Concord College - Pine Tree Yearbook (Athens, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1971 volume:

p I N T R Concord College Athens, W. Va. 0 1970-CONCORD COLLEGE-1971 HAIL CONCORD COLLEGE, HATS OFF TO YOU EVER YOU ' LL FIND US LOYAL AND TRUE FIRM AND UNDAUNTED, ALWAYS WE LL BE HAIL TO THE SCHOOL WE LOVE, HERE ' S A TOAST TO THEE Concord College, the Campus Beautiful, located at Athens, West Virginia. Concord College. Is it just a name or a place, or does it stand for something more? I wonder how many students have ever stopped to ask themselves what Concord College is, or what it represents. Some students will say that Concord College is a place of higher learning, others will say that it is a place to escape from your parents for four years, and still others will say that it is a place to have fun at their parent ' s expense. All of these statements may be true, but beneath all of these ideas you will find that Concord College is simply people. Yes, Concord College is people, people from all corners of America and from all walks of life. Concord is a community within a community. Concord is the interaction of people with other people. People living together, people working together, people making friends, and people having fun. Without these people Concord would cease to exist. People are the living heartbeat of Concord College. They give it life. They provide the nourishment to make it pulsate, expand, and grow ever larger and larger. People are Con¬ cord ' s umbilical cord of life; cut the cord and Concord would be doomed to a slow, strangl¬ ing death. Yes, without people Concord College would cease to exist. Concord is truly people, and people are the greatest thing in the world. 3 ORIENTATION Summer is over, and it is time to go back to school. But it isn ' t like returning to high school. No, now we are entering into a completely new environment, a totally new experi¬ ence. Yes we have finished high school, but we are still students, only now we are college Freshmen. It seems strange entering into this new world. For the first time many of us have finally experienced a sense of complete freedom. We have reached adulthood and no longer have to be tutored and coaxed along by the stiff hands of our parents. For some of us it is the first time that we have been away from home, for others home is but a few miles or short drive away. We experience a sense of fear and anxiety, but we also feel the warmth of happiness and friendship. Now we are college Freshmen. We have much to do during this period of orientation. There are so many new faces to meet and new names to remember. Through our shyness and fear we somehow find that it is easy to make new friends, and we find that people from other sections of the country are really no different than we are. Orientation Week goes by quite rapidly. The schedule has been very busy. Some of the program was interesting, other parts were quite boring. At last it is time to go to the final activity of the week, the Orientation Dance. Oh the tortures of going through that recep¬ tion line. We expect to see stiff-collared professors glaring at us, often with a look of hate in their eyes. But you know what? They are really human, just like us! Orientation was an experience, some enjoyed it, others did not. Finally the week is over, the upperclassmen return, and we prepare to register for the first time. 5 REGISTRATION Oh the agony of it all! First they tell us to go to the Registrar ' s Office to pick up our packets, then we have to fill out all of those silly information cards. After all that trouble, of which we thought there could be no worse, they send us to the library. There we have to run around like complete idiots just to find that the classes we need have all been closed. After we have finally finished in the library, we drag our weary bodies and disheartened souls up the stairway to have our cards checked for the final time. This should be easy, but alas, the line is backed up for as far as the eye can see. We feel like crying. Finally we reach the entrance to the checking station. Nothing can go wrong now. A man comes to the door. He closes the door. What is he doing? What do you mean you are closing for lunch! Do you know how long we have been waiting in this line? Oh HELL! There is something mystical about those lines during registration. They just seem to go on and on. When you have gone through one line, you go immediately to the next one. The lines move slowly, like a giant serpent slithering through high grass. Finally you make it to the last lin e. You feel like you are about to drop in your tracks, but you continue for¬ ward. You continually press onward and onward until you reach the doorway of the Busi¬ ness Office. The Business Office, what an unusual place. There you find a group of very charming secretaries, happily smiling, and eagerly reaching out their hands to take your money. There seems to be something about money; the Business Office is drawn toward it just like a honey bee is attracted to nectar. Now that they have your money, they straighten out their record books and send you out the door. You are finally enrolled. You have be¬ come one of the 2,000 numbers filed in the records of Concord College. 7 tSss ' - ' i £■ ■■ ' fplr « M HOMECOMING At last! The first big fall event of 1970 is here. Homecoming, a weekend of fun and games. Somehow we never thought that we would see this day. It was rather disappoint¬ ing that the original date was cancelled due to our third annual water shortage, but that is past and Homecoming is finally here. And what a three days Homecoming was. Due to rain, the annual Powder Puff Football Game was cancelled, but that evening students enjoyed dancing to the beat of the Free¬ dom Band. Saturday, Homecoming Day, was also marred by rain, but the days events proved to be very successful, and despite the rain, everyone had fun. Rain ruined the parade on Saturday morning. By the time it reached Athens all of the floats were pretty much damaged. Winning the float contest was A Movement to Peace, made by the Theta Xi and Alpha Sigma Phi fraternities. Rain deterred students from attending the Homecoming football game against Salem College. However, the rain did not seem to interfere with the Concord Mountain Lions as they marched to a smashing 27-20 upset victory over Salem. This victory also made the 1970 Homecoming a giant success. During halftime of the football game, the name of the 1970 Homecoming Queen and her court was announced. Miss Sherry dayman was crowned Homecoming Queen at the ceremony. Miss Kathy Ross received 1st runner-up honors, and Miss Mary Miller received 2nd runner-up honors. Topping off Homecoming Day was the semi-formal dance in the Ballroom. Music was provided by the Mass Productions. Presentation of the Queen and her Court was the highlight of the nights entertainment. With all of the initial problems. Homecoming turn¬ ed out to be a great success. ii HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Sherry dayman Miss Kathy Ross Miss Mary Miller HOMECOMING COURT Miss Diane Godfrey LTS HMLKn v � � � T MY MtY IN DEDICATION Dr. James Shrewsbury Professor of English A man of integrity, dedicated to his job and to his students, a fore¬ runner in the advancement of higher education and the relativity of subject matter to student education. These are all a part of the character of Dr. Shrewsbury, but more important, he is a friend, someone to talk to when you need help, or just someone to talk and pass the time-of-day with. He possesses a sense of vitality, an interest in his students, and is always willing to give of himself and his time in order to help a stu¬ dent having difficulties. Dr. Shrewsbury is a wonderful person, and is truly a credit to Concord College. 19 K;r • ' i.lBfe , t dBl: IByfc v v ■ If Jt ■t-jk Take Her, She ' s Mine by Phoebe Henry Ephron 22 Principal . . Mollie . . . Frank . . . Anne . . . . Liz. Stewardess . Emmett . . Adele .... Sarah . . . . Donn .... 1st Freshman 2nd Freshman Richard . . . Alex .... Mr. Whitmyer Linda . . . . Clancy . . . Dr. Hibbitts Go-Go-Girl Go-Go-Girl . . . .Larry Barber . . .Vicky Richards . .Jeffrey A. Berger . . .Nancy Perkins . . . .Debi Morgan . . . .Cathy Bailey Lawrence Persinger . . .Sherrie Wright . . . .Share Evans . . .Steve Arbaugh . .Alex Thompson .Dave Lion .Raymond Hamden .Bill Stark . . . .Micky Mann . . .Marcia Winner . . .Dave Morrone .Ellen Shaw . . . .Jo Sizemore . .Lynn Bondurant Antigone by Jean Anouilh Chorus.Micky Mann Antigone.Cathryn Paul Ismene.Emily Gernhardt Nurse.Nancey Ackerman Haemon .Steve Arbaugh 1st Guard .Jeffrey A. Berger 2nd Guard .Larry Barber 3rd Guard.Jim Beha Messenger .Raymond Hamden Page .Thomas Hambrick, Jr. Eurydice.Diane Hoff Creon .Hugh Fitch Hi BEHIND THE SCENES 31 The Ugly Duckling by A. A. Milne The Page .Raymond Hamden The King.Bernard Kiernan The Chancellor .Milton Mayes The Queen .Dorothy McMichael Camilla .Roberta Shook Dulcibella .Christine Taschler Simon.David Roth Carlo.Robert Moore The Tridget Of Griva by Ring Lardner Louis Barhooter (The Tridget).Bill Stark Desire Corby (Wham Salesman) . . .Jeff Berger Basil Laffler (Corn Vitter).Dave Lion 33 THE LESSON- A Mature Absurdity by Eugene Ionesco The Professor.Dave Palmer The Student.Brenda Palmer The Maid.Cathy Paul 34 by Noel Coward Sorel Bliss.Carol Lundrigan Simon Bliss .David Palmer Clara .Lucile Bird Judith Bliss .Dorothy McMichael David Bliss .Jerry Blatt Sandy Tyrell .Thomas Buckey Myra Arundel.Cathryn Paul Richard Greatham .David Roth Jackie Coryton .Brenda Palmer Hay Fever . iat Dial M For Murder by Frederick Knott Margot Wendice .Share Evans Max Halliday .Jim Beha Tony Wendice.James Elmore Captain Lesgate.Jeffrey Berger Inspector Hubbard.William Stark Thompson .Raymond Hamden iit C ' ' 1 1 [ , • Vjk s i jOSr £?: - 7� _ 1 v a B L 49 TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM 42 � h Mike Gaspersich . Lawrence Persinger Bill Stark .... George O ' Bryan . . . .as Romaine .as Sample Swichel . .as Simon Slade . . .as Frank Slade Jeffrey Berger .as Harvey Green Bob Roark.as Willie Hammond Raymond Hamden .as Joe Morgan Steve Arbaugh .as Tommy Messrs.Dave Miller, Alex Thompson, Rob Weis Vicky Richards .as Goldie Hills Diane Hoff.as Mrs. Slade Ima Jo Sizemore .as Mary Morgan Lynn Bondurant .as Mehitabel Cartwright Connie Bryant.as Mrs. Morgan Mesdames.Cathy Bailey, Emmy Gernhardt, Janice Faye Aldridge, Karen Crouse SENIORS Glen Abies James Albert Bill Albizati Geraldine Alesio Jim Allen Mary Bailey Raymona Bailey Dennis Barbakow Lou Barlow Kathryn Bazzie Joyce Beggs Jim Beha Linda Behan 48 Joanne Berdinka Claudia Blankenship Becky Blevins Richard Boggs Phillip Booth Bob Broncatello James Broyles Hair. It’s not the style that counts, it’s what’s under it. Marcia Brumbach Deborah Bulmer Judy Bunker Carolyn Burge Charlene Burks Suzanne Burr Barbara Burton William Chilakos Nancy Cutler W. H. Dalton Boisy Davis Cathy Delavega Peggy Delinocci Kenneth Davis v ! 51 Linda Farley Alcinda Faulknier Linda Fink Joe Fox Carol Parker Pat Gerardo Henry Gernhardt Connie Goad Susan Green Lorenzo Griffin Nancy Guills Susan Haney Carl Harris Edwin Harris Judith Harris Hope Harvey Barbara Pile Diane Hoff Judy Ingram Rory Jewett Peggy Johnson Flo Jones Gail Kendrick Carol Little Marilyn Lowe Jeanne McMann Edward McQuail Skip Meadows Linda Meadows Patricia Milam HsfiPigii 7 iff fjff if n r; itsSSaPi ] 1 ® tej m fill f; 4 1 m f ?! p ' PH j ill 71 mmmt ft J wm Linda Miller Nancy Moore Alan Morgan Thomas Myles Jan Newton Janet Norman Stanley Norman Sally Parker Naomi Parker John Parkin Sheila Parks John Pile Lavada Pittsenbarger Mark Plummer Shirley Powell Dorothy Preston Kathy Pruzinsky Ernest Ramsey Charles Reed John Rosenburg Linnia Sammons Vivian Sheets Sandra Simmerman Betty Sims In m an m A ■ J | f Jf 1 t- Barbara Smith James Tanner Connie Smith Danny Taylor Bill Stark Danny Thomas Phyllis Stevenson Lester Thompson Louis Szuch Susan Tingler Alan VanCott Elizabeth Vandall Russ Vecchio Darrell Wade Mike Wagner warn 59 Diane Walker Linda Walker Jeanne Wall Lloyd Ward Gail McGhee Donna Whaling William Whanger Carolyn Williams Winters Williams Margaret Wilson Peggy Wolfe Thomas Woodbury Nancy Woodyard Pat Worrell Patricia Abshire Barbara Berger Barbara Brotherton Bill Elkins Ron Engel Sheila Heinmiller Allyn Howe Scott Humphrey John Jarvis Bob Layne Jason Najmulski Debbie McClure John McClure Mary Miller Vikki Poore Dewey Russell John Vastardis Richard Wheland Bruce Williams 62 ABLES, GLEN: Bluefield; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Bas¬ ketball Team, F.C.A., Lettermens Club ABSHIRE, PATRICIA: Charleston; B.S. Education; Geography Club ADKINS, JERRY: Berwind; B.S. Education AKERS, DANDRIDGE: Princeton ALBERT, JAMES: Johnstown, Pa.; B.S. Education; Baseball Team, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Chi, Who ' s Who ALBIZATI, WILLIAM: Bayonne, N.J.; Phi Sigma Epsilon ALESIO, GERALDINE: Schenectady, N.Y.; B.S. Education; McComas Sarvay Hall Council, Wom¬ en ' s Tower ' s Hall Council, SGA Representative, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Housing Committee, Intra¬ murals ALLEN, JAMES: Princeton; B.S. Education; Sigma Tau Gamma, Junior Class Senator, IFC, Con- cordian. Homecoming Activities Chairman, May Weekend Queen ' s Chairman, Sigma Sigma Sigma Sweetheart ANDERSON, ROSETTA: White Sulphur Springs; B.S. Education; Alpha Beta Alpha ARTHUR, HARRY: Vinton, Va.; B.A. Music; Phi Theta Kappa, Novice Bowling Trophy, Com¬ manders BAILEY, RAYMONA: Beckley; B.S. Education; Kappa Delta Pi BARBAKOW, DENNIS: Princeton; B.A., Cum Laude, Alpha Chi, Blue Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Pro-Soc, Senior Class Senator, Who ' s Who BARBER, LARRY: Crumpler; B.S. Education; Theta Xi, I.F.C., Resident Assistant — Towers; Theater, Stage Manager, Director — Faculty Interlude, Par¬ ticipated in Plays, Santa Claus for Christmas party BAZZIE, KATHRYN: Bradley; Bible Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Quoir BEHA, JAMES: Washington; Track Team, Debate Team, Collegiate Choir, College Theater, Sopho¬ more Class President, Philosophy Club, Theta Xi BENSON, JERRY: Athens; Pi Kappa Alpha, S.G.A., Blue Key, Alpha Chi, College Commanders, Who ' s Who BERDINKA, JOANNE: Westhampton, N.Y.; B.S. Education; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Varsity Field Hockey, W.R.A., Intramurals BLANKENSHIP, CLAUDIA: Oak Hill; B.S. Edu¬ cation; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Panhellenic, Resident Assistant — Towers BOOTH, PHILIP: Oak Hill; B.S. Education; Nick¬ name ' ' PORK CHOP , Freshman Senator, Foot¬ ball, Art Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Bowling Team, Student Art Show, Intramurals BRAGG, ERNEST: Princeton; Tau Kappa Epsilon BROGAN, DAVE: Lookout; B.A.; Phi Sigma Epsilon, S.G.A. Vice-Pres., Speaker of the Senate, Student Affairs Council, Elections Committee, Circle K Club, Resident Assistant — Towers, Who ' s Who BRONSOTELLO, BOB: Waldwick, N.J.; Baseball Team, Intramural Manager, Intramurals, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Resident Assistant, WAVZ Radio BROYLES, JIM: Union; Mens Hall Council, Phi Beta Lambda BRUMBACH, MARCIA: Boyertown, Pa.; Women ' s Basketball, Softball, Field Hockey, WRA, Intra¬ murals, Swimming Team, Volleyball Team BULMER, DEBORAH: Hampton, N.J.; B.S. Educa¬ tion, Early Childhood Ed. BUNKER, JUDY: Arnold, Md.; Program for the Per¬ ceptually Poor Children BURGE, CAROLYN: Martinsville, Va.; B.S. Educa¬ tion; A.W.S. 1967-68, Home Economics Club BURKS, CHARLENE: Welch; B.S. Education; Kappa Delta Pi, Women ' s Upper Class Hall Council, Who ' s Who, SGA Executive Council BURTON, BARBARA: Bluefield; B.S. Education; THE CONQUEROR Enough Said Barb? CAHILL, SIERRA: Princeton; Kappa Delta Pi CASSIDY, ALVA: Crab Orchard; Home Economics Club CHANDLER, CHARLES: Princeton; Marching Band, Symphonic Band, College Choir, Collegiate Sing¬ ers, Chamber Singers, Brass Ensemble, Young Republicans, M.E.N.C. CHILAKOS, WILLIAM: Rahway, N.J.; Collegiate Civitan Club CRAWFOR, DAVID: St. Albans; Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Blue Key, Sigma Tau Gamma, I.F.C., Class Senator, Who ' s Who CUNNINGHAM, CAROLYN: Athens; B.S. Educa¬ tion; College Choir, Methodist Student Movement, Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key, Alpha Psi Omega Drama Society, Alpha Sigma Tau DAVIS, KENNETH, JR.: Wytheville, Va.; Football, Track Dorm Council, Circle K Club, College Courts Council; B.A. Business Administration FARLEY, LINDA: Princeton; Alpha Chi 63 FAULKNIER, ALCINDA: Marlinton; B.A.; College Choir, Pro-Soc. FAYKUS, RAYMOND: Beckley;Tau Kappa Epsilon, Veteran ' s Club FINK, LINDA: Flat Top; B.S. Education; Cardinal Key, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Bible Club, Gamma Beta Phi, Alpha Mu Gamma, Freshman Guide, Miss Congeniality — Miss Concord Pageant, Who ' s Who FOX, JOE: Troy, N.Y.; B.S. Business Admin istration, Accounting; S.G.A. Executive Council, Men ' s Hall Council, Theta Xi, Senator, I.F.C., Winter Week¬ end Committee, Talent Show Committee Chair¬ man, Christmas Party Chairman, Radio Com¬ mission FREEMAN, DEBORAH: Athens; Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Alpha Beta Alpha, Alpha Chi GAINO, NANCY: Allentown, Pa.; Hockey Team, Swimming Team GERNHARDT, HENRY, JR.: Princeton; B.S. Edu¬ cation, Early Elementary; Blue Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, Perceptual Program, Who ' s Who GOAD, CONNIE: Newhall; Gamma Beta Phi, W.R.A., Intramurals GONZALEZ, MICHAEL: Milton; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Veterans Club GREEN, SUSAN: Welch; Marching Band, Concert Band, Alpha Sigma Tau GRIFFIN, LORENZO: East Gulf; Freshman Senator, Freshman President, Soph. President, Junior Sen¬ ator, Senior President, Circle K, Black Student Union, Coordinator of Homecoming, Action for Concord Today, Students for Creative Action and Debate, Track Team, Intramural Sports, Tutorial Program for High School Students GWINN, JAMES: Oak Hill; Tau Kappa Epsilon, In¬ tramural Sports HAGER, ADDIE: Bluefield; College Choir, Collegiate Singers HAGERMAN, JANET: Jolo; Gamma Beta Phi, Phi Beta Lambda HARRIS, CARL: Cottle; Theta Xi, Senior Resident Assistant HARROUFF, RUBY: Bob White; Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi HOFF, DIANE: So. Charleston; A.W.S., Theater, Best Actress in a Minor Role, Alpha Psi Omega, Co- chairman Decorating Committee for Homecoming HUDKINS, BEVERLY: Leivasy; Alpha Sigma Tau, Phi Beta Lambda, Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Panhellenic Council, McComas-Sarvay Hall Council INGRAM, JUDY: Bassett, Va.; B.S. Education, En¬ glish and Library Science JEWETT, RORY: Latham, N.Y.; B.S. Business Ad¬ ministration, Accounting; Theta Xi JOHNSON, PEGGY: Princeton; Home Economics Club, American Home Economics Association JONES, FLORENCE: Centereach, N.Y.; Intramurals, Intercollegiate Hockey, W.R.A., Intramural Coun¬ cil, S.G.A. Representative, Delta Zeta KENNEDY, CELINE: Whittier, Calif.; College Choir, Newman Apostolate, Delta Zeta KOONTZ, DAVID: Athens; Pro-Soc. LAWS, PATRICIA: MacArthur; B.S. Education; Majorette LITTLE, CAROL: Wilcoe; B.S. Education; Early Childhood LOWE, MARILYN: Parkersburg; Art Club, Spanish Club, Delta Zeta MAHER, JOHN: Parlin, N.J.; Track, Wrestling MANLEY, JAMES: Tewksbury, Mass.; Football, Track, Baseball, Intramurals, Tau Kappa Epsilon MARIAN, SUE: Princeton; Home Economics Club, American Home Economics Association McGINNIS, WILLIAM: Camp Creek McMANN, JEANNE: Gap Mills; Sigma Sigma Sigma McQUIAL, EDWARD, J. Ill: Bluefield; B.S. Educa¬ tion MELCHER, WADE: Bluefield; College Choir, College Band, Delta Sigma Phi McMILLIAN, PAUL: Charleston; Pi Kappa Alpha, Wrestling Team MEADOWS, CLIFTON: Winfield; Tau Kappa Epsi¬ lon Football — Trainer Manager, Track — Man¬ ager, Golf Team, Circle K Club MISHON, DAVID: Levittown, Pa.; Marching Band, Newman Apostolate, Cross Country Team, College Commanders, Outing Club, Concordian Concert Band, Concord Six MAXWELL, PATRICIA: Amherstdale; Alpha Chi, Phi Beta Lambda, Cardinal Key MORGAN, ROBERT: Princeton; Bowling Team, Theta Xi, Bible Club NICHOLS, DANIEL: Bluefield; Collegiate Singers, Young Republicans Club PARKER, SALLY: Ronceverte; Collegiate Chorale, College Choir, Soph. Senator, Bible Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key, Alpha Chi, Who ' s Who PARKS, SHEILA: Logan; Alpha Sigma Tau, Kappa Delta Pi, Student Senate, Panhellenic Council PAXTON, SHERRY: Matoaka; Kappa Delta Pi PETRUZZI, JOHN: Athens; Pi Kappa Alpha PILATO, MICHAEL: Fayetteville; Collegiate Civitan Club, Vice-Pres. 1970, President 1971 PLUMMER, MARK: Athens; Pi Kappa Alpha, Symphonic Band, Senior Senator PRESTON, DOROTHY: Kermit; Home Economics Club, Dorm Hall Council, Kappa Omicron Phi, Cardinal Key, Who ' s Who POORE, VICTORIA: Bald Knob; Delta Zeta POWELL, DIANA: Princeton; W.R.A., Swimming Team, Home Economics Club POWELL, SHIRLEY: So. Charleston; B.S. Education, Social Studies; Gamma Beta Phi, Delta Zeta, Freshman Guide, Intramurals PRUZINSKY, CATHERINE: Bergenfield, N.J.; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Panhellenic Council PUCKETT, SANDRA: Princeton; Spanish Club, Homecoming Float Activities, Collegiate Choir, Collegiate Singers, Young Republicans Club, Who ' s Who RAMEY, CHARLES: Mercerburg, Pa.; Dramatics Club at Wesley College RAMSEY, ERNEST: Herndon; Kappa Delta Pi, Ori¬ entation Leader, German Club RICHARDS, FREDERICK: Buffalo, N.Y.; Theta Xi RICHARDS, VICTORIA: Petersburg, Va.; W.R.A., Theater, Alpha Psi Omega ROSENBURG, JOHN: Woodbury, N.J.; Business Re¬ search Intern for the Center for Economic Action, Civitan Club, WAVZ Sales Consultant SHIELDS, MARY AGNES: Lewisburg; Delta Zeta, McComas-Sarvay Hall Council, Freshman Guide, College Choir, Intramurals SHORT, FAYETTA: Clear Fork; Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key, Who ' s Who SIMPLICIO, ROSALIE: Northfork; B.A. Sociology; Pro-Soc, May Queen Court, Alpha Chi, Alpha Sigma Alpha SINK, VICKI: Princeton; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Phi Beta Lambda, Guide at Baccalaureate 1969 SAMMONS, LENNIA: Logan; B.S. Education; Delta Zeta, Kappa Omicron Phi, Home Economics Club, West Virginia Home Economics Association, American Home Economics Association SMITH, BARBARA: Danville, Va .; B.S. Elementary Education; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Philanthropic Chairman, Home Economics Club SMITH, CONNIE: St. Albans; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Alpha Chi, Cardinal Key, Intramurals, Intramural Bowling Award, Newman Apostolate STARK, WILLIAM: Newton, N.J.; B.A. Business; Alpha Psi Omega, College Band, College Theater STEVENS, PHYLLIS: Davy; S.G.A., McComas- Sarvay Hall Council, Towers Hall Council, Kappa Delta Pi TIPANE, JOSEPH: Beckley; B.S. Education, Mathe¬ matics; Choir, Collegiate Singers, Chamber Singers, Newman Apostolate, H ' s 4, Talent Show THOMAS, DANIEL: Falls Church, Va.; Band, Young Democrats, College Center Board, Sociology Club, Black Student Union, College Appeals Board, Concordian WOODBURY, TOM: Valley Forge, Pa.; Sigma Tau Gamma, Wrestling Team, B.S. Business Man¬ agement WORRELL, PATRICIA: Wikel; Home Economics Club, Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Omicron Phi, Alpha Chi, Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who 65 o R G A N I John Bronaugh, President Norbert Tutlis Business Manager Frances Latousakis Pat Dolan, Pres. Junior Class John Valleau, Pres. Fresh. Class Student Senate CONCORDIAN Jim McNeely, Editor Nick Bassett Mark Skofield Chester McKinney Barry Blizzard Garnet Lilly Terry Barnett Don Kodak Debi Morgan g N Dan Ingram A mighty big man with an audience to match! WABC ' s Big Dan Ingram . . . con¬ sistently New York ' s top radio personality! Ingram has built strong leadership with a glib wit, lightning-fast ad-libs, and a keen understanding of what people like to hear. His contemporary humor ranges from sub¬ tle tongue-in-cheek to outright hilarity. Dan Ingram is the one reason why WABC reaches more homes than any other radio station in North America! Kathy Miller Dr. W. Shears . . . discussion on drugs. Allan Handelman Wayne Crotty John Williams i Wk .... . it — - j r. m i SfflSm vA aMa iLflf jjm is IJHllfH 4 Vjl life ' a C Wk MIL a JJSk h John (Magoo) Parker Howard Cosell — sportscaster, interviewer, lawyer ... “a Jack of Many Trades” and master of all! Cosell, as WABC-Radio Sports Director, is featured throughout the week in timely reports and provocative commentary on the major sports events of the day. Whenever, wherever sports-news breaks, from Madison Square Garden to Europe via satellite, Howard is on the scene with his highly descriptive eye-witness reports. His contributions to the sports world are legion; an organizer of New York’s Little League, supporter of young baseball aspirants, and propagator of the legacies of sport greats. As host of his own interview program, “Speaking of Everything,” Howard Cosell has rekindled an excitement and loyalty to Sunday evening radio among thousands of curious listeners. Howard’s interviews are described by Ben Gross of the New York Daily News as . . among the best on the air.” Never one to shy from controversy, Cosell probes the innermost thoughts of people from all walks of life. Howard Cosell, another winner on the All-Star Team of WABC-Radio. Chuck Morola 73 WABC ' s Rosko with Progressive Rock John Rosenberg Steve Rosenquist That voice they hear is so o-o big! The suave, sophisticated young man who owns it is always a surprise to listeners when he makes a personal appearance. Thousands rushed to see him when he made his first appearance at the New York Coliseum. A journalism major at the University of Illinois, he was a star student, president of his fraternity, and a broadcaster heard regularly on the two University stations. After leaving college. Chuck did some speech writing in the Army, then got into radio in Baltimore. He developed a sharp air personality in a very short time —and WABC heard him and the cal! went out. Chuck is now leading the pack across the board at nigh —and he owns the big Sunday afternoon and evening periods. If any personality gets “A” for co-opera¬ tion with his advertisers, it’s Chuck Leonard. His personal appearances have been singular successes — and his ingenuity with a commercial is becoming legend. 1)1010 NEW KOOK AN ABC OWNED RADIO STATION t 74 Bob Broncatello Robert “John Valleau Pat Gerardo Steve “Fubar Finley Ray Turner Sherman Miller Jim Leone Pat Dolan Z LU |— DC LU LU P I Terry Clay Sue Deeter 76 Darnell Peters Lynne Taylor Greg Pels Editor Sandy Simmerman Asst. Editor Tom Buckey Advisor 77 MAJORETTES Malinda Maynard Rita Richards Carolyn Kriss Donna Smith Bille Pack L m QHM« ■iH , : 9 3 10$ Wl fc X jftagxz wm ' jmmm fmm % vhi £ _ feMKV COLLEGIATE SINGERS MARCHING BAND COLLEGE CENTER BOARD ALPHA BETA ALPHA KAPPA DELTA PI ALPHA CHI The Delta Gamma Chapter of KAPPA DELTA PI is an Honorary Society in Education. Kappa Delta Pi has as its principles: excellence in scholarship; high personal standards; improvement in teacher preparation; distinction in achieve¬ ment; and contributions to Education. Under the capable guidance of Dr. Abbott and Mrs. Lawrence, Kappa Delta Pi members teach perceptually retarded children in the Athens area. This worthwhile project is financed by an annual book sale. Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society was founded in 1922 and has spread to over 100 campuses. The purpose of the Society is to promote academic excellence at the schools which have chapters. The top 10% of the Junior and Senior classes are eligible for membership. Officers are Pres. Steve Underwood, Vice-Pres. Scott Rogers, Sec. Patsy Maxwell, Treas. Jim Albert. AWARDS Best Play of the Year .Antigone Outstanding Performer of the Year .Jeff Berger Best Set Design.Antigone Best Actor in a Major Role.Jeff Berger Best Actress in a Major Role.Vicky Richards Best Actor in a Supporting Role.Bill Stark Best Actress in a Supporting Role.Emmy Gernhardt Best Actors in Minor Roles.Ray Hamden Steve Arbaugh Best Actress in a Minor Role.Diane Hoff 83 Om O — CO “0 X T3 Kappa Omicron Phi is a national honorary organization for oi KAPPA OMICRON PHI HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is an organization directed toward the de¬ velopment of professional attitudes and competencies and serves as an introduction into the profession of home economics. They are involved with the program of work of the State Home Economics Association and with the program of work of the American Home Economics Asso¬ ciation. Serving the College, the Home Economics Club provides career in¬ formation to students, presents pro¬ grams on all phases of Home Eco¬ nomics, and presents an annual fash¬ ion show. } r Mi t j u f .u ' jr J • L “ Mrs. Mangrum Darnell Peters, Elaine Phillips, Sue Robinson, Sharon Rowe, Charlene Burks, Clara Lewis. WOMEN ' S UPPERCLASS HALL COUNCIL OFFICERS: Patricia Smith .President Linda Wiseman.Secretary Elaine Phillips .Treasurer Mrs. Mangrum .Sponsor not pictured — Vichi McBride, Claudia Smith, Nancy Kreischer, Franne Enersen, Mary Pres¬ ton, Nancy Stover. A McCOMAS-SARVEY HALL COUNCIL MEMBERS Bill Brezinski Melvin Stallworth John Chapman Curtis Cooper Dennis Belcher John Vassiliou NEW MEN ' S HALL COUNCIL Mrs. Virgie Turner Advisor OFFICERS: Richard Miller Charles Carter Wayne Keaton David Liddle Bob Timian . , . . . President . . . . Vice-Pres. . . . Sec.-Treas. Parliamentarian . . . .SGA Rep. Outstanding members not pictured Danny Totten Kerry Dowell Mark Skoefield Wesley Bird i 4 i 4j WOMEN ' S HALL COUNCIL-TOWERS The Women ' s Hall Council of the Twin Towers has attempted to solve some of the problems of dorm life by mediating between stud ents and directors, co-ordinating activities, and attempting to secure more privileges for the women. Among the year ' s special projects were the Winter Wonderland Formal, sponsoring Sally Hoffman in the Miss Concord Pageant , and honoring Dean Wilson at a reception on the occasion of her retirement. 88 MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE m t m i M JH Ml C l ' ' i Iff ii ' K •� Ii Ki ' H ■: J. Therin Rogers Faculty Advisor OFFICERS President .... Gary Palmer Vice-Pres.Margaret Fligginbotham Treasurer . . . . Lewis Barlow Secretary.Linda Fink Historian .Julia O ' Dell SGA Rep. . . . Nesta Wickline GAMMA BETA PHI SOCIETY Gamma Beta Phi is a service-leadership organization. The purposes are the advancement of educational ideals, the encouragement of scho¬ lastic effort, and the rewarding of academic merit among college stu¬ dents. While Gamma Beta Phi is not primarily a social organization, the social phase is encouraged for the overall development of the members. Membership is open to those of Worthy Character, Good Mentality, Creditable Achievement, and Commendable Attitude. Concord requires a 2.0 average. Projects this year have been a donation to Athens VFD, Glenwood Nursing Plome visitation, Christmas visitation to retired Concord faculty and staff, scholarship fund, and serving as guides for campus visitors. Gamma Beta Phi Display 91 BLACK STUDENT UNION The Concord College Black Student Union became a recognized campus organization on March 19, 1970. The purpose of this group is to promote the cultural, educational, social, and political interests of its members and to promote a better understanding of Black Students on the part of the Concord College student body. This organization also emphasizes the role of the Black Student in Black community services and Black progressive movements. OFFICERS ACTIVITIES Minister of Information — Martinell Gonney Minister of Cultural Activities — Johnny C. Tyson Minister of Public Relations — Drema Lipscomb Secretary — Clara Lewis Treasurer — John Parker S.G.A. Representative — L. Dwight Cox Sponsor — Mr. Edward J. Cabbell Second Annual Black Poetry Reading Gospel Sing Spiritual Choir Women ' s Federal Reformatory Alderson, West Virginia Spiritualettes Princeton, West Virginia West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference of Black Students Miss Black Pearl Pageant Afro-American Ball Featuring the Soulful Galaxies ■ . ■ [liggp i •lii-i B.f 8 «« i 8 « 5 | mmmmn P HtM� ! I 1 1 } t. 1 .$■ ' I ' ' BIBLE CLUB The Concord College Bible Club is an interdenominational Christian organization. The purpose of the Club is to study the Bible, provide Christian fellowship for its members, and to establish a witness for Christ on the campus. It is not sponsored by any religious denomination. The Bible Club has a different fu nction each fall to welcome the freshman. The Club serves as host to guest speakers who discuss topics of interest to the college students, faculty, and community. We show Christian films for the entertainment of all students. Also, it has picnics and pizza parties, etc., scheduled throughout the year. 93 CARDINAL KEY Sponsor Miss Mary Beckett Julia O ' Dell President Margaret Higginbotham Vice-President Margaret Jobes Secretary Jo Hudkins Carolyn Cunningham Carol Drake Linda Fink Sally Parker Dorothy Preston Patsy Maxwell Celia Schwanebec Judith Kincaid Fayetta Short Sandra Simmerman Connie Smith Donna Stanziani Patricia Worrell M M M H BLUE KEY Concord ' s honor organizations, Blue Key and Cardinal Key, sponsored two major projects this year. An Honors Day was held during the fall for members of high school honor societies. Dr. DeBoer spoke on “The Challenge of Honor Societies at the annual Spring Banquet which is given for all honor organizations. Members of Blue Key and Cardinal Key are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service. Sponsor Dr. James Shrewsbury .--V--- - ” ’ ■ ' : . . ■ « . V, tv ■ ' ••• ' ■ r - ’� •� f , ' ■ . , v; ,S ■ T„rv ■ .. ' «• V ® , ’ - . � ' -S .. ' V f v J0 JP - • £«i - � ■. i. , OFFICERS: Bill Sistler, Mike Zorio and Richard Basham INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Kappa Epsilon chapter of THETA XI Frank Wetzler President Joe Fox Vice-President Carl Harris Secretary Sponsored 1970 Homecoming Queen, Miss Sherry dayman . . . Monuments to Peace, our float won 1st place also . . . Best Pledge, Fall 1970-71 — Mark Mitchell; Best Active — Butch Harris; Best Senior — Joe Fox; Best Athlete — Frank Wetzler; Tiger Award — Rory Jewett; Sweetheart — Jo Hutchins . . . Blue Iris Ball, April 17; annual Camp party, April 10 . . . Pledges for Spring 1970-71, Gary McCaulley, Bill Laird, Mike Crouse, Fred Cooper, Patsey Gerardo and John Deuce Voloski . . . Entertained National Representative, Mr. Joseph Jocquin . . . President Frank Wetzler attended S.E.I.F.C. National Conven¬ tion in Atlanta, Ga. . . . Officers Spring 1970-71 — President, Frank Wetzler; Vice-President, Joe Fox; Treasurer, Rick Alley; Corresponding Secretary, Butch Harris; Scholarship Chairman, Fred Richards; Senior Steward, Brian O ' Connel; Junior Steward, Mark Mitchell. Rick Alley John Bronaugh John McCarthy Fred Cooper Mike Crouse Pat Flannery Pat Gerardo Rory Jewett Bill Laird Stanley Linkous Gary McCauley John McClure Mark Mitchell Brian O ' Connell Fred Richards John Voloski Debbie Hayslett Vice-Pres. Marilyn Lowe President Kay McMillion Treasurer | , i Karen Cary Nancy Crewdson Clancy Cullinan Joy Dixon Franne Enerson Nanette Jouvere Gail Kendrick Celine Kennedy Nancy Kreischer Debbie Lamadue Linda Meadows Mae Meadows Linda Miller Judy Parks Vikki Poore Fay Scholtes Mary Shields Renee Shumate Nancy Smith Sara Summers 98 Epsilon Delta chapter of DELTA ZETA Killarney Rose . . . Christmas Stockings and cards to fraternities . . . Mardi Gras . . . Diamond Ball . . . Founded Nationally in 1902, locally in 1956 . . . gifts to Navajo Indians . . . Can Drive for needy at Christ¬ mas . . . contributions to Galludett College for the Deaf . . . Linda Miller, Best Pledge . . . Bill Sistler, Sweetheart . . . Miss Diane Shultz, sponsor . . . spon¬ sored Sharon Burnette in Miss Concord Pageant . . . “Sisterhood we share together, lasts until Eternity. Reggie Evans Sharon Gray Linda Harman Betty Hoge Flo Jones Barbara Landers Libby Lanham Pam Legg Brenda McHenry Judy Meador Shirley Powell Sue Robinson Debbie Roseberry Connie Royall Jane Sovine Colleen Swanhart Carol Szuch Carolyn Williams Benna Woods Sherri Wright 99 Dave Brogan President Bill Sherwood Vice-Pres. John Woods Secretary William Albizati John Bishop Bob Broncatello Jay Hoke Mike Hymes John Jarvis Tom McIntyre Mike Murphy Dewey Russell Gary Shorter Art Shumate Treasurer Ron Engel John Fada Ralph Fetzer 100 Phi Mu chapter of PHI SIGMA EPSILON Lift your heads up to the sky — Phi Sig passing by . . . Men of the Red Berets... National founded 1910... Local founded March 5, 1960... Cardinal Red and Silver . . . Slave Sale . . . Bill Lester and Jay Hoak Best pledges . . . Intramural Champions for 1970-71 . . . John Jarvis Best Active . . . Vince Cali, Alumni of Year . . . Bob Pearce, First Runner-up National Phi Sig Athlete of Year . . . Sweetheart, Claudia Kelly, also Miss Concord College . . . Terry Hambrick, Phi Sig intramural sportsmanship award in memory of Samuel Launtz . . . Sponsored 1st Runner-up Homecoming Queen Kathy Ross . . . Sponsored May Queen Carolyn Caldwell . . . 2nd place Spring Sing . . . 3rd place National Newsletter Award . . . Nancy Per¬ kins in competition for National Phi Sig Sweetheart . . . Mr. Craft, Mr. Burton, Mr. Etersque, Mr. Moore, Sponsors . . . provide desk blotters for dorms . . . Highest Scholastic Average among Fraternities on Campus. David Cathers Robert Dayton Jim Delardo Pat Dolan Andy Ellis Steve Finley Dickie Frank Chuck Frederick Val Gochenour Dennis Harrell Ken Jensen William Lester Gary Mahoney Mark McComas Paul McIntyre Mark Silance Robert Smith Joe Trabucco Tom Vogel Rich Wheland 101 Alpha Alpha chapter of SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Connie Smith President Carolyn Caldwell Secretary Sheila Heinmiller Vice-Pres. Sam Newton Sweetheart Linda Harold Treasurer Sarah Fleshman Secretary Carrie Beavers Barb Berg Lynn Blankenship Kitty Brogan Bonni Burdock Margaret Edwards Sherry Faulkner Debbie Hall Susan Haney Jane Hatfield Patty Lynch Annel McKenzie Jeanne McMann Peggy Milan Mary Miller 102 I Pat Corley 1970-71 National Honor Pledge IHrail Carol Butler Joyce Carte Anitra Conley Pat Corley Judy Crowe Debbie Hill Bobbie Hiller Nancy Lambert Paula Lindsay Ruth Linkenhoker Christi Nelson Sharon Pais Pam Plymale Carol Richmond Bobbi Runyan Patty Shelton Nancy Stover Kerry Trowbridge Micki Webb Nancy Williams 103 Jesse English Bob Gunter Neil Hawkins Brian Hedderick Neil Johnson Richard Reese Bob Rose Bill Seaver Pat Sinicrope Danny Taylor 104 Alpha Lambda chapter of SIGMA TAU GAMMA Jim Allen Vice-Pres. Clennie Arthur Treasurer Bill Sistler Secretary Bill Aldridge Craig Alterio Doug Armentrout Wes Basham Bill Bertwell Joe Coalter Glen Crotty Bill Crute Rusty Curie Roy Keeny Charles Mancuso Tony Mamone Drew McCann Randy Neville Steve Underwood Mike Wagner Dave Wilcox Gary Williams Tom Woodburry 105 Omicron chapter of ALPHA SIGMA TAU Alpha Sigma Tau sorority was founded in 1899 at Ypsilanti, Michigan. Its colors are green and gold. We sponsored Diane Godfrey for Homecoming Queen, along with Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. We have a Yellow Rose Formal in the spring and also celebrate Mother ' s Day with a banquet. We are running Barbara Shutt for May Queen and our Spring Sing entry is Come Saturday Morning . Sheila Parks is our president and Carolyn Kriss was best pledge in our fall pledge class. Our pledge classes collected school materials for the Pine Mountain settlement school in Harlan, Kentucky. Our flower is the yellow rose and our jewel is the pearl. Marcy Cassity Darla Compton Carol Cunningham Donna Dillon Cynthia Farmer Becky Hunley Vickie Jennings Connie Jerald Connie Keaton Carolyn Kriss Billie Pack Sharon Pouch Loretta Riffe Mary Royer Patty Semanco Mary Antonik Sharon Ball 106 Sheila Parks President Margie Day Treasurer Becky Blevins Audrey Bragg Diane Godfrey Susan Green Lorrayne Hartman Barbara Hawkins Sally Hoffman Frances Latowsakis Shannon McGuire Melinda Maynard Kathy Mock Marsha Myers Cari Sherris Barbara Shutt Elizabeth Vaudall Cathy Viers Karen Wheeler 107 lota Xi chapter of TAU KAPPA EPSILON Dick Larkin Vice-Pres. Mike Painter Treasurer Bill Brezinski Jerry Cromer Robert Edmonstone Bill Elkins Bob Ficken Van Laar Jim Manley Skip Meadows Roy Morgan James Musgrave 108 r r Teke bell returns to home football game . . . sponsored Dianne Godfrey for Homecoming Queen . . . 3rd place Homecoming float . . . Bowery Ball ... Mr. John Gasman, Advisor . . . Charles Haynes and John Kulh- ke . . . Red Carnation Ball . . . Lloyd Ward, Top Teke ... Glen Abies, intramural award . . . Lloyd Ward, scholastic award . . . Dick Larkin, Brotherhood award . . . Terry Hambrick, best dressed. David Hatfield Charles Haynes Steve Hindle Scott Humphrey John Kuhlke Mike O ' Dell James Payne Bob Rinaldi Larry Thompson John Valleau 109 Red and white . . . founded 1901 at Longwood College, Farmville, Va. . . . local philanthropic project Wade School for mentally retarded . . . Homecoming Queen, Sherry dayman . . . first runner-up, Kathy Ross . . . Christmas gift exchange for needy children ... Dr. Jan Atkins, Sponsor . . . Cathi de la Vega, Winter Wonderland Queen . . . Bowery Ball . . . Caboret Ball . . . patio parties . . . soccer championship . . . track and field cham¬ pionship . . . Barbara Gilsdorf, best pledge . . . Crimson Ball State Day. Dana Blankenship Rhonda Brennan Marr Bryant Sherry dayman Libby Coiner Jean Gorechlad Christy Granger Alice Grassie Sherry Hively Penny Lane Kathy Pruzinsky Kathy Ross Liz Sarles Jane Schmidt Ellen Schneider no Beta Pi chapter of ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA President - Paula Lambert Kathy May Vice-Pres. m Gerry Alesio Treasurer Rosi Simplicio Secretary Bernie Davis Cathy Delavega Millie Flanigan Jackie Gilbert Barbara Gilsdorf Ellen Mayer Shelly Mazzei Angel Meditz Betsie Meissner Linda Moore Barbara Smith Pam Sutley Barbara Weand Jerry Weiss Judy Young 111 Zeta Upsiion chapter of PI KAPPA ALPHA Don Caruth President William Belcher Treasurer Jerry Benson Secretary Dan Allison Joe Ball Richard Basham Jim Broderick Griffin Callahan Charles Carter Tom Conley Steve Conner Richard Edelman Dwight Fast Gary Freeman Chuck Fry Chrisl Hersman Sid How ard Ed Houek Tom Jernisan Tom Kersey Renny Kins Leon Lane Ronnie Lively Gary Luppert Barry Lynch Steve Martindale Bob Mazzella Paul McMillion David Meadows Ron Miller Fred Mock Paul Muller Greg Park Jerry Phipps Marc Plummer Andy Porter Joel Purser David Smith Dwight Smith Jim Sovine Tom Stegmann Bob Thornberry Danny Witners Gamma Phi chapter of ALPHA SIGMA PHI Michael Zorio President Tom Christian Treasurer Walt Vance Secretary Frank Dinbokowitz Rob Goralewicz Michael Green Dan Palausky Rich Jenkinson John Long Fingers Melchionne William Moats Douglas Narrison Mike Queen Jerry Strick Greg Bailey Steve Ball CRAZY EIGHTS Board of Directors Henry Klein John Vassiliou Mike Deal Mike Kirby Mike Cardenale Jack Maher George Featherstone Bill Adamy Mike Alsop Bill Anderson Bill Audley Frank Aylor Tom Cal I is Kit Durnan Larry Harliss Frank Hicks Ray Jamros Jerry Keim Chilton Lilly Ronald Linkous Bob McClintic Jim Mann Jeff Nash Jerry Parker Ken Remi Joel Riggs Ross C. Shaw Les Conley Brent Coulbourn Dennis Cuny Boisy Davis Earldin R. Davis Jr. Ebididih Dotson John Shockey Milton Simmons Mike Snure George Spencer Fred Steuber Bob Strickler Howie Thompson Jay VanNoskrand Russ Vecchio Randy Wallace Doug Weikle Bruce Wheatley Brent Withers Ivan Withers DEBATE TEAM WHO ' S WHO James Albert Dennis Barbakow David Brogan IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES NOT PICTURED: Jerry Adkins Jerry Benson Sara Davis Macil Geiger Sandra Puckett John Rudiger Barbara Shumate Kathleen Smith Frederick Underwood Clara Walls Bruce Williams John Woods David Crawford Zelda Burks William Dalton, Jr. Linda Fink Sally Parker Dorothy Preston Fayetta Short . ■ j I Donna Stanziani Alan VanCott Patricia Worrell 19 — Mountain Offense Marshall Parker Tony Willaims Jack Rudiger Frank Parker Tony Mamone Tom Call is Allen VanCott Jack Chapman Fct 7 Concord 14 Concord 7 Concord 0 Concord 7 Concord 9 Concord 12 Concord 27 Concord 44 Concord COc John Curie Terry Dowler E. R. Dickerson Jerry Kuykendall Lions 70 IN COR ' j Q ' NCO HO V‘ ak. Defense BU ield St. 34 Nc twood Inst. 16 W. a. State 41 We Liberty 42 Ne Derry 43 W. a. Tech. 0 Fa nont 40 Sa n 20 Gf wille 19 Gc — Parker William Evans Gary Huff Tom Harris Neil Johnson Stan Ruiz Steve Annie Earl Davis Mike Deal ft i i Gary Williams John Curia Mark Moncure Russ Vecchio Coach Parker and the 1971 Mountain Lions placed the stop on a 27 game losing streak this season by stopping W. Va. Tech 9-0. The Lions opened the season with 5 consecutive losses before sparking to life with the victory over Tech. This victory was short-lived however, when Fairmont upended the Lions the following week by a score of 40-12. Eager for action, and with victory in their minds, the Lions roared back to edge Salem 27-20 in the Homecoming Day game, and then trounced Glenville the following week by a 44-19 deficit. Finishing with an over-all record of 3 victories and 6 defeats, the Lions are looking forward to a great season in 1971. Wmm Basketball 96 Concord Clinch Valley 85 87 Concord Emory Henry 78 66 Concord Beckley 78 67 Concord Morris Harvey 86 76 Concord Salem 73 72 Concord Quantico Marines 75 65 Concord Fairmont 86 76 Concord Bluefield St. 117 51 Concord Glenville 57 71 Concord Clinch Valley 55 73 Concord W. Va. State 104 65 Concord W. Va. Tech 60 68 Concord Emory Henry 78 70 Concord Morris Harvey 77 66 Concord Glenville 78 59 Concord W. Va. Tech 84 83 Concord W. Va. State 98 71 Concord Beckley 76 70 Concord Bluefield St. 95 WVIAC Tournament 68 Concord Morris Harvey 88 Coach — Ira Blankenship Wrestling 126 Charley Mancuso 134 Tom Woodbury 142 Fred Stueber 150 Roy Keeney 158 Mike Flaherty 167 Keith Schrader 177 Steve Pratt Unlimited Ron Linkous 5 Concord Glenville 37 0 Concord Alderson-Broaddus 46 17 Concord Morris Harvey 25 23 Concord Morris Harvey 21 W.V.I.A.C. Tournament 5th Alderson-Broaddus Tournament 4th Coach — Bob Casper --.— . • - BASEBALL 4 Concord Marietta 5 0 Concord Emory Henry 15 2 Concord Milligan 5 6 Concord W. Va. State 2 3 Concord Emory Henry 8 1 Concord Glenville 3 6 Concord Glenville 4 4 Concord Morris Harvey 8 14 Concord Morris Harvey 10 1 Concord Davis Elkins 2 2 Concord Bluefield St. 13 2 Concord W. Va. St. 4 0 Concord W. Va. Tech. 11 7 Concord Clinch Valley 5 3 Concord Fairmont 17 7 Concord Fairmont 6 138 ' � ■ � FLAT suit01 f OY.VA. � ■■■■ VOLLEYBALL SWIMMING TEAM BASEBALL TEAM M-‘ TRACK TEAM .if-I COLLE )0LLEGE v -o i v COLLEGE -� ,ggg. O ' ALLEGE OLLEGf COLLEGE r 7 i r xwSSks 4 V J ' Sf. ' r Audi skp ■■e g ; ’j| ___pn jp JHT VF3 w ' %BKm« : [ | §? j Nancey Ackerman ' 72, Metuchen, N.J. Mary Acord ' 72, Glen White William Adamy ' 73, Bolair Jeff Adkins ' 74, Shinnston Mary Akers ' 72, Bluefield William Albert ' 73, Bluefield William Aldridge ' 74, Charleston Katherine Aiello ' 72, Levittown, N.Y. Sal Aiello ' 73, Levittown, N.Y. Carol Allen ' 74, Mullens Jeff Allen ' 74, Man Marcia Allen ' 73, Man Robert Allen ' 73, Beckley Daniel Allison ' 73, Johnstown, Pa. Mary Allport ' 72, Belle James Alsop ' 73, Emporia, Va. [?; Greg Bailey ' 74, Dunbar Judy Bailey ' 72, Princeton Sandra Bailey ' 72, Princeton Lorelle Ball, ' 72 Beckley Ed Barcomb ' 73, Cortland, N.Y. Katrina Ammar ' 74, Bluefield Susan Anderson ' 74, West Babylon, N.Y. Mary Antonik ' 73, Denville, N.J. William Arbaugh ' 73, Ronceverte Patricia Arnold ' 72, Max Meadows, Va. Clennie Arthur ' 72, Nitro Ellen Austin ' 74, Princeton Larry Austin ' 73, Princeton Frank Aylor ' 72, Spotsylvania, Va. Cathy Bailey ' 74, Welch 153 Jeanne Barcomb ' 72, Homer, N.Y. Dennis Barley ' 72, Princeton Tom Barnes ' 73, Kenbridge, Va. Nick Bassett ' 73, Princeton Andy Basso ' 72, Plainfield, N.J. Pat Basso ' 73, Hazlet, N.J. Elizabeth Bauguess ' 74, Princeton Earl Beam ' 72, Califon, N.J. Julie Beard ' 74, Charleston Carrie Beavers ' 73, War Margaret Beckett ' 74, Bluefield Richard Beckwith ' 73, Williamstown Alvin Beggs ' 74, Lashmeet Leonard Bejger ' 73, Bricktown, N.J. Calvin Belcher ' 73, Kimball Danny Belcher ' 74, Superior William Belcher ' 72, Princeton Colleen Bell ' 72, Bradley Peter Bender ' 72, Plymouth, Michigan R. W. Bennett ' 73, Webster Springs ■■ • Christopher Berdan ' 73, Center Moriches, N Y. Barbara Berg ’72, Franklin Square, N.Y. William Bertwell ' 73, Weirton Sandra Bird ' 72, McComas Billie Bishop ' 74, Princeton John Bishop ' 72, Princeton Vickie Bivens ' 73, Hinton Phyllis Blankenship ' 74, laeger Carol Blemmer ' 74, Belvidere, N.J. Barry Blizzard ' 73, Coaldale Marvin Boggs ' 73, Princeton Pamela Boggs ' 74, Beaver Connie Boothe ' 74, Peterston Linda Bowers ' 73, Charleston Tim Bowling ' 73, Roanoke, Va. Billie Boyd ' 74, laeger Pamela Boyd ' 72, laeger jeanie Boyer ' 74, Athens Independence Bradbery ' 72, Oak Hill Audrey Bragg ' 73, Princeton Ernest Bragg ' 72, Princeton Rhonda Breene ' 73, Athens Jim Broderick ' 73, Wayne, N.J. Randy Broles ' 73, Peterstown John Bronaugh ' 72, Chesapeake Thomas Brooks ' 72, Princeton Alma Brown ' 73, Me Graws 156 Rosie Brown ' 73, Belva Randy Broyles ' 73, Peterstown Ronniesue Burdick ' 73, Lakewood, N.J. Marcia Burgee ' 74, Rockville, Md Sharon Burnette ' 74, Whitesville Paul Burton ' 74, Princeton Judy Butcher ' 73, Summersville Jared Butcher ' 73, Athens Paul Butcher ' 74, Athens Angela Byers ' 74, Ravenswood Glen Crotty ' 72, Mullens Linda Cadle ' 73, Beckley Carolyn Caldwell ' 72, Princeton Pat Caldwell ’74, Princeton Oakey Calvert ' 72, Princewick Mary Callahan ' 72, Camden-on-Gauley Theresa Caquias ' 73, Oakdale, N.J. Michele CarinelIi ' 74, Bluefield Brenda Carper ' 73, Princeton Charles Carter ' 73, Marion, Va. Rose Carucci ' 74, Cucumber Don Caruth ' 72, Athens Karen Cary ' 72, Lewisburg Richard Casey ' 72, Princeton Sarah Casey ' 73, Crown Marcy Cassity ' 72, Crab Orchard Sharon Cathers ' 73, Charleston Leon Chambers ' 72, Beckley Charles Chandler ' 72, Princeton Dennis Clark ' 74, Bluefield Terri Clay ' 72, Camp Creek Sherry Clayman ' 72, Patchogue, N.Y. Wayne Clayton ' 73, Vienna Lynn Clegg ' 73, Logan Edna Cline ' 73, Mohawk Nancy Cline ' 73, Oak Hill Charlotte Cochran ' 72, Midway Alma Cody ' 74, Fayetteville James Cockerham ' 73, Peterstown Anna Coiner ' 73, Pence Springs Clifford Coleman ' 74, Bensenville, III. Valerie Combs ' 74, Livingston, N.J. Darla Compton ' 74, Princeton Leslie Conley ' 74, Bluefield Steve Conner ' 72, Charleston Nick Constantino ' 74, Princeton Charles Cook ' 74, Charleston Domigene Cook ' 74, Fayetteville Patricia Cook ' 74, Matheny Wilma Cook ' 74, Mullens George Cook ' 74, Long Beach Is., N.J. ' fe Fred Cooper ' 72, Beckley Jerry Cooper ' 73, Nettie Garry Copen ' 72, Athens Pat Corley ' 73, Patchogue, N.Y. Carmen Costello ' 74, Princeton Judith Coughlin ' 72, Meadow Bridge Karen Crouse ' 74, Beckley Bruce Covey ' 72, Athens Jill Crouch ' 72, St. Albans Judy Crowe ' 73, Princeton Linda Cullinan ' 72, Hauppauge, N.Y. Dale Daugherty ' 73, Del Mar, Del. Earl Davis ' 72 Beckley Kathleen Davis ' 74, Rockville, Md. Martha Davis ' 73, Bluefield Nancy Davis ' 72, Oak Hill Robert Davis ' 74, Princeton William Davis ' 74, Oak Hill Patricia Dawson ' 74, St. Albans Russell Dawson ' 72, Princeton Jack Day ' 72, Princeton Margaret Day ' 72, Elbert ■ Michael Deal ' 73, Huntington Norman Dearing ' 72, Prosperity Brenda DeBolt ’74, Charleston Dusan Deeter ' 72, St. Albans Barbara Deitz ' 73, Rupert James Delardo ' 73, Colonia, N.J. Carol Dilley ’73, Athens Carol DiSalvo ' 74, Deer Park, N.Y. Charles Dobbin ' 74, Princeton Michael Donovan, Princeton Wilma Dorsey ' 74, Hominey Falls Barbara Dotson ' 72, Hominey Falls Kerry Dowell ' 73, Keystone Verona Dudley ' 72, Bluefield Kit Durnan ’73, Woodbridge, Va. Carolyn Earehart ' 72, Covington, Va. Dreama Easter ' 72, Welch Douglas Edman ' 74, Parkersburg Authur Edmunds ' 72, Princeton Stanley Ellison ' 74, Princeton Franne Enersen ' 74, Smithtown, N.Y. Dean Evans ' 74, Princeton Michael Farley ’74, Montgomery Martha Farley ' 73, Cashmere Pat Farley ' 73, Princeton Samuel Farley ' 73, Pipestem Cynthia Farmer ' 72, Beckley Betsy Fasick ' 72, York Springs, Pa. Betty Faulkner ' 73, Princeton Sherry Faulkner ' 72, Frankford George Featherstone ' 73, Bluefield Robert Fencil ' 72, Mt. Pleasant, Pa. William Ferrell ' 72, Bluefield Dorcas Ferrell ' 74, Rand Harold Filler ' 74, Homer City, Pa. Linda Fleissner ' 74, Deer Park, N.Y. John Fleming ' 73, Princeton Mary Flowers ' 74, Belle Mettie Foley ' 73, Lerona Teresa Fol ey ' 74, Matoaka Sandra Fourney ' 74, Beckley Dale Fox ' 72, Ansted 162 163 Deborah Freeman ' 72, Athens Douglas Freeman ' 72, Princeton Chuck Fry ' 74, Springfield, Va. Lois Gallaher ' 72, Kopperston William Gallagher ' 72, New York, N.Y. Karen Galyean ' 74, Mohawk Gilbert Garcia ' 74, Spotsylvania, Va. Linda Garden ' 72, Oak Hill Becky Garvin ' 72, Greenville Michael Gasperisch ' 74, Princeton Rebecca Gay ' 72, Charleston Larry Gentry ' 74, Fredericksburg, Va. Emily Gernhardt ' 73, Princeton Jackie Gilbert ' 73, Teaneck, N.J. Jean Gilbert ' 74, Teaneck, N.J. Carol Gillespie ' 73, Quinwood Kathy Gillispi ' 74, Dunbar Nancy Gillespi ' 74, Mullens Thelma Gilmore ' 73, Princeton Barbara Gilsdorf ' 72, Fort Lee, N.J. Val Gochenour ' 72, Crimora, Va. Wayne Goertz ' 74, E. Northport, N.Y. Martinell Gonney ' 74, Brooklyn, N.Y. Lynden Graham ' 74, Bluefield 164 1 Mary Graber ' 73, Union Robert Graham ' 72, Princeton Betsy Green ' 72, So. Charleston Arthur Greenlee ' 74, Charleston Eugene Griffith ' 73, Davin Gary Grim ' 72, Princeton i l Debbie Hall ' 73, Princeton Janie Hall ' 72, Rupert Judith Hall ' 73, Princeton Rita Hall ' 74, Glen Daniel Debra Hankins ' 74, IMeffsville, Pa. Larry Harliss ' 72 Debra Harris ' 74, Beckley John Harris ' 74, Lerona 165 Judy Harris ' 72, Northfork Terry Harris ' 74, Stanaford Paul Harry ' 72, Bluefield Barry Hash ' 74, Keystone Nancy Hatfield ' 74, Delbarton Johnnie Hawkins ' 74, Midway Charles Haynes ' 72, Maplewood Kathy Haynes ' 74, Charleston Debbie Hayslett ' 72, So. Charleston Lacy Hazlewood ' 72, Martinsburg Robert Hebb ' 73, Beckley Randy Heinmiller ' 73, Newton, Ala. Debra Hickman ' 73, Princeton Jerry Hickman ' 74, Princeton Rebecca Hickman ' 72, Sophia Michael Hicks ' 72, Buckhannon 166 Fred Hierl ' 72, Cranford, N.J. Margaret Higgenbotham ' 72, Oak Hill Beverly Hill ' 72, Hillsboro Bobbie Hiller ' 73, Athens Herb Hinte ' 74, Scarbro Gail Holbrook ' 73, Quinwood Meryl Hopkins ' 74, Glen Head, N.Y. Fred Huffman ' 72, Hinton Barbara Hugg ' 74, Milford, III. Zan Hughes ' 72, Rominey Ken Humphrey ' 74, Willis Branch Beckey Hunley ' 74, Fayetteville Ken Hunt ' 72, Pennsville, N.J. Sharon Hutchens ' 73, Ghent Barbara Hatcher ' 73, Athens Tom Hutchison ' 72, Hinton 167 Norma Irick ' 74, Glenfork Billie Jackson ' 72, Princeton Donald Jackson ' 72, Princeton Ray Jamros ' 72, Falls Church, Va. Connie Jarrell ' 73, Rich wood Wanda Jenkins ' 74, Matoaka James Jenks ' 73, Princeton Richard Jenkinson ' 72, St. Albans Vickie Jennings ' 72, Mullens Ken Jensen ' 73, Franklin Sq., N.Y. Margaret Jobes ' 72, Parkersburg Julia Johnson ' 73, Charleston Barbara Jones ' 74, Flemington, N.J. Karl Jones ' 73, Lakeland, Fla. Marvin Jones ' 74, Princeton Sheila Jones ' 72, Bartley Nanette Jouvere ' 73, Levitton, N.Y. John Karr ' 72, Clendenin Connie Keaton ' 72, Athens Wayne Keaton ' 72, White Oak Jerry Keene ' 73, Princeton Roy Keeney ' 73, Shrewsbury Todd Keller ' 72, Scotch Plains, N.J. Diane Kennedy ' 72, Jolo Michael Kessinger ' 73, Princeton Bill Kessler ' 73, Hinton Brenda Keith ' 73, Princeton Curtis Kinder ' 72, Bluefield Kenny King ' 72, Tazewell, Va. Shirley King ' 72, Princeton Henry Klein ' 73, West Islip, N.Y. Mark Knoblock ' 73, Waldwick, N.J. June Kopcho ' 72, Sewaren, N.J. Chris Krause ' 72, Lakewood, N.J. Nancy Kriescher ' 74, Smithtown, N.Y. John Kuhlke ' 74, Mullens Craig Kurzenhauser ' 74, Smithtown, N.Y. Pat Kazlausky ' 72, Alexander, Va. Sandy Lafferty ' 74, Mullens Glenda Lambert ' 74, Alpoca Sandra Langton ' 72, Bluefield Elizabeth Lanham ' 74, Sissonville ' l Paul Lanich ' 74, Homer City, Pa. George Parkin ' 72, Kimball Valerie LaRue ' 74, Kearns Canyon, Arizona Frances Latousakis ' 73, Weirton Pam Legg ' 72, Oak Hill Brenda Lester ' 73, Verner Rita Lester ' 74, Herndon William Lester ' 73, Mullens Clara Lewis ' 73, Bluefield George Lewis ' 74, Princeton David Liddle ' 73, Crumpler Dreama Lilly ' 74, Peterstown Linda Lilly ' 73, Bluefield Ruth Linkenhoker ' 73, Princeton Harold Linkous ' 73, Bluefield Bill Lipiczky ' 73, Princeton Dreama Lipscomb ' 74, Kimball Ron Lively ' 74, Princeton Jorja Lockhart ’74, laeger John Long ' 73, Holden Cathy Lucas ' 74, Rand Michael Lynch ' 72, Beckley Patricia Lynch ' 73, Belvidere, N.J. Patricia MacVean ' 73, Elkins John Maher ' 73, Parlin, N.J, Gary Mahoney ' 73, Dover, Del. Anthony Mamone ' 73, Bluefield Jim Mann ' 73, Nolan Edward Manson ' 73, Pipestem Gary Marks ' 72, Hagerstown, Md. Dave Marrone ' 74, Bristol, Conn, Cathy Martin ' 74, Poca Nancy Martin ' 74, Peterstown Robert Martin ' 74, Northfork Sharon Martin ' 74, Cashmere Bill Mathews ' 72, Old Fort, N.C. Constance Maxwell ' 73, Amherstdale Ellen Mayer ' 74, Princeton Malinda Maynard ' 73, Beckley Robert Mazzella ' 72, Hinton Dennis McCoy ' 74, Beckley Cynthia McGraw ' 72, Leckie Patricia McGraw ' 72, Cedar Grove Shannon McGuire ' 73, War 172 Elizabeth Meissner ' 73, Bayport, N.Y. Karen Messer ' 73, Bluefield Marcia Meyer ' 73, Oxon Hill, Md. Rich Meyer ' 73, Bronx, N.Y. Leonard Michalowski ' 73, Falls Church, Va. Ellen Miles ' 74, Powhatan Camellia Miller ' 74, Coal Mt. Carol Miller ' 72, Fort Spring Jennifer Miller ' 74, Coal Mt. Lawerence Miller Beckley Ronald Miller ' 73, Charleston Richard Miller ' 73, Miami Anne McKenzie ' 73, Princeton Chester McKinney ' 72, Maybeury Sharon McLeane ' 74, Hinton Michael Meador ' 73, Bluefield Kenneth Meadows ' 74, Princeton Jane Meadows ' 72 Roanoke, Va. 173 Sherman Miller ' 73, Bluefield Susan Miller ' 72, Charleston Frederick Millner ' 72, Princeton Delores Mills ' 74, Mullens Jean Mills ' 74 Dave Mishon ' 12 , Levittown, Pa. Mark Mitchell ' 72, Woodbridge, Va Waled Modad ' 74, Princeton Vida Moghim ' 74, St. Albans Marianne Moll ' 72, Colonia, IM.J. Larry Montgomery ' 74, Matoaka Sharon Moore ' 73, Summersville Douglas Morrison ' 73, Marlinton Hubert Mullens ' 73, Raysal Sharon Mullins ' 74, Charleston Mike Murphy ' 72, Venetia, Pa. Karla Murray ' 72, Beckley Anthony Muscatello ' 72, Bluefield Frances Musolin ' 74, Maybeury Rejina Myers ' 73, Spanishburg Jeff Nash ' 73, Elkhorn Mohammad Navabi ' 73, Tehran, Iran Kay Neely ' 73, Oak Hill Jim Nemo ' 73, Wheeling Martha Nolley ' 74, Mullens Kenneth Nottingham ' 72, Marlinton Sally Nottingham ' 72, Marlinton Julia O ' Dell ' 72, Leivasy Stephen Okes ' 72, Princeton David Osborne ' 73, Nitro Deborah Osborne ' 73, Princeton Bob Owen ' 72, Roanoke, Va. Mike Pachuta ' 72, Prosperity Billie Pack ' 74, Ansted Yvonne Pack ’74, Kermit Sharon Pais ' 74, Princeton Dan Palausky ' 74, So. Charleston Martha Pallant ' 73, Mentor, Ohio Gary Palmer ' 72, Ellicott City, Md. Rhonda Palmer ' 74, Princeton 175 Greg Park ' 73, Ripley Diane Parks ' 74, Logan Julia Parks ' 74, Princeton Carrie Parsons ' 74, Matoaka Vickie Pashion ' 74, Princeton Viola Patrick ' 73, Mullens Charlotte Payne ' 72, Ansted Deborah Payne ' 74, Dawes Jean Payne ' 74, Nitro William Peak ' 74, Tazewell, Va. Greg Pels ' 72, Port Murray, N.J. Constance Pennington ' 73, Athens Tina Pennington ' 74, IMorthfork Larry Perdue ' 72, Midway Nancy Perkins ' 73, Madison Lawrence Persinger ' 74, Ronceverte 176 Darnell Peters ' 73, Roderfield Abel Peterson ' 72, Princeton Craig Peterson ' 74, Print vi Stephen Pettr 74, Naoma Lillard Pitts ' 72, Fredricksburg, Va. Pam Plymale ' 73, St. Albans Deborah Poff ' 72, Rainelle Dawna Potasnik ' 74, Strange Creek Darla Powell ' 73, Peterstown Elizabeth Powell ' 74, Kopperston Nellie Preast ' 73, Summersville Mary Preston ' 73, Kermit Ann Price ' 74, Charleston Majorie Price ' 74, Charleston Verner Pruitt ' 73, Raysal Joyce Puckett ' 73, Lerona 177 1 I I Linda Ricci ' 74, North PI infield, N.J. Charles Rich ' 73, Dallas, Texas Fredrick Richards ' 72, Buffalo, N.Y. Carol Richmond ' 73, Mickleton, N.J. Loretta Riffe ' 74, Ronceverte Gene Riley ' 74, Bluefield Elizabeth Roberts ' 73, Welch Alma Rodes ' 74, Hinton Robert Rose ' 72, Marlinton Kathy Ross ' 72, Chicago, III. Sharon Rowe ' 73, Bradsaw Mary Beth Royer ' 74, Glen Burnie, Md. Patricia Rudd ' 72, Williamsburg Mary Sakos ' 73, Lebanon, N.J. William Saunders ' 74, Roanoke, Va. Rodney Scaggs ' 73, Chapmansville Priscilla Scarberry ' 74, Kimball Charlice Schenck ' 74, Brick Town, N.J. Faye Scholtes ' 73, Huntington Karen Schultz ' 74, St. Albans Celia Schwanebeck ' 72, Richwood Glen Scott ' 72, Rinick Debbi Schwing ' 74, Rochester, N.Y. George Seaver ' 74, Princeton David Shafer ' 73, Fairlea Ross Shaw ' 72, Athens Karen Shela ' 73, Princeton Marvin Shrewsbury ' 74, Princeton Gary Shorter ' 73, Copley, Ohio Fenny Shuff ' 74, Fords, N.J. Art Shumate ' 72, Weirton Sebbie Shumate ' 74, Weirton Leara Shumate ' 74, Sophia Laura Shumate ' 73, Ravencliff Robert Sims ' 73, Charleston Pasquale Sinicrope ' 72, Kimball 179 William Sistler ' 72, Pleasantville, N.J. Sandra Sizemore ' 72, Oak Hill Cathy Skaggs ' 72, Ansted Mark Skofield ' 73, Charleston Beth Slade ' 74, Princeton Carolyn Slater ' 73, Williamson Catherine Smith ' 73, Beckley David Smith ' 73, So. Charleston Donna Smith ' 74. Sylvester Marilyn Smith ' 74, Superior Martha Smith ' 74, Marlinton Naomi Smith ' 73, Pomeroy, Ohio 1 Regina Smith ' 72, Kincaid Judith Snyder ' 74, Co wen William Spencer ' 72, Cashmere Carolyn Stanhope ' 72, River Vale, N.J. Susan Steinbeck ' 72, Parkersburg Melanie Stone ' 74, Bradley Melissa Stone ' 72, Bradley Nancy Stover ' 73, Dunbar Joe Strasko ' 72, Princeton |! 1 || s Terry Strasko ' 73, Princeton Gerald Strick ' 72, Princeton Bob Strickler ' 72, Falls Church, Va. Monica Strout ' 73, Brick Town, N.J Madeline Sulic ' 73, Kimball Sarah Summers ' 73, Sissonville Pamela Sutley ' 73, Bayport, N.Y. Dennis Sutton ' 72, Charleston Howard Tallmann ' 74, Charleston Chris Taschler ' 74, Charleston Beverly Taylor ' 73, Union Lynne Taylor ' 73, Ronceverte James Thomas ' 74, Princeton Howard Thompson ' 74, Bridgewater, Conn. Larry Thompson ' 72, Nitro Sharon Thompson ' 74, Princeton Frances Thornton ' 74, Matoaka Robert Toothman ' 72, Ronceverte Danny Totten ' 73, Fairlea Kerry Trowbridge ' 73, St. Albans Brenda Turner ' 73, Athens Wanda Turner ' 73, Kel lysvi lie James Turnstalle ' 74, Mullens 183 T Mamie Upton ' 73, Alderson John Valleau ' 74, Charleston Walter Vance ' 72, Whitman Thomas Vaughan ’74, Fairmont Cathy Viers ' 73, Quinwood Tom Vogel ' 72, Munhall, Pa. Michele Vogel ' 73, Patchogue, N.Y. Carol Volk ' 73, Brooklyn, N.Y. George Waldron ' 74, Bradshaw Keith Walker ' 73, Rainelle Charles Walters ' 73, Princeton Paul Ward ' 73, West Point, Va. Steve Watson ' 72, Huntington Donna Watts ' 73, Bluefield Barbara Weand ' 72, Hatboro, Pa. Richard Webb ' 74, Beckley Carolyn Weese ' 71, Cowen Cheryl Weil ' 74, St. Albans Arlene Weinberg ' 73 Princeton Robert Weiss ' 72, Bluefield Janet Westfall ' 74, Rich wood Bruce Wheatley ' 74, Seaford, Del. Karen Wheeler ' 73, St. Albans Patricia Wheeler ' 72, Beckley Jane White ' 74, Belle Pete Whitehead ' 74, Kegley Janice Whytsell ' 72, So. Charleston Carolyn Williams ' 73, Oak Hill Edward Williams ' 72, Princeton Melody Williams ' 74, St. Albans Ralph Williams ' 73, Fredricksburg, Va. Hayden Wimmer ' 74, Princeton Jane Winfrey ' 72, Princeton Linda Wiseman ' 73, Willowbend Kathy Wobser ' 74, Charleston Darla Wood ' 73, Rock Dona Wood ' 74, Judy Wood ' 73, Rock Kathryn Wood ' 74, Fayetteville Bill Wooten ' 74, Logan 186 r Brenna Worley ' 74, Bluefield Debra Worley ' 73, Daniels Sherri Wright ' 72, Williamson Jimmy York ' 73, Mullens Jane Youell ' 74, Belle Glenda Young ' 74, Matoaka Ronald Young ' 73, Charleston Daniel Zirkle ' 73, Richwood FEATURES CATHY DELAVEGA MISS WINTER WONDERLAND ATTENDANTS 192 Breona Worley Sue Almirall Celia Schwanebeck 193 V ' A- ■1% CLAUDIA KELLEY MISS CONCORD COLLEGE 197 NANCY PERKINS MISS CONCORD COLLEGE Do to circumstances beyond her control, Nancy was unable to participate in the Miss West Virginia Pageant. Therefore, she for¬ feited her title to Claudia Kelley who became the official Concord College entry in the Miss West Virginia Pageant. i 199 BRENNA WORLEY VERONICA ARTHUR CHRIS PULSE 3rd RUNNER-UP 4th RUNNER-UP VnW- CAROLYN CALDWELL MAY QUEEN BARBARA SHUTT JUDY HARRIS NOT PICTURED: GERRY ALESIO GAIL KENDRICK 1st RUNNER-UP 204 BRENDA BROWN MISS BLACK PEARL 207 Clara Lewis 2nd runner-up Drema Lipscomb 1st runner-up i Yvonne Harris H. i . 1 | 1 i i S WKSm ! 1 1 h vlilvq � 9 k9 H Mkf r, «jO x y § i i HGV l k ■ppif yBBi y -r - ISr ' £ • .1M iiap §L ' -•A : FW ' T. y.-y j � || .V. . ? ' ■ ,• • -f ■K: %Fy I or? 1 j t 5 ' . j _ P8 jr i jffzgL L 4 . few v. S -y T ' tyy + •; ■ jrj� . J - m i M y fe«r; ; gp V jafc; j ' - .- k WB JBgw.1- .. ' : ■ j Rsy ■ ifiTMC 1 V_ ■ ' ;■ • ••1 EJk St SuL, • ' i ,4 l v Th, yj§ TK A. 4 ; j JOSEPH FRANKLIN MARSH, JR. President of the College Hobart Daryl Harvey Asst, to the President Marvin DeBoer Dean of the Faculty Emery Smith Asst. Dean of the Faculty Damaris Wilson Dean of Women Dale Geiger Dean of Men 213 Milton Edge Registrar Nelrose Price Asst. Registrar James McKinney Comptroller James Therin Rogers Business Manager Kevin O ' Sullivan Guidance Director 214 _____ Thomas Buckey Public Relations Director Roger Lester Director of Student Housing Charles MacQueen Project Specialist, Economic Action William Estep Alumni Field Director Dean Kenny Director of Center for Economic Action 215 mm I V. Jan Atkins Asst. Prof, of Psychology Cloyd Armbrister Professor of Business Janet Abbot Asst. Prof, of Education Virginia Ball Asst. Prof, of English Frederick Bailey Assoc. Prof, of English Betty Basham Health and Physical Ed. Gerald Arrington Asst. Prof. Ar+ David Bard Instr. of History Roger Bailey Instructor of Psychology m Barbara Bayless Asst. Prof, of Mathematics Health-Phys. Ed. Charles Baxter Assoc. Prof, of Mary Beckett Asst. Prof, of Mathematics Sidney Bell Assoc. Prof, of History Lorin Baumhover Asst. 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Paul Morgan Asst. Prof, of Education Clark Robinson Instructor of English 224 Jimmy Rogers Instr. of Geography Daniel Rubinstein Assoc. Prof, of Biology Bruce Robinson Instr. of English George Shook Instr. of English James Shrewsbury Professor of English Edgar Simmons Professor of Mathematics John Sievers Instr. of Natural Sciences Frank Stein Professor of Speech Dean Turner Instr. of Music Edwin Van Deusen Instr. of Political Sc. Georgia Swan Asst. Prof. Health-Phys. Ed. gipp m Edward Williams Assoc. Prof, of Music Ralph Tish Instr. of Sociology Leonard Sledz Instr. of Business Not Pictured Frances Bolton, Treasurer George Fraley, Dir. Financial Aid Lester Smith, Librarian Edward Lowe, Dir. College Center Dale Henson, Dir. College Food Service Edward Masters, Dir. Alexander Arts Cen. Homer Ball, Dir. Security Charles Akers, Education Elizabeth Blatt, Biology Maynard Coiner, Art Augustus Cyphers, Education Gaynell Epling, Phys. Ed. 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