Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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HONEST JASPER . . . . Wilson presented Colebank, who resides on a farm at Enterprise, with a registered cow and calf. Honor guests in addition to Ross included Ira Errett Rodgers, All-American gridder at West Virginia University; Frank A. Ice, former Fairmont West High coach, and Fred Chenoweth of Weston High school, all former teammates of Colebank at West Virginia; and George H. Colebank, former Fairmont High school principal and Jasper ' s brother. The guest list included Dean John W. Pence, who became acting president of Fair- mont State college June 1, and several other members of the faculty; a large number of former players, many of whom were on Cole- ' , 1 bank ' s first football »Js. u».». and basketball teams herein 1924 and 1925, and members of the athletic squads of the past year at the col- lege, who attended the Colebank dinner in lieu of holding their own annual banquet. Members of the gen- eral committee for the affair included Wilson, who succeeded Cole- bank as athletic direc- tor; Assistant Coach Paul C. Pi Davis, who moved up to head basketball coach when Colebank ' s retirement became effective; Dr. Evans, who has been team physician for several years; Emlyn K. Thomas of The Times, formerly ath- letic publicity director at Fairmont State; Eddie Rothlesberger of Jane Lew, and Wil- bur Jones of Fairmont, former FSC athletes. Following the din- ner, there was an in- formal gathering of the (Continued on page 53) WILFORD R. SQUIBB WILSON Who takes over Page Seven

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. aieniovt r. DR. JOSEPH ROSIER He builded better than he knew — E merson, The Problem Winner of this year ' s Rosier Scholarship is Mary Christine Connor Page Nine