Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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JOHN W. PENCE, President The Mound, as in the case with student annuals generally, honors particularly the members of the graduating class. We have chosen to call the end of the college year with its round of activities, a time of commencement. At the time, however, for most of the participants the fact that it marks the end of several very pleasant years of asso- ciation with classmates and friends will bulk larger in their minds. As the post-gradua- tion years lengthen, a rosy glow of remembrance will settle over these college days while full attention rests on the ever present duty of getting on with the tasks at hand. All the while, we at the College will continue to think of you and to wish you well in all your undertakings, and we shall trust that your Alma Mater and your associates of college days will always hold a place in your affections. JOHN W. PENCE

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JP ju -v ' ,ir i? ' - £ ' ' ' . ' . ' . ' , T H E M O u N D I 9 5 8 FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE Fairmont, West Virginia ARTHUR F. KIMBER, JR, Editor JAMES F. LUPTON, Business Manager FAIRMONT COLLEGE LIBRARY

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■ GEORGE R. HUNT Dean of Instructions MARGARET ELLEN COPELAND Dean of Women GEORGE H. TURLEY Dean of Men 47052