Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

Page 32 text:

MENC— Tltst row. B. Wrachford. R. Wrachford. M Lowe. R. Cunningham. J. Liston. E Herman. S. Franz. V. Holler. S. Burkholder, C. Dryden, J. Palmer. P. Saeler ; second row. D. Hamilton, faculty advisor; C. Alasky, P. Yoho. M. Havlichek. M. Jordan, P. Mick. F. Moody, faculty advisor-. S. Wilmoth. B. Likins. R. Bond, P. White. G. Miller. MENC Music Educators National Conference consists of mem- bers of the faculty and students who have a major or min- or in music. The goal of the group is to better the un- derstanding of music education through a varied and en- lightening program of activities. ART CLUB— Jirst row. J. Potanko. P. Duvall. M. Campbell. N. Hullderman, R. Chrislip; second row. L. Rhodes, faculty advisor; J. Klemick, D Stevens, T. Rich- ards. B. Snyder, faculty advisors. ART CLUB The Art Club, a newly formed organization for art majors and minors, meets every Tuesday at 8 p.m. Movies are shown at the meetings and members are allowed to work on their projects. The Art Club plans to affiliate itsel f in the coming year with Kappa Pi, national art honorary. Thomas Richards. Lillian Rhodes and James Brooks are sponsoring the organization. 28

Page 31 text:

ALPHA PSI OMEGA first row. E. Hall, P. Parrish, K. Bitonth second row. B. McClung, R. Snider. National recognition has been given to the dramatics department of Fairmont State College through the founding in 1925 by Dr. Paul Opp of Alpha Psi Omega, the national dramatics honorary. The Alpha Chapter was founded to promote interest in dramatic production through the presenting of drama to the students and com- munity. Members of the honorary are chosen through their participation and interest in dramatics. EPSILON PI TAU Epsilon Pi Tau, an Industrial Arts and Industrial Voca- tional Education, Inter-national Honorary Society orga- nized in 1920, was installed the Alpha Upsilon Chapter at Fairmont State on March 29, 1955, by its founder Dr. William E. Warner. Epsilon Pi Tau is strictly a professional organization with membership limited by grades, charac- ter, and promise of professional growth. All members 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 teaching field. Epsilon Pi Tau first row. J. Mohr. P. Toothman, T Wnghtman. L. Peterman. second row. L. Leonard. D. Fowler. K. Wise. L. Unruh. J Hales. C Johnson 27

Page 33 text:

INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP-AV« ' h N. J. Vincent, D. Rollins, C. Hanshew. M. Valentine. M. Wil- liams. M. Hutson, L. Halstead. Row 2, K. Rollins. J. Scott. D. Stevens, B. Roy, P. Petrosky. J. Rogers, D. Williams. INTER-VARSITY 4-H CLUB An active organization on our campus, the Inter-Varsity Fellowship, gives students an opportunity to share a few minutes of their busy day at 12:30, when the fellowship meets and spends time in meditation. It also sponsors ves- per service and Bible studies. The Fairmont State College 4-H Club was organized in 1964 and has been chartered full recognition on the Fair- mont State campus. It has two monthly meetings, one to help a 4-H Club in Marion County. The motto to make the better best represents the 4-H Club. Any college stu- dent interested in 4-H Club work may belong to this group. 4-H CLUB— AW .• M. Edgar. S. Anderson. P. Okes, M. Campbell. D. Rollins. M. Hutson. flow 2: K. Rollins, M. Burgreen, A. Busch, S. Murray, L. Wright. B. Rollins. 29