Davis and Elkins College - Senatus Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

Marys Ley The 1947 SHNATUS Published by the SENATUS STAFF DAVIS - ELKINS COLLEGE ELKINS, WEST VIRGINIA ORE than three centuries ago, our forefathers came to Amer- ica. These brave pioneers knew that their freedom would be maintained at great cost to them- selves and to their children. We have been threatened repeatedly by those who would make us puppets in the hands of a dictator; and just as often Americans have taken up arms and have given their lives in the preservation of our independence. In World War II, Davis and Elkins College achieved distinction in training men and women for service in a global conflict. Many hun- dreds of her students and alumni shared in this greatest struggle against the forces of oppression in the history of mankind. Without exception, their devotion to duty reflected honor upon Alma Mater. All lovers of liberty will be eternally grateful to them. We shall forever cherish the memory of those sons of the College who made the supreme sacrifice in defense of our freedom. With hearts full of gratitude we respectfully dedicate this issue of the SENATUS to the men who gave their lives in World War II that we might continue to enjoy the fruits of liberty. R.B-PURDGIM, President, Davis and Elkins College Senatus 4 JOHN SIMPSON EDWARD KING JAMES MAXWELL ES TIN TEE TERE. Jr Naval Air Corps U. S. Navy Army Air Corps Army Air Corps aN. OWEN KERNS CLYDE BROOKS CHARLES E. ALBERT, Jr. JACOB PHARES Naval Air Corps Naval Air Corps Nayal Air Corps Naval Air Corps WILLIAM SIEBERT ROBERT WOLVERTON JAMES WOODS JAMES CARROLL Merchant Marine U. S. Army Naval Air Corps Army Air Corps BEN FAIRBANKS RAYSHUPRP. |r: U.S. Army Army Air Corps BASIL SHARP U. S. Army PHIL H.-WiLLIAMS, Jr. U.S. Army “I do not know the dignity of his birth, but I do know the glory of his death.” --MacArthur Senatus 5 PRESIDENT DR. R. B. PURDUM Dr. Purdum is a native of Virginia. After graduating from John Marshall High School in Richmond he entered the University of Virginia where he received his Bachelor of Science, M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. While a student at Virginia he taught inorganic chemistry during the Summer Sessions and was awarded the coveted DuPont Fellowship for graduate work in chemistry. In 1925, Dr. Purdum came to Davis and Elkins College and served for eight- een years as Head of the Department of Chemistry. In April, 1943, Dr. Purdum was appointed Acting President of the College and became the seventh President of the College in May, 1944. President Purdum has been active in civic and church work. For five and a half years he was a member of the Elkins City Council during which period he served as chairman of committees of the Council in charge of the City Water Plant, the construction of the Elkins Municipal Airport, and the erection of the new City Building. He is an Elder in the Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church, a past president and active member of the Elkins Rotary Club, and is a member of Sigma Xi Honorary Scientific Fraternity and the American Chemical Society. Senatus 6 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS HARNUS P@MULLENNEX) President suman. aiden 5 asus: PMS OMENGDIa,, Pz. (Ey Vek, INGA 5 2 ROMOIGIE sosecons uanseue. ge ocsnes anonrmemasaeessa an actus Elkins, W. Va. [SKOXOINGE, 1D), TOME IP LE, URES. -canococntodsanabocanvecesawonness can beerecemne Elkins, W. Va. DR. R. B. PURDUM, S COTCLQ are eee eee ett xe ee cvoemcon LWorns, VW Wey ERA BOWERS AESO . GOlMNSE! seman hie Fee eee a eee Elkins, W. Va. D. H. HILL ARNOLD, PSqe Associates Gounsel wae een Elkins) Wee Vas The Davis and Elkins College Board of Trustees is constituted for the pur- pose of conducting and perpetuating a college under the name of Davis and Elkins College, for the higher education of men and women in the various branches of literature, arts and sciences, under auspices distinctly Christian in faith and practice. The Board of ‘Trustees consists of not more than twenty-four members, of whom at least a majority are members of the Presbyterian Church. The Board is the exclusive and ultimate source of authority in all matters pertaining to the government and conduct of the College. Its rights and privileges are those usually conferred upon similar bodies in this state, including the right to grant degrees, distinctions, diplomas and awards; to hold and acquire property; to accept donations on any terms they may deem proper; to sue or be sued in their corpor- ate capacity; to charge and collect tuition and other fees; and to employ officers, teachers, and other necessary personnel. Senatus 7 CONTENTS Book I Administration Book Il College Book III Organizations Book IV Athletics VP BOOK I ADMINISTRATION —— DEAN DR. S. BENTON TALBOT Dr. Talbot is a native of West Virginia. After graduating from Elkins High School he attended Davis and Elkin s College where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. He received his M.A. degree from the University of Chicago in 1928 and his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins in 1933. In April, 1943, Dr. Talbot became Dean of the Faculty of Davis and Elkins College. During the war years he was the Academic Civilian Co-ordinator of the oot Ane GD ite Dr. ‘Talbot is an Elder in the Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church. He is a member of the Society of Sigma Xi, Honorary Scientific Fraternity and the Gamma Alpha Fraternity, the Phi Rho Sigma Fraternity and the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. He is a member of the American Microscopical Society, the American Association for Advancement of Science, the West Virginia Academy of Science, the American Association of College Deans, and the National Education Asso- ciation, Senatus 10 FACULTY CHARLES ES ALBER I Es LL.D: Lafayette College; Southwestern University Instructor of Physics IRVING MILLER Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Postgraduate work in Milan, Rome and Paris Professor of Music and Speech DOUGLAS McNEILL, A.B., A.M., LL.B., LL.M. Concord State Teachers College; Miami University; National University Law School Professor of Social Sciences BURLIN BARNES, B.S. Davis and Elkins College; West Virginia University; North Carolina State University Instructor of Physics and Mathematics FRANK BELL LEWIS IND Bas Moles ID), TEM IMI. 121 oD). Washington and Lee University; Union Theological Seminary; Duke University Professor of Bible and Philosophy STUART NOBLIN, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Davidson College University of North Carolina Professor of History CARRIE L. BRITTAIN A.B., B.S. of Library Science Woman’s College of Univ. of North Carolina Librarian, rank of Associate Professor HARVEY E. ROOKER, B:S. University of Pittsburgh Director of Physical Education, Athletics and Intra-Mural Activities FRANK M. STUBBLEFIELD, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. University of Illinois Professor of Chemistry FACULTY FRED A. MILLER, B.S., M.A. Muskingum College; University of Pittsburgh Associate Professor of Mathematics GEORGIANNE STARY, A.B., Ph.D. Dakota Wesleyan University University of Prague, Czechoslovakia Professor of Education and Psychology GLORIA MARQUETTE, A.B. Davis and Elkins College Instructor of Commerce MARVIN C. DUBBE’, B.S., M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University University of Chicago Professor of Social Studies VIRGIE HARRIS, A.B. Davis and Elkins College; Columbia University Asszciate Librarian st xRAD ah x IN, fA.D., IML.f1., er OHN GRANT THOMPSON, A.B., M.A., Ph.D Trinity College (Cambridge); Columbia University; Licentiate in Languages, Zurich University Professor of Foreign Languages J. KONRAD UHLIG, A.B., M.D. Johns Hopkins; Baltimore Medical College Associate Professor of Foreign Language PEARLE L. FANKHAUSER, B.S., M.A. Columbia University Instructor of Education and Psychology LOUISE McNEILL PEASE, A.B., M.A. Concord College; Miami University; West Virginia University; Ohio State University; Breadloaf School of English Instructor of English 1947 Rocer W. Pease, B.S. Yale University Cornell University Ball State Teachers College Instructor of English University of Iowa MARGUERITE B. DuBBE’ CALLy LEwis, B.A. B.A., M.A. University of Richmond Teachers College, Columbia Univ. Assistant Professor of Biology Instructor of English HuLpa SupER Mark, B.A., M.A. West Virginia University Instructor of Mathematics Nose PArrisH, B.S. Davis and Elkins College Instructor of Chemistry Not Pictured JoHN Comstock Evans, B.P., M.A. Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Assistant Professor of Commerce Harrier B. BAker, B.S.E., M.A. Davis and Elkins College West Virginia University i Instructor of English RicHarp Taceor, B.S. CLAIRE FIORENTINO Davis and Elkins College eed ee ae a poe : y ie onstelle School of the Theatre ee eacomaiMathemalics American Academy of Dramatic Arts Instructor of Fine Arts Senatus |3 BUSINESS STAFF Miss ANNA PARMESANO Secretary to the President Mrs. RutH A, WILSON ‘Treasurer Mr. STEPHEN MARTIN Sup’t. of Buildings and Grounds Miss RutH Rose DeJunis, R. N. Nurse Senatus 14 Mrs. HELEN FOWLER DUNN A.B., B.M. Dietitian Not Pictured Miss ALWILDA ELLEN COCHRAN, R.N Nurse Mrs. E_win L. ROBERTS Hostess, Women’s Dormitory Mrs. MALCOM R. PRICE Hostess, Women’s Dormitory Mrs. Russte HAZELTINE Hostess, Men’s Dormitory ae Sk seal —_— COLLEGE ARMENTROUT, NANCY ELLEN Social Studies—Commerce Student Christian Ass’n.; lations Club. Beta Alpha Beta; Phi Sigma Theta; International Re ARTHUR, HUGH THOMAS Biology—Chemistry Zeta Sigma; Chi Beta Phi. BISER, FERN HOPE Business Administration lations; Student International Re us: Who’s Who 1946-47. Phi Chi; Beta Alpha Beta; Christian Ass’n.; Book Club; Senat Senatus 16 BOLTON, FRANK HAROLD Chemistry—Math . Tau Kappa Epsilon; Chi Beta Phi. BRYANT, MARY ELIZABETH Physical Ed.—Social Studies Phi Sigma Theta; Chorus; Kappa Phi Omega; Student Ass’t. in Physical Education. BURKE, ELWYN REED English—Social Studies Tau Kappa Epsilon; Book Club; Playcrafters; International Relations; Student Christian Ass’n; Veterans Club: “Senator”: Cheerleader; Who’s Who in 1946-47. er cone Senatus 17 BURKY, HILDA LENA Chemistry—Biology Phi Sigma Theta; Student Christian Ass’n.; Chi Beta Phi; W.A.A.; Chorus; International Relations; “Senator.” GALAIN; ERVIN B; Chemistry—Biology Zeta Sigma; Fi Batar Cappar; Varsity Club. GAINER, GLENN W., JR. Physical Education Zeta Sigma; Varsity Club. Senatus 18 GOODE, RUDYARD BYRON Political Sctence—Economics Zeta Sigma; International Relations Club. SENIOR GOODE, IRENE CAROL Chemistry—Mathematics Phi Chi; Beta Phi; International Relations Club; Student Christian Ass’n,; Women’s Athletic Ass’n.; ‘Senator’: Senatus. HARPER, ELIZABETH ANN English—Chemistry Phi Sigma Theta; Women’s Athletic Ass’n.; Student Christian Ass’n.; International Relations Club; “Senator”; Senatus; Chorus; Chapel Choir; Playcrafters; Student Council; Pan- Hellenic Council; Who’s Who 1946-47. Senatus 19 HOFFMAN, EUGENE RICHARD Economics—English Chi Omicron Delta; Alpha Psi Omega. KAMPF, SAUL BERNARD Physical Education English Zeta Sigma; Varsity Club; “Senator”; Student Ass’t. in Physical Education. KITTLE, HAYWARD WILLARD Mathematics—Chemistry Tau Kappa Epsilon; Chi Beta Phi; Veteran’s Club; Senatus. Senatus 20 LAMBERT, NORMAN WENDELL Chemistry—Mathematics Chi Omicron Delta; Chi Beta Phi. SENIORS KITTLE, ELIZABETH GUYE English—Social Studies Phi Chi; Alpha Psi Omega; International Relations Club; Student Christian Ass’n.; Book Club; Women’s Athletic Ass’n.; “Senator”; Senatus; Who’s Who 1945-46. LYONS, EARL KENNETH Physical Education—Biological Science Zeta Sigma; Chi Beta Phi; International Relations Club; Pan- Hellenic Council; Senatus Editor; Who’s Who 1946-47. Senatus 21 - i AE LR POY A IO ET Ee a EE ES SO OT ee ee MAMS, CARL FRANCIS Biology—Physical Education Varsity Club. MERO, THOMAS FOCH Mathematics—-Chemistry Tau Kappa Epsilon; Chi Beta Phi; Senatus; Who’s Who 1946-47. RICHARDS, GUY BAYARD, JR. Commerce—Social Studies Zeta Sigma; Beta Alpha Beta; International Relations Club; Who’s Who 1946-47. Senatus 22 SENIOR RYMNIAK, CHARLES Physical Education—Social Studies Zeta Sigma; Beta Alpha Beta; Varsity Club. SIEDHOFF, JOHN ALLISON Physical Education—Mathematics Zeta Sigma. SKIDMORE, KEITH LYNN Physical Education—Social Studies Zeta Sigma; Fi Batar; Varsity Club; Football; Basketball; Student Council; Pan-Hellenic Council. Uo og Bae rate: atic: ith aE Senatus 23 SMITH, MARNER Social Studies—English Zeta Sigma, TALBOT, JAMES BARTLETT Social Studies—English Zeta Sigma; Alpha Psi Omega; Who’s Who 1946-47. VALENTINE, GENE ORR Chemistry—Mathematics Chi Beta Phi; International Relations Club; Student Christian Ass’n.; Women’s Athletic Ass’n.; Senatus; “Senator”; Chorus; Who’s Who 1946-47. Senatus 24 YOUNG, ROBERT LEO Mathematics—P hysics Zeta Sigma; Chi Beta Phi; Senatus. DEAN SENIORS VIQUESNEY, JUNE VANLUE Commerce—English Phi Sigma Theta; Alpha Psi Omega; Women’s Athletic Ass’n.; Student Christian Ass’n.; International Relations Club; Senatus; Pan-Hellenic Council; Student Council; Chorus; Who’s Who 1945-46. Camera Shy Seniors , F. DANEAL Social Studies—Commerce LUTZ ISNER, RUSSELL DAVID, JR. Business Administration—English Delta Kappa Epsilon; Varsity Club. , NEIL TOLBARD Chemistry—Mathematics Zeta Sigma; Fi Batar. MYERS, VIRGINIA LEE Psychology—English “Senator”; Chi Beta Phi; Who’s Who 1946-47. Senatus 25 Senior Class History September, 1943. Nineteen freshmen made their first trip “up the hill” to begin what is known as orientation—Webster’s Dictionary didn’t help us with that word. A quiet meeting in the library with Dean Talbot assured us that we could stay and attempt a college career. At first glance we thought we’d made a mistake and entered a military school, and why not? We stood awed at the precise and stiff appearance of 200 aviation cadets, undergoing training here at the time. We led an army life and loved it. September, 1944. Our Sophomore year saw only eleven “‘veteran’”’ students return, two men and nine girls. We elected officers and chose Elizabeth Ann Harper to lead us. Gene Valentine was Vice-President, Wallace Gibbs, Secretary, and Irene: Goode, Student Council Representative. With the departure of the army, out college life actually began. ‘The man shortage was acute, necessitating the election of a female Student Body President, unheard of before in the college’s history. However, we managed to struggle through and plan for a glorious year as UPPER CLASSMEN. September, 1945. Due to returning veterans, our Junior Class had doubled its previous membership, now consisting of twenty-three members. We elected Gene Valentine as President, Hilda Burky as Vice-President, Irene Goode as Secretary, June Viguesney as Treasurer, and Nancy Armentrout as Student Coun- cil Representatiy 4,he year was truly a post-war one with complete reorganization of all groups to agree with pre-war standards. May Day was a gala affair with Beth Guye representing the class as Queen. We assumed more responsibilities and revived THE SENATUS, the college yearbook which hadn’t been published for a number of years. Earl Lyons was elected Editor and the class was assured it would have a college yearbook. September, 1946. Thirty-four Seniors returned to grace the halls of “Ye Olde Alma Mater” with their bright and smiling faces. Our final year was successfully led by James Talbot, President; Rudyard Goode, Vice President; Fern Biser, Secretary- Treasurer; and ‘Tom Mero, Student Council Representative. Elwyn Burke became the head of the Student Body and ushered us through a magnificent year of traditional activities. College sports were renewed and the dignified seniors became the “rah! rah! kids” they had always longed to be. Emerging from a festive commencement week, tired but jubilant, we realized that college days are happy ones, Senatus 26 WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS In American Universities and Colleges Name FERN Hope BISER ELWYN REED BURKE ELIZABETH ANN HARPER EaRL KENNETH LYONS ‘THOMAS FocH MERO JAMES BARTLETT ‘TALBOT JOHN PETER GROCKI Guy BAYARD RICHARDS, Jr. GENE ORR VALENTINE VIRGINIA LEE MYERS Class Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Senior Senior Major Business Administration English English Physical Education Mathematics Social Studies Physical Education Commerce Chemistry Psychology Senatus 27 Minor English Social Studies Chemistry Biol. Science Chemistry English Biol. Science Social Studies Mathematics English Junior Glass History Sixty bright, but scared freshmen, appeared at Davis and Elkins College one September day, 1944, for enrollment. This was the largest freshman class since the beginning of the war. These students found a rough road ahead of them with many stop signs, curves, and detours. In order that the road would seem easier, the class chose Stanley Wilmoth as their leader. The war became very real to us as we watched many of our classmates leave the campus to wear Uncle Sam’s colors. The highlight of the freshman year was a party given at Graceland Hall. The purpose of this party was to stimulate friendship among the class. As another September dawned, the class turned off on a smooth, white high- way. Robert Ward was chosen to steer the class during its gay sophomore ride. A successful and entertaining dance was given at the Social Club for the student body. In the fall of 1946 we welcomed back the boys who had served in World War II. We have planned several social activities which we hope to carry out in the near future. As juniors and privileged upperclassmen, and with Dean With- row in the chair as our guide, we are looking forward to a bigger and better senior year. Our class officers for this year are: President . Ach cic uianen aha Gee ee eee DEAN WITHROW Vice-President ea ee ee DOROTHY COBERLY SECT OLATY Ficuates ccs Seis nies Reo ene eee, LOUISE HANSON Di COSUT CT. Si ore Seciesexserisssme eee MARY CATHERINE MEADOR Student Council Representative ...........0.ccccccccce JAMES RECTOR Senatus 28 BOXELL CLARK DAETWYLER GURD BRADLEY COBERLY EASTON HAHON Senatus 29 BROSCHART COCHRAN FRENCH HAMMER CHAMBERS CROSIER GROCKI HANSON Juniors HARMAN HINCHMAN I YGRAM ISCH KESTER KRAMER LAMBERT LANHAM [cQUAIN MARINELLO MOBAKER MORGAN MYER PAINTER PETERS RECTOR Senatus 30 ROBBINS STRADER HOGSHEAD MAUZY MEREDITH Juniors SHAHAN SHIRKEY SWINK UPDIKE ZIMAN MEADOR Camera Shy Juniors MYLES VANSCOY SHAFFER WAGSTAFF STEEL WILMOTH Senatus 31 SNYDER WITHROW St reeminonsontiteng ee er se 0 sete we ——— Sophomores Sophomore Glass History If a Greek were asked to give a definition of the word, sophomore, it w ould surprise many people who find themselves in this category to learn that they would be answering to the description of a wise fool. Our “ego” would suffer tremendously if we were to remain complaisant about this undesirable situation for there must be a way to improve our collegiate status and at the same time save our honor. It would be foolhardy to look towards our superiors for moral support, so by adapting the old army game of “passing the buck” to a seemingly hopeless task, we arrive at a solution that is a little better than plausible. By reasoning we find that it is given that a sophomore is a wise fool and by swallowing our pride we accept this axiom. By asking the question, “if a soph- Senatus 34 Sophomore Class History omore is a wise fool what then would the status of the lowly freshman be?” By examination of the facts, we find that a freshman is not wise for that is a char- acteristic of his superiors. He is not a wise fool for we as sophomores have accepted this definition. By the process of elimination we have arrived at an answer to the problem and we find that a freshman is simply a “fool” with no helpful adjectives to help him along in his year of distress. Mr. Paul Jones was our leader through our trial year or that year of “‘foolery.” Our second year or the year in which we brand ourselves in the class known as “wise fools,” we find our leaders to be: President, Edward Woicik; Vice-President, Howard Collett; Secretary, Carl Wellman; Treasurer, Bill DeMartini. Senatus 35 Freshmen Senatus 36 Senatus 37 5 RRP RE SA STORET NEE RSS GENERAL McARTHUR and aide GENERAL SUTHERLAND (an alumnus of D E) “TO ALMIGHTY GOD LGIVESTHANKS FOR] GHAI GUED: ANCE: WHICH HAS BROUGHT’ US TO THIS SUCCESSUIN OUR GREAT CRUSADE. HIS Is THE HONOR THE POW ERs AND THE GLORY FOREVER.” (Quotation by MacArthur in awarding decorations after the victorious Papuan campaign.) Senatus 38 BOOK III ORGANIZATIONS SENATUS ELIZABETH ANN HARPER EARL K. LYONS Assistant Editor Editor-in-Chief Senatus Staff Editor. 060 A ek ee eee A ssistant EGitore cetera ee eee a ee ee ASSOCIACE: ECIt OTR eae eee ee ee en En en epee, Advertising: Go-Editors 3 ea ee en er ae ee JA SSISPATIES sac eRe eee Ae eer ee ee ee ee Business: Manager fn scchcins.coapt eee ea meee ee ene i: ASSIStATIES Si Rt A ee ree eo Te Art) Edit6rvicce re oe eee ere JASSISCATILS 5... ccm ecu tueaee arse ox ned OER aR ene ee Literary, Editor sgt. hae tee cM eke We co eta Ae eee ee ASSIStANES 5.8 nie, ett tea eet ee Sales Mamaper ss ix oc (tans tspaens keane chery ae eed oe ASSIStanits 3.9% Joie See ee ete ee ee eee Faculty AGVIS@1s 2 cies: foc eaee sac p ce ea oer cee te ere Senatus 40 THOMAS F. MERO Business Manager EARL LYons ELIZABETH A. HARPER FRED HARMAN ROBERT YOUNG HAYWARD KITTLE CHARLES DUKE EVELYN GOODE CHARLOTTE CLENDENEN ‘Tom MErRo FERN BISER IRENE GOODE DoyLE KESTER GENE VALENTINE RICHARD SPRING Mary C. MEADOR JUNE VIQUESNEY Joyce ZIMAN GLORIA WALTHER ELIZABETH GUYE KITTLE ROBERT CRAIG MaArir£ BISHOFF EILEEN KNAPP Miss MARQUETTE Dr. F. M. STUBBLEFIELD Senatus Staff The SENATUS STAFF presents the book of the year. We are the first since World War II, to have shared in this honor. Like our forebears, we have delved deep into the grounds of effort; sowed the admixtured seeds of creative enthusiasm, writers’ cramp and ultimate despair; nourished the straggling sprouts with midnight oil; but at long last, with an efficacious serum known only to ourselves, we rejoice in submitting the hardy perennial. One learns by doing. One learns—that contracts are deemed necessary by good business men, like ourselves?—that the rising cost of PRINTING, to use a blanket term, is in direct proportion to the diminishing quality of SENATUS’ assets—that in the world of priorities, SENA TUS, Inc., is a non-essential industry: to speak clearly, a liability! One learns, too, that a certain friend, included upon our only too gracious staff, his qualities, neither we nor our patrons will forget—thanks Charlie Duke— that Tom Mero is a shrewd tyrant who clips the printer’s estimate to fit the SENATUS budget; what a budget?-—that June Viquesney and Betty Harper have won the wars with the organizations, with Freddy Harman’s optimism, an only too ready perpetual source of ammunition. Perhaps one wonders about the quality of work which might emerge, if students devote to their academic pursuits, the same degree of concentrated effort that our staff and faculty advisers havé exerted in sharing this volume with their student colleagues. A cynic contributor: “The teaching profession would be ex- tinct, undergraduates would retire themselves with a Ph.D.—namely ‘Kilroy’.” But in a serious vein—SENATUS is the voice of college. Let it speak to you. In its margin tuck your autographs. In its pictured scenes, visualize your activities. Find your part in it—for it is your story. Finally, let it call you back—for Home- comings, for Alumni Days; bring it with you; let it keep you with us—for it is your Book, It is our gift—To You. ‘TheEditor, Senatus 41 “Senator” Your college newspaper, the “Senator,” has become a vital organ to further the American ideal of free speech on our college campus. The staff and faculty adviser, Mrs. Louise Pease, are earnestly and sincerely attempting to bring to the D E student news of an educational and social nature —news of the greatest value to the individual, where truth lies at the foundation. We are extremely proud to say that, of recent date, the “Senator” has become a member of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Press Associatio n, accomplished solely as a result of the combined efforts and interest of each staff member. It shall be our sincere aim, now and in the future, to endeavor to present the truth in our writings, without prejudice, and to thus maintain a “straight-from- the-shoulder” policy. ‘The Editor, IRVING STEIN Senatus 42 Alpha Psi Omega ‘The Iota Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, National Honorary Dramatic Fra- ternity, was organized on the campus two years ago. Membership in the Fraternity is by the point system. Students must have been members in the Playcrafters and have taken part in at least three major plays or four one-act plays. The Alpha Psi Omega is one of the largest and best known drama fraternities in this country. There are chapters in almost all the larger universities and col- leges. ‘he aim of the organization is to keep a high standard in the field of drama and to stimulate interest in the Department of Fine Arts on the campus. The first production of the group was “Night Must Fall,” which was given last season. ‘The first play of this season was “Death ‘Takes a Holiday” followed by two other productions. The officers are: PV CSUN Beam meres tee race tense ec en cemeteries PEGGY MEREDITH Vice: Eresi@erutanwme saree tt eater eae eee eo PAT HOFFMAN IROCOTONGOR SOC ROOD ccs scz.vnenber ansocase acs resseoneeioseconsée JUNE VIQUESNEY GOTmes|POWAUUORS CCT CLAM) reenter LUCILLE CHAMBERS DB RAP IVA RAL: cana patch cteca seer ante t tee Ee MARY MARGARET McQUAIN Sy OOO ccc. oncocepoan ioonelsg apeanc eeoes ah A. MRS. REGINALD SIBBALD [ACKCUN) AUCKDOSETS: ccxaecciconodoantscanenundeeaceeesve8os! MRS. A. E. FIORENTINO DR. FRANK STUBBLEFIELD Senatus 43 Beta Alpha Beta The Beta Alpha Beta is an honorary commercial fraternity. Candidates must have achieved the high scholastic requirements in their chosen fields of Commerce or Business Administration for election to membership. The aims of the organ- ization are to acquaint its members with the current trends of the changing business world, to promote and stimulate their interest in commerce, and to organize the commercial students into one social group with a common interest. One of the means by which the Beta Alpha Beta strives to accomplish its purpose is the study and observation of various business establishments in order to gain first hand knowledge of commercial methods and procedures. ‘The out- standing academic goal of the fraternity each year is the winning of Na tional Awards for commercial students. The Beta Alpha Beta is also active in the social life of the campus. The fraternity has had numerous activities during the current year, among which were the traditional Annual Pledge Dinner, the Christmas Party, and the Valentine Dance. As members of this organization, we believe that we can attain higher academic standards and better fit ourselves to take our places in the commercial business world. Officers for 1946-47 are: PYESID CNEL ey Oe ae ed Ged Ferree iene ROBERT CRAIG Vices Present ares a SR en. cc ec eee GUY RICHARDS, JR. ECC COTALTUCAS CCT CUCIY meer ane teeta aes ene ROSA LEE ARBOGAST COTmes PON AUTO SECT CLOT meer ae aes eee eee MARIE BISHOFF DT CASUT ER eon see oe Oe: MABEL VANSCOY BOCULINEA GUIS eer eee eee MISS GLORIA MARQUETTE Senatus 44 Chi Beta Phi Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fraternity for undergraduates. Until 1945-1946, the College held two chapters, Zeta Chapter organized in 1925 for men, and the Delta Sigma Chapter organized in 1937 for women. However, in April, 1946, the two chapters merged to form the Zeta Chapter. The object of this organization is to promote interest in science by keeping up with current scientific investigation, by means of lectures by prominent scien- tists, by means of papers prepared by regular members, and by means of general discussion. Membership in this fraternity is open to those science majors whose academic work and scientific attitude conform to the standards of the chapter. The motto of Chi Beta Phi is, “Scientia Omnia Vincit,’’ and the colors are crimson and colonial blue. ‘The Cape Jasmine is the flower of the organization. ‘The officers for the current year are as follows: TER OSU COVE errata sceies od Pestana Se Set eh Mee toh ae tac DEAN WITHROW EA a1 CAN CCN Ree a ct a Bee Oe OR EE VIRGINIA MYERS UR CCORORL CUS COPCEOUTY: An kent nemerecedah tsar sec) GENE VALENTINE Corresponding Secretary... semesicdtuon dorea ocaeBeaeene ates IRENE GOODE THC OS UME I tens alert eteeg cherie 28) cyt See watt ar al names aap teNek HILDA BURKY Senatus 45 Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity The dreams of the old “X O D” Fraternity finally came true after thirty-one years, when on October 5, 1946, it joined the ranks of Tau Kappa Epsilon National Fraternity as Alpha Psi Chapter. The old fraternity colors of purple and gold were, on that day, replaced by cherry and grey. The fraternity was founded in 1915 by Roscoe Gould, William J. Flint, C. A. Rhinehart, and D. S. Fleming. During the years, 1917-1919 and 1943-1944, there were no meetings held, due to enlistment of members in the armed forces. The fraternity has grown and progressed rapidly. It boasts a chapter house on the campus, to which a new wing will be added in the near future. This new wing will provide sleeping quarters for out-of-town members. The fraternity has many outstanding social events each year. Among these are: the Spring Formal, a Mid-year Ball, and a Barn Dance. The insignia of TKE is a skull and crossbone, superimposed on an equilateral triangle, with an argent at the base of the triangle, upon which are the letters “TPKE.” It is made of Roman Gold and is adorned with three white pearls. Weekly meetings are held, as well as a large number of other well planned events. OFFICERS THOMAS EMER O Wise pact ec one eee a Prytanis DBA Nat WILCEER © Wis os tect an ere ee re. Epi-Prytanis WILLTAMGINGRAM oh cocch cece ee ee eee Hy pophetes HARRY HOUT ON facie nace orceee eae ee a in a Crysophylos SAM CANTIA M shigteceyeduniot ceeseaen Meanings oes Grammeteus FRE. DS ELAR MOAI prcrncpe ss Beane ee, ole nee er Hegemon BAST “MCG wa otl ve cicicoth.c oa area peer eee eae Pylortes HAYWARD sR CUT [is cape ices coe oe eee eee ee eae Histor Senatus 46 Zeta Sigma Fraternity The Delta Chapter of the Zeta Sigma Fraternity is distinguished particularly for one thing at D E College—that of being the first national social fraternity to make its appearance on the campus. Until 1940, when the Fairmont State Teachers College chapter came to Elkins and formally installed the Delta Chapter, the organization had been known as the TVC. The former name, TVC, stood for the words: Truth, Valor, and Courage. These, too, are the basis upon which the members of the Zeta Sigma laid the groundwork for their new organization. These ideals have caused the organization to grow into one of the largest, and most politically powerful groups on the campus. This organization gives four of the social highlights of the year. Namely: The Football Hop, usually given in October; Holiday Dance, just before the Christmas holidays; the Bohemian Ball, well known and much anticipated affair of the spring; lastly, the Spring Formal, sometimes given jointly with their sister sorority, the Phi Chi. The two main projects of the year were: the printing and distributing of the first Blue Book, which contains the home and school addresses of all students and faculty on the campus; and the other project is the converting of the old campus carriage house into their first fraternity house. OFFICERS EPeStL GTA ame mst OU dats Ae A Ao La eC JOHN GROCKI Vice Pa ester ieee wn tele, 7 oe Lea taa he KEITH SKIDMORE SCOT CUI rat serine tat to tied. Nal sac lap yror ooech Menace tee etoe ti JAMES McGEE ETC ASUTE In Rese RN Groh ese nh tsi omy eeccss LEO D. VANSCOY Pan-HelleniG ReEpresentatrve ict cc.thseissséveusesseessessmenoinds EARL LYONS HOCULINGA QUIS CT Res ney Cee eu ssdiqusesstaectiats oteseecs FRED A. MILLER Senatus 47 SE TD TTT a Iota Nu Delta Fraternity Last fall, Davis and Elkins College welcomed the Iota Nu Delta Fraternity to the campus. ‘Their short but interesting history goes back to April, 1945. On the college softball field, the fraternity was molded together and showed its first sign of life. Here in an atmosphere of friendliness and cooperation, the seed of life was sown for the organization, which was first known as the Inde- pendent Softball ‘Team. The boys, not content with the possibility of being divided into other existing fraternal orders, and receiving the full encouragement of the faculty, decided to form their own fraternity. Meetings were held, a constitution was drawn up, committees were formed, and new members were inducted, thereby forming a solid foundation for the fraternity. On September 16, 1946, the fraternity was recognized by the Pan-Hellenic Council and assumed an active role in college activities this year. ‘The members of the fraternity asked Dr. Noblin to act as faculty adviser. Dr. Noblin received the invitation and accepted it, thus completing the final and important step in the organization of the Iota Nu Delta Fraternity. OFFICERS PEST CTU ce ite ete ae eee ee ee EDWARD WOICIK Vice=Presidentmeene. eee eee ROBERT MYRON REGCOTAIN ON SCCTELATY aerren ceet enen aete LARRY KORNBLUTH CNOA ONAN SAORAUGIN conser cabe cen ely openecensincene: CARL WELLMAN PT COSUN CTE: sreace. Sete ete to ee to vt eS HAROLD VARNER Senatus 48 Iota Chi Delta The infant of Greek-letter organizations on Davis and Elkins campus is the Tota Chi Delta Sorority, formed in the latter part of April, 1946, in Halliehurst Hall. ‘This sorority was formed for the purpose of furthering student cooperation and social activities. The nurturing of this rapidly growing child was begun by twelve chartered members, two of which are not in Davis and Elkins this year. The constitution and charter members were approved by the Pan-Hellenic Council. ‘The Iota Chi Delta has chosen as its colors, blue and white, and its flower, the white gardenia. Other emblems are yet to be chosen. The original officers of the sorority unanimously accepted again for this year are: Lois Walker, President; Louise Hanson, Vice-President; Ethelyn Smith, Secretary; Phyllis Daniels, Treasurer; Phyllis Shirkey, Historian; and Muriel Lipchick, Pan-Hellenic Representative. Mrs. Clark Fidler, charming sponsor of Tota Chi Delta, has entertained the girls with teas and social gatherings. Patronesses are Mrs. Paul Snedegar, Mrs. J. A. Towler, Mrs. R. D. Earle, Mrs. Phil Harness, Mrs. Charles Leonard, Mrs. Ernest English, and Miss Martha B. Williams. Miss Carrie L. Brittain will efficiently perform the duties as our faculty adviser. Senatus 49 Phi Chi The Alpha Chapter of the Phi Chi Sorority, which was organized in 1922, has been outstanding in the promotion of cultural and social activities on the campus of Davis and Elkins College. Each year this organization strives to better its preceding activities and this year was, by all means, not a failure in this respect. ‘The Phi Chi social season starts officially with Rush Week, a series of gala activities which take place in November. One of the most impressive functions of the year is the annual formal initiation dinner at which time the new members are formally initiated into the sorority. This group presents each new member with a bracelet bearing the Sorority Seal. ‘The Sorority shows appreciation to the alumni and _ patronesses annually by entertaining at the Alumni and Patronesses Tea, which takes place in March, and the Past Presidents’ Dinner, which takes place in April. Among other activities are the Spring Formal, held annually in May, and the Graduation Picnic. These activities close the Sorority social calendar for the school. The Phi Chi’s have been guided this year by Jean Lambert, secretary to the Dean of the College. Other officers are: Vice-President aM cee eee ee eee FERN BISER IRECOT AI ORS CONCLANY ras nesses ote eee ee oe RITA HAMMER GOTT ESPOTLCITI OMS CON ELOT nner: mittens eat ete erate JESSIE BENDER DROIT er ccc cocctaoascere ren cetbemarsisctson tnotet LORRAYNE MARQUETTE Pan-Hellenic Representantve,...... 10.9 orn NORMA SWINK Senatus 50 Phi Sigma Theta The Phi Sigma Theta Sorority, affectionately known as “Phi Sig,” is mark- ing its 27th year of existence on the college campus. Being founded on January 24, 1920, makes it the oldest sorority ‘‘on the hill.” The sorority climaxes its social activities of the year with a gay Spring Formal in May. This event is preceded by a festive Rush Week in the early fall, honoring new students into the group, the Alumnae Christmas Party, the New Year Pledge Party, Hell Week in February, the Founder’s Day Dinner, and the Patroness Tea. Commencement week is an active one for the graduating members, for a picnic, formal dance, and a breakfast are given in their honor. Phi Sigma Theta has many cherished traditions. Each new member is given a mother-of-pearl pendant bearing the sorority crest in gold, and a rush book of gray leather bound with coral cord. A silver spoon is presented to the first-born of each alumnae and patroness. Each graduating member of the sorority is given a gift of her own choosing; and a collection of books costing not less than fifteen dollars is presented to the College Library every year. Officers for the current year have been: ET ESULGTL Lawn ee meee noe arid, ene eee ae ELIZABETH ANN HARPER SALGIRGUETIY sccrcnuseeecveoce 80000 ERE PosacinroURMU CNC Seas aoA OR ma JUNE VIQUESNEY RT COSUTEN mem nape an cee eee: NANCY ARMENTROUT IAA NA? Oy BOO SGRO recresooctooeiscsee soos ssceeoooteticcanonrow: ee. HILDA BURKY Pan-FIellentc™ REPTESEn tative: teat eae cate se tess oihte-e. JOYCE ZIMAN GOrrespondtng SECTELATY sccnstetedets jas crorersessres LOIS ANN HADFIELD Senatus 51 Pan-Hellenic Council ‘The Pan-Hellenic Council of Davis and Elkins College is the governing organ- ization of the Greek letter societies in the school. The council consists of two representatives from each fraternity and sorority, the president of the Student Body, the faculty adviser of each group, and the Dean of the College. The purpose of the council is to maintain, on a high plane, fraternity life and interfraternity relationship. They cooperate with the college authorities in their effort to maintain high social, ethical and scholastic standards throughout the whole college besides acting as a forum for the discussion of questions of interest to the college and the fraternity-sorority world. The officers of the group are: President, Elwyn Burke, Student Body Presi- dent, who automatically becomes president of the council; and Secretary, Elizabeth Ann Harper. Senatus 52 Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to regulate all matters pertaining to student life at Davis and Elkins which do not fall under the jurisdiction of the faculty; to encourage active cooperation in the work of student government; to uphold the highest standards of honor and integrity in all matters of personal conduct; to strengthen cordial relations between the faculty and students; to enact and enforce laws according to the grant of powers; and to constitute a medium for expressing student opinion on matters of general college interest. It is the duty of the Student Council to act as an executive body for the Student Body, as a whole, and it is the Council’s aim to put the College first; the individual second; and the organization third. The Council consists of members as follows: The President, First and Second Vice-Presidents, and the Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Body, one member from each of the three upper classes, the president of the freshman class, he to be a full member after the first semester of the school year, and a representative of the Pan-Hellenic Council. ‘The Student Council meets the first Monday in every month. OFFICERS EES ACH Upeee eo MLR nan Goren hunuiins treme lane ELWYN BURKE First Vice-President.......4 fomedunetouansosraetan atu odnnat va secade JOHN GROCKI DECOM ARV ACE ETESUACTI sane thors ieee = Peale aes oneness JOYCE ZIMAN NACAAUENIN SI BRATS RAT ce cecocg caboose cratienonecesocsdonerosecconctor EILEEN KNAPP Senatus 53 Book Club On August 7, 1945, unknown realms of beauty plunged into the grasp of Davis and Elkins College’s literary-minded individuals. Created at a dinner at Halliehurst Hall, under the sponsorship of Miss Carrie Lanier Brittain, the club proposed to stimulate broader reading interests among students, and to promote a common understanding and interpretation of the best literature. Meetings of the Book Club are held bi-monthly, on the first and third Fri- days of each month, the former a business meeting, and the latter a social meeting, held at the home of one of the sponsors. Included in the social meeting is the review of books by members of the club, or guests, followed with an informal discussion by the club members and the sponsors. ‘The sponsors are the mesdames Charles Albert, Carl Channel, R. J. Condry, A. E. Fiorentino, Thomas D. Lee, R. B. Purdum, Hosea Smith, Dwight Teter, Holt Woodell, Frank Stubblefield, Merritt Wilson, Jr., and Cyrus Kump. Although one of the youngest organizations on the campus, the Book Club blends into and deepens the variegated panorama of campus life. Officers for the current year are: PeSid enti error erased te sescuteneat nace ae eee ROBERT CRAIG ViCe-PTCSiG ENT err rea MARY ELLEN UPDIKE SECO LATY Shen eee ee Sees nec een ne eee DOLLIE ENEVOLDSEN TPC OSUT OT ates ekg heease Caracer et acee rae eS ee JOYCE ZIMAN Senatus 54 International Relations Club The International Relations Club was formed in April, 1943, and is com- posed of a group of students, selected on the basis of their academic record, who meet to study and discuss world affairs. The club is sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Semi-annually, the Carnegie Foundation makes a donation of books on international relations to the organization and these books are kept on reserve in the school library. At the Commencement Exercises in 1944, the club was awarded the Plaque of Progress, which is given by the college to that organization which has con- tributed most to the life on the campus during the year. Each year, IRC sends delegates to the Ohio Valley Regional Conferences of International Relations Clubs, which are held on campuses throughout the states of West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky. Meetings are held semi-monthly; one regular business session and a social meeting. One of the outstanding activities of this organization is the sponsorship of a “Student Forum” in which select college students participate. OFFICERS DT ESUC ETE Geena emt ne Bn cs tte Bate aR Oe na Ae GUY RICHARDS, JR. Vice eresiden tweens Maher orinc, May ene RUDYARD GOODE S COL CLOUY Merete teen etek eM aces Meee eae GENE VALENTINE LTC ASUNE Taman arene mote tne Tee oi eee een ise: © NORMA SWINK TREDOTLCT Mme ert enn edie Ree eke ok RG Ie JOHN FRENCH LA SSISLGTEU UC POLLEN eee he os Pia tee rise eye GAYNELLE CROSIER Senatus 55 The Playcrafters The “Playcrafters” is solely an informal society composed of those students extremely interested in the Dramatic profession, plus all others desiring to become a part of our organization. The primary aim of “Playcrafters” is to present excellent and outstanding productions at frequent intervals, for the sincere purpose of increasing and main- taining traditional spirit on the college campus, to introduce a knowledge of the arts, and to promote an interest in college activities. We members of this organization are, and shall always be, proud and honored to have as our Faculty Adviser—Mrs. Claire Fiorentino. The officers for the current year are: Prestden Eee a Re IRVING STEIN Vice=President ae ee CAMILLE ESPOSITO SCCTELANY Hl TE ASUT C tweens cence rsetentn eee eee ee ree eee JEAN LAMBERT Senatus 56 The Student Christian Association A few years ago a body of young men and women got together and decided to form an organization that would “unite the religious life of the campus group without regard to denominational lines.” The association functioned without a constitution; and consequently, it was not very highly organized. Then in the fall of 1944, under the guiding influence of Alma Crosier and Wallace Gibbs, the association gained headway and became one of the most active clubs on the campus. Much was accomplished. A constitution and a pledge were written, and the way was opened to complete success. The purpose of the group was clearly defined in the constitution; it was to promote Christian ideals on the campus of a Christ- ian college. ‘he doors were opened to any persons who wanted to join that had good Christian character and Christian beliefs. | One of the first things done was to establish the Wednesday evening vesper services. ‘hese services are now held in a beautiful chapel in Graceland Hall. ‘There are many other things done each year that are sponsored by the SCA. Among them are the gathering of a Christmas basket for the needy, Religious Emphasis Week, inspirational services, and sponsoring a chapel program during the year. , OFFICERS PieSid Ci tae ares haey ets a Ae ees trae econ in, DOYLE KESTER VACCHRICSIGCTU tpn ete etre AR ie a ete WILLIAM INGRAM SCONCLON Verret up ter cet en eee stone eth cet teat eee GLORIA WALTHER LETC OSALT CT. eign mene cesar tee GAYNELLE CROSIER LROCURIIS). LACK DUS CAR exo ces coosccgbhatsbagocgonn iusauobohbadeehooennh DR. FRANK LEWIS Senatus 57 Varsity Club The Varsity Club of Davis and Elkins, dormant during the war years, was reorganized along with the return of athletics to the hill. This organization is composed of male students who have been awarded a letter for participation in varsity athletics. A main project of the club each year is the buying of varsity sweaters for the members of the athletic teams who have been awarded letters. Money, for these sweaters, is raised by the club, through the media of social events, and concessions at football and basketball games. The club was organized in January, 1936, by Coach Shelton and that year’s letter men, following the procedure that has become prominent throughout col- leges and universities. It is their aim to promote social activities among the athletes and make them cooperative with the student body. Officers for the current year are: PLOSUDEM Ge cots: Meena a eee ane ee ates eR ee CARL PAYNE ViGerP resid en tee sek rsa toys ee eee ee eee JAMES McGEE Secretary=T Tegsur 6? cima. aincmmn sees re ee JOHN GROCKI Senatus 58 Veteran’s Club The Davis and Elkins Weterinis Club was organized on September 10, 1945, in the College Auditorium. This organization set as a goal the task of becoming one of the biggest and best “all around” organizations on the campus. Functioning as a social organization it did gain prominence among students of the College and Civic Clubs of this vicinity. “Hal McIntyre and his Orchestra” was sponsored by the Veteran’s Club on April 17, 1946 at the American Legion Hall in Elkins. This was the first “big name” band to appear in Elkins since the last Forest Festival. The Veteran’s Club went on inactive status on May 24, 1946, with good standing and remained inactive until the beginning of the 1946-47 school term, when it resumed its aims and activities. Their chief aim is to promote the welfare of all veterans attending Davis and Elkins College and to aid in their problems of readjustment. The election of officers for the term of 1946-47 was conducted on November 6, 1946 at the American Legion Hall, Post 29. The following people were elected to serve: OTC SUOETL Urea ent Sirs eee EE, EE cto SNE, BASIL McGEE ; Vices PLCSUACTU be. mrs bast tei Mean ncdc eae NA ee JAMES RECTOR WCCNCLON mare en cee cake, BP re eeieceNo ceric eh MISS JESSE BENDER HLT COSULT CI rere RR RE Oe nee se te ae NOR Te PN Waly GRADY GUYE S CU CCOM TAL ATI S toe nets yet heer et ee .CARL HINKLE The organization has again selected Professor Fred A. Miller, Registrar, for the club’s official faculty adviser. Senatus 59 Women’s Athletic Association The Women’s Athletic Association of Davis and Elkins College, one of the most active organizations on the campus, consists of girls who participate in the physical education classes. The purpose of this club is to further athletic activities among the young women of our schools. During the past two years, the W.A.A. has sponsored the annual May Day Festivities which they revived during the academic year, 1944-45, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Claire Fiorentino, the Association’s faculty adviser. ‘The May Day Festival is a very picturesque affair, held on the front lawn of Halliehurst Hall, where the queen of the campus is crowned and accompanied by her court com- posed of princesses fr om neighboring schools. One of the last year’s most profitable activities of the W.A.A. was their own original “Tag Day.” This was a day set aside to raise financial funds for the purpose of reopening the Bowling Alley on the campus. It proved to. be a big success and every member of the Association participated with great enthusiasm. This year, the W.A.A. has sponsored a victory dance, held at the American Legion Hall, after every home football game. The officers for 1946-47 are: President aire eee rhe eRe MARTHA ANN CLARK Vices Presid citi atc cot ee) cet ee eee JEAN LAMBERT SECT CLAY Vo ccwerd ee tans aes er See LOUISE HANSON TT COSUT CTS ere en eee Oe A ee ae Se PHYLLIS SHIRKEY Senatus 60 Orchestra The Davis and Elkins College orchestra under the direction of Professor Irving Miller takes its place among the varied activities of the campus. The orchestra supplies the musical accompaniment for the Department of Drama in most of its major productions. Chorus The Davis and Elkins College chorus which is also under the direction of the Music Department presents during the year varied musical recitals and seasonal presentations. ‘The chorus is composed of students of all classes and has many accomplished soloists. Senatus 61 Chapel Choir Each ‘Thursday at 11:00 A.M. we note the weekly pilgrimage to the west end of the Davis and Elkins campus where is located the Presbyterian Church. This weekly chapel is held to give stimulation to the religious aspect of our college life. Davis and Elkins College realizes that the attainment of its ideals is dependent upon the nurturing of the religious life of its students, and is convinced that in- tellectual development without moral and spiritual growth represents a grave and present threat to individuals and to society. The Chapel Choir represents a cross-section of the student body of Davis and Elkins College—students of all faiths gather together in reverence through voice to God. Senatus 62 BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT Senatus 63 The May Fete Each spring Halliehurst Hall is the setting for the May Day program of the college. In the afternoon the smooth, green lawn is the background for a colorful and beautiful coronation. Opening the ceremony is the traditional Daisy Chain dance, performed by a group of the most popular girls on the campus, to an accompaniment of well-loved music. Small girls usher in and scatter flowers before the Queen and her court. Leading the court are the escorts to the Queen and her ladies. The president of the college, who officiates at the coronation, appears next and is followed by flower girls and the maids of honor. The small crown bearer precedes the lovely white-gowned Queen who is attended by her train bearers. After the Queen is crowned, she receives the Log Book from the last year’s queen. The Log Book, a tradition established by the Women’s Athletic Associa- tion, is a valued record of the coronation and is signed by all the members of the court, the principals of the coronation, and the dance groups. Dances are presented by the physical fitness classes, and musical selections are given by guest artists. Davis and Elkins welcomes the maids of honor and the princesses from neigh- boring colleges and high schools to the day’s festivities, including the receptions after the coronation which is attended by many parents and friends. Luncheon at noon and supper in evening is for the Queen’s court. The Queen’s Ball brings to a close the May Day program. Senatus 64 May Fete - 1946 The eleventh Queen of the May at Davis and Elkins was Elizabeth Guye Kittle who reigned during 1946. The Queen’s escort was James McGee, who was chosen by the student body. Maids of Honor were June Stewart, Alderson-Broaddus; Jean Vaughn, West Virginia Wesleyan. Last year’s Queen, who presented the Log Book, was Izetta McQuain Lyons. Princesses were: June Viers, Marlinton; Dotty Ramsey, Elkins; Betty Jean Conroe, Beverly; Betty Bosely, Belington; Luella Leatherman, Keyser; Alice Woodson Bowman, Franklin; Delores ‘Tacy, ‘Tygarts Valley; Avonelle Shaffer, Philippi; Doris Lee Kelsey, Circleville; Barbara Gaylord, Washington Irving; Louise Sponaugle, Parsons; Nancy Armentrout, June Hines, Martha Ann Clark, Gloria Walther, Davis and Elkins. Dr. R. B. Purdum officiated at the coronation. Flower girls were: Beverly Bane, Sandra Quinn, Barbara Trickett, Mary Cuthbert Barron. Crown bearer was Lachlan Wolverton. Train bearers were Joseph Wallace and James Wallace. Vocalists were: Barbara Bird, Carmel Binns, Peggy Talbott, Sue ‘Talbott. Accompanist was Mrs. S. S. Clain. Soloists for the dances were: Mary Lou Laing, Audri Wieben, Iris Babayan, Mary Jo Smith, and Marjorie Edwards. Dances were directed by Mrs. A. E. Fiorentino. Senatus 65 x? Geromng entire sgt 3 _ $ BOOK IV ATHLETICS COACHES HARVEY ROOKER Head Coach SAUL KAMPF Assistant Coach Business Manager At the helm of the athletic department of Davis and Elkins College, is the former assistant coach under Jock Sutherland, at the University of Pittsburgh, Harvey Rooker. Coach Rooker brings to Davis and Elkins College Campus the advantages of 12 years of previous coaching experience, which included both high school and college sports. Coach Rooker came to the Senators from Lancaster High School in Pennsylvania in the fall of ’42, and immediately took over the duties of head football and basketball coach. He assumed the head of the physical training department at this time also, which included among all the other duties, that of being physical education director to the U. S. Army Cadets. At the end of the cadet training here at Davis and Elkins College, Coach Rooker enlisted in the U.S. Navy as a Lieutenant Senior Grade, and returned to the Davis and Elkins College Campus in February, 1946 and resumed all of his former duties. Coach Harvey Rooker gives to the college campus the assets of a fine coach and an ex- perienced teacher. Saul Kampf, a former Davis and Elkins College student and athlete, is Coach Rooker’s assistant in all phases of the athletic department. Mr. Kampf returned to the college campus to finish his school work and has during this time been an invaluable assistant to Coach Rooker. Sol’s future plans are in the coaching field. Senatus 68 a a es ae SNe es) 1) coll io es Ve First row (sitting): (left to right) ——Teasely, Oliver, K. Skidmore, Stathopolus, Lunoe, Finn, Orris, Fernandez, Evans, Irwin, E. White, Miller, Shoemaker, Bazzle, Ware, penter and Witten. Second row (kneeling)—Trainer E. Skidmore, Hoffman, Holstein, Phillips, Sprecher, Manager Kyle. Third row (standing)—Assistant Coach Kampf, Kane, Hanssen, DiGiovanni, White, Strawderman, Kelley, Zagar, Head Coach Rooker. Missing from picture—Moore, Rhoads, Simmons, Perks. Peithman, Rymniak, Taylor, Davis and Elkins College Football Schedule 1946 - 2I—QUANTICO MARINES Sept Sept “A OXEE. | Oct: Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov at Quantico, Va. . 27—SHEPHERD STATE at Elkins 3—SALEM COLLEGE at Elkins 1I—MORAVIAN COLLEGE at Bethlehem, Pa. 19—POTOMAC STATE at Elkins (Homecoming) 24—WEST LIBERTY STATE at Tarentum, Pa. at Elkins I—ALLIANCE COLLEGE 9—GLENVILLE STATE at Glenville, W. Va. Nov. 15—ST. VINCENT COLLEGE at Latrobe, Pa, . 23—WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN at Elkins Final results—Won 3; Lost—5; Tie—2. Night Games. Home Field—-Wimer Stadium Senatus 69 12— 6 19— 6 19—12 0— 0 6— 0 32— 0 12-6 0— 0 31— 6 21— 0 Kelly, Varner, Repair, Gar B. FOOTBALL - 1946 With the turning of the leaves in Aug- ust, we saw the first preparation being made for athletics since 1942. The first call for football produced 75 willing and capable men. The first few weeks under the hot West Virginia sun narrowed the Senator squad down to 42 fine prospects. However, the Senators were graced with but two former college players, Keith Skidmore and “Chuck” Rymniak. This did not, however, daunt the courage of the maroon and white | as they rolled over the first three adversaries | with comparative ease. | Coach Rooker, realizing that he had all | newcomers to college football, stressed fun- damentals, and being that the majority of his squad were freshmen, he coached with the future in mind; this can be seen in the fact that many of the first team were com- COACH ROOKER posed of freshmen. The maroon and white faced a tough Moravian College eleven on October 11, and battled to a 0—0 tie; the Senators repeated this performance with a 0—0 tie with Glenville State on November 9 at Glenville. The remainder of the college grid games for the ’46 season ended with Davis and Elkins on the short end of the count. The outstanding material with which the Senators molded their squad in- cluded such local talent as Bob Irwin, 175 lb. guard, who was picked on the Ist team | All-State Conference; Keith Skidmore, hard hitting halfback; Ernie Bazzle, fine aggres- sive end; Ed White, guard; Red Rhodes, star performer at fullback; Don Kelley, tall rangy end; and George Sprecher, guard. The 1946 conclusion of football on the Davis and Elkins College Campus left more than one fan with the firm opinion that the future 1947 Senator squad will prob- ably have some of the finest material avail- able in the West Virginia Conference, and that this year’s season was but a stepping and learning stone toward the winning of the West Virginia Conference Champion- ship by the maroon and white in 1947. ASS’T. COACH KAMPF Senatus 70 OUTLOOK ON THE ’46-’47 Davis and Elkins Basketball Squad This court season the personable Rooker who coached the Senator grid squad to a successful season when he had a complete freshman aggregation to work with, is not expecting too much from his men right off but prefers to let the boys get some more experience before actually predicting their future. The possibilities are good but anything can happen in the West Virginia Athletic Conference . . . without a doubt the wildest and woolliest basketball league in the nation. Rooker returned from the Navy last February and did not have much time to work with his team. However, the Senators are already showing the fine influence of the sagacious Rooker who has put them thru their paces sparing no effort to turn out a well-coached group. The 24-game schedule is loaded with dynamite from start to finish but given a fair percentage of the breaks, few injuries, and valuable experience from his untried hands the Senators should do well enough to deserve the plaudits of the crowd. 9 0- 1.947 DAVIS AND ELKINS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponents Place December 16 Waynesburg College Waynesburg, Pa. December 20 Georgetown University Washington, D. C. December 21 Quantico Marines Quantico, Va. January 4 Beckley College Beckley, W. Va. January 7 Glenville State College Glenville, W. Va. January 10 West Virginia Tech College Montgomery, W. Va. January 13 West Virginia Wesleyan College Elkins, W. Va. January 15 Potomac State College Elkins, W. Va. January 18 Moorehead College Louisville, Ky. January 23 Alderson-Broaddus College Phillipi, W. Va. February 3 Fairmont State College Elkins, W. Va. February 4 Shepherd State College Elkins, W. Va. February 6 Glenville State College Elkins, W. Va. February 8 Bethany College Bethany, W. Va. February 10 West Liberty State College West Liberty, W. Va. February 12 Beckley College Elkins, W. Va. February 13 — Bethany College Elkins, W. Va. February 17 _—_ Fairmont State College Fairmont, W. Va. February 19 —Alderson-Broaddus College Elkins, W. Va. February 20 West Liberty State College Elkins, W. Va. February 22. West Virginia Wesleyan College Buckhannon, W. Va. February 26 West Virginia Tech College Elkins, W. Va. February 28 Potomac State College Keyser, W. Va. March 1 Shepherd State College Shepherdstown, W. Va. ( ) Denotes games to be played as part of double-headers. Senatus 71 S ELK) §S OAV! S$ : . s « Student Directory ABBOTT, EDWARD ALBERT Freshman 711 Upshur Street, N. W. Washington 11, D. C. ADAMS, HOMER BYRON Sophomore 1117 South Kerens Avenue Elkins, West Virginia ALBAUGH, RONALD CLYDE Freshman 314 Duff Street Clarksburg, West Virginia ALKIRE, ROSETTA MAE Special Student Junior, West Virginia ALLA N, HELEN CAMERON Sophomore 34 Manchester Road Tuckahoe 7, New York ANSOVITCH, WALTER Freshman 22 High Street New Haven, Connecticut ARBOGAST, ROSA LEE Sophomore Cherry Grove, West Virginia ARMENTROUT, HARLAN WORTH Freshman 224 Diamond Street Elkins, West Virginia ARMENTROUT, HAROLD DWITE Sophomore Mouth of Seneca, West Virginia ARMENTROUT, NANCY ELLEN Senior 39 Cherry Street Elkins, West Virginia ARMENTROUT, TERRY EUGENE Freshman 1306 Henry Avenue Elkins, West Virginia ARTHUR, HUGH THOMAS Senior Watring Bldg., Elkins, W. Va. ASTORINO, MARY ROSE Freshman 517 E. Main Street Carnegie, Pennsylvania ATKINSON, GERALD Sophomore 818 Gorman Avenue Elkins, West Virginia AUDAS, LANO ROSE Freshman 314 Main Street Elkins, West Virginia AULDRIDGE, RUTH Special Student Buckeye, West Virginia AUVIES GAR S: Senior Onego, West Virginia BABAYAN, IRIS CORA Sophomore 135 ‘Terrace View Avenue New York, New York BABCOCK, RICHARD Sophomore 1416 S. Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BAER, MARC BENJAMIN Sophomore 3706 Avenue M Brooklyn, New York BAER, MARY R. Special Student 222 Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BAKER, GEORGE WILLIAM Sophomore Dailey, West Virginia BAKER, HOWARD DEVORE Freshman Montrose, West Virginia BAKER, LYNDALL ORION, JR. Freshman Dailey, West Virginia BAKER, WINDEL MAURICE Haysi, Virginia BALASH, FRED LOUIS 1109 Fort Henry Avenue Wheeling, West Virginia BARRY, EDWIN CHARLES, JR. 42 Valley View Avenue Summit, New Jersey BAZZLE, ERNEST 317 Main Street Elkins, West Virginia BEARD, CARL GEORGE II Mill Point, West Virginia BEATTY, RUBY MARYLOU 318 Stony Creek Boswell, Pennsylvania BEER, REX WILLIAM 16 Buffalo Street Elkins, West Virginia Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore BELL, RAY JUNIOR Special Student 595 Harrison Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BENDER, JESSIE L. 120 Guy Street Elkins, West Virginia BENNETT, CHARLES A. 924 Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BENNETT, MARTIN V. Harman, West Virginia BENTON, WILLIAM McCONNELL Middleburg, Virginia BERGDOLL, WILLIAM SCOTT Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BERMAN, FRANCES LANG 2223 E. 19th Street Brooklyn, New York BERTOLINI, LEO JOSEPH Norton, West Virginia BIHL, EDWIN ARTHUR 610 E. 83rd P Chicago, Illinois BIOLETTI, JOHN 207 Madison Place Atlantic City, New Jersey BIRD, BARBARA LYNN 330 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BISER, FERN HOPE Crystal Springs Elkins, West Virginia BISHOFF, LENA MARIE Manheim, West Virginia BLAIN, CARY WALLER Box 106 Circleville, West Virginia BODKIN, WOODROW W. 213 First Street Elkins, West Virginia BOGGS, CAMCY FAY REED ENon | Falls Church, Virginia Senatus 73 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sentor Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman THE SAME HIGH CLASS ACT THAT PLAYED IN THE LEADING HOTELS and BALLROOMS IN THIS COUNTRY and CANADA A program, available at a minute’s notice, for any occasion and sui t- able for the most discriminating audience EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE IN WEST VIRGINIA ) Cee JAMES ARBOGAST 17 LOCUST AVENUE Famous Magician ‘Telephone 1280 MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL A NEW INSTITUTION COMPLETELY MODERN, DEDICATED TO HUMANITY Complete Shockproof X-Ray Equipment for Diagnosis and ‘Treatment Under Direction of a Specialist —RADIUM— Complete Clinical Laboratories Under Direction of a Specialist Complete Physio-Therapy Department ALL GRADUATE NURSING SERVICE All Professional Care Under the Guidance of the Golden Clinic — Senatus 74 BOHON, FRANK HAROLD 1610 Lavalette Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BOND, WILLIAM McKINNEY 21 Barstow Road Nassau, New York BOOTH, ANDREW GORDON 11147 Emerald Avenue Chicago, Illinois BOOTH, HENRY DALE Belington, West Virginia BOOTH, RALPH RAY Pickens, West Virginia BORGWALD, LUCILLE JEANETTE Bldg. 923, Apt. 2 Bainbridge, Maryland BOSERMAN, ROBERT WILLIAM Harding, West Virginia BOUGHTON, RICHARD WALLACE 104-15—205th Street Hollis, New York BOWEN, DORAN EUGENE Kincheloe, West Virginia BOXELL, HOWARD EUGENE, JR. 5085 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BRADLEY, LENA MAE Peytona, West Virginia BRADY, GRANVILLE MARION 312 Third Street Elkins, West Virginia BROCK, ANDREW WINTERS Valley Bend, West Virginia BROSCHART, MARY FRANCES Lantz, West Virginia BROWN, BRUCE GEORGE 7214 S. Ellis Avenue Chicago, Illinois BROWN, DAVID DARE 410 Kerens Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BROWN, LYLE GORDON Junior, West Virginia BRYANT, MARY ELIZABETH Beverly Pike Elkins, West Virginia BUCHS, EDGAR JOHN 66 Post Avenue New York, N. Y. BUCKLEY, JOAN 59 Rodney Street Glen Rock, New Jersey BUNNER, HUBERT E. Elkins, West Virginia BUNNER, JOHN HOWARD Belington, West Virginia BURKE, ELWYN REED 609 North Avenue Elkins, West Virginia BURKE, JOE BERNARD 21 Seventh Street Elkins, West Virginia BURKE, ROBERT PAUL 6 Central Street Elkins, West Virginia BURKY, HILDA LENA Pickens, West Virginia BUSCH, GAIL WILLIAM, JR. Moorefield, West Virginia Senior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Special Student Freshman Senior Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Senior Special Student Freshman Senior Freshman CADE, NEIL LEWIS Elkins, West Virginia CAGLE, JAMES BARRON Canton, Georgia CALAIN, ERVIN B. 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West Street Alexandria, Virginia CLARK, MELVIN ANDERSON Washington Avenue Elkins, West Virginia CLARK, RICHARD DWIGHT Fairfax, Virginia CLARK, RONALD EUGENE Box 1054 Elkins, West Virginia Freshman Freshman Senior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Sophomore CLENDENEN, CHARLOTTE CARDER Marlinton, West Virginia CLOSE, DENVER HARRY St. George, West Virginia COBERLY, DOROTHY GLENN 111 Buffalo Street Elkins, West Virginia COBERLY, HERBERT McKINLEY 109 Davis Street Elkins, West Virginia COCHRAN, ALWILDA ELLEN 200 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia CODY, RAYMOND CHARLES, JR. 723 Valley View Wheeling, West Virginia COFFIN, DONALD FREEMAN 626 ‘Third Street Brooklyn, New York Senatus 75 Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Junior Freshman Sophomore For BETTER DrRuG STORE and FOUNTAIN SERVICE ALWAYS! NEALE’S DRUG STORE For EXCLUSIVE WOMEN’S WEAR —See— BAER’S 222 Davis Avenue Elkins .W Va. 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CONWAY, LEWIS HAROLD 77 High Street Elkins, West Virginia COOPER, GERALD Junior, West Virginia CORE, IDAM KAY Glen Jean, West Virginia CORLEY, ANNA MARGARET Belington, West Virginia CORLEY, PAUL DENZIL Junior, West Virginia COURTEN, ROBERT PHILIP 160-23—84 Drive Jamaica, New York COX, TROY JAMES Camden-on-Gauley, West Virginia CRAIG, ROBERT SMITH Reedy, West Virginia CRAWFORD, BERTON 240 Diamond Street Elkins, West Virginia CRICKARD, CHARLES JACK Route 1, Elkins, West Virginia CRICKARD, JACKLYN HELEN Route 1, Elkins, West Virginia CRICKARD, RICHARD LEO Valley Head, West Virginia CROES, LOUIS, JR. 316 Floral Lane Rochelle Park, New Jersey CROSIER, J. GAYNELLE Gap Mills, West Virginia CROSS, BEN 639 Capitol Street Elkins, West Virginia CROUCH, JOSEPH CARLTON Route 2, Elkins, West Virginia CRUZ, JOSEPH MARIA, JR. Elkins, West Virginia CURRENCE, ROBERT L. 216 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia DAETWYLER, BERNARD ALVIN Marlinton, West Virginia DAETWYLER, NORMA PAULINE Helvetia, West Virginia DALY, DANIEL DAVID 93 Concord Street Waterbury, Connecticut DANIELS, PHYLLIS 582 Craig Avenue Staten Island, N. Y. Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman DAVIS, SARA JANE Freshman Monterville, West Virginia DAVISON, FRANK ALAN Sophomore 4] Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. DAY, EVELYN JEANNE 43 Cherry Street Elkins, West Virginia DEAN, FOREST DENEAL Junior, West Virginia DEBAETS, MICHEL PIERRE 16-20 Plesinger Place Paterson, New Jersey DEEL, EVELYN RUBY Dorothy, West Virginia DEGLER, MARSHALL RICHARD Route 1, Elkins, West Virginia DeGORMO, LILLIAN WANEDA Pickens, West Virginia DeJUNIS, RUTH ROSE 364 Rutgers Avenue Hillside, New Jersey DELANEY, EARL JUNIOR Parsons, West Virginia DeMARTINI, WILLIAM VICTOR 149 Sunset Heights Northvale, New Jersey DEVER, WILLIAM SPENCER Belington, West Virginia DICK, GEORGE MALCOLM 70 W. Hampshire Street Piedmont, West Virginia DiGIOVANNI, LOUIS PAUL 218 Schenectady Avenue Brooklyn, New York DOLFIE, DONALD JOHN 211 Henry Avenue Elkins, West Virginia DOLLY, WILLIS LYNN Greenbank, West Virginia DOMENICK, LEWIS ALBERT, JR. 98 W. Hampshire Street Piedmont, West Virginia DONALDSON, CHARLES H. 113 Elm Street Elkins, West Virginia DONALDSON, DOUGLAS A. 113 Elm Street Elkins, West Virginia DORNBLAZER, GEORGE HENRY, JR. Heartwood Elkins, West Virginia DOWD, THOMAS JOHN Route 1, Ringtown, Pennsylvania DUKE, CHARLES IRVING 138-48—247 Street Rosedale, New York DUNCAN, ROBERT 284 Voorhis Avenue River Edge, New Jersey DURRETT, HAROLD LEE Belington, West Virginia DYE, RICHARD WOLFE 321 Center Street Elkins, West Virginia EARLE, RICHARD D. 210 Henry Avenue Elkins, West Virginia EASTON, LEAH BEATRICE Clematis Cottage Sandy Spring, Maryland Senatus 77 Special Student Senior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ELKINS, WEST VIRGINIA Capital $100,000 Resources $5,500,000.00 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE TYGARTS VALLEY NATIONAL BANK OF ELKINS — The Bank of Service Dx , MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION General Banking and Trust Business DAVIS TRUST COMPANY ELKINS, WEST VIRGINIA A MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Senatus 78 EDWARDS, MARGERY BLANCHE 41 Hen Hawk Road Great Neck, New York ELWARD, JOSEPH FRANCIS 4441 Hawthorne Street Washington, D. C. Sophomore Freshman ENEVOLDSEN, DOLLIE BERNADETTE Gilbert, West Virginia ENGLE, CHARLES 106 ‘Tomlinson Avenue Moundsville, West Virginia ENGLER, HENRY JAMES 1012 Cherry Street Wheeling, West Virginia ESPOSITO, CAMILLE HELENA N. Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia EVANS, JANE W. 112-28—68 Drive Forest Hills, New York EVANS, KEITH EDWIN Parsons, West Virginia EVICK, ANCILE WARD Parsons, West Virginia FANSLER, DEWILTON DALE Elkins, West Virginia FAUDREE, WILLIAM PIERCE Sweet Springs, West Virginia FEASTER, DONALD VERNON 154 Buffalo Street Elkins, West Virginia FERNANDEZ, JOSEPH PATRIC 305 W. Third Avenue Langeloth, Pennsylvania FIGUEROA, HUGO O. VILLALON Cartago Street Funialba, Costa Rica FINN, EDWIN DeFOREST 329 Mountain Way Rutherford, New Jersey FISH, NANCY JOAN 210 Sedgwick Street Syracuse, New York FITZGIBBON, DONALD SAYRE 420 Marlboro Road Yonkers, New York FITZPATRICK, JOSEPH ANDREW 56 Midwood Street Brooklyn, New York FOLLANSBEE, WALTON ALBERT McQuain Road Elkins, West Virginia FOOTE, EDWARD HIBBARD 30 Espy Road Caldwell, New Jersey Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Special Student Freshman FOOTE, RICHARD WETHERSFIELD Freshman 30 Espy Road Caldwell, New Jersey FORE, OLETA RUTH Reedy, West Virginia FOWLER, BENJAMIN KNIERLY Beverly, West Virginia FRAME, MARY LEE Dailey, West Virginia FREDLOCK, STANLEY RICHARD 1021 S. Kerens Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman FREEMAN, LEONARD L. Durbin, West Virginia FRENCH, JOHN DAVID 712 Lyndale Avenue Bluefield, West Virginia FREW, ARTHUR JOHN 257 First Street Palisades Park, New Jersey FRIEL, PATRICIA 299 River Drive Logan, West Virginia FRIEND, WARREN ARTHUR 806 E. 35th Street Brooklyn, New York FUNK, JOHN NICHOLAS, JR. 1913 Fowler Avenue New York, N. Y. GAINER, GLENN WALTER Hampton Street Elkins, West Virginia GAINER, JAMES LEE Hampton Street Elkins, West Virginia GAINER, THERESA JEAN Hampton Street Elkins, West Virginia GARDNER, HAROLD WILSON 311 Main Street Elkins, West Virginia GERHARDT, WAYNE ARTHUR 45 Haddale Avenue Wheeling, West Virginia GIBSON, CHARMALEA Marlinton, West Virginia GIBSON, LORNA JEANNE Livingston Avenue Elkins, West Virginia GIBSON, MARJORIE ALLENE 814 Franklin Street McKeesport, Pennsylvania GIBSON, STANLEY G. Marlinton, West Virginia GLASS, WILLIAM A. 59 Huntington Street New Brunswick, New Jersey GOLDBERG, MILDRED ELIZABETH 518 Davis Street Elkins, West Virginia GOODE, EVELYN JUSTINE Bergoo, West Virginia GOODE, IRENE CAROL Bergoo, West Virginia GOODE, RUDYARD BYRON Bergoo, West Virginia GRAHAME, ALLAN RICHARD 55 Rockridge Road Mt. Vernon, New York GREEN, HARRY JAMES 901 Romine Avenue McKeesport, Pennsylvania GRINDLE, PAUL ROBERT 12 Dent Street Elkins, West Virginia GROCKI, JOHN PETER Route 2, Farmington, Connecticut GRUBE, LESTER GEORGE 11 Bartell Place Clark, New Jersey Senatus 79 Sophomore Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Senior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Special Student Freshman Sento) Senior Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman THE CITY RESTAURANT AND HOTEL “RED” BROWN, Owner YEAR AFTER YEAR DAY SA FUER DAY We're happy to serve you youthful men of today knowing you'll be the leading men of tomorrow COFFMAN’S THE MAN’S STORE IN ELKINS Davis Avenue B. WEES SON Established 1875 HAVE - A - LOOK BARROW AND FINK, Inc. 215 Third Street Telephone 202 SANITONE DRY CLEANERS Elkins, West Virginia Senatus Compliments of JONES AND WHETSELL UD OSJEWELERS am Davis Avenue Elkins, W. Va. Compliments of GIBSON HARDWARE CO. 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N® Ye HODGES, IVAN ORAN R.F.D. 1, Elkins, West Virginia HOFFMAN, CHARLES LOREN 505 Watkin Street Grafton, West Virginia HOFFMAN, EUGENE RICHARD 126 Hartland Clarksburg, West Virginia HOFFMAN, JAMES DANIEL 32 Chestnut Street Elkins, West Virginia HOFFMAN, NORMAN DONALD 733 N. Shippen Lancaster, Pennsylvania HOGSHEAD, FRANCES ANN Main Street Hancock, Maryland HOLSTEIN, WILLIAM JENNINGS 22114 Goshorn Street Charleston, West Virginia HOLTON, HARRY LEON Clothier, West Virginia HUEY, JAMES HAROLD Canton, Georgia HUTCHINSON, ROBERT RAY Nellis, West Virginia HUYCK, ROBERT WILLIAM 6808 Baycliff Terrace Brooklyn, New York HYMES, EARL WYLLYS 547 Central Avenue Cumberland, Maryland IKIRT, FRANK ARTHUR Mill Creek, West Virginia INGRAM, GEORGE WILLIAM 775 Florence Springdale, Ohio INGRAM, HERBERT LINCOLN Park Road Chappaque, New York INTEMAN, Edgar Herbert 195-06 Woodhall Avenue New York, N. Y. 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Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia KLEINBERG, HARTLEY 788 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, New York KNAGGS, HOWARD ROBERT 1116 Harrison Avenue Elkins, West Virginia KNAPP, EILEEN CECILIA 1754 Spring Street Orange, New Jersey KORNBLUTH, LAWRENCE 130-66 229th Street Laurelton, New York KOSAK, STEPHEN 10 Eighth Street Rochelle Park, New Jersey KRAMER, ALICE MARGARET 212 John Street Elkins, West Virginia KRAMER, ANNA MAE 320 Kerens Avenue Elkins, West Virginia KRAMER, CHARLES ARTHUR Millpoint, West Virginia KRUGER, ALBERT 1531—4Ist Street Brooklyn, New York KYLE, GEORGE CAMERON, JR. 114 Robert E. Lee Avenue Elkins, West Virginia LAING, MARY LOU 101 Stanhope Ct. Beckley, West Virginia LAMBERT, CAROLYN JANE Parsons, West Virginia LAMBERT, IRIS JEAN 126 Diamond Street Elkins, West Virginia LAMBERT, NORMAN WENDELL 57 Pleasant Avenue Elkins, West Virginia LANG, BRETSEL MILLARD 408 Central Street Elkins, West Virginia LANG, GUY NEISON 110 Wilson Street Elkins, West Virginia LANHAM, SAMUEL EDWARD 314 S. Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Senior Senior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Junior LARSEN, VIVIEN W. Farmington Avenue Farmington, Connecticut LAWYER, WILLIAM HENRY Berkeley Springs, West Virginia LEARY, FRANCIS HEWITT Box 142, Belington, West Virginia LEARY, JOHN BRAXTON Belington, West Virginia LEIGHTY, HUGH Box 812, Elkins, West Virginia EEROY PAULS TR: 1028 S. Henry Avenue Elkins, West Virginia LIEHR, ROBERT WALTER 34 Silver Street Patchocue, L. I., N. Y. LIGGETT, MARY BELLE Huttonsville, West Virginia LIGHT, LEAH BELLE Queens, West Virginia LIPCHIK, MURIEL 400 Quentin Road Brooklyn, New York LIPPS, HARRY ELMON Ronceverte, West Virginia LITTLE, GLADYS ELIZABETH 32 Larch Avenue Dumont, New Jersey Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Special Student Freshman Freshman Freshman LOCKHART, BERYL RUSSELL Special Student Dailey, West Virginia LOGAN, JAMES WILLIAM Junior, West Virginia LUCIA, LOUIS AUGUST 1314—85th Street Brooklyn 28, New York LUNOE, WILLIAM EDWARD 571—72nd _ Street Brooklyn 9, New York LUTZ, NEIL TOLBARD 112 Davis Street Elkins, West Virginia LUTZ, OWEN wW. 112 Davis Street Elkins, West Virginia LUTZ, PAUL DAVID 102 Wilson Street Elkins, West Virginia LUTZ, ROBERT LEWIS 203 Center Street Elkins, West Virginia LYONS, EARL KENNETH Box 773, Elkins, West Virginia LYTLE, FLORENCE LOIS Route 1, Elkins, West Virginia MACE, GUY EVERETT Coalton, West Virginia MACOMBER, JAMES WARREN 1409 ‘Taylor Avenue Elkins, West Virginia McBEE, JOHN WORTH Route 2, Elkins, West Virginia McCLUNG, THELMA GONDOLEEN 219 Fourth Street Elkins, West Virginia McCLURE, JOSEPH ADOLPHUS 415 Brown Street Canton, Georgia Senatus 85 Freshman Freshman Freshman Senior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Senior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Compliments of your MANOS ann HIPPODROME THEATRES g YOUR ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS —BOOSTERS— RANDOLPH ENTERPRISE Third Street MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Elkins, West Virginia CHAMPION SHOE STORE ‘TALBOT GLASS CO. THESKIDDIFSSHOP QUALITY PRINTERS THIRD STREET CAFE MOORE’S BARBER SHOP GRANT'S MURPHY JEWELRY CO. WHETSELL’S HAWLEY’S FOOD SHOPPE INSURANCE AGENCY ASHBY’S SERVICE STATION “IF IT’S INSURANCE— STEMPLE’S GROCERY WE. WRITE IT? Senatus 86 ee ee es eee ee ee ee McCOY, HESTEL RAY Route 2, Elkins, West Virginia McCULLOCH, GEORGE BURNETT 138 Lakeside West Haworth, New Jersey McELWAIN, CHARLES REESE 25 Main Street Elkins, West Virginia McGEE, JAMES ARLING 44 Vine Street Elkins, West Virginia McGEE, OSCAR BASIL 108 First Street Elkins, West Virginia McGEE, PHYLLIS ELAINE Box 44 Huttonsville, West Virginia McLAUGHLIN, GEORGE LOHR 3 Pleasant Avenue Elkins, West Virginia McLEAN, WILLIAM DAVID 103 Stanhope Ct. Beckley, West Virginia McQUAIN, ELEANOR LOUISE Cole Avenue Elkins, West Virginia McQUAIN, MARY MARGARET Harpertown Road Elkins, West Virginia MADDEN, JOSEPH JOHN 121 Elm Street Elkins, West Virginia MADDEN, PATRICK 121 Elm Street Elkins, West Virginia MADDEN, ROBERT CYRIL 121 Elm Street Elkins, West Virginia MAMS, CARL FRANCIS 217 First Street Elkins, West Virginia MANN, JOHN KENNETH 241 Spruce Street Thomas, West Virginia MANN, LACY ANDREW Thomas, West Virginia MANNE, JOSEPHINE SUZANNE 583 E. 23rd Street Brooklyn, New York MARINELLO, ELIZABETH ANNE 9410 Fort Hamilton Parkway Brooklyn, New York MARPLE, DORSEY A. Valley Head, West Virginia MARQUETTE, A, LORRAYNE 301 Davis Street Elkins, West Virginia MARTENEY, ROSS EDWARD Montrose, West Virginia MARTIN, ROSE GODLOVE Box 450, Elkins, West Virginia MASON, AUDREY ETHEL 50 E. Stanton Avenue Baldwin, New York MATNEY, MARJORIE EDITH Oakwood, West Virginia MAUZY, JACOB KENNETH Elkins, West Virginia Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Senior Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Special Student Freshman Sophomore Junior MAUZY, JOHN CARL Parson, West Virginia MEADOR, MARY CATHERINE 1317 Pennsylvania Avenue Charleston, West Virginia MEADOWS, BETTY ANN Box 28, Clothier, West Virginia Freshman Junior Freshman MEREDITH, MARGARET KATHERINE 119 Fourth Street Elkins, West Virginia MEREDITH, ROBERT WARE Dailey, West Virginia MEREDITH, THOMAS OWEN, JR. 119 Fourth Street Elkins, West Virginia MERO, BRUCE COURTLAND 200 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia MERO, THOMAS FOCH 212 Second Street Elkins, West Virginia MICHAEL, DONALD EUGENE 238 West Main Street Bridgeport, West Virginia MILLER, BETTY St. George, West Virginia MILLER, CLARENCE EDWARD, JR. 11 Baxter Street Elkins, West Virginia MILLER, MEREDITH HARDING Huttonsville, West Virginia MILLER, MYRON REX 463 W. Frances Street Grafton, West Virginia MIRKEN, JACQUELINE 255 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, New York MOBAKER, CLEMENTS NIELSEN 15407 Broadway Avenue Harvey, Illinois MONTONEY, WARREN LEE 99 John Street Elkins, West Virginia MOON, ERNEST GARRETT Parsons, West Virginia MOORE, HARRY ALDEN 1028 S. Henry Avenue Elkins, West Virginia MOORE, WILLIAM KILLEEN Marlinton, West Virginia MORGAN, WALLER VINCENT, JR. 127 Brambach Road Scarsdale, New York MOSER, JOHN WILLIAM Box 155 Bridgeport, West Virginia MOYERS, EMMETT DEWITT, gR. Norton, West Virginia MULLENAX, ARLENE BLANCHE Circleville, West Virginia MURPHY, HOWARD D. Montrose, West Virginia MYER, DOROTHEA O. 120 Guy Street Elkins, West Virginia MYERS, VIRGINIA LEE P. O. Box 295 Elkins, West Virginia Senatus 87 Junior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Senior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Special Student Freshman Freshman Junior Senior GAINER’S CAB Compliments of Telephone 35 D M LINES GLENN W. GAINER Manager ELKINS STUDIOS “Over Family Drug Store” Compliments of PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS MINUTE MARKET PHOTO - FINISHING THE GULLAND - CLARK COMPANY Compliments of DR. PEPPER WHOLESALE GROCERS BOTTLING CO. Elkins West Virginia The Wonn Distributing Co. CHANNELL GROCERY CO. Incorporated WHOLESALE WHOLESALE FOOD DIS ERIBUTORS Phone 451 Elkins, West Virginia eat : eye Elkins West Virginia Senatus 88 Oe a eS eae fe ee et ne OE Le ar A MYRON, ROBERT 140 B. 123rd Street Rockaway Park, New York NEEL, WILLIAM OSWALD Gap Mills, West Virginia NELSON, WAITMAN WILLIE 412 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia NELSON, WILLIAM ROBERT Parsons, West Virginia NERLAND, DONALD ROY 405 S. Third Street Wilmington, North Carolina Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman NEWCOME, FREDERICK CRUIKSHANK Veterans Admin., ARC Passa Grille Beach, Florida NIMAN, DOROTHEA LEE Box 126, Sardis, Ohio NINESLING, FRANK ATWELL 46 Railroad Avenue Elkins, West Virginia NUBEL, ROBERT CARL 2302 Laconia Avenue New York, N. Y. O'BRIEN, WILLIAM ALVIN Box 614, Elkins, West Virginia O’DEEN, CHARLES THOMAS Box 198, Parsons, West Virginia O’KERNICK, FRED PAUL Box 903, Elkins, West Virginia OLIVER, DAN DAVID 4003 McCorkle Street, Apt. 101 Charleston, West Virginia ONASCH, WILLIAM FREDERICK 33-15—80th Street Jackson Heights, New York ORR, LYNN 99 Eleventh Street Elkins, West Virginia ORRIS, ALBERT JAMES 328 West 10th Avenue Tarentum, Pennsylvania ORRIS, WILLIAM CHARLES 30614 Buffalo Street Elkins, West Virginia PAINTER, LUTHER EDWARD Fourteenth Street Elkins, West Virginia PAPPAS, ANTONIO STEPHEN 92 Birch Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania PASSARELL, ELLEN BEE 2924 Belrose Avenue Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania PAUL, ROBERT THEODORE 304 East 162 Street New York, N. Y. PAYNE, CARL WESLEY 614 Railroad Avenue Elkins, West Virginia PEITTHMAN, CHARLES LOUIS 201 Summit Cross Rutherford, New Jersey PENNINGTON, Elizabeth Ann 106 North Street Princeton, West Virginia PERKINS, EUGENE B. N. Boundary Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore jae eee Freshman Freshman PERKS, DARWOOD SEAMON Belington, West Virginia PERRY, EDWIN ORR 205 Central Street Elkins, West Virginia PETERS, KENNETH MILTON Box 41, Parsons, West Virginia PETERSEN, JAMES HARRY 255-06 Pembroke Great Neck, New York PEZZULLI, ANTHONY 217 Davis Street Elkins, West Virginia PEZULLI, FRANK 217 Davis Street Elkins, West Virginia PHARES, HELEN COLUMBIA Valley Bend, West Virginia PHARES, JAMES KENNETH R.F.D. 1, Kerens, West Virginia PHARES, MILDRED ELIZABETH 117 Central Street Elkins, West Virginia PHARES, STANLEY VIRGIL R.F.D. 2, Montrose, West Virginia PHILLIPS, BARBARA ELLEN Route 2, Elkins, West Virginia PHILLIPS, HAYWARD CLINTON Route 2, Elkins, West Virginia PHILLIPS, ROBERT GOFF Route 2, Elkins, West Virginia PILL, JOHN THOMPSON Parsons, West Virginia POGREBNIAK, Alexander 37 Bunker Avenue Meriden, Connecticut POLLARD, WALTER WEIR, III Country Club Road Hagerstown, Maryland PORTER, DONALD KENT 280 Clover Road New Rochelle, New York POSTEN, CARLTON NOEL Route 3, Belington, West Virginia POLLITZ, BARBARA JOANNE 1435 Lexington Avenue New York, N. Y. POWELL, GERTRUDE SILMAN 227 Central Street Elkins, West Virginia PRESSEAU, CHARLES A. 118 Elm Street Elkins, West Virginia PRICE, JACK E. Belington, West Virginia PRITT, ROBERT ANTHONY N. Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia PURDUM, MARGARET ANN 27 S. Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia PURKEY, ROBERT GALE Box 404, Elkins, West Virginia PUTZULU, JOSEPH FRANCIS Coalton, West Virginia RAMSEY, DOROTHY JEANNE 10414 Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Senatus 89 Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Senior Senior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sineughout the Years. a She MARKS OF QUALITY THE CANTON ee Ee aye t CANTON hae Ths ona 400-410 Third St.,S. E. Ry Canton, Ohio RANDOLPH, MARQUERITE S. 545 Maple Street Williamson, West Virginia RECHHOLTZ, RICHARD RAY 56-18—138th Street Flushing, New York RECTOR, JAMES MOORE Route 3, Lexington, Virginia REED, ALDINE LANE R.F.D. 2, Elkins, West Virginia REED, JAMES AUDLEY 360 Main Street Burgettstown, Pennsylvania REID, EDITH MAE Route 3, Lexington, Virginia RENNIX, CHARLES RAY Route 3, Box 7 Elkins, West Virginia REPAIR, HAROLD NATHAN Route, Parsons, West Virginia REPAIR, ROMAINE FORD Parsons, West Virginia REYNOLDS, ARDEN MONROE Cloverlick, West Virginia RHODES, ROBERT RANDOLPH 115 Chestnut Street Elkins, West Virginia RICE, RITA MAE 1225 S, Kerens Avenue Elkins, West Virginia RICE, ROBERT LLEWELLYN 565 Third Street Pitcairn, Pennsylvania RICHARDS, GUY BAYARD, IPR Junior, West Virginia RIEDEMANN, HAROLD JOHN 3205—32nd _ Street Long Island City, N. Y. RIENECKER, HOWARD GEORGE 175 Santiago Avenue Rutherford, New Jersey RIGHT, CRAIG MORGAN 1606 S. Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia RIGHT, FRANKLIN RAY 1606 S. Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia ROBBINS, MARGARET JUNE 29 Cornelia Street New York 14, N. Y. ROBERTS, DAVID NORRIS 11132 Union Chicago, Illinois Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Senior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman . ROBINSON, CHARLES WAYLAND, IRE Third Street Winfield, West Virginia ROBINSON, IRA EDWIN 1244 E. 13th Street Brooklyn, New York ROJAKS, AUGUSTA 15934 Riverside Drive New York, N. Y. ROSIER, DENNIS 7 Main Street Elkins, West Virginia ROSETT, LOIS REBECCA 35 Brookdale Avenue New Rochelle, New York ROSS, WILLIS NORMAN 1419 Lavalette Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Senatus 9] ROTH, WILLIAM CHARLES Freshman 67-97 Dartmouth Street Forest Hills, New York RUBEN, LEONORE 1183 E. 14th Street Brooklyn, New York RUCKMAN, FREDERICK WILMER, JR. Millpoint, West Virginia Freshman RUDDLE, CAROLYN CATHERINE Freshman Ruddle, West Virginia RUDDLE, MARY LEE Ruddle, West Virginia RUTHERFORD, WILLIAM FRANCIS Freshman 284 East 162nd Street New York, N. Y. RYMNIAK, CHARLES Senior 48 Doerr Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania RYON, HENRY S. Freshman 11 Heath Pl. Garden City, N. Y. Sophomore Sophomore SABEH, RAYMOND Freshman 571—47th Street Brooklyn, New York SACKS, BERNICE Freshman 232 West Maple Avenue Bound Brook, New Jersey SAWYER, GEORGE WILLIAM Freshman 43 Courier Place Rutherford, New Jersey SAWYER, KIMBALL JEWETT Freshman 840 Broadway, Bangor, Maine SAYERS, FREDERICK QUENTIN Freshman 34 East Fairview Piedmont, West Virginia SAYGER, FLORENCE MARIE Freshman Parsons, West Virginia SCARFO, FRANK Freshman Box 214, Norton, West Virginia SCHAFER, EVERETT JOHN Freshman 45 Acosta Avenue Wheeling, West Virginia SCHMERTZLER, EMORY LEE Freshman 115 Henry Avenue Elkins, West Virginia SCHMERTZLER, HENRY ROBERT Sophomore 615 N, Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia SCHMIDT, JOHN Freshman 14 D. Edgewoten Park Bronx, New York SCHOONOVER, CARL WARD Freshman Box 164, Parsons, West Virginia SCHOONOVER, PAUL E. 211 Main Street Elkins, West Virginia SCHOTT, ANNA LEE Freshman 205 E. 69th Street New York, N. Y. SCOTT, JAMES WESLEY Freshman 618 Yokum Street Elkins, West Virginia SCOTT, ROBERT B. 421 Center Street Elkins, West Virginia SEIDHOFF, JOHN ALLISON Senior 1619 ‘Taylor Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Sophomore Sophomore SEIP, MARJORIE MAY Freshman 1112 Trafalgar Street West Englewood, New Jersey SELLERS, WILLIAM HOWARD Sophomore 321 Second Street Elkins, West Virginia SEVIK, PAUL CHRISTIAN Freshman Box 133, Fort Montgomery, New York SHAFFER, THOMAS Junior Box 307, Parsons, West Virginia SHAHAN, ROBERT LEON Junior St. George, West Virginia SHAVER, VIRGINIA LEE Freshman Route 15, Westchester Fairmont, West Virginia SHEAKLEY, EDWARD ALEXANDER Freshman Erie, Linesville, Pennsylvania SHIEBLER, ELLSWORTH ADEE Freshman 190 Merrick Road Ametyville, New York SHIFLET, MARY CAROLYN Sophomore Millboro, Virginia SHIMER, KENNETH LYNN Freshman Route 1, Elkins, West Virginia SHIRKEY, PHYLLIS LOU Junior Box 432, Clothier, West Virginia SHOEMAKER, HERMAN GLENN Freshman Parsons, West Virginia SHOWER, CHARLES ROLAND Freshman 306 Buffalo Street Elkins, West Virginia SHREVE, JOAN VIRGINIA Sophomore Mill Creek, West Virginia SIGEL, WILLIAM RAY Freshman 343 N. Second Street Lykens, Pennsylvania SIMMONS, MARJORIE ELIZABETH Freshman 218 Channing Street, N. E. Washington, D. C. SIMMONS, RICHARD Freshman 111 Wayne Avenue Elkins, West Virginia SIMMONS, ROBERT HARPER Freshman Beverly, West Virginia SIMMONS, ROBERT LEE Freshman 355 Blaine Avenue Elkins, West Virginia SIMMONS, WALLACE DuBERRY Freshman Box 208, Parsons, West Virginia SITES, VIOLET RUTH Sophomore Mouth of Seneca, West Virginia SKIDMORE, ERNEST CALVERT Freshman 610 Central Street Elkins, West Virginia SKIDMORE, JOHN ROBERT Freshman 218 Jefferson Street Newell, West Virginia SKIDMORE, KEITH LYNN Junior 610 Central Street Elkins, West Virginia SKRAASTAD, NORMAN Freshman 830—55th Street Brooklyn 20, New York SLAYTON, DALE EUGENE Freshman Durbin, West Virginia SLEETH, LESTER WARNER Freshman General Delivery Elkins, West Virginia SMITH, ALLAN REED 132 Delaware Avenue Elkins, West Virginia SMITH, DORIS ANNE 427 Victoria Avenue Williamstown, West Virginia SMITH, DOROTHY JEAN Essex County Hospital Belleville, New Jersey SMITH, ETHELYN LOUISA 309 N. High Street East Haven, Connecticut SMITH, JOHNNY JOSEPH 467 Washington Avenue Dumont, New Jersey SMITH, MARGARET HEDGECOCK 1253 Hathaway Lakewood 7, Ohio SMITH, MARNER Box 167, Elkins, West Virginia SMITH, NEWTON DONALD 1253 Hathaway Lakewood 7, Ohio SMITH, ROBERT LENVAL R.F.D. 2, Box 254 Elkins, West Virginia SMITH, ROTH FAXON 47-11—259th Street Great Neck, New York SNYDER, HARRY EDWIN, JR. Stone Ridge, New York SNYDER, JOY ANTOVILLE 429 Harpertown Road Elkins, West Virginia SNYDER, LOREN JOHN 429 Harpertown Road Elkins, West Virginia SPANGLER, ELEANOR LaCIGALE Parsons, West Virginia SPITZER, IMOGENE 830 Ninth Street Elkins, West Virginia SPRECHER, GEORGE ROBERT 108 Buffalo Street Elkins, West Virginia SPRING, RICHARD LEWIS 60 Lyncroft Road New Rochelle, New York STALNAKER, GEORGE DORSEY 5 First Street Elkins, West Virginia STALNAKER, HAROLD 193 Summit Street Elkins, West Virginia STALNAKER, JAMES WYMER 818 Gorman Avenue Elkins, West Virginia STATHOPULOS, WILLIAM PETER 810 N. Duke Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania STEEL, JAMES COWAN 905 Romine Avenue McKeesport, Pennsylvania STEENSON, ROBERT HAROLD 980 Glencoe Street : Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STEIN, IRVING 900 Bronx Park So. New York, N. Y. Senatus 92 eS ee See a ee AP ee 5, pe wher Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Special Student Senior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Senior Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Sophomore STEINBACH, WILLIAM RICHARD 140 Teaneck Road Ridgefield Park, New Jersey STEMPLE, HELEN ELIZABETH Hambleton, West Virginia Freshman Sophomore STINEHOWER, ROBERT CHARLES Sophomore 45 Plaza Street Brooklyn, New York STOVER, ROBERT LEE Doe Hill, Virginia STRADER, JUDSON FLOYD 510 Main Street Beverly, West Virginia STRAWDERMAN, DENVER WAYNE Parsons, West Virginia STUMP, GLADYS ORESSA Landes, West Virginia SWINK, NORMA ALICE Cass, West Virginia TABLER, KATHERN CURREY 1004 S. Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia TALBOT, JAMES BARTLETT 202 Fourth Street Elkins, West Virginia TALBOTT, DARROLL LEROY Route 2, Belington, West Virginia TAYLOR, HOBART CALVIN 190 Summit Street Elkins, West Virginia TEASLEY, JOHN ISHAM R.F.D. 3, Canton, Georgia TERRAND, JAMES VINCENT Thomas, West Virginia TETER, ARBUTUS MARIE Route 1, Elkins, West Virginia THAW, PEGGY 19 Birchlane Valley Strem, L. I., N. Y. THOMPSON, MARY LORRAINE Onego, West Virginia TOLSON, NAOMI JEAN 8700 Georgetown Road Bethesda, Maryland TOMLINSON, P RISCILLA AUDREY Greenbrier Military School Greenbrier, West Virginia TOTTEN, ELEANOR GRAY 114 Wilson Street Elkins, West Virginia TUCCI, FRANK CARMEN Norton, West Virginia TWING, RUSSELL LEIGHTON 815 Jefferson Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia ULLMAN, PETER JOHN 11 S. E. 116th Street New York, N. Y. UPDIKE, MARY ELLEN Mill Creek, West Virginia UPDIKE, RUSSELL BOSWORTH Mill Creek, West Virginia VALENTINE, GENE ORR Parsons, West Virginia Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Senior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Junior Senior VANDERELS, JOHN RAYMOND 18 John Dow Waldwick, New Jersey Freshman VAN DEUREN, ABERIGEL ANGELIQUE Kanawha Terrace St. Albans, West Virginia VANSCOY, LEO DALE 117 Davis Avenue Elkins, West Virginia VANSCOY, MABEL DOROTHY Montrose, West Virginia VARNER, HAROLD BARDWELL Pleasant Street Haworth, New Jersey VARNER, HOWARD DERMONT 917 Cooper Street Vandergrift, Pennsylvania VIQUESNEY, JUNE VANLVE Belington, West Virginia VonHAVEN, ELLIS JEAN Parsons, West Virginia WAGSTAFF, KENNETH ALONZO 902 Gorman Avenue Elkins, West Virginia WALKER, LOIS DOROTHY 1039 Olivia Avenue Ann Arbor, Michigan WALTHER, GLORIA ANNE 6408 ‘Tuscarawas Road Washington 16, D. C. WARD, ROBERT BLAIR Route 1, Elkins, West Virginia WARE, FREDERICK DARL Belington, West Virginia WARE, PORTER LESTER, JR. 629 North Avenue Elkins, West Virginia WARE, VIRGINIA MYLES 629 North Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Freshman Junior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Senior Freshman Junior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore WAYBRIGHT, LEONARD THADDEUS Freshman Apt. 2, Fifth Street Elkins, West Virginia WAYBRIGHT, STANLEY GUY Parsons, West Virginia WEESE, VICTOR LANE 1507 Lavalette Avenue Elkins, West Virginia WEILL, ROSALIE ADELAIDE 190 Evans Avenue Freeport, New York WELCH, RICHARD NELSON 216 Central Street Elkins, West Virginia WELLMAN, CARL ROY Fairview and Ocean Avenue Rosedale, L, I., N. Y. WHITE, CLARENCE MARCUS Box 63, Harding, West Virginia WHITE, EDWARD LEE Box 381, Elkins, West Virginia WHITE, FRANCIS ROBERT 311 Stanage Champaign, Illinois WHITE, LOIS ANNE Davis-Stuart Lewisburg, West Virginia Senatus 93 Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore tin Mae abe Th sit 2, a ae oe eee See tence ee WHITE, WILLIAM ARTHUR 311 Stanage Champaign, Illinois WHITMAN, JOHN EVAN Harpertown Road Elkins, West Virginia WIEBEN, AUDREY JANE 143 Harriet Avenue Palisades Park, New Jersey WIENEKE, CHARLES WILLIAM St. James Apts., 530 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. WILCOX, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH 903 Ninth Street Elkins, West Virginia WILLIAMS, THEODORE EDWARD Williamsburg, Virginia WILMOTH, CAROL B. Bishop Apts. 8, Fifth Street Elkins, West Virginia WILMOTH, DONALD KEITH Box 785, Elkins, West Virginia WILMOTH, HARRY R. 1421 Taylor Avenue Elkins, West Virginia WILMOTH, STANLEY MORRIS 1311 S. Kerens Avenue Elkins, West Virginia WILSON, HERBERT C. 338 Graham Street Elkins, West Virginia WILSON, WILLIAM FRANK 54 Chesapeake Street Ronceverte, West Virginia WIMER, RICHARD McREYNOLDS 307 S. Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia WISEMAN, LOUISE-RAE 6 Boundary Avenue Elkins, West Virginia WITHROW, CLARENCE DEAN Hutchinson, West Virginia WITTEN, WILSON JAMES 390—10th Avenue Paterson, New Jersey WOICIK, EDWARD CHARLES 247-16—89th Avenue Lo Belleroses iy be Nes Ye WOLF, ROBERT RICHARDSON Parsons, West Virginia WOLFE, DOROTHEA PAIGE 52 First Street Haverstraw, New York Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Special Student Junior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Special Student WOLFE, HAROLD CHARLES 52 First Street Haverstraw, New York Freshman WOLVERTON, WAYNE JAY, JR. Special Student 128 Delaware Avenue Elkins, West Virginia WOODFORD, LOIS M. 440 Wilson Street Elkins, West Virginia WORSFELD, DONALD WILLIAM Cedar Place Ramsey, New Jersey WRATCHFORD, OLIVER HENRY Parsons, West Virginia YOAKUM, ROBERT GLEN Beverly, West Virginia YORK, GEORGE WESLEY 149 Delaware Avenue Elkins, West Virginia YORK, MARY DELORES 149 Delaware Avenue Elkins, West Virginia YOSIA, GENEVIEVE MARY P. O. Box 81 Norton, West Virginia YOSIA, HELEN Norton, West Virginia YOUNG, ROBERT LEO 98 Ward Avenue Elkins, West Virginia YOUNT, WILLIAM DAVIS 20 N. Main Street Petersburg, West Virginia ZACCHEO, MICHAEL PATRICK 1073 Rogers Avenue New York, N. Y. ZAGAR, FRANK LUDWIG 278 E. 239th Street New York, N. Y. ZIAI, MOHSEN Iranian Consulate Special Student Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Senior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y. ZIMAN, JOYCE 405 W. 57th Street New York, N. Y. ZIMMERMAN, WALTER GEORGE 1831 Colden Avenue New York, N. Y. ZIRBS, HARRY ARTHUR 14 Baxter Street Elkins, West Virginia Senatus 94 ee eee Lae en te eee Junior Freshman Freshman We Thank... The students and faculty for their support in making the 1947 SENATUS a success. Our patrons; without your help we would never be able to enjoy this epistle of memories. The Von Haven Studios for their expert photographs. The Canton Engraving Co. and their school department head, Mr. Moncrief, for the expert guidance throughout the entire publication. The General Press Corp. and Mr. Rugh for the fine printing. Mr. Cooley of the Molloy Cover Co., for the fine service in our behalf. ‘THE Cass oF 1947 Witt Not Forcetr You —THE SENATUS STAFF Senatus 95 3 é Autographs o'aekel.7e ec Senatus 96 IZ C | G hf v “iV At KY Fae = . pe’ ¢ Se Pe ge CA Ciao 2 ASE au ag ao aa Ls ri ag