Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1963 volume:

' ■ ■ w . tl 9i I k 11 SIS 1 it, £ ifiij € • EDITOR Cheryl Lynn Dunn BUSINESS MANAGER William E. Wilcox ART EDITOR David Larson PHOTOGRAPHERS Dave Springer Bill Pulice Gene Walter ' ISOR Earl N. Straight -■. i 1963 FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE FAIRMONT, W. VA. FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY 3??. -?sr J CONTENTS CAMPUS BUILDINGS ADMIN. FACULTY 8 SENIORS 24 JUNIORS 42 UNDERCLASSMEN .... 52 ACTIVITIES 74 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS. 90 GREEKS 116 MUSIC DRAMA 140 SPORTS 150 ADVERTISEMENTS 169 162955 SCIENCE HALL 1931 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 1916 COLEBANK GYMNASIUM 1940 LIBRARY 1952 MORROW HALL 1922 STUDENT CENTER 1960 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1948 PENCE HALL 1959 ■ v 1 ' 1 % Tvr 5- . ' ACADEMICS DR. ESTON K. FEASTER President Fairmont State College PAUL V. YOST Dean of College President ' s Home 11 HOMER W. COX Business Manager B.S. Marshall University OTIS H. MILAM, JR. Registrar and Director of Admissions B.S. West Virginia University, M.A. Mar- shall University ROXY DOWNS DILLON Dean of Women B.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 Guid- ance 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 12 BEULAH COLE Head Resident Pence Hall DORIS N. DAVIS Director of Food Service A.B. University of Pittsburgh PEARL D. BROWN Head Resident Morrow Hall WILFORD R. WILSON Athletic Director M.A. Columbia University GEORGIA PETERS, R.N. College Nurse HARRY C. FLEMING, M.D. College Physician A.B., West Virginia University, M.D., Uni- versity of Virginia CHARLES E. WILLIAMS Manager of Student Center HOBERT POP LAKE Special Policeman 13 JAMES V. ANZULOVIC, JR. Assistant Professor of History B.A., MA., University of Maryland. PHYLLIS L. AYERS Associate Professor of History B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology, M.A., Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. MARGARET ELLEN COPELAND Assistant Professor of English A.B., West Virginia University, M.Ed University of Mississippi. WILLIAM D. CREASY Professor of Biology B S., West Virginia Institute of Technology M.S., West Virginia University, Ph.D., State University of Iowa. JOANNE R. DAVIS Instructor of Secretarial Studie B.S., West Virginia University GEORGE E. CANON Psychology A.B., Fairmont State, M.A., West Vir- ginia University. A. PAUL DAVISSON Chairman, Biology Department B.S., University of Kentucky, A.B., Fair- mont State College, M.S., University of West Virginia. PAUL C. DAVIS Associate Professor of Physical Education and Recreation A.B., Glenville State College, M.A., Co- lumbia University. B. G. DUNN Associate Professor of Business Adminis- tration B.S., Concord College, M.S., University of Kentucky. HAROLD S. DUVALL Associate Professor of Physical Education A.B., Fairmont State College, M.S., Co- lumbia University. WILLIAM FLOYD Instructor of Physical Education B.S., Ohio State University, M.S., West Virginia University. FRED EDGELL Professor of English A.B., Salem College, M.A., West Virginia University, Ph.D., Ohio State University. DWIGHT FOWLER Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts B.S., West Virginia Institute of nology, M.Ed., Wayne University. Tech- ELEANOR M. FORD Associate Professor of Physics B.S. and M.S., West Virginia University. 15 A. NEILE FRYE Assistant Professor of Education A.B., Fairmont State College M.A., West Virginia University WESLEY GRAGSON Assistant Professor of Music B.S., Western Kentucky State College, M.M., West Virginia University WAYNE T. GRAY Chairman Dept. of Sociology B.S., University of Nebraska, M.A. and Ph.D., University of Wisconsin WAYNE GREGG Instructor of Sociology B.A. and M.A., West Virginia University GERTRUDE HALL Associate Professor of Home Economics A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A. Columbia University CLEO D. HAUGHT Associate Professor of Che mistry 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 C. HESS Assistant Professor of Home Economics A.B., Fairmont State College M.S., West Virginia University 16 GEORGE R. HUNT Professor of Biology Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh CLIFFORD R. HOUSE Associate Professor of English and Philosophy A.B., Kentucky Wesleyan College, M.Ed. University of Cincinnati, M.R.E., University of Pittsburgh CYRIL W. JOHNSON Associate Professor of Industrial Arts B.S., Stout Institute, M.A. Ohio State University EDGAR N. JAYNES Chairman Department of Business Adminis- tration and Business Education A.B., West Virginia University, M.B.A., Boston University LOY W. LEONARD Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A., West Virginia University JAMES A. LARUE Chairman of Math Department A.B. and M.S., West Virginia University, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh GINA S. PINTO Assistant Professor of Business Education B.S. and M.A., West Virginia University CLORA MARPLE Supervisor of Elementary Education A.B., Glenville State College, M.A., West Virginia University 17 ROBERT MASTERS Assistant Librarian B.S., West Virginia University PEARL S. McCARTY Professor of English A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A. West Virginia University, Ed.D, University of Florida FRANCES MOODY Instructor of Music B.S., Concord College, M.A., Columbia University RUTH ANN MUSICK Associate Professor of English B.S., Missouri State Teachers College, M.S., State University of Iowa, Ph.D., State University of Iowa PAUL F. OPP Associate Professor of English A.B., Mount Union College, A.M., Columbia University, Ped.D., University of Toronto WOODROW A. POTESTA Associate Professor of Business Administra tion and Business Education B.S. and L.L.B., West Virginia University 18 LILLIAN L. RHODES Associate Professor of Art B.S., Longwood College, M.A., Columbia University DOROTHY E. QUINTRELL Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., Wayne State University, M.S., Uni- versity of Michigan JAY E. ROBINSON Assistant Professor of Music B.M., Western Michigan University, M.M.E. Indiana University H. S. RHODES Associate Professor of English A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A. West Virginia University WILLIAM J. SCHNEIDER Instructor of Mathematics B.S., Fairmont State, M.S., West Virginia University WESLEY RYALS Assistant Professor of English B.S., Howard College, M.A.T., Duke Uni- versity ELIZABETH D. SWIGER Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S. and M.S., West Virginia University G. WAYNE SMITH Professor of History A.B., Salem College, A.M. and Ph.D., West Virginia University 19 MARJORIE TATE Associate Professor of English B.S., Centra] State Ohio, 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 Chairman of Modern Foreign Languages A.B., Marietta College, A.M., University of Wisconsin. THALIA SUZANNE THRALLS Instructor of Speech A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A. versity of Pittsburgh. Uni- WILLIAM P. TURNER, JR. Associate Professor of History A.B., A.M. and Ph.D., West Virginia University. JAMES L. TROISI Instructor of Political Science A.B., Lycoming College, M.A., Syracuse University. LAWRENCE A. WALLMAN Chairman of Speech Department A.B. and M.A., West Virginia University. NELLE E. WALTERS Associate Professor of Physical Education A.B., West Virginia University, M.A., George Peabody College. 20 RICHARD P. WELLOCK Associate Professor of Music B.S., Southwest Missouri State College, M.A., Columbia University. KENNETH G. WEIHE Chairman of English Department B.S., College of Wooster, M.A. and Ph.D., Yale University. MARGARET S. WILLARD Associate Professor of Education A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A., West Virginia University. KENNETH WHOOLERY Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., Fairmont State College, M.A., West Virginia University. LOUIS R. WILLIAMS Associate Professor of Art B.S., Bowling Green University, M.A., Ohio State University. JOHN R. WILLERTZ Instructor of History A.B., University of Detroit, M.A., Uni- versity of Michigan. KENNETH G. WISE Associate Professor of Industrial Arts B.S., Ohio University, M.A ., Ohio State. STARK A. WILMOUTH Director of Teacher Education and Field Services B.S. and M.A., West Virginia University. 21 LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Robert Rosier, head librarian; Robert Mc ters, Assistant Librarian. OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Louise Trader, Patricia Floyd, Ruth Hawkins, Jonnie Erdie, Linda Toothman, Leanna Wetzel, Nancy Clevenger, James Mills, Nelda Hawkins, Helen Hopewell, Karen Jones, Jessie Tonkins, Joan Harker, Katharyn Smith, Carol Kisner, Hazel Ashworth. VI W ' Ji niiWiillWllilM BOOKSTORE STAFF Hazel Beall, Maxine Pruitte. CAFETERIA STAFF Helen Verge, Lorraine Cole, Alice Kime, Delphia Straight, Ima Strait, Ruth McCulloch, Mary Massei, Mary B. Lemley, Evelyn Moore. STUDENT CENTER STAFF Josephine Benencasa, Mary Schipono, Eva Murphy, Sara Toothman, Josephine Hawkins, Dorothy Wilson. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS STAFF FIRST ROW: Bob Wilderman, Gene Rogers, Ed- gar Williams, Superintendent; Marshall Parker, John Russell. Carney Lehew. SECOND ROW: Clifford Knight, James Caldwell, Lindsay Tooth- man, Wilfred J. Will.oms, Robert M. King, Har- vey Crouser, Frank McDiffitt. w f ♦ SENIORS m JUDITH LYNN ARNETT Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and English Pi Kappa Phi; Physical Education Club; Wesley Foundation. CAROLYN ANN BAKER B.S. in Chemistry Lambda Delta Lambda CAROLYN ELLEN BARNES Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Biology Gamma Chi Chi, Second V. Pres.,- Beta Beta Beta, V. Pres.; Women ' s Physical Education Club; Basketball; Field Hockey, Tennis. CAROL A. BEE Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education Occupational Commerce and Home Eco- nomics Sigma Sigma Sigma,- Majorette; Big Sis- ter Program; Home Economics Club; SNSEA; Fu-Se-Fa. HAROLD F. BOWER Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Mathematics Pi Kappa Phi AUGUSTA ASHLEY A.B. in Education Home Economics and Social Studies Home Economics Club, First V. Pres.; SNSEA. FREDERICK A. AURETTO McKeesport, Pa. B.S. in Business Administration Theta Xi; Newman Club; Alpha Alpha Alpha; Tasks Council; Young Democrats; MOUND. BECKY BANE 3arrackville, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Gamma Chi Chi Sgt. at Arms,- SNSEA,- Cheerleader; Young Democrats. M ' 1 ' Social MARY ANN BOLTON Beckle, W. Va. A.B. in Education English and Social Studies Sigma Kappa, First V. Pres.,- SNSEA; Kap- pa Delta Pi, Sec; Die Wissenschaftler; Newman Club; Pi Kappa Phi; Inter Pan- hellenic Council; College Choir,- Future Teacher of the Year Nomination. RICHARD G. BOWMAN Barrackville, W. Va. A.B. in Education Mathematics and Physical Education Theta Xi; Track; Wrestling. BETTY BROWN Baltimore, Maryland A.B. in Education Physical Education and Social Studies Sigma Sigma Sigma,- Women ' s Physical Education Club; Hockey Team. BETTEY JO BROWN Farmington, W. Va. A.B. in Education Home Economics and Biology Home Economics Club NANCY ANN BREWER Newburg, West Virginia A.B. in Education English and French MARIE BRUNETT Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education Choir; SNSEA. BRENDA BURNER Elkins, W. Va. A.B. in Education Alpha Delta Chi; Kappa Delta Pi, Treas- urer; Inter Panhellenic Council; Women ' s Panhellenic Secretary. STANLEY E. BURNETT Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Tau Gamma, Secretary; Band Choir; Wesley Foundation, Vice President; Summer School Senior Class President; Pyramid Society; Inter-Panhellenic, Presi- dent; Junior Class Sgt.-at-arms; Alpha Alpha Alpha, Secretary; Freshman Coun- selor; Student Party Council; COLUMNS, Co-Editor,- Inherit the Wind ; Guys and Dolls ; Who ' s Who. LARRY CURTIS BURNER Bridgeport, W. Va. A.B. in Education Social Studies Football; Wrestling; Baseball; Letterman ' s Club. DEANNA KATHRYN CALICH Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Social Studies and English Sigma Kappa,- COLUMNS, Circulation Editor,- MOUND,- SNSEA: Young Demo- crats, Treasurer,- Wesley Foundation. ROBERT CALICH, JR. Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Baseball; Young Democrats; SNSEA. JOSEPH T. CHONTOS McKeesport, Pennsylvania A.B. in Education Industrial Arts and Social Studies Industrial Arts Club; SNSEA. CAROLYN A. CLAY Maysville, Kentucky A.B. in Education SNSEA. BRIAN SHAFER COLE Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Theta Xi, Chaplain; Pyramid Society,- President Student Body,- President Stu- dent Body Summer School; Choir,- Inter- Fraternity Council, President; MOUND, Business Manager,- Junior Class President; U.C.C.F.; Who ' s Who. SANDRA JEAN COX Smithburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education English and Social Studies Wesley Foundation, State Secretary, SNSEA; Centurions; Band MARY JANE CRISS Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education Alpha Delta Chi, Vice President; Fresh- man Counselor; Wesley Foundation; Inter- fraternity Council; SNSEA; Junior Class Secretary; Big Sister. EDDIE R. CROUSE B.S. in Biology and Physical Education Tau Kappa Epsilon; Soccer Team BARBARA ANN DEBERRY Terra Alta, W. Va. A.B. in Education Wesley Foundation; Centurions HOWARD HERSCHEL CONAWAY Fairmont, W. Va. 3.S. in Chemistry Tau Beta lota, President, Corresponding Secretary, Prep-master; Pyramid Society,- Student Council, Honorary and Pro- fessional Representative; Freshman Coun- selor; Beta Beta Beta; Student Party Campaign Chairman,- Young Democrats, Vice-president; Wrestling; Inherit The Wind. NANCY GRACE CONWELL Bridgeport, W. Va. A.B. in Education English and Speech Dramatics Gamma Chi Chi, 2nd vice president Young Democrats, Vice President; Choir Debate Team; Freshman Counselor, Homecoming Court; Tau Beta lota Sweet- heart Court; ROTO Representative,- Navy Queen; SNSEA,- The Boyfriend, Ah, Wilderness, Little Mary Sunshine, Bye, Bye, Birdie ; Who ' s Who. JOHN G. CONAWAY Fairview, West Virginia A.B. in Education Student Body Treasurer; SNSEA, Presi- dent; Track,- Basketball, Co-Captain; Freshman Counselor; Wesley Foundation; Who ' s Who. RICHARD A. COPLEY Rivesville, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Speech Theta Xi; Soccer Team; Bye, Bye, Birdie NATHAN O. CRESCENZI Rivesville, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Social Studies JEAN CRITES Pruntytown, W. Va. A.B. in Education Home Economics and Biology Home Economics Club WILLIAM J. DATSKO B.S. in Business and Psychology Alpha Alpha Alpha PATRICIA ANN DECARLO Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Secretarial Studies Fu Se Fa, Treasurer; Newman Club. EMMA DEGASPERIN Kingwood, W. Va. A.B. in Education Sigma Sigma Sigma, President and Re- cording Secretary; Senior Class Seo- Treas.; Panhellentc; Inter-Panhellenic, Treas.; Physical Education Club; Fu-Se-Fa, Sec, Newman Club, Sec.; Young Demo- crats; Big Sister Program,- Women ' : Hockey Team; Tennis, and Basketball. PETE DICKERSON Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Recreation Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian; Letterman ' s Club; Cross Country; Track; Basketball; COLUMNS; MOUND; Greek Week Chair- man. JAMES EDWARD DOTTS Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Chemistry JACK C. DULANEY Pine Grove, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Social Studies Sigma Tau Gamma; Student Body Trea.,- Senior Class President; Cross Country,- Track; Soccer; Letterman ' s Club; Pyramid Society; Bye, Bye, Birdie JAMES E. DURKIN Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Biology Tau Beta lota, Sec.,- Pi Kappa Phi; Letter- men ' s Club; Wrestling; Pyramid Society, President. NANCY ANN FERGUSON Appolo, Pennsylvania A.B. in Education Home Economics and Art Wesley Foundation; Home Club Economics SHARON SUE FERRELL Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education Alpha Delta Chi, Corr. Sec., Recording Sec, 2nd Vice-Pres.,- Freshman Counselor,- TASK, Vice Pres.,- Freshman Sec.-Treas.; Sophomore Class, Sec.-Treas.; Senior Class Vice-Pres.,- Young Republican Club; Roger Williams Fellowship; T.B.I. Sweetheart; Junior Prom Court; Collegiates; Choir, Secretary; Big Sister Program ; Wizard of Oz ; Guvs and Dolls. KENNETH FETTY Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania A.B. in Education Biology Beta Beta Beta CARMELLA JEAN FISHER Shinnston, W. Va. A.B. in Education Mathematics and French Newman Club; Young Democrats Club; Pi Kappa Phi; Die Wissenschaftler, Treasurer; Centurions. J. PAUL FLAHERTY Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Newman Club CHARLES L. FORTNEY Colfax, W. Va. B.S. in Biology Sigma Tau Gamma, Sergeant-at-arms; Historian; Beta Beta Beta; Band; Teach me How to Cry. NANCY MARIE FRANKMAN Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Biology, General and Physical Science Beta Beta Beta, Vice-President; Newman Club; Young Democrats; SNSEA. 16 20 , i h PAUL MICHAEL FULKS Weston, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education RALPH CRAIG GECKLE Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Chemistry Tau Beta lota JIMMIE GIANETTINO Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education Industrial Arts and Social Studies SNSEA; Industrial Arts Club. FLOYD STANLEY HALL B.S. Zoology Tau Kappa Epsilon; Young Democrats,- Freshman Counselor; Soccer Team; Track; Swimming Team; Pence Hall, Pres.; Beta Beta Beta; TASKS, President; Collegiate Academy of Science CAROL SUE HALL Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Home Economics Alpha Delta Chi, Corresponding Secre- tary; Choir; Home Economics Club; Pi Kappa Phi GARY HARTER Smithfield, W. Va. B.S. Industrial Arts Sigma Tau Gamma; Industrial Arts Club; Epsilon Pi Tau. ENGLE L. HALL Clarksburg, W.Va. B.S. in History SARA ANN HAUGHT Mannington, W.Va. A.B. in Education Sigma Sigma Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi; Splashers; Wesley Foundation. JUDY HERN DON Fairmont, West Virginia A.B. in Education English and Social Studies Gamma Chi Chi; Pi Kappa Phi; Young Republicans; Big Sister Program,- Skin of Our Teeth ,- The Bad Children MARK A. HEWITT Fairmont, W.Va. English and Industrial Arts Tau Beta lota, Sec, Chaplain; Choir; Collegiates,- Madrigal Singers,- Guys and Dolls. BARBARA M. HIRT Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education Gamma Chi Chi; SNSEA; Freshman Coun- selor; Women ' s Panhellenic Council, Sec.,- Young Democrats,- Fu Se Fa; Student Party; Inferpanhellenic, Vice Pres.; Big Sister Program; Tau Beta lota Sweetheart Court,- Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart Court DONNA LINAOLA HOBBS Fairmont, W.Va. Physical Education and Home Economics Sigma Kappa, Corresponding Sec.,- U.C.C.F.; Home Economics Club; Physical Education Club,- SNSEA. MARGARET HOLMAN Reader, W.Va. A.B in Elementary Education SNSEA, Secretary of Morrow Hall DAVID L. HORWITZ Pittsburgh, Penn. A.B. in Education, Physical Education. Baseball, Football, Letterman Club Industrial Arts and manager; Wrestling, fr A k MARY JOAN HOWES Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Home Economics and Biology Alpha Delta Phi, Best Pledge, Pledgemis- tress and president; Co-editor yearbook, Kappa Delta Pi, Blazers, Beta Beta Beta; Home Economics Club; Freshman Coun- selor; Miss Young Democrat I960; Sum- mer Student Council; Newman Club, Homecoming Court, Women ' s Panhellenic,- Inter-Pan Council, Kappa Sigma Sweet- heart 1961; Who ' s Who. GARY M. HUFFMAN Mannington, W.Va. B.S. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club; Band. ELIZABETH A. HUTTON Bridgeport, W.Va. B.S. in Home Ec. Home Ec. Club APRIL KAPRELIAN Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Home Economics and History Home Economics Club AUDREY HOPE KIMPEL Pittsburgh, Penna. A.B. in Education, Physical Education and Home Economics Sigma Kappa Sorority, second vice-presi- dent; Home Economics Club, Treas; Phy- sical Education Club; Wesley Foundation; Band; Big Sister Program; Women ' s Pan- hellenic. DAVID LAWRENCE LARSON McKeesport, Pa. A.B. In Art Education Tau Kappa Epsilon, president; Newman Club; Kappa Pi; Art Editor of Mound; COLUMNS Reporter. ALICE JONES Fairview, W.Va. A.B. in Physical Ed. and Speech Cheerleader; Masquers; Alpha Omega. Alpha Delta Chi. Psi H. ROBERT KAPIELIAN Red Bank, New Jersey B.S. in Business VORAVIDHYA KUSOLSOMBURANA Bangkok, Thailand B.S. in Biology and Chemistry Tau Kappa Epsilon; Wrestling; Soccer team; Beta Beta Beta; Lamba Delta Lambda. PENELOPE A. LAROSA Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Secretarial, and English Sigma Kappa; Best Pledge, Recording Sec, Social Chairman, Treasurer,; Inter- Pan, Secretary; Women ' s Panhellenic; Fu Se Fa,- Vice President, College Choir. WILLIAM L. LAWMAN Bridgeport, W.Va. B.S. in Biology Beta Beta Beta, Historian; Choir; Collegi- ates. TOM LEWIS Mannington, W.Va. B.S. in Chemistry and Physics Tau Kappa Epsilon,- Lambda Lambda; Lettermen ' s Club; Footbal Deltc MERLE LOWE Morgantown, W.Va. A.B. in Education, English and Social Studies SNSEA; Kappa Delta Pi CAROL KAY LUCAS Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education, English and Commerce Occupational. Sigma Sigma Sigma, Corresponding Sec- retary; Kappa Delta Pi; Choir; Freshman Counselor; SNSEA; Fu-Se-Fa. CAROLE ANN LUSHINSKY Monongah, W.Va. A.B. in Education, English, French and Speech Newman Club; Masquers; Pi Kappa Phi; President and Secretary; Gigi ; Guys Education and Dolls SNSEA. Once More With Feeling ' BARBARA MANLEY Grafton, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Physical and Social Studies Women ' s Physical Education Club, Presi- dent; Women ' s Hockey; Tennis; Basket- ball; Kappa Delta Pi; Morrow Hall, President; Die Wissenschaftler; SNSEA. DAVID MARSH Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Industrial Arts Kappa Sigma Kappa; Epsilon Pi Tau ; Football Manager; Tennis; Swimming; Lettermen ' s Club. SANDRA JOY MASON Grafton, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Physical Education, Speech and Dramatics Sigma Sigma Sigma; Physical Education Club; Choir; Bye Bye Birdie ; Billy The Kid JANE MAYS Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Biology and Social Studies Sigma Kappa Sorority, Assistant Treas- urer; Roger Williams Fellowship; Young Democrats Club. DONALD L. MAY Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Business Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Basket- ball; Lettermen ' s Club; Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms,- Outstanding Sopho- more Award; Alpha Alpha Alpha. HELEN LOUISE McCLAIN Greensburg, Ohio A.B. in Elementary Education Alpha Delta Chi, House Treasurer and President; COLUMNS, Society Editor; SNSEA; Choir. MARY McCLAIN Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Wesley Foundation; SNSEA; Young Re- publicans,- Choir; Centurions. RONALD KEITH McCLURE Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Recreation Tau Kappa Epsilon; Track; Cross Country,- COLUMNS; Lettermen ' s Club. KENLEY L. MENENDEZ Spelter, W.Va. B.S. in Business Adminstration Assistant Public Relations Director; Jour- nalism Student Assistant; Alpha Alpha Alpha. BARBARA M. MICHAEL Mannington, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Business Education and Home Economics Fu-Se-Fa; Home Economics; SNSEA AMERICO SERAFINO MICONI Carolina, W.Va. B.S. in Business Adminstration Tau Kappa Epsilon,- Alpha Alpha Alpha; Young Democrats,- Newman Club ALBERT MOHRMAN Barrackville, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Industrial Arts and Physical Science Theta Xi, Pledgemaster,- Epsilon Pi Tau, President; Industrial Arts Club,- Newman Club. I MELBA MALLOW MUMPOWER Petersburg, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Commerce Occupational and Home Economics Sigma Kappa, President; Fu-Se-Fa; Home Economics Club; SNSEA; Band; Choir; Wesley Foundation, President; Panhellenic. ROBERT J. MYERS Farmington, W. Va. A.B. in Education Industrial Arts and Physical Science Lambda Delta Lambda, Secretary; Epsi- lon Pi Tau, Vice President; Industrial Arts Club; SNSEA. BETTY LU MITCHELL Petersburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Social Studies and English SNSEA, Secretary; Delta Zeta,- Young Republicans; Wesley Foundation JAMES RICHARD MOORHEAD West Newton, Pa. B.S. in Business Adminstration Tau Kappa Epsilon,- TASKS Council; Alpha Alpha Alpha. JOHN MYERS Aurora, W.Va. A.B. in Secondary Education Biology and Physical Education Tau Kappa Epsilon,- Beta Beta Beta, Treas- urer,- Academy of Science,- Lettermen ' s Club; Basketball, Tr ack, and Cross Coun- try Manager,- Pence Hall Secretary and Treasurer; Young Republicans Club; Who ' s Who. THOMAS E. NICHOLSON Randallstown, Maryland A.B. in Education, Physical Education and Social Studies Soccer, Basketball, Intramurals. CAROL RUTH NEASE Newell, W.Vo. A.B. in Education, Home Economics and Social Studies Delta Zeta, Treasurer and President Morrow Hall House Council, Secretary Big Sister Program; SNSEA; Panhellenic Inter-Panhellenic Council; Home Economics Club; Young Republicans Club RICHARD D. OGDEN Shinnston, W.Va. B.S. in Recreation Track; Cross Country; Lettermen ' s Club; Wesley Foundation. MARY JANE ORR Mannington, W.Va. B.S. in Secretarial Studies Sigma Kappa, Recording Secretary; Fu-Se-Fa, Treasurer; Kappa Pi; Women ' s Panhellenic; GLORIA JEAN PARRISH Rachael, W.Va. Two Year Secretarial Fu-Se-Fa. KATHLEEN O ' CONNOR Shinnston, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Art and English Sigma Kappa; Kappa Pi, President; MOUND; Band; Choir; Inter-Panhellenic; Madrigals. JANE C. ORR Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Education Gamma Chi Chi, First Vice President; Sophomore Class Vice President; Student Body Vice President; Freshman Counselor Newman Club; Splashers; Pi Kappa Phi Young Democrats,- T.B.I. Sweetheart Court Junior Prom Court; Choir; Collegiates Homecoming Queen; Who ' s Who. KAREN LOUISE PARRISH Rachael, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Home Economics and Commerce Occupational Home Economics Club, Vice President; Fu- Se-Fa. SALLY A. PARSONS Shinnston, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Physical Education and English Sigma, Sigma, Sigma,- Wesley Foun- dation; Young Democrats; MOUND,- COL- UMNS; Women ' s Physical Education Club; Swimming. PETER E. PELL Weirton, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Physical Education and Social Studies Tau Kappa Epsilon; Summer School Stu- dent Body Treasurer; Soccer. GEORGE F. PHILLIPS, JR. Mannington, W.Va. A.B. in Education, Mathematics Physical Science Kappa Sigma Kappa,- SNSEA ind JOHN E. PIGNANELLI Fairmont, W.Va. B.S. in Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President; New- man Club; Alpha Alpha Alpha; Inter- Panhellenic Council. CAROLYN FAYE POE Fairmont, W.Va. A.B. in Home Economics Home Economics Club; Physical Club Education JUNE ANN PRATT Grafton, W. Va. A.B. in Education, English and Social Studies Delta Zeta, Secretary; Student Council, Secretary; Freshman Counselor; Morrow Hall, Vice President; Die Wissenschaftler; Big Sister Program; SNSEA; Wesley Foun- dation; Pi Kappa Phi RICHARD M. RIAL Crafton, Pa. B.S. in Business Adminstration Sigma Tau Gamma, Assistant Treasurer ROLAND E. RAINES Keyser, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Social Studies, Com- merce Business Principles Theta Xi, Treasurer; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Sergeant-at-arms and Treasurer; Alpha Alpha Alpha, Vice President. FRANCES JEAN REESE Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma; Newman SNSEA; College Choir. Club; FRANK ANTHONY RIBEL, JR. Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. Business Administration, Tau Beta Iota; Alpha Alpha Alpha; Young Democrats; Newman Club, Treas- urer. DAVID R. ROMEO B.S. in Biology Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chaplain; B.S. Business Administration Soccer KENNETH S. ROBB McKeesport, Pa. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Pi, President; Vice President, Assis- tant Pledge Master; Inter-Panhellenic Council; Inter-Fraternity Council; Newman Club; Young Republicans; Alpha Alpha Alpha; MOUND Staff; TASK Council, Treasurer. SANDRA LEE ROSS Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Newman Club; Die Wissenschftler; SNSEA; Centurions; College Choir. RICHARD W. RAWLS Vienna, Virginia B.A. Fine Arts, and Business Administra- tion Tau Kappa Eps ilon; Soccer Team; MOUND, Art Editor SHARON SATTERFIELD Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma, President, Keeper of Grades; Cheerleader; Women ' s Panhel- lenic, President; Inter-Panhellenic Council; Blazers, President; Young Democrats, Sec- retary,- SNSEA; Who ' s Who FRANKLIN A. SAVICH Grant Town, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Industrial Arts and Physical Education Tau Beta Iota; Letterman ' s Club; SNSEA; Industrial Arts Club; Swimming Team; Newman Club. LINDA ROSE SECCURO Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Art 3nd French Sigma Sigma Sigma, Keeper of Grades,- Kappa Sigma Kappa, Sweetheart Court; TASK, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer; Young Democrats; Newman Club PAT SELLERS Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education, English and Commerce Occupational Sigma Sigma Sigma, Treasurer and Re- cording Secretary; Freshman Counselor,- Junior Class Vice President; Fu-Se-Fa, President; Head Majorette,- Young Demo- crats; Summer School Queen; Homecom- ing Court MARSHALL SCHROEDER Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Recreation and Sociology Choir; Collegiates; Madrigals. HARRIET ANNE SHAW Kasson, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education and Commerce Occu- pational SNSEA; Orchesis, Historian; Wesley Foun- dation; Woman ' s Physical Education Club, Treasurer; Centurions, Sec.-Treas.,- Morrow Hall House Council; Fu-Se-Fa. ELIZABETH SUE SHIRLEY Albright, W. Va. A.B. in Education Physical Education Social Studies Centurions; Woman ' s Physical Education Club JAMES L. SHRIVER Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Biology Beta Beta Beta; Sigma Tau Gamma RUTH ANN SHUMAKER Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Commerce Occupational, Commerce ness Principles Fu-Se-Fa; SNSEA RENATA SCHMIDT Greenwich, Connecticut A.B. in Elementary Education Delta Zeta, Historian JAMES BRADFORD SHAFFER Shlnnston, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Tau Gamma, First Vice President, Treasurer, Recording Secretary and Cor- responding Secretary; Alpha Alpha Alf pha; Student Council; Inter-Panhellenic Council; Inter-Panhellenlc JOHN WILLIAM SHAW Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Industrial Arts and Physical Education Tau Beta lota,- Track; Cross Country; In- dustrial Arts Club ERMO A. SICHER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S. in Biology Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary; Beta Beta Beta, President; Newman Club, President; Collegiate Academy of Science; Soccer Team,- Pi Kappa Phi; Freshman Counse- lor PEGGY SMAY Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Home Economics Sigma Sigma Sigma,- Home Club Economics JANET LOUISE SMITH • Fairmont, W. Va. Two-Year Secretarial Course Pi Kappa Phi; Orchesis; Fu Se Fa IMOGENE SPURLOCK Bridgeport, W. Va. SNSEA; Home Economics Delta Pi Club; Kap pa JANE EDGELL STEADMAN Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education Elementary Education SNSEA; Jr.-Sr. Prom, Publicity Chairman; Wesley Foundation, COLUMNS; Mas- quers; Teach Me how to Cry. JOHN W. STEADMAN Marietta, Ohio A.B. in Education Physical Education and Social Studies Tau Kappa Epsilon; Pyramid Society, Sec.; Lettermans Club; Cross Country; Basket- ball; Track; Pence Hall President and Vice President; Young Republicans JACK L. STEMPLE Aurora, West Virginia A.B. in Education Biology and General Science and Physical Science Sigma Tau Gamma; Library Assistant. W. ALAN STEWART Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration and His- tory Theta Xi; Alpha Alpha Alpha RICHARD HARRISON STEBBINS Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. In Business Administration JOAN M. STOCKWELL Farmington, W. Va. B.S. in Mathematics ALMA ANN TALBOT Philippi, W. Va. A.B. in Education Occupational Commerce and Social Studies Sigma Kappa, second vice-pres.; SNSEA, Vice-President; Morrow Hall, Treasurer; Fu Se Fa; Wesley Foundation; Band; Young Democrats; Honor Assembly BETTY ANN TENNANT Hagans, W. Va. A.B. in Education Mathematics and Biology Alpha Delta Chi, Historian, Treasurer; Die Wissenschaftler, President; Beta Beta Beta, Treasurer; SNSEA, Secretary; Who ' s Who ADNA IRL THOMAS Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Tau Gamma; Recording Secretary Alpha Alpha Alpha; College Choir TERRY ANN TUCKER Fairmont, W. Va. Two year Secretarial Course Fu Se Fa; Wizard of Oz JACK VANPELT Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Theta Xi, President, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Alpha Alpha, President; Inter Panhellenic Council MARY JILL VINCENT Shinnston, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Choir; Young Republicans Club RICHARD L. WEAVER Monongah, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon, Grammateus; Let- lermen ' s Club; Inter-Panhellenic; Basket- ball; Soccer; Alpha Alpha Alpha HENRY WHITE Rivesville, W. Va. B.S. in Chemistry RICHARD WILLIAMS Fairmont, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon, Grammateus,- Letter- men ' s Club,- Inter-Panhellenic; Basketball; Soccer; Alpha Alpha Alpha WILLIAM JOSEPH WILSON B.S. in Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President; Soc- cer; Basketball; Pence Hall, President, Vice President and Treasurer; Alpha Al- pha Alpha,- Roger Williams Fellowship; Inter-Fraternity Council; Lettermen ' s Club; COLUMNS editor; Young Republicans Club MARILEE HOHMANN VEASEY A.B. in Education Speech and English Campus Highlights; Camera Goes to Col- lege; COLUMNS; MOUND Staff WALDO WALKER, JR. Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Industrial Arts and Physical Education Tau Beta Iota; Lettermen ' s Club; Indus- trial Arts Club, Treasurer; Swimming; SNSEA KAREN WHINNIE Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Biology and English Sigma Kappa, First Vice President; Secre- tary of Student Council; Beta Beta Beta; Blazers; Kappa Delta Pi; Die Wissen- schaftler; Women ' s Panhellenic Council; Inter-Fraternity Council; SNSEA; Who ' s Who ELIZABETH GAYE WHITEFORD Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education, English and French Alpha Delta Chi; Masquers, President; United Christian Campus Fellowship; M.M. Neely Oratorical Winner; Gigi 38 JUDY WILT Barrackville, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Gamma Chi Chi; Young Republicans; Mas- quers; MENC; Beta Mu; Collegiates,- Another Part of the Forest,- Teach Me How To Cry DONNA WOLFE Mannington, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Social Studies and Physical Education Sigma Kappa; Women ' s Physical Educa- tion Club; Young Democrats MARGARET CARLONE WOLFE Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Elementary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma, Keeper of Grades; Choir; SNSEA; Big Sister Program; Sec- retary of Summer School Student Body; Junior Prom Court; Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart Court MARSHA CHARLENE WOODS Clarksburg, West Virginia A.B. in Education Physical Education and English Sigma Sigma Sigma,- Young Republicans; Splashers; Sergeant of Arms, House Coun- cil, Morrow Hall; Pi Kappa Phi,- Wesley Foundation; Orchesis,- Women ' s Physical Education Club; Guys and Dolls. WILLIAM ALLEN YAREMCHUK Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Social Studies Speech and Dramatics Kappa Delta Pi, President; Alpha Psi Omega; Vice President; Centurions; De- bate Team; Intercollegiate Debating; Mas- quers; National District Debate Tourna- ment; W.V.I.C.S.A. Festival; M.M. Neely Oratorical Winner; Inherit the Wind; Blue Denim,- Skin of Our Teeth; Picnic CAROLE ZAHRNDT Vandergrift, Pa. B.S. in Physical Education Women ' s Physical Education Club,- Vice President; United Christian Campus Fel- lowship; COLUMNS BILLY JAMES HIGGINS Coburn, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Physical Education and Social Studies Tau Kappa Epsilon; Baseball; Lettermen ' s Club; Young Democrats Club FRANK J. GENTILOZZI Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Social Commerce Choir 39 Studies and JUNIOR YEAGER Rivesville, W. Va. B.S. in Business Administration Tau Beta Iota; Alpha Alpha Alpha, Treasurer ROBERT R. ZAPPACOSTA Fairmont, W. Va. A.B. in Education, Social English Bye Bye Birdie Studies and JERRY EDWARD MCKEEN Clarksburg, W. Va. A.B. in Education, English and Speech and Dramatics Alpha Psi Omega,- President; Masquers, President; Debate Union; SNSEA; COL- UMNS editor; Neely Oratorical Contest; Children ' s Theater UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS MARTIN ASHLAND DALE BARTH HAROLD BONDY CAROLYN BROWNING LEE COCEANO FELIX COLACIELLO EDNA CONOWAY HOWARD CONOWAY NORMA CONRAD JUDITH CROUSER JOHN CRANWELL RONALD CVETICAN EDWARD DANIEL BARBARA DiMAlO JIM DOMICO JAMES DOWNEY RICHARD DRAGO RICHARD ELLIS FRED FERNANDEZ WILLIAM FOX ALFRED GIBBONS DAVID GILES CHARLES GILLETT WILLIAM GREENLEE PATRICIA GRIFFIN SARAH HARRISON LAWRENCE HARTON RICHARD HASKERS MOLLIE M. HAUGHT SHELIA K. HENRY JAMES HILTON THOMAS HITE HARRY HOBBS, JR. BERNARD FRANKLIN HUEY GEORGE IRBOVICH MARONEE F. JANES NOLA PEARL JONES GENE KENDZIOR MARGIE E. KISNER MARY D. KULCZYCKI KARL KYLE LAWRENCE LAKE KENNETH LEASEBURG ROBERT LOWE CAROL LUCAS NANCY LYONS JOHN MAHALIC CARMEN MASELLI CARL McKINNEY REBECCA MERCER ADAM MOCSARY ROBERT MOSER ROBERT NEWBROUGH WALTER NEWHOUSE AUGUST PALUMBO JOHN PARKER CLINTON PHILLIPS STEWART PEOLLNITZ JOSEPH SCHAAD HENRY SCHMIDT RAYMOND SHADIS JEANNE W. SHAFFER RICHARD SHAFFER LAWRENCE SHOEMAKER WALTER SHUMSKY JAMES SINDLEDECKER EMILIO SPINO MORGAN SPRIGG WESLEY STAUD ROBERT STEMPLE JAMES STEWART EUGENE STRIEBY EDWARD SUMPYER DONALD SUPLITA WILLIAM SWATS SHIRLEY SWIHART EILEEN TALLEY MILDRED TANO EDNA TITCHENAL BURL TOOTHMAN JOHN TOOTHMAN BEATRICE TROTTO PATRICIA WARTHAN WILLIAM WEATHERHOLT JAMES WILCOX RONALD WINTER JAMES WISE EARL YOST FIELDING YOST JED YOUMANS 40 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS On behalf of the MOUND staff, I Cheryl Lynn Dunn, editor of the MOUND, wish to extend my heartiest congratulations to the seniors at F.S.C. Years from now, I hope this, the 1963 edition of the MOUND, will bring back pleasant and rewarding memories of Fairmont State College. i . JUNIORS Linda Le Roy Martha Fragale John Stewart William Conrad Patricia Stansberr William Talbot Donald Reed Peggy Wentz Richard Newcome William Ullom Elizabeth Benda William Ebert Valeria Kullman Carolyn Bartlett iimifel Wyona Isner Penny Heiskell Norma Bankard Jerilynn Curtis Joyce Williams Leah Kramer Carol Cunningham Susan Huels Nancy Hughes Mary Simon Eileen De Bel lis Judi Adams Prescilla McCullough Carolyn Fowler Yvonne Nedrow 51 r U mi . • ► -• mm- ' ••• «. 4 -. rv UNDERCLASSMEN i SOPHOMORES . . . Karen Kesling Jim Seamon Linda Tims Georgiana Bissett Diana Wyer Maynard Miller Dean Hill Gary McBride Dorothy Ruth Nancy Capicola Sue Hawkinberry Claudia Greene Barbara Hachat Carl Cottrill Norma Lasure M iM Gary Smith Juanita Villers Rebecca Ford Paul Rexrode Richard Ashcraft Cheryl Dunn 1 Daniel Molner Cecily McAteer Joseph Clara Marsha Scherick Billie Cooper Cheryl Lowe Charles Panders Joseph Law Joseph Smith Barry Locke Rebecca Agrippe Ann Rothlisberger Roger Denison John Christian John Thralls Dennis Curry Steve Egress Donald Baughman Sharon Haught Jon Shriver Katherine Kipflnger Gary Jolliff Wayne Shade Frank Jeziaro Linda Rushing David Bowman Mary Postlewait Allan Knight William Arnold Wilcox 63 FRESHMEN . . . 64 Group 3 ROW 1: S. Cunningham, B. Davidson, S. Cosco, B. Davis, R. Creasy, C. Coffman, B. Davis, L. Day. ROW 2: C. Cunningham, P. Crawford, J. Conrad, M. Criss, J. Cosco, D. D ' Amico, D. Cook. Group 4 ROW 1: M. Howes, counselor; C. Feola, D. Dixon, E. DeVeto, C. Felosa, E. Devono, S. Enlow, B. Evans. ROW 2: D. Edling, L. Ferrell, J. Downs, T. Eddy, P. Droppleman. 65 ROW 1: C. Fonte, G. Griffin, L. Fultz, B. Gardner, L. Grimm, S. Gibson, C. Furbee, L. Gerasco. ROW 2: C. Gibson, T. Friedman, C. Lucas, counselor; P. Gerkin, S. Gouer, A. Foley. Group 6 ROW 1: L. Higginbotham, S. Harr, M. Harden, N. Harden, L. Hall, J. Haught, S. Hughes, D. Hosaflook. ROW 2: J. Hill, R. Hager, R. Gump, D. Hall, J. Holson, R. Reed, counselor; K. Hinkle, L. Himes, B. Tennant, counselor. 66 67 Group 9 ROW 1: M. Maruca, J. Meissner, H. McMunn, M. Mikez, J. Merico, C. McMullln, M. Meredith, S. Mohley. ROW 2: M. Malloy, C. Moore, B. McLane, G. Mihalic, M. Martin, J. Martin, E. Merrifield, E. Moats, C. Kelly, P. Merchant, J. Bunner and S. Farrell, counselors. Group 10 ROW 1: J. Musgrave, J. Nicholson, M. Moore, L. Moore. ROW 2: J. Neri, L. Moore, G. Moran, E. Morris, J. Newhouse, E. Mullaney, R. Nessehotte, M. Oreskovich, C. Nelson. 68 Group 1 1 ROW 1: D. Pearce, J. Reese, J. Paugh, J. Peora, B. Ringer, P. Rice, D. Richards, L. Ribas. ROW 2: L. Shaffer, counselor; F. Cooper, L. Roach, J. Post, P. Reho, T. Reed, A. Perry, E. Pellillo. Group 1 2 ROW 1: J. Robey, P. Scott, R. Sauro, W. Sandy, P. Rollins, S. Rubesne. ROW 2: A Rudy, S. Serafini, J. Sholtis, B. Russell, C. Sheppard. 69 Group 1 3 Group 14 ROW 1: K. Straight, N. Stimmell, R. Steele, S. Stansberry, M. Stanny, P. Summers, R. Stromberg, H. Stull. ROW 2: J. Steadman, counselor; R. Stout, M. Sowers, D. Smith, J. Smith, W. Stump, C. Spiker, D. Martin, G. Starkey, R. Steele, R. Spragg, T. Stall, P. Smay, B. Stotler. ROW 1: J. Terretti, J. Thrasher, R. Terrant, D. Underwood, B. Tetrick, R. VanVoorhis. ROW 2: K. Vandegrift, D. VanMeter, G. Twyman, H. Swiger, J. Tucker, B. Tomblyn, J. Tetrick, R. Tennant, K. Ellis, counselor. 70 Group 15 ROW 1: D. Ware, A. West, J. Ward, R. Wilson, V. Wilburn, D. West, G. Willey. ROW 2: T. Williams, A. Volpe, D. Williams, E. Wilson, R. White, D. Williams, R. Wallace, B. Wageley, E. Vozniak, D. Wilson, J. Williams. Group 16 ROW 1: L. Matey, J. Wolfe, B. Wuerker. ROW 2: C. Warner, H. Wright, T. Corlett, W. Watkins. 71 72 73 p :ar i % % i r - -  ' S ' f ■- V i f gp| jpNi | X • r J;.,,:;?;- | - ' r-ufi-- - ' : tCw J ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING COURT Left to right: Patty Sellers, Bill Fleming, Vickie Wil- burn, Pete Neri, Jane Orr, Fred Gardner, Bill Tom- linson, Cheryl Dunn, John Steadman, Joy Graves. HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Jane Orr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Orr of Avondale, was chosen as 1962 Homecoming Queen at the annual Homecoming Ball on October 20, at 10:00 p.m. in the college ballroom. President Feaster congratulates Jane. J . ■ «■ at .3 . 4 • AH HOMECOMING Grand Prize Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Dragon For A Victory First Place Sorority Sigma Kappa Sorority Shell Out A Victory PARADE First Place Fraternity Float Tau Beta lota Tech ' s Day Of Reckoning V% , . mr ' Gamma Chi Chi Sorority Victory ' s In Our Pocket With Tech In The Rocket Sigma Pi Fraternity ' To Heck With Tech Alpha Delta Chi Sorority Smother ' Em SMOTHER Theta Xi Fraternity A Toast to Victory Delta Zeta Sorority Make Tech Crawl FSC Medicine Men The MOUND Photographers Margie Kincell, Bill Pulice, Dave Springer MISCELLANEOUS Industrial Arts Class ■ ' ••• ' hJ A scene from the Big Nickel Miss Carolyn Browning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Browning of Bridgeport, West Virginia, was chosen Junior Prom Queen at the annual Junior Prom, March 24, 1962, held in the college ballroom. Members of her court are: Miss Margie Carlone, Miss Linda Toothman, Miss Jane Orr, and Miss Sharon Ferrell. Train bearers were Miss Kathy Williams and Miss Mary Pinto. Crown bearer was Robert Yost. JUNIOR PROM QUEEN AND COURT Left to right: Tom Miller, Sharon Ferrell, Bill Dombaugh, Jane Orr, Brian Cole, Queen Carolyn Browning, Fielding Yost, Mary Pinto, Kathy Williams, Linda Toothman, Dave Watkins, Margaret Carlone, Ronald Wolfe. 1 ATE FOR TENNIAL QUEEN s charlotte kerr m Jji m Km] ; 1 ViH A n ft -T J fl £ First Place Sorority Gamma Chi Chi With A Song In My Heart Director: Carolyn Barnes Accompanist: Joyce Ridgeway m Q m FAIRMONT STATE First Place Fraternity Tau Beta lota Black Is The Color Of My True Love ' s Hair ' A Cappella Director: Sam DeMaria f Jf | % % (V fr ft ' • ' ' v .ii: m r {V ft 1 i y rg h c  r C rC P S V Second Place Soro ' rity Alpha Delta Chi Great Day Director: Dorothy Smith Accompanist: Patty Little Second Place Fraternity Theta Xi Adoramus Te Director: Bill Allum Accompanist: Ruth Dolittle Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity They Call The Wind Mariah Director: Skip Manley Accompanist: Jill Robertson h S_ i g n o a $ v S COLLEGE SONGFEST Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Serenata Director: Linda Toothman Accompanist: Jill Robertson I ci S Vfc ft K n v fl n -f f 5 y f f r r - £ H i I i Sigma Kappa Sorority It ' s A Big Wide Wonderful World ' Director: Darlene Ice Accompanist: Karen Ellis Sigma Tau Gamma Ghost Riders In The Sky Director: Gary Harper A Cappella Delta Zeta Sorority Me And My Shadow Director: Carole Christian Accompanist: June Pratt The little one-room school, a vanishing segment of America ' s educational heri- tage, now enjoys permament restoration as a Centennial project and museum o ' n the beautiful campus of Fairmont State College. ' ■ 7ii ■ Wtf; ■ ,sft . . v ' f V; The 23 by 26-foot, white country school- house was taken down in sections some 20 miles from the campus where it was constructed in 1871, and trucked to the college to be reassembled. Here, it will not only serve as a memorabilia of the early years in rural America, but it will also serve as a visual aid to the many young teachers who are trained on the Fairmont campus each year. Completed as a West Virginia Centennial project, it was a joint effort on the part of the FSC Centennial Committee, the Mar- ion County Centennial Committee, the Industrial Arts students and maintenance units and local truckers. The original idea came from Dean Paul Yost, a former teacher in a one-room school in Morgan county and later a superintendent of schools. As this issue of the MOUND comes from press this spring, hundreds of persons are expected to visit the One-Room School Museum here on campus. It will remain here as a permanent museum and will serve to help commemorate the cen- tennial of the West Virginia Education Association in 1965 . . . and then in 1967 it will be a highlig ' ht in the cen- tennial of Fairmont State College. ■ . ' I v ' - V ' -■ A ' v .!■ wk. ■. V ROOM SCHOOL ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - : . : :: ■ ' .,■■■■■■ . ■ . F • ■■::■ ! , OLD BRONZE SCHOOL BELL was among artifacts contributed to the One-Room School Museum by Miss Mary B. Price, a former music instructor at the college. •-. £v . The bell is over 150 years old. OLD LOG BURNING STOVE came to the campus from Grant county where it was used in a similar school well over a hun- dred years ago. The recitation bench came from Taylor county and is another artifact over a hundred years old. The teacher ' s desk in background came from Preston county along with the stone water cooler. DESKS AND OLD TEXT BOOKS came from various areas. The books in the col- lection date from 1832 up to the early 1900 ' s. Books and other items are con- tained in two large showcases for visitors to view. ,, £ I 1 ' • • ' ' . ' i,: ' .- i- « ■ ■ ' . ' ' ' .jfitj ' i ' ■ J -■■ '  J. ■  S £■ t, • m ■ V ' ;■ ' ■■ • ' • V-V - • if ;: ■V I fJ to ■, ,: ' .. f V . : . .• w .• ui t: •1 :«a.!J_v 1 CLUBS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, ROW 1: Ann Kayuha, vice president; June Pratt, secretary. ROW 2: Bob Hall, sergeant at arms,- Brian Cole, president; John Conaway, 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 principle assignments of the Student Council is to meet at the beginning of each semester to determine the allo- cations 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, ROW 1: Jack Dulaney, Margy Weimer, John Conaway, Ann Kayuha, Brian Cole, June Ann Pratt, Bob Hall. ROW 2: Dean George Turley, Bill Shaffer, Ken Miller, James Shaffer, Bill Ullom. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, ROW 1: Emma DeGasperin, secretary,- Sharon Ferrell, vice president. ROW 2: Jack Dulaney, president; Don May, treasurer. Seniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, ROW 1: Eileen De Bellis, secretary,- Becky Larosa, vice president. ROW 2: Richard Julian, treasurer; William Ullom, president. Juniors CLASS OFFICERS Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, ROW 1: Jodonna Powell, secretary- treasurer,- Pam Smith, vice president. ROW 2: Ed Prendergast, sergeant at arms, Ken Miller, president. Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: John Kennedy, president; Linda Orr, vice- president; Judy Rice, secretary-treasurer; Roy Jackson, sergeant-at-arms. INTERFRATERNITY-PANHELLENIC COUNCIL, ROW 1: Mary Jane Criss, Kathleen O ' Connor, Pat Bower, Sharon Satterfield, Barbara Hirt, Carolyn Gwynn, Fran Rees e, Emma DeGasperin, Eileen DeBellis. ROW 2: Renie Schmidt, Don Boyles, James Shaffer, Ronald Reed, John Pignanelli, Ken Robb, Al Hansen, Fred Ankeny, Dean Hill, Brenda Burner. INTERFRATERNITY PANHELLENIC THE INTERFRATERNITY- PANHELLENIC COUNCIL of Fairmont State College consists of representatives from each of the sororities and fraternities on the cam- pus. 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 organi- zations by sponsoring such events as the annual Inter-Pan Christmas Dance, Songfest and Greek Week. SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL, ROW 1: Margy Carlone Wolfe, secretary; Sharon Ferrell, vice president. ROW 2: Brian Cole, president; Pete Pell, treasurer. STUDENT NURSES, ROW 1: Linda Grimm, Sharon Mobley, Mary Jo Grotten- d ' ieck, Carol Moore, Judith Nicholson, Betty Ringer, Elizabeth Edwards, Wanda McCray, Betsy Delli-Gatti. ROW 2: Lorraine Day, Patricia Kirkpatrick, Bonnie Arnett, Suzanne Wells, Jerry Long, Sandra Robe, Deborah Gardner, Ethel Devono, Susan Enlow. ROW 3: Linda Keefover, Shirley Lantz, Carolyn Brown, Carole Coffman, Sharon Laughlin, Diana DeVault, Brenda Tate, Nancy Harden. FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE 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, psy- chology, and sociology. This curriculum is designed to contribute to the general educa- tion 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. 95 MASQUERS ROW 1: Sara Spatafore, Carole Lushinsky, Carolyn Gwynn, Fred Miller, Sara Slepesky, V. Pres., Jim Dye, Pres., Carole Berdine, Sec, Mary Lou Postlewait, treas., Gaye Whiteford, Alice Jones. ROW 2: L. A. Wallman, ad- visor, Thalia, S. Thralls, advisor, Bill Hanks, advisor, Dotty Underwood, Linda Hall, Don McBee, Edward C. Morris, Jerry McKeen, Jim Oldaker, John War- ner, Dave Peittio, Ragina Melton, Jerry Mankins, Marty Neer, Elizabeth Carder, Marie A. Jordan, Bunny Kay, Sue Huels. ROW 3: Jean Able, Leah Kramer, Sharon Lin, Judy Peoria, Mary Grace Kennedy, Judy Wilt, Beverly Lloyd. DEBATE TEAM Gaye Whiteford, Miss Thralls, Jim Oldaker, Stewart Poellnitz, Dick Hess, Edward Nelson. LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA, ROW 1: Robert Myers, secretary; George Current, sgt. at arms,- Jerrie Sue Wilson, president; Carolyn Ann Baker, vice president; Anthony Tokarz, treasurer. ROW 2: C. D. Haught, advisor,- Bill Burdett, Ralph Geckle, Tom Lewis, Harold Bower, Elizabeth Swiger, advisor. 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. Beta Beta Beta, National Biology Honorary, was founded in 1922 at the University of Oklahoma. Its objectives are scholarship and the promotion of biological re- search. Each year the Beta Beta Beta chapter at Fair- mont State College sponsors a National Science Day to which students of area high schools are invited. BETA BETA BETA, ROW 1: Ruth Conaway, Valeria Kullman, secretary; Nancy Frankman, vice president; Carolyn Barnes, Betty Tennant, treasurer; Karen Whinnie. ROW 2: A. Paul Davisson, advisor; Kenneth Fetty, John Myers, James L. Shriver, Stan Hall, Charles Fortney, Bill Lawman, Ermo Sicher, president. WHO ' S WHO, ROW 1: Mary Joan Howes, Sharon Satterfield, Nancy Conwell, Betty Tennant, June Pratt, Karen Whinnie. ROW 2: John Myers, John Conaway, Brian Cole, Stan Burnett. WHO ' S WHO Each year Fairmont State College honors a select few by naming them to Who ' s Who. They must have held some responsible office while in school, have given un- selfish help to the school, and have good qualities of citizenship and character. 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 |uniors and sophomores and six faculty members once a year. Those chosen are then listed in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities and given certificates on recognition day. FRESHMAN COUNSELORS Freshman 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 counselors who are in good standing concerning leader- ship, citizenship, and scholarship. The rest of the quota is open to anyone in the student body who qualifies. The final selection is based upon academic standing, leader- ship qualities, character, citizenship, and school service. FRESHMAN COUNSELORS, ROW 1: Barbara Hirt, Carol Kay Lucas, Connie Fabian, Nancy Conwell, Joyce Shackleford, Georgiana Bissett, Brenda Reese, Ann Kayuha, Karen Ellis, Betty Williams, June Pratt. ROW 2: Nancy Humason, Linda Decker, John Schneider, John Steadman, Garry Harper, Jack Dulaney, Stan Burnett, John Thralls, John Conaway, Bob Hall, Brian Cole, Stan Hall, Ken Miller, John Myers, Ermo Sicher, Betty Tennant, Mary Criss. ALPHA PSI OMEGA, ROW 1: Alice Jones, treasurer,- Jim Dye, sgt. at arms; Jerry McKeen, president; William Yaremchuk, vice president; Sara Slepesky, secretary. ROW 2: Bill Hanks, Suzanne Thralls, L. A. Wallman. ALPHA PSI OMEGA DIE WISSENSCHAFTLER National recognition has been given to the dramatics department of Fairmont State College through the found- ing of Alpha Psi Omega, the national dramatics honorary, in 1925 by Dr. Paul Opp. The Alpha Chapter was founded to promote interest in dramatic productions through the presenting of drama to the students and the community. Members of the honorary are chosen through their participation and interest in dramatic activities. Die Wissenschaftler is a strictly academic honorary, recognizing 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. DIE WISSENSCHAFTLER, ROW 1: Brenda Burner, Karen Whinnie, secretary; Judy Fowler, president; Frank DiMaria, publicity,- Vincent Morose, vice president. ROW 2: Dr. J. LaRue, advisor,- Betty Tennant, Sarah Smith, Sandra Ross, Mary Ann Bolton, Janet Salvati, June Pratt, Jean Fisher, Brenda Reese, Valeria Kullman. ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA, ROW 1: Fred A, Auretto, Roger Martin, Stan Burnett, secretary; Jack Van Pelt, president; David Toothman, Dick Moor- head. ROW 2: Kenley Menendez, Don Morris, John Pignanelli, Jim Holbert, Bill Ullom, Ken Robb, John McNay, James Shaffer, William Datsko. ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA LAMBDA SIGAAA Founded October 22, 1958 by the members of the Business Department and students of Business Adminis- tration, 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 relationship among the members, and to encourage and recognize a high standard of scholar- ship in business subjects. The honorary ' s functions con- sist of dinner meetings at which a member of manage- ment or labor speaks before the group, acquainting the student with the type of people he will be working with in the future and creates a better relationship be- tween the college and business students and leaders of management and labor throughout the area. The Lettermen ' s Club, Alpha Lambda Sigma, was origi- nated in 1930. 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 advisor is Deacon Duvall. ALPHA LAMBDA SIGMA, ROW 1: Dick Williams, Donald Smith, Jack Dulaney, John Parker, Pete Dickerson, Dave Horwitz, John Myers, Mike Rogers, John Steadman, Ken Miller. ROW 2: Anthony Verge, Jim Young- blood, Larry Burner, Ernie Wilson, Pete Pell, Larry Lynch, Ralph Stewart, Joe Smith, Dave Hilton, Stan Hall, Jim Domico, Bill Talbot, Charles Christo- pher, Marshall Lupo, Tom Burnett, Ermo Sicher. EPSILON PI TAU, ROW 1: C. W. Johnson, trustee,- Paul DiBacco, Gary Harter, secretary; Robert Myers , vice president; David Marsh, treasurer,- Maury L. Blount, Gary Huffman, K. G. Wise, trustee. ROW 2: Dwight Fowler, Leo Coceano, Claude R. Haskins, John Shaw, Jimmie Gianettino, Jerry Schell, Keith Phillips, L. W. Leonard. EPSILON PI TAU INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Epsilon Pi Tau, an Industrial Arts and Industrial Voca- tional Education International Honorary Society organized in 1920, was installed as Alpha Upsilon chapter at Fair- mont State College in 1955 by its Founder, Dr. William E. Warner. Epsilon Pi Tau is strictly a professional organi- zation with membership limited by grades, (B average) character, and promise of professional growth. All mem- bers are responsible for one meeting, expected to attend state meetings 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 teach- ing 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 Industrial Arts technology beyond class activities, and bring together those involved in Industrial Arts education, and their ideals and philosophies. All majors and minors of Industrial Arts Technology are eligible for membership. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB, ROW 1: C. W. Johnson, Gary Harter, treasurer; Leo Coceano, sgt. at arms; Earl Yost, secretary; Maury L. Blount, president; Mike Shackelford, vice president; L. W. Leonard, advisor; Ronald Stal- naker. ROW 2: K. G. Wise, Dwight Fowler, Paul DiBacco, Robert Myers, David Marsh, Claude R. Haskins, Jimmie Gianettino, John Shaw, Jerry Schell, Gary Huffman, Hurford Bolyard, David L. Horwitz, Bob Davis. FU SE FA, ROW 1: Barbara Hachat, Velinda Allen, Beverly Frum, Barbara M. Michael, Janet Wetzel, Cinda Sammons, Mary Jane Orr, Ann Talbot, Mary K. Mikez, Judi Merico. ROW 2: Jean Able, Charlotte laughlin, George Ann Griffin, Karen Parrish, Arlene Rudy, Mary Frances Moore, Lenore W. Moore, Patricia Kerns, JoAnn Mclntire, Nancy Stimmell, Erma Jean DeVito, Elizabeth Reese, Ruth Steele, Nancy Hughes, Mrs. Davis, advisor. ROW 3: Karen Straight, Sue Harr, Hilda Stull, Becki Davidson, Shirley Cosco, Marty Harden, Rosalee Haddix, Melba Mumpower, Penny Larosa, Jeannie Mus- grave, Mary Ann Meredith, Joyce Osbourn, Jean Parrish, Terry Ann Tucker. FU - SE - FA HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Future Secretaries of Fairmont, more familiarly known as Fu Se Fa was founded in 1948 by Marie Hunsinger and Regis Larkin 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. The Fairmont State College Home Economics Club ' s membership is open to those students who are majors and minors in the field of Home Economics. The FSC chapter-club is associated with the American Home Eco- nomics Association. The purposes of the club are to ac- quaint the members with opportunities in the field of home economics, and to give the home ec. students a chance to get acquainted. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, ROW 1: Diane Cook, Mary Wilson, Ruth Wilson, Karen Parrish, 1st vice president; Jacky Wilson, president; Cindi McGinnis, treasurer; Velinda Allen, secretary; Marie A. Jordan, Janet Wetzel, Lora Burner. ROW 2: Gertrude Hall, advisor; Louise Long, Elizabeth Hutton, Carolyn Kramer, April Kaprelian, Karen Kropog, Jean Crites, Peggy Smay, Pat Conaway, Josie Simcic, Connie Strother, Barbara M. Michael, Augusta Ashley, Joyce Haught, Rose Matthews, Melva Hess, advisor. ROW 3: Carolyn Sheppard, Linda Villinger, Betty Jo Brown, Cinda Sammons, Carolyn Poe, Carol Hall, Sharon Linn, Joyce Shackelford, Betty Williams, Rosalee Haddix, Mary Joan Howes, Melba Mumpower, Donna Hobbs, Barbara McDowell. CENTURIONS, ROW 1: Saundra Canfi.eld, Harriet Shaw, Margaret Weimer, Erma Grandstaff, secretary-treasurer; Geraldine Hess, president; Norma Lasure, vice president; Judy Thrasher, Carolyn Fowler, Mary McClain. ROW 2: Wayne Shade, Larry Ferrell, Gerald Moran, Anthony Booth, Raymond A. Carter Jr., Ray Bond, Dannie Losh. CENTURIONS MENC Centurions, an organization for students not belonging to sororities or fraternities, was first organized at Fair- mont State College in 1959. In 1960 it became a perma- nent 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 entertainment on various occasions, and have a spring banquet. 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 enlightened program of activities. MENC furnishes many opportunities for students to gain practical experience in the many areas in which they will be working. MENC, ROW 1: Margaret White, Margie Kisner, Linda LeRoy, Nancy Hughes, Waverly Snider, president; Constance Conaway, secretary; Karen Ellis, Pegg ' Knotts, Carol Callihan, Sam DeMaria, vice president. ROW 2: Wesley Grag on, advisor,- Richard P. Wellock, advisor; Mary Ann Hull, Charlotte Kerr, Adam Mocsary, Michael Hayes, Noble Turner, Garry Harper, John Christian, Geraldine Hess, Patricia Little, Frances Moody, advisor; Jay Robinson, advisor. PYRAMID SOCIETY, ROW 1: John Steadmon, Jim Durkin, president; William Yaremchuk. ROW 2: Stan Burnett, Brian Cole, William Ullom, A. Paul Davisson, advisor. 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 designated to assist the freshmen women in ad- justing to college life, and with the Pyramid Society spon- sor the annual Honor Assembly. The purposes of the Pyramid Society are the recognition of the most representative men in all phases of college life, and to bring together members 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 leadership. Scholarship is the primary consideration for membership. The minimum require- ments 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 aca- demic record, and a mass total of fifteen points according to the point system. BLAZERS BLAZERS, ROW 1: Mary Joan Howes, Sharon Satterfield, Karen Whinnie. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL, ROW 1: Frank Ankeny, Ken Robb, Dean Hill. ROW 2: Fred Auretto, Ronald Reed, John Pignanelli, James B. Shaffer, Don Boyles. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL, ROW 1: Mary Joan Howes, Brenda Burner, Leah Kramer, Katherine Kipfinger, Hope Kimpel. ROW 2: Becky Larosa, Carol Nease, Carolyn Gwynn, Emma Degasperin, Connie Fabian, Sharon Satterfield, Fran Reese. WESLEY FOUNDATION, ROW 1: Louise McClain, Pat Bower, Lena Kupfner, Barbara Wildman, Von Nedrow, Linda Moroose. ROW 2: Wanda McCray, Jane Edgell Steadman, Carole Sue Coffman, Larry Thompson, Jim Falken- stine, Melba Mumpower, Barbara DeBerry, Mary McClain, Rev. Richard Bowyer. WESLEY FOUNDATION NEWMAN CLUB Religion plays a vital role in the everyday life of each college student and the Wesley Foundation provides an opportunity for students to have an on-campus re- ligious program. The Foundation also takes part in com- munity and local projects for the betterment of religious ideals. Social activities allow students to meet others and to allow a more tolerant attitude toward others. The Newman Club was organized originally in 1893 by five 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 pro- gram of the Newman Club should be aimed at the en- richment of the Catholic lives of its members. NEWMAN CLUB, ROW 1: Sandra Ross, Ethel Devono, Rose Matthews, Carole Lushinsky, Maryann Sell, Fran Reese, Glenna Willey, Elizabeth Benda, Paula Casella, Dolores Herman, Eileen DeBellis. ROW 2: Mary K. Mikez, Linda Seccuro, Anthony Verge, Paul DiBacco, Joseph Clara, Jim Cavalier, Frank Ribel, John Pignanelli, Ken Robb, Cecily McAteer, Mary Ann Bolton, Judi Merico, Fred Auretto, Judy M. Michalec. KAPPA DELTA PI, ROW 1: Stark A. Wilmouth, advisor,- Sarah Smith, Barbara Manley, vice president; Brenda Burner, treasurer; William Yaremchuk, presi- dent; Mary Ann Bolton, secretary; Carol Kay Lucus, Sara Ann Haught. ROW 2: Karen Whinnie, Betty Tennant, Mary Joan Howes, Imogene Spurlock, Merle Lowe. KAPPA DELTA PI SNSEA 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 lo- cated in all leading colleges and universities totaling over 400. Leadership, scholarship, and character are but a few requirements necessary for membership. An overall three point average must be maintained including a three point average in the education field. SNSEA, ROW 1: Sue Huels, Pat Sellers, Barbara Hirt, Margaret Weimer, Pat Conaway, Harriet Shaw, Jane Mays, Hope Kimpel, Ann Talbot, vice presi- dent; John Conaway, president; Betty Lu Mitchell, secretary; Merle Lowe, treasurer; Frances DiPalma, Jane Edgell Steadman, Fran Reese, Margaret Holman, Margaret Perri, Karen Sheets. ROW 2: Carol Bee, Karen Parish, Sandra Ross, Mary Ann Bolton, Carol Kay Lucas, Margie Wolfe, Sarah Smith, Brenda Burner, Mary Joan Howes, Sharon Satterfield, Emma De- Gasperin, Carolyn Barnes, Donna Hobbs, Maronee Jaynes, Barbara Manley, Linda Ashcraft, Jean Isner, Sandra Cox, Mary McClain, Nettie Robinson, Laura Lewis chapter of the Student National and State Education Association offers professional guidance in teaching. Activities include monthly meetings, an FTA conference for area High schools, a tea for supervising teachers and principals, Christmas food baskets, and a convention at Jackson ' s Mill. Mary Frances Simon, Betty Tennant, Beatrice Trotto, Barbara M. Mitchael, Leah Kramer, Joy Riggins, Connie Strother, Eileen DeBellis, Darlene Dent, Mary Anne Tyson, Carole Lushinsky, Ann West. ROW 3: John Steadman, Richard Drago, David L. Horwitz, John Myers, Robert Myers, Deanna Calich, Frank Savich, Bob Lowe, Waldo Walker, Jimmie Gianettino, Robert Calich Jr., Thomas E. Nicholson, Jack Stemple, Nathan Crescenzi, Jack Dulaney, Pete Pell, Dick Bowman, Albert M. Mohrman, William Yaremchuk, Lina Shone, Carolyn Bartlett , Imogene Spurlock, Augusta Ashley, Mary Kulczycki, Betty Jo Brown, Marie Brunett, Carolyn Clay. ORCHESIS, ROW 1: Carolyn Kramer, Carol Christian, Jerrie Mankins. ROW 2: Linda Morose, Tensil Tennant. ORCHESIS Orchesis, modern dance club, was founded in 1948 by former dance instructor Anne Barry. The club is com- posed of students interested in the field of creative dance. Any student interested in this field is invited to join. 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 Associa- tion, and in 1948, under the auspices of Miss Nelle Walters, the WRA 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 the Pittsburg field hockey events. WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB, ROW 1: Connie Lachapelle, Cherrie Feola, Donna Dixon, Liz Ribas, Norma Bankard, president; Betty Williams, treasurer,- Joyce Shackelford, Elizabeth Benda, Judy Knoble, Barbara Warren. ROW 2: Marcia Rainey, Penny Scott, Nancy Humason, Harriet Shaw, Kathy Roberts, Margaret Weimer, Betty Brown, Carolyn Barnes, Paula Romano, Phyllis Smay, Donna Hobbs, Carol Graff, Barbara Evans. ROW 3: Cheryl Lowe, Carolyn Kramer, Joy Graves, Bobbi Bane, Jacky Wilson, Jerrie Mankins, Hope Kimpel, Kathryn Wright, Linda Isiminger, Johanna Meisner, Joy Riggins, Leah Kramer, Carolyn Poe. PI ALPHA PHI, ROW 1: Valeria Kullman, Jean Fisher, Brenda Reese. ROW 2: John Schneider, Frank DiMaria. PI ALPHA PHI Pi Alpha Phi received recognition as an organization on campus in December, 1961. The object of this organiza- tion is to promote interest in the study of foreign lan- guages 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 3.00 and has completed at least forty-eight hours of regular college work, and furthermore who has an overall 3.00 average may be elected to membership. PI KAPPA PHI • i IP i ' J. s It L : J ' JEhh - ™ r mW W 85 T y WMhmA 1 L i Wmrl i ■ a •TS k m ■ tm, m - %  • 51 i.. fe ... mt. m %w Wm Tm HI ' ■ w 1 l Pi Kappa Phi, originally limit ed to those students in the field of Spanish, found a need for an organization to in- clude all students in all foreign languages. Today quali- fications 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. Annually the club holds a language fest for area high school students, a language club exhibit, an annual picnic and Christmas Party. PI KAPPA PHI, ROW Is Valeria Kullman, Carole Lushinsky, Juanita Villers, vice president; Mary Frances Simon, secretary,- Ronald Lang, president; Mary Ketchem, treasurer; Jim Martino, prep master,- Alice Steele, Ronald Pearse, chaplain. ROW 2: Linda LeRoy, Carolyn Gwynn, Penny Heiskell, Linda Tims, William Ullom, John Schneider, Sara Spatafore, Frank DiMaria, Jean Fisher, Ermo Sicher, Brenda Reese. Young Republicans, ROW 1: Margaret Weimer, Mary McClain, Judy Hern- don, Judy Wilt, Barbara Post, Pat Bower, Tensil Tennant. ROW 2: Carol Kay Lucas, John Myers, Paul Clovis, Ken Miller, Bill Ullom, Joe Wilson, Bit Furgason, James Shaffer, Dick Ogden, Sharon Ferrell. YOUNG REPUBLICANS YOUNG DEMOCRATS College students should have a basic understanding of domestic politics and the Young Republicans have taken the task of creating better and more complete views in national affairs. Social activities provide for a complete assortment of interest for new college students. The sole purpose of the Young Democrats is to enable college students to become familiar with a basic under- standing of present day politics and to introduce new- comers to the Democratic party. The organization also provides social activities for the purpose of making and introducing new friends. Young Democrats, ROW 1: Lois Matey, Joyce Williams, Judy Michalec, Barbara Hirt, Louise McClain, Anthony Verge, Deanna Calich, David L. Horwitz Elizabeth Benda, Carolyn Gwynn, Paula Casella. ROW 2: Judy Peoria, Patty Summers, Fred Auretto, Mary Konick, Pat Reho, Paul Potesta, Larry Shriver, David Finnerin, Bob Fortney, Ken Robb, Georgeann Grewe, Jeffrey Lange, Mary Ketchem, Fran Reese, Jane Mays, Ann Talbot, Rose Matthews, Dolores Herman. MOUND, ROW 1: Pat Bower, Louise McClain, Carolyn Gwynn, Cheryl Dunn, editor, Jane Edgell Steadman, Deanna Calich, Penny Larosa, Ann Talbot. ROW 2: Fred Auretto, Marshall Lupo, Jim Domico, John Buchko, Ralph Stewart, Joe Wilson, Ken Robb, Fred Ankeny, Gene Walter, David L. Larson. Unphotographed, Tensil Tennant. MOUND THE COLUMNS The MOUND is published annually by the students. It was named for a historic spot on a former campus. It is financed by student fees and advertising. The COLUMNS is the student newspaper published semi- monthly throughout the regular college year, with excep- tion of examination and vacation periods. The COLUMNS is named for the eight stately columns at the front of the Administration Building. COLUMNS, ROW 1: Pat Sellers, Carol Hall, Ann Talbot, Louise McClain, Deanna Calich, Jane Edgell Steadman, Judy Herndon, Carolyn Gwynn. ROW 2: Marshall Lupo, Gene Walter, John Parker, Pete Dickerson, Fred Ankeny, Ralph Stewart, Don May, Joe Wilson, John Buchko, Jim Domico, Ken Robb, David Larson, Fred A. Auretto. Pence Hall Officers, ROW 1: Jim Seamon, John Steadman. ROW 2: Jow Wilson, Ralph Stewart. PENCE HALL OFFICERS Pence Hall, men ' s dormitory, derived its name from the late Dr. John W. Pence, one-time president of Fairmont State College. It was through his efforts which made pos- sible the building of this dormitory by federal loan. Pence Hall was completed in 1959 and is capable of housing 132 men. It offers many facilities for the men including a spacious 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. MORROW HALL OFFICERS Morrow Hall, women ' s dormitory, was completed in the fall of 1922. It was named for Mrs. N. R. C. Morrow, a highly respected 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 stu- dents. Morrow Hall Officers, ROW 1: Patty Summers, freshman representative; Babs Virgin, vice president; Sandy Waugaman, president; Sarah Smith, treasurer; Linda Isiminger, sgt. at arms. ROW 2: Sandra Cox, Harriet Shaw, Margie Weimer, Geraldine Hess, Darlene Dent, and Marsha Woods, proctors. Cheerleaders, left to right; Becky Bishop, Loraine Foster, Rebecca Bane, Brenda Reese, Bobbie Bane. CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES Majorettes, left to right; Tensil Tennant, Heather Reash, Ginger Sine, Cinda Sammons, Patty Sellers, Head Majorette, Jennie Lou Sike, Carol Bee, Sheila Poe, Bonnie Nicholson, Jerilyn Mankins. ELEMENTARY TEACHERS, FIRST SEMESTER, ROW 1: Marie Brunett, Mary Anne Tyson, Sharon Satterfield, Brenda Burner, Margaret Wolfe, Margaret Holman. ROW 2: Sandra Cox, Maronee Janes, Bob Zappacosta, Walter Newhouse, Merle Lowe, Becky Bane, Beatrice Trotto. ELEMENTARY TEACHING The education of teachers at Fairmont State College is designed to utilize the coop- erative functions of the several subject matter areas and the departments of professional 1 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 understandings which characterize effective teaching. Student teaching is required in all curriculum at the present time. SECONDARY TEACHERS, FIRST SEMESTER, ROW 1: Karen Whinnie, Mary Joan Howes, Harriet Shaw, Carol Kay Lucus, Nancy Conwell, Shelia Kay Henry, Betty Lu Mitchell, Barbara M. Michael, Carol Bee, Alice Jones. ROW 2: Robert Lowe, Dick Drago, George F. Phillips, Frank Savich, David Giles, Waldo Walker, John Conaway, Robert Calich, Jr. Jimmie Gianettino, Dick Bowman, Jerry McKeen, Keith Phillips, William Yaremchuk. ROW 3: Sandra Cox, Robert Myers, Sarah Smith, Mary Ann Bolton, Donna Wolfe, Claude R. Haskins, Albert M. Mohrman, Betty Tennant, Lina Shone, Barbara Manley, Augusta Ashley. • w s, ' % : m V  ELEMENTARY TEACHERS, SECOND SEMESTER, ROW 1: Barbara Hirt, Sara Haught, Fran Reese, Jane Edgell Steadman, Sharon S. Ferrell, Carolyn Browning. ROW 2: Mary Jill Vincent, Sandra Ross, Mary Kulczycki, Judy Wilt, Mary McClain, Ocie Hinkle. 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 ade- quate preparation for teaching requires rich comprehensive experiences in the area of general education, a reasonable degree of concentration in two subject matter fields, and the development of certain attitudes, skills, and a program of professional education designed to meet the needs of the prospective teacher in each of the curriculums. (A, C and non- academic) Student teaching is required in all curricula. One semester of the senior year is used to schedule a block of approximately 15 semester hours of professional courses. Seven of the 15 semester hours are devoted to student teaching. The student does practice teaching in his major and minor areas of concen- tration. The directed teaching is a daily assignment for a full day, five days a week, for approximately 9 weeks. The stu- dent teacher is expected to assume other duties of supervising teachers. SECONDARY TEACHERS, SECOND SEMESTER, ROW 1: Ann Talbot, Jane Mays, Deanna Calich, Pat Sellers, Joy Mason, Karen Parrish, Hope Kimpel, Carol Nease, Betty Jo Brown, Becky Mercer. ROW 2: Shirley Boord, Gio- vanna Beafore, Jean Fisher, Imogene Spurlock, Linda Seccuro, Melba Mum- power, Kathy O ' Connor, Donna Hobbs, Emma DeGasperin, Carolyn Barnes, Judy Herndon, Sue Shirley, June Pratt, Sarah Harrison, Carolyn Boord. ROW 3: David L. Horwitz, Larry Burner, John Myers, Michael Fulks, James Mayfield, Thomas Nicholson, Jack Stemple, Nathan O. Crescenzi, Jack Du- laney, Pete Pell, John Steadman, David Larson. • ' . rt ■«£ jilt mm 3t SSI ' m m 2K m -mil V 1 OT GREEKS «Bj m r ALPHA DELTA CHI SORORITY MARY JOAN HOWES President MARY CRISS First Vice-President Alpha Delta Chi local sorority was founded at Fairmont State College on De- cember 15, 1929. It was recognized as the fourth social sorority founded on campus. Among the merits obtained by the Alpha Delts during the past year are that of receiving second place in the annual Song Fest and that of being runner-up in the awarding of the scholarship cup. Many of the sisters have received honors including two Alpha Delts being selected to Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities, one chosen as a prom princess, one chosen as a Homecoming princess, one chosen as Sigma Tau Gamma White Rose princess, and two chosen as fraternity sweethearts, that being Sigma Pi Sweetheart, and Kappa Sigma Kappa, now Theta Xi Sweetheart. Activities that the Alpha Delts hold annually are the Who ' s Who Dessert, Home- coming Cocktail, Parent-Daughter Banquet, spring formal, and spring camp. This year is the second anniversary of the existance of the Alpha Delta Chi sorority house. It houses eleven girls. ROSE MATTHEWS Corresponding Secretary BETTY TENNANT Treasurer SHARON FERRELL Second Vice-President LINDA NAY STEWART Recording Secretary 118 AA X Linda Amos Norma Bankard Liz Benda- Brenda Burner Paula Casella Linda Decker Cheryl Dunn Janet Eaton Carolyn Gwynn Nancy Humason Mary Konick Patty Little Louise McClain Marcia Rainey Heather Reash ALPHA DELTA CHI PLEDGES - FRONT ROW, Becky Bishop, Beverly Lloyd, Carolyn Kramer, Liz Ribas, Jane Robey, SECOND ROW, Kay Davis, Polly Jones, Pat Reho, Claudia Green, Lois Matey. UNPHOTOGRAPHED Nadine Phelps DELTA ZETA SORORITY CAROL NEASE President %• W Vm v; ■■■ ' Kaf K „ tf EILEEN DeBELLIS First Vice-President Delta Zeta National Social Sorority was founded on October 24, 1902, at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, by six young women. As of September, 1962, Delta Zeta had one hundred and forty-seven chapters and a membership of approximately forty-eight thousand. On campus Delta Zeta has been represented during the past year by a mem- ber in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, a student body officer, Greek Week Queen, and princesses on the 1962 Sweet- heart courts of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity, Sigma Pi Fraternity, and Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity, now Theta Xi. Activities in which Delta Zetas participated during the year include Song Fest, Mother-Daughter Banquet, rush camp, Homecoming events, and spring formal. Christmas season is initiated by the Delta Zetas providing entertainment for the patients at the Veterans Hospital in Clarksburg. JUNE PRATT Recording Secretary PAULA ROMANO Second Vice-President NANCY STYLER Corresponding Secretary I INDA ISMINGER Treasurer 120 AZ UNPHOTOGRAPHED Carol Christian Sandra Board Judy Zeck Carolyn Bartlett Connie Conaway Loretta Culiz Darlene Dent Barbara Ensminger Sharon Haught Charlotte Kerr Katherine Kipfinger Leah Kramer Cheryl Lowe Betty Lou Mitchell Joy Riggins Renie Schmidt Lina Shone Martha Snider DELTA ZETA PLEDGES — FRONT ROW, Mary Mikez, Judy Merico, Johanna Meisner, Rosalie Terrant, Sandra Gibson, SECOND ROW, Nancy Higgins, Tolliver Grimes, Carol Callihan, Sue Huels, Ella Mae Wilson, Ethel Kipfinger, Ruth Van Voorhis. GAMMA CHI CHI SORORITY CONNIE FABIAN President JANE ORR First Vice-President Gamma Chi Chi local sorority, founded in 1926, holds the honor of being the oldest sorority on the hill and one of the most active on campus. Honors bestowed on the Gammas this year include that of winning first place in the women ' s division of Song Fest, and being represented by a Prom Queen and a princess, a Homecoming Queen, two members selected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, the Tau Beta lota Sweetheart and four princesses, and one of West Virginia ' s five Centennial finalists. Annually the Gammas hold the Tallow Tea, Founders ' Day Banquet, Mother- Daughter Banquet, spring formal and spring camp. The Gammas also assist with registration and volunteer as hospital aides. NANCY CONWELL Second Vice-President BARBARA POST Secretary JOYCE SHACKLEFORD Treasurer BECKY LaROSA Chaplain SB r x x 122 UNPHOTOGRAPHED Diane Booth Jeanne Conrad Becky Bane Georgiana Bissett Carolyn Browning Penny Hammon Judy Herndon Barbara Hirt Connie LaChapelle Linda Leon Cecily McAteer Becky Mercer GAMMA CHI CHI PLEDGES — FRONT ROW, Carole Jo Bilotta, Judy Rice, Rosalie Sauro, Lorraine Foster, Gretchen Standifer, Donna Dixon, Bobbi Bane, SECOND ROW, Chris Fonte, Pat VanSickle, Nancy Painter, Sandra Lipinski, Judy Smith, Monica Stanny, Virginia Sine, Jean Vandergrift, Mary Ann Maruca. SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY MELBA MALLOW MUMPOWER President MARY ANN BOLTON First Vice-President Sigma Kappa National Social Sorority is one of the oldest sororities in America. It was founded on November 9, 1874, at Colby College, Waterville, Maine. Sigma Kappa has one hundred and three college chapters, eighty-eight alumni chapters, and a membership of approximately thirty thousand. The local organization was first founded in 1928 as Sigma Theta Rho. On January 17, 1948, it joined Pi Kappa Sigma, national sorority. Then on May 15, 1959, it became the Delta Phi Chapter of Sigma Kappa when Pi Kappa Sigma merged with Sigma Kappa. During the past year, the Sigma Kappas won first place in the sorority division for their float entitled Shell Out a Victory. Representing Sigma Kappa Sorority this year were a student body officer, a member who was selected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, and a member representing the college for the title W. Va. Teacher of the Year. Annual activities of the Delta Phi Chapter include Founders ' Day Dinner, Christmas Coffee, Christmas Party, spring formal, and spring camp. DONNA HOBBS Corresponding Secretary ANN TALBOT Second Vice-President MARY JANE ORR Recording Secretary PENNY LAROSA Treasurer 124 L K Karen Whinnie Jacky Wilson SIGMA KAPPA PLEDGES — FRONT ROW, Margaret Allen, Ruth Wilson, Penny Askins, Patricia Belot, Alice Steele, SECOND ROW, Nancy Stimmell, Louise Long, Alice Ann Fischer. Velinda Allen Linda Ashcraft Pat Bower Deanna Calich Fran DiPalma Karen Ellis Rosalee Haddix Darlene Ice Ann Kayuha Hope Kimpel Jane Mays Bonnie Nicholson Kathy O ' Connor Ann Rothlisberger Cinda Sdmmons Pat Selario Sara Slepesky Beth Sullivan Linda Tims Juanita Villers Donna Wolfe SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA SORORITY - , « ;: ' SHARON SATTERFIELD President BRENDA REESE Vice-President The Sigma Sigma Sigma National Social Sorority was established on April 30, 1898, at Farmville State Normal School, presently Longwood College, in Farmville, Virginia. On May 30, 1930, the Alpha Kappa Chapter was established on this campus. Since then the Sigmas have been active nationally and locally. Accomplish- ments of the Sigmas in the past year include winning the Greek Week Award, the grand prize award given for the best float at Homecoming, and the schol- arship cup. Also representing Sigma Sigma Sigma were two prom court prin- cesses, a member representing the college in the Roto contest, a member of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, two Home- coming princesses, four Tau Kappa Epsilon princesses, the Tau Kappa Epsilon sweetheart, and the Sigma Tau Gamma White Rose Queen. Annually the Sigmas hold a pledge tea, Founders ' Day Banquet, Christmas party, spring formal, and spring camp. BARBARA WILT Corresponding Secretary DELORIS HERMAN Recording Secretary LINDA SECCURO Keeper of the Grades 126 LLL Jackie Spencer Janet Swearinger Toni Thon Margie Carlone Wolfe Becky Agrippe Carol Bee Betty Brown Linda Cooper Emma DeGasperin Sara Ann Haught Carol Kay Lucas Joy Mason Sally Parsons Fran Reese Harole Ann Ridgely Patty Sellers Ann Shaffer Jennie Lou Sike Peggy Smay SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA PLEDGES — FRONT ROW, Donna D ' Amico, Mary Ann Sowers, Penny Scott, Linda Orr, Shirley Cosco, SECOND ROW, Betty Davis, Becky Ford, Holly McMunn, Phyllis Smay, Barbara Wuerker. UNPHOTOGRAPHED Sally Bunner Joy Graves Jodonna Powell Eileen Talley Marsha Woods Sara Jane Yost THETA XI FRATERNITY JACK VanPELT President RONALD REED Vice-President Kappa Gamma Chapter of Theta Xi, formerly Alpha Chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa, has just completed its first year on campus. The purpose of Theta Xi is to provide a college home environment for its active members in which fellowship and alumni guidance lead to a wholesome, men- tal, moral, physical, and spiritual growth. To this end Theta Xi actively supports and augments college and community efforts to make individual members more mature and chapter groups more useful units of society. During the past the Theta Xis have produced a student body president, a member selected to Who ' s Who Among Sudents in American Colleges and Universities, and were awarded with second place in the men ' s division of the annual song fest. Theta Xi was the only national fraternity founded during the period of the Civil War, and it now has sixty-nine chapters in some of the finest colleges and universities in the country. JIM NESTOR Social Chairman TONY TOKARZ Prep Master BILL CONRAD Corresponding Secretary TOM TRISLER Treasurer 128 X £; Dick Ashcraft Fred Auretto Dick Bowman Brian Cole Richard Copley Tom Crowley Dan Fream Jim Holbert Barry Locke Albert Mohrman David Toothman Bill Ullom Anthony Verge Ken Wyer SIGMA PI FRATERNITY STEVE MADDALONI President KEN ROBB Vice-President 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. The Fairmont colony of Sigma Pi became a reality on April 13, 1961, when thirteen men were formally pledged. During their second year of existance, the Sigma Pis have participated in various activities including homecoming, Greek Week, and aiding the Salvation Army at Christmas. The Sigma Pis are devoting most of their time and work to their goal which is obtaining their charter. It is hoped that this will be received in the near future. CHARLES PANDER Secretary GENE WALTERS Historian MAURICE GRIFFIN Pledge Master 130 LU John Butchko Anthony Deahl Dean Hill Ed Meadows Dan Mulnar Ed Morris Lee Orme Paul Rexrode Sam Rader Joe Smith UNPHOTOGRAPHED Gary Moyer Ray Shadis Tony Gioia Walt Rozycki Bill Devericks Jeff Rasmussen SIGMA PI PLEDGES — FRONT ROW, Ed Meadows, Anthony Deahl, Walt Rozycki, Joe Smith, Paul Rex- road, Tony Gioia, Dan Molnar, SECOND ROW, Jeff Rasmussen, Sam Rader, Lee Orme, Don Ball, Bill Devericks, Bob Cross. SIGMA TAU GAMMA FRATERNITY MAURY BLOUNT President ED JORDON Second Vice-President 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 uninterrupted and June 28 is accepted as the date of founding. The active members and several alumni of Kappa Psi Xi, a local fraternity at Fairmont State College became Xi Chapter on March 23, 1929. During the past year the Sigma Taus have participated in the following ac- tivities: song fest, spring formal, Greek Week, homecoming, and they won the cheering award in the annual cheering contest. Representing the Sigma Tau Gammas this year were a member selected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities and a member on the Student Council. SAM STEWART Corresponding Secretary DON PARSONS Recording Secretary BENNIE BORTLE Sergeant-at-Arms DICK RIAL Treasurer 132 LTT Jill Wilcox UNPHOTOGRAPHED Stewart Baber Gary Jollif Larry Schoonmaker Alex Bolea Jim McGarvy Jim Shriver Ralph Doolittle Charles McClain Don Shultz Bill Ebert Bill Mclntire Bob Skidmore Dennis Edge Gary Miller Jim Taylor David Glendenning Adam Mocsary Chip Thompson Jim Griffith Carl Moser John Toothman Alfred Hanson John Ols Roy Tracy Gary Harper Carl Prusak Harry Hobbs Phil Rosanno Don Boyles Dan Brown Stan Burnett Don Dolan Jack Dulaney Steve Egress Jim Falkenstine Charles Fortney Gary Harter Gary McBride John McNay Richard Newcome Jim Shaffer Dan Stone Adna Thomas SIGMA TAU GAMMA WHITE ROSE QUEEN AND COURT - Pictured left to right, Sam Stewart, Babs Virgin, Jack Dulaney, Charlotte Kerr, Gary Holbert, Queen Harole Ann Ridgely, Carl Moser, Margaret Yambor, Don Dolan, Margie Kisner, and Doyle Cain. TAU BETA IOTA FRATERNITY Thirty-six years ago an organization of upstanding young men was granted a charter by Fairmont State Normal School. Dr. Rosier, seeing the fine qualities of the fraternal organization, granted this charter on the seventh day of March, 1926 — thus establishing the first fraternity on the campus. The Greek name given to this fraternity was Tau Beta lota, better known as T.B.I. As one of the leaders on the hill, the T.B.I, fraternity has had a prosperous year. The members won first place in the annual Inter-Panhellenic Song Fest by singing Black is the color of my True Love ' s Hair, and also won first place in the men ' s division in the Homecoming float competition with the theme Tech ' s Day of Reckoning. The T.B.I. ' s also claim a student body officer and a member who was selected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities. Other activities of the fraternity include the Harvest Ball, Sweetheart Ball and spring formal. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Herschel Conaway Vice-President John Schroeder Secretary John Schneider Treasurer , Waldo Walker Sergeant-at-Arms Richard Julian Chaplain Robert Hall Prep Master Larry Lemasters TBI SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President Mark Hewitt Vice-President John Schneider Secretary Robert L. Davis Treasurer Francis Boggs Sergeant-at-Arms Samuel Securro, Jr. Chaplain Marshall Lupo, Jr. Prepmaster Fielding Yost Frank Alimento John Bunner Tom Burnett John Christian Samuel DeMaria Paul DiBacco James Durkin Ralph Geckle Mark Hewitt Marshall Lupo, Jr Norman Mankins Donald Moroose Frank Ribel, Jr. Frank Savich John Thralls UNPHOTOGRAPHED Richard Ankrom David Higinbotham John Shaw Frances Boggs Richard Julian John Schroeder Waldo Walker, Jr. Herschel Conaway John Kaznoski Samuel Securro, Jr Junior Yeager John Cranwell, Jr. Edward Mahalick Donald Suplita Robert L. Davis Robert Newbrough Robert Tennant Paul Denison Frank Quattro James Wise William Garrett John Schneider John Wood Robert Hall William Shaffer Fielding Yost • TAU KAPPA EPSILON FRATERNITY -«j 7 DAVE LARSON President JOHN PIGNANELLI Vice-President Theta Delta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon, founded in 1899 is just completing its third year as a national fraternity on the campus. It originated as a local fraternity, known as Zeta Sigma. Achievements of TKE for the past year include Intermural Basketball champions, fourth place in Shepherd ' s Invitational Tournament, a member selected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, and the Scholarship Award. TKE activities for the year are: Homecoming float, Foun- ders ' Day Banquet, Sweetheart Ball, Spaghetti dinner, helping the Salvation Army, mid term outing, and spring formal. Tau Kappa Epsilon is the largest national fraternity with a record number of one hundred and sixty-seven chapters throughout the country. DICK WILLIAMS Secretary DON MAY Treasurer STAN HALL Sergeant-at-Arms DAVE ROMEO Chaplain 136 TKE Don Boughman Dave Bowman Charles Christopher Barry Collins Eddie Crouse Roger Dennison Faye Dickerson Marshall Glenn Fred Golen Billy Higgins Vit Kusolsomburana Tom Lewis Danny Mankins Keith McClure Americo Miconi Kenny Miller Dick Moorhead John Myers Pete Pell Dick Rawls Dorsey Rushing Jim Seamon Wes Shasko Ermo Sicher John Steadman TAU KAPPA EPSILON PLEDGES - LEFT TO RIGHT, Wes Shasko, Gene Keiffer, Paul Clovis, Roger Dennison. UNPHOTOGRAPHED Harry Clovis Gene Keiffer Lance Steelman Bob Cordray John Parker Jed Youmans Ted Darcus Mike Rogers Ron Cvetican Dick Drago Bill Seccurro Ralph Jones Jay Gidick Lyle Shaffer Jim Mayfield Dave Giles Emilio Spino 137 r-: _- MUSIC DRAMA ■lb 1- FSC BAND Drum Major, Larry Shriver; featured twirler, Robert Cross. ROW 1: J. Zeck, C. Bee, S. Poe, J. Sike, B. Nicholson, J. Mankins. ROW 2: C. Sammons, H. Reash, N. Humason, T. Tennant, G. Sine, J. Powell. ROW 3: H. Courtney, M. Hayes, D. Shultz, G. Huffman, R. Stump, K. Kyle, R. Atha, A. Moscary. ROW 4: B. Ebert, C. Gibbson, J. Holbert, R. Taylor, W. Shade, R. Bond, C. Warner, L. Morris. ROW 5: S. DeMaria, R. Newcombe, M Miller, C. Callahan, B. Evans, W. Snyder, K. Ellis, L. Leroy. ROW 6: J. Christian, P. Rossano, J. Cale, R. Martin, N. Turner, J. Conrad, C. Love. ROW 7: R. McCrum, A. Bolea, S. Boord, C. Kerr, P. Merchant, P. Potesta, R. Carter. ROW 8: C. Conaway, S. Trimble, S. Huels, M. White, S. Gibson, P. Rollins. G. Harper and Prof. Robinson The Fairmont State College Band, under the direction of Wesley Gragson, is composed of forty-five members. The band performed at ball games and participated in parades during the school year. A concert composed of modern music was presented in January. The band also made tours to various sur- rounding high schools. FAIRMONT STATE m s • fc wk , it t 1 vi.vnii SYMPHONIC CHOIR ROW 1: A. Steele, J. Ward, B. Davis, C. McGinnis, L. Leroy, S. Ferrell, C. Browning, A. Kayuha, P. Salerio, D. Herman, F. Reese, S. Ross, E. DeBellis, D. Dent, W. Snyder, F. DiPalma, H. Reash, G. Hess, J. Cale, S. Huels, C. Callahan, K. Ellis, P. Knotts, M. McDonald, D. Ashburn, G. Lawson, P. Little. ROW 2: J. Paugh, P. Wentz, R. Stromberg, L. Westfall, C. Laughlin, N. Hughes, E. Wilson, R. Brewer, J. Mays, D. Ice, V. Bean, T. Grimes, M. Malloy, J, Brown, S. Miller, L. Matey, S. Riley, T. Tennant, P. Jones, K. O ' Conner, J. Williams, J. Orr, J. Wilt, T. Morris, S. Smith, R. Van Voorhis, J. Wolfe, N. Ferguson, L. McClain, N. Reger, B. Larosa. ROW 3: M. Kisner, N. Lasure, I. Urtso, A. Rothlisberger, M. Hull, C. Kerr, W. CHOIR MADRIGALS The Fairmont State College Symphonic Choir, under the direction of Mr. Jay E. Robinson, pre- pares two concerts yearly: a Christmas concert the first semester, and a spring concert the ' second semester. The choir also travels to high schools in the state to give the students a chance to release their talents and to give the high schools ' students a chance to hear and appre- ciate good choral music. Madrigals, an a cappella group, sing music mainly from the Baroque period. They are a very select group and often perform for civic groups as well as with the Fairmont State Col- lege Symphonic Choir and Touring Choir. Mem- bership in this group is based on voice quality and musical background. MADRIGALS ROW 1 :• M. White, K. O ' Conner, K. Ellis, M. Kisner, G. Hess, P. Little, C. McAteer. ROW 2: A. Moscary, J. Christian, S. DeMaria, P. Rossano, M. Hewitt, R. Bond, Mr. Richard Wellock. fH s rf j£ n w m L. ' : f i Mll -W 111 ■ s - ; £ % Shade, J. Carter, L. Gladwin, R. Cross, J. Clara, T. White, D. Suplita, J. Schroeder, M. Hewitt, M. Schroeder, J. Woods, C, McKinney, J. Holbert, D. Rushing, H. Cortney, J. Christian, B. Lawman, A. Rittenhouse, D. Parsons, P. Larosa, C. Conaway, M. Gregg, M. White. ROW 4: K. Kipfinger, D. Ruth, C. Love, R. Stump, R. Bond, Prof. Wayne Gregg, J. Nestor, B. Collins, A. Thomas, R. Lemasters, R. Reed, P. McGann, J. Wilcox, N. Turner, G. Stucky, C. Prusak, L. Shriver, A. Moscary, G. Harper, M. Hayes, S. Sander, S. DeMaria, B. Weiss, P. Fulayter, R. Tracy, B. Fulayter, R. Sauro, G. Willey, M. McClain, E. Sine. TOURING CHOIR Collegiates, under the direction of Jay E. Robinson, is completing its second year as a vocal group on the hill. The choir is made up of 34 select voices who try out for the privilege of participating. This group went on tour Dec. 18-20. They performed in the Rotunda of the Senate Building in Washington, D.C. and at a party at the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. During the year they also appeared on radio and television in the area. COLLEGIATES ROW 1: L. Leroy P. Selario, C. Callahan, G. Hess, K. Ellis, C. McAteer, P. Knotts, S. Ferrell, E. Sine. ROW 2: D. Dent, T. Morris, S. Sander, D. Parsons, J. Williams, J. Wilt, S. DeMaria, J. Christian, P. Little, R. Brewer. ROW 3: A. Rothlisberger, J. Woods, B. Lawman, J. Nestor, M. Hewitt, J. Schroeder, J. Holbert, J. Wilcox, S. Burnett, G. Harper, A. Moscary, T. White, M. Schroeder, C. Sessions. ' I 1 I it i ( i BYE BYE BIRDIE BYE BYE BIRDIE Book, Music and Lyrics by Michael Stewart, Charles Strouse, and Lee Adams Staged and Choreographed by Mary Sue Hanks Book Direction by Jo Ann Lough Music Direction by Jay Robinson Set Design and Construction by L. A. Wallman April 26, 27, 28, 1962 CAST Bill Vandergirft, Nancy Conwell, lona Urtso, Sally Bunner, Jerry Mankins, Joy Graves, Lance Steelman, Bill Stout, Fred Miller, Richard Copley, Joy Mason, Eileen Quennon, Helen Goodwin, Bob Zappacosta, Paula Casella, Jim Wilcox, Don Parsons, Burl Hatfield, Carl McKinney, Dave Petitto, Jack Dulaney, Jim Dye, Margaret Weimer, Jerry Tennant, Ned Rose, Nancy Rushing, Garry Harper, Gerry Isner, Nancy Humason, Paul Wilson, Sue Huels, Leah Kramer, George Turbovich. 146  f w II «•? t ANGEL IN THE PAWNSHOP ' ANGEL IN THE PAWNSHOP by A. B. Sheffrin Music Direction by Sam DeMaria Incidental Music by Will Irvin Directed by Bill Hanks Assistant Director Clifford Maines October 26, 27, 1962 CAST Fred Miller, John Warner, Bill Hanks, Jerry Mankins, Alex Wade, Carl McKinney, Don McBee, Noble Turner, John Erdeljac, Jane Neer. 147 ley A i t J.B. J B by Archibald Macleish Director and Designer Brad Smoker Special Choreography Mary Sue Hanks March 9. 10, 1962 CAST Bob Petitto, Ken Shanes, Dave Petitto, Jerry McKeen, Carl McKinney, Mike Polednak, Karen Estep, Bill Stout, Becky Nigh, David Nelson, Johanna Nigh, Carol Pollock, Fred Miller, Bob Sherman, Mary Lou Postlewait, Sara Spatafore, Rita Barrow, Linda Nuzum, Eileen Quenon, Dick Hess. 148 BILLY THE KID An Original 19th Century Melodrama Adapted for Modern Presentation by William L. Utter Origin al Songs — Billy and Broker Heart Saloon by Bob Bergheim Directed by Bill Hanks Dance Director Mary Sue Hanks Set Design by David Larson December 7, 8, 12, 1962 CAST Sam DiMaria, Gaye Whiteford, Jerry McKeen, Fred Miller, Elizabeth Carder, Carl McKinney, Frank Gallo, Adam Mocsary, Dave McDougal Joy Mason, Jerry Mankins, Linda Hall. ( t BILLY THE KID W 1 i Y 1 i % i m 1 , 1 I L • F% ■ w . f i Si ; -5 V V - i i ' % til ftl i jftuJI •• :,: SPORTS Marsh, manager. ROW 2: J. Youngblood, D. Hammon, L. Burner, G. Moyer, J. White, C. Christopher, B. Talbot, Jerry Blout, E. Helmick. ROW 3: K. Miller, D. Rogers, J. Smith, P. Baker, W. Rozycki, R. Jackson, R. White, K. Scott, T. Friedman, H. Cleary, J. Sholtis, S. Beafore, S. Lipscomb, Charles Cannon. ROW 4: J. Tobin, J. Tennant, E. Wilson, R. Gregan, T. Nunnally, B. Garbutt, J. Janicki, T. Lewis, D. Hilton, P. Crawford, T. Corlette, D. Williams, C. Byrer, L. Lynch, H. Quattro. FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM Seniors, all lertermen, are shown here conferring with their coaches. ROW 1: Larry Burner, Coach Duvall, Coach Floyd, Tom Lewis. ROW 2: Charles Christopher, Gary Moyer, Dave Hilton. - ; i ' :• ' ' . ' . ' ■ .V FALCON SEASON FSC 13 Shepherd 13 FSC 14 Marietta 6 FSC 6 Wesleyan 13 FSC 7 Concord 27 FSC 14 Salem 7 FSC 13 W. Va. Tech 13 FSC 20 Glenville 21 FSC 6 West Liberty 13 ., ■- SENIOR LETTERMEN , ..V Dave Hilton Tom Lewis Larry Burner Larry Burner, defensive ace linebacker for the Falcon squad, received All-West Vir- ginia conference honors for the 1962 sea- son. He was named to the mythical defen- sive unit. Veteran guard, Gary Moyer, was named to the All-West Virginia conference hon- orary squad ' s offensive unit. Gary Moyer Charles Christopher Sfi , Centers Guards NAME POSITION WEIGHT YEAR Don Baughman HB 140 Soph. Paul Baker G 185 Soph. Everett Barnett G 200 Fr. Stan Beafore HB 200 Jr. Jerry Blout HB 170 Fr. Larry Blout HB 170 Fr. Larry Burner C 175 Sr. Charles Byrer QB 160 Fr. Tom Cannon FB 165 Fr. Charles Cannon C 170 Soph. Charles Christopher G 200 Sr. Hank Cleary HB 175 Jr. Tom Corlett E 195 Fr. Paul Crawford T 200 Fr. Mel Daniels HB 160 Soph. Dave Edling HB 155 Fr. Sam Ervin G 175 Fr. Tom Friedman HB 162 Fr. Robert Garbutt T 200 Jr. Ron Gregan E 210 Fr. Dwight Hammon HB 165 Fr. Ed Helmick HB 175 Soph. Dave Hilton T 240 Sr. Roy Jackson E 205 Fr. Bill Janicki T 225 Jr. Fullbacks Quarterbacks NAME POSITION WEIGHT YEAR Tom Lewis T 220 Sr. Stev.e Lipscomb HB 190 Soph. Larry Lynch HB 165 Fr. Ken Miller QB 160 Soph. Don Modrick QB 160 Fr. Gary Moyer G 188 Sr. Gerald Nunn HB 155 Fr. Tom Nunnally C 254 Fr. Hank Quattro E 200 Jr. Dave Rogers E 185 Soph. Walter Rozycki G 200 Soph. Ken Scott FB 165 Soph. John Sholtis E 150 Fr. Joel Smith T 221 Soph. Bill Talbot C 185 Jr. Jerry Tennant G 200 Soph. Jerry Tobin T 205 Soph. Bill Watkins QB 160 Fr. Jim White FB 175 Fr. Rondall White FB 180 Fr. Dennis Williams HB 150 Fr. Ernie Wilson E 185 Fr. Floyd Wilt FB 160 Fr. Jim Youngblood G Halfbacks 180 Fr. BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1, left to right: John Myers, manager, Fielding Yost, captain; Paul C. (Pi) Davis, coach; Don Smith; Jim Seamon, manager. ROW 2, Kenny Miller, Dave Bowman, Dwight Conaway, Hank Quattro, John Conaway, Marshall Glenn, Richard Collins, Dave Ashworth, John Thralls, Bugs Kaznoski. Not pictured is Teddy Darcus. FAIRMONT STATE BASKETBALL TEAM 118 Alderson Broaddus 77 Wesleyan 83 Glenville 82 Wheeling 89 Salem 76 Shepherd 92 Davis and Elkins 89 California State 61 Wesleyan 98 Davis and Elkins 99 California State 90 Beckley 82 Concord 74 Wheeling 77 West Liberty 81 Salem 87 Glenville 81 West Liberty 102 W.Va. Wesleyan 80 Anderson-Broaddus 86 Frostburg 77 Alderson-Broaddus 90 Beckley 72 Concord 83 WVIAC Tournament-Beckley Record - 16-9 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM ROW 1, left to right: Dellis Martin, Bob Brookover, Rick Baumgardner, John Broadbent, Jim Kittle, Bill Ferguson. ROW 2, John Steadman, student assistant to Coach Paul C. (Pi) Davis,- Tom Reed, Tom Cannon, Bill Spears, Joe Tucker, Ron Gregan, Don Moderick. 87 86 81 74 92 75 79 68 78 75 83 71 83 65 82 72 82 83 o.t. 104 79 71 75 85 73 86 Dwight Conaway John Conaway Fielding Yost Dwight Conaway Soph- 6 ' 3 245 Fairview, W. Va. John Conaway Sr. 6 ' 4 220 Fairview, W. Va. Fielding Yost Sr. 6 ' 1 160 Grant Town, W. Va Kenny Miller Soph. 5 ' 10 160 Fairmont, W. Va. Hank Quattro Jr. 6 ' 3 200 Fairmont, W. Va. Marshall Glenn Soph. 6 ' 3 180 Mansfield, Ohio Kenny Miller Hank Quattro Marshall Glenn r - i •• Teddy Darcus Don Smith Dave Bowman Teddy Darcus Soph. 5 ' 9 160 Barrickville, W. Va. Donald Smith Soph. New Lexington, Ohio Dave Bowman Jr. 5 ' 9 155 Barrickville, W. Va. John Thralls Soph- 6 ' 1 190 Fairmont, W. Va. Dave Ashworth Jr. 6 ' 3 185 Baltimore, Md. Richard Collins Soph. 6 ' 1 180 Rachel, W. Va. John Thralls Dave Ashworth Richard Collins ROW 1: Jim Seamon, Dave Bowman. ROW 2: Ted Darcus, Leonard Buffintino, William Talbot. FAIRMONT COLLEGE Sam Securro, Roy Holloway, George Froen, Walter Vilk. FSC 5 Davis and Elkins 2 FSC 9 Davis and Elkins 5 FSC 10 West Liberty 12 FSC 2 West Liberty 11 FSC 8 Alderson Broaddus 9 FSC 4 Salem 3 FSC 4 Wesleyan 5 FSC 4 Wesleyan 5 FSC W.Va. University 9 FSC 7 Alderson Broaddus 5 FSC 1 W.Va. Universty 23 FSC 2 Glenville 16 FSC 8 Glenville 7 FSC 6 W.Va. Tech 4 FSC 4 W.Va. Tech 5 BASEBALL TEAM BASEBALL, ROW 1: T. Darcus, J. Raley, C. Frowen, L. Bonfantino. ROW 2: B. Charlton, B. Smith, S. Seccuro, P. Vilk, R. Holloway, J. Seaman, D. Bowman, Coach Wilson. ROW 3: D. Horwitz (mgr.), R. Julian, M. Rogers, D. Higgenbottom, B. Albert, R. Stewart, B. Talbott. FAIRMONT FALCONS ' BASEBALL TEAM GIRLS ' HOCKEY TEAM GIRLS HOCKEY, ROW 1: Betty Brown (capt), Ema DeGasperin, Paula Romana, Emily Thon, Betty Williams, JoAnn Misner. ROW 2: Caleen Wagley, Phyllis Smay, Mean Talley, Carol Graff, Marcia Rainey, Coach Nelle Walters. •J| f v 9 MBn i ML f- j i lai •■c ■«r«« mff • Jm fc jif ip L 1 ROW 1: J. Reddick, W. Beitzel, K. Scott, B. Cline, J. Tennant. ROW 2: C. Reese, B. Collins, F. Criss- man, R. Keener , D. McDougal. ROW 3: A. Verge, M. Lupo, S. Hall, F. Savich, L Steelman, Coach Juno Charlton. SWIMMING TEAMS Left to Right: Connie Lachapelle, Betty Williams, Susan Hite, Kay Davis, Molly Malloy, Mary Ann Sell, Barbara Wuerker. ROW 1: J. Myers, J. Ols, D. Williams, G. Wright, G. Kendzoir, L. Morris. ROW 2: P. Baker, J. Steadman, R. Ogden, A. Rittenhouse, R. Mays, Coach Paul C. Davis. CROSS COUNTRY Concord - W.V.U. W.Va. Wesleyan W.Va. Wesleyan Bethany W. J. Indiana (Pa.) Waynesburg W L ROW 1: L. Steelman, J. Yeomans, E. Crouse, E. Sicher, W. Shasko, T. Nicholson, V. Kulsolsumbra, T. Deahl, R. Higgins, L. Shaffer, K. Carpenter. ROW 2: M. Lupo, J. Parker, (co.-capt.), T. White, P. Pell, D. Molnak, J. Dulaney, E. Lawrence, T. Kittle. ROW 3: M. Fulks (manager), D. Hall, R. Cline, K. Miller, S. Hall, R. Stewart (co.-capt.), J. Wilson, H. Gainer, J. Reddick, J. Downs, D. Romeo, D. Williams, (manager), R. Cole (coach). SOCCER TEAM Schedule FSC 1 Frostburg 5 FSC 1 Davis and Elkins 2 FSC Pitt 4 FSC Frostburg 4 FSC 1 Davis and Elkins 6 FSC 1 W.Va. Wesleyan 1 FSC W.V.U. 6 FSC W.V.U. 7 FSC 2 W.Va. Wesleyan 5 GOLF, ROW 1: Dr. Taylor, coach, D. Zatt, D. Brown, D. O ' Dell, W. Garrett. ROW 2: M. Glenn, T. Schinto, J. Domico, J. Lennon, D. Rourke. GOLF TEAM TENNIS TEAM at Wheeling at West Liberty W.V.U. West Liberty at California Wheeling Wesleyan Frostburg at Davis Elkins at W.Va, State Morris Harvey Wesleyan W.Va. State Davis and Elkins Glenville at W.V.U. at Frostburg at Wesleyan Oglebay Park TENNIS, ROW 1: R. Post, D. Drago. ROW 2: B. Rothman, T. Schinto, B. Stemple. at W.V.U. at West Liberty Salem Wesleyan W.Va. State at California, Pa. Frostburg West Liberty at Salem at Wesleyan W.V.U. at California - WRESTLING TEAM, ROW 1: G. Jolliff, J. Burnett, G. Moyer, C. Boney, G. Nunn. ROW 2: Coach Hayes, R. Jackson, W. Wilcox, D. Walters, B. Bortell. ROW 3: R. Pyers, A. Deahl, E. Merrifield, D. Curry, T. Burnett, F. Wilt, Coach Floyd. ' WRESTLING TEAM TRACK TEAM SCHEDULE: Tourney at Ohio State at Indiana, Pa. Glenville W.V.U. Waynesburg at W J at W. Liberty W. Liberty at Glenville WVIC Tourney at California, Pa. NAIA Tourney SCHEDULE: West Liberty at Wesleyan Frostburg at Marshall Davis and Elkins at Oglebay Park TRACK TEAM, ROW 1: J. Steadman, K. Miller, J. Mclntyre, D. Ogden, B. Grandstaff, J. Ols. ROW 2: B. Cordray, L. Schoomaker, B. Garbieth, J. Dulaney, S. Hall, A. Rittenhouse, J. Myers. ROW 3: D. Rogers, D. Conaway, R. Collins, P. McGann, B. Jones, S. Lipscomb, R. Oliver, Pi Davis. 1 vJ ST r KmMHHHB Mf V M Mr T , - H Hi 1 ' 1 ' m H H; tJjti : ; : ;; :; ;:: ' . ' C ' ?■ 5v K.V 1 R 50 ADVERTISEMENTS M| PROFESSOR ROBERT SHAFFER COLE 170 IN MEMORIAM . . . Robert Shaffer Cole, assistant professor of business and soccer coach at Fairmont State College, died at his home following a heart attack February 15. He had previously suffered a stroke which had prevented him from fully resuming his duties at the college but had been recover- ing nicely and attended two functions at the college on the eve of his death. He attended FSC before entering military service in W.W. II. After his separation from the service. Cole attended Bowling Green Univer- sity and W.V.U. He came to FSC in 1956 and joined the business de- partment. When soccer was added as a varsity sport to the athletic program, he became its first coach. Cole, better know as Pappy to the soccer team and those who knew hjm well, certainly contributed to much of the success of our campus. 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