Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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WHO ' S WHO— Tint row. E. Branham, M. Glendenning, H. Hill. C. Ballah, P. Monelh third r.. K. Spidel, J. Bock, D. Williams; second r.. N. Pollock, B. Shreve, K. Bitonti, S. Hess, S. Clelland. WHO ' S WHO LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA Each year Fairmont State College honors a few select students by naming them to Who ' s Who. The ones selec- ted are outstanding students who have shown the charac- teristics of scholarship, participation and leadership in ac- ademic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and ser- vice to the school, and promise of future usefulness. Stu- dents are selected once a year by an impartial council of seven juniors and sophomores and six faculty members. Those chosen are listed in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities and are given certificates on Recognition Day. 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 stu- dent 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— Donald Miller. Gerry Newbraugh. Mary Young. Terry GroW IS 3! u

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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

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FRESHMAN COUNSELORS- ? tow. P. Pell. G. Hillberry. B. Knotts, E. Branham. E. Kennedy. M. Glendenning, H. Conrad; second row-. E. Herman. D. Gabriele. P. Saeler. C. Gallucci. J. Prozillo, M. Frye. S. DeBlasio, V. Moninger. C. Cowger. M. Williams. S. Auberle, S. Shaffer, J. Barniak. P. Cottrill. K. Hosoflook, N. Beuglass; third row. L Armstrong. C. Thralls. J. Wilmoth. J. Boyer. P. Vandergrift, J. Wilson. C. Priester. S. Hess, A. Luo- to. R. Ruse. K. Bitonti, C. Ballah; fourth row. D. Leonitt. J. Teacoach, D. Bolton, C. Boney, T. Jones. L. Rexroad. C. Cottrill. J. Fulty; fifth row, J. Terrell. F. Burkey, L. Markhour, D. Bruner. L. Gargarella, W. Sine, G. Gallucci. R. Toothman; sixth row. J. Jimeno, C. Berry, A. Cross, D. Kelli- son. T. Veach. J. Whitescarver, H. Thorp, S. Lawson. FRESHMAN COUNSELORS Freshman week is the time of action for the hard work- ing Freshman Counselors. Their membership includes the five Student Council elected officers and all the past coun- selors who are in good standing concerning; leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. The rest of the quota is open to anyone in the student body who qualifies. The final se- lection is based upon academic standing, leadership qual- ities, character, citizenship, and school services. 26