Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1962 volume:

 m ' ' IN A FRIENDLY CITY 1 gte m m : - L- l W jm W ' jm « mJB f mk n 1962 FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE FAIRMONT, W. VA. FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY 1 ' pi 1 ■ lf ' m ' ■ rtK. T3 HE • . • -I ' m CONTENTS CAMPUS BUILDINGS ADMIN. S FACULTY 8 SENIORS 24 JUNIORS 42 UNDERCLASSMEN 52 ACTIVITIES 74 STUDENT GOV ' T PUBLICATIONS HONORARIES CLUBS 8S MUSIC § DRAMA I 14 GREEKS 124 SPORTS 148 ADVERTISEMENTS 167 H A ! SCIENCE HALL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING COLBANK GYMNASIUM %2¥ LIBRARY MORROW HALL STUDENT CENTER PRESIDENTS HOME PENCE HALL ■rifc ' , - ■ ' 1 Cm. N. JNd LM - • 4 ■. s ? I I 1 f. ACADEMICS DR. ESTON K. FEASTER President Fairmont State College 10 DR. GEORGE R. HUNT Dean of College DR. MARION J. RICE Associate Dean 11 HOMER W. COX Business Manager .S. Marshall University OTIS H. MILAM, JR. Registrar and Director of Admissions B.S. West Virginial University, MA. Marshal University ROXY DOWNS DILLON Dean of Women .S., M A., West Virginia University GEORGE H. TURLEY Dean of Men A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A West Virginia University HUNTER J. CONRAD Director of Student Personnel and Guidance A.B, Glenville State College, M.A., West Virginia University JOSEPHINE L. ROSIER Librarian A.B. West Virginia University, B.S.L.S. Columbia University EARL N. STRAIGHT Associate Professor of Journalism and English Director of Public Relations A B., Fairmont State College, M.S., West Virginia University PAUL V. YOST Director of Teacher Education and Field Services A.B. Shepherd College, M.A. West Virginia University ADMINISTRATION 12 BEULAH COLE Head Resident, Pence Hal PEARL D. BROWN Head Re sident Morrow Hall DORIS N. DAVIS Director of Food Service W.R. SQUIBB WILSON Director of Athletics A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A., Columbia University HARRY C. FLEMING, M.D. College Physician A.B., West Virginia University, M.D , University of Virginia GEORGIA PETERS R.N. College Nurse HOBERT POP LAKE Special Policeman CHARLES E. WILLIAMS Manager of the Student Center 13 PHYLLIS L. AYERS Assistant Professor of History and Social Sciences B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology, M.A. and Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh ROBERT S. COLE Assistant Professor of Business Education B.S. Bowling Green College of Commerce, M.A. West Virginia University EDMUND E. COLLINS Associate Professor of Physical Science A.B. and M.A. West Virginia University, Ed.D. University of Pittsburgh MARGARET E. COPELAND Assistant Professor of English A.B., West Virginia University, M.Ed., University of Mississippi WILLIAM D. CREASY Associate Professor of Biology B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology M.S. West Virginia University, Ph.D. State Univer- sity of Iowa PAUL C. DAVIS Associate Professor of Physical Education and Recreation A.B. Glenville State College, M.A. Columbia University A. PAUL DAVISSON Associate Professor of Biology B.S. University of Kentucky, A.B. Fairmont State College, M.S. West Virginia University ARLENE M. DECKER Instructor of Business Education A.B. Fairmont State College FACULTY 14 HAROLD S. DUVALL Assistant Professor of Physical Education A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. Columbia University BILLY G. DUNN Assistant Professor of Business Administration .S. Concord College, M.S. University of Kentucky ELEANOR M. FORD Associate Professor of Physics B.S. and M.S. West Virginia University WILLIAM A. FLOYD Instructor in Physical Education B.S. Ohio State A. NEIL FRYE Assistant Professor of Education A.B. Fairmont State College, MA., West Virginia University DWIGHT FOWLER Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts B.S. West Virginia Institute of Technology, M.Ed. Wayne University WAYNE T. GRAY Professor of Sociology B.S. University of Nebraska, M.A. and Ph.D. University of Wisconsin WESLEY GRAGSON Assistant Professor of Music B.S. Western Kentucky State College, Mus.M., West Virginia University 15 , GERTRUDE HALL Associate Professor of Home Economics A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. Columbia University MARY SUE HANKS Instructor in Physical Education A.B. Fairmont State College CLEO D. HAUGHT Associate Professor of Chemistry A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan, M.S. Ohio State University CARL D. HAWKINS Instructor of Mathematics B.S. Fairmont State College, M.S. West Virginia University MELVA HESS Assistant Professor of Home Economics A.B. Fairmont State College, M.S. West Virginia University JOHN W. HOGARTY Instructor in Sociology .A. and M.A. Kent State University CLIFFORD R. HOUSE Associate Professor of Philosophy and English A.B. Kentucky Wesleyan College, M.Ed. University of Cincinnati, M.R.E. University of Pittsburgh BOYD D. HOWARD Professor of Education A.B. Union College, Ed.M. and Ed.D. University of Cincinnati FACULTY 16 CYRIL W. JOHNSON Associate Professor of Industrial Arts B.S. Industrial Education, Stout Institute, M.A. Ohio State University EDGAR N. JAYNES Associate Professor of Business Administration A.B., M.A. West Virginia University, M.B.A. Boston University LOY W. LEONARD Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts A.B. in Education, Fairmont State College, M.A. West Virginia University JAMES A. LA RUE Associate Professor of Mathematics A.B., M.S. West Virginia University, Ph.D. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh CLORA MARPLE Assistant Professor of Education A.B. Glenville State College, A.M. West Virginia University JO ANN LOUGH Assistant Professor of Speech A.B. Fairmont State College-, M.A. West Virginia University PEARL S. McCARTY Professor of English A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Virginia University, Ed.D. University of Florida ROBERT MASTERS Assistant Librarian B.S. West Virginia University 17 DOROTHY D. MEISEL Instructor of French A.B., West Virginia University RUTH ANN MUSICK Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., Missouri State Teachers College, M.S., State University of Iowa, Ph.D., State University of Iowa ORVILLE D. NAEGELE Instructor in Geology and Geography B.S. and M.S., University of Cincinnati PAUL F. OPP Associate Professor of English A.B. Mount Union College, A.M. Columbia Univer- sity, Ped.D. University of Toronoto VIRGINIA HOLDEN PALMER Instructor in Music i.M. West Virginia University GINA S. PINTO Assistant Professor of Business Education B.S. and M.A., West Virginia University WOODROW A. POTESTA Associate Professor of Business Education B.S. and LLB., West Virginia University DOROTHY E. QUINTRELL Assistant Professor of Biology B.S. Wayne State University, M.S. University of Michigan FACULTY 18 LILLIAN L. RHODES Associate Professor of Art B.S. Longwood College, M.A. Columbia University HADDON S. RHODES Associate Professor of English A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A., West Virginia University WESLEY RYALS Instructo r in English B.S., Howard College, M.A.T., Duke University JAY E. ROBINSON Assistant Professor of Music B.M. Western Michigan University, M.M.E., In- diana University G. WAYNE SMITH Professor of History A.B. Salem College, A.M. Salem College, Ph.D.. West Virginia University DALLAS B. SHAFFER Instructor in History B.A. University of Richmond, M.A. West Virginia University ELIZABETH DAVIS SWIGER Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S. and M.S., West Virginia University JAY BRADLEY SMOKER Assistant Professor of Speech .S. and M.S., West Virginia University :: w:::|p: : 19 MARJORIE TATE Associate Professor of English B.S. Central State College, M.A. George Peabody College MARTIN J. TAYLOR Professor of Education A.B. Fairmont State College, M.A. West Virginia University, Ed.D. University of Colorado ELIZABETH TERRY Associate Professor of Foreign Languages A.B. Marietta College, A.M. University of Wiscon- sin WILLIAM P. TURNER JR. Assistant Professor of History A.B., M.A., and PH.D., West Virginia University RALPH M. VANBROCKLIN Associate Professor of History B.A. University of Hawaii, M.A. Stanford Univer- sity, PH.D. University of Michigan LAWRENCE A. WALLMAN Associate Professor of Speech and Dramatics A.B. and M.A., West Virginia University NELLE E. WALTERS Associate Professor of Physical Education A.B. West Virginia University, M.A. George Pea- body College GEORGE WARD Assistant Professor of Phychology A.B. and A.M. West Virginia University, A.M. Har- vard University FACULTY 20 RICHARD PARKER WELLOCK Associate Professor of Music B.S. Southwest Missouri State College, M.A. lumbia University KENNETH G. WEIHE Professor of English B.S. College of Wooster, M.A. and PH.D. Yale University MARGARET S. WILLARD Associate Professor of Education A.B. Fairmont State College, A.M. West Virginia University KENNETH WHOOLERY Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B. Fairmont State College, A.M. West Virginia University KENNETH G. WISE Associate Professor of Industrial Arts B.S. Ohio University, M.A. Ohio State LOUIS R. WILLIAMS Associate Professor of Art B.S. Education, Bowling Green State University, M.A. Ohio State University 21 LIBRARY STAFF LIBRARY STAFF: MRS. Robert Rosier, Mr. Robert Masters, Mrs. David Carson, Mrs. Jay Robinson, Miss Susanne Thompson, Mrs. Grace Kisner. tt OFFICE STAFF OFFICE STAFF: Ruth L. Hawkins, Helen P. Hopewell, Jessie Ton- kin, Katharyn Smith, Willa VanGilder, Maxine Moran, James Mills, Nelda Hawkins, Joan Harker, Janet Lyon, Linda Tooth- man, Karen Yeater, Carolyn Cassetta. BOOKSTORE STAFF BOOKSTORE STAFF: Maxine Pruitte, Manager,- Hazel M. Beall Assistant Manager. CAFETERIA STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF: FIRST ROW: I ma K. Strait, Florence O ' Neill, Mary Parsons, Mary Andrews, Delphia Straight, Grace Reese, Mary Massey. SECOND ROW: Jerrie Tucker, Juanita Lucas, Evelyn Moore, Mary Hall, Helen Verge. i ' t . STUDENT CENTER STAFF BUILDING AND GROUNDS STAFF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS STAFF: Edgar L. Williams, Jr. Superintendent; FIRST ROW: John Russel, Bill Wilderman, Gene Rogers, Lindsay Toothman, Marshall Parker. SECOND ROW: James Caldwell, Wilfred Williams, Carney Lehew, Robert King, Frank McDiffitt, Harvey Crouser, Clifford Knight. STUDENT CENTER STAFF: Phillip Hayes, Josephine Hawkins, Connie Henderson, Sarah Toothman, Eva Murphy, Mary Schi- pono, Mary Benincasa. • J ' • ! 1 j : ' ' - ■ . ' ?f« i 1 r 11 If; || i ' • Ad rfi • ■ III ,R SENIORS f I f ' KEN V. ALKIRE Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical and General Science JAMES L. ANDREWS Huntsville, Alabama B.S. in Biology ANTHONY BARIUARO Clarksburg, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration and Social Studies MARIANNE BELL Hundred, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Kappa Pi, Secretary, Treasurer,- SNSEA; Young Democrats. CHARLES DAVID BERRY Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education English and History Sigma Tau Gamma, Corresponding Secretary, 1st Vice President; Pi Kappa Phi, President; Wesley Foun- dation,- Young Democrats,- Freshman Counselor; College Choir,- Inter Fra- ternity Council; COLUMNS Staff. SANDRA BOORD Hundred, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education Alpha Delta Chi; Junior Prom Court; TASK Council, Secretary, Treasurer; SNSEA; Young Democrats,- COLUMNS Staff, Society Editor. CHARLOTTE ANN ANDERSON Baltimore, Maryland A.B. in Education Physical Education and English Sigma Sigma Sigma; Women ' s Physical Education Club, Vice Presi- dent; Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Volleyball; Tennis,- SNSEA; RONALD L. BAKER Rivesville, W. Va. B.S. in Chemistry Sigma Tau Gamma; Pi Kappa Phi DAVID R. BECKETT Jacksonburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Social Studies Tau Kappa Epsilon; SNSEA; Letter- man ' s Club; Football; Baseball; Wrest- ling; Pence Hall House President. BARBARA ANN BENNETT Idamay, W. Va. A.B. in Education Biology and Social Studies Beta Beta Beta; SNSEA. JOHN WILLIAM BITONTI Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Social Studies and Business Tau Beta lota, Treasurer, Vice Presi- dent; Newman Club; Freshman Coun- selor,- Inter Panhellenic Council; Inter- Fraternity Council. RICHARD M. BREWER Arlington, Virginia B.S. in Business Administration Alpha Alpha Alpha. JAMES L. BUCY Bridgeport, W. Va. Two-Year Accounting Course RONALD A. CHARTRAND Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Social Studies SNSEA; Student Assistant Track Coach. RICHARD HUE CLEUAND Mannington, W. Va. A.B. in Education Biology and Social Studies Tau Beta Iota; Beta Beta Beta; Col- legiate Academy of Science; SNSEA; Freshman Counselor; MOUND Staff; Young Republicans. PHIL A. COLANGELO Coraopolis, Pa. B. S. in Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary, Historian; Newman Club; Alpha Alpha Alpha,- COLUMNS Staff; Letterman ' s Club; Soccer; Pence Hall, Sgt. at Arms. BARBARA ELLEN COMER Shinnston, W. Va. A.B. in Education Social Studies and English SNSEA; Young Democrats. WILLIAM CORK Kensington, Maryland B.S. in Business Administration Centurions; Wizard of Oz JAMES T. CAMPBELL Grafton, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education SNSEA; J. NEILL CLARK Donora, Pa. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Social Stud- ies. Kappa Sigma Kappa,- Football; New- man Club; Wrestling. WILLIAM P. CLEVENGER Clarksburg, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Alpha Alph Alpha GEORGE COLLINS Parkersburg, W. Va. B.S. in Recreation Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian; Sports Publicity Director; MOUND, Sports Editor; COLUMNS Staff. CAROLYN MAE CONRAD Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education Alpha Delta Chi, Sgt. at Arms, Presi- dent; College Choir; Band; Kappa Delta Pi; Freshman Counselor; Wo- men ' s Panhellenic; MENC; MOUND Co-Editor; Wizard of Oz. JAMES B. COSCO Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Tau Beta Iota; Alpha Alpha Alpha,- Freshman Counselor; Young Demo- crats; Newman Club; Intermural Sports; COLUMNS Staff; MOUND Staff. BETTY COUSINS Ossining, New York A.B. in Education Physical Education and English Delta Zeta, 2nd Vice President; Wom- en ' s Panhellenic,- Newman Club; Physical Education Club; Pi Kappa Phi; Splashers; COLUMNS Staff; Hock- ey,- Basketball; Volleyball. STUART D. DAMEY Harrisburg, Pa. A.B. in Education Business and Commercial Kappa Sigma Kappa, Alpha Alpha Alpha; SNSEA. MARCIA ANN DAVIS Shinnston, W. Va. A.B. in Education Music MENC,- College Choir, Accompanist; Guys and Dolls ; Tag Show; Alpha Delta Chi. JAMES E. DETRICK Ridgeley, W.Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and History Tau Kappa Epsilon,- Wrestling,- Foot- ball; Track. RICHARD P. DRAGO Pittsburgh, Pa. A.B. in Education Social Science and Physical Education Tau Kappa Epsilon; Lefterman ' s Club; Tennis Team; Wrestling; COLUMNS Staff ROBERT HARRY ELLIS Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education English and Music Kappa Delta Pi,- SNSEA,- College Choir,- Band; MENC; Skin of our Teeth, The Bad Children, The Mousetrap. RONALD ALAN CYPHERS Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Sociology and English ROBERT L. DAUGHERTY Philippi, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration CHARLES R. DEAN Monogah, W.Va. A.B. in Education Social Studies BOB DONLEY Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Industrial Arts Sigma Tau Gamma, Pledge Master, Sgt. at Arms; Inter Fraternity Coun- cil; Student Party Council; Band; Wesley Foundation; Teach Me How To Cry ; John Brown ' s Body ; In- dustrial Arts Club ANNE DRANE A.B. in Education Mathematics and Social Studies Piedmont, W.Va. Cheerleader; Centurions,-. Kappa Delta Pi; SNSEA: Junior Prom Queen; Senior Class Vice President; Young Democrats. DONALD GERALD FITZWATER Grafton, W.Va. A.B. in Education Biology and Social Studies Tau Kappa Epsilon; Young Republi- GIORIA JEAN FLUHARTY Mannington, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Home Eco- nomics Kapa Sigma Kappa Sweetheart Court; Home Economics Club, Presi- dent; Freshman Class Vice President; Summer School Student Council 1960. CLIFFORD F. GARNER Newport, N.C. A.B. in Education Industrial Arts and Speech Epsilon Pi Tau RAY A. GARRETT, JR. Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Sociology and History Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice President; MOUND Staff,- COLUMNS Staff; Pi Kappa Phi; Intramural Sports; Student Assistant in Sociology Department. LARRY N. GAUDET Buckhannon, W.Va. B.S. in Chemistry Pi Kappa Phi; Newman Club; Young Democrats; Academy of Science; In- tramural Sports. ELAINE GERMONT Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education English and Speech Gamma Chi Chi, Secretary, 1st Vice President; Blazers,- Inter Fraternity Council; SNSEA; Die Wissenschlafter; Freshman Counselor; Big Sister Pro- gram Chairman; Newman Club; Young Democrats,- Who ' s Who. NILE GOFF Bridgeport, W.Va. A.B. in Math and Physical Science ALMA R. FORD Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Speech and Dramatics, Secretarial Studies Fu-Se-Fa,- Wesley Foundation,- Alpha Psi Omega, President; Centurions; Masquers, Vice President; Orchesis; Pi Kappa Phi,- COLUMNS Staff; Young Republicans; SNSEA; Inter Collegiate Debate,- Cradle Song; Juno and the Paycock, Inherit the Wind. MARIE GARGARELLA Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Commerce Occupational and Home Economics Alpha Delta Chi, Publicity Chairman; Fu-Se-Fa; Newman Club; Young Dem- ocrats,- Summer School Student Body Treasurer; Junior Prom Court; Kappa Sigma Kappa Sweetheart Court, 1961. PATTY GATSKI Grant Town, W.Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education Alpha Delta Chi; Newman Club; Young Democrats. VICTOR J. GENTILOZZI Clarksburg, W.Va. B.S. in Chemistry Kappa Sigma Kappa; Pi Kappa Phi. DAVID RAY GLOVER Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa Corresponding Secretary, President; Alpha Alpha Alpha, Secretary, Treasurer; MOUND Staff; COLUMNS Staff; Inter Frater- nity Council; Roger Williams Fellow- ship. KARL GOUZD, JR. Rachel, W.Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Industrial Arts Basketball; Baseball; Lettermarj ' s Club, Sgt. at Arms,- Student Assistant Baseball Coach. LOWELL GRAY Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Music and Business Pyr amid Society; Alpha Alpha Alpha,- Who ' s Who,- Sigma Tau Gamma, 1st Vice President Chaplain; Inter Fra- ternity Panhellenic Council, Treas- urer; Wesley Foundation, Motive Chairman, President: MENC Projects Chairman,- College Choir, President; Band; Advanced Brass Ensemble; Madrigal Singers,- SNSEA. RONALD C. GROTTENDICK Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Social Studies and Physical Education Basketball; Cross Country; Newman Club. JOAN E. HALL Roslyn, New York A.B. in Education Delta Zeta,- SNSEA,- Orchesis,- College Choir. FLORA HARKER Idamay, W.Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Fu-Se-Fa. GARRY NEIL HARPER Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Non-Academic in Music Sigma Tau Gamma, Secretary,- Men ' s Panhellenic- Freshman Counselor,- Falcon Fund Winner 1959; Summer School Junior Class President 1 959; MENC; Band; College Choir; Young Democrats; Wesley Foundation,- Guys and Dolls ; Little Mary Sunshine. GLENDA HATHAWAY Rowlesburg, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education We?ley Foundation, Vice President, Music Director; MENC; Morrow Hall House Council, Treasurer,- SNSEA; Kappa Delta Pi, Historian; College Choir. GARRETT C. GREYNOLDS Idamay, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Tau Gamma, Historian; Intra- mural Sports. LOLA HADDIX Fairmont, W.Va. Sigma Kappa, 2nd Vice President, Activities Chairman, Song Fest Leader; Inter Fraternity Panhellenic Council; Young Republicans. ANITA SIMONETTI HARBERT Rivesville, W.Va. A.B. in Education Psychology and History Fencing Instructor; Boy Friend ; Our American Cousin ; Little Mary Sunshine. ROBERT LEROY HARMAN Petersburg, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Alpha Alpha Alpha; Centurions, President; Young Republicans; Stu- dent Council. BURL HATFIELD Enterprise, W. Va. Kappa Sigma Kappa RONALD J. HAUGHT Fairview, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Tau Gamma, Treasurer. MANUEL HERNANDES, JR. Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa , Historian, Secretary; Alpha Alpha Alpha, Secre- tary-Treasurer. DALE E. HIGGINS Salem, W. Va. A.B. in Education Industrial Arts and English Kappa Delta Pi, President; SNSEA; Industrial Arts Club, President; Epsilon Pi Tau. MARY HINKINS Grafton, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education SNSEA; Young Democrats; Morrow Hall, House Council; College Choir. KENT HUDGINS Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Tau Beta Iota; Newman Club. ANTHANETTA JEANNE HYMES Belington, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Science and Biological Science Lambda Delta Lambda; Beta Beta Beta; Centurions; Collegiate Academy of Science; Wesley Foundation; SNSEA; Young Democrats,- Morrow Hall Proctor. WILLIAM H. JACO B.S. in Mathematics and Physics Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President, President; Die Wissenschlafter, Presi- dent; Pyramid, President; Roger Williams Fellowship, President; Sopho- more and Junior Class President; Young Democrats, President; Fresh- man Counselor; Outstanding Mathe- matics, Biology and Freshman Awards; Inter Fraternity Council, Secretary; Academy of Science,- Lambda Delta Lambda. PHILIP HERRON Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Mathematics pnd Physics Lambda Delta Lambda; Collegiate Academy of Science, Vice President; Roger Williams Fellowship, Publicity Sports. RONALD E. HIGGS Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Tau Beta lota, President, Vice Presi- dent; Inter Fraernity Council; Inter Panhellenic Council; Summer School Sophomore Class President; Alpha Alpha Alpha; COLUMNS Staff, Busi- ness Manager Student Party. CAROLYN JOYCE HOSKINSON Bridgeport, W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Fu-Se-Fa; Kappa Sigma Kappa Sweetheart Court. ROBERTA SUSANNE HUGHES Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Secretarial Studies Sigma Kappa, President, 1st Vice President, Registrar,- Women ' s Pan- hellenic,- Inter Fraternity Council, President, Vice President; Blazers, President; Sigma Tau Gamma White Rose Court 1961. GEORGE DARRELL JACKSON Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club; Academy of Science. CAROLYN SUE JANES Fairmont, W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course College Choir,- Fu-Se-Fa,- Wizard of Oz. MARTIN W. JOHNSON Cresaptown, Maryland B.S. in Biology and General Science Tau Kappa Epsilon; Young Repub- licans,- Beta Beta Beta DAVID LEE JULIAN Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Recreation IZETTA JEWELL KELLY Rosemont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Commerce and Speech. ANDREW KONICK, JR. Fairmont. W.Va. A.B. in Psychology Tau Beta Iota; Inter Fraternity Coun- cil; Newman Club; Pi Kappa Phi. EDDIE R. LAKE Shinnston, W.Va. B.S. in Physical Education and History Track; Cross Country JOHN DAVID MATHENY Mannington, W.Va. B.S. in Chemistry Kappa Sigma Kappa, Historian; Lambda Delta Lambda, President; Pi Kappa Phi. RONALD RALPH JONES Newburg, W.Va. . . in Education Biological Science and English Sigma Tau Gamma, Recording Secre- tary, Chaplain; Wesley Beta; Pi Kappa Phi ; SNSEA MAURICE KALIN Mentor, Ohio A.B. in Education Biology and Physical Education Tau Kappa Epsilon; Letterman ' s Club; Football; Wrestling CAROL KISNER Fairmont, W.Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Fu-Se-Fa,- Pi Kappa Phi; College Choir. RUTH ANN KRAMER Kingmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Business Principles and Social Studies LAWRENCE H. LEMASTERS Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Sociology Tau Beta lota, Sgt. at Arms DORIS ANN ZORIK Colfax, W.Va. A.B. in Education Biology Sigma Kappa; Band; National Pan- hellenic,- Inter PanhelleniC; SNSEA. MARILYN LITTLE Endicott, New York Two-Year Secretarial Course Delta Zeta Sorority; Concert Band; Choir; Brass Ensemble; Inter Frater- nity Panhellenic Council ROBERT LOWE Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education JOHN MANLEY Frostburg, Md. A.B. in Education Business and Social Studies Tau Kappa Epsilon; Newman Club, Vice President. ROGER M. MARSHALL New Martinsville, W.Va. A.B. in Education Industrial Arts and Speech Kappa Sigma Kappa, Corresponding Secretary, Parliamentarian; Masquers, Sgt. at Arms; Marching Band; Indus- trial Arts Club; SNSEA. SYLVIA ALICE MclNTYRE Wothington, W. Va. A.B. in Education Home Economics and Commerce Occupational Home Economics Club, Secretary; Fu-Se-Fa. THOMAS O. MILLER, JR. Grafton, W.Va. A.B. in Education Art Tau Beta lota, Secretary; Senior Class President; Student Council; Freshman Counselor,- Wrestling; Kappa Pi; Young Republicans; Inter Fraternity Council; Guys and Dolls ; Who ' s Who. LINDA LOOMAN Mannington, W.Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Fu-Se-Fa; College Choir HELEN S. MAHAFFEY Fairmont, W.Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course DOTTIE ELAINE MARSH Bridgeport, W.Va. A.B. in Education Home Economics and Social Studies SNSEA; Centurions Secretary, Vice President; Home Economics Club, Secretary, President; Homecoming Princess 1960; Band, Majorette,- Na- tional Home Economics Convention Delegate; Honor Assembly ROBERT W. McBRIDE Keyser, W.Va. A.B. in Education Social Studies and Business Principles Alpha Alpha Alpha,- SNSEA; Young Democrats. MARTHA VIRGINIA MERANDI Clarksburg, W.Va. A.B. in Education English and Music MENC; Morrow Hall, President, Fresh- man Representative; Young Demo- crats,- Freshman Counselor; College Choir; Madrigals; Newman Club; MOUND Staff. WILLIAM N. MITCHELL Ocean City, N.J. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kapa, Sgt. at Arms, Treasurer; MOUND Business Mana- ger; COLUMNS Staff; Alpha Alpha Alpha; Inter Fraternity Council; Sum- mer School Student Council, Trea- surer, 1961 JOHN MOATS Fairmont, W.Va. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Football; Wrest- ling; Letterman ' s Club; Industrial Arts Club. JAMES L. MOORE Clarksburg, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Alpha Alpha Alpha; COLUMNS Staff CAROL A. MORTON Fairmont, W.Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course LOIS EUGENIA MUTO Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Mathematics and English Gamma Chi Chi, Treasurer; Newman Club; Young Democrats; SNSEA CLAUDE F. NAVE Keyser, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa; Alpha Alpha Alpha. ELAINE NEGIE Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Commerce Occupational and Home Economics Delta Zeta, President; Fu-Se-Fa; Home Economics Club; Inter Fraternity Council; Women ' s Panhellenic; SNSEA Delta Zeta National Convention Dele- gate. BRADY MOORE Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon; Wrestling,- Soccer; Swimming.; Letterman ' s Club. ROSE ANGELA MORAN Clarksburg, W.Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Delta Zeta, Song Leader, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, 1st Vice President; Newman Club; SNSEA; Inter Fraternity Panhellenic Council, Treasurer; College Choir; Madrigals; Guys and Dolls ; John Brown ' s Body. ROBERT CARL MOSER Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Chemistry ■Sigma Tau Gamma, President; Pi Kappa Phi, Chaplain; Men ' s Panhel- lenic Council; Collegiate Academy of Science. JOSEPH E. NAUNCHIK New Kensington, Pa. A.B. in Education Physical Education Tau Beta Iota,- Student Baseball Coach; Newman Club; Young Demo- crats. LOIS MARLENE NEDROW Albright, W.Va. A.B. in Education Home Economics and Commerce Delta Zeta, Vice President; Pi Kappa Phi, Vice President; Home Economics Club; Wesley Foundation, Vice Presi- dent; College Choir. GLORIA NESTOR Philippi, W.Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Delta Zeta, Vice President of. Pledge Class, Corresponding Secretary; Wes- ley Foundation; Fu-Se-Fa; Sophomore Class Vice President. ROBERT NEWBROUGH Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Tau Beta Iota; Football Letterman ' s Club. Wrestling; VONNIE O ' DELL Parkersburg, W.Va. English and Social Studies Pi Gamma Mu ; Kappa Delta Pi; Touring Choir; Centurions; College Choir; COLUMNS Staff; SNSEA. LOUIS A. OLIVERIO Clarksburg, W.Va. A.B. in Education Music, Non-Academic MENC, Treasurer; College Choir; Band; Instrument Ensemble. JOHN PARKER Parkersburg, W.Va. B.S. in Industrial Arts Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chaplain; Soccer; Wrestling; Track; Golf; Letterman ' s Club; Newman Club CLARICE RIGGS PHILLIPS Grafton, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma WILLIAM T. PITELESKI Worthington, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon NORMA JUDITH NOt Clarksburg, W.Va. A.B. in Education English and Home Economics DAVID OLIVERIO Stonewood, W.Va. A.B. in Education Biology CHARLES W. PAGAN, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. A.B. in Sociology Kappa Sigma Kappa, Secretary-Treas- urer of Pledge Class; MOUND staff; COLUMNS Staff GEORGE W. PEOPLES, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa, President Pledge Class; Vice President Fresh- man Class; Pence Hall, President; Student Body President; Summer School Student Council President, 1961; Who ' s Who; Young Republi- cans; Alpha Alpha Alpha; Pyramid Society; MOUND Staff; Freshman Counselor; Inter Fraternity Council; Who ' s Who and Outstanding Sen- ior Selection Committees. CLINTON KEITH PHILLIPS Mannington, W.Va. A.B. in Education Music and Industrial Arts Band; MENC, Vice President. PAUL J. PITROLO Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Biology Kappa Sigma Kappa; Inter Fraternity Council; Freshman Counselor,- Beta Beta Beta,- Newman Club, President; Senior Class Sgt. at Arms,- Young Democrats; Men ' s Chorus; MOUND Staff. DORA ANN CLELLAND PITZER Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education SNSEA; Kappa Delta Pi. FRANKLIN J. PUSKAS Grant Town, W.Va A.B. in Education Art and Physical Education Kappa Phi; Baseball; SNSEA; Varsity Club. EILEEN QUENON Fairmont W.Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Gamma Chi Chi; SNSEA; Newman Club; Masquers, Secretary, Vice Presi- dent; Alpha Psi Omega, Secretary, Treasurer; The Boy Friend ; Guys and Dolls ; TAG Party; College Choir. JANET REGER Clarksburg, W.Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Alpha Delta Chi; Fu-Se-Fa,- Young Democrats; MOUND Staff. BETTY LOU RIGHTER Shinnston, W.Va. A.B. in Elementary Education SNSEA ROBERT C. RITTENHOUSE, JR. Clarksburg, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Alpha Alpha Alpha,- COLUMNS Staff. LINDA LOUISE PRICE Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma, TRIANGLE Cor- respondent; Masquers,- The Cradle Song ; Splashers; College Choir,- United Campus Christian Fellowship, President; SNSEA; Pi Kappa Phi; Young Democrats. KAREN QUEEN A.B. in Elementary Education SNSEA Secretary; Young Democrats; Centurions. CHARLES TOTTEN REED West Milford, W.Va. A.B. in Education Biological Science and English Tau Kappa Epsilon, President; Stu- dent Body Sgt. at Arms; Sophomore Class President; Pyramid Society, Treasurer; Beta Beta Beta, Pledgemaster,- Student Council; Fresh- man Counselor; Who ' s Who. LEWIS MARTIN RICE, JR. Cumberland, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Zeta Sigma; Letterman ' s Club; Foot- ball MICHAEL N. RILEY Shinnston, W. Va. Two-Year Accounting Course Alpha Alpha Alpha J ETTA ROACH Bridgeport, W. Va. A.B. in Education JUNE ROBINSON Philippi, W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Gamma Chi Chi, Secretary; Fu-Se-Fa; Julius Caesar , Assistant Director GLORIA KAY ROMINE Lumberport, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Madrigals; A Cappella Choir; MENC; Guys and Dolls ; John Brown ' s Body ; Wizard of Oz. NANCY S. RUSHING Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Home Economics Die Wissenschlafter; Home Economics Club; A Cappella Choir PHYLLIS SANDERS Kingwood, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Band; College Choir; SNSEA; MENC; Pi Kappa Phi; Spanish Honor Award; Honor Assembly. JOSEPH SERGI Barrackville, W. Va. B.S. in Recreation Tau Beta lota, President, Vice Presi- dent; Masquers, Sgt. at Arms; Inter Fraternity Council; Inherit the Wind ; Julius Caesar ; Newman Club; Young Republicans JEANNE SHAFFER Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Home Economics and Commerce DANIEL RODESKY Riversville, W. Va. B.S. in Recreation DANEIL M. ROURKE Old Greenwich, Conn. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa; Newman Club; Alpha Alpha Alpha; Boy Friend. JAMES S. SALINA Grant Town, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Social Studies Tau Beta Iota; Basketball; Varsity Club. ANTHONY D. SCHINTO Greenwich, Conn. B.S. in Recreation Kappa Sigma Kappa; Letterman ' s Club; Sports Publicity Director; Soccer; Swimming; Tennis; Basketball; Intra- mural Sports. C. JUDD SHUMAN New Cumberland, W. Va. B.S. in Biology, Pre-Med. Sigma Tau Gamma, Corresponding Secretary; Pi Kappa Phi, Sgt. at Arms; Beta Beta Beta President. JENNIE LOUISE SIKE Sharon, Pa. Two-Year Secretarial Course Sigma Sigma Sigma; Majorette; Fu- Se-Fa,- Young Republicans,- Home- coming Court; Alpha Alpha Alpha; United Campus Christian Fellowship CAROL SUE SMITH Parkersburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma, Keeper of Grades, President; Women ' s Panhel- lenic; Inter Fraternity Council; United Campus Christian Fellowship; Young Democrats; SNSEA Sophomore Class Secretary; College Choir,- Freshman Counselor, Who ' s Who. JANET SMITH Fairmont W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course. Orchesis JO ANN SNYDER Lahmansville, W. Va. A.B. in Education French and English Centurions, Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi, Secretary; Columns Staff; Die Wissenschlafter; SNSEA: PI Kappa Phi. BARBARA KAY SPIKER Fairmont, W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Sigma Sigma Sigma; College Choir; Wesley Foundation; Young Republi- cans; Kappa Sigma Kappa Sweet- heart Court; Fu-Se-Fa, Publicity Chair- man. WILLIAM T. STALNAKER Monongah, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education Football Captain. WILLIAM E. SWATS Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and History Soccer,- Basketball; Golf. DOROTHY E. SMITH Hastings, W. Va. A.B. in Education Music and Home Economics Alpha Delta Chi, Recording Secretary, Song Leader,- MENC President, Vice- President, Secretary; College Choir, Vice President; Band, Vice President; Home Economics Club; Wesley Foun- dation, Secretary; Morrow Hall, Secre- tary; Alpha Delta Chi House President. DELORES SNYDER Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education English and Music SNSEA; College Choir. GLORIA ANN SOLOMON Fairview, W. Va. A.B. in Education Home Economics and Biology Home Economics Club; Centurions; SNSEA; Beta Beta Beta. EMILIO SPINO Newark, N. J. A.B. in Education Industrial Arts Tau Kappa Epsilon; Industrial Arts Club; Pence Hall, Vice President. KAREN JEAN STEELE Fairmont, W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Gamma Chi Chi; Homecoming Queen 1960; Fu-Se-Fa. DONALD L. SWISHER Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa,- Alpha Alpha Alpha, Vice President; Summer School Junior Class President; Intra- mural Sports. PATRICIA ANN TATTERSON Fairmont, W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Fu-Se-Fa. CHARLES W. TENNANT, JR. Hundred, W. Va. Two-Year Accounting Course Alpha Alpha Alpha. WILLIAM J. TOMLINSON Riverside, Conn. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Pi, Vice President; Men ' s Pan- hellenic; Inter Fraternity Panhel- lenic Council; Soccer; Tennis, Swim- ming; Letterman ' s Club; Newman Club; Alpha Alpha Alpha,- COLUMNS Staff. GEORGE S. VAN GILDER Shinnston, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and English Tau Kappa Epsilon; SNSEA; Letter- man ' s Club; Cross Country. WALDO WALKER, JR. Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Industrial Arts and Physical Education Tau Beta Iota; Letterman ' s Club, Industrial Arts Club, Treasurer; Swim- ming Team. MARIANNE WATSON Fairmont, W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Gamma Chi Chi, Sgt. at Arms of Pledge Class; College Choir; John Brown ' s Body ; The Wizzard of Oz. CHRISTINA L. TAYLOR Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Home Economics Gamma Chi Chi. JOHN TILKO, JR. Grant Town, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa, President, His- torian; Alpha Alpha Alpha, Presi- dent; Young Democrats; Inter Fra- ternity Council, COLUMNS Staff. RICHARD L. TOOTHMAN Mannington, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa; Alpha Alpha Alpha JOCELYN CATHY VELTRI Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education Home Economics and Commerce Occupational; SNSEA; Newman Club; Fu-Se-Fa; Home Economics Club, Vice- President; Kappa Delta Pi; Freshman Counselor; Collegiate Academy of Science. PEGGY WALTZ Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Gamma Chi Chi, Sgt. at Arms; New- man Club, Secretary; Freshman Coun- selor; MENC; SNSEA,- John Brown ' s Body. ELIZABETH ANN WEIMER Maysville, W. Va. A.B. in Education Mathematics and Physical Science Student Council; Freshman Counselor; Centurions; Young Republicans, Sec- retary; Lambda Delta Lambda, Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi. ANNETTA L WHITE Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Gamma Chi Chi; SNSEA; Heme Eco- nomics Club; Newman Club; Women ' s Physical Education Club; TAG Party; Young Republican Club. RACHEL WHOOLERY Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Mathematics and French Alpha Delta Chi; Wesley Foundation,- Pi Kappa Phi; Tennis Team; MOUND Editor,- hreshman Counselor; SNSEA,- Junior Prom Court, 1961; Blazers,- Inter Fraternity Panhellenic Council; treas- urer,- Pi Kappa Phi; Die Wissenschlaf- ter, Secretary; Who ' s Who; Kappa Delta Pi, Vice President. CAROL LEE WISE Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education and Music MENC, Treasurer; K appa Delta Pi; SNSEA; Pi Kappa Phi,- Young Repub- licans,- Wesley Foundation; College Choir; Centurions. WILLIAM ARTHUR WOLVERTON Clarksburg, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Alpha Alpha Alpha NANCY LEE YATES Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education, English, Physical Education, Social Studies Sigma Kappa, Rush Chairman, Pledge President, Treasurer; COLUMNS Co- Editor,- W. Va. Future Teacher of the year, 1961; Freshman Counselor; SNSEA President, Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi, Treasurer; Women ' s Pan- hellenic,- Freshman English Award, Who ' s Who, Junior Class Secretary- Treasurer. JAMES TERRENCE WHITE Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Industrial Arts Sigma Tau Gamma,- Industrial Arts Club, Secretary. MARY JANE WILLIAMS Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Gamma Chi Chi,- SNSEA; Freshman Counselor; Home Economics Club; Kappa Pi; MOUND Staff; Summer School Student Council, Secretary, Vice President; Miss Liberty. RONALD C. WOL FE Annapolis, Maryland A.B. in Education Physical Education and Industrial Arts Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Master,- Soccer,- Wrestling,- Letterman ' s Club; Industrial Arts Club; Physical Educa- tion Jamboree. ANDREA WOOD Butler, N. J. B.S. in Recreation Sigma Sigma Sigma; Women ' s Physi- cal Education Club, Treasurer; New- man Club; Hockey; Softball; Basket- ball; Morrow Hall House Council. PATRICIA ANN ZAPPACOSTA Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education Pi Kappa Phi; Volley Ball; SNEA; Physical Education Club; Pittsburgh Field Hockey Association,- Hockey. UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS Barth, Dale Wilson, Jr. Beasley, Eugene S. Bennett, Edward Darl Bickel, Charles Lee Biser, Marjorie Patterson Bondy, Harold Eugene Bowman, Richard Coceano, Leo Jack Conaway, Howard Herschel Corley, Judith Carole Crouser, Judith Ellen Downey, James Robert Eichelberger, Janielle Kay Flanagan, Shelia Kay Fortney, Charles Lawrence Fugera, Robert Stanley Gardi, David Francis Gardner, Richard Meredith Gianettino, Jimmie Gibbons, Alfred Earl Gibson, Francis Wilkins, Jr. Giles, David C. Hamilton, Margery E. Hess, Frederick Maxwell Hobbs, Harry Jerome, Jr. Hobbs, Nancy Ruth Hurst, Geraldine Eileen Isner, Anton James Johnson, Milton E. Kendzior, W. Gene Ketterman, Jesse Merle Lake, Lawrence Rex Lewis, Ester Jane Looman, Nancy Moore Lomas, George R. Marko, Mato R. McKinney, Carl Fredrick Meeks, Roy Lee Moscary, Adam Gregory Mohrmon, Albert Mertor Monell, Joseph A. Newhouse, Walter J. Oliverio, Frank Anthony Pettit, Theodore Allen Poellnitz, Stewart Phillip Polednak, Michael Francis Robinson, Lee Jay Secreta, Mary Lou Shaw, Phyllis Swisher Sherman, Robert M. Smith, Calvin B. Smith, Eugene R. Stamps, Raymond Thompsor Stimmel, George William Straight, John A. Tano, Mildred Gemondo Taylor, Donald William Thompson, Bernard Lee Thornton, Arthur Trader, Elovce Tricot, Josephine Vincent, Judith Ann Waddell, Charlotte E. Welch, Robert Henry Weltv, Terrence Braden White, Cecil G., Jr. Wilcox, James Allen Wilson, James Marvin Wise, James R. Zeck, George Allen , 7 In Memoriam ' %«bJ Ht ' WILLIAM H. BURNETT, JR. THAT HE MAY LIVE We, the brothers of William H. Burnett, Jr., known affectionately as Gork or Horky, dedicate this to the memory of our departed brother. Gork leaves a fine record at the college on the hill. He was on the wrestling team for two years, and he placed in a two way tie for the Outstand- ing Freshman honors for his achievements. True and loyal to his friends and brothers, he will long be remembered, and until we meet again and stand together in brotherhood, we will sing, One in devotion, One in desire, . . . and we will say, Our Father, Which are in Heaven, . . . 41 v ' JUNIORS JUNIORS Judith Lynn Arnett, Fairmont, W. Va. Rebecca Mae Bane, Barrackville, W. Va. Frances Marie Barber, Fairmont, W. Va. Carolyn Ellen Barnes, Fairmont, W. Va. Carol Ann Bee, Clarksburg, W. Va. ¥ Mary Ann Bolton, Mt. Hope, W. Va. Bennie Vincent Bortle, Coraopolis, Pa. E. Marie Brunett, Fairmont, W. Va. Brenda Sue Burner, Elkins, W. Va. Stanley Eugene Burnett, Fairmont, W. Va. Leamen Doyle Cain, Jr., Fairmont, W. Va. Deanna Calich, Fairmont, W Va. Margaret Carlone, Fairmont, W. Va. Charles W. Christopher, Jr., Four States, W. Va. Brian Shafer Cole, Fairmont, W. Va. Felix Colaciello, Fairmont, W. Va. Sandra Jean Cox, Smithburg, W. Va. Mary Jane Criss, Fairmont, W. Va. Eddie Crouse, Rosemont, W. Va. Emma Jean DeGasperin, Kingwood, W. Va. Fay Dickerson, Fairmont, W. Va. Donald Dolan, Weston, W. Va. James Dotts, Fairmont, W. Va. Jack Dulaney, Pine Grove, W. Va. Nancy Ann Ferguson, Apollo, Pa. Sharon Sue Ferrell, Clarksburg, W. Va. Issac Kenneth Fetty, Mt. Morris, W. Va. Carmella Jean Fisher, Shinnston, W. Va. Nancy Marie Frankman, Fairmont, W. Va. Michael P. Fulks, Weston, W. Va. David Francis Gardi, Fairmont, W. Va. David Giles, Pittsburg, Pa. Sarah Ann Haught, Mannington, W. Va. Mark Hewitt, Fairmont, W. Va. Billy James Higgins, Coburn, W. Va. Barbara M. Hirt, Fairmont, W. Va. JUNIORS Thomas Robert Hite, Mannington, W. Va. Donna Linaola Hobbs, Fairmont, W. Va. David Horwitz, Pittsburg, Pa. Mary Joan Howes, Fairmont, W. Va. Burnard Huey, Mannington, W. Va. Gary Max Huffman, Mannington, W. Va. Elizabeth Anne Hutton, Bridgeport, W. Va. Ralph Eddy Jones, Fairmont, W. Va. Audrey Hope Kimple, Pittsburg, Pa. Margie Ellen Kisner, Fairmont, W. Va. Penelope Larosa, Fairmont, W. Va. David Lawrence Larson, McKeesport, Pa. Woodrow Lee, Fairmont, W. Va. Merle B. Lowe, Morgantown, W. Va. Carole Kay Lucas, Fairmont, W. Va. Carole Ann Lushinsky, Monongah, W. Va. Melba Mae Mallow, Petersburg, W. Va, Barbara Louise Manley, Grafton, W. Va. Sandra Joy Mason, Grafton, W. Va. Twyla Kay Maxwell, Lost Creek, W. Va. Vivian Jane Mays, Fairmont, W. Va. Helen Louise McClain, Canton, O. Mary Louise McClain, Fairmont, W. Va. Ronald McClure, Fairmont, W. Va. Kenley Menendez, Spelter, W. Va. Barbara Michael, Mannington, W. Va. Betty Lou Mitchell, Petersburg, W. Va. Carole Kay Montalbano, Bellport, N.Y. Richard Moorehead, West Newton, Pa. John Myers, Aurora, W. Va. Carol Ruth Nease, Newell, W. Va. Kathleen Ann O ' Connor, Shinnston, W. Va. Jane Cecilia Orr, Fairmont, W. Va. Mary Jane Orr, Mannington, W. Va. Karen Louise Parrish, Rachel, W. Va. Sally Ann Parsons, Shinnston, W. Va. JUNIORS Pete Edward Pell, Weirton, W. Va. Linda Pearson, Parkersburg, W. Va. John Piganelli, Fairmont, W. Va. June Ann Pratt, Grafton, W. Va. Carl Robert Prusak, Lakewood, O. Kenneth Samuel Robb, McKeesport, Pa. Lois Santora, Grant Town, W. Va. Sharon Satterfield, Fairmont, W. Va. Renata Schmidt, Fairfield, Conn. Linda Rose Seccuro, Fairmont, W. Va. Sarah Patricia Sellers, Fairmont, W. Va. Raymond Shadis, Livingston, N.J. James Shaffer, Shinnston, W. Va. Richard Lyle Shaffer, Fairmont, W. Va. Harriet Anne Shaw, Kasson, W. Va. Elizabeth Sue Shirley, Albright, W. Va. Lawrence Shoemaker, Fairmont, W. Va. Lina Carol Shone, Johnstown, Pa. Ruth Ann Shumaker, Fairmont, W. Va. Ermo Sicher, Bridgeville, Pa. Sara Smith, Grafton, W. Va. Steve Smith, Indianapolis, Ind. Imogene Carr Spurlock, Bridgeport, W. Va. John Steadman, Marietta, Ohio Lance Steelman, Absecon, N.J. Jack Stemple, Aurora, W. Va. Alma Ann Talbot, Phillippi, W. Va. Betty Ann Tennant, Core, W. Va. Charles Tobin, Cedarville, Ohio Linda Toothman, Fairmont, W. Va. Jack Van Pelt, Bridgeport, W. Va. Robert Henry Welch, Clarksburg, W. Va. Richard Weaver, Monongah, W. Va. Cecil White, Fairmont, W. Va. Karen Phillips Whinnie, Fairmont, W. Va. Henry White, Rivesville, W. Va. JUNIORS Carol Sue Williams, Fairmont, W. Va. Richard Williams, Fairmont, W. Va. Violet Wilmoth, Belington, W. Va. Joseph Wilson, Weston, W. Va. Donna Sue Wolfe, Mannington, W. Vc Sally Woods, Monongah, W. Va. William Yaremchuk, Fairmont, W. Va. Patricia Yost, Farmington, W, Va. Carole Ann Zahrndt, Vandergrift, Pa. UNPHOTOGRAPHED JUNIORS Adams, Joyner Wiley Ashland, Martin R Ashley, Augusta Virginia Auretto, Frederick Anthony Beafore, Grovanna Erselie Boord, Carolyn Frances Boord, Shirley Ann Bower, Harold Franklin Brewer, Nancy Ann Brown, Betty Jane Brown, Betty Jo Browning, Carolyn Estella Burke, Walter B. Burner, Larry Curtis Chontos, Joseph Thomas Clara, Jacqueline Marie Conaway, John Gilbert Conrad, Norma Jean Conwell, Nancy Grace Cranwell, John R., Jr. Crescenzi, Nathan O. Daniel, Edward Peter DeBerry, Barbara Ann DeCarlo, Patricia Ann Dodge, Margaret R. Domico, Jimmy Mark Ellis, Richard Leo Finley, Donna Jean Flaherty, Jerry P. Fox, William Herman Gatski, John Francis Geijer, Louis Jack Gentilozzi, Frank Joseph Gillette, Charles Thomas Golden, Sara Gail Greenlee, William L. GriFfen, Patricia Valentine Halke, Urban John, Jr. Hall, Engle Leslie Hall, F. Stanley Hamilton, Rex F., Jr. Hansen, Alfred William Harrison, Sarah Sue Harter, Gary Jackson Harton, Lawrence E. Haskins, Claude Richard Herndon, Judith Ann Hilton, James David Howell, Richard Kenneth Jacobs, Herbert Nelson Jones, Alice Leah Jones, Nola Pearl Kaprelian, April McClung Kaprelian, H. Robert Kolozy, Raymond David Kusolsomburana, Voravidhya Lambernedis, Elizabeth Lorraine Lawman, William Lee Leasburg, Kenneth Lee Levine, Ester Linn, Ray Vincent Lohman, Thomas Richard Long, James Lee Mahalick, John Edward Marsh, David W. Maselli, Carmen Gene May, Donald Lee McKeen, Jerry Edward Moran, Bennie L. Morris, Mollie Lyndell Moyer, Gary Myers, Robert Jerrold Myers, John Dent Nicholson, Thomas Edward Palumbo, August Joseph Phillips, George F., Jr. Piccalo, Richard Samuel Poe, Carolyn Faye Queen, Karen Rae Raines, Roland Edward Rawls, Richard Walter Reger, Robert Bernier Rial, Richard Mclntyre Ribel, Frank Anthony Riley, Michael Noel Rittenhouse, Robert Cecil, Jr Rizzo, James Anthony Rodriquez, Ronald Jan Romeo, David Rocco Savich, Franklin Adam Schaad, Joseph A. Schaad, Richard Michael Schmidt, Henry Richard Secreta, Mary Lou Sergi, Joseph A. Shaw, John William Shrader, Virgil Bland Shumsky, Walter Simons, Kenneth Pitt Sinsel, John Arthur Smay, Margaret Smith, Kyle Edward Sprigg, M. L, III Straight, Barbara Jean Stemple, Robert Norton Stewart, James Andrew Stewart, Walter Allen Strieby, Eugene Alva Sumpter, Edward E. Suplita, Doanld G. Swihart, Shirley Swisher, Jennie Kaye Sypult, Clyde Talley, Eileen Zenophine Thomas, Adna Irl Tiano, Veronica Regina Toothman, John G. Trobovich, George Vincent, Mary Jill Work, Hallie Jo Warthan, Helen Patricia Weaver, James Edwin Whiteford, Elizabeth Gay Winter, Ronald P. Woods, Marsha Charlene Yeager, Junior Yeater, Karen Jean Yost, Fielding Zampedro, Velma Lucille Zappacosta, Robert Rocky 50 : -3rrr FIRST ROW Donna Brown, Carolyn Kincaid, Doris Brewer, Penny Smith, Karen Swiger, Karen Moran, Linda Pasquale, Sue Hawkinberry, Maria Poster. SECOND ROW Jeanne Smell, Edith Cooper, Mary Ann Hiteshew, Shirley Martin, Judy Sypolt, Carolyn DeLorenzo, Carolyn Watkins, Maxine Ash, Janet Davis, Judy Maxwell. THIRD ROW Barbara Bautista, Rosalie Bee, Jane Stull, Janet Pifer, Landis Hudkins, Mary Ann West, Sue Strawderman, Ann MacTavish, Judy Powell. NURSES For several years the Fairmont General Hospital School of Nursing has maintained an affiliation with Fairmont State College. Presently, first year students of the School of Nursing complete two semesters at the college — a major part of the preclinical pro- gram. The subjects studied include biology, English, nutrition, physical science, psychol- ogy, and sociology. This curriculum is designed to contribute effectually to the general education of the students and to provide them with a functional knowledge of the basic sciences. The Fairmont General Hospital School of Nursing is approved by the American College of Surgeons and the American Medical Association. It is also accredited by the West Virginia State Board of Examiners for Registered Nurses and the National League for Nursing 51 1 f Llf 1 7 Q ill t«  v.-. x r:- ' - 1 -■ ■.-: UNDERCLASSMEN Corolyn Ruth Bartlett, Grafton, W. Va. ■ Sophomore) Patricia Nolo Bauer, Fairmont, W. Va, ' Freshman) John Anthony Bedell, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Patricia Ann Belot, Fairmont, W. Va ' Freshman ) Gary Wayne Beveridge, Shinnston, W. Va, ' Freshman) Raleigh Bedell, Clarksburg, W. Va, (Freshman) Georgiana Bissett, Farmington, W, Vc ' Freshman) Shelia Kay Blair, Doddridge, W. Va. (Sophomore ' Rebecca Ellen Agrippe, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) William Frederick Albert, Fairlawn, N.J. (Sophomore) Frank Alimento, Jr., Fairmont, W. Va ' Sophomore) Diane Louise Ashburn, Bridgeport, W. Va. (Freshman) Richard Ashcraft, Idamay, W, Va. (Freshman) Debris Claudette Arnette, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Stewart Arnett Baber, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Samuel Franklin Bailey, Clarksburg, W, Va. (Freshman) Norma Harriet Bankard, Baltimore, Md. (Sophomore) 54 Charles Blake, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Tomma Kay Blankenship, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshmam Maury Lester Blount, Mannington, W. Va. (Sophomore) Edward Eugene Bock, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Francis Edward Boggs, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Hurford Hale Bolyard, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) David Robert Book, Shinnston, W. Va. (Freshman) Diana Booth, Philippi, W. Va. (Sophomore! Patricia Bower, Sanborn, N.Y. (Sophomore) Donald Leslie Boyce, Fairmont, W. Vc ' Freshman Donald Boyles, Anmoore, W Va (Sophomore) Betty Braham, Independence, W Va ( Freshman) Daniel Glenn Brown, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) John Harter Bunner, Fairmont, W, Va ' Sophomore ' Sally Bunner, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) William Lee Burdett, Rivesville, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Lora Burner, Philippi, W. Va. (Freshman) 55 Carolyn Burrows, Clarksburg, W. Va (Sophomore Carole Cain, Fairmont, W. V (Freshman Charlene Sue Corder, Weston, W. Va (Freshman) Paula Casella, Buckhannon, W. Va. (Sophomore Mary Frances Colebank, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Barbara Collins, Fairmont, W. Va. Freshman) arry Wayne Collins, Fairmont, W, Va. (Sophomorei Beverly Collins, Fairmont, W. Va. Freshman) 56 William Conrad, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Edith June Cooper, Farmington, W. Va. (Freshman) Linda Cooper, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Carol Virginia Cunningham, Lumberport, W. Va (Sophomore) David Curtis, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Jerilynn Sherela Curtis, Buckannon, W. Va. (Sophomore) Donna Sue Current, Grafton, W. Va. (Sophomore) Mary Kay Davis, Wauchula, Flo. (Freshman Mary Jo Davis, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman Mitchell Davis, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Carl Cottrill, Morgantown, W. Va. (Freshman) Albert Cox, Anmore, W. Va. (Sophomore) John Cross, Parsons, W. Va. (Freshman) Robert Cross, Parson, W. Va. (Freshman) Donna Critchfield, Fairmont, W. Va (Freshman) Loretta Catherine Culiz, East Liverpool, Ohio (Freshman) Richard Davis, Pittsburgh, Pa. ' Sophomore! 57 Frank DiMaria, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Frances Patricia DiPalma, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Ralph Doolittle III, Bridgeport, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Richard Duncan, Nutter Fort, W. Va. fSophomore) Cheryl Lynn Dunn, Maple Springs, NY. ' Freshman ' Edward Dutchess, Bridgeport, W. Va ' Sophomorel James Dye, Mineral Wells, W. Va. ' Sophomore 1 Janet Sue Eaton, Sandyville, W, Va. ' Sophomore) Anthony Deahl, Carolina, W. Va. (Sophomore) Eileen Ann DeBellis, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Linda Sue Decker, Kingwood, W. Va. (Freshman) Joann Rebecca DeMaria, Washington, Pa. (Sophomore) Samuel DeMaria, Fairmont, W, Va. (Sophomore) Darlene Dent, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Sophomore) Nancy Kathryn Denton, Grafton, W. Va. (Sophomore) Patricia Dale DeWitt, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Paul DiBacco, Thomas, W. Va. (Sophomore) 58 William Ebert, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore ' Joyce Jane Edgell, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Steve Joseph Egress, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Karen Lynn Ellis, Princeton, W. Va. (Freshman) Leonard Clark Emerson, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Barbara Ann Ensminger, Phillippi, W. Va. (Sophomore) Karen Lee Estep, Clenbenin, W. Va. (Sophomore) James Davis Falkenstine, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Douglas DeFelippo, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Ramona Ann Fetheral, Grafton, W. Va. (Freshman) Michelle Jean Finnerin, Fairmont, W, Va iFreshman) Martha Francis Fragale, Mannington, W, Va. ' Sophomore 1 Daniel Howard Fream, Bridgeport, W. Va (Freshman) James Robert Gallo, Clarksburg, W Va. (Freshman) Donald Ray Garlow, Fairmont, W. Va. (.Freshman) Ralph Craig Geckle, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Jay Gidick, DeJora, Pa (Sophomore ' 59 David Glendenning, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Michael Glenn, Mansfield, Ohio (Freshman) Fred Golen, Jefferson, Ohio, ' Sophomore) Richard Gorsuch, Aliquippa, Pa. ' .Sophomore) Carol Jean Graff, Saxonburg, Pa. (Sophomore) Connie Carol Graham, Bridgeport, W. Va. i Freshman) Erma Edith Grandstaff, Sherrard, W. Va. (Freshman) Joy Carole Graves, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Sophomore) Georgeann Grewe, Fairmont, W. Va. Freshman Maurice Griffin, Buchannon, W. Va. (Freshman) James Griffith, Fairmont, W Va (Sophomore) £JL Sharon Reger Gump, Buchannon, W. Va. (Freshman) Marlene Sue Gwynn, Painesville, Ohio (Sophomore) Carolyn Jeanne Gwynn, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Rosalee Haddix, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Penelope Sue Hammon, Shinnston, W. Va. (Freshman) David Eugene Harris, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) 60 Richard Charles Hess, Farmington, W. Va. (Sophomore) David Hohmann, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) James Edwin Holbert, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Gerald Hornor, Bridgeport, W. Va. (Sophomore) Linda Lee Huber, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Susan Elizabeth Huels, Greenville, Pa. (Sophomore) Nancy Ardath Hughes, Shinnston, W. Va. (Freshman) Mary Ann Hull, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshmani Victor Larry Hart, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Freddy James Haught, Fairview, W. Va. (Freshmani Sharon Kay Haught, Fairview, W. Va. (Freshman) Rebecca Jeannie Hawkins, Fairmont, W. Vc (Freshman) Robert Larry Hawkins, Phillipi, W. Va. (Sophomore) Mary Helen Hayes, Wheeling, W. Va (Sophomore) Evelyn Louise Heck, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Gary Roger Hendershot, Fairmont, W. Va, (Freshman) Delores Jean Herman, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) 61 Ancil Lane Jordan, Shinnston, W. Va. (Freshman) Marie Antionette Jordan, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Richard Karpe, Long Beach, N.Y. (Freshman) Frank Kay, New City, N.Y. ' Sophomore) Mary Ann Kayuha, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomorei Harold Eugene KieFfer, Nutter Fort, W. Va. Sophomore Paul Wendell Kennedy, Barrackville, W, Va. (Sophomore) Charlotte Eileen Kerr, Pine Grove, W. Va. (Freshman) Nancy Todd Humason, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Velva Darlene Ice, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) George Ireland, Nutter Fort, W. Va. (Freshman) Linda Sue Isiminger, Cameron, W, Va (Freshman) Geraldine Delores Isner, Anmoore, W. Va. (Freshmani Wyona Jean Isner, Kasson, W. Va. (Sophomore) Dolores Theresa Jakubowski, Middlesex, N.J. (Sophomore) Carolyn Sue Jermont, Wilsonburg, W. Va. (Sophomore) Gary Paul Jolliff, Catawba, W. Va. (Freshman) Mary Ellen Ketchem, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore Charles Burke King, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore Katherine Sue Kipfinger, Kinball, W. Va (Freshman! Mary Elizabeth Konick, Fairmont, W. Va (Freshman) Donald Jay Kniceley, Bridgeport, W. Va (Sophomore) Lena Agnes Kupfner, Bridgeport, W. Va. Sophomore! Connie Jo Lachapelle, Clarksburg, W, Va (Freshman! Ronald Ellisworth Lane, Clarksburg, W. Va. Sophomore ' Norma Fay Lasure, New Martinsville, W. Va. Freshman) Charlotte Juanita Laughlin, Shinnston, W. Va. (Freshman! Joe R. Law, Fairmont, W. Va. Freshman) Grace Irene Lawler, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Lynne Lempke, Livingston, N.J. (Freshman! 63 Linda Lou LeRoy, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Franklin Dewyanne Lewark, Clarksburg, W. Vc (Freshman) Patricia Ann Little, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman I Trudy Elizabeth Lombard, Freeport, Maine (Sophomore) Marvin Howard Lough, Rivesville, W. Va. (Freshman) Cheryl Ann Lowe, Fairview, W. Va. (Freshman) Ann Elizabeth MacTavish, Farmington, W. Va. iFreshman ! Daniel Mankins, Tunnelton, W. Va. (Sophomore) Jerilyn Kay Mankins, Bridgeport, W. Va. (Sophomore) Kathryn Ann Manuel, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Rebecca Ann Manzo, Vienna, W. Va. (Sophomore) Anna Lee Marines, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Andrew Martin, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) James Martino, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Sophomorei Sherrie Jeraldyne Masters, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Patricia Ann Matteson, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Rose Elizabeth Matthews, Monongah, W. Va. (Sophomore) 64 Judith Marie Maxwell, Rachel, W. Va. (Freshman) Mary Cecily McAteer, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Gary McBride, Sharpsville, Pa. Freshman) Robert McCrum, Kingwood, W. Va. Freshman) Lucinda Claire McGinnis, Barrackville, W. Va. iSophomore) Judith Marlene Michalec, Mannington, W. Va. Freshman) 65 Linda Faye Nuzum, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) David Post O ' Dell, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) John Martin Ols, Olmsted Falls, Ohio (Sophomore) Austin Lee Orme, Great Cacayson, W. Va. (Freshman) William A. Owen, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Connie Sickle Owens, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Ronald Dale Pearse, Monongah, W. Va. (Freshman) John Joseph Petrykawski, Olmsted Falls, Ohio (Freshman) Linda Lou Nay, Shinnston, W. Va. (Freshman) Mary Eveline Nease, Newell, W. Va. (Freshman) Yvonne Eloise Nedrow, Kingwood, W. Va. (Sophomore) Linda Lou Newcome, Grafton, W. Va. (Sophomore) Richard Ralph Newcome, Fairmont, W. Va (Freshman) Bonnie Sue Nicholson, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Linda Lou Nixon, Shinnston, W. Va. (Freshman) Ruthann North, Bridgeport, W. Va. (Sophomore) Brooks Edward Nuzum, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) 66 Karen Lynn Pf lock, Fairmont, W. Va (Sophomore Margaret Ann Pitrolo, Fairmont, W. Va (Freshmani Kathleen Anne Pitrolo, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman Mary Lou Postlewait, Fairmont, W. Va (Freshman Jodonna Guileen Powell, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman Paul Edward Prunty, Fairmont, W. Va (Freshman) Nancy Lee Reger, Mannington, W. Va ' Sophomore Paul Rexrode, Fairmont, W Va. (Freshmani Charles Rice, Fairmont, W. Va. Freshmani Harole Ann Ridgely, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Joyce Arden Ridgway, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomorei 67 Joy Carol Riggins, Baltimore, Maryland (Sophomore Janet Sue Salvati, Monongah, W. Va. (Sophomore) Viola Sands, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Sophomore) 68 Josephine Loraine Simcic, Fairview, W. Va (Freshman Mary Francis Simon, Rosemont, W. Va (Sophomore) Evelyn Lee Sine, Mannington, W. Va. (Freshman) Sara Ellen Slepesky, Aliquippa, Pa. (Sophomore Viola Reynolds Sloan, Fairview, W. Va (Freshman) Marsha Scherick, Moundsville. W. Va. Freshman) John Finley Schneider, Fairmont, W. Va. Sophomore) Larry James Schoonmaker, Wellsburg, W. Va. (Sophomore) Kenneth Scott, Fairmont, W. Va. Freshman) Patricia Ann Selario, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Sophomore) Joyce Ann Shackelford, Barrackville, W. Va. (Freshman) Mildred Ann Shaffer, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) 69 Barbara Ann Sordi, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Sara Marie Spatafore, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Jacklyn Alice Spencer, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Victoria Daisy Spino, Haywood, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Lynette Lou Stanley, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Freshman) Patricia Ann Stansberry, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore ' Alice Louise Steele, Clarksburg, W. Va. ' Sophomore) John D. Stewart, Littleton, W. Va. ' Freshman) Paul Wm. Smallridge, Shinnston, W. Va. (Sophomore) Donald Smith, New Lexingtonborg, Ohio (Freshman) Grover Lloyd Smith, Mannington, W. Va. ' Freshmant James Edward Smith, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Lois June Smith, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Mary Lou Smith, Lost Creek, W. Va. (Sophomore) Faye Louise Snyder, Weston, W. Va. (Sophomore) Waverly Lou Snider, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Sophomore) Gwendolyn Y. Snodgrass, Fairview, W. Va. (Freshman) 70 Daniel Stone, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Marsha Elizabeth Stroble, Natrona Heights, Pa. (Sophomore) Constance Louise Strother, Wilsonburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Larry Eugene Strother, Parkersburg, W. Va. (Sophomore) Karen Bliss Sturm, Mannington, W. Va. (Sophomore) Paulette Kenae Sturm, Idamay, W. Va. (Freshman) Janet Blanche Swearingen, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Greg Douglass Taylor, Colfax, W. Va. (Freshman) Tensil Kay Tennant, Barrackville, W. Va. (Freshman) John Teter, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Freshman) Dennis Thomas, Wadestown, W. Va. (Sophomore) James Chip Thompson, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) John Thr.alls, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Linda Kay Tims, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Jerry Tobin, Cedarville, Ohio (Freshman) David Toothman, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Rhea Francis Toothman, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Roy Weaver Tracey, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Sophomore) Sandra S. Trent, Salem, W. Va. (Freshman) James Trisler, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Carl Thomas Trisler, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Noble Turner, Grafton, W. Va. (Freshman) William Richard Ullom, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) Ionia Sylvia Urtso, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Sophomore) David Ray VanGilder, Fairmont, W. Va. ' Freshman) Linda Elizabeth Villinger, Fairmont, W Vc ' Freshmani Judith Ann Vincent, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Barbara Elizabeth Virgin, Hundred, W. Va. (Freshman) Donald Walters, Munnall, Pa. (Freshman) Sandra Waugaman, Clarksburg, W. Va. (Sophomorei Margaret Weimer, Maysville, W. Va. (Freshman! Lucinda Westfall, Middlebourne, W. Va. (Freshmani Diana Whipkey, Bridgeport, W. Va. (Freshmani Barbara Wildman, Ravenswood, W. Va. (Sophomore ' 72 William Wilkins, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Betty Williams, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) Joyce Williams, Grafton, W. Va. (Sophomore) Jacqueline Wilson, Allegheny, Pa. (Sophomore) Jerry Wilson, Metz, W. Va. (Sophomore) Jo Ann Wilson, Fairview, W. Va. (Freshman) Paul Richard Wilson, Barrackville, W. Va. (Freshman) Barbara Wilt, Fairmont, W. Va. (Freshman) John Wood, Fairmont, W, Va. (Sophomore) Kenneth Wyer, Anmoore, W. Va. (Sophomore) Margaret A. Yambor, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) James Andrew Zeck, Fairmont, W. Va. (Sophomore) Mary Jane Zuspan, Shinnston, W. Va. (Freshman) 73 ACTIVITIES S5 1 H 4? % A o. v --,— + 1.1 ' . ' . , .  • «■•■•« HOMECOMING FIRST PLACE WINNER Tau Beta lota Fraternity Pulling for a Victory SECOND PLACE WINNER Gamma Chi Chi Sorority Falcons Won ' t Falter With Pio- neers on Alter . ' r-iVi- ' ..■ . - ' .T ' -y.,- r .-28B1 . . ..« 5 ' M THIRD PLACE WINNER Sigma Kappa Sorority Alice In Victory Land $U m $ F PARADE Sigma Pi Fraternity Here ' s a Whale of a Team Delta Zeta Sorority Hold That Line Queen Francis DiPalma driven by James Cosco Cheerleaders: Barbara Sordi, Becky Bane, Sandra Deison, Sharon Satterfield, Alice Jones, and Brenda Reese. ' aS ft ff ' SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA PLEDGES - FRONT ROW, Barbara Wilt and Jackie Spencer. STANDING, Mary Lynn Harford, Linda Cooper, Becky Agrippe, Sally Bunner, JoDonna Powell, Joy Graves, Janet Swearingen, Harole Ann Ridgely, Emily Thon, and Sara Jane Yost. DELTA ZETA PLEDGES - FRONT ROW, Katharine Kipflnger, Linda Isimin- ger, Susi Trimble. SECOND ROW, Mary Nease, Jeannie Hawkins, Martha Snider, Loretta Culiz, Nancy Steyer, and Connie Strother. BACK ROW, June Ann Pratt, Renie Schmidt, Carolyn Bartlett, Charlotte Kerr, Rita Barrow, Barbara Ensminger, and Jeanette Piatt. RUSH WEEK ALPHA DELTA CHI PLEDGES - KNEELING, Jerrie Mankins and Linda Kay Teets. FIRST ROW, Babs Virgin, Linda Nay, Marcia Rainey, Marsha Scherick, Lois Smith, Carolyn Gwynn, and Lucinda Westfall. SECOND ROW, Patty Little, Carol Greynolds, Lois Santora, Nancy Humason, Linda Decker, Nadine Phelps, and Marlene Guynn. GAMMA CHI CHI PLEDGES - FRONT ROW, Connie Lachapelle, Joyce Shackelford, Betty Williams. BACK ROW, Walle Elizabeth Hanlin, Becky Bane, Meba Jo Christy, Cecily McAteer, Sherrie Masters, Tomma Kay Blankenship, Elaine Shaw, Pamela Smith and Georgianna Bissett. SIGMA KAPPA PLEDGES - FRONT ROW, Gloria Dempsey, Bonnie Nichol- son, Janie Geigley, SECOND ROW, Donna Critchfield, Linda Nuzum, Beth Sullivan, Darene Ice, Linda Tims, Deanna Calich, Paulette Sturm, and Diane Yoho. THIRD ROW, Karen Ellis, Pat Bower, Linda Ashcraft, Carol Zahrndt, Sara Slepesky, Rosalee Haddix. Not pictured is Ann Rothlisberger. Miss Frances DiPalma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiPalma of Fresh Meadows, New York, was crowned 19 6 1 Homecoming Queen at the annual Homecoming Ball on Saturday, October 27, at 10:00 p.m. in the college ball- room. Homecoming Queen and Her Court below are: L to R: Bob Andre, Miss Sheila Poe, Freshman Princess, Ken Dailey, Miss Linda Pierson, Junior Princess, Miss Karen Steele, 1960 Homecoming Queen, Queen Frances DiPalma, Don Doland, Miss Jennie Lou Sike, Sophomore Princess, Bill Seccuro, Miss Anne Drane, Senior Princess, and Bob Newbrough. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT fi % 1% V. T Miss Anne Virginia Drane, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drane of Piedmont, W.Va., was crowned 1961 Junior Prom Queen at the annual Junior Prom, March 25, 1961, in the college ballroom. Junior Prom Queen and Her Court below are: L to R: Don McVey, Miss Janet McFarland, Dick Rawls, Miss Sandra Boord, William H. Jaco, junior class president, Queen Anne Virginia Drane, Pete Zeck, Miss Rachel Whoolery, Rich- ard Thralls, Miss Marie Gargarella and Gary Ware. Crown bearer was Robert Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Cox. Donna Creasy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William D. Creasy and Becky La- Rue, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James A. LaRue, served as train bearers. f : l JUNIOR PROM QUEEN AND COURT ft f) H MU% ' WV SONG FIRST PLACE WINNER Tau Beta lota Fraternity Coming Through the Rye Director: Eddie Schneider I SECOND PLACE WINNER Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity Some Enchanted Evening Director: Pete Albero Accompanist: Joe Smith ) ' i) fifi ss i r 0 LL ti FIRST PLACE WINNER Gamma Chi Chi Sorority Beyond the Blue Horizon Director: Carolyn Barnes Accompanist: Joyce Ridgeway SECOND PLACE WINNER Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority I Heard a Forest Praying Director: Linda Toothman Accompanist: Jill Robertson FEST Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Jolly Roger Director: Fred Hayes Accompanist: Jean Zeck m ff § p $1 $ p .r c -jfh Alpha Delta Chi Sorority Snow White Fantasy Director: Joyce Looman Accompanist: Carolyn Conrad .■.■-5 Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity You ' ll Never Walk Alone Director: Lowell Gray Sigma Kappa Sorority On the Street Where You Live Director: Lola Haddix Delta Zeta Sorority Sound of Music Director: Marilyn Little Accompanist: Carol Christian i tfff . f - § P p p ft (ia|tfcj • e ctg s ■ • - - k ? v I - £ , i 1 w ;n  v i .sa NP pto i a : . f STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS 89 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Cecil White, Scirgeant at Arms; Karen P. Whinnie, Secretary,- Fielding W. Yost, President; Jane Orr, Vice-President; Jack Dulaney, Treasurer. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council is the executive board of the student government organization. It consists of the five student body officers, all class presidents, one member elected by the inter- fraternity council, one member elected by the honorary and professional organizations, one member elected by the non- fraternity group, and one faculty representative appointed by the President of Fairmont State College. One of the principal assignments of the Student Council is to meet at the beginning of each semester to determine the allocation of the student activity funds among the various campus activities and organizations. The budgets prepared are then published so that all students may know for what purposes their fees are being used. STUDENT COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Cecil White, Karen P. Whinnie, Fielding W. Yost, Jane Orr, Jack Dulaney. SECOND ROW: George Turley, Advisor,- Tom Mil ler. Jr.. Chester Conrad, Brian Cole, Elizabeth Weimer, Ronald Higgs, Herschel Conaway, Bill Shaffer. . I . ♦ l v CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Tom Miller, Jr., President; Anne Drone, Vice-President; Marie Gargarella, Secretary-Treasurer; Paul J. Pitrolo, Sargeant-at-Arms. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Brian Cole, President, Patty Sellers, Vice-President; Mary Jane Criss, Secretary-Treasurer; Stan Burnett, Sargeant-at-Arms. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, Chester Conrad, President; Linda Decker, Vice-President Joyce Roberts, Secretary; Larry Mumford, Treasurer. Unphotographed; Richard Ashcraft Sargeant-at-Arms. COLUMNS FIRST ROW: Ronnie Higgs, Business Manager,- George Collins, Sports Editor; Barbara Spiker, Assistant Society Editor,- Nancy Yates, Co- Editor,- Carole Montalbano, Co-Editor,- David Glover, Circulation Manager. SECOND ROW: Ray Garrett, Bill Tomlinson, Phil Colangelo, Elaine Ger- mont, Betty Cousins, Patricia Zappacosta, Carole Zahrndt, Charlotte Anderson, and Charles W. Pagan. PUBLICATIONS The COLUMNS is the student newspaper published semi-monthly throughout the regular college year with exception of examination and vacation periods. The COLUMNS is named for the eight stately columns at the front of the Administration Building. The MOUND is published annually by the students. It was named from an historic spot on a former campus. Both are financed by student fees and advertising MOUND FIRST ROW: David Glover, Kathy O ' Conner, Carolyn Conrad, Co-Editor; Mary Joan Howes, Co-Editor,- Paula Casella, Mary Jane Wil- liams, Charles W. Pagan. SECOND ROW: George Peoples, Martha V. Merandi, Dick Clelland, Gus Palumbo, James Cosco, Paul J. Pitrolo, Merle Lowe, Ray Garrett. Jr. Kenny Menendez Assistant to Public Relation Director BLAZERS Susanne Hughes, President; Rachel Whoolery, Vice-President; Elaine Germont, Secretary-Treasurer. BLAZERS PYRAMID SOCIETY Blazers, Senior Women ' s Honorary, was organized in 1947. To be elected as a member of the Blazers is a distinction highly honored by every girl at Fairmont State College. Each year outstanding senior girls are elected to this honorary women ' s organization. Blazers is based on the qualities of scholarship, leadership, loyalty, and integrity. In addition to these requirements, candidates must have earned at least a 2.85 average by the end of the fall term of their junior year. The blazers sponsor the Big and Little Sister Program, which is designed to assist the freshmen women in adjusting to college life, and with the Pyramid Society sponsor the annual Honor Assembly. The purposes of the Pyramid Society are the recognition of the most representative men in all phases of college life, to bring together mem- bers of the faculty and student body of the institution on a basis of mutual interest, understanding, and helpfulness. The ultimate goal of the society shall be affiliation with a nationally recognized honor society. The qualifications are scholarship, honor, fellowship, character, and leader- ship. Scholarship is the primary consideration for membership. The min- imum requirements are: one full academic year of residence, rank in the highest twenty-five percent among male students in his class, to be based upon the whole preceding academic record, and a mass total of fifteen points according to the point system. PYRAMID SOCIETY FIRST ROW: A. Paul Davisson, Advisor; Charles Tot Reed, Treasurer; William Jaco, President; John Steadman, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Brian Cole, George Peoples, Lowell Gray, Fielding W. Yost. Unphotographed: G. Wayge Smith and George Turley, Advisors. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Rachel Whoolery, Elaine Germont, Nancy Yates and Carol Sue Smith. BACK ROW: George Peoples, Lowell Gray, Charles Toten Reed, and Tom Miller, WHO ' S WHO Each year Fairmont State College honors a select few by naming them to Who ' s Who. They must have held some re- sponsible office while in school, have given unselfish help to the school, and have good qualities of citizenship and charac- ter. They are also expected to be a credit to the school and to themselves in years to come. Students are selected by an impartial council of seven juniors and sophomores and six faculty members once a year. Those chosen are then listed in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities and given certificates on recognition day. FRESHMEN COUNSELORS FIRST ROW: Marie Gargarella, Brian Cole, Cecil White, Karen P. Whinnie, Fielding Yost, Jane Orr, Jack Dulaney, Tom Miller, Jr., Sharon Ferrell. SECOND ROW: Mary Joan Howes, Rachel Whoolery, Peggy Waltz, Mary Jane Williams, Jocelyn Veltri, Carol Sue COUNSELORS FRESHMEN COUNSELORS ' Freshman Week is the time of action for the hard working group. Their membership includes the Five Student Council elected officers, and all past coun- selors who are in good standing concerning leadership, citi- zenship, and scholarships. The rest of the quota is open to anyone in the student body who qualifies. The final selection is based upon,- academic standing, leadership qualities, character, citizenship, and school service. Smith, Nancy Yates, Betty Tennant, Elaine Germont, Libby Weimer, Carol Kay Lucas, Carolyn Conrad. THIRD ROW: Paul J. Pitrolo, Ermo Sicher, Lyle Shaffer, John Bitonti, Herschel Conaway, Bob Hall, Andy Konick, Dick Clelland, Garry Harper, Stan Hall, James Cosco, Charles Berry. KAPPA DELTA PI FIRST ROW: A. Neil Frye, Betty Tennant, A. Paul Davis- son, Nancy Yates, Treasurer,- Dale Higgins, President; Rachel Whoolery, Vice-President; Jo Ann Snyder, Secretary; Elizabeth Ann Weimer, Boyd D. Howard, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mary Joan Howes, Brenda Burner, Carol Kay Lucas, Elaine Germont, Twyla Maxwell, Jocelyn Veltri, Robert Ellis, Carol Wise, Merle Lowe, Dora Ann Pitzer, Carolyn Conrad, Imogene Spurlock. KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi, an Education Honorary was founded in 1911 by the University of Illinois. It was established at Fairmont State College in 1931. There are chapters located in all lead- ing colleges and universities totalling over 400. Leadership, scholarship, and character are but a few requirements neces- sary for membership. An overall three point average must be maintained including a three point average in the educa- tion field. DIE WISSENSCHAFTLER FIRST ROW: Karen P. Whinnie, James LaRue, Advisor; Rachel Whoolery, Elizabeth Weimer, Betty Tennant, President; Jeanne Fisher, Bus Jaco, Brenda Reese. SECOND ROW: Frank DiMaria, Judy Fowler, Sandra Ross, June Pratt, Nancy Rushing, Brenda Burner, Janet DIE WISSENSCHAFTLER Die Wissenschaftler is a strictly academic honorary, recogniz- ing no specific discipline. In order to qualify for membership a student who has completed thirty-two semester hours of college work must maintain an overall three and one-third grade point average and take a fixed majority of his work in academic areas. Salvati, Jerry Sue Wilson, Valeria Kullman, Jo Ann Snyder, Vincent Moroose. Unphotographed: Mary Ann Bolton, Twyla Queen Maxwell, Sarah Smith. ?Q I iV ,. FIRST ROW: Miss Jo Ann Lough, Advisor, Jerry McKeen, Alma Ford, Michael Polednak, Eileen Quenon, Bradley Smoker, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Kathy Manuel, Bill Yaremchuk, and Sara Slepesky. ALPHA PSI OMEGA National recognition has been given to the dramatics depart- ment of Fairmont State College through the founding of Alpha Psi Omega, the national dramatics honorary, in 1925 by Dr. Paul Opp. The Alpha chapter was founded to pro- mote interest in dramatic productions through the presenting of drama to the students and the community. Members of the honorary are chosen through their partici- pation and interest in dramatic activities. KAPPA PI The Gamma Beta chapter of Kappa Pi, the national art honorary, was chartered at Fairmont State College in 1957 under the auspices of Miss Lillian Rhodes. It endeavors to promote interest in the arts throughout the college and the community by sponsoring art exhibits and various field trips to institutions and art museums. Membership requirements for the organization include an overall average of C in all courses attempted and an overall average of B in all art courses attempted providing the student has completed at least twelve hours of art courses. FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Orr, Mary Jane Williams, Vice-president; Kathy O ' Conner, President; Marianne Bell, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Corley, and Nancy Fer- guson. SECOND ROW: Tom Miller, Nancy Ruth Hobbs, and Dan Morris. LAMBDA DEL TA LAMBDA: FIRST ROW: Cleo D. Haught, Advisor; Twyla Maxwell, Vice-president; John D. Matheny, President; Elizabeth Ann Weimer, Secretary; Philip Herron, Sargeant at Arms; Elizabeth Swiger, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Ann Baker, Vit Kusolsomburana, William Jaco, Jerry Sue Wilson. LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA BETA BETA BETA Lambda Delta Lambda, national physical science honor- ary, was founded at Fairmont State College in 1925. In order to qualify for membership in this select group, a student must have an overall 3.00 grade average and a 3.00 average in at least 14 hours of chemistry and physics. Lambda Delta Lambda sponsored an assembly program on Radio Astronomy in November and the annual Science Day for local high school students in March. Beta Beta Beta, National Biology Honorary, was founded in 1922 at the University of Oklahoma. It ' s objectives are scholarship and the promotion of biological research. Each year the Beta Beta Beta chapter at Fairmont State College sponsors a Natural Science Day to which students of area high schools are invited. BETA BETA BETA: FIRST ROW: John Myers, Treasurer,- Karen P. Whinnie A. Paul Davisson, Advisor; C. Judd Shuman, President; Nancy M. Frank- man, Paul J. Pitrolo, Vice-president. SECOND ROW: Twyla Maxwell, Mickey Gibbons, Ermo Sicher, Pledge Trainer,- Tot Reed, Vit Kusolsomburana, Mary Joan Howes, Secretary. PI KAPPA PHI: FIRS T ROW: Alice Steele, Linda LeRoy, Victor Gentilozzi, Chaplain; Carole Lushinsky, President; Valeria Kullman, Treasurer; Ann Shaffer, Secretary; Mary Ketchem, Brenda Reese. SECOND ROW: Franklin DiMaria, Jim Martino, Lawrence Shoemaker, Judith Arnett, R. Carl Moser, Ronald L. Baker, Charles Berry, Howard Griffith. PI ALPHA PHI PI KAPPA PHI Pi Alpha Phi received recognition as an organization on campus in December, 1961. The object of this organization shall be to promote interest in the study of modern foreign languages at Fairmont State College and by means of se- lecting students to membership serve as a reward for their worthy efforts in this field. Any regularly enrolled student of this college who has completed this school ' s equivalent of nine semester hours of a modern foreign language with an average of 3.000 and has completed at least forty-eight hours of regular college work, and furthermore who has an overall 3.000 average may be elected to membership. Charter members of the organization are Jo Ann Snyder, Rachel Whoolery, Yvonne Yost, John Schneider, and Valeria Kull- man. Pi Kappa Phi, originally limited to those students in the field of Spanish, found a need for an organization to include all students in all foreign languages. Today qualifications for membership include: one semester of a foreign language with a C average; two years of high school language,- or one who fluently speaks a foreign language. Presently the club has an active membership of fifty. Annually the club holds a language fest for area high school students, a language club exhibit, an annual picnic and Christmas Party. PI ALPHA PHh Valeria Kullman, Jo Ann Snyder. ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA: FIRST ROW: Richard Toothman, George Peoples, Claude Nave, John Ti I ko. President, Mike Riley, Bill Tomlinson, Robert Harman. SECOND ROW: Gus Palumbo, Bill Mitchell, Dave Glover, Daniel M- Rourk ' e, James Cosco, Phil A. Colangelo. ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA LAMBDA SIGMA Founded October 22, 1958 by the members of the Business Department and students of Business Administration. The Alpha Alpha Alpha Business Honorary was organized to promote interest in the study of business at Fairmont State College, to promote a more cordial and amiable relation- ship among the members, and to encourage and recognize a high standard of scholarship in business subjects. The honor- ary ' s functions consist of dinner meetings at which a member of management or labor speaks before the group, this acquaints the student with the type of people he will be working with in the future and creates a better relationship between the college and business students and leaders of management and labor throughout the area. The Letterman ' s club, Alpha Lambda Sigma, was originated in 1830. The constitution was revised in 1956 to include members of all intercollegiate athletics. The coaches of each sport will decide on who a letterman will be. In major sports the participant must appear in half of the contest to qualify as a letterman. In individual sports the participant must earn a set number of points to qualify. Faculty advi- sor is Deacon Duvall. ALPHA LAMBDA SIGMA: FIRST ROW: Ron Wolfe, Mo Kalin, Lewis Rice, Pete Dickerson, Gene Beasley, President; Bud Bickel, Bob Newbrough, Bill Tomlinson, Jesse Ketterman, David R. Horwitz. SECOND ROW: Charles Christopher, Dick Williams, George Collins, Jerry Acord, Don May, Stan Hall, Joe Wilson, John Moats, Jan Dannaway, Tom Lewis, Brady Moore, Fielding Yost. THIRD ROW: Dick Drago, Bugs Kaznoski, Jim Domico, Dave Giles, John Parker, Phil Colangelo, Ralph Stewart, Jim Zeck, Skip Manley, John Steadman, Mike Rogers, Waldo Walker, Frank Savich. EPSILON PI TAU: FIRST ROW: L. W. Leonard, Robert Myers, Dale E. Higgins, David Marsh, C. W. Johnson. SECOND ROW: K. G. Wise, Terry White, Bob Donley, Dwight Fowler. EPSILON PI TAU INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Epsilon Pi Tau, an Industrial Arts and Industrial Vocational Education, International Honorary Society organized in 1920, was installed the Alpha Upsilon Chapter at Fairmont State College on March 29, 1955 by its founder Dr. William E. Warner. Epsilon Pi Tau is strictly a professional organiza- tion with membership limited by grades, (B average) character, and promise of professional growth. All members are re- sponsible for one meeting, expected to attend state meet- ings, and are hosts to a state meeting. Its purpose is the professional development of promising young leaders in Industrial Arts and Industrial Vocational Education. About one half of its members enter the teaching field. The Industrial Arts Club, a local organization with national affiliation through the American Vocational Association, had its beginning at Fairmont State College in 1948 with a membership of twenty-three World War II veterans. The club ' s main function is to develop attributes of the In- dustrial Arts technology beyond class activities, and bring together those involved in Industrial Arts education, their ideals and philosophies. All majors and minors of Industrial Arts Technology are eligible for membership. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: C. W. Johnson, KG. Wise, Terry White, Secretary; John Moats, Vice-president; Dale E 1 . Higgins, President; Waldo Walker Jr., Treasurer; L. W. Leonard, Advisor, Dwight Fowler. SECOND ROW: Farry Huffman, David Marsh, Robert Myers, George Jackson, Dave Gardi, Ronald Stalnaker, Bob Donley, Lee Jay Robinson, Herbert Jacobs, Garry Harter, Mark Hewitt, Maury L. Blount, Hurford H. Bolyard, Braden Welty. o fS D COLLEGIATE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE: FIRST ROW: Jerry Wilson, Jocelyn Veltri, Philip Herron, President; Twyla Maxwell, Sara Slepesky. SECOND ROW: Ermo Sicher, Stan Hall, Carl Moser, George Jackson. COLLEGIATE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE SNSEA The Collegiate Academy of Science is an organization interested in many branches of science. Its members are encouraged in research projects which may be presented at, and printed by, the West Virginia Academy of Science. The Collegiate Academy of Science holds various discussions, each concerned with an item of current scientflc interest. The organization also works in the Fairmont State College ar- boretum. In April, several of its members presented papers at the state meeting at West Virginia University. Laura Lewis chapter of the Student National and State Education Association offers professional guidance in teach- ing. Activities include monthly meetings, a FTA conference for area high schools, a tea for supervising teachers and principals, Christmas food baskets and a convention at Jack- son ' s Mill. This year the Laura Lewis chapter was honored by having one of its members, Nancy Yates, chosen as W. Va. Future Teacher of the Year. SNSEA: FIRST ROW: Elaine Germont, Elaine Negie, Joanne Snyder, Shirley Boord, Nancy Yates, Elizabeth Weimer, Donna Current, Joyce Williams, Nerle Lowe. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Williams, Carol Cain. Frances DiPalma, Barbara Comer, Mary McClain, Mary Anna Bell, Twyla Maxwell, Jocelyn Veltri, Regina Melton, Jerilyn Curtis, Peggy Waltz, Carol Wise. r CENTURIONS: FIRST ROW: Dennis Edge, Sandra Cox, Jo Ann Snyder, 1st Vice-president; Robert Harman, President: Harriet Shaw, Secretary-Treas- urer,- Elizabeth Ann Weimer, William Cork, Sergeant at Arms. SECOND ROW: Mary McClain, Linda Nixon, Jeanette Bowman, Chaplain,- Norma Lasure, Margaret Weimer, Geraldine Isner, Sandee Trent, Erma Grandstaff, Lora Burner. CENTURIONS MENC Centurions, an organization for students not belonging to sororities or fraternities, was first organized at Fairmont State College in 1959. In May, 1960, it became a permanent social organization with the name Centurions which means,- men of loyalty and leadership who were captains of the Roman army. The Centurions participate in the Homecoming parade, have special meetings with guest speakers, and talent entertain- ment on various occasions, and have a Spring Banquet. The membership averaged 40 members for this year. Chapter 315 of the Music Educators National Conference is composed of students who have a major or minor in music and members of the music faculty. The group ' s goal is a better understanding of music education through a varied and en- lightening program of activities. M.E.N. C. furnishes many opportunities for students to gain practical experience in the many areas in which they will be working. During the year the students aid the Fairmont Con- cert Association in their productions, sponsor the appearance of guest artists at the college, participate in and help pro- duce student recitals, help choose the outstanding senior and freshman music students, and assist at music festivals or workshops sponsored by the music department. M.E.N.C: FIRST ROW: Mr. Robinson, Margaret White, Linda Leroy, Carol Wise, Dotty Smith, Linda Toothman, Keith Phillips, Sam DeMaria, Mr. Wellock. SECOND ROW: Katherine Kipfinger, Martha Merandi, Peggy Waltz, Brenda Cavalier, Connie Conaway, Waverly Snider, Carol Callihan, Charlotte Kerr, Jerry Isner, Darlene Ice, Joyce Ridgeway, Lucinda Westfall, Margie Kisner. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Conrad, Craig Love, Phil Rossano, Louis Oliverio, Gary Harper, Lowell Gray, Mike Hayes, Bob Ellis, Patty Little, Kay Romine. Home Economics Club: FIRST ROW: Gertrude Hall, Advisor; Karen Parrish, Secretary; Auguata Ashley, 2nd vice-president; Hope Kimple, treasurer; Gloria Fluharty, president; Velinda Allen, 1st Vice president; Carol Nease, Jackie Wilson, Melva Hess, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Jean Shaffer, Dorothy Smith, Elizabeth Hutton, Carolyn Poe, Beverly Williams, Joyce Shackleford, Elaine Negie, Nance Ruth Hobbs, Donna Hobbs, Violet Wilmoth, Barbara Michael, Betty Brown, Mary Joan Howes, Imogene Spurlock. THIRD ROW: Nancy Ferguson, April Kaprelian, Cindy McGinnis, Marie Gargarella, Sylvia Mclntyre, Donna Finley, Betty Williams, Connie Lachapelle, Jocelyn Veltri, Mary Jane Williams, Carol Bee. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FUSE-FA The Fairmont State College Home Economics Club ' s member- ship is open to those students who are majors and minors in the field of Home Economics. The F.S.C. chapter-club is as- sociated with the American Home Economics Association. The purposes of the club are to acquaint the members with opportunities in the field of home economics, and to give the home ec. students a chance to get acquainted. Each year the club sponsors a trip to Pittsburgh, has a guest speaker from a foreign country at one of its meetings, sponsors a Career Luncheon in February, attends the State Home Economics Convention at Jackson ' s Mills and sends a Care package overseas. Future Secretaries of Fairmont, more familiarly known as Fu Se Fa, was founded in 1948 by Marjorie Hunsinger and Regis Larken on the campus of the college. The organization was founded for the purpose of providing those students majoring in secretarial studies with an organization in their field of study. The group provides an opportunity for these students to see the workings of their field through the many field trips taken to various business establishments. Fu Se Fa also sponsors many other activities throughout the s chool year such as: Freshman Coke Party,- Christmas Wrapping Party,- St. Patricks Day Dinner; High School Com- mercial Day,- Senior Luncheon; Annual Trip to Pittsburgh. Fu Se Fa: FIRST ROW: Elaine Negie, Gina Pinto, Advisor; Barbara Spiker, Penny Larosa, Secretary,- Patty Sellers, president; June Robinson, Vice-president; Mary Jane Orr, Harriet Shaw, Linda Roach. SECOND ROW: Virginia Chambers, Janet Smith, Karen Pflock, Barbara Hachat, Gloria Nestor, Barbara Post, Rosalie Haddix, Paulette Sturm, Susie Janes, Flora Lee Harker, Linda Looman, Barbara Michael, Sharon Gump. THIRD ROW: Carol Berdine, Diana Booth, Jennie Lou Sike, Ann Marines, Donna Lou Colbert, Margaret Yambor, Carolyn Hoskinson, Karen Parish, Terry Tucker, Janet Reger, Carol Kay Lucas, Carol Bee, and Sharon Orr. MASQUERS: FIRST ROW: JoAnn Lough, Advisor; Richard Karpe, Sergeant at Arms of the Prep Class; Edward C. Morris, Secretary-Treasurer of the Prep Class; Jim Dye, Vice-pr esident of the Prep Class,- Rita Barrow, President of the Prep Class,- Susan Juels, Secretary,- Carol Berdine, Treasurer,- Roger Marshall, Sergeant at Arms; Brad Smoker, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Nicholson, Kathryn Manuel, Jerry McKeen, Linda Nuzum, Ann Marines, Karen Lee Estep, Alma Ford, Darlene Dent, Rose Matthews, Mary Ketchem, Carol Lushinsky, Michael F. Polendnak, Alice Jones, Sara Slepesky, Un- photographed: Gaye Whiteford, Eileen Quenon, Rich Kaufman. MASQUERS DEBATE TEAM The Masquers, consisting of three main divisions, is one of the oldest college dramatic organizations in the state. Each school term the Masquers proper sponsor four major pro- ductions with tryouts open to the student body. The Children ' s Division of Masquers holds one play a semester for the youth of the county. The Town and Gown Players, a new organiza- tion just organized in the summer of 1961, present four productions during the summer with tryouts open to both students and town people. The College provides a very active program in debating. The college debate team attends at least five major inter- collegiate debate tournaments during a season. In the 1961-62 season Fairmont debators attended: the Tartan Tournament at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh,- the Delaware Valley Invita- tional Tournament at Rutgers University in Camden, New Jersey; the District VII West Point Tournament at Morgan State College in Baltimore, Maryland,- the Novice Tourna- ment in Pittsburgh; and the Debate Tournament at the West Virginia Intercollegiate Speech Festival at Jackson ' s Mill, West Virginia. Exhibition debates were also presented by the team at WBOY-TV in Clarksburg and WJPB-TV in Wes- ton. DEBATE TEAM: FIRST ROW: Jerry McKeen, Alma Ford, Miss Jo Ann Lough, Bill Yaremchuck. SECOND ROW: Richard Hess, Howard Griffith, Richard Karpe. WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB: FIRST ROW: Jacky Wilson, Susi Trimble, Joann DeMaria, Leah Kramer, Judith Arnett, Harriet Sahw, Mary Nease, Susie Corder. SECOND ROW: Sara Jane Yost, Carol Joan Graff, Marsha C. Woods, Donna Hobbs, Donna Wolfe, Betty Cousins, Carole Zahrndt, Margaret Weimer, Charlotte Anderson, Barbara Manley, Nancy WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB One of the long standing organizations of the college is the Women ' s Physical Education Club. The club was organized in 1924 as the Women ' s Recreation Association, and in 1948, under the auspices of Miss Walters, the W.R.A. was changed to the present title. Promoting leadership in the field of physical education is the purpose of the club. The club sponsors a hockey clinic for the colleges of the state during the fall season, sponsors a basketball clinic and a spring playday for the area high schools, and provides funds for women to participate in Pittsburgh field hockey events. Also the club introduces its members to new freshmen with a coke party and holds an annual Christmas Party for its members. Yates, Hope Kimpel, Connie Lachapelle, Betty Williams. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Barnes, Sandy Frazier, Elizabeth Anne Benda, Joy Graves, Ha Hie Jo Work, Linda Isiminger, Marcia Rainey, Cheryl Dunn, Jerrie Mankins, Linda Moroose, Kathy Roberts. ORCHESIS Orchesis, modern dance club, was founded in 1948 by for- mer dance instructor Anne Barry. The club is composed of students interested in the field of creative dance. Any student interested in this field is invited to join. Meeting once a week, these students are able to display their talents and obtain further instruction from their spon- sor, Mrs. Hanks. Among their activities are programs given to various high schools in the area, an annual assembly given during the spring, and also providing dancers for the various Masquer productions. ORCHESIS: FIRST ROW: Terry Tucker, Barbara Sordi, Jerrie Mankins, Sandy Frazier. SECOND ROW: Jodonna Powell, Janet Smith, Betty Williams, Linda Moroose, Connie Lachapelle, Sara Jane Yost. NEWMAN CLUB: FIRST ROW: Kathie Pitrolo, Elaine Germont, Dolores Herman, Peggy Waltz, Secretary; Paul J. Pitrolo, President, Barbara Sordi, Valeria Kullman, 2nd Vice-president; Carol Lushinsky, Eileen DeBell is. SECOND ROW: Rose Angela Moran, Pat Selario, Martha V. Merandi, Betty Cousins, Frances DePalma, Connie Fabian, Cecily McAteer, Mary Joan Howes, Mary Frances Colebank, Margaret Yambor. THIRD ROW: Paul DiBacco, Bill Tomlinson, Phil Colangelo, John Parker, Jan Dannaway, Ermo Sicher, Braden Welty, James Cosco. NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club was organized originally in 1893 by five medical students at the University of Pennsylvania. The real purpose of the Newman Club is to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual and social activities. (Federation Constitution, 1942). The ultimate goal of the Newman Club is to guide the Catholic students in developing their faith, and the program of the Newman Club should be aimed at the enrichment of the Catholic lives of its members. ROGER WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP Roger William Fellowship was granted temporary recogni- tion on the FSC Campus in 1959-60, and received a Char- ter as a Campus organization in 1960-61. It is a member of the National Baptist Youth Movement, The West Virginia Baptist Youth Convention, and the Campus Ecumenical Movement. RWF is sponsored by the Fairmont Baptist As- sociation, yet is open for membership to students of any faith. ROGER WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP: FIRST ROW: Ralph Jones, President; Tot Reed, Woodrow Lee, William Jaco, Barbara Collins, Linda Cooper, Trudy Lombard, Vice-president; Donna Finley, Secretary; Philip Herron, Sandee Trent. Treasurer; Sharon Ferrell. SECOND ROW: Skipper Scherick, Beverly Collins, WESLEY FOUNDATION: FIRST ROW: Ralph Doolittle, Von Nedrow, Charles Berry, Vice President of Membership; Lena Kupfner, Secretary-Treasurer; Melba Mallow, President; Lois Nedrow, Vice President of Programs,- Stan Burnet, Vice President of Membership,- Pauline Wright, Rachel Whoolery. SECOND ROW: Nancy Ferguson, Carolyn Wise, Sandra Cox, Larry Thomp- son, Lowell Gray, Barbara Spiker, Mary McClain, Barbara DeBerry, Ann Talbot. WESLEY FOUNDATION U.C.C.F. Religion plays a vital role in the every day life of each college student and the Wesleyan Foundation provides an opportunity for students to have an on-campus religious pro- gram. The Foundation also takes part in community and local projects for the betterment of religious ideals. Social activi- ties allows students to meet others and to allow a more tolerant attitude toward others. The United Chr tian Campus Fellowship was organized on the Fairmont State College campus in 1960 and is composed of students from the Presbyterian, Lutheran and Disciples of Christ Churches. The ministers of the First United Presbyter- ian, Grace Lutheran and Central Christian Churches work with the local Fellowship in planning and conducting meet- ings which consist of discussion groups, movies and social hours. UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: FIRST ROW: Linda L. Roach, Nancy Ruth Hobbs, Brian Cole, Vice President; Linda Price, President; Jennie Lou Sike, Carol Sue Smith. SECOND ROW: Howard Griffith, Carol Kay Lucas, Mary Jane Williams, Betty Williams, Sally Bunner, Barbara Wilt, Richard Clelland. Jk htJa} YOUNG DEMOCRATS: FIRST ROW: Carol Sue Smith, Dolores Herman, Patty Sellers, Barbara Sordi, Paula Casella, Sharon Satterfield, Sandy Boord. SECOND ROW: Mary Joan Howes, Patricia Selario, Martha V. Merandi, Emma DeGasperin, Linda Price, Peggy Waltz, Elaine Marie Germont, Marianne Bell, Frances DiPalma, Ann Talbot. THIRD ROW: R. Carl Moser, Stan Hall, William Jaco, President; Charles Berry, Garry Harper, Paul J. Pitrolo. YOUNG DEMOCRATS YOUNG REPUBLICANS The sole purpose of the Young Democrats is to enable college students to become familiar with a basic understand- ing of present day politics and to introduce newcomers to the Democratic party. The organization also provides social activities for the purpose of making and introducing new friends. College students should have a basic understanding of do- mestic politics and the Young Republicans have taken the task of creating better and more complete view in national affairs. Social activities provide for a complete assortment of interest for new college students. YOUNG REPUBLICANS: FIRST ROW: Carol Kay Lucas, Jennie Lou Sike, Richard Clelland, Steve Smith, Pres ident; Barbara Spiker, Elizabeth Ann Weimer. SECOND ROW: Mary McClain, Carol Lee Wise, Robert Harman, Jo Ann Snyder, Sharon Ferrell. u — i 1 V 1 MORROW HALL: FIRST ROW: Velinda Allen, Babs Virgin, Joanne Snyder, Lucinda Westfall, Sheila Poe, Kay Romine, Rose Moran, Sandee Trent, Jeanette Bowman, Sandra Proudfoot. SECOND ROW: Margie Weimer, Heather Reash, Harriet Shaw, Emma DeGasparin, Marsha Stroble, Charlotte Kerr, Betty Cousins, Sally Parson, Martha Merandi, Mary Hinkins, Sandra MORROW HALL Cox, Yvonne Nedrow, Margaret Holman. THIRD ROW: Linda Decker, Linda Nixon, Marianna Bell, Phyllis Sanders, Sara Smith, Becky Manzo, Linda Cooper, Carol Greene, Mary Nease, Barbara Manley, Claudia Green. PENCE HALL Morrow Hall, women ' s dormitory was completed in the fall of 1922. It was named for Mrs. N.R.C. Morrow, a highly re- spected teacher in the English department. In 1958 two new wings were added to the dormitory plus the remodeling of the college cafeteria, which is a part of Morrow Hall. It is capable of housing 122 women students. As Mrs. Pearl Brown, the house mother, says, Morrow Hall is the women students home away from home. Pence Hall, men ' s dormitory, derived its name from the late Dr. J. W. Pence, one-time president of Fairmont State Col- lege. It was through his efforts which made possible the building of this dormitory by federal loan. Pence Hall was completed in January, 1959, and is capable of housing 132 men. It offers many facilities for the men including a spa- cious lounge and a large parking area. The men have set up their own government and a Pence Hall Club where they plan many of their social functions. w W Elementary Teachers FIRST ROW: Eileen Quenon,- Anne White; Deloris Snyder; Lola Haddix. SECOND ROW: Miss Clora Marple; Glenda Hathaway; James Campbell; Frances Gibson. ELEMENTARY TEACHING The education of teachers at Fairmont State College is de- signed to utilize the cooperative functions of the several subject matter areas and the departments of professional education. The philosophy of the college is that adequate preparation for teaching requires rich and comprehensive experiences in that area of general education, a reasonable degree of concentration in the subject matter fields, and the development of certain attitudes, skills, and understand- ings which characterize effective teaching. Student teaching is required in all curriculum at the present time. Elementary school training is provided at the Jayenne and White elementary schools. Secondary Teachers FIRST ROW: Dottie Marsh; Nancy Looman; Lois Muto; Doris Ann Pitzer; Johnson; George VanGilder; Bill Swats; Carl Gause; Lowell Gray ; Stewart Racheal Whoolery; Gloria Solomon; Alma Ford; Izetta Kelley; Barbara Pollnitz,- Ronald Jones; Cliff Garner,- Roger Marshall; Steward Damey; Tony Bennett; Jeannie Hymes,- Mrs. Janielle Peters. SECOND ROW: Dave Ellis. Beckett; James Campbell; Ron Charton; Frank Pasquas,- Kent Alkire; Martie ■ 1 1 D£F 1 : k ' vi A t% n Elementary Teachers FIRST ROW: Linda Price; Carolyn Conrad; Kay Romine; Rose Angela Moran; Unphotographed: Betty Righter, Margery Hamilton, Charlotte Waddell; Peggy Waltz,- Sandra Boord; Carol Sue Smith. SECOND ROW: Carol Wise; Patty Gatski, Kent Hudgins, Mary Jane Williams, Louis Oliverio, Beatrice Mary Hinkins,- Karen Queen; Nancy Yates,- Mary Anna Bell; Phyllis Sanders. Trott, Jetta Roach, Tom Miller. SECONDARY TEACHING The training of teachers for the junior and senior high schools of the State has been one of the principle objectives of F.S.C. since its founding. The philosophy of the college is that adequate preparation for teaching requires rich com- prehensive experiences in the area of general education, a reasonable degree of consentration in two subject matter fields, and the development of certain attitudes, skills, and a program of professional education designed to meet the understandings, which make for effective teaching. There is needs of the prospective teacher in each of the cirriculums. (A, C and non-academic) Student teaching is required in all curricula. One semester of Secondary FIRST ROW: Dale Higgins; Charles Berry; Elaine Germont, Jo Ann Snyder,- Jocelyn Veltri; Marie Gargarella; Gloria Fluharty; Robert McBride,- James Salina. SECOND ROW: Edward Bennett,- David Gardi; Ronald Wolfe, Patricia Zappacosta,- Mary Lou Secreta; Betty Cousins, Martha Merandi; Dorothy Smith; David Oliverio,- Charles T. Reed; Neill Clark,- Mr, Paul Yost. Unphotographed: Richard Clelland, Tom Miller, Doris Zorik, Joseph the senior year is used to schedule a block of approximately 15 semester hours of professional courses. Seven of the 15 semester hours is devoted to student teaching. The student does practice teaching in his major and minor areas of con- sentration. This is done in the junior and senior high schools of Marion and Harrison Counties. The directed teaching is a daily assignment for a full day, five days a week, for approximately 9 weeks. The student teacher is expected to assume other duties of supervising teachers. The requirements for admission to the Professional Block are stated in the various college bulletins. Teachers Adams, Ruth Kramer, Anthony Barillaro, Robert Ellis, Vonnie O ' Dell, Donald Taylor, Nancy Ruth Hobbs, Geraldine Hurst, Sylvia Mclntyre, Lois Nedrow, Josephine Tricot, Frank Blazek, Anne Drone, Nile Goff, Elizabeth Weimer, Louis Oliverio, Charlotte Anderson, Charles Bickel, Maurice Kalin, Joseph Naunchik, William Stalnaker, Bill Swats, Arthur N. Ward, John Bitonti, Ronald Grottendick, Joe Edwards, Elaine Negie. Cheerleaders: Sharon Satterfield, Barbara Sordi, Alice Jones, Becky Bane, Ann Drane. CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES Ever since the 1 930 ' s the maroon and white of the Fairmont State College cheerleaders has been seen at the basketball and football games. The purpose of the cheerleaders at F.S.C. through the years has been to build and maintain school spirit. The cheerleaders aid the Freshmen Councilors during Fresh- man Week. They hold a thuse meeting before the Torch Light Parade, and they also lead cheers at the bon-fire. At the football and basketball games, you will find the cheer- leaders giving the athletic contest a boost in morale and fighting spirit. In 1941 the first majorettes led the Fairmont State College band. Their uniforms have changed, and their activities have increased to make the F.S.C. band well-known in this area. They participate in numerous activities on campus as well as off campus. Those on campus include all football games and several basketball games. The majorettes lead the band in the Annual Armistice Day parade and travel to the central West Virginia Strawberry Festival Parade, the Rho- dendron Festival Parade, the Buckwheat Festival Parade, and the Apple Blossom Festival Parade. Majorettes: FIRST ROW Left to Right: Jerry Mankins, Dottie Marsh, Bonnie Nichloson, and Judy Zeck. SECOND ROW: Jenny Lou Sike, Jodonna Powell, Nancy Humason, Patty Sellers, Joyce Shackleford, Sara Jane Yost, and Carol Bee. EDITOR ' S PAGE As we send this third quarter of the yearbook to the publisher, we can ' t help but pause and reflect on what means we intended this book to accomplish. We hope that for the staff, it will be a means of satisfaction for their hours of hard work. We hope, that for the stu- dents, it will be an inclusive summary of the year ' s activities. And for the faculty and alumni, we hope that the 1962 MOUND will be a clear reminder of the past. We want to express our deep felt appreciation to all those who have in any way helped in this yearbook ' s production ... to the staff for their many hours and errands ... to our faculty advisor, Earl N. Straight ... to the photographers, David Springer and William Pulice of Photocrafters, Inc. . . . and lastly to the American Yearbook Company and its representative Mike Posey for their advice. We sincerely hope that you enjoy this, the 1962 edition of the MOUND. Carolyn Conrad and Mary Joan Howes Co-Editors 113 ?■■ ' N;- $ s 5 i X  ft I MUSIC DRAMA CHOIR: FIRST ROW; Patricia Little, accompanist; Linda LeRoy, Lucinda Westfall, Jane Mays, Margaret Yambor, Ragina Melton, Delores Herman, Brenda Cavalier, Linda Decker, Penelope Heiskell, Darlene Dent, Diana Whipkey, Linda Cooper, Linda Toothman, Kay Romine, Martha Virginia Merandi, Peggy Waltz, Waverly Snyder, Cecily McAteer, Peggy Knotts, Karen Ellis, Janet Crescenzi, Janet Williams, Elaine Shaw, Donna Finley, Jill Vincent, Vonnie O ' Dell, Lola Skufe Cox, Mary McClain, Phyllis Sanders, Trudy Lombard, Mr. Jay Robinson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Ferrell, Margaret Kisner, Karen Coffindaffer, Evelyn Sine, Katherine Kipfinger, Louis Oliverio, Philip Rossano, Richard Davis, Douglas DeFelippo, Thomas Smell, Marshall CHOIR The Fairmont State College Choir, under the direction of Mr. Jaye E. Robinson prepares two concerts yearly: a Christmas concert the first semester, and a spring concert the second semester. The choir also travels to high schools in this state, as well as in Ohio and Pennsylvania, to give the students a chance to release their talents and to give the high school students a chance to hear and appreciate good choral mu- MADRIGALS Madrigals, an a cappella group, sing music mainly from the Baroque period. They are a very select group and often per- form for civic groups as well as with the Fairmont State College Choir and Touring Choir. Membership in this group is based on voice quality and musical background. sic. MADRIGALS: FIRST ROW: Karen Ellis, Carol Callihan, Margaret White, Samuel DeMaria, Adam Moscary, Bill Ullom, John Schroeder, Marshall Kay Romine, Patricia Little, Margaret Kisner, Rose Moran. SECOND ROW: Schroeder, Philip Rossano, Mr. Richard Wellock. ' mm- Schroeder, Terry White, Paul Suter, John Christian, Samuel DeMaria, Carolyn Conrad, Linda Price, Barbara Straight, Mary Hinkins, Margaret White, Carol Kay Lucas, Penelope Larosa, Joyce Ridgeway, Marianne Watson. THIRD ROW: Connie Graham, Shelia Stottler, Sally Wood Tarley, Gloria Glasglow, Geraldine Isner, Ann Rothlisberger, Charlotte Kerr, George Hunsaker, Brian Cole, Ronald Reed, Charles Berry, Stanley Burnett, Carl McKinney, Noble Turner, James Wilcox, George McElory, Robert Ellis, Bill Ullom, Adam Moscary, Thomas Looman, Michael Hayes, Burl Hatfield, Kenneth Shanes, Carol Callihan, Suzan Janes, Marilyn Little, Dorothy Smith and Constance Conaway. TOURING CHOIR The Touring Choir under the direction of Jaye E. Robinson is an organization that is very new. This choir is made up of 40 select voices. They try out for the privilege of participa- ting. This group went on tour Dec. 17-20. They did a concert in the Rotunda of the Senate Building in Washington, D.C., and on the way back to the college on the hill they performed for Romney High and Grade school and Keyser High and Grade School. This group is the beginning of a touring choir in F.S.C. and will go on many important tours representing our school in the future. TOURING CHOIR: FIRST ROW; Vonnie O ' Dell, Roy Tracey, Rose Moran, Mark Hewitt, Kay Romine, John Schroeder, Karen Ellis, Marshall Schroeder Peggy Waltz, Samuel DeMaria, Rebecca Manzo, John Christian, Linda Leroy. SECOND ROW: Sharon Ferrell, Robert Clem, Elaine Shaw, John Wood,, Cecily McAteer, Burl Hatfield, Darlene Dent, Bill Ullom, Phyllis Sanders, Terry White. THIRD ROW: Adam Moscary, Marianne Watson, James Holbert, Joyce Ridgeway, Carl McKinney, Martha Virginia Merandi, Jim Wilcox, Geraldine Isner, Stanley Burnett, Patricia Little, Gary Harper, Joyce Williams. f C IM The Fairmont State College Band, under the direction of Wesley Gragson, is composed of forty-five members. The annual concert was given in January and was com- posed of semi-classical and modern selections. The band also makes tours to various surrounding high schools. BAND: FIRST ROW: Phillip Rossano, William Ebert, Charlotte Kerr, Garry Harper, Dorothy Smith, Constance Conaway, Robert Cross, Susan Huels, Patricia Warthan, Roger Martin. SECOND ROW: Robert Ellis, Alex Bolea, Linda Ashcraft, Margaret White, Pauline Sheffield, Lowell Gray, Carol Callihan, FAIRMONT BRASS ENSEMBLE: Adam Moscary, Marilyn Little, Louis Oliverio, Mr. Wesley Gragson, Charles Rice, Waverly Snider, and John Christian. STRING QUARTET: Richard Brewer, Maruina Spina, A A — f i ■ a ■ W0% r X Louis Oliverio, Charles Rice, Jude Nuzum. Richard Taylor, James Holbert. Huffman, Keith Phillips, Adam Moscary, Charles Fortney, George Hunsaker, Paul Wilson, Waverly Snider, Noble Turner, Jon Bush THIRD ROW Robert McCrum, Richard Newcome, Kathleen O ' Conner, Sam DeMaria, Sam Donald Srhultz, Michael Hayes, Richard Karpe, Stanley Burnett, Gary Stewart, Carolyn Conrad, Larry Shriver and Wesley Gragson, conductor. STATE COLLEGE BAND WOODWINDS: Craig Love, Robert Ellis, Philip Rossano. Mrs. Frank Palmer Mr. Jay Robinson. SUMMER THEATER THE MOUSETRAP LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE by Agatha Christie directed by Jo Ann Lough July 13, 14, 15 CAST Pat Snyder, Jim Copeman, Robert Ellis, Carolyn Brackett, George H. Turley, Jane Gabor, Mike Polednak, Alan Pierce, Bill Hanks. Book, Music and Lyrics by Rick Besoyan Staged and Choreographed by Mary Sue Hanks Book Direction by Jo Ann Lough Musical Direction by Jay Robinson Sets by Louis Williams and Rita Barrow Vocal and Dance Arrangements by Ruth Eddy Garrett CAST James Furbee, Nancy Conwell, Leo Harding, Bill Hanks, Betty Lou Knapp, Patricia Snyder, Monica Jo Sabo, Lawson Lacey, L. A. Wallman, Joe Walters, Mary Frances Sellers, Anita Harbert, Jonie Williamson, Cecily McAteer, Paul Johnson, Bill DeFere, Gary Harper, Mimi Angeline, Allan Pierce. August 3, 4, and 5 CHILDREN ' S THEATER THE CLOWN WHO RAN AWAY Directed by Joan Cunningham CAST Jim Goughenour, Larry Huggins, Charles Bolle, Bob Farley, Deno Suplita, Fred .Flanagan, Rick Kaufman, Susan Hamilton, Kerry Fultz, Margaret Berdine, Diane Barnes, Nancy Dreisinger, Helen Blumetta, Willie Stout, Penny Kolb, Gene Conley, Stephanie Watson, Peggy Parks, Tommy Dunham, Joe Walters. THE WIZARD OF Ol Director Brad Smoker Music Director Sam DeMaria Choreographer Scenic Designer Jerry Mankins Rita Barrow Costumes Stage Manager Ann Marines Jim Dye Accompanists Pat Little, Carolyn Conrad December 14, 15, 1961 CAST Gerry Isner, Rick Kaufman, Bill Matheny, Monica Jo Sabo, Bill Stout, Jim Dye, Diana Whipkey, Paula Casella, Pamela Smith, Adam Mocsary, Carl McKinney, Dave Petitto, Betty Williams, Nancy Denton, Becky Manzo, Connie Lachapelle, Terry Tucker, Susi Trimble, Babs Virgin, Nadine Phelps, John Christian, Susie Janes, Sharon Ferrell, Jim Holbert, Jim Nestor, Craig Love, Rose Angela Moran, Kay Rom ' ine, Marianne Watson. JULIUS CAESAR GUYS AND DOLLS By William Shakespeare Cuban Style — Modern Dress Arranged and Directed by L. A. Wallman Scenic Director J. Bradley Smoker March 3 and 4, 1961 CAST Richard Kaufman, James Dye, Joe Sergi, James Ford, Engle Hall, Teresa Gallina, James Dumire, Robert Sherman, Jerry McKeen, Fred Flanagan, Mike Polednak, Sam DeMaria, James Oldaker, Albert Cox, Sherie Masters, Carl Wagner, Daniel Terango, George Yost, Gibie White, Andy Konick, Join Cunningham, John Bunner, John Shroeder, Suzanne Thralls, Mark Hewitt, Joe Smith. Linda McLeary, Sara Slepesky, Kathy Manuel, Jack Matthews. Director Brad Smoker Music Director Jay Robinson Choreographer Joe Walters Scenic Designer Louis Williams April 19, 20, 21, 22, 1 96 1 CAST Sam DeMaria, Adam Moscary, Jr., Frank Gallo, Eileen Quenon, Sherie Masters, Jerry McKeen, Alma Ford, Suzy Thralls, Fred Flanagan, John Schroeder, Michael Polednak, Kathy Manuel, Toddy Gallina, Mark Hewitt, Bill Shaffer, Sharon Ferrell, Tom M ' Her, Jr., lerilyn Mankins, Joan Cunningham, Jim Ford, Charles Akers, Roy Meeks, Garry Harper. James Wilcox, Charlie Bolle, Jim Dumire, James Dye. Richard Thralls, Bill Ullom, Sandy Frazier. Alice Jones. Dixie Lamb. Sue Lynch, Melanie McLeary, Lola Skufe, Donna Finley, Sue Hinebaugh, Linda Leroy. Trudy Lumbard. Rose Moran. Kav Romine, Paula Casella, Carol Lnshinsky, Frank Quattro, Susan Huels, Darlene Dent, Linda McLeary, Rich Kaufman, Marshall Lupo, Sam Poster, Sara Slepesky, Karen Estep. ;P f . pa a j Kgaggjaaa jorg yawwpgv yi JOHN BROWNS LADIES IN RETIREMENT BODY Charles Laughton ' s adaption of Stephen Vincent Benet ' s epic poem Music arrangements by Fenno Heath Brad Smoker Director Jay Robinson Music Director October 20, 21, 1961 CAST Michael Polednak, Monica Jo Sabo, Jerry Keen. by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham Directed by Jo Ann Lough J. Bradley Smoker December 8 and 9, 1961 CAST Rita Barrow, Karen Esteep, Kathy Manuel, David Petito, Sara Slepesky, Paula Casella, Connie Kittle. CHORUS Margie Kisner, Martha Merandi, Maurina Spino, Rose Angela Moran, Geraldine Isner, Delores Herman, Peggy Waltz, Kay Romine, Donna Finley, Linda LeRoy, Trudy Lombard, Joyce Williams, Marianne Watson, Cecily McAteer, Karen Ellis, Sam DeMaria, Adam Moscary, John Schroeder, William Matheny, Carl McKinney. ?£tf ...,., .,, ■:- ■■■- - : - : - :: i . S::: ; 1«V 7 V. 5 ' SjBS. 123 s hJfC, SKfc r ' . ,-; ;:zs--?y ••rsJ II 5 ■ 9 % % • „,« A u n v . Jul t £s l 3( y k, k % A ; t Q GREEKS ALPHA DELTA CHI SORORITY Sandra Boord Brenda Burner Paula Casella Carolyn Conrad Marlene Guynn Carolyn Gwynn Patty Gatski Becky Manzo Rose Matthews Louise McClain Norma Bankard Elizabeth Benda Alpha Delta Chi local sorority was founded at Fairmont State College on December 15, 1929. It was recognized as the fourth social sorority founded on the campus. Many of the sisters of Alpha Delta Chi hold high offices on campus and manv have been fraternity queens and sweet- hearts. The activities of the sorority are numerous. At Home- coming, it participates by building a float and by sponsor- ing a reception for the alumnae before the Homecoming dinner. It takes part in the annual Song Fest, and gives a dessert for the seniors elected to Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities. In the spring it holds the annual spring formal and names a Campus King. It also chooses this time to honor their mothers and fathers at the annual Parent-Daughter Banquet. Near the end of the school year, the sisters attend a camp for a week-end. This year Alpha Delta Chi opened a sorority house, the only one in existence at this time. It houses ten girls. SORORITY OFFICERS President Carolyn Conrad First Vice-President Mary Criss Second Vice-President Mary Joan Howes Recording Secretary Sharon Ferrell Corresponding Secretary Carol Sue Williams Treasurer Brenda Burner Sergeant-at-Arms Norma Bankard HOUSE OFFICERS President Dorothy Smith Treasurer Louise McClain House Mother Mrs. Grace Murphy Janet Eaton Sharon Ferrell Marie Gargarella Mary Joan Howes Carol Montalbano Nancy Humason Linda Nay Lynne Lempke Nadine Phelps Patty Little Marsha Rainey Jerry Mankins Janet Reger Nancy Reger Lois Santora Marsha Scherich Dottie Smith Lois Smith Marsha Stroble Betty Tennant Barbara Virgin Lucinda Wes tfall Rachael Whoolery Carol Sue Williams Mrs. Virginia Palmer (advisor) DELTA ZETA SORORITY EPSILON IOTA CHAPTER Rita Barrow Carolyn Bartletf Carol Christian Betty Cousins Loretta Culiz Eileen DeBellis Barbara Ensminger Joan Hall Jeanne Hawkins Linda Isiminger Charlotte Kerr Carol Nease ►Catherine Kipfinger Mary Nease Leah Kramer Lois Nedrow Delta Zeta Sorority was founded on October 24, 1902 at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio by six young women. As of September, 1961, Delta Zeta has 135 chapters, 216 alumnae chapters and a membership of approximately 43,000. Delta Zeta ' s national philanthrophic program is known as Adventures in Friendship and it consists of assisting with the work of Galluadet College, Washington, D.C., the only college in the world for deaf people, and adoption of patients from Carville, the only hospital in the United States for the treatment of Hansens disease. The Local chapter also has a project of providing entertainment for the patients at the Veteran ' s Hospital at Clarksburg. Nationally Delta Zeta has many famous members and a few of these are Edith Head, Twentieth Century Fox dress de- signer,- Gail Patrick Jackson, executive producer of the TV show Perry Mason ' and Maureen Neuberger, United States Senator from Oregon. OFFICERS President Elaine Negie First Vice-President Rose Moran Second Vice-President Betty Cousins Corresponding Secretary Leah Kramer Recording Secretary Gloria Nestor Treasurer Carol Nease 128 r m H ■ME4 ' .- A. .■ :. ' .:■ 129 Marilyn Little Betty Lou Mitchell Rose Angela Moran Elaine Negie Gloria Nester Jeanette Piatt June Pratt Joy Riggins Paula Romano Renie Schmidt Martha Snyder Linda Shone Connie Strother Nancy Styler Susan Trimble Sandy Waugaman _ _JHBt A GAMMA CHI CHI SORORITY Rebecca Bane Carolyn Barnes Georgianna Bisset Tomma Blackenship Carolyn Borrowski Carolyn Browning Melba Jo Christi Nancy Conwell Connie Fabian Elaine Germont 130 Walle Hanlin Connie Lachapelle Judy Herndon Becky Larosa Barbara Hirt Sherrie Masters Gamma Chi Chi, founded in 1927, holds the honor of being the oldest sorority on the hill and one of the most active on campus. Activities for the year are: float for Homecoming, Tallow Tea, Pan-Hellenic Christmas Dance, Founders ' Day Banquet, Song Fest, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and climaxing the year ' s activities is the annual spring formal dinner dance at the Fairmont Field Club. The Gammas also assist with registration at the col- lege and volunteer as hospital aides. President Carolyn Browning First Vice-president Elaine Germont Second Vice-president Carolyn Barnes Secretary June Robinson Treasurer Lois Muto Sergeant at Arms Peggy Waltz Chaplain Marianne Watson . 9 131 Jane Orr Joyce Shackleford Cecily McAteer Becky Mercer Barbara Post Eileen Quenon Joyce Ridgeway June Robinson Elaine Sha Pam Smith Karen Steele Christina Taylor Peggy Waltz Marianna Watson Betty Williams Mary Jane Williams Anne White Lois Muto i SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY DELT A PHI CHAPTER Linda Ashcraft Mary Ann Bolton Pat Bower Deanna Calich Donna Critchfield Gloria Dempsey Nancy Hobbs Ann Kayuha Susanne Hughes Hope Kimple Darlene Ice Penny Larosa This organization was first founded in 1928 as Sigma Theta Rho, a local sorority. On January 17, 1948, it joined Pi Kappa Sigma, national sorority. Then on May 15, 1959, Pi Kappa Sigma and Sigma Kappa Sororities merged. The local chapter is the Delta Phi Chapter. Sigma Kappa Sorority participates in several projects of service. These include the Maine Sea Coast Mis- sion, the Greek Girls American School, Eventide Nursing Home and Naomi Nursing Home. Annual activities of the Delta Phi Chapter are: Founders ' Day Dinner, Christmas Coffee, annual pledge-active party, Spring Formal, and rummage sales. The chapter also participates in the Homecom- ing Parade, Song Fest, Greek Week, and the Falcon Fund. OFFICERS President Susanne Hughes First Vice-President Karen Whinnie Second Vice-President Hope Kimpel Recording Secretary Mary Jane Orr Corresponding Secretary Jane Mays Treasurer Penny Larosa Registrar Patricia Salerio Rush Chairman Nancy Yates Lola Haddix Rosalee Haddix Donna Hobbs Melba Mallow Mary Jane Orr Jane Mays Ann Rothlisberger Bonnie Nicholson Pat Salario Linda Nuzum Sara Slepesky Kathy O ' Connor Faye Snyder Paulette Sturm Beth Sullivan Ann Talbot Linda Timms Juanita Villers Karen Whinnie Jackie Wilson Donna Wolfe Nancy Yates Dianne Yoho Carole Zahrndt Doris Zorik SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA SORORITY ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER Charlotte Anderson Becky Agrippe Carol Bee Sally Bunner Margaret Carolne Linda Cooper Emma De Gasperin Sara Ann Haught Delores Herman 134 Carol Kay Lucas Sharon Satterfield Linda Price Linda Seccuro Sally Parsons Patty Sellers President Emma DeGasperin Vice-President Linda Toothman Recording Secretary Patty Sellers Corresponding Secretary Eileen Talley Treasurer Brenda Reese Keeper of the Grades Margaret Carlone The Sigma Sigma Sigma National Social Sorority was established on April 20, 1898, at Farmville State Normal School, presently Longwood College, in Farmville, Virginia. Locally the Alpha Kappa Chapter appeared on cam- pus on May 30, 1930. Since that date the Sigmas have participated in many services on the local as well as the national level. Christmas gifts are pro- vided for the needy children of Marion County, and money is collected annually by the Sigmas for nu- merous fund raising drives. Nationally, the Sigma Serves Children social service is focused on the pediatrics section of the North Carolina Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill. This Robbie Page Memorial Fund is close to the hearts of every Sigma, for little Robbie, who died of polio several years ago, was the only son of our former national president. Annually the Sigmas hold the following activities; the Pledge Tea, the Founders ' Day Banquet, one or more open dances, the Christmas party, the spring formal and spring camp. oDonna Powell Brenda Reese Fran Reese Harole Ann Ridgeley Joy Graves nn Shaffer Jennie Lou Sike Peggy Smay Carol Sue Smith Joy Mason UNPHOTOGRAPHED Betty Brown Eileen Talley Toni Thon Zandy Reeser Jill Robertson Sara Jane Yost Jackie Spencer Barbara Spiker Janet Swearingen Sally Wood Tarley Linda Toothman Barbara Wilt Andrea Wood Marsha Woods KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA FRATERNITY ALPHA CHAPTER Roger Marshall William Mitchell John Mafheny Claude Nave Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity is one of the oldest fraternities in the country. It had its origin in Virginia in 1867. In 1945 the local Omicron Pi fraternity on the hill became affiliated with and became the West Virginia Alpha Chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa. In 1961 Kappa Sigma Kappa acquired the first fraternity at F.S.C. in 25 years. It is located at 406 Fairmont Avenue. Brian Cole William Conrad Stewart Damey David Glover Manuel Hernandez Bernard Huey 136 George Peoples Ronald Reed Paul Pitrolo Danny Rourke President David Glover Vice-president Jack Van Pelt Recording secretary David Toothman Corresponding sec Roger Marshall Treasurer William Mitchell Historian Stan Alsko Sergeant at arms Roland Raines Chaplain Brian Cole Prep Masters August Palumbo Butch Mohrmon John Tilko David Toothman Tom Trisler Jack Van Pelt Anthony Verge Boyd Howard, Advisor SIGMA PI UNPHOTOGRAPHED Steve Maddaloni Eugene Walters Tom Lohman Walt Shumsky OFFICERS President Ken Robb Vice-president Bill Tomlinson Secretary Steve Maddaloni Treasurer Fred Ankeny Sergeant at arms John Butchko Pledge Master Pete Tomaino Maurice Griffin Pete Tomaino Bill Tomlinson FIRST ROW: Tom Lohman, Gene Walters. Ken Robb, Bob Schurman, Fred Ankeny. SECOND ROW: Ray Shadis, Steve Maddaloni, John LeVind, Bill Tomlinson, John Butchko, Pete Tomaino. 1 HBOUT SIGI¥1R P1_ This is the first appearance of Fairmont ' s youngest fraternity in the pages of the MOUND; hence we take this opportunity for a brief introduction and his- tory. In early March of 1961, representatives of Sigma Pi National Frater- nity of the United States visited the campus of several West Virginia schools in hopes of initiating the first colony in this state. Leading independents in the personnages of John Frye, Eugene Walter, and Raymond Shadis were contacted and the base for a colony at Fairmont State was laid. A nucleus of men interested in a new type of fraternity gathered and held meetings long into the night to discuss its aims and principles. The aims evolved were to build a social brotherhood based on voluntary unity and personal freedom from pressure to conform to any social, political, or scho- lastic image or boundries except those cast by the basic principles of the group. Those principles are the following: To seek maturity, that is, to live by love, reason, and faith, and to show respect for the lives, aims, and rights of others. To seek honesty with ourselves and with others,- to neither embellish nor to restrict the truth so as to divert its potential, and to establish license for the expression of opinions within the group. — To seek humility, indiscri- mination, and justice in dealing with persons, ideas, or material subjects which are new, or which we do not fully understand. The Fairmont colony of Sigma Pi became a reality on April 13, 1961, when thirteen men were formally pledged. This was followed by a series of social and expansion activities which climaxed with the initiation of the first six brothers of Sigma Pi at Fairmont State in ceremonies held at Drexel Institute, Philadelphia. This was followed by a semester of full activity, high- lighted by several social and money-raising events and a spirited drive to put into practice our aims and principles. Sigma Pi National Fraternity was founded at Vincennes University in 1897, making it the oldest fraternity founded west of the Allegheny Mountains. Sigma Pi now boasts chapters at seventy-three of the finest universities and colleges in the United States. 139 SIGMA TAU GAMMA FRATERNITY XI CHAPTER Bob Donley Jerry Hobbs Charles Fortney Ronald Jones Lowell Gray Carl Moser Ronald Baker Charles Berry Bennie Bortle Danny Brown Stan Burnett Sigma Tau Gamma was born of the desires and cooperation of a few men who were attending the summer session of Central Missouri State College in 1920. On June 28, 1920, a larger group was called together to discuss the formation of the fraternity. Further progress was unin- terrupted and June 28 is accepted as the date of founding. The active members and several alumni of Kappa Psi Xi, a local fra- ternity at Fairmont State College became Xi chapter on March 23, 1929. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Carl Moser First vice-president Bud Halke Second vice-president Robert Donley Recording Secretary James Shaffer Corresponding secretary Stan Burnett Treasurer Ben Bortle Assistant treasurer Richard Ellis Sergeant at arms Donald Dolan SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President Carl Moser First vice-president Carl Prusak Second vice-president Donald Dolan Recording secretary Donald Shultz Corresponding secretary James McGarvey Treasurer James Shaffer Assistant treasurer Adna Thomas Sergeant at arms Charles Fortney Don Dolan Ralph Doolittle JlTfc 140 Gary Greynolds Carl Prusak Garry Harper Larry Schoomaker Ronald Haught James Shaffer Don Shultz Judd Shuman Bob Skidmore Chip Thompson James White 141 Jim Wilcox J. Martin Taylor (advisor) TAU BETA IOTA FRATERNITY Frank Alimento John Bitonti Francis Boggs John Bunner Richard Clelland James Cosco John Cranwell Sam DeMaris Dave Gardi Ronald Higgs Kent Hudgins Andrew Konick Richard Julian Larry Lemasters John Kaznoski Tom Miller Thirty-five years ago an organization of up- standing young men was granted a charter by Fair- mont State Normal School. Dr. Rosier seeing the fine qualities of the fraternal organization granted this charter on the seventh day of March nineteen hun- dred twenty six — thus establishing the first frater- nity on the campus. The Greek name given to this fraternity was Tau Beta Iota, better known as T.B.I. Tau Beta lota was organized for the purpose of creating school spirit and for bringing together fel- lows in the school to uplift the social activities of Fairmont State Normal School. Always true-blue to our school was the motto. It is also the aim of TBI to create a better understanding ' between the faculty and the students. The members of this fraternity are not only popular students, but also are outstanding in school activities and athletics. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Joe Sergi Vice-President John Bitonti Secretary Jim Wise Treasurer Dick Simmons Sergeant-at-Arms Larry Lemasters Chaplain Pete Zeck SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President Ron Higgs Vice-President John Bitonti Secretary Andrew Konick Treasurer Ed Mahalick Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Newbrough Chaplain Mark Hewitt 142 Joe Naunchik Robert Newbrough Jim Salina John Schroeder Joe Sergi Bill Shaffer Richard Simmons Pete Staud SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS 1961-62 1st ROW — seated John Bitonti, Vice Pres.; Ron Higgs, Pres.; Robert Newbrough, Sgt. at Arms. STANDING — Andrew Konick, Secretary; Ed Maha- lick, Treas.; Mark Hewitt, Chaplain. Clyde Sypult Waldo Walker Cecil White Jim Wise UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Hershel Conaway Jim Durkin Bob Hall Rex Hamilton Mark Hewitt Ed Mahalick Joe Migaiolo Sam Poster Frank Quattro Jan Rodriguez Dino Suplita Braden Welty Fielding Yost John Schneider A. Paul Davisson, Sponsor Cleo D. Haught presenting Frank Gabor with the TBI Man of the Year Trophy at the 1961 Spring Formal. Cleo D. Haught, Sponsor Lawrence A. Wallman, Advisor r t :0t% TBI Pledge Activity A P KWSSSt f jLf TAU KAPPA EPSILON FRATERNITY THETA DELTA CHAPTER Bill Higgins Dave Horwitz Bus Jaco Keith Mc Clure John Moats Brady Moore Dave Beckett Charles Christopher Phil Colangelo George Collins Jim Detrick Pete Dickerson Itk, «! ■ i Theta Delta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon, founded in 1899, is just completing its second year as a na- tional fraternity on the campus. It originated as a local fraternity, known as Zeta Sigma. TKE activities for the year are: Homecoming float, Founders Day Banquet, Sweetheart Ball, Spaghetti dinner, Song fest, Greek Wee k and the annual spring formal dinner-dance held at the Fairmont Hotel. Tau Kappa Epsilon is the largest national fraternity with a record number of 167 chapters throughout the country. FIRST SEMESTER President Charles Tot Reed Vice President Ron Wolfe Secretary Ermo Sicher Treasurer Don May Sgt. at arms George Stimmel Historian George Collins Chaplain Ron Cvetican Pledge Master Dick Moorehead SECOND SEMESTER President Dave Larson Vice-President Joe Wilson Secretary Ermo Sicher Treasurer Don May Sgt. at arms George Stimmel Pledge Master Dick Moorehead Historian George Collins Chaplain Ron Cvetican Dick Drago Don Fitzwater Lou Geiger Jay Gidick Dave Giles Fred Golen Martin Johnson Maurice Kalin Dave Larson Dick Moorehead John Myers John Parker Pete Pell John Pignanelli ■ Dick Rawls Tot Reed Lyle Shaffer Ermo Sicher Steve Smith Emilio Spino John Steadman Ralph Stewart Dick Williams Joe Wilson Ron Wolfe C.W. Johnson, Advisor WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Carol Sue Smith, Barbara Hirt, Rachel Whoolery, treasurer; Sharon Satterfleld, president; Mary Jane Orr, Mrs. Gind S. Pinto, faculty advisor. SECOND ROW: Betty Cousin ' Emma DeGasperin, Elaine Negie, Carolyn Conrad, Janet Eaton, Penny Larosa, Carolyn Browning, Susanne Hughes. Unphotographed: Nancy Yates. GREEK INTERFRATERNITY-PANHELLENIC COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Marilyn Little, Paul J. Pitrolo, Penny Larosa, secretary,- Stan Burnett, president; Barbara Hirt, vice- president; Ronald Higgs, Student Council Representa- tive,- Rose Angela Moran, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Sharon Satterfleld, Emma DeGasperin, Rachel Whoolery, Nancy Ruth Hobbs, Janet Eaton, Mary Jane Criss, Carol Sue Smith. THIRD ROW: Brian Cole, Pete Tomaino, Bill Tomlinson, Charles Berry, John Schroeder, John Bitonti. 146 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Bill Tomlinson, Buck Jones, secretary,- Garry Harper, president; John Bi- tonti, vice-president; Carl Moser. SECOND ROW: Pete Tomaino, Stan Hall, Danny Reed. Brown, Ronald Higgs, COUNCILS THE INTERFRATERNITY-PANHELLENIC COUNCIL of Fairmont State College consists of representatives from each of the sororities and fraternities on the campus. The Council was organized to consider common problems of both sororities and fraternities and acts as the voice of the Greeks in the Student Council. The Council, more commonly known as the Inter-Pan, also coordinated the efforts of the Greek organizations by sponsoring such events as the an- nual Inter-Pan Christmas Dance, Songfest and Greek Week. 147 I i Harold Deacon Duval Coach William Floyd Assistant Coach _ aJl eft % FAIRMONT STATE FALCONS: FIRST ROW: George Collins, Ed Helmick, Charles Cannon, Don Baughman, Dave Rodgers, Ellis Corley, Milton John- son, Larry Gillespie, Marshall Parsons, Paul Baker, Joe Smith, Larry Lewis,- SECOND ROW: Dave Horowitz, Bob Newbrough, Tom Lewis, George Stim- FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE SENIORS: FIRST ROW: Jesse Ketterman, George Stimmel, Skip Stalnaker, Bob Newbrough; SECOND ROW: Milt Johnson, John Moats, Gene Beasley, Bud Bickel; THIRD ROW: Mo Kalin, Lewis Rice, and Neil Clark. . i n ( tfe s J . ioJJC. mel, Mo Kalin, Jess Ketterman, John Moats, Bud Bickel, Charles Christopher, Gordon Rennie, Hank Quattro, George Garner, Coach Floyd; THIRD ROW: Roy Meeks, Steve Lipscomb, Gene Beasley, John Sinsel, Ron Oliver, Charles Walker, Neil Clark, Larry Burner, Jerry Acord, Ed Mahalic, Skip Stalnaker, FOOTBALL TEAM Jerry Tobin, Coach Duvall; FOURTH ROW: Bob Garbutt, Lewis Rice, Gary Moyer, Charles Sawyer, Dean Hill, Harry Mclntyre, Gary Mulligan, Mike Priolette, Fred Harshman, Ken Miller, Dick Ashcraft, Jim Detrick, and Dave Marsh. PRACTICE SESSION: Coach Floyd instructing John Sinsel, Jesse Ketterman and Mo Kalin. FALCON SEASON F.S.C. 28 Shepherd 13 F.S.C. 19 Davis Elkins 9 F.S.C. 13 W.Va. Wesleyan 27 F.S.C. 19 Concord 6 F.S.C. 7 Salem 14 F. S.C. 13 W.Va. Tech 7 F.S.C. 7 Glenville 20 F.S.C. 14 West Liberty 15 F.S.C. 6 Hillsdale, Mich. 53 ' V w- sr Gene Beasley Halfback George Stimmel Fullback Lewis Rice Guard SENIORS George Stimmel was leading scorer and ground gainer for the season. Named to the W. V. I. C. team were Tom Lewis and Maurice Kalin. Named to the second team were Jesse Ketterman and Bob Newbrough. Gene Beasley, Skip Stal- naker, and George Stimmel received honorable mention. Jesse Ketterman Tackle Skip Stalnaker Center T H fi : - : - -• ' ' - Bob Newbrough . ' 5? Milt Johnson Maurice Kalin End Halfback End NAME POSITION WEIGHT NAME POSITION WEIGHT Quattro, Frank E 200 Soph Kalin, Maurice E 190 Sr Mahalick, Ed E 180 Jr Johnson, Milt E 190 Sr Rogers, Dave E 175 Fr Gillispie, Larry E 170 Fr Lewis, Tom T 220 Jr Rennie, Gordon QB ! 80 Soph Priolette, Mike T 200 Fr Miller, Ken QB 160 Fr Garbutt, Bob T 185 Soph Mulligan, Gary QB 175 Fr Tobin, Terry T 190 Fr Parsons Marshall HB 175 Fr Dietrick, Jim T 220 Sr Newbrough, Bob HB 210 Si Ketterman, Jesse T 200 Sr Lipscomb, Steve HB 175 Fi Christopher, Charles G 200 Jr Garner, George HB 175 Fr Walker, Charles G 190 Soph Oliver, Ron HB 170 Fr Rice, Lewis G 175 Sr Stimmel, George FB 200 Sr Mover, Gary G 175 Jr Scott, Ken FB 160 Fr Burner, Larry G 160 Jr Sawyer, Charles FB 180 Fr Baker, Paul G 185 Fr Beasley, Gene HB 165 Sr Harshman, Fred G 175 Fr Acord, Jerry HB 160 Soph Stalnaker, Skip C 195 Sr Helmick, Ed HB 170 Fr Bickel, Bud C 180 Sr Baughman, Don HB 140 Fr Cannon, Charles Bud C c Bickel 3nter 165 Fr John Moats Tackle ' The Queen learns how to pass Cast for the part CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FIRST ROW; Dick Ogden, John Steadman and John Rittenhouse. SECOND ROW: Paul C. Davis, Coach, Adam Moscary, John Ols and John Myers, Mgr. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE at West Virginia University Invitational at Wesleyan at Indiana Waynesburg at Bethany Indiana Wesleyan at Washington and Lee Bethany 155 SOCCER TEAM: FIRST ROW; Ron Cvetican, Ron Wolfe, John Parker, Brady a Moore, Terry White, Ermo Sicher, Anthony Deahl, and Phil Colangelo. SECOND ROW: Tony Schinto, Dick Rawls, Joe Wilson, Dan Molnar, Lyle Shaffer, Woodrow Lee, Bill Albert, Skip Manley and Pete Tomaino. THIRD ROW: Dick Williams, Mgr., Andy Martin, Jerry Tennant, Bill Tomlinson, Ralph Stewart, Tom Nicholson, Jim Wilcox, Jim Redick, Lance Steelman, Robert S. Cole, Coach. SOCCER TEAM The Fairmont State College soccer team compiled a record of four wins, three loss es, and one tie. Seniors on the team include Tony Schinto, Skip Manley, Phil Colangelo, Joe Wilson, Bill Tomlinson, John Parker, Ron Wolfe, and Brady Moore. Tony Schinto led the booters to their fine record by scoring 1 1 goals. Schinto was followed in the goal column by Parker and Tomlinson with two goals each and Pete Tomaino and Terry White scored one goal each. FSC 3 Pittsburgh 6 FSC 3 West Virginia FSC 1 Frostburg FSC 3 Wesleyan 2 FSC 1 Pittsburgh 2 FSC West Virginia 3 FSC 5 Wesleyan 2 FSC 1 Frostburg 1 SENIORS: Phil Colangelo, Skip Manley, Tony Schinto, Joe Wilson, Bill Tomlinson, John Parker, Ron Wolfe, and Brady Moore. t am ® . « ' : y ' Pappy Cole Mr. Robert S. Pappy Cole has been with the soccer team since its in- cision into the Fairmont State athletic program four years ago. In the four years that soc- cer has been on the hill, Pappy has guided his boys to a record of ten wins, eight losses, and four ties. This is an excellent record considering that many of the teams that are on the Falcon schedule have had soccer in their program for a number of years. Best wishes to Coach Pappy Cole in the seasons to come for con- tinued success in Fairmont ' s newest sport. ;, s Schinto scores against West Virginia It ' s up there, Ron ' It ' s mine, no it ' s mine Where did it Go Look Ma, no hands Coach Paul C. Pi Davis BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW; Paul C. Davis, Coach, John Meyers, Mgr., John Steadman, Jack Petrykowski, Joe Tristani, John Kaznoski, Ted Darcus and Fielding Yost. SECOND ROW; Brooks Nuzum, Dick Williams, Dwight FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE Co-Captains and Coach John Conaway, Coach Davis and Fielding Yost FSC 103 Glenville 91 FSC 83 Wesleyan 100 FSC 73 California 78 FSC 92 Alderson Broaddus 80 FSC 90 Davis and Elkins 87 FSC 68 Salem 86 FSC 84 Alderson Broaddus 80 FSC 80 California 72 FSC 63 West Liberty 61 FSC 96 Davis and Elkins 106 FSC 78 Salem 71 FSC 73 Potomac State 71 FSC 87 Shepherd 83 FSC 70 Glenville 110 FSC 89 West Virginia State 80 FSC 73 West Liberty 82 FSC 87 Concord 90 FSC 91 Wesleyan 76 FSC 101 West Virginia State 103 FSC 79 Concord 97 WVIC B asketball Championships in Charleston FSC 101 Davis and Elkins 78 FSC 77 West Virginia Tech. 76 FSC 81 West Virginia State 83 10 k 24, a 14 m 11 A Conaway, Marshall Glenn, Don May, John Conaway, Hank Quattro, Paul Kennedy and Butch Charlton. BASKETBALL TEAM ' Everyone ready, let ' s bounce ' Dwight Conaway Fielding Yost John Conaway Dwight Conaway Fr. 6 ' 3 240 Fairview, W. Va. Ted Darcus Fr. 5 ' 9 160 Barrackville, W. Va. Fielding Yost Jr. 6 ' 0 155 Fairview, W. Va. Joe Tristani So. 5 ' 8 140 Fairmont, W. Va. John Conaway Jr. 6 ' 4 210 Fairview, W. Va. Hank Quattro So. 6 ' 3 200 Thomas, W. Va. Ted Darcus Joe Tristani Hank Quattro 4rv n V « ' T ♦...♦ 3 fcM i v • • ' Brooks Nuzum Dick Williams Butch Charlton Brooks Nuzum So. 6 ' 1 150 Fairmont, W. Va. John Steadma Jr. 5 ' 8 140 Marietta, Ohio Dick Williams Jr. 6 ' 2 160 Fairmont, W. Va. Paul Kennedy So. 6 ' 0 170 Barrackville, W. Va. Butch Charlton Fr. 6 ' 0 200 Barrackville, W. Va. Don May Jr. 6 ' 3 175 Fairmont, W. Va. John Steadman Don May John Kaznoski Marshall Glenn Jack Petrykowski John Kaznoski So. 510 160 Barrackville, W. Va. Marshall Glenn Fr. 6 ' 3 180 Mansfield, Ohio Jack Petrykowski Fr. 5 ' 8 160 Olmsted Falls, Ohio JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Doug Mills, Jack Petrykowski, Mike Stumpo, Melvin Daniels, Kenny Millerr. SECOND ROW: Don Smith, Jim Seamon, Jerry Tennet, Bob Cordray, John Thralls, David Bowman. : ' |iH;i ' K ; !v-; ■: ' ■;■ ' «■ H f l % ?t ji b i That ' s a crazy cross-step! Dwight grabs a rebound and brother John approves. Move your hand, boy! 4 «► EH9I F • ' ' V TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW; Keith McClure, John Steadman, Pete Dickerson, Joe Chontos, Gene Beasley, and John Ols. SECOND ROW; Bob Fugera, Steve Smith, ' Gene Kendzior, Gordon Rennie, Walt Skeezix, Doug Hoag, Gary Schoonaker, Charles Christopher. THIRD ROW; Ron Cvetican, Phil Colangelo, Mgr., Curtis Guin, Ron Everhart, Jack Dulaney, Adam Mocsary, George VanGilder, Ron Chartland, Mgr., and Paul C. Davis, Coach. TRACK TEAM BASEBALL TEAM SCHEDULE Davis and Elkins at West Virginia at Washington and Jefferson WVIC Championships at Bethany SCHEDULE West Virginia Tech Glenville Alderson Broaddus at West Virginia at Glenville Davis and Elkins West Virginia Wesleyan Salem West Virginia at Alderson Broaddus at West Virginia Wesleyan at West Liberty at Salem West Liberty at Davis and Elkins BASEBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW; Lou Geijer, Cliff Thornley, Jim Bofantino, David Horowitz, Walter Vilk, Jim Jennison, and Larry Burner. SECOND ROW; W. R. Squibb Wilson, Coach, Karl Gouzd, Ass ' t Coach, Merlin Davidson, Frank Gabor, Jim Mangifico, Bill Albert, Jim Salina and Frank Puskas. THIRD ROW: Mike Rogers, John Kaznoski, Jan Danaway, Jack Watkins, Larry Allen, Richard Julian, Ralph Stewart and Mike Shaffer. f ;- .-V. .V ' SWIMMING TEAM; FIRST ROW; Barry Collins, Jim Redick, Wendell Beitzel, Ken Scott, Jerry Tennant, Bob Hawkins, and Jim Crowley. SECOND ROW; Stanley Hall, Frank Savich, Brady Moore, Anthony Verge, Waldo Walker, Dave Giles, Lance Stealman, and Howard Charlton, Coach. SWIMMING TEAM WRESTLING TEAM SCHEDULE SCHEDULE at Bethany Davis and Elkins West Virginia Bethany at Shepherd at West Virginia at Davis and Elkins Washington and Jefferson at West Virginia State WVIC Championships at Fairmont Tourney at Ohio State Waynesburg Washington and Jefferson Wheeling YMCA California at Waynesburg Indiana West Liberty at Wheeling YMCA at Marshall at West Virginia WRESTLING TEAM: FIRST ROW; Calvin Smith, Tom Burnett, Gary Joliff, Anthony Deahl, and Benny Bortle. SECOND ROW; Neal Clark, Maurice Kalin, Bill Albert, and Gary Moyer. THIRD ROW: William Floyd, Coach, Steve Lipscomb , Kenny Cross, and Rich Gorsuch. GOLF TEAM: FIRST ROW; Jim Domico and Gibby White. SECOND ROW; John Trach, Danny Brown and Bill Swats. GOLF TEAM TENNIS TEAM SCHEDULE California at West Virginia Davis and Elkins Frostburg West Liberty, Wheeling at Oglebay Park Wesleyan Davis and Elkins, Frostburg at Elkins West Virginia at Frostburg at California at Wesleyan Wheeling West Liberty WVIC Championships at Oglebay Park SCHEDULE at Salem Davis and Elkins Frostburg Wesleyan at Davis and Elkins Salem at Frostburg California at Wesleyan at California WVIC tournament at Oglebay Park at West Virginia TENNIS TEAM: Harold S. Duvall, Coach, Dick Drago, Dave Marsh, Bill Tomlinson, Jay Gidich, and Tony Schinto. m f W l 3 rl66 Asfcxxx, xk X X x x w ■I Y V Y S ' Y %. 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