Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1966 volume:

— f y $ fifi s?£ : ?. Ah The Mound 1966 FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA W. Kent Chidester, Editor — Harold Holloway — Business Manager Earl Straight, Advisor — Joe Hause — Technician FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY 1966 Table of Contents Administration 14 Classes 22 Features 68 Greek World 94 Athletics 116 Organizations 138 Royalty 162 Advertisement 171 16 2857 And So We Came . We Came To Search, To Emulate, To Perfect, But Most of Ail We Came Because We Desired To Become Something a Little Better Than Our Past. We Came To Progress. i t R i j 3 1 — ml i V ! • - As a Child, We Took Our First Step . . . Stepping High, Stepping Forward, We Attempted To Grasp, To Correlate, To Comprehend. Sometimes the Massive Weight of Knowledge Pressed Upon Us Until We Thought We Were Being Crushed. And Then . . . In This Moment of Hush, the Pieces Began To Fuse Together — We Suddenly Understood — We Knew. And for a Brief Interim, We Were at Peace With Ourselves. But Only for a Moment; j ' Y ' ' ' . ! ' ' ■ ' ■ ' j H SKI 9 ft f : • • Four years ago, the class of 1966 arrived on campus to be greeted by the sight of progress. A progress that has continued as we have kept stride. As we leave, our undergraduate education completed, we see two new dormitories com- pleted, a beautiful fine arts building and cafete- ria nearly completed, and plans finished for continued expansion of Fairmont State College. But the work is not yet finished, for a college must constantly grow and expand. Our College is doing just this. We, the 1966 MOUND staff, dedicate this yearbook not to just one person, but to all of those who have helped to make this campus the living monument which has arisen from their faith in the school, its administration, and above all, its students. !■« W. Kent Chidester Editor in Chief Barbara Tetrick Editor Harold Holloway Business Manager Joyce Gibson Photo. Editor Robert Quick Art Editor Rob ' ert Hurley Advertising Craig Adams Advertising The Mound Staff 1966 Eunice Bein Gale Bentz Pam Underwood Nancy Higgms Patti Haass Jackye Wilm Art Editor Class Editor Activity Ed. Greeks Ed. Greeks Ed. Queens Ed. Melvin Graham Ass ' t Class Ed. Lynda Panetti Copy Ed. Francia Hawkins Asst. Organ. Ed. Jeanne Lafferre Organization Ed. Robert Jacob Sports Ed. Edd Abbadini Photographer 13 DR. ESTON K. FEASTER President A day in the life of a college president involves many time consuming activities including . . . scheduling plans and appointments administrative consultations and student conferences PRESIDENT AND MRS. ESTON K. FEASTER AND SON, KENNETH concluding with a relaxing evening at home with his family. PAUL V. YOST Dean of College ., ■ (frr V ROXY D. DILLON Dean of Women Administrative Counci GEORGE H. TURLEY Dean of Men HUNTER J. CONRAD Dir. Student Personnel HOMER W. COX Business Manager GALEN F. DULING Coord. Field Services DWIGHT D. FOWLER Dir. Tech. - Ind. Ed. EDGAR N. JAYNES Dir. Dept. of Commerce OTIS H. MILAM, JR. Registrar MARTHA L MILLER Dir. Nursing Education EARL N. STRAIGHT Dir. Public Relations STARK A. WILMOTH Dir. Teacher Education WILFORD R. WILSON Dir. Athletics fgyj I— 7 ' ( -V Division of Humanities Art English — Foreign Language JAMES BROOKS LILLIAN RHODES ROBERTA ABSHER WILLIAM E. BORAM MARGARET E. COPELAND LARRY ECKLES I FRED EDGELL REBA S. ERB CLIFFORD R. HOUSE ROBERT A. KORCHECK PEARL S. MCCARTY RUTH ANN MUSICK Industrial Arts JUDITH WALTON KENNETH WEIHE JAMES A. HALES CYRIL W. JOHNSON LOY W. LEONARD CHARLES PETESHEL Music W. DAVID TETER KENNETH G. WISE WESLEY GRAGSON MARY M. KENNEDY FRANCES MOODY JAY E. ROBINSON A L RICHARD WELLOCK WILLIAM E. HANKS JOANN LOUGH SUZANNE THRALLS LAWRENCE A. WALLMAN Division of Natural Sciences Biology Chemistry Mathematics RAYMOND E. AMOS WILLIAM D. CREASY ffVfc ri A. PAUL DAVISSON CLEO D. HAUGHT ELIZABETH SWIGER JAMES 0. DUNLEVY Nursing Education WILLIAM M. GULAS JAMES A. LARUE WILLIAM J. SCHNEIDER PATRICIA ANDERSON % • MARGARET R. DODGE BARBARA GRIMSLEY Physical Education JOE BUNDY HAROLD S. DUVALL WILLIAM H. KERR FRANCES MASON JOSEPH RETTON NELLE E. WALTERS Physics Geography — Geology EDMUND COLLINS ELEANOR M. FORD ORVILLE D. NAEGELE DR. GEORGE R. HUNT Chairman of the Department of Sciences Professor of Biology Dean and Acting President 1930-1965 Division of Social Sciences Business Administration — Commerce BILLY G. DUNN WOODROW A. POTESTA Secretarial Studies JOE C. ALLEN RUTH ANN BURNS JAMES H. LORD FRANK SANSALONE History 4 i ii FLORA P. PETRO GINA S. PINTO PHYLLIS L. AYERS GLENN F. MASSAY MARY E. MORGAN JACK R. PULSIFER Political Science Home Economics L, . i WALTER R. SCHEER DALLAS B. SHAFFER WILLIAM P. TURNER Sociology DENNIS DONOGHUE GERTRUDE HALL MELVA C. HESS Psychology WAYNE T. GRAY WAYNE E. GREGG GEORGE E. CANNON 18 Division of Teacher Education CARL E. A. NEIL FRYE CLORA J. MARTIN MARGARET CECIL MARPLE TAYLOR WILLARD Librarians PAULINE BRAND AILEEN LUCAS ROBERT MASTERS JOSEPHINE L ROSIER Housing Directors PEARL BEULAH COLE ZELMA OAKES MARGUERITE SAVILLA BROWN Pence Hall Morrow Hall MOORE SEIFRIT New Sigma Tau Sigma Pi Women ' s Gamma Fraternity Dormitory Fraternity House House ' BOOK MAI 31 , .. • .-■ ■. reTI RN p R - ■_. SEPTEMBER BOOK STORE — Hazel Beall, assistant; Maxine Pruitte, manager. College Personnel . . . Serving Record Breaking Enrollment at FSC CAFETERIA - FIRST ROW: Margaret Hamilton, Loxie Grubb, Grace Reese, Mary Anderson, Gussie Glover. SECOND ROW: Minnie Sandy, Ida Musgrave, Margaret Booth, Katherine Fuether, Evelyn Moore, Ima Strait, Margaret Yost. 1 r-lfc v vv ■ f V. i ! u OFFICE STAFF - FIRST ROW: Joan Harker, Jonnie Erdie, Grace Rog- ers, Ruth Steele, JoAnn Parrish, Martha S. Tuckwiller, Karen Godwin. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Springer, Judy Carstensen, Nancy Clevenger, Bonita Townsend, Virginia Hunter, Kitty Smith, Daryl Stanley. STUDENT CENTER - Mildred Haught, Dorothy Pinson, Mane Tennell, Eva Murphy, Mary J. Benincasa, Nellie J. Mays. R r s ■ MP Come Gentle People Mount the Hills As the Railing Climbs the Stairs. Classes Gale Bentz — Classes Editor. Seniors GERALD CARUSO President HAROLD WRIGHT Secretary-Treasurer NANCY PAINTER Vice President 24 IUDITH K. ALLEN Inglish, Commerce ' airmont Sigma Sigma Sigma : u Se Fa reshman Counselor ' KE Sweetheart Court PENNY ASKINS History Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania AWS Pi Kappa Phi Home Economics Club RICKEY ATHA Mathematics, Ind. E ' Mannington Band Intervarsity Industrial Arts Club BOBBI BANE Phys. Ed., Social Studies Barrackville Cheerleader Interpanhellenic Freshman Counselor Gamma Chi Chi — Sgt.-at-arms NANCY BARNETT Social Studies Charleston Intramural Sports AWS ROBERT BARTHOLOW Mathematics Fairmont Lambda Delta Lambda DEANNA BARTLETT Nursing Education Philippi RICHARD BAUMGARDNER 3iological Science Rowlesburg FKE Vice-President 3aseball ROBERT J. BENTTI Business Administration Michigamme, Michigan Alpha Alpha Alpha Intramural Bowling KERMIT BIAS, JR. Industrial Arts Fairmont Sigma Tau Gamma Ind. Arts Club, Pres. Inter-Pan CAROLE BILOTTA English Fairmont Women ' s Panhellenic Gamma Chi Chi, Sec. Pledge Mistress Sigma Tau Delta ■w  . ) I WILLARD BLONIARZ Industrial Arts Morgantown Industrial Arts Club CHARLES BONEY Physical Education Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Sigma Pi, Sgt.-at-arms Wrestling Student Body Treasurer Freshman Counselor CAMILLE BOYCE Home Economics Fairmont Pi Kappa Phi Home Economics Club JOANNE TERRETTI BRAK English Wheeling Alpha Xi Delta, Treas. New Women ' s Dorm Offic. AWS Intnat ' l. Rel. Club , m Mm m BARBARA BRANDIMARTE JUDY BRIERLY Phys. Ed., Business Secretarial Studies Fairmont Fairmont Newman Club Women ' s Phys. Ed. Club SHARON MARQUIS BROWNING Nursing Education Monongah KENNETH BROCK Mathematics, Soc. Sts. Fairmont Kappa Delta Pi Freshman Chemistry Awar d Intervarsity HAROLD RICHARD BRUMAGE Business Administration Clarksburg t% BOB BRUNNER Social Studies Keansburg, New Jersey Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pres. Student Council, Treas. Track Team Freshman Counselor BARBARA BUNNER Nursing Education Fairmont . K T DELORIS C; U 3WELL LOUISE CAMPBELL Home Econom cs Elementary Education Fairmont Charleston Home Economi cs Club Jr. Class Secretary Roger Williams Fellowship Women ' s Panhellenic SNSEA AWS rHOMAS CAPEK KATHY CARDER 3 hysical Education Biology Edgefield Park, N.J. Rosemont rau Kappa Epsilon Beta Beta Beta joccer Team Collegiates lpha Alpha Alpha AWS nter-Pan Wesley Foundation LINDA CARPENTER Nursing Education I Fairmont Nursing Association BECKI CARUSO Psychology N. Plainfietd, N.J. Inter-Pan Panhellenic Homecoming Court Cheerleader - % t fis! GERALD CARUSO Business Administration Belleville, N.J. Tau Kappa Epsilon Senior Class Pres. Student Council FRANK CARVELL Mathematics Gypsy Lambda Delta Lambda JAMES CAVALIER Business Administration Rivesville Newman Club President Province Chairman Sports Publicity Dir. Columns W. KENT CHIDESTER History Keyser Editor, Mound Young Democrats, V.P. Freshman Counselor Sigma Pi JOSEPH CLARA Physical Education Fairmont Soccer Newman Club Letterman ' s Club Swimming Manager GEORGE CLAYTON English Fairview Football Tau Kappa Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta, Pres. JACK CONRAD English Fairmont Student Council Freshman Counselor English Honorary, Pres. Independents, Pres. DIANE COOK Home Economics Bridgeport Masquers Home Economics Club, Trea. Wesley Foundation AWS FRED COOPER Physical Education Weston Tau Kappa Epsilon, Hist. Football Manager Baseball LINDA COOPER Recreation Clarksburg Cheerleader Symphonic Choir Roger Williams Fellowship Sigma Sigma Sigma BEVERLY COWGER Secretarial Studies Fairmont URL CRAMPTON siness Administration it, Michigan iha Alpha Alpha CAROL CUNNINGHAM French Fairmont Sigma Kappa, Cor. Sec. Beta Beta Beta Kappa Delta Pi Pi Kappa Phi DONNA D ' AMICO Social Studies Fairmont AWS Junior Prom Court Home Economics Club Columns BETTY DAVIS English, French Fairmont Sigma Sigma Sigma, Rec. Sec. Panhellenic, V.P. Student Council Sigma Tau Delta m JUANITA DEAHL Nursing Education Carolina JOSEPH HALL DELUCA, JR. Industrial Arts Fairmont Industrial Arts Club Tau Beta lota DONNA DIXON Mathematics Belmar, NJ. Gamma Chi Chi Young Republicans AWS Phi Epsilon Chi :k dufour iness Administration Igeport REGINA SUE DULIN Nursing Education Rivesville JUANITA EDGE Elementary Education Fairmont SNSEA Pi Kappa Phi Majorette Sigma Kappa, V.P. MARY JO ELLIS Social Studies Fairmont Gamma Chi Chi, V.P. Student Council Majorette Kappa Delta Pi 4 i SAMUEL JAMES ELLIS Biology Fair mont Beta Beta Beta, Pres. Alpha Psl Omega Executive Committee Student Council, Treas. WILLIAM FADALE Elementary Education Jamestown, N.Y. Theta Xi, Treas. Secretary-Treas. Pence Hall VIRGINIA CAROL FELOSA Physical and Gen. Sci. Shinnston Lambda Delta Lambda Newman Club Academy of Science SNSEA CHERYL JOY FEOLA Physical Education Needham, Mass. Sigma Sigma Sigma Phi Epsilon Chi, Pres. Hockey Basketball JANET FOLEY English Petersburg New Women ' s Dorm, Treas. TOM FRIEDMAN Physical Education Johnstown, Pa. Tau Kappa Epsilon Letterman ' s Club Football Alpha Alpha Alpha BEVERLY FULAYTER English Fairmont Sigma Tau Delta Kappa Delta Pi Masquers Orchesis PATRICIA FULAYTER Elementary Education Barrackville Masquers Orchesis Choir BILL FURGASON Physical Education Rivesville Basketball Tau Kappa Epsilon Senior Class - Sgt-at-arms Letterman ' s Club EDWARD GERBER Psychology Conemaugh, Pa. EDWARD GLOVER Physical Education Mannington a V, UDY GREEN RONALD GREGAN ecretarial Studies Physical Education armington Glassworks, Pa. Football Baseball Theta Xi Intramural MAURINA GREGG Music Fairmont Collegiates All-State Orchestra MENC, Vice-Pres. Philosophical Society GEORGE ANN GRIFFIN Business Administration Bridgeport Fu Se Fa, ' Vice-Pres. SNSEA Shorthand Award JOSEPH GRIPPALDI MARTY HARDEN GLENN HARMAN Physical Education Commerce Occupational Business Administration West Orange, N.J. Fairmont Petersburg Tau Kappa Epsilon Home Economics Club Alpha Alpha Alpha Pence Hall — Sgt-at-arms AWS ■f Baseball Gamma Chi Chi, Treas. , ' Falcon ' s Nest, Proctor Inter-Pan, Vice-Pres. JOYCE HAUGH1 Home Economics Farmington C; REBECCA h Home Econom Fairmont ERBER cs OHN HARMAN DAVID HAUGHT Collegiates Collegiates usiness Administration Sociology Madrigals Home Ec. Assc c, St. Rep etersburg Farmington Majorettes MENC, Treas. Ipha Alpha Alpha Sigma Pi MENC Intervarsity, Se c. JOYCE HERSHMAN Secretarial Studies Lumberport PATRICIA HIBBS Nursing Education Fairmont AWS Nursing Association Sigma Kappa -T.-3. JANE HIGGINBOTHAM Commerce Big Run SNSEA, Cor. Sec. Chorus NANCY HIGGINS Social Studies Weirton Delta Zeta, Treas. AWS, Sec. Greek Editor, Mound MARK HIGGS Social Studies Compreh. Fairmont LAWRENCE HIMES, JR. Social Studies Grafton NEVA HOFFMAN Elementary Education Keyser SNSEA JAMES HOLBERT Music Fairmont Theta Xi, Vice-Pres. Band Collegiates Chorus HAROLD HOLLOWAY Business Administration Greensburg, Pa. Sigma Pi, Treas. Alpha Alpha Alpha Business Man., Mound Intramural Sports SONYA HUGHES Elementary Education Fairmont Gamma Chi Chi, Sec. Majorette. AWS Holly Ball Court LYNDA HUSTER Nursing Education Fairmont Alpha Xi Delta Nursing Association V ' dJ PAMELA ISNER ROY JACKSON English Biology Clarksburg Carolina Sigma Tau Delta Football SNSEA Wrestling Home Economics Club Track JAMES JOSEPH Biology Shinnston Beta Beta Beta MICHAEL JURASKO Industrial Arts Fairmont Epsilon Pi Tau Industrial Arts Club BUNNY KAY Speech Charleston Alpha Xi Delta Masquers Debate Team SNSEA LORRAINE FOSTER KAZNOSKI Elementary Education Barrackville Student Body, Vice-Pres. Gamma Chi Chi Cheerleader Blazers JOHN KENNEDY Business Administration Pittsburgh, Pa. Tau Kappa Epsilon Freshman Class, Pres. HAROLD DEAN KNICELEY Vrt Vorthington JUDY KNOBLE Soc. Sts., Phys. Ed. Shinnston Phi Epsilon Chi Sigma Kappa Young Democrats AWS SUSAN LAIRD Commerce Grant Town SNSEA AWS Newman Club SHERRY LAUGHLIN Commerce Clarksburg ■ ROY LEGLEITNER SHARON DIANNE LINN THOMAS LLEWELLYN BEVERLY LLOYD Business Administration Home Economics Business Administration Speech, English Pittsburgh, Pa. Buckhannon Fairmont Fairview Home Economics Club Collegiates Freshman Counselor Masquers Alpha Xi Delta Young Democrats Student Council, Sec. Jr. Class, Vice-Pres. THOMAS LOPES JAY LOVERING VALLA MARTENEY Biology Physical Education Home Economics Keansburg, N.J. Alexandria, Va. Clarksburg Tau Kappa Epsilon Industrial Arts Club Theta Xi Sweetheart Pyramid Society Soccer Home Economics Club Student Coi uncil, Pres. Wrestling Tennis Theta Xi DONALD MCBEE Speech, Art SHIRLEY GOUER MCCAULEY Fairmont Biology MONTY MATHIAS Neeley Oratorical Award Sigma Tau Gamma Philippi Beta Beta Beta PAM MCCLURG Physical Education Alpha Psi Omega Academy of Science Nursing Education Romney Jr. Class, Vice-Pres. SNSEA Belle 1 - -c- «cr LINDA MCCONNELL English Fairmont Sigma Sigma Sigma CHARLES MCDANIEL industrial Arts Grafton Epsilon Pi Tau 4-H=Club Industrial Arts Club MARY MCDONALD Elementary Education Grafton Symphonic Choir Phi Epsilon Chi, Treas, AWS DAVID H. MCDOUGAL Biology Fairmont Masquers HI JOAN MCDOUGAL Music Bruceton Mills MENC, Pres. Vice-Pres. Collegiates Madrigals JERRY MCGRAW Business Administration Beckley Football Manager CAROLYN MCINTIRE Nursing Education Clarksburg Nursing Association SONNIE MCMULLIN Elementary Education Weirton Delta Zeta, Pres. Dorm Council nter-Pan, Sec.-Treas. 3 anhellenic JOHANNA MEISSNER Physical Education New Cumberland, Md. New Women ' s Dorm, Pres. AWS, Vice-Pres. Delta Zeta, Vice-Pres. Sigma Pi Sweetheart Ct. PATRICIA MERCHANT Music Bridgeport MENC Symphonic Choir - Band MARY ANN MEREDITH Commerce • Shinnston Fu Se Fa Pi Kappa Phi ) m BRENDA MICHAEL Elementary Education Fairmont GEORGE MIHALIC Elementary Education Fairmont Tau Kappa Epsilon Bowling VIOLET MIKULSKI Nursing Education Carolina JANE MILLER Secretarial Studies Fairmont MARY FISHER MILLER SANDRA MILLER JUDY MOKOSH Speech, English Elementary Education Commerce Shinnston Fairmont Moundsville Sigma Kappa Masquers Kappa Delta Pi Blazers Young Democrats Alpha Psi Omega SNSEA Kappa Delta Pi Symphonic Choir JOHN MOSELEY EDWIN MORRIS Business JOHN MURRAY DIANE MUSGRAVE Psychology Mannington Industrial Arts Secretarial Studies Rachel Alpha Alpha Alpha Chester Fairmont J: K 1 BETTY LOU NAROG JAMES NERI Commerce Phys., General Science Vlannington Fairmont Theta Xi Newman Club Sophomore Class, Pres JOHN THOMAS NEWHOUSE History Fairmont Editor, Mound Columns Newman Club Intramural Bowling SUZANNE OLIVER Secretarial Studies Shinnston AUSTIN LEE ORME, JR. LINDA ORR Industrial Arts English 1 Great Cacapon Fairmont 1 Sigma Pi, Pledge Master Sigma Sigma S igma, Pres Freshman Counselor Student Body, Vice-P res. 1 Pence Hall — Sgt ■at-arms Blazers, Pres. 1 Industrial Arts CI jb Prom Court NANCY PAINTER DOROTHY J. PEARCE English JEAN PAUGH Physical Education Clarksburg Elementary Education Westbury, N.Y. Gamma Chi Chi, Pres. Clarksburg Roger Williams, Sec.-Treas. Freshman Counselor AWS Sigma Kappa, Float Chair. Kappa Delta Pi Pi Kappa Phi Phi Epsilon Chi Student Council SNSEA AWS, Publ. Chair. WILLIAM OWEN, JR. ndustrial Arts Fairmont Sigma Pi nter-Pan ndustrial Arts Club EUGENE PELLILLO Social Studies Fairmont Tau Beta lota Sophomore Class. Pres. Student Council Intramural Sports k Z -J?  ■fk !£ JOYCE PELLILLO Nursing Education Monongah JUDY PEORIA Elementary Education Clarksburg Masquers SNSEA Newman Club ALLYN PERRY Physical Education Akron, N.Y. Baseball SHERILYN PIGOTT Secretarial Studies Philippi JONATHAN PLOWMAN Biology Ft. Ritchie, Md. Sigma Tau Gamma, V.P. Beta Beta Beta Academy of Science Fraternity House Manager MARIA POSTER English Fairmont Masquers Columns AWS Young Democrats MARY JO PULICE Business Administration Clarksburg Gamma Chi Chi, Pres. Freshman Counselor Holly Ball Court Junior Prom Court RANDAL PYERS Industrial Arts Lewisburg, Pa. Tau Kappa Epsilon Soccer Wrestling Intramural Sports THOMAS MICHAEL RASCON, III Psychology Fairmont Theta Xi JIM REDDICK Recreation Fairmont Theta Xi Swimming Soccer Alpha Lambda Sigma TOM REED Ind. Ed., Soc. St. Weirton Tau Kappa Epsilon Student Council, Off. Basketball Epsilon Pi Tau ' % i PAT REHO Elementary Education Fords, New Jersey Young Democrats Alpha Xi Delta, Sec. Mademoiselle College Bd. AWS ELIZABETH RIBAS Commerce Clarksburg Alpha Xi Delta, V.-Pres. Panhellenic Council Inter-Pan LOUIE RIBEL Physical Education Fairmont Tau Beta lota, Pres Football Inter-Pan PATRICIA RICE Social Studies Fairmont Phi Epsilon Chi Freshman Counselor Sigma Kappa Regist. AWS THOMAS D. RIDENOUR Physical Education Fairmont NETTIE ROBINSON Elementary Education Walkersville SNSEA PRUDENCE ROBINSON Commerce Clarksburg DIANA ROGERS Nursing Education Fairmont Nursing Association ■ ■ H- H ft PRUDENCE ROLLINS Home Economics Lost Creek Kappa Delta Pi Sigma Tau Delta 4-H Club Home Economics Club PAMELA ROMIN Commerce Lumberport SNSEA Collegiates Home Economics Clu Symphonic Choir KAREN ROY Nursing Education Belle A . SHIRLEY RUBESNE Biology Mannington Collegiate Academy of Sci NANCY RUNDLE Nursing Education Fairmont Newman Club Nursing Association CINDA SAMMONS Secretarial Studies Colfax Sigma Kappa, Pres. Student Body Secretary Majorette Greek Week Queen WILMA SANDY Social Studies Clarksburg Pi Kappa Phi SNSEA ROSALIE SAURO Elementary Education Fairmont Symphonic Choir SNSEA Young Republicans Newman Club PENELOPE SCOTT Physical Education Waynesburg, Pa. AWS Phi Epsilon Chi, V-Pres. Home Economics Club DON SEFTICK Business Administration Clarksburg STEPHEN SERAFINE Business Administration Clarksburg GARETH SHAY Biological, Gen. Sci. Fellowsville Beta Beta Beta JOHN SHOLTIS Physical Education Johnstown, Pa. Tau Beta lota, Sec. Football Track I ntramural Sports ESTEL SITES Elementary Education Petersburg ROGER SITES Business Administration D etersburg rau Beta lota Mpha Alpha Alpha CAROL SLATE Secretarial Studies Fairmont Newman Club PHYLLIS SMAY Physical Education Fairmont Sigma Sigma Sigma, Treas. Freshman Counselor Home Economics Club: AWS GARY SOUTHERN Industrial Arts Grant Town Theta Xi, Pres. Epsilon Pi Tau Kappa Delta Pi, Pres. BILL SPATAFORE Industrial Arts Clarksburg Industrial Arts Club Business Administration Clarksburg Theta Xi, Treas. Inter-Pan Basketball Alpha Alpha Alpha MONICA STANNY Sociology Pittsburgh, Pa. Tau Beta lota Sweetheart Greek Week Queen Junior Prom Court Gamma Chi Chi ROBERT STEELE Business Administration Cameron Sigma Pi, Treas. Alpha Alpha Alpha JAMES STETNER Elementary Education Pittsburgh, Pa. Wrestling Tau Kappa Epsilon Letterman ' s Club STANLEY STEWART Industrial Arts Mannington Industrial Arts Club Bowling League Sigma Tau Gamma SUNDAY STICKLES Nursing Education Fairmont Sigma Kappa AWS Nursing Association LUTHER STILES Business Administration Fairmont Tau Beta lota Alpha Alpha Alpha Collegiates Intramural Sports BRENDA STOTLER Mathematics Fairmont Pi Kappa Phi A ' RUTH ANN STOUT Mathematics Bridgeport SNSEA Intervarsity Sigma Tau Delta ROSEMARY STROMBERG Elementary Education Clarksburg Pi Kappa Phi SNSEA HILDA STULL Commerce Mannington Home Economics Club SNSEA SHERRY STURM Elementary Education Shinnston JON MICHAEL SUMMERS History Fairmont Theta Xi JAMES M. TENNANT Accounting Burton BARBARA TETRICK Elementary Education Shinnston Delta Zeta, Treas. Ass ' t. Ed., Mound Symphonic Choir AWS ANTHONY TIANO Physical Education Clarksburg Tau Kappa Epsilon Soccer WILLIAM B. TOMBLYN Business Administration Buckhannon 4-H Club Alpha Alpha Alpha Int. Christian Fellowship I WAYNE TRESSLER Business Johnstown, Pa. Tau Kappa Epsilon Alpha Alpha Alpha NANCY TRICKETT Nursing Education Tunnelton Nursing Association THOMAS TRICOT Business Clarksburg Theta Xi KENTON TURNER Business Administration Clarksburg WILLIAM VANDERGRIFT Psychology Bridgeport Theta Xi, Rush Chair. CHARLES WARNER SUE WARDER Business Secretarial Studies Clarksburg Bridgeport Band Majorette Symphonic Choir IRENE VOZNIAK JANET WARD Nursing Education Home Economics Monongah Clarksburg Freshman Counselor Home Economics Club AWS SNSEA Nursing Association Symphonic Choir Sigma Kappa AWS JOHN WARNER DANIEL K. WEBER Physical Science ■ : ■ : ; Speech, Drarr a NER Parsons Sigma Pi, V.-Pres. Fairmont Senior Class Pres. Masquers Alpha Psi Om ega, Pres. Academy of Science Kappa Gamm a, V.-Pres Tea House of the A ugust Moon Intercollegiate i Debate s ANNA LEE WEST WILLARD WHEELOCK RONDALL WH ITE CHARLES G. WILBURN, JR Elementary Education History Recreation Elementary Education Morgantown Clarksburg Weston Fairmont Pi Kappa Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon Collegiates Wesley Foundation Football SNSEA, Pres. Symphonic Choir Letterman ' s Club Theta Xi 4-H Club Swimming DENNIS WILLIAMS Physical Education Mannington DONALD R. WILLIAMS Business Administration Fairmont Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas. Cross-Country Team Intramural Sports Track DAVID A. WILSON Industrial Arts, Soc. St. Rock Cave RUTH WILSON JANET WOLFE Elementary Education English Fairmont Nutter Fort Sigma Kappa, Treas. Intervarsity Panhellanic, Pres. Symphonic Choir SNSEA Columns AWS Mound I GARY WRIGHT HAROLD WRIGHT Psychology Social Studies Bridgeport Fairmont Theta Xi Tau Beta lota Collegiates Freshman Counselor Band Cross-Country Team Intramural Sports Columns ' - ' 0W BOBBI WUERKER Elementary Education Cape May, N.J. Sigma Sigma Sigma Majorette Miss Freshman Holly Ball Court JAMES EDWARD YOUNGBLOOD Physical Education Rowlesburg Football Baseball Tau Beta lota Intramural Sports LOUIS A. YUSI Business Administration Coraopolis, Pa. Tau Kappa Epsilon Wrestling Track Intramural Sports IOLA MAE LIVINGSTONE ZINN Art Monessen, Pa. AWS Newman Club Young Democrats Juniors C. J. FETCHERO President ROBERTA ATHA Vice President PEGGY REGER Secreta ry-Trea su rer 46 JIM MUSTACHIO Sgt-at-Arms DENNIS ANGEBRANNDT ROBERTA ATHA WILLIAM ATHEY BLAINE AUVILLE CHARLES BALL ELINOR DRANE MARC ELLIOTT BILL EWUSIAK JANICE FALKENSTEIN BOB FELTNER MICHAEL FELTON MARY LOU FELTZ STEFFI FEOLA C. J. FETCHERO JUANITA FLANAGAN ■ ■■1 BILL FUTTEN LADONNA GARLITZ JOYCE GIBSON BILL GLOVER LINDA GOLDEN Atfc MUFF GOLDSBORO ROBERT HAGER PHILLIP HATFIELD FRANCIA HAWKINS SHERRIE HAYHURST RONALD HELMS GLORIA HERMAN PAULETTA HESS LARRY HILL BURT HOLCOMB DAVID HOLLANDSWORTfl BOB HURLEY MARY HYDE CAROL ANN JACKSON JULIUS JIMENO BARRY JONES BRENDA JONES DANIEL JONES JOHN KERPAN SHARON KESLING DANIEL MANCUSO DELLIS MARTIN MANFORD MARTIN MONICA MASEDA LES MCCARTNEY JIM KURCZAK MARILYN LEESON RICHARD LONG PAT MAHALICK PATRICIA MAINELLA JENNIFER KILMER JOHN KISNER GEORGE KOSKI RAMONA KOSKI RONALD KROUZOWICZ BOB MCCLUNG GEORGE MCCRUM BARBARA MCDOWELL EVELYN MCQUAIN ALFRED MEKENIE HOOVER MICHAEL JANE MORGAN KAROL MORRISON MIKE MURPHY WILLIAM MUSGRAVE JIM MUSTACHIO SHARON NEWCOME DONNA NEWLON RICHARD NICHOLS MIKE NOECHEL JANET ORR JIM OGDEN FRANK PACHUTA LYNDA PANETTI ROBERT PARKER PAM PARRISH JOANN PARSONS INGRID PEARSON SANDRA PEASLEY BARBARA PETERSON EDIE PHILLIPS LUCIA PIGOTT JUDY POST SUE POWELL LARRY RADFORD LINDA REED CHARLES REESE PEGGY REGER WILLIAM RICE DON ROGERS JAMES ROTE MICHAEL ROWAN GARY RYAN JIM SAGO LINDA SATTERFIELD PATTY SCIUBBO LINDA SELDERS JANET SHAVER GEORGE SHUMAKER ROBERT SKIDMORE JAMES SLAMICK DAVID SMALL DALE SMITH GARY W. SMITH JEFF SMITH MARY BET ! UNDERV OOD HAROLD VAN GILDER SHERRY VAN METER JOHN PAUL VINCENT CULLEY WEISS JIM STROSNIDER MARILYN TATTERSON DONNA TOOTHMAN LINDA TOOTHMAN ROBERT TASKER V PATRICIA SMITH SANDRA STAGGS GERALD STARKEY DANIEL STONE JENNIE STRAIGHT JUDY WELTY JOHN WHITE PHILLIP WHITE BARRY WILLIAMS EDGAR WILLIAMS JOHN R. WILLIAMS MARCALLENE WILMOTH MYKIE WILSON SANDRA WILT KAREN WOLVERTON HARRIET WOODS MIKE YAMBOR Preparing for the future. ' Hey Shorty — what ' s new? Illffflill 52 Concentrated study and research. Social Development. Relax — stand back and enjoy yourself Always time for fun. 53 Sophomores RONALD MILLIONE Vice President JON NUZUM Sgt.-at-Arms 54 RAYMOND BOND PATTY BONDY DIANE BOYCE KAREN BOYCE ■ f - V • ' . .v« : ' .::: ' ♦ i ALICE BOYER JOHN BRANHAM KAREN SUE BRANHAM SUE BROCK POLLY BROWN JEANNE BRYAN JANET COTTRILL PENNY COTTRILL FREDERICT CURRENCE KAREN DALLISON DORINDA DANDOLO MALVIN DANIEL, JR. ROBERTA DAVIS KAREN CUTLIP PATTI HAASS DAVID L. HAINES GARY HALVIN DAVID HARDMAN JAMES HARKI KAREN HARPER CAROL HAUGHT RICHARD HAWKINS JANET KATES FAITH KEENER LORETTA KENDRALLA JUDY KING RICK KNIGHT BETTY KNOTTS BARB KONICK JEANNE LAFFERRE PEGGY LAIRD STEPHEN MIKULSKI DONALD MILLER SANDY L. MILLER RONALD MILLIONE NANCY POLLOCK JOHN PROBST RICHARD PRUITTE ROBERT QUICK DONNA RAIKES ROSE MARY REESE VICKI RIGGENBACH TOM ROKISKY LOIS ROLLYSON DICK REED JOHN TAYLOR JAY TEACOACH PAULETTE TENNANT RALPH THEOPHILUS ROBERT THOMAS COLLINS THOMPSON JACKYE WILMOTH BARBARA WILSON PAUL RICHARD WILSON LINDA WORK DAVID WRIGHT JOHN YERKOVICH GRETCHEN YOST ROBERT G. YOST ROBERT ZAHN ROSINA ZANGARI Fire flies It ' s a frog ' s life We shall overcome A favorite pass-time Freshmen DENNIS KELLISON President JUDY BRISCOE Vice President JEFF GOLDEN Secretary-Treasurer MIKE PORTER Sgt-at-Arms ' % j H ftk ■pifHB •$ % 5  fr  13 31 E It f  o V 31 n m ML n fr CSjJj H h a - -jB| % % %fl M o a !■ jl % - ct B ' ' ■■ T i ■ r_A fi V V V ISJISl 1 L E3 ' E3 ES S3 | jJHUWI ♦ ♦ t iBO i ST ? i L a ua e b B L • ♦ U E ° PHILIP ALFRED ROSE MARIE ALTIERI GALE ANDRICK LESLIE ARMSTRONG MARY ANN ASH VANESSA ASH JAMES BAIRD CAROL BAKER JAMES BAKER JOHN BAKER PAMELA BALL LYNN BALLARD LINDA BARNCORD SHIRLEY BEIL DAVID BENNETT TIM BENNETT JOANN BERTAUX DONNA BLOUNT MARILYN BOCK DENNY BOLTON CASSANDRA BOLYARD GARY BOLYARD TED BOYLES SANDY BRANHAM Ot o NORMAN COLLIER RANDY COLOMBO JOE COOK JOYCE COOL PEGGY COOPER DAVID COULSON MARILYN COWGAR LINDA CROSS DAVID BROOKOVER BARBARA BROWN JOHN B OWN DAVID BRUNER SHERIE BURKHOLDER PHYLISS JEAN CASTO ANNA MARIE CINALLI MARY ELLEN COLE GLENDA CUNNINGHAM LINDA CURKENDALL LEE CUTRONE, JR. LYLE DALLISON PATTI DEAN CAROLE DEEMS DON DELUCA JOHN DOLAN DANNY DOSS CHARLES DRYDEN JAMES DUGAN KAREN DURNELL SUSAN DUVALL JOY ECKELS ROGER EDDY CARLIN ELLYSON AMlt f , % « t SHARON FAWCETT CAROL FIDLER DON FOWLER SANDY FRALEY PAM GALL NORMA GATTI LOUELLA GIBSON SHERRY GLASCOCK li $t 4J RANDY GLEZA LINDA GLOVER LINDA GOODWIN MELVIN GRAHAM TERRY ROBERT GROFF EUGENIA HAASS KATIE HALL MARGARET JANE HALL DIANE HARBAUGH ALLEN HARDY VERONICA HATCHER SUE HAWKINS ELAINE HERMAN MINNIE HINES SUSAN HINKINS MARY HIRSCH KAREN HUDKINS BECKY JAYNES JOYCE JEFFERS MARILYN JONES MARY ANN JURASKO CHARLENE KOVARBASICH KENNA KUHL CAROLYN LANTZ ROSE MARIE HOBAN DIANE HOCKMAN SHELIA HOLLEN MARTHA HOLMAN KAREN HOPKINS PAM HORKY KATHY HOSAFLOOK BETTY HOWELL JANE MARTIN LINDA MARTING DEE MASSI DEANNA MATTHEW NANCY MAY VICTOR MAZITIS DARRELL MCCLUNG JESSICA MCELDOWNEY KAY LANTZ JANICE LILLEY CAROL LIPSCOMB SABRA LISTON CAROLE LOUDEN KAREN LUCAS NORMAN LUCE JOHN MADDOX jackl;n NIXON JIM NORMAN PAULA OBERLE PAULA OKES DAVE PETERS SHARON PIATT JO HELEN PITROLO BRUCE PITTMAN %T p f f 3j MARTHA MILBRADA WILLIAM MILLER ILENE MOORE LARRY MOORE SHERRY MOORE DIANE MORRIS MARGARET NICEWARNER CHERYL NICHOLSON B - ' % i MIKE PORTER ORVILLE POSTLEWAIT ALBERT POWNELL DONNA PROCTOR JUDY PROZZILO DONNA SUE PTOMEY JAMES D. PUGH JOE RAZES SUSAN RECKORD BRONSON REESE SANDY REID DAVID RENNER LENA KAY RIGGS JOE PAUL ROBB JANE ROBERTSON MICHELE ROCK LINDA ROHANNA DIXIE ROLLINS DALE RUCKLE ANNE MARIE RYAN CLAUDIA SAYRE ANDREW SEMANCIK GEOFFREY SHAW KAREN SHROUT k. t ANNA MAE STEPHENS VICKI STEWART DAVE STINE MARY KAY STONE BEN STORK BONNIE STRAWSER ALICIA SUMMERS PATRICK TAYLOR ! ANNE WILKES ELLEN JANE WILLIS JANICE WILSON EDWARD WORDEN NICK YARENCHUK, JR Like Nature? Can Imagination Boast to Teach the Infant How to Live. Features Pam Underwood and Gary Witschey — Feature Editors. i Capping Ceremony Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Face Their Challenge 900 Beanies? t J Freshmen Counselors 70 Our group ' s better than your group! Torchlight Parade — Freshmen Queen Linda and Escort Loyal Sons and Homecoming, the magic word that signifies a time for Fairmont ' s loyal sons and daughters to return to honor their alma mater ... a time to relive past experiences ... to renew old acquaintances ... to wit- ness the growth of the college. Homecoming, with its mad rush, feverish excitement — marked by smokers and teas and pageantry — crowned by our win over Bethany and the dance held that night. Homecoming Queen and Court 72 Daughters Attend Homecoming Hootenanny Pronounced Judgment 2K — it ' s all in the Game EVEOFOESTRUCTIOR TKE — Eve of Destruction AH- Witch Craft 1965 Homecoming a Complete Success Homecoming 1965 saw the floats, sponsored by the sororities and fraternities of the Fairmont State College campus. The floats portrayed a theme based on song ti- tles. r c y x w i f it ar Homecoming Queen Candidates Alumni Officers ■ American Arts Trio John Jacob Niles, Balladeer Dean ' Prominent Speakers and Performers Enlighten Students at F.S.C. Anwar M. Barket, The Kashmir Dispute John Ciardi Annual Life Day ' 76 Rush . . . the Beginning of Life — Long Relationships and Responsibilities The Madrigras Tri-Sigmas and Theta Xis Sang Their Way Into ' 65 Song Fest Finals R i HJ, 3 45 ' SVJ K v . ;; ' A t I : fV r W fe til r II BMffW a v Mr ] J rT ; n s ■■•■■ ( 4 if ) mim ' ' ' 1 1 2 U « V% . 2 •J:f Sigma Sigma Sigmas sang the familiar Oklahoma. Theta Xis harmonize with Soon Ah Will Be Done. Campus Life, an Experience in Growth and a Time for Leisure Fairmont State College, with its many leisure activi- ties, helps to develop the whole person — the body beautiful, the mind inquisitive and alert, and the per- sonality friendly — in order to maintain. The Friendly College on the Hill. r r i • WORK! Gee! What a busy place. New Buildings Everywhere Students relax on the Big Nickle. 79 The Fine Arts — a Department Symbolic of the Growth and Progress of Fairmont State College as a Leader. Fine and Applied Arts Building. 80 65 — Dramatics — 66 Elias Maurice Griffin Rebecca Ginny Leeper Sara 1 -V Sue Waddell David I ■ - ■ Bob Parker Improvised Council For Defense Bob Jacob Caiphas V ■ David Hohmann Pilate j David Hamrick Mary Karen Bitonti Joseph Priest Bob Snider John Ike Robinson by Warner LeRoy April 9 10, 1965 H S Peter Fred Currence Thomas V ■ Don McBee Judas Third Spectator ■ Sam Ellis Mary Magdelene Emily Morris Second Spectator Pinky DeLuca Blond S. ■ ' Nancy Humason Young Spectator Bob Morris Blind Man Bob McClung Fifth Spectator David Wright Woman 1 Dorothy Underwood Woman 2 Janice Byers 3S8BP m m Hi - — -- B CAST The Mute Don McBee The Narrator (EIGallo) Bill Hanks The Girl (Lusia) Mary Frances Sellers The Boy (Matt) Fred Miller The Girl ' s Father (Bellamy) Sam Ellis The Boy ' s Father (Hucklebee) Bob Parker The Old Actor (Henry) Danny Weber The Man Who Dies (Mortimer) Eddie Nelson Book Lyrics by Tom Jones Music by Harvey L. Schmidt June 17, 18, 19, 1965 by Enid Bagnold June 24, 25, 26, 1965 THE Cl+AtK CAST (In order of Appearance) Miss Madrigal Sue Waddell Maitland David Hohmann Second Applicant Iris Bressler Laurel Geri Offredo Third Applicant Pam Parish Mrs. St. Maugham Ruth Ann Mustek Nurse Dorothy Underwood Olivia Mary Miller The Judge George Turley -at 4 y £. ' T Book Direction: B. J. O ' Dell Music Direction: Allen Emerick July 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 1965 CAST (In order of Appearance) Maria Rainer Jean Watkins Sister Bertha Joyce Haught Sister Magaretta Willa Van Gilder Mother Nobess Anita McGuire Freeman Sister Sophia Nancy Smith Captain George von Trapp Robert Ellis Franz, the Butler Jerry Tennant Frau Schmidt, Housekeeper Suzy Thralls by Mel Tonkin Lucille Kallen July 8, 9, 10, 1965 CAST (In Order of Appearance) Mildred Thoma Merico Florence Pamela Parrish Jackie Sherrie VanMeter Vivian Marilyn Leeson Adelle Janis Bock Leonard David Hohmann Katy Karen Bitonti Mark Fred Miller Dr. Roper Brooks Higinbotham Sherman Sam Ellis Lois Barbara Cort Arthur Don McBee Larry Robert McClung Miss Kitchell (Voice on Phone) Tom Brackett by Alec Wilder October 21, 22, 23 CAST In Order Of Appearance Veronica Judy Liston Alice Cecily McAteer Enos Hillary David Wright Marvin Robert Snider Tim, The Candy Man Tom Llewellyn CAST In Order Of Appearance The Leader Jim Holbert Brack Dave Kennedy The Guard Bob Parker Peters Don McBee Jenny Gloria Herman Father Sam Ellis Thomas Bouche Tom Llewellyn The Man John Maddox First Woman Carol Ballah Second Woman Sherry Glascock by Kurt Weill and Arnold Sundgaard October 21, 22, 23 .. v :: V 1 i i DOWN IN THE VALLEY by Jean Anouilh December 2,3, 4 CAST WARWICK Tom Llewellyn CAUCHON Sam Ellis JOAN ' S FATHER Norman Kallop JOAN ' S BROTHER ' • ■ Danny Daniels PROMOTER Robert Snider INQUISITOR Ed Abbadini BROTHER LADVENU Jim Ferrell BEAUDRICOURT John Ellis CHARLES Don McBee TREMOUILLE Norman Kallop ARCHBISHOP OF REIMS Trent Veach CAPTAIN LA HIRE Bob McClung EXECUTIONER John Ellis SOLDIERS Frank Lucente, Mike Whiteford, Norman Kallop, and Danny Daniels SCRIBE David Hamrick MONK John Warner COURTIERS Danny Daniels and David Hamrick JOAN Sue Wadded JOAN ' S MOTHER Dorothy Underwood YOLANDE Mary Llewellyn AGNES Judy Briscoe LITTLE QUEEN Peggy Lohse COURT LADIES Pam Cutright, Kathy McConkey PEASANTS Diane Cook, Karen Bitonti, Sharon Smith PAGE Vanessa Ash 11- • . p Drum Major and Majorettes The performances of the Fairmont State College Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Donald Ham- ilton, could not have been complete without our drum major and majorettes to lead the band ' s march down the field. Drum Major: James L. Dugan MAJORETTES: Sonya Hughes, Louise Carberry, Barbara Strother, Karen Lucas, Pat Mahalick, Janet Kull, Sue Duvall, Sue Warder, Judy Prozzillo, Judy Hoskinson, Sharon Brown. ., • J g. ' Concert Band The Fairmont State College Bands, conducted by Mr. Donald Hamilton and Mr. Wesley Gragson, are open to all Fairmont State students who wish to further their musical training and continue their instrumental experience. m The purpose of the organization is to acquaint students with a wide variety of band music and to develop such techniques as sight reading, interpretation, self-expression, and general musicianship. Marching Band 4. J«  9 P a Collegiates The Collegiates and the Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Miss Frances Moody, entertain several times during the school year with their beautifully blended voices. Mixed Chorus all fiaSr ML T 4,L m-v v fmv«MWwWw v f 7 f-Tf M j 1 Fli s UiC f , 4 f i ii Em Ui 1 « 11 ftrt Melody Harmony Rhythm Timbre Some students do excel in the field of art and Fairmont State College offers these stu- dents classes in which their tal- ents can be brought out into the open. The opportunity is given to work with their skill and to develop it to its fullest extent. H 93 So Stands the Statue that Enchants the World, So Bending Tries to Veil the Matchless Boast, the Mingled Beauties of Exulting Greece. Greek World Nancy Higgins, Patty Haass — Greek Editors 95 J. Bryan J. Burchett L. Bush L. Campbell • B. Caruso A. Cinalli P. Cottrill W. Cramblet D. DeGarmo J. Falkenstein L. Feltz H. Hi L. Huster Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Xi 13 elta B. Kay J. Kilmer B. Knotts B. Konick B. Lloyd M. Maseda E. McQuain J. A. Parsons P. Reger P. Reho E. Ribas £) J. Terretti D. VanMeter OFFICERS Pres. — Mary Ann Cinalli V.-Pres. - Judy Welty Sec. — Joanne Parsons Treas. — Monica Maseda Chap. — Tommie Sue Morris J. Walker J. Welty D. Williams B. Wilson 96 Alpha Xi Delta vffi ' No, Judy, only pledges have to wear them to class. Song Fest ' 65 RED RED ROBIN. President, Mary Ann Cinalli. - . . I OFFICERS Pres. — Connie McMullin 1st. V.-Pres. — Barbara Peterson 2nd. V.-Pres. — Nancy Higgins Rec. Sec. — Sue Powell Corres. Sec. — Johanna Meissner Treas. — Barbara Tetrick S. Brown D. Christian J. Collins V fe M. Dilly K. Doll P. Haass S. Hayhurst N. Higgins J. Kates E. Kennedy J. Lafferre D« Ita Zeta J. Meissner M. McDonald C. McMullin B. Moseley B. Peterson E. Phillips L. Pigott S. Powell V. Riggenbach P. Sistelh C. Spidle B. Strother 98 B. Tetrick J. Wilmoth Delta Zeta I J m 9 k ft $ flf ! a 9 ' A a a V Song Fest ' 65 YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG. V. Pres. Presents Our Annual Scholarship. President. Connie McMullin. OFFICERS Pres. — Mary Jo Pulice V. Pres. — Marty Harden Sec. — Sonya Hughes Treas. — Pat Mahalick Pledge Tr. - Carole Bilotta JKLufl i UU 1 «5 fe f JT • R. Atha C. Bilotta _ S. Clelland C. Cowger D. Dandola M. Ellis L. Fox B. Fulayter M. Harden S. Hughes B. Jones L. Kaznoski M. Leeson P. Mahalick B. McDowell P. Monell N. Painter N. Pollock M. Pulice P. Romine M. Stunny R. Sauro P. Tennant T. Turner S. Weaver D. Webner D. Wood 100 An Afternoon Meeting on the Lawn. S AQ ' l Gamma President, Mary Jo Pulice. t ' jp Song Fest ' 65 EVERYTHING COMING UP ROSES. f? ft $ ' i ' ft . nan Li 7 v 1 101 J. Barniak P. Brown  s L. Corbin C. Cunningham L. Dowell J. Edge J. Knoble P. Laird S. Laird M. L. LaRosa D. Linn M. Miller N. Newcome J. Orr D. Pearce C. Poling D. Raikes P. Rice C. Sammons S. Stickles Vozniak K. Watkins OFFICERS Pres. — Cinda Sammons 1st. V.-Pres. - Linda Dowell 2nd. V.-Pres. - Judy Knoble Rec. Sec. — Janet Orr Corres. Sec. — Carol Cunningham Treas. — Ruth Wilson M. Wilmoth R. Wilson K. Wolverton 102 r §3d m fi,fqt O HBBk President, Cinda Sammons ; - L f« -4 i l A. . - -A Song Fest ' 65 AMEN. ) «5 Mardi Gras Rush Party. Sigma Kappa 103 OFFICERS Pres. — Patricia Mainella V.-Pres. - Sandra Wilt Rec. Sec. — Marilyn Tatterson Treas. — Phyllis Smay J. Allen P. Alonso K. Bitonti J. Bock L. Cooper D. D ' Amico B. Davis P. DeLuca C. Feola J. Fink S. Hess A. Luoto P. Mainella L. McConnell L. Orr P %v M. Poster R. M. Reese P. Smay C. Spencer N. Strong M. Tatterson D. Toothman M. Wilson 104 S. Wilt B. Wuerker President, Patricia Mainella. Sigma Sigma Sigma SII Fashion Show. Sigmas Sneak a Sample. E. Abbadini OFFICERS Pres. — Bob Hurley V.-Pres. — John Warner Sec. — Manford Martin Treas. — Harold Holloway Sgt.-At-Arms — Bubby Washington M. Elliot D. Haines H. Holloway B. Hurley W. K. Chidester D. Haught B. Jacob M. Martin D. McCrum G. McCrum Miss Savilla Seifrit House Mother B. Quick R. Steele J. Taylor R. Theophilus J. Warner 106 ' Think we ought to use soap next time? Sigma Pi President, Bob Hurley Song Fest ' 65 I WANT A GIRL. V • j r a, cv ' n P 5 r jP ' ■ - ™% R 107 4Yfc R. Long Mrs. Marguerite Moore House Mother X J. Plowman S. Stewart B. McClung Officers Pres. — Edward Nelson 1st. V. Pres. — Richard Long 2nd. V. Pres. — Jon Plowman Corres. Sec. — Bob McClung Rec. Sec. — Stan Stewart Treas. — James Slatt Sgt. at Arms — Butch Bias Sigma Tau Gamma ' s secure new house. Sigma Tau Gammas ' At Work President, Edward Nelson. Sigma Tau Gamma Song Fest ' 65 Cool Water. ' 109 _ ■•■■ J. Cmalli J. Jimeno J. Mustachio R. Sites L. Stiles A H. Wright J. Youngblood 4lfc J. Deluca R. Parker L. Ribel J. White C. J. Fetchero 4 E. Pellillo J. Sholtis E. Williams OFFICERS Pres. — Louie Ribel V.-Pres. — C. J. Fetchero Sec. — John Sholtis Treas. — Julius Jimeno Chap. — James Cinalli no J Tau Beta lota Vl t t ? t Song Fest ' 65. Our Happy Group 111 President, Louie Ribel. M. Bartic R. Baumgardner B. Brunner W. Campbell T. Capek G. Caruso G. Clayton B. Futten T. Lopes C. Cottril J. Grippaldi L. Markham T. Friedman J. Kennedy L. McCartney J. Kerpan D. Neff J. Ogden F. Pachuta R. Pyers T. Reed J. Sago J. Smith J. Sterner W. Tressler R. White Officers Pres. — Bob Brunner V. Pres. — Rick Baumgardner Treas. — Don Williams Sec. — Bill Ewusiak Sgt.-at-Arms — Dan Stone Chaplain — Wayne Tressler Hist. — Fred Cooper Pledge Master — Tom Friedman D. Williams L. Yusi Li i i I I , 1 I H I | % J i l J Song Fest ' 65 Many Men and This is My Country Tau Kappa Epsilon President, Bob Brunner It ' s float building time. 113 R. Helms L. HilS W. Musgrave J . Reddick M. Rowan a . W. Vandergrift J. Strosnider R. Wargo L. Barnette M. Felton J. Holbert J. Neri D. Smith J. Summers D. Bevin B. Glover J. Lovering G. Smith J. Teacoach D. Martin L. Radford G. Southern L. Torchia W. Fadale R. McWhorter T. Rascon B. Spears T. Tricot C. Wilburn M. Williams G. Wright 114 Theta Xi Actives Welcoming Their New Pledges. President, Gary Southern. Theta Xi ' s Enjoying Their Smoker. OFFICERS Pres. — Gary Southern V.-Pres. — Jim Holbert Sec. — Dellis Martin Treas. — Bill Spears v B 1 Their feet through faithless leather meet the dirt, and oftner chang ' d their principles than shirt. Athletics $ « ' $ :: ■■ ■ ' !  ' • LiftiMi FSC Football Squad - FIRST ROW: T. Darcus, G. Ellsworth, M. Wil- liams, R. Gregan, B. Brown, G. Shreyer, C. Ball, L. Ribel, C. Reese, L. Hill, J. Martray, D. Ickes, L. Blackstone, S. Farrar, N. Hoffman. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Duvall, Coach Bundy, P. Roush, T. Quickie, T. Kat- taron, D. Williams, B. Phillips, E. Goff, J. Mertens, R. Robison, R. s + Sloan, R. Pittman, J. Cornelius, S. Mayle, Athletic Director Squibb Wil- son; Coach William Kerr. THIRD ROW: P. Windisch, M. Bartic, K. Cu- prik, S. Peppier, B. Ewusiak, F. Pachuta, E. Mahlic, R. Merrill, G. Clay- ton, J. Reagan, D. Neff, A. Folley. Glenn Ellsworth grimaces as a defender wel- comes him. FSC SCORES Opponent FSC Shepherd 16 40 Glenville 20 Wesleyan 7 14 Concord 20 26 Salem 6 27 W. Va. Tech 13 14 Bethany 6 59 West Liberty 6 35 St. John ' s 28 7 Butch Clayton looks for a receiver. Roy Jackson is in the background. Where the action is! Ray Sloan, Bill Ewusiak, Larry Hill, and Charles Reese. Falcons Race To Best Record in Years, 8-1 Season A corps of remarkable seniors and a bevy of talented underclass- men led the Fairmont State Fighting Falcons to the best record they have put away since 1959 — a fine 8-1 record. The highlight of the conference season for the Falcons was a hard fought victory over West Virginia Tech. Butch Clayton and a strong de- fense were too much for Tech as they succumbed 14-13, due to miss- ing an extra point. Winning the game awarded Fairmont the confer- ence championship for the second consecutive year. In a non-conference game the following week, which was Home- coming, Fairmont was matched against a vaunted Bethany team. Bethany had handed the Falcons their only defeat during the previ- ous season. An eager, aggressive, Falcon eleven took the field seeking to wipe the blot from their record and to do some blotting in return. After the kickoff, Bethany was never in the game. Fairmont annihil- ated the Bisons with a nine touchdown attack and a ferocious defense which stymied the scoring efforts of Bethany. The game was a re- markable display of cooperation and teamwork as eight players scored for Fairmont. George Clayton was tremendous! Butch threw five touchdown pass- es and scored one touchdown himself as he turned in the finest per- formance of his career. Besides passing for 289 yards, Butch ran for another 100 yards. The aggressive defense held the Bethany offense to 164 yards by intercepting fives passes and stifling the Bison ' s ground attack. Two of these interceptions were turned into Fairmont scores by the alert defenders. A sad and surprised Bethany crew returned home with a 59-6 shel- lacking on their otherwise perfect record. The following week the Falcon ' s played their final regular season game against West Liberty, an ever dangerous opponent. However, the Fairmont attack continued to move and the Hilltoppers were defeated 35-6. The fighting Falcons represented Fairmont State College in the post season NAIA playoff game at Minneapolis. In bone-chilling weather and on a frozen field, the Falcons were defeated 28-7. Although they played hard and well, the Falcons were unable to overcome the frigid weather and a tough St. John ' s team. Even though such senior stalwarts as Louis Ribel, George Clayton, Roy Jackson, Ron Gregan, and others will be missed, they are leaving behind them a solid core around which to build next year ' s Fighting Falcons. As a team, their record stands witness. With the help of Clayton and Jackson, Ellsworth picks up yardage. Mayle gets set for the tackle. Other Falcons are Martray, Brown, Sloan, Williams, Youngblood, and Ribel. Martin Bartic breaks away from two defenders. Coaches Receive Honors Coach Harold S. (Deacon) Duvall and Coach Joe Retton were named WVIAC Coach of the Year and Runner-up, respectively. The announcement marks the first time that coaches from the same school have been so honored. k «M Harold S. (Deacon) Duval Head Football Coach Coach of the Year. Joe Retton Head Basketbal Runner-up. Coach 121 s£ Paul Windisch grinds out yardage. skwl Poetry in Motion St. John ' s fullback at work. Falcons are Larry Hill, Brent Phillips, Louis Ribel, Charles Reese, and Larry Blackstone. I th ink we ' re surrounded! The Fighting Falcons in Action Sonny Bartic covers St. John ' s territory. FSC Basketball Squad: FIRST ROW: Phil D ' Orazio, Pat Sloan, Dave Shaffer, Ed Branham, Sam Skeen. SECOND ROW: Pat McGinnis, Don Prlckett, Jim Mertens, Bill Moody, Terry Stewart, Larry Walton, Dave Miller, Ron Hetler, Coach Retton. Basketball — A Year of Rebuilding The 1965-66 basketball season was one of rebuilding and experimenting for the Falcons. Having only one of the starting five, Dave Miller, back from last season ' s Kansas City team, Coach Retton had to work with un- tried but skillful material. Despite the handicaps that the team faced throughout the year, they achieved an outstanding record of 23-4 of which Fairmont State fans are justly proud. Although the basketballers were eliminated from the WVIAC tournament at Charleston by a strong West Vir- ginia Wesleyan team, the Falcons will all be back next season with a much more wise and experienced team. SCORES Opponent Shrine Tournament Salem Glenville Salem Wesleyan Wheeling Alderson-Broaddus Davis and Elkins Glenville Morris-Harvey Holiday Tournament Shepherd California Alderson-Broaddus West Liberty Beckley Concord California Morris-Harvey Davis and Elkins Glenville Shepherd West Liberty Wesleyan Salem Wheeling Shepherd WVIAC Tournament Davis and Elkins Wesleyan FSC 84 93 105 77 79 94 101 103 81 86 82 89 66 74 88 106 75 82 88 98 75 102 85 120 41 54 81 89 82 96 68 71 97 90 71 80 80 107 71 94 77 101 72 73 74 77 78 80 104 100 76 96 86 69 Miller has the situation under control! Prickett goes after loose bal Mertens is fouled. Mertens and Moody go after the ball while Dave Shaffer stands ready. Falcon Roundballers 126 Have Busy Night Dave Miller chalks up two! Don ' t fence me in! Dave Miller Dave Shaffer Jim Mertens Larry Walton 128 Sam Skeen Bill Moody Phill D ' Orazio Don Prickett 129 i-. i rtHw : _ ■ Energetic Cheerleaders FSC Cheerleaders: Bobbi Bane, Mykie Wilson, Lorraine Kaznoski, Linda Cooper, and Judy Burchett. ft  v; v , V ■. wm ' £ ' rife {m Stm ' •aaSSSSi KkM 36 « v v til II iii ■■I in M551 ■ ! ■ | w Hill FSC Soccer Team - FIRST ROW: A. Tiano, L. Moore. SECOND ROW: G. Smith, J. Carpenter, J. Freeland, W. Brown, L. Gargarella, E. Shook, J. Baughman, J. Lemley, R. LeBrun. THIRD ROW: J. Brown, J. Clara, B. Miller, D. Bolten, D. Jones, S. Perry, E. Larry, R. laquinta, E. Gall, R. Lietzel, J. Lovering, J. Longstaff, S. Steele (coach). FSC Bruisers Have Tough Season SOCCER Falcon goes tor a goal. Wk % z a ' 131 Wrestling Team Falcon Wrestling Team - FRONT ROW: Walt Delaney, David Koon, Tom Burnett, John Heim, Stephen Farrar. BACK ROW: Roy Jackson, Larry Blackstone, Tom Rosa, Sam Knotts, Coach William Kerr. Swimming Team FSC Swimming Team - FRONT ROW: Larry Thornton, Ed Gall, John Hart, Bob Downing, Gerald Smith. SECOND ROW: Dave Bevin, John Brown, Louise Carberry, Jay Dugan, Sam Perry, Coach Joe Bundy. THIRD ROW: Mike Snider, Mike Smith, Bob Tasker, Bill Dent, Phil Monel, and Bronson Reese. First Team — FIRST ROW: Theresa Romberger, Johanna Meissner, Louise Carberry, Diane Gain, Nancy Strong. SECOND ROW: Merry Lynn Larosa, Polly Brown, Kay Spidle, Lorraine Hawkins, Lois Sheppard. Falconette Hockey Second Team — FIRST ROW: Ruth Siebaugh, Kathy Hosaflook, Lucy Fleming, Carol Starkey. SEC- OND ROW: Judy Tetrick, Doris Castellini, Charlotte Hugus, Dianne Castellini, Lynn Askew. FSC Track Team - FIRST ROW: Barry Blackstone, Larry Hill, Marvin Williams, Frank Pachuta, George Shreyer, John Sholtis. SECOND ROW: Dave Rowand, Francis Piern, Bill Brookover, Bill Furgason, Don Kil- lingsworth. THIRD ROW: Coach William Kerr, John Fulz, James Lax- ton, Larry Lynch, Sam Knotts, Larry Blackstone. Thinclads on the Upswing Hurdlers John Sholtis and Marvin Williams. wk FSC Harriers on the Move Frank Berry Dave Rowand FSC Cross-Country Team coached by Joe Retton are from the left: Bob Richards, Frank Berry, and Dave Rowand. STANDING: Francis Piern, Jim Suter, and John Whitescarver. FSC Baseball Team - FIRST ROW: Coach Squibb Wilson, Jim Seamon, Teddy Darcus, Joe Grippaldi, Richard Baumgardner, Jim Youngblood, Ron Robison, Ed Shook. SECOND ROW: Galen Bloom, Stan Jakubowski, Don Rogers, Jim Carpenter, John Retton, Ray Sloan, Bob Leitzel. THIRD ROW: Tom Schweitzer, Bill Ewusiak, Don Ickes, Gary Henlme, Glenn Ellsworth, Ron Gregan, Dan Jones. Falcon ' s Darcus Leads Diamond Men To Surprising Season Darcus tags Ron Grubb. 136 FSC Golf Team: Ron Millione, Marshall Glen, Bob Swats, Pat Droppleman, Larry Edgell, Dr. Taylor. F.S.C. Golfers Finish Falcon Netmen Close Third in Tournament Outstanding Year FCS Tennis Team - FIRST ROW: Coach Duvall, Dave Clark, Pete Holt, Wesley Shasko. SECOND ROW: Skip Campbell, Dave Robertson, Louis Gargarella, Tom Lopes. £ - .. The Happiness and Unhappiness of the Rational, Social Animal Depends Not on What He Feels but on What He Does. Organizations Jeanne Lafferre, Organization Editor. Student Council E Ht£W Ed Branham, Ed Nelson, Nancy Painter, Tom Reed, C. J. Fetchero, Linda Orr, Bill Glover, Beverly Lloyd, Charles Boney, Bobbi Atha, Ron Millione, Betty Davis, Jay Teacoach. The Student Council is the executive board of the stu- dent government organization, consisting of five stu- dent body officers, all class presidents, 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 allocation of the student activity funds among the various campus activities and organizations. The budgets prepared are then published so that all stu- dents may know for what purposes their fees are being used. Bill Glover, President. 140 Editor, Margot Willis types copy to meet a deadline. Cahstmts Published periodically except during examinations and vacation periods by the students of Fairmont State College, Fairmont. West Virginia. Entered as second class matter December 18, 1894, under the act of March 3, 1879. at the Post Office, Fairmont, West Virginia, and re-entered Under the act of June 6, 1900. Subscription included in activity fee. Publication by and for the Students of FSC Urmbrroj W ' rxt I iii in in f ' rcxs . I .win-in I inn News editors Carolyn Cowger and Smokey Lawson look over materials for the next edition. Society editors Janice Swecker and Karen Dallison plan layouts for the social page. J55 ' Larry Lynch, President; Karen Dull, Vice President; Bill Owen, Secretary; Ed Williams, Treasurer. nterfraternity Panhellenic Counci The Council consists of representatives from each of the sororities and fraternities on the campus. It was or- ganized to consider common problems of the Greeks and to act as their voice in the Student Council. Com- monly known as Inter-Pan, the Council also coordinates the efforts of the Greeks by sponsoring such events as the annual Christmas Dance, Songfest, and Greek Week. President Larry Lynch and Linda Bush are found decorating for the Holly Ball. 142 SEATED: Mary Jo Pulice, Sharon Brown, Secretary; Carole Bilotta, Treasurer; Ruth Wilson, President; Betty Davis, Vice President; Carol Spencer, Patti Mainella. STANDING: Donna Wood, Connie McMullin, Linda Golden, JoAnn Parsons, Mary Ann Cinalli, Linda Bush. Women ' s Panhellenic Men ' s Panhellenic This organization is the governing body of sororities on FSC campus. The main duty of Panhellenic is to preside over rush and publish the Panhellenic rush handbook. The purpose of Women ' s Panhellenic is to maintain complete harmony among the sororities on the campus. Men ' s Panhellenic acts as a governing body for frater- nal organizations at Fairmont State College. The male Greek governing body works in close collaboration with the Inter-fraternity Panhellenic Council in regulating the men ' s activities on campus. Tom Capek, Ed Nelson, Bob McClung, Mike S. Murphy, David Bevan. Lr 40H . J P JT ifl Bftr % AWS Johanna Meissner, Second V. Pres.; Nancy Higgins, Secretary; Linda Toothman, Pres.; Barbara Nicholson, First V. Pres. Associated Women ' s Association AWS is a new group organized at FSC in 1964. The purposes of AWS are to provide leadership for self gov- ernment, to promote good social relationships, between all women ' s groups and to stimulate a greater apprecia- tion of cultural and academic affairs. Morrow Hall 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 students. The housemother for Morrow Hall is Mrs. Zel- ma Oakes. ROW 1: Elaine Kennedy, Secretary; Theresa Romberger, Sgt-at-Arms; Darby Handlen, AWS Rep.; Ingrid Pearson. ROW 2: Janice Swecker, V. Pres.; Martha Loyd, Treasurer; Polly Brown. ROW 3: Adella Luoto, Pres.; Sharon Corley. 144 Johnna Meissner, Pres. Coun.; Jeanne Laffere, Coun.; Roberta Atha, V. Pres.; Nancy Painter, Secretary; Marcallene Wilmoth, Coun.; Kay Spidle, Sgt.-at-Arms; Janet Foley, Treas.; Kay Beegle, Coun.; Sue Toothman, Coun.; Barbara Nicholson, Coun. New Dorm New Women ' s Residence Hall was completed in the fall of 1964. Situated next to Morrow Hall on the cam- pus road leading to Rosier Field, the new residence hall houses 150 women. Decorating the front of this modern structure are custom designed ceramic tile mural panels in tones of blue and green. Mrs. Pearl Brown is head resident of the new dorm. Morgan Hall Morgan Hall, women ' s dormitory was completed in the fall of 1965. It was built under the auspices of Dr. Jack Morgan. Situated on Locus Avenue, the new resi- dence houses 84 Women. Mr. and Mrs. II A Holman are the head residents. Nancy Higgins, Secretary; Barbara Tetrick, Vice Pres.; Casey Geisel, Sgt.-at-Arms; Nancy Smith, Pres.; Mary Hyde, Vicki Rollins, Monica Maseda, Counselors; Vonnie Hatcher, Freshman Rep. Jerry Baughman, Pres.; Charles Baney, Sec.-Treas.; Larry Markham, Sgt.-at-Arms; Mike Clutter, Freshman Rep.; Louise Yusi, Vice Pres.; Bill Ewuasiak, Proctor; Tom Lopes, Proctor; Bob Brunner, Proctor. Pence Hall Young Democrats 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 possible 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. 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. Monica Maseda, Judy Welty, Jo Ann Parsons, Jo Ann Terretti, Nancy Smith, Casey Geisel, Larry Torchia, Skip Campbell, Bob Parker, Skip Kammsky, John Post, Louie Yusi, Mike Clutter, Marham. lorn Lopes, Larry li s r 9: M i M W i 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 unselfish 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 juniors and sophomores and six faculty members once a year. Those chosen are then listed in Who ' s Who Amo ng Students In American Colleges and Universities and given certificates on recognition day. Members Mary Fisher Miller Beverly Lloyd Nancy Humason Nancy Painter Linda Orr Lorraine Kaznoski Johanna Meissner Don McBee George Clayton Bob Brunner Sam Ellis Charles Byrer Tom Lopes 148 Pyramid Society The purposes of the Pyramid Society includes 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 is the affiliation with a nationally recognized honor society. The qualifications are scholarship, honor, fellow- ship, 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 25 percent among male students in his class, to be based upon the whole preceding academic record, and a mass total of 15 points according to the point system. Pictured left, SEATED: Sam Ellis, Bob Brunner. STANDING: Bill Glover, Tom Lopes, Louis Ribel. Not pic- tured: Paul Davisson, advisor; George Clayton. Blazers Blazers, Senior Woman ' s honorary, was organized in 1947. To be elected a member of the Blazers is a dis- tinction highly honored by every girl at FSC. 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 addi- tion 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 freshman wom en in adjusting to college life, and with Pyramid Society, sponsor the annual Honor Assembly. Pictured: Linda Orr and Mary Miller. 149 Luther Stiles, President; Glenn Harman, Vice President; Patti Haass, Secretary-Treasurer. Alpha Alpha Alpha Founded in 1958, the Alpha Alpha Alpha business honorary at FSC, was organized to promote interest in the study of business. The functions of the honorary are dinner meetings, trips to business firms, and its purpose is to acquaint the student with the type of people they will be working with in the future. Beta Beta Beta The Beta Beta Beta, National Biology Honorary, was founded in 1922 at the University of Oklahoma. Its ob- jectives are scholarship and the promotion of biological research. Each year this organization sponsors a Na- tional Science Day to which students of area high schools are invited. ROW 1: Shirley McCauley, James A. Mustachio, Kathy Carder, Secretary; Debbie DeGarmo, Treasurer; Sam Ellis, President. ROW 2: James Joseph, Jim Monderine, John Vincent, Jon Plow- man, Ronald Helms ROW 1: Beverly Lloyd, Betty Davis, V. Pres.; Prudy Rollins, Pres.; Carolyn Furbee. Sec.; Beverly Fulayter, Barbara Nicholson. ROW 2: Judy Mokosh, Carl Martray, Treas.; Kenneth W. Brock, Gary W. South- ern, Nancy Painter, Mary Miller. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, an Education Honorary was founded in 1911 by the University of Illinois. It was established at FSC in 1931. Leadership, scholarship, and character are but a few requirements necessary for membership. An overall three point average must be maintained in- cluding a three point average in the education field. Epsilon Pi Tau Epsilon Pi Tau was organized in 1920 and Alpha Upsi- lon Chapter at FSC was installed on March 29, 1955. It is strictly a professional organization with membership limited by grades, ( B average) character, and promise of professional growth. Its purpose is the professional de- velopment of promising young leaders in Industrial Arts and Industrial Vocational Education. ROW 1: Robert Shaver, K.G. Wise, Trustee; Kermit Hatfield. ROW 2: Tom Reed, Edgar Williams, Charles McDaniel, Ernest Wilson, Gary Southern. yeW ' - I [ W I V 9 L L f I? • • ? a XL ■V Mary Miller, Sue Waddell, Bunny Kay, Daniel K. Weber, Edward Nelson, Michael Overking. Kappa Gamma Kappa Gamma, the Fairmont State College debate honorary, was reestablished last year as a part of the debate club. The honorary is open to those college de- baters who have participated with skill in a minimum of five rounds of inter-collegiate debate. The officers of the debate club must have qualified for membership in Kap- pa Gamma. ROW 1: Dorothy Underwood, Mary Miller, Karen Sam Ellis, Bob Snider, Don McBee, David Hamrick. Alpha Psi Omega National recognition has been given to the dramatics department of Fairmont State College through the founding of Alpha Psi Omega, the national dramatics honorary, in 1925 by Dr. Paul Opp. The Alpha Chapter was founded to promote interest in dramatic produc- tions 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. Bitonti, Sue Waddell. ROW 2: Daniel Weber, ROW 1: Beverly Lloyd, Sharon Verdigone, Secret ary-Treasurer; Jack Conrad, Vice-President; George Clayton, President; Beverly Fulayter. ROW 2: Prudy Rollins, Barbara Nicholson, Linda Orr, Nancy Painter, Betty Davis, Carole Bilotta, Patricia Burky, Ruth Stout. Sigma Tau Delta Lambda Delta Lambda Fairmont State ' s Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, nation- al English honorary, was formed in the spring of 1964. The honorary, with chapters in colleges and universities throughout the country, has as its purpose the encour- agement of interest and participation in activities re- lated to English majors who have completed a minimum of five English courses with at least a B average. Lambda Delta Lambda, national physical science hon- orary, was founded at Fairmont State College in 1925. In order to qualify for membership in this select group, a student must have an overall 3.00 grade average and a 3.00 average in at least 14 hours of chemistry and physics. Lambda Delta Lambda sponsored an assembly pro- gram on Radio Astonomy in November and the an- nual Science Day for local high school students in March. SEATED: Carman Seccuro, Treas.; Carol Felosa, Larry Rexrode, Pres. STANDING: Gary Ryan, Frank Carvell, Larry Beuglass, Vice-Pres. LETTERMEN FIRST ROW: Larry Hill, Marvin Williams, David Bevan, Don Ickes, Glenn Ellsworth. SECOND ROW: William Moody, David Miller, Robert Brunner, Thomas Capek, Donald Williams. Alpha Lambda Sigma Lettermen, Alpha Lambda Sigma, was organized in 1930. It now includes all members of intercollegiate sports who have qualified for a letter. In its own right, Alpha Lambda Sigma is an honorary for athletes. The coaches of each sport will decide on who a letterman will be. In major sports, the participant must appear in half of the contests to qualify as a letter- man. In individual sports, the participant must earn a set number of points to qualify. 154 I Hi I HI College Clubs Play Vital Role in Extra-Curricular Activities Debate Club The FSC Debate Club, under the direction of Miss Suzanne Thralls, sponsors inter- collegiate debate contests between FSC and other inter-collegiate teams. Members of the FSC Debate Team and Kappa Gamma, De- bate Honorary, are active members of the Debate Club as are any other interested students. DEBATE CLUB - FIRST ROW: Don McBee, Ed Nelson, Dan Weber, Bob Morns. SEC- OND ROW: Sue Waddell, Vice-pres.; Mary Miller, Pres.; Dorothy Underwood, sec. PREP OFFICERS - Joyce Gibson, president; Peggy Lohse, vice-president; Vanessa Ash, sec- retary; Danny Daniel, treasurer. Masquers The Masquers, consisting of three main divisions, is one of the oldest college dramatic organizations in the state. Each school term the Masquers proper sponsor four major productions with tryouts open to the student body. The Children ' s Division of Masquers holds one play a semester for the youth of the county. The Town and Gown Players, organized in the summer of 1961, present four productions during the summer with tryouts open to both students and town people. ACTIVE OFFICERS - Karen Bitonti, president; Carol Smith, vice-president; Jeri Smith, secretary; Liz Hall, treasurer; Bob Morris, sgt.-at-arms. SNSEA OFFICERS — Charles Wilburn, Jr., president; Joyce Gibson, vice-president; Marianne Dilly, secretary; Linda Sellers, treasurer. SNSEA MENC Laura Lewis chapter of the Student National and State Education Association offers professional guid- ance in teaching. Activities include monthly meetings, an FTA conference for area high schools, a tea for su- pervising teachers and principals, Christmas food bas- kets, and a convention at Jackson ' s Mill. The Music Educators Conference consists of students who have a major or minor in music and members of the faculty. To better the understanding of music educa- tion through a varied and enlightening program of activi- ties is the goal of the group. During the year the students aid the Fairmont Concert Association in their productions, sponsor the appear- ance of guest artists at the college, participate in and help produce student recitals, help choose the out- standing senior and freshman music students, and assist at music festivals or workshops sponsored by the music department. MENC — FIRST ROW: Maunna Gregg, Cecily Enos, Randy Cunningham, Joyce Green, Gloria Her- man, Sandy Reid, Patricia Merchant, Sherie Burkholder, Roger Sine. SECOND ROW: Richard Wellock, Frances Moody, Judy Liston, Margaret White, David Wright, David Plants and Wesley Gragson. SSH OFFICERS: Sue Powell, President; Sue Toothman, Vice-President; Bobbi Atha, Tomblyn, Treasurer; Carol Jackson, Publicity; Prudy Rollins, Song Leader. Secretary; Bill 4-H Club The Fairmont State College 4-H Club was organized in 1964 and has been chartered full recognition on the Fairmont State College campus. It has two monthly meetings, one a program meeting and one to help a 4-H Club in Marion County. The club sponsors a Senior Weekend in the spring at which time high school seniors are invited to visit the campus to view college life. The motto to make the better best represents the 4-H Club. Any college student interested in 4-H Club work may belong to this group. Academy of Science The Fairmont State Academy of Science is affiliated with the West Virginia Academy of Science. It is de- signed to promote science in the colleges. The college students meet with the state academy each year for the purpose of presenting research papers. President, Jon Plowman; Vice President, Carol Felosa; Secretary, Gary Garlow; Treasurer, Fred Currence. o I fit Kay Southern, President; Janet Shaver, 1st Vice President; Betty Stout, 2nd Vice President; Camille Boyce, Secretary; Mary Ann Cinalii, Treasurer; Mrs. Hess Miss Hall, Advisors. Home Ec. Club Industrial Arts Club Membership in the Home Economics Club is open to those students who are majors or minors in this field. The F.S.C. chapter-club is associated with the American Home Economics Association. Each year the club sponsors a trip to Pittsburgh, has a guest speaker from a foreign country at one of its meetings, sponsors a Career Luncheon in February, attends the State Home Economics Convention at Jack- son ' s Mills and sends a Care package overseas. The Industrial Arts Club, a local organization with na- tional affiliation through the American Vocational As- sociation, had its beginning at Fairmont State in 1948. The main functions of the club are to develop attributes of the Industrial Arts technology beyond class activities, and bring together those involved in Industrial Arts Edu- cation, and their ideals and philosophies. All majors and minors of Industrial Arts Technology are eligible for membership. OFFICERS AND SPONSERS: Mr. Wise, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Hales, Lee Orme, Sgt.-at-Arms; Ed Williams, Vice-President; Kermit Bias, President; Bill Owen, Secretary; Bob McClung, Treasurer. ft H« - -r ' IS - Wi Karol Morrison, president; Penny Scott, vice president; Carolyn Furbee, treasurer; Polly Brown, Sgt.-atarms; Theresa Romberger, historian. Phi Epsilon Chi Nurses The purpose of this long standing organization of the college is to promote leadership in the field of physical education. The club sponsors an outstanding hockey clinic for the colleges of the state during the season, provides funds for women to participate in the Pitts- burgh field hockey events and sponsors a basketball clinic and a spring playday for the area high schools. The new freshmen are introduced to the club with a coke party, and an annual Christmas Party is held for active members. A new program offering an intensive two-year curricu- lum culminating in an Associate of Science degree in nursing opened at F.S.C. in the fall of 1964. The School of Nursing is approved by the American College of Surgeons and The American Medical Associa- tion. It also is accredited by the West Virginia State Board of Examiners for Registered Nurses and the Na- tional League for Nursing. Nursing Class 1965-66 K Wesley Foundation The Methodist Student Movement at Fair- mont State College is one of the dynamic groups which serves a real purpose. The Foundation is located at the foot of the campus at 1105 Locust Avenue. It serves all Methodists on campus. The Wesley Foundation provides an op- portunity for students to worship and study in a Christian and intellectual setting. D. D. Meighen, president; Carolyn Cowger, vice president; Martha Loyd, secretary; Darby Handlen, treasurer. Newman Club The Newman Club was originally orga- nized in 1893 by five students at the University of Pennsylvania. The actual pur- pose 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. The club is especially proud of its new house located on Locust Avenue. James Slamick, president; Rosina Zangari, vice president; Karen Bitonti, secretary; Mike Jonson, treasurer. Kenneth Brock, president; Judy Bee, vice president; Karen Currey, secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Willard, adviser. Inter-Varsity An active organization on our campus, the Inter-Varsity Fellowship, gives students an opportunity to share a few minutes of their busy day in worship. Each day at 12 noon the Fellowship meets and spends time in meditation. It also sponsors vesper ser- vices and Bible studies in the dorms. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Royalty Toni Devericks Jackye Wilmoth Royal Editors Homecoming MISS LINDA BUSH Queen 1965-66 Linda Being Herself . . . H0MEC0M1N Judy Allen Gary Wright, Judy Allen, Bill Brookover, Dorinda Dandolo, Ike Ritter, Linda Bush, Danny Stone, Monica Maseda, Gary Newbrough, and Patty Dean. Monica Maseda Dorinda Dandolo Patty Dean : Jr Holly Ball Queen and Her Court Queen Nancy Pollock Princess Joan Barniak Princess Bobbi Wuerker Princess Lydia Layman Princess Bobbi Atha Princess Jeanne Lafferre Princess Mary Lou Feltz Princess Jeanne Bryan Princess Joyce Collins Princess Susie Shaffer Junior Prom Queen i k Sa LORRAINE KAZNOSKI Val Marteney THETA XI SWEETHEART Jeri Offredo SIGMA PI SWEETHEART Campus Favorites Each spring the social frater- nities on campus elect a girl to reign on the formal court as queen. These girls are chosen on the basis of personality, poise and beauty. 169 Deanne White GREEK WEEK QUEEN Charlotte Rader ORCHID BALL QUEEN Mr. and Miss Freshman 1965-66 Doris Castellini and Dennis Kellison Linda Orr and Tom Reed, Vice President of Student Council and Godfather are shown presenting Mr. and Miss Freshman. Advertisements Compliments of On Fairmont ' s Busiest Corner — Golden Corner ' Fairmont, W.Va. Serving the People for 44 Years FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN FAIRMONT Friendly Bank MEMBER OF F.R.B. F.D.I.C. FAIRMONT PRINTING COMPANY, INC. 210 Ogden Avenue Fairmont, W.Va. Phone 363-8500 THE BIG ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER IN DOWNTOWN FAIRMONT PHONE 363-3100 STAUD ' S FAMILY RESTAURANT Specializing in Home Cooked Foods 1401 Speedway Phone 366-407 I Hours 6 a.m. -1 a.m. VOGUE SHOP FAIRMONT ' S Most Fashionable Shop KLINGENSMITH MUSIC, INC. PIANOS ORGANS BAND INSTRUMENTS • Baldwin FAIRMONT, W.Va. • Conn • Lowery • Leblanc • Wurlitzer • Olds • Selmer A MAN CAN GROW - l 7c faep 0 ? 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