Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA-ttw .- D. Longenette, H. Boggs, B. King, L. FarnswortrC M. Bock, S. White, S. Liston, K. Fanslev, P. Witschey, S. Benson. Row 2: N. Wood, M. Frowen, G. Valentine, S. Emery, F. Gamigli- ano, T. Belcastro, S. Long, J. Markley, R Toothman, N. Ware. K Ware. Darrel Pigot, J. Chadwell, Row 3-. B. McClung, W. Laughlin, S. Dicken, T Burky, L. Thornton, C. Baney, J. Mariner, E. Ward. R. Rosier. H Thorp ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA Founded in 1958, the Alpha Alpha Alpha business hon- orary at Fairmont State College was organized to promote interest in the study of business. The functions of the hon- orary are dinner meetings and trips to business firms. Its purpose is to acquaint the students with the type of peo- ple they will be working with in the future. DORM PRESIDENTS These students represent the five dormitories on cam- pus—Morrow Hall, North Hall, Pence Hall, and privately owned Morgan Hall and Garden Lane Apartments. Their purpose is to plan social functions. H BBBaBH - DORM PRESIDENTS-AW . P. Pickering, T. Cunningham, K. Spidle. 23

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FASHION BOARD Shown are members of the Fair- mont State College Mademoiselle fashion board. Sponsored by a lead- ing downtown store, the board is comprised of two girls from each campus sorority, as well as four in- dependents. The board meets each month to discuss latest style trends on campus, as well as to learn of fashion developments in the New York and foreign markets. Kow I-. S. Morris. L. Armstrong. C. Priester. P. Maurer, P. Vandergrift. S. Beil, F. Monell. Associated Women Students Associated Women Students is a group organized at Fairmont State College on April 9, 1964. It is composed of women ' s groups and all women on campus. The orga- nization gives service and opportunity for women to set and maintain their own standards and to govern them- selves. The purposes of Associated Women Students are to provide leadership for self-government, to promote good social relationships between all women ' s groups, and to stimulate a greater appreciation of cultural and aca- demic affairs. Local chapters of the organization may, after a proba- tionary period, affiliate with the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students, which is a national organization for women at colleges throughout the United States. OFFICERS-A ' w . P. Horky, R. Robles, N. Walsh. L. Rohanna. P. Lohse. 1 !■ i i ' ' f OfiOfO UlA fJiiiJkliilll

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KAPPA GAMMA Kappa Gamma, the Fairmont State College debate hon- orary, was reestablished last year as a part of the debate club. The honorary is open to those college debaters 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 Kappa Gamma. KAPPA GAMMA— Seated, B. Shreve. E. Irviti; standing. J. Bock. Suzanne Snyder, faculty advisor. BETA BETA BETA Beta Beta Beta, National Biology Honorary, was founded in 1922 at the University of Oklahoma. Its objec- tives are scholarship and the promotion of biological re- search. Each year the Beta Beta Beta chapter at Fairmont State College sponsors a National Science Day to which students of area high schools are invited. BETA BETA BETA— Seated. F. Currence. G. Greene. M. Ash. M. Ash. M. Cole, G. Garlow; standing. Dr. R. Amos, faculty advisor; G. Cunningham. D Creasy, faculty advisor. Kendall, D. Williams, Dr. W. 24