BECKETT, (Miss), 1959; Asst. Prof, of Mathematics; M.A., W. Va. University SIDNEY BELL, 1963; Assoc. Prof, of History; Ph D. ARTHUR BENSON, 1964; Prof, of Education; Ed. D.. Auburn Univ; Division of Education, Health, and Home Economics chairman ALLEN BENTON, visiting from St. Univ. of New York; Prof, of Biology; Ph D . Cornell Univ, Mary Bernreuter Coy Casto Elizabeth Blatt Leland Bland David Brown Herbert Bergstein Robert Bird Lucille Bird lerry Blatt HERBERT BERGSTEIN, 1964; Assoc Prof, of Business; Ed.D , Northern Illinois Univ. MARY BERNREUTER, 1969; Instructor in English; M.A., Univ. of Cincinnati LUCILE BIRD, (Mrs ), 1957; Assoc. Prof of Chemistry; M.A., W. Va. Univ. ROBERT BIRD, 1969; Instructor in Mathematics; A M., W. Va. Univ. LELAND BLAND, 1968, Instructor in Music; M.A., Northeast Missouri College IRA BLANKENSHIP. 1962; Asst. Prof, of Health and Phys. Ed.; M S., W Va Univ. ELIZABETH BLATT (Mrs), 1967; Instructor in Biology (On Leave); A M., Vassar College IERRY BLATT, 1967; Prof, of Natural Sciences: Ph D , UCLA; Division of Natural Sciences chairman DAVID BOYD, 1969, Instructor in English; M. A.. Auburn Univ. DONALD BOYER, 1968; Asst. Prof, of Mathematics; A M , George Washington Univ. DAVID BROWN, 1966; Instructor in History (On Leave); M.A., New York Univ. THOMAS BUCKEY, 1968; Asst. Prof, of English; M.A., Pennsylvania St. Univ. ARTHUR BUTCHER, 1951, Prof, of Art; M.Ed., Duke Univ.; Chairman Department of Art SONIA CARTER (Mrs.), 1956; Asst. Prof, of Business; M.A., W. Va. Univ. COY CASTO, 1953; Assoc. Prof, of Art; M.A., Columbia Univ. CARL CHAPMAN, 1967; Asst. Prof, of Biology; Ph D., Univ. of New Hampshire PAUL CHRYSSIKOS, 1957; Asst. Prof, of Foreign Languages; M A , Univ. of North Carolina MAYNARD COINER, 1969; Asst Prof, of Art; M.F.A., Ohio Univ. Arthur Butcher Thomas Buckey David Boyd Carl Chapman Maynard Coiner Sonja Carter I Ira Blankenship Virginia Dober Winton Covey Margaret Edmunds Stanley Etersque 64 I have come to see life, not as a chase of forever impossible personal happiness, but as a field for endeavor toward the happiness of the whole human family. v W. D. Howells lack French |oyce Davis I Virginia Fanning Hugh Fitch WINTON COVEY, 1968; Assoc. Prof, of Natural Sciences; Ph D., Texas Agricultural Univ. ELIZABETH CUMMINGS (Mrs.), 1964; Asst. Prof, of Music; M.M. Cincinnati College of Music AUGUSTUS CYPHERS, 1969 (not pictured); Instructor in Education; M.A., Univ. of Kentucky JOYCE DAVIS, (Miss), 1969; Instructor in Art; M.A., Univ. of North Carolina VIRGINIA DOBER (Miss), Assoc Prof, of Library Science; M.S.L., Univ. of North Carolina; Chairman Department of Library Science VIRGINIA DOLAN (Mrs.), 1964; Asst. Prof, of Social Sciences; M.A,, W. Va. Univ. MILDRED DRANSFIELD (Miss), 1949; Asst. Prof, of Home Economics; M S.,Columbia Univ,; Chairman Department of Home Economics MARGARET EDMUNDS (Mrs.), 1956; Asst. Prof, of Business; M.A., Marshall Univ. HAROLD EISMAN, 1969, Instructor in Business and Economics; M.S. Indianna St. Univ. STANLEY ETERSQUE, 1968; Asst. Prof, of Mathematics; M.A., Duke Univ. DANA EVANS (Mrs.) 1957; Asst. Prof, of Biology (on leave); M S., W. Va. Univ. VIRGINIA FANNING, (Mrs.), 1941; Asst. Prof, of Library Science; B.S.L.S., Columbia Univ KARL FEZER, 1966; Prof, of Biology; Ph D., Cornell Univ ; Chairman Department of Biology HARRY FINKELMAN, 1948; Prof, of Business; M.A., Columbia Univ. HUGH FITCH, 1965; Asst. Prof, of Foreign Languages; M.A., Univ. of Notre Dame ARTHUR FLANDREAU, 1961; Assoc Prof, of Library Science, Head Librarian; M.A., Univ. of Chicago JAMES FLEMING, 1969; Asst. Prof, of Music; M.M.E., Wichita St. Univ JACK FRENCH, 1964; Asst. Prof, of Sociology; M.A., W. Va. Univ. JOSEPH FRIEDL, 1948; Assoc. Prof of Health and Phv Ed , M.A , Univ. of Kentucky JOHN GASMAN, 1969; Instructor in History; M.A. Michigan St. Univ. lack McMichael Raymond Hill JOYCE GATLIFF (Miss), 1954 (not pictured); Asst Prof, of Business; M.A., Univ. of Kentucky LOUISE GENTRY (Miss), 1969; Instructor in Speech; M.A., W. Va. Univ. KENNETH GLEASON, 1955; Asst Prof, of Music; M A , Northeast Missouri College NEILL GRAHAM, 1968, Asst. Prof of Physics; B.S , Valdosta St. College THOMAS HAMBRICK, 1962; Prof of English; Ph D , Univ of Illinois; Division of Language and Literature chairman RAYMOND HILL, Assoc. Prof of Geography; M.A. WILLIS HILL, 1958; Assoc. Prof, of Physics; M S., W Va. Univ. WILLIAM HOFF, 1967; Prof, of Mathematics; Ed D., Oklahoma St. Univ.; Chairman Department of Mathematics JACKSON JOHNSON, 1962; Asst. Prof, of Mathematics; M Ed., Univ. of Virginia WILBER (ONES, 1966; Asst. Prof, of Chemistry; Ph.D., Univ. of Tennessee BERNARD KIERNAN, 1960; Prof, of Social Sciences; Ph D., American Univ. DAVID KNIGHT, 1969; Instructor in Political Science; M.A., W. Va. Univ. ROBERT KYLE, 1948; Assoc. Prof, of Health and Phys. Ed.; M.A . Ohio St. Univ.; Director of Athletics MARILYN LACKEY (Mrs.), 1963; Asst. Prof, of Home Ec.; M.S., V.P.I.; Director of Nursery School PAUL LUNDRIGAN, 1969; Instructor in Theatre; M.F.A., Brooklyn College; College Theatre Designer JACK MCMICHAEL, 1969, Assoc. Prof, of Philosophy; Ph D., Columbia Univ. EDWARD MASTERS, 1968; Prof, of Music; M.M., Catholic Univ. of America; Division of Fine Arts chairman MILTON MAYES, 1968; Instructor in Library Science; M.S.L., Emory Univ. Jackson Johnson Marilyn Lackey Neill Graham Edward Masters A mind, if it be open, may change with each day, but the spirit and the heart are as unchanging as the tides. Owen Young Ken Gleason Milton Mays Robert Kyle David Knight Issac Mitchell George Moore Harold Paul Paul Morgan Donald Robinson William Orzechowski Dianne Mintz . ' mmmm Ronald Rathbun Philip Robertson David Palmer Scot Morrow Andrew Montgomery ■ ' CLEADA MILLER (Mrs.), 1966; Instructor in Home Ec.; M S.; Director Home Management House RUTH MILLS (Miss), 1964; Prof, of Education; Ed.D., Univ. of Maryland IOHN MINICK, 1967; Prof, of Economics; Ph D , Univ. of So. California DIANNE MINTZ (Miss), 1969; Instructor in English; M.A., Univ. of Michigan ISSAC MITCHELL, 1961; Assoc. Prof, of Education; M Ed., Duke Univ ; Director of Educational Services ANDREW MONTGOMERY, 1949; Assoc. Prof, of Chemistry; M.S., Iowa St. Univ.; Chairman Depart¬ ment of Physical Sciences GEORGE MOORE, 1952; Prof, of Political Science; Ph D., Univ. of Iowa; Division of Social Sciences chairman PAUL MORGAN, 1962; Asst. Prof, of Education; M.A., Marshall Univ. SCOT MORROW, 1968, Asst. Prof, of Biology; Ph D. WILLIAM OFSA, 1958, (not pictured); Asst. Prof, of English (on leave); M.A., W. Va. Univ. MARGOT ORMES (Mrs.), 1968; Instructor in Foreign Languages; M.A., George Washington Univ. WILLIAM ORZECHOWSKI, 1968; Instructor in Economics M.A., Univ of Missouri DAVID PALMER, 1969; Instructor in English; M.A , Miami, Ohio, Univ CARY PARKER, 1968; Instructor in Health and Physical Education; M.A , East Carolina Univ IAMES PARKS, 1954; Assoc. Pro f, of Business; Ed.S., George Peabody College HAROLD PAUL, 1961; Assoc. Prof, of Speech and Theater; M.F.A., Fordham Univ ; Director of Theatre RONALD RATHBUN, 1968; Asst. Prof, of Music; M.M.E.. Univ, of Indiana PHILIP ROBERTSON, 1969; Asst Prof, of Biology; Ph.D . Univ. of Miami, Fla DONALD ROBINSON, 1964; Asst. Prof, of Education; M.A., W. Va. Univ JIMMY ROGERS, 1969; Instructor in Geography; M S. GEORGE ROSE, 1967; Instructor in History; M A , Univ of Tennessee DAVID ROTH, 1969; Instructor in English; M A . Wayne St Univ. (not pictured) DANIEL RUBINSTEIN, 1969; Asst. Prof of Biology; Ph D , Univ of Illinois (not pictured) DOUGLAS RUSHING, 1969; Asst. Prof, of Biology; PhD., Univ. of Missouri LOUIS SACCHINI, 1967, Instructor in Music; M.M., North Texas St. Univ. SUE ELLEN SARVER (Miss), 1969; Instructor in English; M A MARGARET ANN SCOTT (Miss), 1962; Asst. Prof, of English; M.A., Ohio Univ. LINN SHEETS, 1956, Assoc Prof, of Education; M A W Va. Univ ; Chairman Department of Education GEORGE SHOOK, 1967; Instructor in English; M.A., Kent St. Univ IAMES SHREWSBURY, 1948; Prof, of English; Ph D., Ohio St. Univ. |OHN SIEVERS, 1969; Instructor in Natural Sciences; M.S., San Diego St EDGAR SIMMONS, 1959; Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics; M.A. Duke Univ. LEONARD SLEDZ, 1969; Instructor in Management; M B A., Ohio Univ. FRANK STEIN, 1948; Prof, of Speech; Ph D., Univ. of Denver GEORGIA SWAN (Miss), I960; Asst. Prof, of Health and Phys. Ed.; M.Ed., Univ. of Arkansas SUZANNA TILLEY (Miss), 1969; Asst Instructor in Education; B.S., Concord College EDWIN VANDEUSEN, 1968; Instructor in Political Science; M.A., American Univ. of Beirut EDWARD WILLIAMS, 1957; Assoc. Prof, of Music; M.A., George Peabody College DONALD WILLIAMS, 1959; Asst. Prof, of Health and Phys. Ed.; M S., W. Va. Univ. - Margaret Ann Scott Leonard Sledz Edward Williams Georgia Swan There is no truer and more abiding happiness than the knowledge that one is free to go on doing, day after day, the best work one can do. Collingswood Frank Stein Suzanna Tilley lames Shrewsbury Donald Williams Edgar Simmons COLLEGE CENTER AND CLERICAL STAFF Shelva Rarick, Ann Belcher, Maxine Lambert, |une Woolwine. Nancy Meadows, Louise Hickman, Carol Griffith, Dreama Keaton, Mary Coburn and Dorothy Bolton. Melissa Belcher, Sec. to Registrar Wanda Bell, Faculty Secretary Elaine Bohn, Library Asst. Penny Carroll, Alumni Office Sec. Phyllis Clyburn, Faculty Secretary Mary Coburn, Business Office Clerk Nancy Erps, Sec. to Dean of Faculty Sandra Ferguson, Curriculum Spec. Sec. Carol Gasman, Fine Arts Center Sec. Hebra Godfrey, I.B.M. Operator Vera Hambrick, Operations, Security Sec. Phyllis Hamden, Sec. to Student Deans Bernice Hickman, Business Office Clerk Donna lohnston, Ec. Action Sec. Betty Kelly, Library Sec. Helen Lambert, Sec. to Registrar Nancy Lester, Sec. to Bus. Mg. Peggy Lytton, Payroll Clerk Beverly McKinney, Student Aid Sec. Genevieve Manning, Sec. to the Pres. )udy Martin, Ec. Action Sec. Nancy Meadows, Bookkeeper )udy Oxley, Business Div. Sec. Della Pack, Ec. Action Sec. Almeda Pettrey, Cir¬ culation Lib. Sally Pettrey, Fine Arts., Sec. Shelva Rarick, Registrar Clerk Martha Sacchini, Periodical Lib. Barbara Sutherland, Payroll Clerk Glenna Tincher, Ed. Services Sec. Jennifer White, Guidance Sec. Elizabeth Wood, Soc. Studies Sec. June Woolwine, Registrar Clerk Linda Young, Pres. Asst. Sec. Dane Bolin, Night Mg., Center Beverly Cathy, Post Office Clerk Carolyn Craft, Bookstore Clerk Frank Crews, Games Room Mg. Ora Grimm, Center Hostess Patty Hickman, College Receptionist Linda Moshier, College Receptionist Mike Passion, Bookstore Manager Sylvia Rhodes, College Receptionist Elbert Oxley, Asst. Dir. Food Serv. Naomi Worsham, Asst. Dir. Food Serv. Phyllis Hamden Genevieve Manning Penny Carol Carole Gasman Nancy Erps Row 1: )oe Fox, Pat Dolan, Susan Deeter, Sharon Hood, Louie Barlow. Row 2: Rick Miller, Sheila Parks, Art Shumate, Mary Friedl, Penny Lane, )oy Dixon. Row 3: Steve Underwood, |immy Allen, Linda Behan, )im Griffin, Liz Vandall, Becki Root. Row 4: Gordy Chertoff, Bill Lipiczky, Sandy Lambert, Suzanne Burr. Row 5: Dave Tyree, Kerry Dowell, George Featherstone, Gene Speer, Dick Larkin, Mike Queen. Row 6: Dave Brogan, |ohn Bronaugh, Mr. Donald Boyer, adviser. Row 7: Linda Price, Paula )esse, George Spadaro ERNIE FETZER STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT STUDENT SENATE Gary Lewis Senate Recorder Tony Riccio Student Body Vice-President Pam Legg Student Body Secretary Steve Underwood lunior Class President SGA EXECUTIVE BOARD Ken Gleason, director COLLEGIATE BAND « 8o Vicki Brackenrich Diane Godfrey Patti DiStefano )anie lones Malinda Maynard MAJORETTES CONCORD COMMANDERS Ken Gleason, director Band and Commanders COLLEGIATE CHOIR AND CHORALE James Fleming, director Concord Chorale presents Fantasia on Christmas Carols with Nicki Smith as soloist. Choir Soloists Front Row; Earle Arthur, tenor; Linda Bowers, soprano; Alice Kee, soprano, leanne Wall, mezzo-soprano; Patti DiStefano, contralto; Ken Moore, baritone. 84 CHOIR AND Elizabeth Cummings, organist CHORALE PERSONNEL Shirley Fleming, pianist Kathy Aiello Mary Akers Mary Allport Earle Arthur Larry Austin |udy Bailey Mike Blankenship Florence Bobbitt Lynn Borrie Linda Bowers Brenda Brown Rosie Brown Vicki Brunschwyler Judy Bunker )udy Butcher Griffin Callahan Oakey Calvert Charles Chandler Lynn Clegg Anna Coiner Elizabeth Coiner Loreda Coiner Clifford Coleman Timothy Cox jill Crouch Linda Cullinan Debbie Dandy Margie Day Donna Dillon )oel Dillon Patti DiStefano Kerry Dowell Jerry Epperly Emma Evans Beth Fabry Betsy Fasick Dwight Fast Phil Fife |ohn Garrison John Gearing Miriam Gelfer Celia Givens Jean Corechlad Christine Grenda Lorenzo Griffin Melanie Grubbs Addie Hager Eddie Harris Judy Harris Danny Hazlett Fred Hierl Sherry Hively Sharon Hood Zan Hughes Ken Hunt Tony Jackson Lorraine James Alice Kee Gail Kendrick Brenda Kenney Celine Kennedy June Kopcho Christine Krause Brenda Lester Charles Lilly Dave Lion Linda Martin Karen Mattox Patricia Maxwell Karen McAlister Delores McGraw Kay McMillion Howie McNeal David Miller Bettye Moore Lynne Moore Ken Moore Allen Morgan Patricia Newbauer Danny Nichols Richard Nugen Brian O ' Connell David Osborne Sally Parker Greg Pels Connie Pennington Steve Pilato Debbie Poff Diane Pritchett Judy Rhule Elizabeth Riggs Jackie Riggs Linda Rinear Becky Rogers Kathy Ross Marcia Sawyer Jane Schmidt Pam Shannon Cari Sherris Lacy Shrewsbury Betty Sims Bonnie Slone Claudia Smith Nicki Smith Nancy Spaulding Beverly Stanley Julia Stewart Sarah Summers Jim Tanner C. D. Taylor Lester Thompson Robert Timian Joe Tipane David Tyree Jeanne Wall Paul Ward Barbara Weand Gail West Karen Wheeler Sara Wilson Henrietta Worrell Sherri Wright Maria Yon College Choir presents the ten movements of Saint Saens ' Christmas Oratorio. 8 THE THREE SISTERS by Anton Chekhov Set design by Paul ). Lundrigan, Department of Speech and Theatre. Alexander Vershinin returns to the town and here he and Masha relive some of the past happinesses they have known. 86 A card game entertains everyone before Irina ' s birthday celebration. Nicolas Tusenbach plays a Russian melody for irina as Ver¬ shinin and Masha ' s husband Fyodor Kulygin toast before dinner. Andrey Prozovor . Steve Nardi Natasha Ivanovana . Colleen Cantrell The Olga . Lynn Bondurant Three Masha . Ellen Shaw Sisters Irina . Emily Gernhardt Fyodor Kulygin . Bill Stark Alexander Vershinin . Drew Leckie Nicolas Tusenbach . Bob Burnside Vasilyi Solyony . Doug Feuchtenberger Ivan Chebutykin . Jeff Berger Aleksei Fedotik . Gordon Chertoff Vladimir Rode . Larry W. Barber Ferapont . Asa A. Bolen Anfisa . Diane Hoff The Oderly . Ken Moore The Maid . Brenda McLaughlin Natasha, the despisable sister-in-law. 87 Steve Nardi as Christopher Mahon Jeff Berger as Old Mahon Colleen Cantrell as Pegeen Mike Ellen Shaw as the Widow Quin THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD by J. M. Synge The complete cast appears on stage for the fight scene. Christopher Mahon . Steve Nardi Old Mahon . Jeff Berger Michael Flaherty . Drew Leckie Pegeen Mike . Colleen Cantrell Shawn Keogh . Bill Stark Widow Quin . Ellen Shaw Philly Cullen . Dan Bright Jimmy Farrell . Dave Lion Sara Tansey . Lynn Bondurant Susan Brady . |udy Rhule Honor Blake. Brenda McLaughlin Nelly . Linda Price Town Crier . Gene Speer Pegeen remarks to her father that it isn ' t necessary for him to look for her a hus¬ band. MB k 7 p ; § W A 1 Sr J ySli 1 3 1 i ' mid Chris gains the respect of the townspeople, and especially the admiration of the young girls be¬ cause of his supposedly murdering his father. Keogh, Pegeen ' s past interest, has been turned down since the new fellow arrived on Shebeen, and her ' ' shows his disappointment. 9 1 A shot from backstage through the fireplace shows the Widow, )immy, and Philly in their amazement as Old Mahon appears and tells the story of the fight with his son. John Steinbeck OF MICE AND MEN Curley is going to roughen Lennie because he won ' t talk to him. In an attempt not to scare her Lennie tries to make Curley ' s wife keep from yelling and accidentally kills her. George . Steve Nardi The Boss . Larry Austin Lennie . Jeff Berger Candy . Dan Bright The Boss . Larry austin Curley . Raymond Hamden Curley ' s wife . Carolyn Cunningham Slim . Drew Leckie Carlson . George Featherstone Whit . Dave Lion Crooks . Gordon Chertoff The boss, Candy, and George try in their own ways to tell Curley ' s wife to stay away from their quarters and not to cause them any trouble. “Will ya ' always take care of me, George, Lennie asks. LJ ijr f : HH . Ilf ' ,,, . ■ 5 SB m ■ I , i in Jni y f%. ■ 1 If , :■■■■■ -_ A All the workers in the bunk house: Candy, Whit, Crooks, George, Lennie, and Slim. I JOHN LOVES MARY by Norman Kresna 94 1 Mary McKinley.. Lynn Bondurant Oscar Dugan . Dan Bright Fred Taylor . Jeffrey A. Berger lohn Lawrence . Drew Leckie Sen. lames McKinley.. S. H. Fitch Mrs. McKinley . Dorothy McMichael Lt. Victor O ' Leary . Joseph Mannino George Beachwood . Bill Stark Lily Herbish . Colleen Cantrell Harwood Biddle . Bernard P. Kiernan MICE AND MEN TAKES TOP ALEXANDER AWARDS Best Play of the Year: “Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck Outstanding Performance of Year: Jeff Berger; Lennie, “Mice and Men Best Set Design: (tie) “Playboy of the Western World, “John and Mary Best Actress in a Major Role: Colleen Cantrell; Pegeen, “Playboy of the Western World Best Actor in a Major Role: Jeff Berger; Lennie, “Mice and Men Best Actress in a Supporting Role: Colleen Cantrell; Natasha, “Three Sisters Best Actor in a Supporting Role: Dannie Bright; Candy, “Mice and Men Best Actress in a Minor Role: Diane Hoff; Anfisa, “Three Sisters Best Actor in a Minor Role: Gordy Chertoff; Crooks, “Mice and Men Jeff Berger receives Outstanding Per¬ formance of Year award at awards ban¬ quet. Dannie Bright, )eff Berger, and Steve Nardi during a scene from Of Mice and Men which was voted by the student body as the Best Play of the Year. Drama professor Paul Lundrigan presents supporting role trophy to Colleen Cantrell. Division of Fine Arts chairman Edward Masters presents Colleen Cantrell with trophy in major role category. Concord Director of Drama H. C. Paul presents Diane Hoff with Alexander Award for Outstanding Performance in a Minor Role. Masters of Ceremonies Joe Manino extends congratulations to Dannie Bright following supporting role award presenta¬ tion of Mrs. H. C. Paul. Faculty members S. H. Fitch and Dorothy McMichael appear with Lynn Bondurant in the comedy John Loves Mary ; the living room of Senator James McKinley in New York set design tied for the award in that division. Professor Paul J. Lundrigan designed the sets for Concord productions; this public-house on the coast of Mayo for Playboy of the Western World won in a tie vote for the best set design. 97 Bottom Row Reggie Evans, Exchange Editor Barbara Boidock, Typist Share Evans, Feature Editor CONCORDIAN CO-EDITORS 4 ■ . Gene Speer 98 Paula )esse Don Helman, Sports Editor Charles Brisendine, Reporter Daniel Thomas, Black Students Reporter George Cooke, Layout Editor 99 loAnn Hurley, Phyllis Stevenson, Barbara Stokes, Elaine Galanakis, Peggy Wolfe, Billie (ackson, and Nancy Spaulding COUNCIL—TOWERS, WOMENS ' DIVISION Frances Miano S.G.A. Rep. Debbie Hayslett secretary Brenda Thomas treasurer Barbara Shumate vice-pres. Lou Ann Crawford vice-pres. Barbara Herold president ■1 lOO Geraldine Alesio, Kathy Perry, Virginia Spadaro-vice-president, Penny Bradbury-president, Margaret Higginbotham-treasurer, Maria Yon, and Julia Johnson-secretary. MCCOMAS-SARVAY DORM COUNCIL AND PROCTORS UPPERCLASS HALL COUNCIL AND PROCTORS Betty Branch, president Linda Hebb, vice-president Nancy Walker, secretary Charlene Burks, treasurer rni _THU PDC Edward Hams, president LJ I 1 I L I VV t Kj Dwight Fast, vice-president Joseph Mannino, sec.-treas. MENS ' DIVISION Oscar Hutchison, president Thomas Harris, vice-president Wesley Bird, sec.-treas. NEW MENS ' HALL COUNCIL M ' s mST ' ■:„s si .its ■ ■ if I get one more late-minute ... if I ever get these chunkie-heel shoes broken in ... if I don ' t start now on that term paper ... if he doesn ' t stop looking at me that way ... if we don ' t quit staying up so late ... if I don ' t get to that class on time tomorrow ... if she yells at me one more time ... if Daddy doesn ' t send some money soon ... if he ' d only ask me out this week-end ... if I had started on that term paper . . . if they would shut up long enough . . . if I ' d quit eating ice cream and stick to my diet io 5 I ' d better get her in on time tomorrow or . . . Mom had better send some money soon or . . . the frat test files had better be returned or . . . no one had better laugh at my bell-bottoms or . . . that prof will either pass me or . . . this card had better be a two diamonds or . . . tell him I said to either do it or . . . this room has to be cleaned for room-check or. . . those guys had better keep it down tonight or . . . she had better say yes or. . . somebody close had better know the answers or ... a man should get at least twelve hours of sleep a night or John Arbuckle, Jr is a business adminis¬ tration major who hasserved as president of both the college and state Future Business Leaders organizations. John ' s parents live in Lewisburg where he has accepted positions with the Farmers FJome Fire Insurance Company of W. Va., and Arbuckle Insurance Agency. II Paula Caldwell is a math and art major from Princeton, W. Va. She is active in the Art Club, and is president of Cardinal Key. Shealso holds membership in Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority. With her teaching career she plans graduate work in both art and math. Mrs. Sadie Ambrose is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Henson of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., who is majoring in business education. She is active in Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority, Phi Beta Lambda, Phi Psi Alpha, and the Home Economics Club She plans to teach business on the secondary level. Not Pictured leffrey Alan McNew is an art major minoring in french He is active in the honorary organizations for both fields; as well as being president of Blue Key. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McNew of Oxford, Pennsylvania, Jeff plans to teach on the secondary level. Dexter Bradbury is the son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Brad bury of Christiansburg, Va His interests include playing the French Horn and he is in the college band, the Commanders, the brass ensemble, and has served as the state Music Educators Conference president. 108 lames Irwin is a social studies major from Elkins, W. Va who plans a teaching career. Ann L. Perkis is a January graduate em¬ ployed in the Kanawha County School system, and working on a masters degree in elementary education Her parents are Mr and Mrs Russell H Perkis of St. Albans. At Concord, she was president of the hall council, and a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, and the student senate. Lou Ann Crawford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Crawford, |r. of St. Albans, W, Va. She is an English and math major, and is active in Alpha Sigma Tau sorority, Cardinal Key, and Kappa Delta Pi. Lou Ann was president of her junior class, and was elected May Queen in 1969. She plans a teaching career. lames Cozort is a social studies major from Ocena, W. Va., and after graduation hopes to teach in Wyoming County where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Cozort, live. |im is vice-president of Blue Key and Kappa Delta Pi, and serves on the advisory council to the Dean of Men. Jane E. Dean is valedictorian of the 1970 graduating class, and will receive a B.A. degree in psychology. The daughter of C. F. Dean of Bluefield, W. Va., lane is active in Delta Zeta sorority. Cardinal Key, Key, and Alpha Mu Gamma. She will do graduate work at W. Va. Univer¬ sity and pursue a doctorate program. Patricia Karen DiStefano is a biologyi major who is active in Alpha Sigma Tau! sorority and Mu Alpha Theta. She is Panhellenic president, Feature Twirler for the band, and has done solo work with the choir. Patti ' s parents are Mr. and Mrs. John DiStefano of Sea Cliff, New York, and she plans a teaching career including advanced study in biology and music Bill Graham is a business administration major with a special field in accounting from Northboro, New lersey. He is active in the Veterans Club and has served as vice-president of Phi Beta Lambda, and Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity. Josephine Tince Hellems is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Hellems of Lewisburg, W. Va. Tince is a member of Delta Zeta sorority, Alpha Beta Alpha, Art club, and the student senate. After graduating she plans to begin a masters degree program. She is a member of Eastern Star, and has been active in 4-H work. WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Kay Simpson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Simpson of Athens who is graduating with a degree in French and art. She is president of Alpha Mu Gamma, and a member of Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, and the Art Club. Kay will teach at St. Marys High School, St. Marys, W. Va., and plans to obtain a masters degree Brenda Lane is an elementary education major with a field in social studies. She is active in Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority, the Spanish Club, and Kappa Delta Pi The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Lane of Elbert, W. Va., Brenda plans to teach next year in McDowell County. Mrs. Julia Faye Jones is a French major active in five of Concord ' s honorary Alpha Beta Alpha, Alpha Mu Gamma, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, and Cardinal Key. Julia ' s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Griggs of Peterstown. Her plans are to teach French a year and then begin a masters degree program. Nancy Claire Miller is an elementary education major with a field in music. She is active in the band, choir, and chorale, and served last year as president of the Panhellenic Council and the col¬ lege Association of Women Students. Nancy ' s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Miller, live in Ridgewood, New Jersey Linda Lea Price is the daughter of Captain and Mrs. Robert Price of Beaver, W. Va. Graduating with a degree in Political Science, Linda has accepted a position with the United States Government in Washington, D.C. effective after her forthcoming marriage this spring. She is a Dean ' s List student active in music organizations, the college theatre, and the student senate. Daniel Michael Venet is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Venet of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Planning graduate school and a teaching career, Dn is a social studies major. His interests include work with Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, and the college baseball team. Mrs. David McLaughlin is an English and speech major who has accepted a teaching position with the Pocahontas County School system. Brenda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Koza, Jr., of Keystone, and has participated in several college plays, and holds mem¬ bership in Cardinal Key and the Spanish Club. IO9 tr ' i . ' rM A -- - ■Wm-x I . 1 b-sM . K- - r ‘ ■ ' V, ■; . ■ : % I I i 5f 1 1 ill: GLENN ABLES 71,Bluefield . . . HAFEZ ABOUL- HOSN 73, Princeton . . . HUSSIN ABOULHOSN 72, Princeton ... PATRICIA ABSHIRE 71, Charles¬ ton ton . . . NANCY ACKERMAN 72, Metuchen, N.J. WILLIAM ADAMY 73, Belair. . . KATHRYN AIELLO 73, Lewittown, N.Y_SAL AIELLO 73, Lewittown, N.Y. . . . (AMES AKERS 73, Bluefield . . . MARY AKERS 72, Bluefield WILLIAM ALBIZATI 71, Bayonne, N. J. . . . JIM ALBERT 71, Johnstown, Pa. . . . WILLIAM ALBERT 73, Bluefield . . . WILLIAM ALDRIDGE 72, Wil¬ liamsburg, Va.... GERRY ALESIO 73, Schenectady, N.Y. WILLIAM ALEXY 72, Ridley Park, Pa_HAROLD ALLEN 73, Ripley . . . IAMES ALLEN 72, Princeton . . . MARCIA ALLEN 73, Man. . . . RICKIE ALLEN 73, Beckley VICTOR ALLEN 73, Princeton . . . WILLIAM ALLEY 73, Northfork ... SUE ALMIRALL 73, Virgi nia Beach, Va. . . . CRAIG ALTERIO 73, Howard, Pa. . . . WILLIAM ANDERSON 73, Mastic, N. J. CHARLES ANGOVE 73, Mt. Hope . . . DOUG ARMENTROUT 73, Harrisonburg, Va. . . . MIKE ARMENTROUT 73, Harrisonburg, Va. .. . PATRICIA ARNOLD 72, Mox Meadows, Va. . . . CLENNIE ARTHUR 72, Nitro ROGER ASBURY 72, Ballard . . . LARRY ATWELL 72, Yukon . . . LARRY AUSTIN 73, Princeton .. . FRANK AYLOR 72, Spottsylvania, Va. .. . CATHY BAKER 73, Welch KAREN BAILEY 71, West Logan . . . JOHN BAILEY 72, Baileysville . . . STEPHEN BAILEY 73, Princeton . . . TOM BAILEY 73, Princeton . . . JEANIE BALL 72, Princeton IOEBALL72, Hinton. . . LORELLE BALL72, Beckley . . . SHARON BALL 72, Athens . . . LARRY BARBER 71, Crumpler . . . GARY BARE 73, Welch LEWIS BARLOW 72, Alexandria, Va. .. . CLARENCE BARNES 73, Winter Park, Fla. .. . THOMAS BARNES 73, Kenbridge, Va. . . . CAROLYN BARR 73, Blue- field . . . ELIZABETH BARRETT 73, Dry Creek RICHARD BASHAM 71, Charleston . . . ANDREW BASSO 72, Plainfield, N. J.. .. ROBERT BAUMANN 73, Northport, N. Y. . . . KATHRYN BAZZIE 71, Bradley . . . EARL BEAM 72, Califon, N. J. BARBARA BEASLEY 73, Beckley . . CARRIE BEAVERS 73, War ... BILL BECKETT 72, Princeton .. . |AMES BECKETT 72, Bluefield . . . )OYCE BEGGS 71, Lash meet )AMES BEHA 71, Washington . . . LINDA BEHAN 71, Parkersburg . . . CALVIN BELCHER 73, Kimball . . . DENNIS BELCHER 73, Kimball . . . PATRICIA BELCHER 72, Princeton ROBERT BELCHER 73, Princeton . . . WILLIAM BELCHER 72, Princeton . . . DREAMA BELL 72, Welch . . . PETER BENDER 71, Plymouth, Michigan . . . LYNDA BENNETT 72 Beckley R. W. BENNETT 73, Webster Springs . . . ]ERRY BENSON 72, Athens . . . KATHLEEN BENTS 73, Kailua, Hawaii . . . CHRIS BERDAN 73, Center Moriches, N. Y. . . . BARBARA BERG 72, Franklin Square, N. Y. KAREN BERNATT 73, Lakewood, Fla. . . . WILLIAM BERTWELL 73, Weirton . . . KAREN BEVERLY 73, Mullens . . . CATHY BIAS 73, Madison . . . DEBBIE BIAS 73, West Hamlin DORENE BINKIEWICZ 73, Belleville, N. ). . . . DONNA BIRD 73, Nimitz . . . SANDRA BIRD 72, McComas . . . WESLEY BIRD 72, Nimitz . . . LINDA BISHOP 72, Princeton VICKI BIVEENS 73, Hinton . . . CONNIE BLANKEN¬ SHIP 72, Athens . . . DAN BLANKENSHIP 71, Pineville Pineville . . . DANA BLANKENSHIP 73, Athens . . . FRAN BLANKENSHIP 73, Davy 114 r HORACE BLANKENSHIP 71, Livonia, Mich. . . . LYNN BLANKENSHIP 71, Oak Hill . . . JOE BLAN¬ KENSHIP 73, Hinton . . . BECKY BLEVINS 71, Welch . . . RAYE BLEVINS 73, Nemours MARK BLOOMFIELD 72, Bluefield . . . ANNE BOB¬ BITT 72, Summersville . . . HARRY BOEKELL 73, Charleston . . . ASA BOLEN 71, Coal City . . . CATHY BOLEN 71, Beckley RHONDA BOLIN 73, Athens . . . CHRIS BONE 73, Bluefield . . . MELANIE BOONE 71, Crichton . . . CHARLES BOOTHE 71, Princeton . . . PHIL BOOTHE 71, Oak Hill ROGER BOOTHE 71, Princeton . . . MARTY BOR- DINAT 73, Morgantown . . . LYNN BORRIE 72, Old Brookville, N. Y. . . . LINDA BOWERS 73, Charleston . . . BRENDA BOWLING 71, Hinton CHARLES BOWLING 71, Hinton . . . RIGINIA BOWMAN 73, Bluefield . . . SUSAN BOWSER 73, Reston, Va. . . . PAMELA BOYD 72, laeger . . . CLEO BOYLES 71, Princeton PENNY BRADBURY 72, Oak Hill . . . |AMES BRAD¬ LEY 73, Athens ... AUDREY BRAGG 73, Princeton . . . ERNEST BRAGG 71, Princeton . . . LUTHER BRAGG 73, Hix RHONDA BRENNEN 73, Athens . . . BEVERLY BRIDGES 73, War . . . CHARLES BRIDENDINE 73, Belle . . . JAMES BRODERICK . . . 73, St. Albans . . . DAVE BROGAN 71, Mt. Lookout ■ : ALMA BROWN 73,McGraws.. . BRENDA BROWN 72, Anawalt . . . ROSIE BROWN 72, Belva . . . VALERIE BROWN 72, Frankford . . . |AMES BROYLES 73, Union IOANNE BROYLES 73, Ballard . . . MARCIA BRUM- BACH 71, Boyertown, Pa. . . . RONALD BRUNO 73, Trenton, N.J. . . . MARY BRYANT 72, Ft. Riley, Kansas . . . ELLEN BUCKLAND 73, Hinton DEBORAH BULMER 71, Hampton, N. |. . . . )UDY BUNKER 72, Arnold, Md. . . . KAREN BURKS 71, Kimball . . . BETTY BURLESON 73, Pemberton . . . BONNIE BURDICK 73, Lakewood, N.|. SUZANNE BURR 71, Oak Hill . . . BARBARA BUR¬ TON 71, Bluefield . . . CAROL BUSBY 73, Middle- town, N. ). . . . )UDY BUTCHER 73, Summersville . . . DANA BUTTERWORTH 72, Athens ROBERT BUZZO 72, Bluefield . . . ALEDA BYRD 71, Bluefield . . . GREGORY BYRD 73, West Point, Va. . . . RICHARD BYRD 72, Nitro . . . CYNTHIA CADLE 73, Beckley CAROLYN CALDWELL 72, Princeton .. . ROY CALL 71, Northfork . . . GRIFFIN CALLAHAN 72, Par¬ kersburg . . . MARY CALLAHAN 72, Camden-on- Gauley . . . DWIGHT CALLIHAN 72, Dunbar OAKEY CALVERT 72, Princewick . . . COLEEN CANTRELL 73, Pompano Beach, Fla. . . . THERESA CAQUIAS 73, Oakdale, N. Y. . . . BRENDA CARPER 73, Princeton . . . ALBERT CARRIGER 72, Capels JACKIE CARROLL 72, Coalwood . . . IOYCE CARTE 73, Blue Creek . . . CHARLES CARTER 73, Marion, Va. .. . RICHARD CARTER 71, Mt. Hope .. . KATHY CARTY 73, Columbus, N. ). DON CARlDTH 72, Athens . . . KAAREN CARY 72, Lewisburg . . . TOM CASSIDY 72, Bluefield . . . MARCELINE CASSITY 72, Crab Orchard . . . JIM CASTE 73, Hinton DAVID CATHER 73, Winchester, Va. . . . SHARON CATHERS 73, Charleston . . . EUGENE CATHY 71, Chester, N. Y. . . . )AMES C AUDILL 73, Kopperston . . . RANDY CHAMBERS 73, Dover, Del. CHARLES CHANDLER 72, Princeton . . . HAROLD CHATTING 73, Princeton . . . GORDON CHER- TOFF 72, Frederick, Md. . . . ]AMES CHEWNING 71, Charleston . . . WILLIAM CHILAKOS 71, Rah¬ way, N. Y. CHARLES CIHULA 72, Caldwell . . . SHERRY CLAY- MAN 72, Patchogue, N. Y. . . . NANCY CLINE 73, Oak Hill . . . ALICE CLINGM ' AN 73, Lewisburg . . . KAREN CLYBURN 72, Princeton )OHN COBB 71, Hinton . . . CHAROLETTE COCHRAN 72, Midway . . . VIRGINIA COCKERILL 73, Herndon, Va. . . . ANNA COINER 73, Pence Springs . . . LIBBY COINER 71, Roanoke ■■■ P5 WM • II Ift ' M m n - • i JragL i Will you marrrrrrrrrry me?! We ' re coming to take you away, ha! ha! msi LOREDA COINER 73, Alerson . . . LINDA COLE¬ MAN 71, Princeton . . . ROSS COLEMAN 73, Bensenville, III. . . . BECKY COLLIER 73, Beckley . . . DANNY COLLINS 73, Princeton lAMES COLLINS 72, Princeton . . . ALLEN COM- BETHS 73, Pulaski, Va. . . . LINDA COMER 71, Princeton . . WILLIAM COMER 73, Princeton . . . SHERRY COMPTON 71, Welch ANITA CONLEY 73, Charleston . . . STEPHEN CONNER 72, Charleston . . . DEBRA COOK 73, So. Charleston . . . GEORGE COOKE 73, Wayne, N. J. . . . jUDY COOL 73, Lookout IERRY COOPER 73, Nettie . . . GARY COPEN 72, Athens . . . BRUCE COVEY 73, Athens . . . DONNA COX 72, Sophia . . . ERNEST COX 72, Princeton TIMOTHY COX 73, Lerone . . . DAVID CRAW¬ FORD 71, St. Albans . . . LINDA CRAWN 73, Newton, N. ). . . . NANCY CREWDSON 73, Nitro . . . FRED CRIST 73, Fairfield, Pa. JERRY CROMER 72, Boomer . . . GLENN CROTTY 72, Mullens .. . . CHRIS CROUCH 73, Sophia . . . JILL CROUCH 72, St. Albans . . . LINDA CUL- LINAN 72, Hauppauge, Long Island, N. Y. CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM 71, Athens . . . DENNIS CUNY 73, Wantagh, N. Y. . . . JOHN CURIA 72, Moundsville . . . RUSTY CURLE 73, West Point, Va. . . . JACQUELYN DALE 72, Bluefield JUNIOR DALTON 71, Princeton . . . SHEILA DAN¬ IEL 73, Princeton ... SHERRY DANIEL 71, Princeton . . . PAUL DAVIDSON 73, Princeton . . . BERN1E DAVIS 72, St. Albans BILL DAVIS 73, Oak Hill. . . BOB DAVIS 71, Athens . . . BOISY DAVIS 71, Leesburg, Va. . . . EARL DAVIS 72, Beckley . . . KENNETH DAVfS, JR. 72, Wythe- ville, Va. LLOYD DAVIS 71, Princeton . . . SARA DAVIS 71, Coalwood . . . MARGIE DAY 72, Elbert . . . MIKE DEAL 71, Huntington . . . NORMAN DEARING 72, Prosperity BARBARA DEITZ 73, Rupert . . . JAMES DELARDO 73, Colonia, N. J. . . . CATHY DELAVEGA 71, Smithlown, Long Island, N.Y. . . . CHRIS DEIFUSS 73, Pearl River, N. Y. . . . DEBBIE DIBERNARD 72, Netcong, N. J. ERNEST DICKERSON 71, Pulaski, Va_ROBERT DILL 72, Viola, Del. . . . BETTY DILLON 73, Cowen .. . DONNA DILLON 72, Cowen . . . JOEL DILLON 73, Lashmut FRANK DINBOKOWITZ 71, Catasauqua, Pa. . . . KEVIN DISTEFANO 73, Sea Cliff, N. Y. . . . JOY DIXON 72, Oak Hill . . . PATRICK DOLAN 72, Falls Church, Va. . . . MICHAEL DONOVAN 71, Princeton MICHAEL DONTHOT 71, Bluefield . . . SUSAN DOSS 72, Gap Mills . . . DANNY DOTSON 73, Bluefield . . . STEPHEN DREW .73, Patchoue, N. Y. . . . VERONA DUDLEY 72, Bluefield WALTER DUNBAKER 71, Chesapeake, Va. . . . GARY DURHAM 71, Beckley . . . DOUGLAS DYER 72, Marrero, La. . . . CAROLYN EAREHART 72, Covington, Va. . . . DREAMA EASTER 72, Welch JIM EASTER 73, Glen Fork . . . DONNA EDENS 73, Athens. .. RICHARD EDELMAN 73, Lakewood, N. |. . . . MARGARET EDWARDS 73, St. ' Albans . . . RON EGGLESTON 73, White Sulphur Springs ANDY ELLIS 72, Weirton . . . |ERRY ELMORE 73, Oakvale . . . RONALD ENGEL 71, Lakewood, N. I.... JESSE ENGLISH 71, Hollywood, Fla.... DAVID ERGENBRIGHT 73, Covington, Va. JANE EUCHLER 72, Roanoke, Va. . . . REGINALD EVANS 71, Middleburg, Va_SHARI EVANS 73, Bluefield . . . BETH FABRY 73, Culloden . . . JOHN FADA 73, Summit Hill, Pa. DANALEA FAIRCHILD 72, Pineville . . . CHARLES FARLEY 73, Mallory . . . MARTHA FARLEY 73, Cashmere . . . PATRICK FARLEY 73, Princeton . . . TERESA FARLEY 73, Spanishburg CYNTHIA FARMER 72, Beckley . . . WANDA FARMER 73, Bluefield . . . DEBBIE FARRIS 71, Welch . . . BETSY FASCIK 72, York Springs, Pa. . . . DWIGHT FAST 72, Dunbar ALCINDA FAULKNER 71, Marlington . . . SHARON FAULKNER 72, Frankford . . . RAY FAYKUS 71, Mt. Hope . . . GEORGE FEATHERSTONE 73, Blue¬ field . . . WILLIAM FECHTER 73, Center Moriches, N. Y. ROBERT FENCIL 72, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.. . . WILLIAM FERRELL 73, Bluefield . . . RALPH FETZER 72, Johnstown, Pa. . . . ROBERT FICKEN 73, Kimball . . . LINDA FINK 71, Flat Top SUSAN FINKLEMAN 73, Hicksville, N. Y. . . . STEVE FINLEY 73, Charleston . . . MILDRED FLANIGAN 73, Princeton . . . ROBERT FLEMING 71, Laurel, Md. . . . ANDREW FLESHMAN, Washington, D. C. SARAH FLESHMAN 71, Temple Hills, Md. . . . NORMAN FLETCHER 73, Matoaka . . . BILL FOX 73, Charleston . . . DALE FOX 72, Ansted . . . JOSEPH FOX 71, Troy, N. Y. DICK FRANK 72, Lakewood, N. ). . . . WILLIAM FRANKENBERRY 73, Hartinsburg . . . CHARLES FREDERICK 73, Center Moriches, N. Y. . . . DOUGLAS FREEMAN 72, Princeton . . . JAMES FRENCH 73, Princeton What do you mean you ' d rather I fly a kite?! DEBORAH FRYE 73, Bluefield, Va. . . . ELAINE GALANAKIS 72, Red Bank, N. J. . . . MICHELLE GALIE 73, Mt. Holly, N. ). . . . WILLIAM GAL¬ LAGHER 72, New York . . . LOIS GALLAHER 7 2, Davin Of course it ' s signed—I think! — ROBERT GORALEWICZ 71, Cliffside Park. N.|. . . . |OHN GARRISON 73, Belle . . . BECKY GARVIN 72, Greenville . . . IOANNE GASPERSICH 72, Prin¬ ceton . . . DOTTY GATHERUM 72, Athens REBECCA GAY 72, Charleston . . . |OHN GEARING 72, Welch . . . MIRIAM GELFER 73, Patchogue, N. Y. . . . CAROL GENTRY 71, Fredericksburg, Va. . . . MIKE GEORGE 73, Pittsburgh, Pa. EMILY GERNHARDT 73, Princeton . . . HENRY GERNHARDT 71, Princeton . . . jACKIE GILBERT 73, Feaneck, N. J. . . . CAROLYN GILLESPIC 73, Quinwood . . . DAVID GILLIAM 71, Athens MARCELLA GILMER 71, Lebanon, Va. . . . THELMA GILMORE 73, Princeton . . . THOMAS GILPIN 71, Princeton . . . DEBORAH GLEASON 72, Athens . . . VAL GOCHENOUR 73, Crimora, Va. DIANNE GODFREY 71, Matoaka . . . MICHELE GOLDSMITH 73, Woodbridge, N. ). . . . MIKE GONZALES 71, Milton . . . SAVILLA GOODING 72, Bluefield . . . GARY GOOSENS 72, Northfork I XI MARY GRABER 73, Union . . . LINDA GRAHAM 73, Princeton . . . PATRICIA GRAHAM 73, Prince¬ ton .. . PHYLLIS GRAHAM 73, Rock . . . CHRISTY GRANGER 72, Dunbar KATHY GRANGER 71, Dunbar . . . MICHAEL GREATHOUSE 73, Chapmanville . . . DAVID GREEN 73, Shrewsbury . . . MICHAEL GREEN 73, Holden . . . SUSAN GREEN 71, Welch LORENZO GRIFFIN 71, East Gulf . . . CLARENCE GRIFFITH 71, Daniels . . . DOROTHY GRIFFITHS 71, Dunbar . . . BRENDA GRIGGS 73, Peterstown . . . BILL GRINSTEAD 72, St. Albans JIM GROSS 73, Bluefield . . . MELANIE GRUBBS 71, Whitesville . . . JOYCE GUARD 73 Princeton ... NANCY GUILLS 71, Lewisburg ... BOB GUNTER 72, Pineville JAMES GWINN 71, Oak Hill . . . ADDIE HAGER 72, Princeton . . . ANITA HAGER 71, Bluefield . . . JANET HAGERMAN 72, Jolo . . . DEBBIE HALL 73 JUDY HALL 73, Princeton ... TIM HAMILTON 73, Charleston . . . SUSAN HANEY 71, Gilbert ... CHRISTINE HANSON 72, Clendenin ... DENNIS HARELL 73, Capron, Va. LINDA HARMON 72, Skygusty . . . LINDA HAROLD 72, Charleston . . . DENNIS HARRELL 73, Capron, Va. . . . CARL HARRIS 71, Cottle . . . EDWARD HARRIS 73, Charleston EDWIN HARRIS 72, Alderson ... THOMAS HARRIS 72, Bluefield . . . DAVE HARRISON 73, So. Charleston Charleston . . . ROGER HARRISON 73, Havaco . MICHAEL HARROLD 71, Morrisville, Pa. PAUL HARRY 73, Bluefield . . . DEAN HARTLIEB 72, Wheeling . . . LARRAYNE HARTMAN 73, Elkins . . . DELLAS HARTON 73, Bluefield . . . DAVID HARVEY 73, Princeton FRED HARVEY 72, Princeton . . . HOPE HARVEY 71, Princeton . . . BARBARA HATCHER 73, Shady Spring . . . DAVID HATFIELD 72, Blackberry City . . . MARTHA HATFIELD 73, Delbarton BARBARA HAWKINS 73, Willingboro, N. j. . . . KENNETH HAWKINS 73, Moriches, N. Y. . . . MICHAEL HAWKINS 73, Moriches, N. Y. . . . MEA: IAWLOMS 72, Midway . . . REBECCA HAW¬ THORNE 71, Welch DEBORAH HAYSLETT 72, So. Charleston . . . LACY HAZELWOOD 73, Martinsburg . . . SUE HAZEL¬ WOOD 73, Rock Camp . . . LINDA HEBB 71, Beckley . . . RICH HEBB 73, Beckley RANDY HEINMILLER 73, Mt. Holly, N. J.... SHEILA HEINMILLER 71, Mt. Holly, N. J. . . . DONALD HELMAN 71, Alexandria, Va. . . . MARY HENSLEY 73, Princeton . . . GEORGE HERMES 71, North Brunswick, N. J. BARB HEROLD 72, Marlboro, N. J_CHRISTINA HEROLD 73, Summersville . . . BELVA HICKS 73, Leckie . . . BRENDA HICKS 73, Manassas, Va. . . . MARGARET HIGGINBOTHAM 72, Oak Hill BEVERLY HILL 72, Hillsboro . . . DEBRA HILL 73, Bluefield . . . DOROTHY HILL 73, Lindside . . . MARTHA HILL 71, Lindside . . . PATSY HILL 71, Eccles BOBBIE HILLER 73, Athens . .. SAMUEL HINDMAN 73, Williamson . . . DANNY HINES 72, Lindside . . . SHERRY HIVELY 72, Pinch . . . ELEANOR HOFF 71, So. Charleston SALLY HOFFMAN 72, Metuchen, N. • GAIL HOLBROOK 73, Quinwood . . . SANDRA HOOD 73, Clarksburg . . . TAMMY HOUCH 73, Mullens . . . BEVERLY HUDKINS 71, Leivasy CAROL HUFFMAN 73, Flat Top . . . FRED HUFF¬ MAN 72, Hinton . . . ZAN HUGHES 72, Romney 124. . . WAYNE HULSE 73, Moriches, Long Island, N.Y. . . . BOBBIE HUMPHREY 73, Corinne SCOTT HUMPHREY 71, Port Reading, N. . KENNETH HUNT 72, Pennsville, N. J. . . . SANDRA HURD 71, Renick . . . OSCAR HUTCHISON 71, Beckley . . . SUE ANN HYDE 71, Charleston MIKE HYMES 71, Tazewell, Va-)UDY INGRAM 71, Bassett, Va. . . . BILLIE JACKSON 72, Princeton . . ! SANDRA JACKSON 71, MacArthur . . . JOHN JANKOVIK 71, Export, Pa. CONNIE JARRELL 73, Richwood . . . EMERY JEF¬ FRIES 73, Logan . . . BARRY JENKINS 73, Lashmeet RICHARD JENKINSON 72, Naperville, III. . . . JAMES JENKS 72, Princeton Poorest excuse for a wheelbarrow I ' ve ever seen! 1 1X 5 — VICKIE IENNINGS 72, Mullens . . . KENNETH JEN¬ SEN 73, Franklin Square, N. Y. . . . RORY JEWETT 73, Latham, N. Y. . . . MARGARET JOBES 72, Parkersburg . . . JULIA JOHNSON 73, Charleston PEGGY JOHNSON 71, Princeton . . . RONALD JOHNSON 71, Saltville, Va. . . . TERRY JOHNSON, Salisbury, Md. . . . ROBERT JOHNSTON 72, War . . . DREMA JONES 72, Peterstown FLORENCE JONES 73, Centereach, N. Y. . . . HER¬ MAN JONES 73, laeger . . . JOHN JONES 72, Princeton . . . JUDITH JONES 73, Oceana . . . REBECCA JONES 72, Roanoke, Va. ROBERT JONES 71, Phenix, Va. . . .SHARON JONES 72, Bartley . . . SHEILA (ONES 72, Bartley . . . VINCENT JONES 73, Peterstown . . . JOHN JON- KOVIK 71, Export, Pa. MARGIE KARTLIE 71, Maple Shade, N. J. . . . JOHN KARR 72, Clendenin ... PAT KAZLAUSKY 72, Alexandria, Va. . . . LARRY KEATON 72, Princeton . . . ROY KEENEY 73, Shrewsburg BRENDA KEITH 73, Princeton . . . GAIL KENDRICK 72, Charleston . . . CELINE KENNEDY 71, Whittier, Calif. . . . DIANA KENNEDY 73, Jolo . . . BRENDA KENNEY 72, Rainelle TOM KERSEY 71, Bluefield, Va. . . . MIKE KES- SINGER 72, Princeton ... BILLY KESSLER 73, Hinton . . . RODNEY KIDDER 72, Naples, N. Y. . . . )UDY KINCAID 71, Kincaid SHIRLEY KING 72, Princeton . . . MIKE KIRBY 71, Andover, N.J. . . . |ERRY KIRK 72, Princeton . . . HENRY KLEIN 73, West Islip, N.Y. . .. DONALD KODAK 73, Wyoming DAVID KOONTZ 71, Alderson . . . TAMMY LA- CORTE 72, St. Albans . . . CAROLYN LACOSS 72, Mabscott . . . |ODY LAGRANGE 72, Patchogue, N. Y. . . . BETTY LAMANCA 72, Williamson KITTY LEGG 73, Mt. Lookout . . . GARY LEGG 71, Beckley . . . PAMELA LEGG 72, Oak Hill . . . JAMES LEONARD 71, Itmann . . . BRENDA LESTER 73, Verner NANCY LAMBERT 72, Bluefield . . . PAULA LAM BERT 72, Welch . . . ROBERT LAND 71, Bluefielc . . . LEON LANE 73, Beckley . . . PENNY LANE 72, Athens GEORGE LARKIN 72, Kimball . . . MARY LARKIN 73, Princeton . . . FRANCES LATOUSAKIS 73, Weirton . . . SANDRA LAW 73, Bluefield . . . DOUGLAS LAWRENCE 73, Chesapeake, Va. PAT LAWS 72, MacArthur . . . DONNA LAXTON 73, Bluefield . . . PATRICK LEAHY 71, Troy, N. Y. . . . ALTHEA LEEDY 71, Bluefield . . . ELIE LEEDY 71, Prosperity KATHY LESTER 72, Princeton . . . CHERYL LEWIS 73 Herndon, Va. . . . LINDA LIGHT 73. Oak HilL . . . LINDA LILLY 73, Bluefield . . . WAYNE LILLY 71, Bluefield RUTH LINKENHOKER 71, Princeton . . . HAROLD LINKOUS 73, Bluefield . . . STANLEY LINKOUS 73, Bluefield .. . WILLIAM LIPICZKY 72, Princeton . . . CAROL LITTLE 71, Wilcoe |OE LIVELY 71, Pence Springs , . . MARY LOGAN 72, So. Charleston . . . ROBERT LONDEREEE 73, Lewisburg . . . DWIGHT LONG 73, Beckley . . . )OHN LONG 73, Holden MARILYN LOWE 71, Parkersburg . . . DEBRA LUSK 73, Bud . . . MARTHA LUSK 73, Matoaka . . . IERRY LUTHER 73, Welch . . . BARRY LYNCH 73, Frank- ford, Del. MICHAEL LYNCH 72, Beckley... PATRICIA LYNCH 73, Belvidere, N. ). . . . GARY MACKEY 72, Staun¬ ton, Va. . . . MARILYN MACKEY 72, Waynesboro, Va. . . . CAROL MACOMBER 72, Bluefield PATRICIA MACVEAN 72, Elkins . . . BEVERLY MAGGIO 73, Miami . . . )ACK MAHER 71, Parlin, N. J. . . . GARY MAHONEY 73, Dover, Del. . . . KENNETH MAHONEY 73, Beckley TONY MAMONE 73, Bluefield . . . BARBARA MANN 71, Ronceverte . . . MARY MARCUZZI 72, function City, Oregon . . . MARY MARCUZZI 73, Athens . . . TALLY MARINO 72, Welch SUE MARION 71, Princeton . . . DELORES MAR¬ SHALL 71, Oak Hill . . . LINDA MARTIN 73, Rock Camp . . . LINDA MARTIN 73, St. Albans . . . MARILYN MARTIN 73, Bluefield Some days everything is just real out of shape!! If the Mets can win once in a while, why can ' t Concord?! MARLENE MARTIN 71, Coal City, Va. . .. PATRICIA MARTIN 73, Princeton . . . JEAN MARVNICH 73, Pocahontas, Va. . . . JAMES MATHENY 71, Lewis- burg . . . HELEN MATHEWS 73, Princeton BONNIE MAXWELL 73, Spanishburg . . . CONNIE MAXWELL 73, Amherstdale . . . JAMES MAXWELL 72, Spanishburg . . . PATSY MAXWELL 71, Am¬ herstdale . . . KATHY MAY 72, Charleston CONNIE MAYBERRY 71, Bluefield . . . MALINDA MAYNARD 73, Beckley . . . SUSAN MAYNOR 73, Oak Hill . . . ELIZABETH MAYS 72, New York . . . LINDA MAYS 73, Bluefield ROBERT MAZELLA 72, Hinton . . . SHELLY MAZZIE 71, Blue Point, N. Y. . . . KAREN MCALLISTER 72, Milton . . . KATHIE MCANINCH 73, Wheeling . . . RONNIE MCBEE 73, Charleston VICTORIA MCBRIDE 71, St. Albans .. . MARY ANN MCCALLUM 73, East Islip, N. Y. . . . WILLIAM MCCANN 73, West Atlantic City, N. J. . . . JOHN MCCLURE 71, Welch . . . MARK MCCOMAS 72, Midkiff CAROL MCCOMBER 72, Bluefield . . . CHRIS MCGHEE 71, Woodbridge, Va_CYNTHIA MC- GRAW 73, Leckie . . . DELORES MCGRAW 73, Stanaford ... PATRICIA MCGRAW 73, Cedar Grove SHANNON MCGUIRE 73, War . . . TOM MCIN¬ TYRE 73, Colonia, N. J. . . . ROBERT MCKENNA 73, Waterbury, Conn. . . . ANNE MCKENZIE 73, Princeton . . . WILLIAM MCKINNEY 71, Anawalt SUE MCMANAMAY 72, Princeton . . . )EANNE MCMANN 71, Gap Mills . . . PAUL MCMILLION 71, Charleston . . . KAY MCMILLION 72, Charles¬ ton .. . JULIE MCNEILL 73, Charleston JUDY MEADOR 73, Ghent . . . MICHAEL MEADOR 73, Bluefield . . . DAVID MEADOWS 72, Hinton . . . GERALD MEADOWS 72, Princeton . . . KEN¬ NETH MEADOWS 73, Princeton LINDA MEADOWS 71, lumping Branch . . . MARY MEADOWS 72, Jumping Branch . . . PEGGY MEADOWS 71, Piney View . . . RICHARD MEAD¬ OWS 73, Princeton . . . ANGEL MEDITZ 73, Frank¬ lin Square, N. Y. ANTHONY MELITO 72, Patchogue, N. Y. . . . BETSI MESSINER 73, Bayport, N. Y. . . . ROBERT MEYER 71, Troy, N. Y_)OHN MICHAELS 73, Yardville, N. |. . . . HARLESS MIDRIFF 73, Springton PEGGY MILEM 72, Charlotte, N. C. . . . CATHERINE MILLER 73, Glen Head, N. Y. . . . DAVID MILLER 73, Boyertown, Pa. . . . |ERRY MILLER 73, Coal Mountain . . . RICHARD MILLER 73, Miami RON MILLER 73, Charleston . . . SUSAN MILLER 72, Charleston . . . WAYNE MILLER 72, Johnstown, Pa. . . . REGINALD MILLNER 73, Princeton . . . PATRICIA MILLS 73, Spanishburg DAVID MISHON 71, Levittown, Pa. . . . JAMES MIZE 73, Meadow Bridge . . . WILLIAM MOATS 72, Nallan . . . MARIANNE MOLL 73, Calonia, N. J. . . . BRENDA MONEY 71, Anawalt LARRY MONTGOMERY 73, Matoaka . . . BETTYE MOORE 73, Fairlea .. . JOYCE MOORE 71, Mullens .. . LYNNE MOORE 72, Athens. .. NANCY MOORE 71, St. Albans SHARON MOORE 73, Summersville . . . WILLIAM MOORE 71, Charleston . . . AL MORGAN 71, Ronceverte . . . KENNETH MORGAN 73, Welch . . . ROY MORGAN 73, Welch PATRICIA MORRIS 72, Huntington . . . DOUGLAS MORRISON 73, Marlington . . . BRENDA MULKEY 71, Caples . . . PAUL MULLER 73, Islip Terrace, N. Y. . . . HUBERT MULLINS 73, English JANIE MUNDY 73, Rupert . . . MIKE MURPHY 72, Venetia, Pa. ... ELIZABETH MURRAY 73, Wheeling . . . KARLA MURRAY 72, Beckley . . . ANTHONY MUSCATELLO 72, Bluefield T JAMES MUSGRAVE 73, St. Albans . . . MARSHA MYERS 72, St. Albans . . . REJINA MYERS 73, Spanishburg ... JOHN NAJMULSHI 71,Stockholm, N. J. . . . JEFF NASH 73, Elkhorn DONNA NEELY 73, Pipestem . . . KAY NEELY 73, Oak Hill . . . KRISTI NELSON 73, Herndon, Va. . . . JAMES NEMO 73, Wheeling . . . JANICE NEW¬ TON 71, Alexandria, Va. MILDRED NICHOLS 73, Pipestem . . . ANN NOEL 37673, Hinton . . . JANET NORMAN 71, Beckley . . KEN NOTTINGHAM 71, Marlington . . . APRIL NUTTER 72, Rainelle GEORGE O ' BRYAN 73, Jenkinjones . . . BRIAN O ' CONNELL 73, Shoreham, N. Y. . . . NANCY O ' DELL 73, Mullens . . . STEVE OKES 72, Princeton ... TINA ORTMAN 73, Lancaster, N. Y. DAVE OSBORNE 73, Nitro . . . DEBBIE OSBORNE 73, Princeton . . . FRANCIS OXLEY 73, Athens . . . SHARON OXLEY 72, Princeton . . . CAROLYNE PACK 73, Henlawson STEVE PACH 73, Hinton . . . MICHAEL PAINTER 72, Oak Hill . . . CARY PALMER 72, Ellicott City, Md. . . . WILLIAM PANNELL 72, Manassas, Va. . . . JACK PARKER 71, Pemberton SALLY PARKER 71, Ronceverte . . . BARBARA PARKS 73, Eckman . . . SHEILA PARKS 71, Logan . . . VIOLA PATRICK 73, Mullens . . . SHARON PAUCH 73, Frenchtown, N. J. SHERRY PAXTON 71, Matoaka . . . STEAVE PEAL 71, Charleston . . . GREG PELS 72, Port Murray, N. J_LARRY PENN 72, Welch . . . CONSTANCE PENNINGTON 73, Athens DEBRA PENNINGTON 73, Athens . . . |AMES PEN¬ NINGTON 73, Itmann . .. KATHY PERRY 73, Logan . . . DARNELL PETERS 73, Roderfield . . . ABEL PETERSON 72, Princeton PATRICIA PETERSON 71, Athens . . . SHARON PETTREY 72, Princeton . . . )OHN PETRUZZI 71, Charleston . . . ROBIN PIERCE 73, Charleston . . . GEORGE-PILATO 73, Fayetteville JOHN PILE 73, Dunbar . . . LIBBY PITOTTI 72, Beckley . . . LILLARD PITTS 73, Fredericksburg, Va. . . . LEVADA PITTSENBARGER 71, Veivasy . . . MICHAEL PIZZINO 72, Beckley MARC PLUMMER 71, Athens . . . PAMELA PLY- MALE 73, St. Albans . . . DEBORAH POFF 72, Rainelle . . . VIKKI POORE 71, Bald Knob . . . DARLA POWELL 73, Peterstown PATTY POWELL 73, So. Charleston . . . SHIRLEY POWELL 71, So. Charleston . . . JERRY POWERS 71, Kansas City, Kansas . . . ROBERT POWERS 71, Reading, Pa. . . . NELLIE PREAST 73, Summersville Why can ' t I take Math 100A even if I have had Advanced Calculous?! Must be Santa!! I GINNY PRESLEY 73, Gary . . . DIANE PRITCHETT 72, Gary . . . KATHY PRUZINSKY 71, Bergenfield, N. J. . . . IOYCE PUCKETT 73, Lerona . . . |OEL PURSER 71, Athens MICHAEL QUEEN 73, Logan . . . CHARLES RAMEY 73, Mercersburg, Pa. . . . ERNEST RAMSEY 71, Herndon . . . SHARON RATHBUN 72, Princeton . . . ANGELA RAY 73, So. Charleston GAIL REMINGTON 73, Allentown, Pa. THOMAS RHULE 73, Winfield . . . VICTORIA RICHARDS 71, Petersburg, Va. . . . CAROL RICHMOND 73, Middletown, N. ). . . . GERALD RICHMOND 73, Hinton ROBERT RINALDI 73, Waterbury, Conn.. . . LINDA RINEAR 71, Parlin, N. J. . . . BOB ROARK 73, St. Louis, Missouri . . . CHARLES ROATENBERRY 71, Narrows, Va. . . . BETTY ROBERTS 73, Boggs BRENZIL ROBERTS 72, laeger. .. ELIZABETH ROB¬ ERTS 73, Welch . . . JAMES ROBERTSON 72, Del- mar, N. Y. . . . MARY ROBINETTE 71, Dry Creek . . . IOHANNA ROBINSON 73, Athens STEPHEN RODES 73, Hinton . . . MIKE RONDIN- ONE 72, Jersey City, N. J. . . . BECCI ROOT 73, Battle Creek, Michigan .. . BOB ROSE 72, Marling- ton . . . STEVFN ROSENQUIST, Severna Park, Md. KATHY ROSS 72, Chicago, III. . . . JOSEPH ROZELL 72, Maplewood . . . CONNIE ROYELL 73, Bluefield . . . PATRICIA RUDD 72, Williamsburg . . . CYNTHIA RULUN 72, Linwood, N. J. BARBARA RUNYAN 73, Charleston . . . DEWEY RUSSELL 73, Amsted . . . ROCGO RUSSO 73, Uniontown, Pa. . . . MARY SAKOS 73, Lebanon, N. J. . . . JOEL SAMETH 73, Brooklyn, N. Y. DAVID SANFORD 72, Huntington . . . MARCIA SAWYER 72, Cincinnati, Ohio . . . EARL SCAGGS 73, Huntington . . . JANE SCHMIDT 73, Plainfield, N. J. . . . ELLEN SCHNEIDER 73, Bayshore, N. Y. FAYE SCHOLTES 73, Huntington . . . THOMAS SCOTT 73, Kimball . . . BILL SEAVER 73, Princeton .. . PATRICIA SEMANCO 73, Elkhorn . . . REBECCA SETLIFF 72, Camp Creek MICHAEL SETTLE 73, Clendenin .. . JAMES SHAFER 73, Fairlea . . . PAM SHANNON 73, Milton . . . ELLEN SHAW 71, St. Al bans . . . PATTI SHELTON 73, Xenia, Ohio CARI SHERRIS 72, Bladensburg, Md. . . . BILL SHERWOOD 72, Sea Cliff, N. Y_MARY AGNES SHIELDS 71, Lewisburg . . . SHARON SHIELDS 71, Princeton . . . BRENDA SHORT 72, Bluefield imrt ' BARBARA SHUMATE 71, Crab Orchard . . . LAURA SHUMATE 73, Ravencliff . . . TERRY SHUTKO 71, Beckley . . . BARBARA SHUTT 72, Princeton . . . VIRGINIA SIKO 72, Bluefield DANNY SILVERS 73, laeger . . . MARK SIMANCE 73, Roselle, N. J. . . . SANDRA SIMMERMAN 71, Beckley . . . ALEX SIMPKINS 71, Hagerstown, Md. . . . WILLIAM SIMPKINS 72, Caretta ROSALIE SIMPLICIO 72, Northfork . . . BOB SIMP¬ SON 73, Weston . . . BETTY SIMS 71, Rock Camp . . . SAUNDRA SINGER 73, Wheeling ... PAT SINICROPE 72, Kimball GEORGE SINK 72, Princeton . .. WILLIAM SISTLER 73, Pleasantville, N. ). . . . SANDRA SIZEMORE 72, Oak Hill . . . )OE SKAGGS 72, Charleston . . . KAREN SIDMORE 73, Beckley CAROLYN SLATER 73, Williamson . . . BARBARA SMITH 71, Danville, Va. . . . CATHY SMITH 73, Beckley . . . CLAUDIA SMITH 73, Quinwood . . . CONNIE SMITH 72, St. Albans EVA SMITH 72, White Oak . . . NAOMI SMITH 73, Pomeroy, Ohio . . . NICKI SMITH 73, Saltville, Va. . . . RE)INA SMITH 72, Kincaid . . . SHARON SMITH 73, Mullens )OHN SOCHA 73, Scotch Plains, N. J. . . . VICKI SONGER 72, Charleston . . . LYNN SORBELLO 72, New Cumberland, Pa. . . . JIM SOVINE 71, Hurri¬ cane . . . )ANE SOVINE 73, Hurricane VIRGINIA SPADARO 72, Albany, N. Y.... SHARON SPANGLER 73, Princeton . . . JAMES SPRIGGS 73, Harpers Ferry . . . DAVID STAFFORD 73, Bolt . . . CAROLYN STANHOPE 72, Rivervale, N.J. K I hope this check doesn ' t bounce!! Oh, no, I ' ve used the green powder!! BEVERLY STANLEY 73, St. Albans . . . WILLIAM STARK 71, Newton, N.J. ... ROBERT STARKOVICH 72, War. . . DON STATON 73, Vienna . . . SlfSAN STEINBACH 72, Parkersburg MARK STEVENSON 72, Gary . . . PHYLLIS STEVEN¬ SON 71, Davy . .. JULIA STEWART 73, Huntington . . . THOMAS STICKLER 73, Mt. Nebo . . . TOM STEGMANN 73, Browns Mills, N. J. BARBARA STOKES 71, Beckley . . . JEANNETTE STONE 73, Ronceverte . . . MELISSA STONE 72, Bradley . . . JOSEPH STRASKO 72, Princeton . . . THERESA STRATTIS 73, Hensley JERRY STRICK 72, Charleston . . . ROBERT STRICKLER 72, Falls Church, Va. . . . MADELINE SULIC ' 73, Kimball . . . MARTHA SULIC ' 72, Kimball . . . SARAH SUMMERS 73, Charleston CLARENCE SURFACE 73, Athens . . . PAM SUTLEY 73, Bayport, N. Y. . . . DENNIS SUTTON 72, Charleston Charleston . . . MONICA SWAN 71, Beckley. . COLLEEN SWANHART 73, Johnstown, Pa. MARY |ANE SWECKER 73, San Francisco, Calif. . . . LOUIS SZUCH 71, Mt. Hope . . . PEGGY TACKETT 71, Richlands, Va. . . . )AMES TANNER 71, Beckley . . . BEVERLY TAYLOR 73, Ronceverte DANNIE TAYLOR 73, Princeton . . . DAN TAYLOR 72, Princeton . . . NANCY TEASLEY 71, Bradshaw . . . IOANNE TEDDER 72, Hartford, Conn. . . . GEORGE TEHAAN 71, Washington, D. C. GREGG TENNEY 72, Charleston . . . DANNY THOMAS 71, Falls Church, Va . . . IIMMY THOMP¬ SON 73, Athens . . . LARRY THOMPSON 72, Nitro . . . LESTER THOMPSON 71, Hamlin MARY THOMPSON 71, Princeton . . . LINDA TILLEY 73, Keystone . . . BOB TIMIAN 71, New York . . . RONALD TINCHER 72, Fayetteville . . . KERRY TOWNBRIDGE 73, St. Albans FRIEDA TOLER 71, Simon . . . BILL TOMPKINS 73, Woodbridge, Va . . . BOB TOOTHMAN 72, Ronceverte . . . DANNY TOTTEN 73, Lewisburg . . . KERRY TOWNBRIDGE 73, St. Albans I 3 8 MARVIN TOY 73, Newark, N. ). . . . JOSEPH TRA- BUCCO 72, Export, Pa. . . . RAMONIA TROLIC 71, Beckley . . . KERRY TROWBRIDGE 73, St. Albans . . . DAVID TULL 71, Seaford, Del. _ BILLY TURNER 73, Bluefield . . . CATHY TURNER 72, Millville, N. J. . . . WANDA TURNER 73, Kellys- ville . . . DAVID TYREE 73, Bluefield . . . WOODLY TYREE 71, Bluefield JOHNNY TYSON 73, Squire . . . STEVE UNDER¬ WOOD, 71, Summersville . . . MAMIE UPTON 73, Alderson . . . BONNIE VANCE 71, Ravenswood . . . WALTER VANCE 72, Whitman ALAN VANCOTT 71, East Islip, N. Y. . . . ELIZABETH VANDALL 71, Piney View . . . ROBERT VANDALL 73, Piney View . . . NAZARIO VARGAS 73, Cuzco, Peru . . . RUS VECCHIO 71, Hasbrouck Heights, N. CATHERINE VIERS 73, Quinwood .. . TOM VOGEL 72, Munhall, Pa. . . . DARRELL WADE 71, Bluefield . . . ROBERT WAGNER 71, Princeton . . . DIANE WALKER 71, Rupert LINDA WALKER 71, Mt. Holly, N. J. . . . TRUDY WALKER 71, Camp Creek . . . SANDRA WALL 73, Bud . . . CLARA WALLS 71, Princeton . . . PATRICK WALSH 73, Sidman, Pa. LLOYD WARD 71, Oak Hill . . . ERIC WARDEN 72, Oak Hill . . . KAREN WARDEN 71, Beckley . . . JOYCE WARE 73, Williamstown . . . JOE WAR- FIELD 71, Princeton STEVE WATSON 72, Huntington . . . DONICE WAYNE 73, Cowen . . . BARBARA WEAND 72, Hatboro, Pa. . . . JAMES WEBB 73, Beckley . . . CAROLYN WEESE 72, Cowen ARLENE WEINBERG 73, Princeton . . . JERI WEISS 73, Bayport, N. Y. . . . ROBERT WEISS 73, Bluefield .. . GAIL WEST 72, Charleston . . . FRANK WETZLER 72, Bellefonte, Pa. W. L. WHANGLER 71, White Sulphur Springs . . . KAREN WHEELER 73, St. Albans . . . SANDRA WHELAN 71, Bayport, N. Y. . . . RICHARD WHE- LAND 71, Troy, N. Y. . . . CYNTHIA WHITE 73, Dagsboro, Del. JANET WHITE 73, Princeton . . . LYNNE WHITE 73, Clothier . . . ROD WHITE 72, Matewan . . JOHN WHITTAKER 73, Princeton . . . ELAINE WICKLINE 73, Hinton JANICE WHYTSELL 72, So. Charleston ... MICHAEL WIKEL73, Mullens .. . BlLL WILLIAMS 71, Lindside . . . BRUCE WILLIAMS 71, Middletown, N.J. . . CHERYL WILLIAMS 71, Athens DONALD WILLIAMS 72, Peterstown . . . DE¬ BORAH WILLIAMS 73, Caretta . . . EDWARD WIL¬ LIAMS 72, Princeton . . . GARY WILLIAMS 73, Courtland, Va_NANCY WILLIAMS 71, Charles¬ ton Sii RALPH WILLIAMS 72, Fredericksburg, Va. . . . MARGARET WILSON 72, Princeton . . . SARA WILSON 71, Parkersburg . . . CHUCK WILTSHIRE 72, St. Albans... CARMEN WIMMER 71, Princeton EDWARD WIMMER 73, Athens . . . GREG WIM¬ MER 72, Princeton . . . DANNY WITHERS 73, Capron, Va. . . . IVAN WITHERS 73, Marlington . . . PEGGY WOLFE 71, Logan DARLA WOOD 73, Rock . . . |UDY WOOD 73, Rock . . . THOMAS WOODBURY 71, Wayne, Pa. . . . NANCY WOOLRIDGE 72, Hopewell, Va. . . . BILL WOOTEN 73, Logan SHERRI WRIGHT 72, Williamson . . . STEPHEN WYNNE 72, Princeton . . . MARIA YON 71, Mac- Arthur . . . WOODROW YOPP 73, Radford, Va. . . . IIMMY YORK 73, Mullens ROBIN YORK 73, Princeton . . . ROBERT YORKUS 71, Morrisville, Pa. . . . DANIEL ZIRKLE 73, Rich- wood ... SUE ZIRKLE 71, Logan . . . MIKE ZOHIO 72, Fayetteville You think the students don ' t like these things!! O Sole Mio! — : 5IGMA 5IEMA 5IEMA officer CARDINAL KEY Jane Dean, Vice-president Paula Jesse, President Miss Beckett, sponsor Julia Jones, Linda Fink, Marilyn Wood, Linda Price, Beverly Hudkins, Barbara Shumate, Kay Simpson, Lou Ann Crawford, Sally Parker, Ann Perkis, and Brenda McLaughlin; first semester president Paula Caldwell not pictured. 144 ■■HU Cardinal Key and Blue Key are the honor organizations on Concord ' s campus. Members are selected on the basis of their academic achievement, leadership capabilities, and participation in college activities. Cardinal Key, a national organization, was founded on Concord ' s campus in 1938. Also, a national honorary, Blue Key was formed at Concord in 1934. Among their activities this year, the groups combined for a spring banquet and were honored by having United States Congressman Ken Hechler as their keynote speaker. lames Harrison, )erry Adkins, Dexter Bradbury, Alan VanCott, David Crawford, and |ohn Arbuckle; Roger Roberts not pictured I ALPHA MU GAMMA Concord ' s chapter of Alpha Mu Gamma, the National Foreign Language Honor Society, strives to uphold the ideals of enlightenment, friendship, and sympathetic understanding of other peoples and their cultures. Not only an honors organization, but a service club, too. Alpha Mu Gamma annually spon¬ sors a Language Day meet for area high school students during the first semester and hosts a Foreign Language Festival in the spring. Other activities this year included celebration of National Foreign Language Week, preparation of a show¬ case on the World Community, and sponsoring Linda Fink in the “Miss Con¬ cord Pageant. Mr. Paul Chryssikos is sponsor, and officers are Kay Simpson, president; Julia Jones, vice-president; and Linda Fink, secretary. KAPPA OMICRON PHI Kappa Omicron Phi is a national hon¬ orary for outstanding home economics majors. This year Miss Mildred Drans- field, Concord ' s sponsor, has served as the national president of Kappa Omi¬ cron Phi. Local officers are Marilyn Wood, president; Peggy Wolfe, vice- president; Diana Sammons, secretary; Dorothy Preston, treasurer; and June Spivey, guard. 146 KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi is an organization for those students interested in fields of education. Among their projects and activities this year were a booksale with the proceeds going to needy children, a banquet forall honor organizations on campus, and sponsoring Paula Jesse in the Miss Concord Pageant. Officers are Kay Simpson, president; Jim Cozort, vice-president; Julia Jones, secretary; and Paula Caldwell, treasurer. Miss Tilley and Dr. Abbott serve as advisors. 147 PHI BETA LAMBDA Phi Beta Lambda is an interest organi¬ zation for business students. John Ar- buckle from Concord has served this year as the state president. Mrs. Ed¬ munds and Mr. Finkleman are local sponsors and officers are John Arbuckle, president; Bill Graham, vice-president; Teresa Richardson, secretary; and Jim Harrison, treasurer. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Ec. Club provides informa¬ tion and activities not ordinarily found in the classroom to make home eco¬ nomics majors more aware of possi¬ bilities in their profession. The local or¬ ganization is affiliated with both the West Virginia and the American Home Economics Association. This year the local chapter has been directly involved with the White House Conference on Nutrition. They also attended the state conference in Morgantown, and spon¬ sored the winner of the Miss Concord Pageant. Mrs. Lackey is sponsor and of¬ ficers are Diana Sammons, president; Wilma Winter, vice-president; Marilyn Wood, secretary; Pat Worrell, treasurer; Vera Wyer, historian; and Judy Gilliam, reporter. 148 BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP Concord ' s BSF has been very active this year. Six of the group attended the state Baptist Youth Convention in Beck- ley, and at this meeting Margaret Hig¬ ginbotham from Concord was elected as secretary of the executive committee. Deputation Teams were organized and traveled to surrounding churches to present a program, The Challenge of the Cross. Socially, there were many parties and picnics. Penny Bradbury serves as president of the group, Carolyn Weese as vice-president, and Margaret Higginbotham as secretary-treasurer. Dr. Benson and Rev. Goldston of the Athens Baptist Church serve as sponsors. BSF members serve on visiting Deputation Team. 149 NEWMAN APOSTOLATE Newman Club has continued their project begun last year conducting a kindergarten for underprivileged chil¬ dren in the Giles County, Va., area. They also prepared several folk masses throughout the year. Officers are Greg Pels, president; Mary Friedl, vice- president; Elizabeth Green, secretary; and Celine Kennedy, treasurer. Mr. O ' Sullivan is sponsor. GAMMA BETA PHI Gamma Beta Phi is a national educa¬ tion-service organization for campus students. Scholarship, Service, and Character is the club motto. In keeping with this, members have undertaken several projects this year including serv¬ ing as guides at the Alexander Center opening, visiting elderly folk in Athens, sponsoring a Bingo party at the Glen- wood Methodist Home, and raising money for a college scholarship. Two members attended the state convention in Huntington. Mr. Rogers is local spon¬ sor, and officers are Connie Gadd, pres¬ ident; Connie Goad, vice-president; Margaret Higginbotham, secretary; and Gary Cooper, treasurer. 150 BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club presented a Christmas Play, “The Star Still Shines ' wrote letters to servicemen, made Christmas baskets, provided the program for area youth rallies, participated in the Spring Sing, and sponsored Dr. Henry Morris from V.P.I., a lecturer on Creation. Sponsor of the club is Miss Tilley and officers are Sandy Simmerman, president; Barbara Neely, vice-president; Linda Cadle, sec¬ retary; and Bob Toothman, treasurer. Fall officers ride in the Homecoming parade. Kathy Bazzie, Anna Martin, Johnny Tyson, and Bob Toothman with pianist Suzanne Tilley, the Bible Club quartet which provides special music for area programs. COLLEGE CENTER BOARD The College Center Board is appointed by Center director Mr. Lowe, and directs the activities of the Student Center. Members this year are from bottom to top Frances Letousakis, Susan Browser, Share Evans, Prof. Sonya Carter, Howie McNeal, Gary Lewis, and Mr. Lowe. ALPHA BETA ALPHA Alpha Beta Alpha is an honor organi¬ zation for Library Science majors. Their activities included decorating the Library at Christmas, and sponsoring runner-up Susan Blackwell in the Miss Concord Pageant. Mrs. Fanning is sponsor and officers are Joyce Morrison, president; Sharon Vance, vice-president; Sara Fleshman, secretary; and Julia Jones, treasurer. 5 DEBATE TEAM Under the leadership of Professor Gentry, Concord ' s Debate Team in their first year of organization won rounds with Fairmont and West Liberty Col¬ leges, and lost to W. Va. University, and Marshall University. Left to right pic¬ tured are Sandee Fleming, David Thomas, Miss Gentry, Nancy Spaulding, Jim Beha, and Becky Setliff who partici¬ pated in the Intercollegiate Speech and Drama Events at Jackson ' s Mill this year. Besides debating, Nancy and Sandee participated in the oral interpretation festival, and Beckey in the extempo¬ raneous division. WOMENS ' RECREATION ASSOCIATION W. R. A. is an interest organization for women physical education majors. Be¬ sides encouraging participation in intra¬ murals and womens ' sports, the club sponsors a competitive playday for area high schools. Miss Swan is the sponsor and officers are Saundra Slater, pres¬ ident; Sara Davis, vice-president; Nancy Teasley, vice-president; and Michele Mazzie, secretary-treasurer. 53 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega is Concord ' s experi¬ mental theatre. Drew Leckie serves as president of the group, and Mr. Paul and Mr. Lundrigan as sponsors. The club assisted with all activities of the Fine Arts Center including the regional high school drama festival. ART CLUB The Art Club is the interest organi¬ zation for those persons interested in displaying or studying art work. Besides their programs, the club hosted an art festival for high school students this year. Officers are Ron Brunschwyler, president; Linda Cox, vice-president; Tince Tince Hellems, secretary; and Terry Shutko, treasurer. Mr. Butcher serves as sponsor. 154 MENC Concord ' s chapter of the Music Edu¬ cator ' s National Convention was in charge of the annual college Christmas tree lighting, and the Spring Sing activi¬ ties, as well as having receptions for visiting artists on campus. Several members attended the state convention in Charleston at which state president Dexter Bradbury from Concord presided. Other projects of the club included en¬ tering Homecoming float competition, sponsoring runner-up and talent winner leanne Wall in the Miss Concord Pag¬ eant, and awarding David Chumley as the outstanding music student award. Mr. Sacchini is sponsor and officers are Leon Landreth, president; Lenwell Noble, vice-president; and Nancy Miller, secretary-treasurer. 155 I INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Dave Crawford, president )erry Dingess, vice-president Mike Zorio, vice-president Larry Barber, secretary Richard Basham, treasurer Row 1: Dave Crawford, Sigma Tau Gamma; Mike Zorio, Alpha Sigma Phi; Dennis Sutton, Alpha Sigma Phi; Richard Basham, Pi Kappa Alpha Row 2: Dave Brogan, Phi Sigma Epsilon; Ray Faykus, Tau Kappa Epsilon; Bill Sistler, Sigma Tau Gamma; Pat Sinicrope, Sigma Tau Gamma; Don Caruth, Pi Kappa Alpha; Griffin Callahan, Pi Kappa Alpha; Larry Barber, Theta Xi. 5 Kathy Pruzinski Vice-Pres. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Donna Bailey secretary Patti DiStefano, Alpha Sigma Tau; Mary Miller, Sigma Sigma Sigma; Frances Miano, Alpha Sigma Alpha; Sheila Parks, Alpha Sigma Tau; Kathy May, Alpha Sigma Alpha; Elizabeth Vandall, Alpha Sigma Tau; Sue Zirkle, Delta Zeta; Donna Bailey, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Ann Ferrell treasurer 57 Red and white ... founded 1901 at Longwood College, Farmville, Va. . . . local philanthropic project Wade School for mentally retarded ... first place, Homecoming float competition .. . Linda Rudge, Homecoming Queen runner-up ... Christmas gift exchange for needy children . . . Mrs. Virginia Dolan, sponsor . . . Crimson Ball . . . intramural sportsmanship trophy . . . Hilah Vaughn, May Court . . . Saundra Slater, Snowflake Formal Court ... Up with People, Spring Sing entry ... Hilah Vaughn, Elizabeth Byrd Small leadership award . . . Sally Friedl, scholarship award . . . Lynn Crowder, Frost Fidelity citi¬ zenship award . . . Rosalie Simplicio, May Court Gerry Alesio Joanne Berdinko Dane Blankenship Rhonda Brennan Mary Bryant Cathy DeLaVega Kathy Ericson Dotty Gatherum Jackie Gilbert Deborah Gleason Sherry Hively Joanne Hurley Vicki Lagowski Paula Lambert Kathy May Marcia Sawyer Judy Simanco Rosalie Simplicio Barbara Smith Sissy Spdaro 158 Beta Pi chapter of ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Frances Miano vice-pres. Saundra Slater President Linda Rudge secretary Bob Kess Sweetheart Penny Lane treas. Libby Coiner Sherry Compton Jackie Corrente Lynn Crowder Bernie Davis Julia Gonnello Christy Granger Kathy Granger Jean Ann Hall Rebecca Hawthorne Shelly Mazzie Angel Meditz Kathy Pruzinsky Kathy Ross Cynthan Rulon Carolyn Stutzer Cathy Turner Bonnie Vance Hi I a h Vaughn Barbara Weand 59 Men of the Red Berets . . . national founding in 1910 and local March 5, 1960 . . . cardinal red and silver . . . slave sale . . . Tom McIntyre and Jack Michaels best pledges . . . intramural runners-up . . . Paul Vogel best active . . . sponsored Shelley Mazzei for Homecom¬ ing Queen . . . Mr. Craft, Mr. Burton, and Mr. Etersque, sponsors ... 3rd place Homecoming float... Bob Pearce, Phi Sig Athlete of Year . . . sponsored May Queen Gail West. . . Bob Gunther, Phi Sig intramural sportsmanship award in memory of Samuel Launtz . . . national news¬ letter award competition . . . Sylvia Rhodes, Sweetheart, not pictured Jim Albert William Albizate Dave Brogan Robert Broncatello David Cather Ernie Fetzer Ralph Fetzer Steve Finley Bill Fox Richard Frank Mike Hymes Paul Jaffe John Jankovik Ken Jensen Bob Kess Anthony Melito Jack Michaels David Miller Mike Murphy Rick Nolte Arthur Shumate Mark Silance Joe Skaggs Joseph Trabucco Dan Venet Paul Rhodes Vice-President Micky Lorusso Secretary )ohn Socha Treasurer Bob Pearce President Phi Mu chapter of PHI SIGMA EPSILON Allen Combithes lames Delaro Pat Dolan Andy Ellis Ron Engle Mike Greco Dennis Harrell Mike Harrold Tom Helton )ohn Himmelsbach Dave Lion Mark McComas Tom McIntyre Robert Martin Richard Mazur Alfred Ragucci Curt Ross Dewey Russell Bill Sherwood Gary Shorter Paul Vogel Tom Vogel Richard Wheland John Woods 161 National founding Nov. 4, 1899 . . . local founding May 30,1930 . . . motto: Active, Self-reliant, Trustworthy .. . Yellow Rose Formal . . . Carol Macomber and Audrey Bragg best pledges . . . Mother ' s Day banquet . . . Make Way for Youth philanthropic project . . . Patty McGraw, Homecoming Queen runner-up . . . Homecoming float second place . . . bought land for new lodge . . . emerald green and gold . . . Miss Mildred Dransfield, sponsor . . . Barbara Shumate, Snowflake Formal Queen, and state Alpine Festival Congeniality Award . . . Sherry Stinson McMillion, Top Tau . . . sorority top scholastic average for 1970 . . . Bridge Over Troubled Water, Spring Sing entry . . . Gail West, May Queen . . . Reva Smith, outstanding active award . . . Patti DiStefano, sportsmanship award . . . Hayseed Hop . . . Carolyn Cunningham, president, not pictured Sharon Ball Connie Blankenship Becky Blevins Audrey Bragg Suzanne Burr )ane Euchler Cynthia Farmer Mary Friedl Cecilia Gattuso Carol Gentry Mary Farkin Carol McComber Patty McGraw Dee Dee Marshall Malinda Maynard Reva Smith Cari Sherris Barbara Shumate Barbara Shutt Vicki Songer 1 6 r Marceline Cassity secretary Lou Ann Crawford Vice-President ]o Hudkins treasurer Vaughn York Sweetheart Omicron chapter of ALPHA SIGMA TAU Coleen Cantrell )ill Crouch Margie Day Donna Dillon Patti DiStefano Susan Green Sally Hoffman Marcia Isola Vicki )ennings Margie Kartlie Marcia Myers Vicki Mills Sheila Parks Sharon Pauch Libby Pitotti Elizabeth Vandall Gail West Karen Wheeler i6 3 Founded locally May 1, 1946 . . . nationally 1864 . . . blue and white . . . motto: United They Serve . . . sponsored Homecoming Queen runner-up Patty McGraw . . . second place Homecoming float . . . Hay¬ seed Hop . . . Easter Egg hunt for needy children . . . sponsored Rosalie Simplicio for May Queen . . . first place Spring Sing, The Pasture ... Dr. Jones, Mr. Simmons, and Dr. Boyer, sponsors . . . sponsored Sandy Fleming in Miss Concord Pageant Rick Allen David Gobble Art Ambuhl )im Beha Dan Bright )oe Fox Carl Harris Dennis Hurley Roy )ewitt Pat Leahy Vito Riccio George Spadaro Steve Watson Frank Wetzler 164 ' Larry Barber vice-pres. Dale Hollandsworth secretary Elizabeth Vandall Sweetheart Ray Londeree President Kappa Epsilon chapter of THETA XI John Bronaugh Tim Brown Ray Call Hunter Calloway Robert Fencil Alan McClintock Bernie McLucas Bob Meyer Jim Pike Greg Phillips Local founding May 7, 1949 . . . national founding 1920 . . . 50th Anniversary social . . . White Rose formal . . . Donna Bailey, national Rose of Sig Tau . . . spon¬ sored Homecoming Queen first runner-up Linda Rudge . . . worked for Mercer Co. crippled children . . . spon¬ sored Sheila Heinmiller, Miss Concord and May Queen first runner-up . . . Andy Basso, Sig Tau best varsity athlete award . . . Steve Underwood, highest scholastic average . . . Bill Graham, best active . . . winning Home¬ coming float . . . Bill Draper and Bob Rose best pledges . . . Walk Right In Spring Sing entry . . . Tony Williams, best intramural athlete . . . blue and silver . . . white rose . . . Dr. Covey, sponsor Bill Aldridge Jim Allen Craig Alterio Doug Armentrout Mike Armentrout Horace Blankenship Paul Bolen Glenn Crotty Bill Crute Rusty Curie Tim Hamilton Doug Harvey Roy Keeney Ed Lilly Archie Lusk Wayne Miller Jerry Novell Bernard O ' Brien Lillard Pitts Bob Roark Gene Speer Louie Szuch Dan Taylor Bill Tompkins Mike Vertner Steve Underwood President Dave Crawford vice-pres. Bill Keeney vice-pres. Mary Miller Sweetheart Alpha Lambda chapter of SIGMA TAU GAMMA Clennie Arthur Andy Basso Bill Beckett Jeff Berger Bill Bertwell Bill Draper Jesse English Mike George David Green Bob Gunter Drew McCann Pat McDonnell Dave McLaughlin Tony Mamone Craig Miller Bob Rose Bill Shinn Paul Shrader Pat Sinicrope Bill Sistler Mike Wagner Stanley Whitt Gary Williams Tony Williams Tom Woodbury 167 7 I Killarney Rose . . . presented Christmas stockings to other Greeks . . . green and pink . . . founded nationally in 1902, locally in 1956 . . . Mrs. Clara Williams, sponsor . . . Ann Farrell, Dream Girl . . . Barbara Boidock and Mae Meadows, best pledges . . . sponsored Pam Legg in Miss Concord Pageant . . . Who Will Buy, Spring Sing entry 168 Sue Almirall Linda Behan Cathy Bias Barbara Boidock Dana Butterworth )oy Dixon Nancy Friend Linda Harmon Sara Beth Hawley Debbie Hayslett Celine Kennedy Pam Legg Marilyn Lowe Kay McMillion ]udy Meador Faye Scholtes Mary Agnes Shields lane Sovine Sarah Summers Colleen Swanhart Bill Shinn Sweetheart Claire Turner President Sue Zirkle Rec. Sec. Linda Meadows Cor. Sec. Jane Dean treas. Epsilon Delta chapter of DELTA ZETA Kaaren Cary Nancy Crewdson Linda Cullinan Jody Cochran Sara Davis Tince Hellems Betty Hoge Paula Jesse Flo Jones Gail Kendrick Aileen Meadows Nancy Miller Linda Paynter Shirley Powell Connie Royall Nancy Teasley Brenda Thomas Donna Valaro Sherry Wright 169 TEKE bell and bench erected ... undefeated intramural football champs . . . sponsored Martha Campbell, Homecoming Queen . . . Bowery Ball . . . Mr. John Gasman, advisor . . . Mike Painter and Steve Pilato best pledges . . . Red carnation Ball . . . Fay Faykus, Top TEKE . . . Bob Westwood, intramural award . . . Lloyd Ward, scholastic award . . . collected clothing for orphanage in South Vietnam Glenn Abies Louie Bardi Mack Barber Gary Bare Tommy Barnes Tom Breen Roger Charbowean )erry Cromer Ray Faykus Dale Fox Ron Leonard Jerry Luther Roy Morgan Mike Paine Robert Ritz I 7 0 lota Xi chapter of TAU KAPPA EPSILON Ron Standifur treasurer Bob Westwood vice-pres. |ohn Karnazewski secretary Calvin Belcher Kurt Bensinger Robert Berlinger Phil Booth Ernie Braff Bill Fulcher Sal Gebbia Mike Gonzales lames Gwinn Dick Larkin Mike Painter Danny Silvers Gregg Tenney Lloyd Ward Steven Whelan )erry Dingess President Christine Grenda Sweetheart National founding 1845, local May 21, 1966 ... Dr. Minick, sponsor . . . Talisman Rose . . . sponsored Ann Farrell for May Queen . . . motto: The Cause Is Hidden, Results Well-Known . . . Bruce Henderson, best active award . . . Chris Jenkinson, best pledge Robert Elmore Frank Dinbokowitz )im Easter Thomas Edwards Bill Frankenberry Richard Jenkinson Jerry Kirk John Long Douglas Morrison Steve Peal Steve Walker Bill Wooten Mike Zorio i 7 a Bruce Henderson President Chuck Shaw vice-president Bill McKee Secretary Walt Vance Treasurer Christine Hanson Sweetheart Gamma Phi chapter of ALPHA SIGMA PHI Robert Goralewicz Michael Green Fred Harvey Jerry Maria Emery Jeffreys Walter Pisarczyh Michael Pizzino Mike Queen David Sanford Dennis Sutton Mrs. Barbara Ofsa, sponsor... Sigma Lodge ... Martha Campbell, Homecoming Queen . . . royal purple and white . . . founded in 1898 . . . sponsored Brenda Martin in Miss Concord Pageant . . . jewel: pearl . . . first place May Festival Olympia games . . . Lift Thine Eyes, first place Spring Sing ... Pat Laws and Patty Sheelton best pledges . . . Paula Caldwell, best scholastic average . . . Diane Hannah, intramural award . . . Lydia Davis Award, Ernie Fetzer . . . Robbie Page Memorial for crip¬ pled children at Chapel Hill, N. Car., national project . . . Sandy Lambert, Snowflake Formal Court . . . flower: violet . . . Sheila Heinmiller, May Queen and Miss Con¬ cord first runner-up Donna Bailey Elizabeth Barrett Kathy Bents Barbara Berg Bonnie Burdick Becky Gay Susie Haney Diane Hannah lane Hatfield Sheila Heinmiller Tammy LaCorte Nancy Lambert Sandy Lambert Pat Laws Kitty Legg Mary Miller Patsy Morris Lynne Moore Kristi Nelson Sharon Oxley Connie Smith Kerry Trowbridge Renee Whitt Pat Wiltshire 174 Lynn Blankenship President Bonnie White vice-pres. Nancy Williams secretary Jim Allen Sweetheart Alpha Alpha chapter of SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Carolyn Caldwell Kay Carter Anitra Conley Sherry Faulkner Sara Fleshman Linda Harold Debbie Hill Bobbie Sue Hiller Sandra Hood Lee Keyser Ruth Linkenhoker leannie McComas Anne McKenzie Jeanne McMann Peggy Milem Kathy Perry Pam Plymale Carol Richmond Bobbie Runyon Pat Shelton 75 Garnet and gold . . . installed locally Feb. 15, 1969 . . . founded nationally 1868 . . . dream cirl formal . . cabaret dance . . . pumpkin parade . . . Lilly of the valley . . . Pike cane ... Dr. Benson, Mr. Rose, Mr. Baumhover, sponsors . . . Best Pike, Greg Allen . .. Wells citizenship award, Watt Sammons . . . Barry Lunch, best athlete ... Pat Flarley, best pledge . . . Rag Time, Sang in B Minor, Spring Sing entry . . . sponsored Claire Turner for Homecoming Queen . . . spon sored Hilah Vaughn for May Queen . . . sponsored Gail West in Miss Concord Pageant Greg Allen William Belcher Jerry Benson Griffin Callahan Don Caruth Pat Farley Dwight Fast Mike Gillian Dave FHarrison Rick Hebb Barry Lynch FJoward McNeil Bob Mazzella David Meadows Ron Miller Tom Rhule Buzzy Richmond Jerry Richmond Steve Rodes Bob Simpson Richard Basham President Joe Ball vice-president Cary Burleigh secretary Paul McMillion treasurer Frances Miano Sweetheart Zeta Upsilon chapter of PI KAPPA ALPHA Jim Case Tom Cassidy Steve Conner Fred Crist Chip Daugherty James Hoffman Tom Kersey Leon Lane Ronald Lane Joel Lerner Paul Muller Dave Osborne John Petruzzi Robin Pierce Marc Plummer Jim Sovine David Tull Dan Withers MISS MARTHA CAMPBELL HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Claire Turner Miss Linda Rudge HOMECOMING COURT Miss Shelley Mazzie Miss Pancheta Wilson Miss Patty McGraw ■YW. i 5 mK 4 B :VJ| fl ffi jtlfi i mir ? p« ] Fsi 1 r v« sn $e up 1 pM I E HnM i ■ « r lk «K| If mr ad :,r% h fej | j_1 | w mmr % i 1 ,« V¥ n 0 Mw: f? ' ' - ■ t ■: ibim nm «1 Phi Sigs during campaign parade. Alpha Sigma Alpha and Sigma Tau Gamma float takes First place. Third place float by Phi Sigma Epsilon on display after parade. 184 Linda Rudge, First Runner-up, sponsored by Alpha Sigma Alpha and Sigma Tau Gamma, Martha Campbell, Homecoming Queen, sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon and Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Patty McGraw, Second Runner-up, sponsored by Alpha Sigma Tau and Theta Xi during half-time activities. No Generation Gap Here by Alpha Sigma Tau and Theta Xi takes second place in float competition. Martha and escort Tom Breen in pre-gam e parade. i8 5 Mad rush for space as official campaign starts. Peanuts characters provide theme for MENC float. Pancheta Wilson sponsored by the indepen¬ dent students. Pi Kappa Alpha, Delta Zeta candidate Clair Turner during parade. Sigma Sigma Sigma, Tau Kappa Epsilon float. A SIGN OF THE TIMES HOMECOMING THEME 186 V Sig Taus give cheer for Concord in Homecoming battle against W. Va. Tech. i J m MARSHAL 1 ” ? S ' ' PARA N MARSHAL 9 V 4 tm First Runner-up Linda Rudge looks on as Pres¬ ident Marsh gives Home¬ coming Queen a kiss. Delta Zeta, Pi Kappa Alpha float “blast ' em off Their Asteroids. Phi Sig candidate Shelly Mazzie in parade. Former Dean of Faculty lames Davidson re¬ turns from present position at Tulane Univer¬ sity to serve as Homecoming parade Grand Marshall; Gary lewis, student co-ordinator, serves as Parade Marshall. 8 ? MISS BARBARA SHUMATE QUEEN OF THE SNOWFLAKE BALL SNOWFLAKE FORMAL SENIOR ATTENDANT SANDY LAMBERT SNOWFLAKE FORMAL SENIOR ATTENDANT 9 MISS ALICE KLINGMAN MISS CHRISTY GRANGER ATTENDANTS SNOWFLAKE BALL QUEEN Not Pictured: Miss Kathy Carty Miss Ellen Schneider MISS KAREN MATTOX Linda Bailey, after winning the 1970 Miss Concord College Pageant sponsored by the PINE TREE, advance to the fourteei finalists pictured her during Miss West Virginia competition Contestants for the honor of representing the Mountain State in the 1970 Miss America Pageant were left to right: Miss Concord College, Miss Glenville State, Miss Mason County, Miss New Martinsville, Miss Eastern W. Va., Miss Grafton, Miss Weir- ton, Miss Wood County who captured the title, Miss Mercer County, Miss Braxton County, Miss Fairmont, Miss Upper Kana- Valley, Miss Charleston, Miss Huntington, and the reigning Miss West Virginia 194 MISS CONCORD AT STATE PAGEANT .inda Bailey, Miss Concord College, in formal Miss West Virginia Pageant pose. Linda and Miss Fairmont pose for publicity pictures. Concord ' s Donna Bailey being crowned queen at the con¬ cluding Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity national convention banquet, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. MISS DONNA BAILEY NATIONAL SWEETHEART SIGMA TAU GAMMA FRATERNITY Barbara and escort Vaughn York participate in Alpine Festival activities. Barbara and four other candidates selected by W. Va. colleges. ALPINE QUEEN CONTESTANT MISS BARBARA SHUMATE I98 Barbara Shumate, selected by the Student Senate to be Concord ' s contestant During the week ' s activities Barbara played the piano in in the 1970 West Virginia Alpine Festival queen competition. talent competition. The highlight of the festival for Concord was Barbara being named by the other schools contestants as the congeneality award winner. I 9 9 MISS GAIL WEST MAY FESTIVAL QUEEN TOI MAY FESTIVAL COURT Miss Ann Farrell lOl swp 4 . S«Kp3 $ « ALUMNI BANQUET ao6 Mr. E. ). Bender of Taylor, Michigan (right) accepts Concord ' s Alumnus of the Year plaque from the 1964 recipient Mr. William Winfrey. Members of the honored Fifty-Year Class are pictured at their banquet table. Officers of the Alumni Association elected at the banquet were left to right W. R. Cooke, treasurer; Wayne Haga, secretary; Glenn Callihan, vice- president; Olaf O. Vaught, president; Dr. Cloyd Armbrister, Executive Secretary; and William D. Estep, Field Director. - Alumni Day festivities included the presentation of “Golden Alumnus Awards to Mrs. Lena Caldwell Lilly who graduated from Concord in 1911, married a Concord graduate, and whose six children attended Concord; Dr. Alonzo Hopkins was graduated from Concord Normal School in 1900 and taught sixty years before retiring; and Mr. Barty Wyatt who graduated in 1925 after completing Concord ' s first student teaching class. ■LOJ Members of the Twenty-five Year Class who were honored at the Alumni Banquet. 1970 GRADUATION Included in these graduation candids is President Marsh pictured with honorary degree recipients William Wal¬ lace, W. Va. State College President; George Bryson, McDowell County Schools Superintendent Emeritus; Daniel Hale, Princeton Physician and Conservationalist; and Alexander Harman, Jr., Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia Justice HONOR GRADUATES Jane Dean Summa Cum Laude B.A. Psychology Carmen Copenhaver Magna Cum Laude B.A. Music Jane Rose Magna Cum Laude B.A. Psychology Dexter Bradbury Magna Cum Laude B.S. Education; Music Lou Ann Crawford Magna Cum Laude B.S. Education; Math, English Kay Wilcox Massie Cum Laude B.S. Education; Lang. Arts Brenda Clark Cum Laude B.S. Medical Technology Thelma Morrison Cum Laude B.S. Ed.; Social Studies Iris Worrell Cum Laude B.S. Business Ad. Paula Caldwell Cum Laude B.S. Education, Math, Art HO William Winfrey Cum Laude B.S. Physics, Math Conchita Rubio Cum Laude B.S. Ed.; Spanish, French Kay Simpson Cum Laude B.S. Ed.; French, Art I President Marsh honors graduates and their parents with a lawn reception at his home. Valedictorian Jane Dean gives honorary address to the college. Honor students lead graduating class to Commencement exercises. DAVIS AND ELKINS PRESIDENT BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER , 11Z COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER W. VA. STATE PRESIDENT The most important part of living is to know the Good Example to follow. Remember you are not just receiving any degree; you are receiving a Concord de¬ gree. The Rev. Dr. Gordon E. Hermanson, president of Davis and Elkins College, and Dr. William J. L. Wallace, president of W. Va. State College, presented Bacca¬ laureate and Commencement addresses, respectively, to the 1970 graduating class. Dr. Hermanson is a graduate of Wheaton College, Biblical Seminary in New York, and Temple University School of Theology. Dr. Wallace has earned degrees from the University of Pittsburgh, Co¬ lumbia University, and Cornell University. SENIORS Samir Aboulhosn Phyllis Akers Greg Allen Jeanne Allen Sadie Ambrose Carol Bailey Donna Bailey Mack Barber Sandra Bauguess Barbara Beckett Susan Blackwell Donna Blankenship Barbara Boidock Paul Bolen Janet Bonds CLASS OF 70 ABBOTT, JAMES E., JR., 16 Alvil Road, Wilmington, Dela¬ ware; B.S. Business Administration, Management ABOULHOSN, SAMIR F., Box 167, Athens, Beirut, Leb¬ anon; B.S. Education, Math, French AKERS, PHYLLIS, Princeton; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Library Science ALLEN, GREGORY MARK, Hinton; B.S. Education, Social Studies; Circle K, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity president ALLEN, JEANNE GRIGGS, Peterstown; B.S. Education, Home Economics, English; Majorette, Home Ec. Club Historian, Kappa Omicron Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi AMBROSE, SADIE HENSON, White Sulphur Springs; B.S. Business Administration, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Who ' s Who, Phi Beta Lambda, Phi Psi Alpha AMBUHL, ARTHUR JOHN, 27 2nd Ave., Troy, New York; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing ANTROSIGLIO, RALPH J., 16 Clove Drive, Colonia, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Math, Geography ARBUCKLE, JOHN B., JR., Lewisburg; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Accounting; Pres. Phi Beta Lambda, Blue Key Sec., Treas., state FBLA pres., Who ' s Who BAILES,CHERYL ANN, Princeton; B.S. Education, English, Early Childhood; MENC, Band, Percussion Ensemble BAILEY,CAROH BUTLER, Princeton; B.S. Education, Home Economics; Choir, Home Ec. Club, Circle-Kettes, Meth¬ odist Student Movement BAILEY, DONNA JEAN, Princeton; B.S. Education, Ele¬ mentary Education, English BAKER, CATHERINE LYNN, Logan; B.A. Sociology, Geog¬ raphy BARBER, ROSCOE M., Princeton; B.S. Education, Math BAUGUESS, SANDRA K., Princeton; B.S. Education, En¬ glish, Math BECKETT, BARBARA A., Princeton; B.S. Education, Ele¬ mentary Education; Gamma Beta Phi, Alpha Beta Alpha, Choir, Chorale, Bible Club pres. BELCHER, STEVEN DAVID, Princeton; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Management BENSEY, JOHN LEE, Princeton; B.A. History, Political Science BENSINGER, KURT A., 1420 N. W. 68 Terrace, Hollywood, Florida; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Speech; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Track team. Intramural council BENSON, SAMUEL E., 272 Oakwood Road, Charleston; B.S. Education, Elementary Education BERLINER, BOB, 1230 Park Ave., New York, New York; B.S. Education, Physical Education BERRY, FLORENCE KAYE, Skelton; B.s! Education, Ele¬ mentary Education BLACKWELL, SUSAN MARGARET, Rt. 2, Bluefield; B.S. Education, Social Studies; Transfer from Bluefield Col¬ lege, Talent Show, Baptist Student Union, May Court, 1970 Miss Concord College Pageant Runner-up, Miss Concord Pageant Congeniality Award BLANKENSHIP, BARBARA, Athens; B. S. Education, Busi¬ ness BLANKENSHIP, DONNA H., Kegley; B. S. Education, Social Studies, Library Science BLESSING, HENRY MARK, Bastian, Va.; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Management BOCK, SUSAN DIANE, Englewood, Florida; B. S. Educa¬ tion, Physical Education, Library Science BOIDOCK, BARBARA A., 237 Vail Road, Parsippany, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Early Childhood; Concordian staff, Delta Zeta Sorority BOLEN, PAUL LAMBERT, Coal City; B.S. Biology, Chemis¬ try; Sigma Tau Gamma, Student Senate, Men ' s Hall Council BONDS, JANET PAULETTE, Worth; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration; Phi Beta Lambda, Alpha Chi BOYD, WILLIAM CARY, Sandstone; B.S. Biology, Chemis¬ try BRACKENRICH, VICTORIA, Hinton; B.S. Education, En¬ glish, Math; Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority, majorette BRADBURY, DEXTER, Rt. 1, Christiansburg, Va.; B.S. Music Education; Band, Choir, Commanders, MENC state pres., Blue Key, Student Senate, Who ' s Who BRANCH, BETTY JANE, Peterstown; B.S. in Education, Language Arts; Assoc. Women Students, McComas- Sarvey Hall Council pres.. Women ' s Upperclass Hall Council pres. Kurt Bensinger Bob Berliner William Boyd john Arbuckle Dexter Bradbury Cheryl Bailes Betty Branch Steven Belcher Ralph Astrosiglio SENIORS Tom Breen Dan Bright Ron Brunschwyler Bette Buckard Gary Burleigh Paula Caldwell Vince Calli Hunter Calloway Nancy Campbell Lois Caruth Joyce Cochran 11S Betty Jo Cochran Kathryn Comer Joan Comito Carolyn Comollo Robert Burnside Betty Byrd Karen Cadle James Case Nancy Clark Gary Cline Carmen Copenhaver Patsy Cottle Brenda Cox CLASS OF ' 70 BREEN, THOMAS EARL, 9768 Riverside Circle, Ellicott City, Maryland; B.A. History, Psychology BRIDGES, SANDRA FRYE, Princeton; B.A. Sociology, Psy¬ chology BRIGHT, DANNY WADE, Belle; B.A. Psychology; Talent Show, Key of Excellency for dorm. Theta Xi Fraternity, Men ' s Hall Council, W. Va. State Youth Commission BROOKS, JOHN DONALD, Bluefield; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration BRUNSCH WYLER, RONALD, Ravenswood; B.A. Art, Speech BUCKARD, BETTE L., 201 Yale Ave., Pt. Pleasant Beach, New Jersey; Student Senate, Sigma Sigma Sigma Soror¬ ity BUCKLAND, DARRELL D., Talcott; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration BUCKLEY, MARTHA E., Charleston; B.S. Education, Music BURLEIGH, GARY LEWIS, 5900 Fourth St., Arlington, Va.; B.S. Chemistry, Math, Physics; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity BURNSIDE, ROBERT, Kincaid; B.A. English, History; Liter¬ ary Society pres., Commanders, Band BURROUGHTS, JUDY C„ Avondale; B.S. Education, Social Studies BYRD, BETTY RUTH, Princeton; B.S. Education, Social Studies CADLE, KAREN WELCH, Smoot; B.S. Education, Elemen¬ tary Education, Music; Choir CALDWELL, NANCY ANITA, Pembroke, Va.; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Language Arts CALDWELL, PAULA ALICE, Princeton; B.S. Education, Math, Art. CALI, VINCENT, 119 Irwin Place, New Mammouth, New Jersey; B.S. Business Administration, Economics CALLOWAY, HUNTER, Laurel, Delaware; B.S. Education, Business; Freshman pres.. Sophomore pres. Theta Xi, Student Gov ' t, pres. CAMPBELL, NANCY K., Bluefield; B.A. English, Math CANTERBURY, TRUDY A., Mullens; B.S. Education, Home Economics CANTRELL, VINCENT, Athens; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Social Studies CARUTH, LOIS A., Athens; B.S. Education, Language Arts CASE, JAMES ERNEST, JR., South Charleston; B.A. Geogra¬ phy, Psychology; Circle K, Spanish Club, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, Track team. Student Senate, Freshman Guide CASEY, MICHAEL C., Princeton; B.S. Psychology, Sociol¬ ogy CLARK, JOHN ERSKINE, Piney View; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration CLARK, MARY VIRGINIA, Kanawha Falls; B.S. Education, Biology, Science CLARK, NANCY BERT, White Sulphur Springs; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Elementary Education, Speech; Circle Kettes, Assoc. Women Students, Home Ec. Club CLINE, GARY EDWARD, Verner; B.S. Education, Math, English COCHRAN, BETTY WRIGHT, Davin; B.S. Education, Busi¬ ness COCHRAN, JOYCE GRAY, Ronceverte; B.A. Sociology, Psychology COMER, KATHRYN KERN, 3012 S. Wildwood Drive, Covington, Va.; B.S. Education, English, Social Studies COMITO, JOAN HELEN, 7 Forrest St., Metucher, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Biology, Science COMOLLO, CAROLYN, 16 Twin Oaks Dr., Edison, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Home Economics COOk, JANE E., Beckley; B.S. Education, Library Science, English COPENHAVER, CARMEN A., Bluefield; B.A. Music COTTLE, PATSY SHARON, Spanishburg; B.S. Education, Elementary, Math COX, BRENDA GALE, Princeton; B.S. Education, History, Math SENIORS Linda Cox Jim Cozort Lou Ann Crawford Peter Creaturo Lynn Crowder Barbara DeLung Jerry Dingess Patti DiStefano Joe Dorton Carol Dragan Martha Dunlap Kristie Eisnaugle Robert Elmore Mike Eltzroth Jack Emmert no Jane Dean John Delinocci Jim Delp Jane Drenzek Walter Dunbaker Marion Duncan Kathy Ericsson Joan Evans Pat Evans CLASS OF 70 COX, LINDA SUSAN, Hinton; B.A. Art, English; Art Club vice-pres.. Alpha Psi Omega, The Adding Machine, Orpheus Descending, Playboy of the Western World COZORT, JAMES JACKSON, Oceana; B.S. Education, So¬ cial Studies; Men ' s Hall Council, Kappa Delta Pi Vice.- Pres., Blue Key vice-pres.. Who ' s Who CRAWFORD, LOU ANN, St. Albans; B.S. Education, En¬ glish, Math; Alpha Sigma Tau, AET vice-pres., treas., Who ' s Who, ' 69 May Queen, Jr. Class pres.. Cardinal Key vice-pres., ' 67 Snowflake Court, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, Women ' s Hall Council vice-pres. CREATURO, PETER J., 58 Pershing Ave., New Rochelle, New York; B.A. History, Political Science CROWDER, GARNETTE T., Princeton; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Math DEAN, JANE ELIZABETH, Bluefield; B.A. Psychology; Delta Zeta Sorority. Cardinal Key, Alpha Mu Gamma, MENC, Who ' s Who, Gamma Beta Phi, Alpha Chi, Chorale, Freshman Guide, College Center Board DEEDS, THOMAS KENTON, Jumping Branch; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Social Studies DELINOCCI, JOHN B., 109 Beech Ave., Fanwood, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Physical Education DELUNG, BARBARA, Princeton; B.S. EDucation, Elemen¬ tary Education, Social Studies DIAMOND, ANTHONY, 2607 Tatnall St., Wilmington, Delaware; B.S. Business Administration, Management DINGESS, JERRY, Van; B.S. Education, Social Studies DISTEFANO, PATRICIA K., 72 Downing Ave., Sea Cliff, Long Island, New York; B.S. Education, Biology, Science, Majorette, Feature Twirler, Alpha Sigma Tau, Choir, Chorale, Mu Alpha Theta, Who ' s Who, Student Senate, May Queen Court, Panhellenic President, Miss Concord College Pageant, Freshman Guide DORTON, JOSEPH CALVIN, Princeton; B.S. Chemistry, Math DOUGHERTY, WILLIAM J., 1323 Park Lane Road, Swarth- more, Pennsylvania; DRAGAN, CAROL ANN, 245 9th Street, Morgan, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Math DRENZEK, JANE MAUREEN, 907 North Street, Suffield, Connecticut; B.S. Education, Business DUDLEY, DELORES MARY, Bluefield; B.S. Education, En¬ glish, Social Studies DUNBAKER, WALTER W„ Athens; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration, Marketing DUNCAN, MARION P., Princeton; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration DUNLAP, MARTHA, St. Albans; B.S. Education, Biology, Science ECK, JOHN PAUL, 2543 Washington Street, Hollywood, Florida; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Speech EISNAUGLE, KRISTA L., 227 Cross Street, Jackson, Ohio; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Library Science ELMORE, ROBERT EUGENE, Princeton; B.S. Education, Math ELTZROTH, MICHAEL K., White Sulphur Springs; B.A. Geography, History EMMERT, JACK P., Princeton; B.A. Political Science, Geography ENGLAND, BARBARA ANN, Bluefield; B.A. Sociology, Geography ERICSSON, KATHY ANNE, 2 Beaty Court, Warren, Penn¬ sylvania; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Speech; Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. Cheerleader, ' 68 Home¬ coming Court, Women ' s Recreation Association Histo¬ rian ESTEP, RONNIE DEAN, Paynesville; B.S. Education, Busi¬ ness EVANS, JOAN PATRICIA, Princeton; B.S. Education, Math, Art; Transfer student from Radford College, Art Guild, German Club, Sigma Kappa Sorority, Representative for Mademoselle Fashion Show EVANS, PATRICIA, Leckie; B.S. Education, Business SENIORS Judith Falconer Ernie Fetzer Phil Fife Andrew Fleshman Mary Friedl Connie Gadd Judith Gilliam Julia Gonnello Brenda Gooch Elizabeth Goodall Jean Ann Hall Fred Halsey Diane Hannah Larry Harris Valerie Harris ill Sally Fried I Nancy Friend Bill Fulcher Bill Graham Linda Green Jim Gross CLASS OF 70 FARMER, ERVIN M., Marion, Va.; B.S. Education, Social Studies FAULCONER, JUDITH P., Hinton; B.S. Education, Social Studies; Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority, Choir, Chorale FETZER, ERNEST D., 306 Alma Ave., Johnstown, Pa.,; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Math; Student Gov ' t. Assoc, pres., Circle K pres.. Dorm Council pres.. Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, football FIFE, PHILIP RAY, White Sulphur Springs; B.S. Education, Music; Gamma Beta Phi vice-pres., MENC, Choir, Chorale, Bible Club, dorm Key of excellancy FLAHERTY, THOMAS A., Warsaw, New York; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Math FLEMING, HENRY H. Ill, 5550 Silver Star Rd., Orlando, Florida; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Math FLESHMAN, ANDREW, Princeton; B.A. English, History; Student Senate, College Center Board FRIEDL, MARY HELEN, Princeton; B.A. Political Science, English; Student Senate, PINE TREE asst, editor, Spanish Club, Young Democrats, Assoc. Women Students, Newman Club pres. National Student Register, Alpha Sigma Tau sorority chaplain, Convocations Committee FRIEDL, SALLY ANN, Athens; B.S. Education, English, Library Science; Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority, choir, Alpha Beta Alpha FRIEND, NANCY D„ 1809 Rosewood Road, Charleston; B.A. Sociology, Geography FULCHER, WILLIAM JAY, 300 Ridgewood Ave., Absecon, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Social Studies, History GADD, CONNIE LEE, Athens; B.S. Education, Elementary Education; Bible Club, Gamma Beta Phi president GALLATIN, SUSAN LYNN, South Charleston; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Music GEIGER, JOSEPH NOEL, Peterstown; B.S. Education, Lan¬ guage Arts GIGIELLO, MICHAEL A., 14 Center Ave., Parlin, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Social Studies GILLIAM, JUDITH E., Bluefield; B.S. Education, Home Economics; Home Economics Club reporter GILMER, MARCELLA FERN, Lebanon, Va.; B.S. Education, Library Science, Music GONNELLO, JULIA J., 385 Main St., Keansburg, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Social Studies; Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority GOOCH, BRENDA LAXTON, Princeton; B.S. Education, Home Economics GOODALL, ELIZABETH, Peterstown; B.S. Education, Home Economics, Library Science GRAHAM, BILL, 158 Main St., Northboro, Massachusetts; B.S. Business Administration, Accounting; Phi Beta Lambda vice-pres.. Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity vice- pres., Veterans Club vice-pres., Who ' s Who GREEN, LINDA KATHLEEN, South Charleston; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Early Childhood GROSS, JAMES DOUGLAS, Bluefield; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Management GUNNELLS, GLORIA P., Crown; B.S. Education, Business HALL, JEAN ANN, 872 Alta Road, Charleston; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Home Economics HALSEY, FREDDY C., Pineville; B.S. Education, Social Studies HALSEY, BARBARA ANN, Pineville; B.S. Education, Math, Library Science HANNAH, BETTY DIANE, Matheny; B.S. Education, Busi¬ ness; Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority secretary, Student Senate HAMDEN, BEBE ELLEN, Kimball; B.S. Education, Chemis¬ try, Science HARMON, RODNEY EARL, Bluefield; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Speech HARRAH, JUDITH ANN, Beckley; B.S. Education, Ele¬ mentary, Social Studies, Bible Club, Assoc. Women Students HARRIS, LARRY ALLEN, Princeton; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration, Management HARRIS, VALERIE MYERS, Princeton; B.S. Education, Social Studies HARRISON, JEANITA, Havaco; B.S. Education, Library Science, English HARRISON, JAMES L., Herndon; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration, Accounting; Blue Key, Phi Beta Lambda treas. HARRISON, JOANNE, East Orange, New Jersey; B.S. Edu¬ cation, Home Economics “3 SENIORS Jerry llaria Marcia Isola Jeanette Jackson Sandra Jackson Paul Jaffe a a 4 Douglas W. Harvey Belva Hicks Darrell Harvey John Himmelsbach Sara Beth Hawley James Hoffman Danny Hazlett Richard Holcomb Tince Hellems Dale Hollandsworth Tom Helton Bruce Henderson Donald Heslep Allynn Howe Dennis Hurley Joanne Hurley CLASS OF 70 HARVEY, DOUGLAS M., Princeton; B.S. Education, Biol¬ ogy, Science HARVEY, DOUGLAS W., Hinton; B.S. Education, Elemen¬ tary Education, Social Studies HARVEY, GLEN DARRELL, Peterstown; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Accounting HARVEY, LAURA DAE, Princeton; B.S. Education, Business HAWLEY, SARA BETH, Beckley; B.X. Education, French, Library Science; Alpha Mu Gamma, Delta Zeta sorority, Assoc. Women Students HAYNER, PAULA KAY, Beckley; B.A. Sociology, Psycho¬ logy HAZLETT, DANIEL FRANKLIN, Winfield; B.S. Education, Language Arts HELLEMS, JOSEPHINE TINCE, Lewisburg; B.S. Education, Art, Library Science; Who ' s Who, Delta Zeta sorority historian, Alpha Beta Alpha, Art Club sec., Student Senate, Assoc. Women Students, Choir HELTON, JOHN THOMAS, Mount Hope; B.S. Education, Language Arts HENDERSON, JAMES BRUCE, Fayetteville; B.S. Business Administration HESLEP, DONALD W., Princeton; B.S. Math, Physics HICKS, BELVA SMITH, Leckie; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Kindergarden HIMMELSBACH, JOHN P., 805 Clinton Ave., Bayshore, New York; B.S. Business Administration HOFFMAN, JAMES M., 41 Washington St., Ayer, Mas¬ sachusetts; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing; Pi Kappa Epsilon fraternity, football HOLCOMB, RICHARD M., JR., Bluefield; B.A. Political Science HOLLANDSWORTH, DALE, Marlington; B.S. Business Administration; Theta Xi fraternity treas., Student Sen¬ ate, Freshman Orientation chairman. Interfraternity Council HOWE, ALLYNN LAWRENCE, 826 Loxford Terraces, Silver Springs, Maryland; B.A. Political Science, English HOWELL, EDWARD, 810 12th Ave., Beliar, New Jersey; B.S. History, Geography HULETTE, RICHARD LEE, Athens; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Speech HUMPHREYS, JACK E., Fairlea; B.S. Business Administra¬ tion HURLEY, DENNIS JR., Casteltin Road, Pensselvar, New Jersey; B.S. Business Administration HURLEY, JO ANN, 27 White Street, E. Kleansburg, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Home Economics HYLTON, MURRIEL JUBA, Princeton; B.S. Education, Business IIARIA, GERALD, JR., 11 Ash Terrace, Parlin, New Jersey IRWIN, JAMES MARSHALL, Elkins; B.S. Education, Social Studies ISOLA, MARCIA A., Peterstown JACKSON, JEANETTE B., Peterstown; B.S. Education, Math JACKSON, SANDRA JEAN, Mac Arthur; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Language Arts JAFFE, PAUL ROBERT, 217 Harvard Road, Linden, New Jersey; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing JESSE, PAULA JEAN, 413 North St., Richlands, Va.; B.S. Education, Early Childhood; Delta Zeta sorority. Student Senate, Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key, CONCORDIAN co-editor, Miss Concord Pageant JOHNSON, VERA, Hinton; B.S. Education, Social Studies JOHNSTON, GORDON B., Peterstown; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Social Studies 5 Paula Jesse Vera Johnson Gordon Johnston SENIORS Terry Johnston Julia Jones John Karnaszewski Angela Keeling Bill Keeney Lela Keyser Dan LaCoss Darrell Lafferty Vicki Lagowski Leon Landreth Walter Leach Drew Leckie Charles Leonard Ron Leonard Joel Lerner 116 Bob Kess Connie Kessinger Jim Kesler Brenda Lane Larry Lane Ronald Lane James Lesher Gary Lewis Edward Lilly CLASS OF 70 JOHNSTON, TERRY A., 106 Midway St., Narrows, Va.; B.S. Education, Elementary, Physical Education JONES, JANET BALL, Squire; B.S. Education, English, Social Studies JONES, JULIA FAYE, Peterstown; B.S. Education, French, Library Science; Alpha Mu Gamma vice-pres.. Kappa Delta Pi sec.. Alpha Beta Alpha treas.. Cardinal Key, Alpha Chi, Who ' s Who KARNASZEWSKI, JOHN J., 392 Myrtle Ave., Irvington, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, So¬ cial Studies KEELING, ANGELA L., Cedar Grove; B.A. and B.S. Educa¬ tion, History, Political Science KEENEY, WILLIAM H., JR., Belle; B.A. Geography; Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity, Cross Country, Track KELLY, PAUL R., Athens; B.A. Music, Psychology KESS, ROBERT E., Parlin, New Jersey; B.A. Geography, Art KESSINGER, CONSTANCE, Princeton; B.A. Art, Speech KESSLER, JAMES CRANE, Richwood; KEYSER, LELA ANN, 205 Brentwood St., Marietta, Ohio; B.S. Education, Art, Home Economics LACOSS, DAN HAROLD, Athens; B.S. Chemistry, Math LAFFERTY, DARROL LEE, Bradley; B.S. Education, Elemen¬ tary Education, Social Studies LAGOWSKI, VICTORIA E., Beckley; B.S. Education, Social Studies LANDRETH, DENNIE LEON, JR., Bluefield; B.S. Education, Music; Commanders, Band, Brass Ensemble, MENC pres. LANE, BRENDA C., Elbert; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Social Studies; Freshman Guide, Spanish Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. Kappa Delta Pi, Who ' s Who ' s Who LANE, LARRY K., Elbert; B.S. Education, Social Studies LANE, RONALD ALAN, Beckley; B.S. Education, Social Studies; Studies; Hall Council pres., Circle-K, Young Re¬ dorm Key of Excellency, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity sec., Intramurals LAWSON, ELISABETH A., Fredricksburg, Va.; B.S. Educa- English, Library Science LEACH, WALTER, JR., Cashmere; B.A. Geography, Sociol¬ ogy LECKIE, ANDREW JAMES, Bluefield; B.A. English, Philos¬ ophy; Alpha Psi Omega, Literary Society, Six Charac¬ ters in Search of an Author, Tartuffe, Playboy of the Western World, The Three Sisters LEONARD, CHARLES W., Itmann; B.S. Education, Biology LEONARD, RONALD L., Great Mills, Maryland; B.S. Busi¬ ness Administration, Management; LERNER, ALAN JOEL, 534 Master Street, Pottstown, Penn¬ sylvania; B.S. Business Administration, Economics; Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Circle K, Golf Team, Interfra¬ ternity Council LESHER, JAMES D., Athens; B.S. Education, Music LEVEL, MARY SHARON, Ronceverte; B.S. Education, Ele¬ mentary Education, Social Studies LEWANICK, ALAN W., Princeton; B.A. Psychology, Soci¬ ology LEWIS, GARY ALLEN, 117 Midway St., Narrows, Va.; B.S. Education, Social Studies; College Center Board, Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity. Senate recorder. Student Gov ' t. Assoc. Exec. Council LEWIS, JOHN RANDALL, Whitesville; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration LILLY, HENRY C., JR., Spanishburg LILLY, LOWIE EDWARD, Shady Spring; B.S. Education, Social Studies SENIORS John Massie Kay Massie Alan McClintock Steve McClung Pat McDonnell Charles Martin Robert Martin Richard Mazur Mike McGraw Brenda McLaughlin Dave McLaughlin Stanley Mills Ken Moore Billie Moorefield CLASS OF 70 LINKOUS, MARY M., Princeton; B.S. Education, Business LONDEREE, HUGH R., Lewisburg; B.S. Education, Social Studies, Library Science; Theta Xi fraternity pres., dorm Key of Excellency, Alpha Beta Alpha, Freshman Guide, Student Senate, Theta Xi National Leadership School, Interfraternity Council LORUSSO, DOMINICK, JR., 1313 Bergan Road, Oreland, Pennsylvania; B.S. Education, Physical Education, His¬ tory; Baseball, Phi Sigma Epsilon sec., Homecoming Committee LUSK, ARCHIE LEE, Herndon; B.S. Biology, Geography; Sigma Tau Gamma, Spanish Club vice-pres. MADDY, DAVID LEE, Wirtz, Virginia; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Social Studies MANN, KAY POOLE, Lewisburg; B.S. Education, Social Studies MARTIN, ANNA LOUISE, Mt. Hope; B.S. Education, Ele¬ mentary Education, Social Studies; Bible Club treas., Baptist Student Movement vice-pres., PINE TREE staff MARTIN, CHARLES DAVID, Bluefield; B.S. Chemistry, Math MARTIN, DANIEL L., Princeton; B.S. Education, Business MARTIN, ROBERT M., Phoenixville, Pennsylvania; B.S. Business Administration, Management MASSEY, DONAL R., Ronceverte; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration, Accounting MASSIE, JOHN EARL, Shady Spring; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Accounting; Band, Commanders, Fresh¬ man Guide MASSIE, NYLA KAY WILCOX, Shady Spring; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Language Arts; Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, Fresh¬ man Guide MATTOX, KAREN JAN, Virginia Beach, Va.; B.S. Education, Music, Voice; Choir, Chorale, Snowflake Queen atten¬ dant MAZUR, RICHARD S., 24 Roanoke St., Woodbridge, New Jersey; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing; Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity MCCLINTOCK, ALAN R., 1424 First St., Ronssolope, New York; B.S. Business Administration, Management MCCLUNG, STEVE ALLEN, Hominy Falls; B.S. Business Administration, Management; Dorm council, PINE TREE staff MCCUNE, BRENDA SUSAN, St. Albans; B.S. Education, Music MCDONNELL, PATRICK R., Winchester, Va.; B.S. History MCGRAW, MICHAEL J„ McGraws; B.S. Education, Biol¬ ogy, Science MCKEE, BILL, Athens; B.S. Business Administration, Ac¬ counting MCLAUGHLIN, BRENDA KOZA, Marlington; B.S. Educa¬ tion, English, Speech; ' 67 Snowflake Queen attendant, Spanish Club, Cardinal Key, Who ' s Who, Alpha Chi, “The Three Sisters, “Playboy of the Western World MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN DAVID, Marlington; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Physical Education, Math MCNEAL, HOWARD L., JR., 303 Beuhring Ave., Charles¬ ton; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing; Pi Kappa Alpha, Choir, Chorale, College Center Board, Student Senate, Freshman Guide, Tennis Team, W. Va. Com¬ mission on Yout, Student Affairs Council MCNEW, JEFFREY ALAN, Oxford, Pennsylvania; B.S. Edu¬ cation, Art, French; Student Senate, Art Club, Blue Key, Alpha Mu Gamma, Who ' s Who MCQUAIL, EDWARD J„ III, Bluefield; B.S. Education, Social Studies MEADOWS, MARY H., Beckley; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Social Studies MIANO, FRANCES ANN, Thorpe; B.A. and B.S. Education, History, Political Science; Alpha Sigma Alpha vice-pres., College Center Board, Student Senate, ' 69 May Queen Attendant, W. Va. Commission on Youth, Spanish Club, Newman Club, Freshman Guide MILLER, CRAIG J., 340 Lakeview Ave., Haddonfield, New Jersey MILLER, NANCY CLAIRE, 436 South Pleasant Ave., Rid¬ gewood, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Elementary Edu¬ cation, Music; Assoc. Women Students pres., Panhel- lenic Council pres., Delta Zeta sorority, MENC sec.. Choir, chorale, band. Who ' s Who, SGA Executive MILLS, STANLEY S., Kegley; B.S. Business Administration, Accounting MOORE, JOHN KENNETH, White Plains, Maryland; B.S. Education, Music MOOREFIELD, BILLIE, Princeton; B.S. Education, Social Studies 1 SENIORS Willie Morgan Joyce Morrison Sandy Murray Danny Nichols Lenwell Noble Joan Parsons Charles Payne Linda Paynter Bob Pearce Patricia Pennington Barbara Ofsa Debbie Piercy Starr Ramieh CLASS OF 70 MORGAN, WILLIE G., Pineville; B.A. History, Geography MORRIS, JANET ELAINE, Windsor, New Jersey; B.A. Geography, History MORRISON, JOYCE MARIEM WILKENSON; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Elementary Education, Library Science MORRISSETTE, DEZORA A., Bluefield; B.S. Education, Business MURRAY, SANDRA SUE, 132 Jumping Brook Road, Lin- croft. New Jersey; B.S. Education, Language Arts NEWMAN, NEAL, Roanoke, Va.; B.S. Education, Biology, Science NEWTON, SAMUEL E„ Hinton; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Social Studies NICHOLS, DANIEL, Bluefield; B.S. Education, Music NOBLE, LENWELL LAKE, Peterstown; B.S. Education, Music NOLTE, FREDERICK J., 210 Philadelphia Ave., Point Pleas¬ ant Beach, New Jersey; Phi Sigma Epsilon sec., Dorm Council, Disc Jockey Concord Radio Station NUNNERY, LINDA CAROL, Bluefield; B.S. Education, History NUNNERY, OLLIE HOWARD, Athens; B.S. Education, Biology, Science NUNNERY, THOMAS R., Athens; B.S. Education, Social Studies OFSA, BARBARA COUCH, Athens; B.S. Education, Ele¬ mentary Education, Social Studies ORNDORFF, ROBERT D., Winchester, Va.; B.A. Physical Education, Social Studies OXLEY, FREDDY MILTON, Athens; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration PARKER, FRANK A., Athens; B.S. Physical Education, Social Studies PARSONS, ALFRED M., Beckley; B.S. Business Administra¬ tion PARSONS, JOAN GRAY, Beckley; B.S. Education, Elemen¬ tary tary Education, Physical Education; Women ' s Rec¬ reation Association, Choir PATERNO, ANDREW JAMES, South Charleston; B.A. Geography, Economics PAYNE, CHARLES R., Bradshaw; B.S. Education, Biology, Science PAYNTER, LINDA SUE, Davin; B.S. Education, Business; Delta Zeta sorority, Phi Beta Lambda, Phi Psi Alpha, Hall Council, Choir PEARCE, ROBERT ALAN, 706 Forman Ave., Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Elementary, Physical Education; Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, Baseball team captain, All-conference baseball. Interfraternity Coun¬ cil PENNINGTON, PATRICIA, Bluefield; B.S. Education, En¬ glish, Library Science PENNINGTON, SHEILA, Princeton; B.S. Education, Busi¬ ness PERDUE, LINDA GRACE, Bluefield, Va.; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Library Science PERKIS, ANN LOUISE, St. Albans; B.S. Education, Social Studies; Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key, Who ' s Who, Hall Council pres.. Student Senate, Alpha Sigma Alpha so¬ rority treas. PERRY, ANN CRAWFORD, White Sulphur Springs; B.S. Education, Home Economics PICARELLA, ROBERT, 215 Wolf St., Narrows, Va.; B.A. Psychology, English PIERCY, DEBBY KAYE, Alderson; B.S. Education, Art, Math; Choir, Art Club, Assoc. Women Students PIKE, JAMES DAVID, Kyle; B.S. Business Administration, Retailing PILATO, MICHAEL A., Fayetteville; B.A. French, History PISARCZYK, WALTER V., 615 Bower St., Linden, New B.S. Business Administration, Accounting PRICE, LINDA LEA, Beaver; B.A. Political Science, Eco¬ nomics; Band, Choir, Women ' s Recreation Assoc., All My Sons, Spanish Club, Student Senate, Assoc. Women Students vice-pres., Cardinal Key, Who ' s Who PRICE, NANCY, 117 Willis St., Cambridge, Maryland; B.S. Biology, Geography PRIMEGGIA, FRANK E.,853 Willow Road, Franklin Square, New York; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Speech PRIMEGGIA, MARGARET TRAVINSKI, 853 Willow Road, Franklin Square, New York; B.S. Education, Language Arts QUESENBERRY, LARRY M., Caretta; B.A. Psychology, Phi¬ losophy RAGUCCI, ALFRED JOHN, 71 Darrow St., South River, New Jersey; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing RAMIEH, ELIZABETH STARR, Beckley; B.S. Education, Business; Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority 3i Tom Nunnery Ann Perry Rick Nolte Alfred Ragucci Shelia Pennington Frank Primeggia SENIORS Judy Rhule Paul Rhodes Vito Riccio Tereasa Richardson Robert Ritz David Sanford John Scyphers Judy Semanco Edward Shaw Ellen Shaw Doug Sizemore Saundra Slater Butch Smith Carol Smith John Socha CLASS OF 70 RHULE, JUDITH LYNN, Winfield; B.S. Education,Arts; Hall Council pres., Cheerleader, ' 66 Snowflake Attendant, Spanish Club, ' 69 Homecoming Court, Newman Club, Student Affairs Council RHODES, PAUL CARROLL, 4622 Cedar Ridge Dr., Oxon Hill, Maryland; B.S. Education, Physical Education, So¬ cial Studies; Football, Baseball, All-Conference base¬ ball, ball. Phi Sigma Epsilon vice-pres., Intrafeternity, Intramurals, Talent Show RICCIO, VITO ANTONIO, 50 South Center St., Southing¬ ton, Connecticut; B.S. Education, Spanish, French; SGA vice-pres.. Hall Council, College Center Board, Spanish Club pres., Alpha Mu Gamma, Theta Xi fraternity, Newman Club RICHARD, CAROLINE B., South Charleston; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Elementary Education RICHARDSON, THERESA G., War; B.S. Education, Busi¬ ness; Phi Beta Lambda RITZ, ROBERT WAYNE, 2619 7th Ave., Charleston; B.S. Education, Social Studies ROBERTS, MARIA ELANA, Princeton; B.A. Psychology, Speech ROBINSON, CHARLES W., Hollywood, Florida; B.S. Edu¬ cation, cation. Physical Education, Social Studies RODES, CHARLES WILSON, Hinton; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Management ROSE, LYNDA JANE, Athens; B.A. Psychology, Sociology ROSE, SALLY HALE, Marlington; B.S. Education, Social Studies ROSS, CURT, 100 N. Hollins Ferry Rd., Glen Burnie, Mary¬ land; B.S. Business Administration RUBIO, CONCHITA I., Martinsburg; B.S. Education, Spanish, French; Spanish Club, Newman Club, Alpha Mu Gamma, Who ' s Who RUDGE, LINDA K., 245 Ave., Lake Ronkonkoma, New York; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Library Science; Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority sec.. Women ' s Recreation Assoc., ' 69 Homecoming Court RUSINSKI, SHARON L., Pottstown, Pennsylvania; B.S. Education, Early Childhood RUTKOWSKI, MARY C., Clifton, New Jersey; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Home Economics SADDLER, NORMA, Freeman; B.S. Education, Library Science, Speech SAMMONS, WATT P., JR., Logan; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration, Accounting SANFORD, DAVID B., JR., Huntington; B.A. Geography, History SCYPHERS, JOHN CARTER, Roanoke, Va.; B.S. Business Administration, Retailing SEMANCO, JUDITH ANN, Barrett; B.S. Education, Library Science, Social Studies; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Hall Coun¬ cil SHAW, EDWARD HENRY, Beckley; B.S. Education, Social Studies SHAW, ELISABETH ELLEN, St. Albans; B.S. Education, Music; Literary Society, Choir, Chorale, MENC, “Or¬ pheus Descending, “Tartuffe, “Three Sisters, “Play¬ boy of the Western World SHRADER, PAUL D., Freeman; B.S. Business Administra¬ tion, Accounting SIEVERS, MIRIAM A., Princeton; B.A. Art, Geography SIMPKINS, BETSY BALL, Princeton; B.S. Education, English, Social Studies SIMPSON, JUDY KAY, Athens; B.A. and B.S. Education, French, Art; Who ' s Who, Cardinal Key, Alpha Chi, Alpha Mu Gamma pres.. Kappa Delta Pi pres., Art Club, Assoc. Women Students, Freshman Guide SINICROPE, ROSE, Kimball; B.S. Education, Math, Library Science SINK, GEORGE W., JR., Princeton; B.S. Business Adminis¬ tration, Management SIZEMORE, DOUGLAS E., Pineville; B.S. Math, History SLATER, SAUNDRA LYNN, Dunbar; B.S. Education, Physi¬ cal Education, Library Science; Women ' s Recreation Assoc, pres.. Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority pres., ' 70 Court SMITH, ALBERT WARD, JR., Marlington; B.A. Sociology, Psychology; Football and Track manager. Hall Council, Dorm Key of Excellency, College Center Board SMITH, CAROL ELAINE, Bradley; B.S. Education, Home Economics; Home Economics Club, Kappa Omicron Phi, PINE TREE staff, Bible Club vice-pres. SMITH, KATHLEEN B., Princeton; B.S. Education, Math, Science SOCHA, JOHN REXFORD, 861 Raritan Road, Scotch Plains, New Jersey; B.S. Business Administration, Ac¬ counting; Phi Sigma Epsilon treas., Student Senate, Phi Beta Lambda, Intramurals Linda Rudge Kay Simpson George Sink Conchita Rubio Paul Shrader George Spadaro Brenda Sowers Gene Speer Norma Saddler SENIORS Bill Stone June Spivey Howard Stallard Ron Standifur John Steele Deborah Syres Charles Taylor Brenda Thomas Danny Thomas Audrey Thompson Sharon Vance Hilah Vaughn Dan Venet Mike Vertner Paul Vogel 34 Thomas Stump Carolyn Stutzer Linda Surratt Lorenz Thoms Claire Turner Donna Valaro Rebecca Wade Steve Walker Stanley Walls CLASS OF 70 SPADARO, GEORGE M., JR., 637 Morris St., Albany, New York; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing, Retail¬ ing SOWERS, BRENDA COLE, Peterstown; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Home Economics; Women ' s Hall Council, Women ' s Recreation Assoc., Intramurals, American Assoc. Health, Phy. Ed., and Recreation SPAULDING, NANCY C., Williamson; B.A. Speech, Psy¬ chology SPEER, EUGENE D., 1424 39th St., Allentown, PA.; B.S. Business Administration, Management; co-editor CONCORDIAN, Track team. Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity SPIVEY, LORETTA JUNE, War; B.S. Education, Home Eco¬ nomics; Kappa Omicron Phi, Home Ec. Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi STALLARD, HOWARD, JR., Princeton; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Accounting STANDIFUR, RONALD L., Amherstdale: B.S. Business Administration, Accounting STAPLES, NORMAN W., Oak Hill; B.S. Education, Social Studies STAUFFER, PETER A., Athens; B.S. Math, Psychology STEELE, JOHNNY D., laeger; B.A. Political Science, English STINSON, SHARON V., Beckley; B.S. Education, Language Arts; Cheerleader, ' 69 Homecoming Court, Alpha Sigma Tau, Student Senate STONE, WILLIAM T., Thorpe; B.A. Psychology, Sociology STUMP, KAREN MICHELE, Clendenin; B.S. Education, Social Studies STUMP, THOMAS EDWARD, Beckley; B.A. History, Eco¬ nomics STUTZER, CAROLYN M., 1004 Newton Ave., Camden, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Library Science; Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. Senior Class pres¬ ident, Student Senate, SGA Exec. Board SUMMERS, MARY E., 108 Sherwood Drive, Hopewell, Va.; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Art SURGEON, JAMES ROBERT, Ronceverte; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Library Science SURRATT, LINDA M., Bluefield; B.A. Political Science, History SYRES, DEBORAH ANNE, Matoka; B.S. Education, Busi¬ ness; Phi Psi Alpha, Phi Beta Lambda TAYLOR, CHARLES D., Br oadford, Va.; B.S. Education, Music; MENC, Band, Brass Ensemble, Choir, Chorale THOMAS, BRENDA RAYE, Davin; B.S. Education, Business; Delta Zeta treas., Upperclass Hall Council sec., Phi Beta Lambda THOMAS, DANIEL RAY, Princeton; B.S. Education, Math THOMAS, JOHN JAY, Bayshore, New York; B.S. Education, Business THOMPSON, AUDREY, Welch; B.S. Education, Social Studies THOMPSON, RALPH DALE, Alderson; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Accounting THOMS, LORENZ, 1098 Milton Blvd., Rahway, New Jersey; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing TOLER, OSCAR DOUGLAS, Simon; B.S. Education, Biol¬ ogy, Science TURNER, CLAIRE LOUISE, Welch; B.S. Education, Social Studies; Delta Zeta pres., ' 69 Homecoming Court VALARO, DONNA LOIS, Seminde Rd., Franklin Square, New York; B.S. Education, Business; Delta Zeta vice- pres., Women ' s Recreation Association, ' 67 PINE TREE staff VANCE, SHARON KAY, Whitman; B.S. Education, Library Science, Math; Alpha Beta Alpha vice-pres. VAUGHN, HILAH EVE, Box 249, Palmeroy, Ohio; B.A. Sociology, Psychology; Alpha Sigma Alpha pres., ' 69 Snowflake Court, ' 70 May Queen Court VENET, DANIEL M., 829 Tenner St., Johnstown, Pennsyl¬ vania; B.S. Education, Social Studies; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Baseball, Cross Country, dorm Key of Excellency, Stu¬ dent Senate, Who ' s Who VERTNER, MICHAEL E., Belle VOGEL, PAUL C., 512 W. Miller Ave., Munhall, Pennsyl¬ vania; B.S. Biology; Circle-K, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Intra¬ murals WADE, ALICE REBECCA, Princeton; B.S. Education, Ele¬ mentary Education, Math WALKER, HARRY STEPHEN, Shady Spring; B.S. Business Administration, Accounting WALL, JEANNE LUCILLE, Hurricane; B.S. Education, Music, Voice; Choir, Chorale, Miss Concord College Pageant WALLS, JOHN STANLEY, Athens; B.S. Math, Chemistry 35 SENIORS Marlene Waserick Bob Westwood Stephen Whelan Bonnie White Mark Wickham Gail Wilkinson Tony Williams Bob Williams Charlene Wimberly Randy Winfrey Wilma Winter Marilyn Wood 136 Delbert Whitlow Winters Williams john Woods Shirley Whitt Stanley Whitt Calvin Whitteker Keith Williamson Carolyn Wilson Charles Wilson Vera Wyer Joan Young Gale Zapoticzny WASIRICK, MARLENE J., 16 Thistle Court, Fords, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Library Science; Women ' s Recreation Assoc., Newman Club WELLS, LOIS H., Bluefield; B.S. Education, English, Library Science WESTWOOD, ROBERTT.,11511 Lond Place, Silver Spring, Maryland; B.A. Social Studies; Tau Kappa Epsilon vice- pres., Basketball WHELAN, EDWARD S., 20 Snedecor, Ave., Bayport, New York; B.S. Education, Physical Education, Library Science WHITE, AMELIA BONNIE, St. Albans; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Social Studies; Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority vice-pres.. Student Senate WHITLOW, DELBERT K„ Kellysvjlle; B.S. Education, Busi¬ ness WHITT, CONNIE L., Kopperstone; B.S. Education, Social Studies WHITT, SHIRLEY COMBS, Basin; B.S. Education, English, Home Economics WHITT, STANLEY, Basin; B.S. Education, Business WHITTEKER, CALVIN E., Bluefield; B.S. Education, Social Studies WICKHAM, MARK GREGORY, Shawsville, Va.; B.S. Edu¬ cation, Biology WIECHOWSKI, EDWARD, 306 Poll Place, Edison, New Jersey; B.S. Business Administration, Marketing WILKINSON, MARILYN G., Williamsburg; B.A. Sociology, Psychology WILLIAMS, ANTHONY E., 107 Westview Dr., Charleston; B.S. Education, Elementary, Physical Education WILLIAMS, BOB SHUPING, Danville, Va., B.S. Education, Social Studies WILLIAMS, SAMUEL A., Princeton; B.A. History, Geogra¬ phy WILLIAMS, SUSAN E., Glenside, Pennsylvania; B.S. Edu¬ cation, Elementary Education, Early Childhood WILLIAMS, WINTERS S., Princeton; B.A. Art, Speech WILLIAMSON, KEITH E., Summersville; B.A. History, Po¬ litical Science WILSON, CAROLYN L., Athens; B.S. Education, Elemen¬ tary Education, Social Studies WILTSHIRE, PATRICIA QUICK, Athens; B.S. Education, Elementary Education, Social Studies WIMBERLY, CHARLENE, 63 Michelle Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; B.S. Education, Social Studies WINFREY, WILLIAM R., Princeton; B.S. Physics, Math; Alpha Chi pres. WINTER, WILMA FAYE, Ripley; B.S. Education, Home Economics; Home Ec. Club vice-pres. WOOD, MARILYN ANNETTE, Victor; B.S. Education, Home Economics; Kappa Omicron Phi pres., Home Ec. Club sec., Kappa Delta Phi, Cardinal Key, Alpha Chi WORRELL, IRIS JEAN, Wikel; B.S. Business Administration, Accounting; Phi Beta Lambda, Cardinal Key, Alpha Chi WYER, VERA LOU, St. Albans; B.S. Education, Home Economics, Library Science; Bible Club, sec., Home Ec. Club historian, Assoc. Women Students, PINE TREE staff YOUNG, JOAN MARIE, Crumpler; B.S. Education, Ele¬ mentary Education, Library Science ZAPOTICZNY, GALE B., 434 South Pine Ave., South Amboy, New Jersey; B.S. Education, Business 2 37 a WKJtvWe .! 1st Row: lack Rudiger, Russ Vecchio, Jim Beckett, Mike Deal, Alan Van Cott, Scott Humphrey, |im Manley, Craig Miller, Dave Maddy, Tom Cal I is. Bob Nichols. 2nd Row: Chuck Shaw, E. R. Dickerson, Dave Dearing, Frank Aylor, Doug Lawrence, Mike Wagner, Earl Davis, Branson Howell, |oe Trabucco, Bill Sherwood. 3rd Row: |ohn Curia, Rucco Russo, Tony Mamone, Danny Dotson, Li I lard Pitts, Louis Billips, Ivan Whithean, Ralph Mills, Mike Alsop, )oe Archibald. 4th Row: Doug Armentrout, Danny Withers, Alan Finneaty, Bill Beatwell, Dennis Harrell, Robert Akins, Al Parker, Greg Byrd, Val Gachenaur, Al Humphrey. 5th Row: Bill Albert, Jim Grossett, Rusty Curie, Mike Armentrout, Bobbie McClintic, Harry McCloud, Robert Charboneau, Gary Williams, Gary Shorter. CONCORD MOUNTAIN LIONS Don Williams, coach Concord Opponent 6 Bluefield St. 14 0 Elon College 42 12 W. Va. State 13 0 West Liberty 42 17 Newberry College 25 6 W. Va. Tech 22 13 Fairmont St. 63 0 Salem College 25 39 Glenville St. 54 7 Northwood Inst. 16 Individual Statistical Records Punt from scrimmage-Harry McCloud, 73 yds., Elon punt return-)im Beckett, 65 yds., W. Va. Tech kick-off return yardage-)im Beckett, 6 for 219 yds., Glen- ville rushing yardage-Doug Armentrout, 242 yds., Newberry passes intercepted-Scott Humphrey, 6, West Liberty A 4 Student coach Sam Newton takes phone message from the box. M5 2. 6 T MOUNTAIN LION BASKETBALL Ira Blankenship, coach Concord Opponent 102 Clinch Valley 86 78 Emory Henry 60 100 Milligan 90 80 Beckley 74 65 Bluefield 97 67 Salem 82 73 Elon 103 87 Wilmington 88 79 Morris Harvey 109 80 W. Va. Tech 83 52 Glenville 64 87 Bluefield 100 80 W. Va. Wesleyan 94 71 Alderson-Broaddus 87 87 W. Va. State 96 85 Emory-Henry 100 90 Clinch Valley 85 73 W. Va. State 95 66 Glenville 62 76 Beckley 91 62 Fairmont 71 85 W. Va. Tech 97 72 Morris Harvey 104 65 Bluefield 72 1st Row: Jerry Luther, Larry Penn, Glen Abies, Reggie Evans, Randy Wallace, Ron Pannell, Tim Brown. 2nd Row: George Spencer, Tom Harris, Pat Walsh, Boisy Davis, lerry Miller, Jerome Rhodes, Bill Spencer, Mike Harrold 3rd Row: James Spriggs, David Hatfield, Steve Hindle, Ralph Williams. M7 Concord and W. Va. State have ground battle for ball. Ron Pannell in action against Emory-Henry. Glen Abies up for two points. Cheerleaders during Glenville-Concord time out. mm Bernie Davis, Sallie Hoffman, Barbara Shutt, Kathy Ross, and Gail West win best cheerlead- |erry Luther strains for the basket, mg trophy for Concord at state tournament. Team gets a standing cheer when going one point ahead of Beckley. 5 ° CHEERLEADERS Patti McCraw, Bernie Davis, Barbara Shutt, Kathy Ericcson, Kathy Ross, )udy Rhule, Sally Hoffman, and Gail West. 5 Front: Alternate cheerleaders Bernie Davis and Sally Hoffman. Back: Kathy Ericcson, senior cheerleader, Patti McGraw, Barbara Shutt, )udy Rhule, senior cheerleader, Gail West, Kathy Ross. • ' ' ? ■: r., yjSK . ’ 5 ' :$$•■£. •■ ' ' ’r ' . -■ ■ • ' .o Kathy Ross leads Concord cheer. Cheerleaders ride in Homecoming parade. 53 a 54 MOUNTAIN LION BASEBALL Coached by Robert Kyle Concord Opponent 8 Shepherd 3 4 Shepherd ' 1 9 Emory Henry 6 0 Milligan 7 11 Milligan 13 3 Milligan 2 1 Glenville 4 7 Glenville 5 1 Morris Harvey 13 1 Davis and Elkins 0 4 Davis and Elkins 3 9 W. Va. State 2 8 W. Va. Tech 5 5 Alderson-Broaddus 3 6 Fairmont 8 1 W. Va. Tech 2 1 W. Va. State 10 5 Emory Henry 3 WVIAC—did not play ■MIMB K r • m3 . A good hit against Glenville. Bob Spencer on to base. 5 8 CONCORD WOMEN ' S INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL AND SOFTBALL TEAMS 160 f Rory Jewett, Coach Parker, Frank Dinbokowitz, Andy Basso, and Alan Morgan. BOWLING Concord won 3, Fairmont 0 Concord won 3, Shepherd 0 Concord won 0, W. Va. State 3 Concord won 0, Glenville 3 Concord won 2, Morris Harvey 1 Concord won 3, Beckley 0 Finished 3rd in Conference GOLF TEAM Dave Meadows Tom Breen Mike George Not Pictured Russel Sink Andy Basso Dave Osborne 161 Dave Tyree Frosh after taking first place in Track and Field meet. Pool playoff keeps intramural program active in winter Tau Kappa Epsilon undefeated football champs. Intramural Council of Women ' s Division meets with Miss Swan to discuss coming games; Shelly Mazzie served as chairman. Sig Taus take another baseball win Frosh and sophomore teams battle in basketball. TEKE action in baseball Sigmas after defending their swimming championship. Dejected sophomores leave field after Frosh take ring tennis championship game. Phi Sig comes in for points during during track meet. Winning sophomore speedball and soccer teams. Strike during Delta Zeta-Sophomore softball game. Gun sounds for relay beginning. Champion Freshman Ring Tennis team. Relay runners for THE GROUP. Bowling tournament action. Champion sophomore basketball team. Sig Tau Steve Underwood guards base in game with THE GROUP. a66 BOYS ' DIVISION Football . Volleyball... Tennis. Horseshoes Ping Pong . Badmitton singles. doubles . Bowling . Archery. Pool . Swimming . Basketball . Track. Baseball . .. TEKE Phi Sigs Group faculty Group .. TEKE Phi Sigs Phi Sigs Phi Sigs .. TEKE Phi Sigs .. TEKE Group Sig Taus Sandy Echols and Vicky Whitehill take Archery victory for Sophomores. TEKE Jerry Luther coaches his fraternity to basketball championship. Table Tennis champs Pat Corley, Marcia Brumbach, and Kathy Carty. GIRLS ' DIVISION Soccer. Speedball. Field Meet. Table Tennis singles. doubles . Badmitton singles. doubles (tie) Swimming Archery. 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Your work and achievement in the corporate community can be satisfying and rewarding, your contribution important. Check into opportunities in business enterprise. APPALACHIAN POWER CO. ROLLER FLORAL PRINCETON, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTARY FLOWERS FOR MISS CONCORD COLLEGE PAGEANT COMPLIMENTS OF SHOE CENTER the PINE TREE wishes to thank those people who contributed to this 851 Mercer St. edition by purchasing space in the advertising PRINCETON, W. VA. section. 425-4537 Health and Physical Education Building Soon to Begin Mary Helen Friedl, Ass ' t. Ed. Greg Pels, Ass ' t. Ed. 1970 PINE TREE STAFF not pictured Anna Martin, Steve McClung, and Don Kodak, Photographer Sandy Simmerman Sandy Jackson Margie Day TRY-OUTS F or The Next Cw « l College Theot, Pr °ductio n Joan Young ■ Carol Smith I can ' t be contented with yesterday ' s glories; I can ' t live on promises winter to spring. Today is my moment and this is my story; I ' ll laugh and I ' ll cry and I ' ll sing. ' ' So goes the last verse of Today. It is a sad moment to take that last walk through the pines, to say the final good-by to a friend, or break the last tie with Concord. It is as I type this last page for the 1970 PINE TREE. We will all move on but, hopefully, not forget to take with us all the joys that are ours today. There have been so many helpful people, so many good times, so many invaluable experiences. It has been my pleasure and enjoyment to have a part in such an undertaking. May this annual bring many happy memories to you as tomorrow you look back on all the todays you spent at Concord College. 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