Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

Fair ont College Li fary MOUND 1970 Fairmont State College Fairmont, West Virginia Fairmont College Library Masquer ' s Summer Tent is the scene of hard work where stu- dents contribute their various talents (TOP). Main parking lot holds part of many cars driven on campus daily by faculty and students (TOP- RIGHT). This aerial view of FSC ' s campus displays the growth it has undergone over the years (BOTTOM-RIGHT). Table of Contents Introduction Interests .16 Sports 84 Faculty. I IS Classes 132 Advertisements 206 Index. 220 yearn for an opportunity to be cloQer to that which QurroundQ me. 91063 My feelingQ can beQl be conveyed by becoming involved in special interests. Nursing students put knowl- edge to practical use on mani- kins before graduation (TOP- LEFT). Students pass free time in the Student Center playing pool (BOTTOM-LEFT) and checking on homework as- signments (TOP-RIGHT). Li- brary facilitates many stu- dents with adequate reading material (BOTTOM-RIGHT). During winter, FSC is en- hanced in a blanket of snow (TOP-LEFT). Students spend many hours at the Nickel (BOTTOM-LEFT). Drama stu- dents participate in plays throughout the year (RIGHT). Between classes, students relax in the Student Center study lounge (FAR RIGHT). Through participation in activities, I become part of the function of life. «;w. Vet, I am here to learn, to broaden my knowledge, to examine and interpret. An art student creatively displays her talent and skill on canvas (LEFT). Many college publications are produced each year by the print shop staff, located in the Arts Building (TOP-RIGHT). Re- cently constructed cafeteria holds many students who lunch on a self-serve basis (BOTTOM-LEFT). Science students conduct research on various animals and investigate reactions to certain en- vironments (BOTTOM-RIGHT). Homecoming Court was pre- sented at the FSC-Glenville football game (TOP). After- ward the band and majorettes entertained at half-time (RIGHT). Queen Becky Young was recognized at the annual Homecoming Dance (TOP- RIGHT). During the game, the FSC fans cheered the team to victory (FAR RIGHT). 10 By reaching out for friends, I find meaning in a relationship. I want my opinions to be heard and considered I search to discover my purpose in life. ii Students can be seen walking to classes on campus each day (FAR LEFT). Bookstore, located on bottom level of the Student Center, allows students to purchase books, supplies, and college novelties (BOTTOM-RIGHT). Checking homework assignments, a young woman prepares to walk home in the rain (TOP-RIGHT). Students, such as this woman, wait for a ride to take them home on weekends (BOTTOM- RIGHT). 12 attempt to express my thoughts and feelings to my friends, my professors or anyone who has time to listen. 13 I Mita Often. I feel the need to look within myself and understand how much life means to me. FSC mascot is the Falcon (BOTTOM-LEFT). At 1969 graduation, Arch Moore, W. Va. Governor, addressed the assembly (TOP-LEFT). During the summer, many FSC stu- dents can be found at Valley Falls (TOP-RIGHT). Library aids many students in passing classes each semester. 15 Interests ■ % t i 16 V- z ■ tr •■ Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL — Seated: Patty Vandergrift, Mary Cannon, Jane Bert, Charles Yakim, sergeant-at-arms; Midge Dwelle, vice president; James Butcher, president; Marcia Wilson, secretary; Gregory Hinton, treasurer; Amy Atkinson, Pam Rosenberger. Standing: Chris Pallotta, George H. Turley, Bill Beasi, Tom Talerico, Marilyn Murphy. Active Students WHO ' S WHO — Row I : Vicki Moninger, Donna Gabriel, Mary Frye, Cecelia Gallucci Price, Midge Dwelle, Charie Thralls, Jude Wilson, Teddie Hollot. Row 2: Steven Noe, Mark Tennant, Jill Schmidle, Carolyn Kelly, Ann Shafferman, Patty Vander- grift, Carol Priester, Charles Dryden. BLAZERS is a local Senior Women ' s Honorary organiza- tion founded in 1947. Each spring outstanding junior wo- men are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, in- tegrity, and loyalty to the college. FLAMES, Junior Women ' s Honorary, was organized in 1966 for the purpose of hon- oring junior women who have shown outstanding leadership, character, and service to the college and have maintained at least a 2.8 grade average. BLAZERS — Carol Pries+er, vice president; Patty Vandergrift, president; Charie Thralls, secretary; Donna Gabriel, treasurer. Outstanding Women FLAMES — Susan Bennett, Chris Bundy, president; Linda Bertwell, secretary- treasurer; Linda Hamilton; not pictured, Karen Shannon, Beverly Phelps, and Anita Busch. STUDENT COUNCIL, governing body of FSC students, consists of five student body officers, fourteen representatives from the classes and or- ganizations, and a faculty sponsor, George H. Turley, appointed by the president of the college. WHO ' S WHO includes outstanding students who have shown scholarship, participation, leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizen- ship, and service to the school. They are chosen once a year by an impartial council of seven juniors and sophomores, and six faculty members. Selected members are listed in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Officers DORMITORY PRESIDENTS— Row I: Helen Kennedy, North Hall; Julie DORMITORY PRESIDENTS— Leah Snodgrass. Garden Lanes C-D; George ' Sfero, Morgan Hall. Row 2: Margie Nicholson, Garden Lanes A-B; Barcus, Pence Hall; Joyce McGinnis, Garden Lanes G. Sandy DeMoss, Morrow Hall. AWS EXECUTIVE BOARD — Row I: Linda Bertwell, 2nd vice president; Becky Bonner, publicity chairman; Vikki Burr, 1st vice president; Jill Schmidle, secretary; Chris Bundy, treasurer; Marilyn Murphy, Student Council representative. Row 2: Margie Nicholson, Julie Sfero, Helen Kennedy, Joyce McGinnis, Leah Snodgrass. 20 Residence Directors RESIDENCE DIRECTORS — Mrs. Margaret Schroeder, Garden Lanes C-D; Mrs. Joanna McCullough, Garden Lanes G; Mrs. Eleanor Drane, Garden Lanes A-B. Not pictured: Mrs. Beulah Cole, Pence Hall. RESIDENCE DIRECTORS— Standing: Mrs. Ruth Snoderley, Morgan Hall; Mrs. Pearl Brown, North Hall. Seated: Mrs. Zelma Oakes, Morrow Hall. Out-of-town students at Fairmont State College are given the opportunity to live in college or privately-owned dormitories and apartments. Girls live in North Hall, Morrow Hall, Morgan Hall, Garden Lanes Apartments A, B, C, D, and the recently completed Garden Lanes Apartment G. Boys reside in Pence Hall and Garden Lanes Apartments E-F. Officers are elected by the residents to serve in a social capacity, and counselors are hired by the college. 21 KAPPA GAMMA, debate honorary, is a branch of the Forensics Society. The honorary is open to those college de- baters who have participated with skill in a minimum of five rounds of intercol- legiate debate. Forensics Society officers must have qualified for membership in Kappa Gamma. FORENSICS SOCIETY at FSC was or- ganized to promote • and encourage for- ensics activity, specifically debate, oratory and extemperaneous speaking. They aim to encourage speaking about significant current international questions and inter- collegiate forensics competition. Members must be FSC students and must maintain a 2.0 average. Advisers are Suzanne Snyder, assistant professor in speech, and Michael Over- king, speech and drama instructor. KAPPA GAMMA — Suzanne Snyder, assistant professor in speech; John McDougal, Betty Sandy, Charie Thralls, Duane Southern, Michael Overling. Fairmont State Debaters DEBATE CLUB — Seated: Donna Garrett, Betty Sandy, Charie Thralls, Jane Carpenter. Standing: Michael Overking, speech instructor; Duane Southern, Darlene McCoy, John McDougal, Suzanne Snyder. 22 Dramatic Organizations , MASQUERS — Row I: Betty Sandy, Linda DeMoss, Jeannie Edwards, Karen McGlumphy, Gayle Emery, Kathryn Raspa, Darlene Beregsazy. Row 2: Debbie Williams, Eileen Wright, Sylvia Nida, Marcia Wilson, Sandy Miller, Danita Fiorenza, Janet Satterfield. Row 3: Lloyd Arnett, Robert Snider, Bob Holepit, Judy Summers, Olan Cottrill, Vicki Dodd, Bill Lewis. ALPHA PSI OMEGA— Row I: Marcia Wilson, Olan Cottrill, Sandy Miller, Bob Snider. Row 2: Bill Lewis, Daniel K. Weber, adviser. MASQUERS consists of three main divi- sions. Masquers proper sponsors four ma- jor productions with tryouts open to the student body. Children ' s Division of Mas- quers holds one play a semester for Marion County youth. Town and Gown Players, organized in 1961, presents four produc- tions during the summer. ALPHA PSI OMEGA, national dramatics honorary, was founded in 1925 by Dr. Paul Opp. Alpha Chapter promotes interest in dramatic productions. Members are chosen through their participation and enthusiasm in dramatics. Home Economics Club HOME ECONOMICS CLUB — Row I: Kathi Howell, Margaret Cunningham, Lucille Sellers, Gay Nease, Carolyn Osbourn, reporter; Midge Dwelle, president; Diann Moore, first vice president; Cassie Boyers, secretary; Mary Ann Jones, Eileen Martin, Beverly Slider. Row 2: Linda Wallace, Vickie Coontz, Diane Friel, Joyce Cox, Sue Martin, Mary Cannon, Kay Joy, Barbara Funk, Loretta Yerace, Rosemary Moore, Jayne Williams. Row 3: Gloria Petrucci, Vickie Newbraugh, Chris Wargo, Sharon Fawcett, Diana DeFazio, Mary Cavalier, Karen Hobbs, Kay Wilson, Ann Bonasso, June Blackham, Jo Kemmner, Laura Cole, Lilly Ruggiero. American Chemical Society AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY— Row I: Donald Davoli, secretary-treasurer; Margaret Mazza, Gloria Wright, Paul Bennett. Row 2: James King, Mike Martin, Ron Graziani, Ralph Toombs. Row 3: Eddy Vincent, Robert McCain, vice president; Dave Cunningham, Nathan McCain. Not Pictured: George Harmison, president, Teddie Hollot. Students interested in a profes- sional career in Home Economics may become members of the HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. This membership affiliates them with the State Home Economics As- sociation and the American Home Economics Association. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SO- CIETY is an organization of stu- dents with majors and minors in chemistry. They have programs to further their education and go on field trips to acquaint themselves with prospective jobs. The National Headquarters in Washington, D. C. provides in- formation to the students and acts as a clearing house for jobs and graduate schools. 24 LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA, national phys- ical science honorary, was organized on Fair- mont State College campus in 1925. Mem- bers are reguired to have an overall 3.0 grade average and a 3.0 average in at least 14 hours of chemistry and physics. Mrs. Eleanor Ford, associate professor in physics, is faculty adviser. BETA BETA BETA is an organization for outstanding students of the biological sci- ences. Members are reguired to have a 3.0 grade average in at least 10 hours of biology and a 2.3 overall grade average. This year associate members, with at least a 2.5 grade average in biology, were given social standing in this honorary. Service proj- ects include labeling trees on campus and cleaning the arboretum, the area where trees and shrubs are grown for study. Members have sponsored several camping trips along with their advisers, Dr. Robert E. Amos and Dr. William D. Creasy. LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA— Row I: Teddie Hollot, secretary; Gloria Wright, vice president; Linda Sawyer, Judy Boord. Row 2: Dr. Elizabeth, adviser; Donald Davoli, Eddy Vincent, treasurer; Robert Starn, sergeant-at-arms; Robert Brown, president. Science Honoraries BETA BETA BETA — Row I: Donald Howell, sergeant-at-arms; Tom Deadriclt, historian; Teddie Hollot, president; Gloria Wright, secretary; Eddy Vincent, vice president. Row 2: George Nefflen, Priscilla Hunter, Jackson Reed, Lauren Riggs, Paul Bennett, James Patton. Row 3: Robert Smith, John DeFazio, Brenda Boor, Sue Petowick, Emily Robinson, Linda Cover. Row 4: Dr. Raymond Amos, Bill Roy, Mike Argiro, Warren Stewart, John Hess, Vincent Merendino, Gary Raines, Patrick Phipps, Don Edwards. 25 Educational Societies KAPPA DELTA PI — Row I: Sandy Wood, Cassie Boyers, Jude Wilson, Midge Dwelle, Eleanor Millman, Diane Eddy. Row 2: Judy Boyer. Peggy Yoke, Barb Bishop, Carol Priester, Teddie Hollot, Vera Sigley. Leadership, scholarship, and character are the traits that any FSC student must have to become a member of the national education honorary, KAPPA DELTA PI. Under scholarship the student must have a 3.0 over-all average and a 3.0 average in the education field. This honorary was established at FSC in 1931 as Beta Omega Chapter with the purpose of encouraging high professional, intel- lectual, and personal standards, and recognizing outstanding contributions to education. Sponsored by the West Virginia Education As- sociation and the National Educational Association, the STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AS- SOCIATION for students in the education field is a professional organization at FSC. Pictured at right are the SNEA OFFICERS AND ADVISORS. Row I : Sharon Donnelly, vice president; Sharon Yoal , secretary; Peggy Yoke, treasurer; Dorothy A. Snozek, ad- viser. Row 2: Harry G. Priester, secondary adviser; John Fazio, president. 26 ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA, busi- ness honorary, was founded in 1958. It was organized to promote interest in the study of business. Its purpose is to acquaint the student with the type of people they will be working with in the future. SIGMA TAU DELTA, national English honorary, was formed in 1964. Its purpose is to encourage interest and participation in ac- tivities related to English majors. Members must have completed a minimum of five English courses with at least a 3.0 grade average. As its main project, the organ- ization sponsors the publishing of Sketches, a collection of FSC literary works. John W. King serves as faculty adviser. ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA— Norman Ware, Michael Jones, Jim Slamick. Honorary Organizations SIGMA TAU DELTA— Jim Barnes, president; Gayle Parker, secretary-treasurer; Jude Wilson, Patty Vandergrift, publicity chairman; Linda Shaffer Yakim, vice president. 91063 27 Industrial Arts INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB was organ- ized to develop attributes of the Industrial Arts technology beyond class activities and to combine and develop ideals and philo- sophies. The club is a local group with national affiliation through the American Vocational Association and was formed at Fairmont State in 1948. All Industrial Arts Technology students are eligible for membership. EPSILON PI TAU is an International Honorary Professional Fraternity in Indus- trial Arts and Technical Education. Group ideals include to esteem the function of skill, social and professional efficiency and to foster, publish, and reward research. Kenneth G. Wise, professor, and L. W. Leonard, assistant professor, are the na- tional trustees for Alpha Upsilon, Fairmont State ' s chapter. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OFFICERS— Danny Conaway, president; Steve Kenney, vice president; Don Hobbs, secretary; Bob VanGilder, treasurer. Sandy Fricke, public relations chairman, is not pictured. EPSILON PI TAU — Row I.: Larry Phillips, Eugene Hawkins, public relations; Kenneth Moffett, secretary; James Sharp, vice president; Robert Campbell, president; K. G. Wise, trustee. Row 2: Kenneth Pyles, Charles Eaton, Robert VanGilder, Arthur Frederick, Neil Jenkins, Danny Conaway, Walter Phillips. Row 3: James Snyder, John Gedker, Dwight Fowler, Paul DiBacco, L. W. Leonard, trustee; William Brown. 28 ART CLUB — William Dixon, adviser; Dave Hay, Melvin Graham, Ron Chrislip, Charlotte O ' Brien, David Ball, Don Stevens, Renee Shock, Guy Mc- Elroy. Fine Arts Organizations ART CLUB consists of faculty members and art majors and minors. During meetings members see movies and work on projects. Adviser this year is William Dix- on, art instructor. The MUSIC EDUCATORS NA- TIONAL CONFERENCE (MENC) consists of faculty members and students who have a major or minor in music. The group ' s goal is to better the understanding of music education through various activities. MENC — Thomas Caruso, Richard Wellock, Martha Crawford, Glafre Lawwill, Kathy Knapp. Wayne Williams, David Linger, Nancy Valentine (seated). 29 IRC The INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB was formed in the spring of 1968 with the purpose of helping im- prove international communications on FSC campus. Although the club is of special interest to social sci- ence students, anyone who is concerned with forming a peaceful and understanding world community is wel- come to join the club. Club members participate in conferences, workshops, and model United Nations sessions. Programs, displays, and special speakers are presented for the public monthly by the club. IRC is officially associated with the Regional Council for International Education and the Council for Interna- tional Relations and United Nations Affairs. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB— Row I: Kay Hines, treas- urer; Pat Sawyer, Alice Herring. Row 2: Sharon Donnelly, Joanne Murray, secretary; Louise Tee+s, vice president. Row 3: John Dolan, Patricia Ryan, adviser; Steven Zickefoose. Row 4: Walter Ryan, president; Paul Taylor. Row 5: Yu San Wang, C. K. Venkateswaran. Young Democrats Club College students should have a basic understanding of domestic politics and the YOUNG DEMOCRAT CLUB has or- ganized to create better and more com- plete views in national affairs. Members plan social activities to make and intro- duce new friends. During campaign years, members plan procedures to endorse the election of their party ' s candidate. YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB— Row I: Judy Almond, president; Chris Wargo, Mary Cavalier, secretary. Row 2: William Goodrich, treasurer; Earl Killian, Chris Yeager, vice president; Sam Perry, James Slamick. 30 BLACK CULTURE CLUB — Row I: Pat Hunter, Nelson Waugh, Sharlene Ezelle. Row 1: Bill Smith, Stanley Brown, Mike Arnold, Roderick Jones, the Rev. Richard Bowyer, adviser. Row 3: Jackie Powell, Nathan McCain, Theodore Jackson, Norman Thomas. Row 4: Mariette McKinney, Junior Jones, Robert McCain, Ben Walker, Peterz Coleman, Tim Powell, Paul Taylor. Black Culture Club The Society -for the Study of Black Culture was organized on Fairmont State College campus in the spring of 1969. The members felt that there was a need for an organiza- tion which could provide social and educational activities that are relevant to Black students. OFFICERS President Timothy Powell Vice President Nathan McCain Secretary Joyce Butler Treasurer Stanley Brown Parliamentarian Gregory Hinton 31 WESLEY FOUNDATION, ministry to Fair- mont State College, is recognized by the Stu- dent Council and administration of the college. Its overall operation is responsible to the Board of Education of the West Virginia Conference of the United Methodist Church. NEWMAN APOSTOLATE is a group of Catholic Culture and Fellowship. They foster the spiritual, intellectual and social interests of FSC Catholic students by binding them into a common union and assisting Fairmont State and its students whenever possible. Newman Center is open to all students to promote religious and social activities. WESLEY FOUNDATION— Row I: Chris Wargo, Nancy Lilley, Vonda Cross, Pamela Yeager, assistant minister. Row 2: Rev. Daniel Savage, Bill Roy, Robbie Adams, the Rev. Richard Bowyer, campus minister. Unphotographed: Jerry Duck- worth, Paul Taylor, Toni DeVore. Religious Organizations NEWMAN CENTER — Row I : Beth Naumann, Sarah Connell. Susanne Schmidt. Lilly Ruggiero, Ann Bonasso, Mary Bonasso, Beverly Clar Jo Bonasso. Dianne Shreve, Doris Connell, Tina Vilone. Row 2: Sister Claire Forsyth, James Godfrey, Bill Oliverio, Dave Albertson, Angel Madia, Linda Bertwell, Mary Merandi, Angelo Alvaro, John Martin, Mike Higgs, Edward Burley. Row 3: John Stevens, James Slamick, Jir Krumenacker, Joe McAteer. 32 INTER-VARSITY— Row I: Nancy Jean Vincent, Amy Rollins, Mary Woodward, Paula Spiker, Linda Cover. Row 2: John Dolan, Bill Bunner, Steve Keeney, president, Eddy Vincent, Bob Heffner. Inter-Varsity INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP is a non-denominational organization open to all faiths. Today ' s problems are discussed in relationship to the Bible. JONES ' FASHION BOARD is sponsored by a downtown store. Two women from each cam- pus sorority and four independent women com- prise the group. Monthly meetings are held to discuss latest style trends on campus and to learn of fashion developments of New York and Europe. Jones ' Fashion Board Row I: Linda Sidow Barbara Decker Pamela Tynes Susie Lavencheck Maria Parker Row 2: Mary Kay Minehart Elaine Lucente Kathy Stalder Cathy Thome Sheena Patechuk Penny Cousins Veterans ' Club VETERANS ' CLUB is an organization open to all students who are veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Membership offers the students association and fellowship with others who have shared similar experi- ences and interests. The members plan social events for enjoyment and work together to increase veterans ' benefits. Officers of the Veterans ' Club include: Kenneth Sands, president; Arthur Frederick, vice president; John Fazio, secretary; Roger Michael, treasurer; and Jim Oyster, sergeant-at-arms. Delegates are Earl Karl, Robert Cruikshank, and Donald Howell. VETERANS ' CLUB— Row I: John Fazio, Bob Kunick, Donald Collins. Row 2: George Erickson, Robert Cruikshank. Row 3: Ken Sands. Roger Michael. Row 4: Arthur Frederick, James Slamick. Row 5: Earl Karl, Robert Fain. Row 6: James White, Ronald Caldwell. Row 7: Jim Oyster, Don Wyant. Freshman Counselors FRESHMAN COUNSELORS— Row I: Eleanor Millman, Linda Shaffer Yakim, Midge Dwelle, Marcia Wilson, Ralphene Beckner, Jude Wilson, Mary Kay Minehart, Jayne Gramley, Myra Seese, Teddie Hollot. Row 2: Judy Boyer, Audrey Blevins, Donna Gabriel, Mary Beth Herlihy, Lauren Riggs, Cecelia Price, Judie Anderson, Linda Bertwell, Peggy Yoke, Signe Height. Row 3: Frank Austin, Bob Sheets, Mary Cannon, Patty Vandergrift, Jane Bert, Pam Rosenberger, Joanne Murray, Charles Yakim, Gregory Hinton. Row 4: Bill Carder, John Carlson, Mike Clark, Jim Butcher, Steve Glass, John McDougal, Charlie Scott. 34 Student Nurses ' Association STUDENT NURSES ' ASSOCIATION— Row I: Vonda Cross, Linda Jarvis, Jane Byrne, Rose Mary Carlomany, Becky Dicken, Rose Mary Maiolo, Helen Richmond, Lyn Ferreri, Joyce Kirby, Kathy Thorne. Row 2: Mary Layman, Beverly Mcln+ire, Pa+ti Rohanna, Gail Poland, Kay Conquest, Flora Ann Fazio, Deanna Scott. Phi Epsilon Chi STUDENT NURSES ' ASSOCIATION is com- posed of the freshman and senior students who are eligible for the two-year nursing program. Purposes of the organization are to aid in the development of the nursing student as a democratic citizen, an individual, and a mem- ber of a group, to encourage the nursing student to promote and maintain high educational and professional standards, and to promote profes- sional and social unity within the college. Purpose of PHI EPSILON CHI is to promote professional interest and enthusiasm in health, physical education, recreation and safety among the woman Physical Education majors and minors of FSC. Every incoming women student in the field of Physical Education is automatically considered a member and is expected to participate. PHI EPSILON CHI— Row I: Bonnie Harbert, treasurer; Karen Ware, Bonnie Marr, president; Janice Hoffman; Helen Gum, historian. Row 2: Alice Herring, Shelley Hyde, Beverly Kovarbasich, Signe Height. Row 3: Vera Moran, vice president; Nancy Johnson, Susan Meadows, Mary Jane Clovis. Women ' s Panhellenic Council WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL — Seated: Patty Vandergrift, Lynn Skinner, Karen Shannon, Mary Frye, Penny Cousins, secretary; Jayne Gramley, treasurer; Mary Woodward, vice president; Chris Simon, Nancy Burns, Noreen Underein ' er. Interhaternity-Ponhellenic Council INTER-PAN — Row I: Patty Pri.olette. Vicki Varner, Nancy Price, Ann Shafferman, president; Penny Cousins, Margie Nicholson, Jackie Treleven, Maria Parker. Pam Rosenberger, Student Council representative. Row 2: Brian Glasser, vice president; Mike Ptomey. Mary Cannon, Barb Bishop, Patty Vandergrift, secretary; Bob Sheets, Wayne Swanson. 36 Fi Batar Coppar A mock fraternity, Fi Batar Cappar, has been formed at Fairmont State College. The purposes of the group are to promote school spirit and to encourage better relations between the five so- cial fraternities already on the campus. The pledges pictured below are t he charter members. They consist of five members from each fra- ternity. However, future pledge classes will consist of both Greeks and Independents, with smokers being held each semester. Pledges wear robes and carry canes every Friday. They attend all home football games and the most important home basketball games in this attire. Active members of Fi Batar Cappar can be distinguished by their black derby hats. Faculty advisor is Robert Coralline a Fi Batar Cappar alumnus from West Virginia University. FI BATAR CAPPAR— Row I: Rick Helm (TBI), Tony Taylor (TBI), treasurer; Richard Corley (TKE), Dave Corley (TKE), Ed Worden (Theta Xi), vice president; Steve Linville (Sigma PI), Brian Glasser (Theta XI), secretary. Row 2: Mike Ptomey (TBI), president; Steve Taylor (Sigma Pi), Wally Edgell (Sigma Pi), Larry Weekley (Sigma Tau Gamma), Larry Steward (Sigma Pi). Row 3: Joe Revay (Sigma Tau Gamma), Radical Martin (TBI), Jim Goodnight (TKE), pledge master; Terry Hill ( Sigma Pi), Bob Corallino, faculty advisor; Bill Sparvieri, (Theta Xi), Jim Wyant (Theta Xi), social chairman; Art Shingleton (Theta XI). Not pictured: John Helm (TBI), Tim Collins (TKE), John Zelinsky (TKE), Fran Walsh (Sigma Tau Gamma), Jack Barr (Sigma Tau Gamma), and Dave Ott (Sigma Tau Gamma). ( - ; 00 ' !% ' ' • i ' eL Greeks Song Fest 1969 Song Fest was held on March 28, 1969 at Fairmont Senior High School. The following groups participated: Sigma Sigma Sigma, Phi Mu, Alpha Xi Delta, Sigma Kappa, Delta Zeta, Tau Beta lota, and the Good Timers. The event was sponsored by the Interpanhellenic Council. Delta Zeta, under the direction of Rayette Dippolito, captured first place with Do You Remember When. Phi Mu won second place with It ' s a Good Day. Judie Anderson was the director, and Beverly Phelps was the accompanist. 39 l y b v £A HOLLY BALL COURT WITH ESCORTS— Don Downs, Shirley Varner, George Shahady, Teddie Paolo, Richard Toothman, Rebecca Wiles, Gray Do+son, Bobbye Rodriguez (Second Runner-up), Pam Harris (Queen), Samuel Warash, Cindy Cousins (First Runner-up), Jim Holbert, Patty Bilotta, Emanuel Caltrider, Joyce Ruszkowski, Jim Goodnight, Margie Nicholson, John Maphis. Not pictured is Lou Anne Reppard. Holly Ball 1969 r t i i B w k r ii i m Pif 1 4 A i£ -£ N i P i f -.■ ■ j m  T .I r « «T ■1 1 1 1 ' ' ■1 i ' 1 . ■ ■■ ■ ' ■• ■ ■ t •P , i _ t ES§ ■ ' ' ■ 1 ' ' ' • -ii ' BIb 1 i 1 K y ' - ' ' iPBf B- ' B HHH 40 Fraternity Sweethearts Marie Howell Theta Xi Sweetheart Madonna Blount Howard TKE Sweetheart Marguerite Scuilli Walsh Sigma Tau Gamma White Rose Sherry Nicholson Holt Sigma Pi Orchid Linda Wilson DeLuca TBI Sweetheart 41 42 Alpha X Delta Delta Omicron Chapter 1 . Rose Kellison 2. Ralphene Beckner 3. Jane Bert 4. Chris Simon 5. Susie McClanahan 6. Patty Joyce 7. Cathy Thome 8. Sheila Franz 9. Nancy Kronenberger 10. Nancy Gawthrop I I . Sharon Springer 12. Susan Wade I 3. Susie Mouser 14. Marilyn Murphy I 5. Conn ie Young 16. Linda Dayton 17. Barb Decker 18. Brenda Frank 19. Val Dimock 20. Mary Cannon 21. Phoebe Robinson 22. Nikki Miller 23. Jean Hunter 24. Teddi Paolo 25. Carol Conway 26. Tootsie Cannon 27. Susan Laughlin 28. Bonnie Marr 29. Linda Haass 30. Myra Seese 3 I . Suzan Williams 32. Nancy Hersman Bartik, J. Kay Beckner, Ralphene Beckner, Rhea Bert, Jane Bishop, Barbara Cannon, Patricia Conway, Carol Dayton, Linda Decker, Barbara Dimock, Valerie Gawthrop, Nancy Frank, Brenda Franz, Sheila Haass, Linda Hersman, Nancy Hunter, Jean Joyce, Patricia Lake, Mary Laughlin, Susan Lucente, Rosemary McClanahan, Susan Miller, Nikki Mouser, Susan Murphy, Marilyn Paolo, Theodora Robinson, Phoebe Seese, Myra Simon, Christine Springer, Sharon Stanley, Lynn Thorne, Cathy Wade, Susan Walley, Nancy Williams, Suzan Young, Connie 43 1. Lee Taylor 16. Sheila Matthews 2. Sharon Lidlow 17. Cass Hewitt 3. Sue McVicker 18. Jan Meredith 4. Kathy Pucharich 19. Bonnie Bellamy 5. Jill Schmidle 20. Jane Gramley 6. Maureen Krosmico 21. June Metz 7. Judy D ' Amico 22. Veronica Loveall 8. Lauren Conner 23. Renee Hook 9. Marybelle Schmeck 24. Linda Toothman 10. Saundra Addis 25. Pam Urtso II. Debbie Winnell 26. Peggy Yoke 12. Penny M ills 27. Reen Undereiner 13. Becky Shelton 28. Margie Gaunt 14. Teresa Kidd 29. Jackie Treleven 15. Maria Parker 30. Margie Nicholson ■ ' .: . - •■ ] fl r ftMUNT, tyV, Delta Zeta Epsilon lota Chapter McVicker, Susan Meredith, Janet Metz, E. June Mills, Penny Nicholson, Marjorie Pancake, Martha Parker, Maria Patterson, Suzanne Pucharich, Katherine Schmeck, Marybelle Schmidle, Jill Shelton, Rebekah Treleven, Jacqueline Undereiner, Noreen Urtso, Pamela Winnell, Deborah Yoke, Margaret Addis, Saundra Bellamy, Bonnie Conner, Lauren D ' Amico. Julane Durkin, Alice Gramley, Jayne Height, Signe Hewitt, Catherine Hook, Renee Jennings, Kathryn Kennedy, Helen Krosmico, Maureen Lidlow, Sharon Loveall, Veronica Matthews, Sheila 45 u If r iB a h i Anderson, Judith Ashcraft, Laura Cale, Cheryl Cavalier, Mary Cline, Nancy Conquest, Kay DeBellis, Margaret Frye, Mary Garcia. Patricia Hale, B. Lucinda Hanna, Mable Kurtz, Sandra Lewis, Nancy Manley, Deborah McCoy, Darlene McKim, Cheryl Meek, Donna Minehart, Mary Kay Moore, Diann 46 Phi Mu Beta Chi Chapter 1 . Nancy Cline 2. Becky Weaver 3. Ka+hy S+alder 4. Bobbye Rodriguez 5. Sandy Kurtz 6. Lynn Skinner 7. Sheena Patechuk 8. Nancy Price 9. Margaret DeBellis 10. Mary Frye I I. Patty Priolette 12. Mary Cavalier 3. Cindy Hale 4. Dana Reynolds I 5. Joyce Sachetti I 6. Ann Shafferman I 7. Chris Wargo 18. Lolly Ashcraft 19. Cheryl McKim 20. Dee Norman 21 . Carolyn Stevens 22. Suzanne O ' Del 23. Debbie Manley 24. TeeDee Priester 25. Ann Saddlemire 26. Diann Moore 27. Vicki Varner 28. Kay Conquest 29. Donna Yergovich 30. Donna Meek 3 I . Debbie Malcolm 32. Karen Shannon 33. Peggy Reese 34. Patty Garcia 35. Cheri Cale Varner, Vicki Wargo. Christine Weaver, Rebecca Yergovich. Donna 47 Bauer, Linda Bilotta, Patricia Boone, Jacqueline Branham, Patricia Brown, Victoria Coontz, Vickie Francis, Barbara Friel, Diane Grindo, Patsy Hollot, Theodora Hutson, Marsha Little, Jean Lunghi, Mary Jo Maurer, Patricia Miller, Susan Monell, Felicia Myers, Clara Rosenberger, Pamela Sims, Janice White, Rosemary Williams, Margaret Woodward, Mary Sigma Kappa Delta Pi Chapter 48 1. Patty Bilotta 2. Susan Miller 3. Rosemary White 4. Lane Bauer 5. Patty Branham 6. Diane Friel 7. Patty Maurer 8. Denise Adams 9. Peggy Williams 10. Vicki Brown II. Felicia Monell 12. Teddie Hollot 13. Janice Sims I MB Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Kappa Chapter 1. Cindy Cousins 20. Marie Battista 2. Terry Jo Pizatella 21. Pam Tynes 3. Joyce Ruszkowski 22. Mary Margaret Conrad 4. Penny Cousins 23. Kathy Gaughenbaugh 5. Rosella Scolish 24. Carol Fox 6. Lauren Riggs 25. Sherry Eye 7. Beckie Radcliffe 26. Linda Bertwell 8. Linda Hamilton 27. Lou Anne Reppard 9. Judy Boyer 28. Beth Furgason 10. Nancy Burns 29. Pam Cousins II. Linda Graham 30. Jude Wilson 12. Kathy Needham 31. Sharon Harsh 13. Sandi Pignanelli 32. Beverly Kujawa 14. Libby Blackburn 33. Vikki Burr 15. Fay Asfour 34. Colette Hill 16. Mary Beth Herlihy 35. Lou Bunner 17. Sheila Gissy 36. Barb Wooten 18. Patty Vandergrift 37. Ronda Bilotta 19. Debbie Newlon 50 -■ ■-■•■ Asfour, Fay Battista, Marie Bertwell, Linda Bilotta, Karen Bilotta, Ronda Blackburn, Elizabeth Blevins, Audrey Boyer, Judy Bundy, Chris Bunner, Lou Burns, Nancy Burr, Vikki Conrad, Mary Margaret Cousins, Pam Dennison, Paula Dicken, Becky Eye, Sherry Fox, Carol Furgason, Beth Gabriel, Donna Gaughenbaugh, Kathy Gissy, Sheila Graham, Linda Hamilton, Linda Harsh, Sharon Herlihy, Mary Beth Hill, Collette Howell, Marie Kujawa, Beverly Mainenti, Janice Moninger, Vicki Needham, Kathy Pignanelli, Sandi Pizatella, Terry Jo Radcliffe, Beckie Reppard, Lou Anne Riggs, Lauren Ruszkowski, Joyce Scolish, Rosella Tynes, Pam Vandergrift, Patty Wilson, Jude Wooten, Barbara 51 Sigma Pi Gamma Epsilon Chapter Anderson. G. Robert Baldree, Patrick Bell, Larry Bennett, R. Paul Cunningham, Terry Edwards, Donald 1. Steve Smyth 12. Tom Daniels 2. Wally Edgell 13. Gordon Reynolds 3. Dale Zirkle 14. John Petro 4 Bill Postlethwait 15. Tony Weinberger 5. Larry Stewart- 16. Raymond Rouzee 6. Ken Martray 17. Larry Bell 7. Chuck Freeman 18. Jim Shaw 8. Steve Taylor 19. Rick Jenkins 9. Bill Harris 20. Dave Young 10. Denny Mills 21. Aaron Hawkins II. Terry Cunningham 22. Gary Mancuso 52 Fulmer, Roger Hall, W. Craig Hawkins, Aaron Linville, Stephen Mancuso, Gary Bare Jack Mancuso, Jerry Boggs, Keith Newcome, Joseph Campbell, Kenneth Ott, David Curia, Joseph Palermo, Michael Fredrick, John Rollyson, Derald Snider, Paul Thomas, Chester Gain, Bradley Toothman, Richard Garlitz, Dale Walsh, Francis Griffith, William Weekley, Larry Lambiotte, Brent Weisenmiller, Richard Lang, Rodney Westfall, Richard Zirkle, Frederick Ath i 54 Sigma Tou Gamma Xi Chapter Jim Anglin John Fredrick Paul Snider Derald Rollyson Joe Curia Mike Barnes Bob Cristy Mike Palermo Joe Revay Bill Griffith Rick Westfall Fran Walsh Rick Weisenmiller 14. Kenny Campbell I 5. Rick Toothman 16. Fred Zirkle I 7. Brent Lambiotte 1 8. Chester Thomas 19. Bob Gardner 20. Dale Garlitz 2 I . Joe Newcome 22. Dave Cain 23. Dave Ott 24. Brad Gain 25. Keith Boggs 26. Larry Weekley 55 Beasi, W.lliam Cicero, Ronald Collett. W illiam Cottrill. Olan Dean, Larry Diamond, Ronald Earnest, Jack Fazalare, James Fortier, Matt Glasser, Brian Harrington, Theodore Hawkins, Robert Hill, Roger Hyre, David Kisner, Max Kijowski, Tom Leonard, Jackson Lloyd, Richard Maphis, John Marchio, John Matteucci, Gerald Montgomery, Dan Nicholson, Charles Patton, James Penick, Ralph Pennington, Russel Riedeman, Steve Rogers, Timothy Rowan, Michael Rowland, Ronald Skeen, H. Keith Skidmore, John Sparvieri, William Talerico, Thomas Vandergrift, Charles Williams, Douglas Wilson, William Worden, Edward Wyant, James 1 . Tom Kijowski 2. Ron Rowland 3. Doug Williams 4. Ron Diamond 5. Bill Sparvieri 6. Bill Beasi 7. Keith Skeen 8. Ralph Penick 9. Ted Harrington 10. Jack Leonard I I. Rich Lloyd 12. Larry Catsonis 13. Mike Rowan 14. Max Kisner 15. Doug Hall 16. Jim Wyant 17. Roger Hill 18. John Maphis 19. Jim Fazalare 20. Chuck Nicholson 21. Steve Rexroad 22. Lee Pennington 23. John Skidmore 24. Jim Patton 25. Bill Wilson 26. John McDougal 27. Ed Worden 28. Dave Clark 29. Trent Veach 30. Jack Earnest 31. Steve Riedeman 32. Jerry Matteucci 33. Matt Fortier 34. Tim Rogers 35. Joe Zsomboran 36. Bob Hawkins 37. Art Shingleton 38. Olan Cottrill 39. Ron Cicero 56 Theta Xi Kappa Gamma Chapter 57 Tau Beta lota Graziani, P. Roland Heim, Richard Huff. John Lawler, Charles Millione, Roger w w 1 . Anthony Muto 2. Jim Ripoli 3. Ron Spencer 4. Fred Sauro 5. Dave Branham 6. Rat Saunders 7. George Shahady 8. Dave Morris 9. Ed Moore I 0. John Tutalo I I . Hawk Romeo 12. Louis Fazio I 3. Dave Haney 14. Larry DeRosa I 5. Tom Nelson 16. Gary Musgrave I 7. Dana Angelilli 18. Marshall Shields 19. Charlie Lawler 20. Denny Llaneza 21. Joe Welty 22. Dave Stout 23. Ted Johnson 24. Frank Rigger 25. John Sprouse 26. Sam Warash 27. Chuck Hall 28. Mike Ptomey 29. Chris Pallotta 30. Grover Duling 3 I . Ron Graziani 32. John Martin 33. Rick Heim 34. Ron Stocking 35. Gary Polyak 36. Rod Smith 37. John Heim 38. George Zundel 39. Tony Taylor 58 Moore, Edward Pallotta, J. Christopher Reynolds, Robert Ripoli, James Smith, Rodney Sprouse, John Stout, David Tutalo, John Warash, Sam Welty, Joseph t r h , m -tW ' 1. Gary Studenic 2. Gary Crutchfield 3. John Kara 4. Rick Keller 5. John Spencer 6. Fred Phelps 7. Luke lams 8. Mike Argabrite 9. Tom Mercer I 0. Mark Tennanr I I . Joe Smith I 2. Myron Seese 13. Bub Hardin 14. Wes Schulrz I 5. Dave McCue 16. Wally McLane mm ■? ■ ' «iJyg £.? - I 7. Mike Stalnaker 18. Larry Long 19. Phil Vassar 20. Bob Wyckle 21. Dick Corley 22. Randy Bragg 23. Ray Lombardi 24. Mike Clark 25. Jim Long 26. Larry Spadafore 27. Ralph Sines 28. Bill Bradshow 29. Dick Hawkins 30. Joe Cavalier 31. T. C. Collins 32. Andy Jersey Tau Kappa Epsilon Zeta Sigma Chapter iAi mm mm m w mm m m m 0k l 1 r t ' ■ i Bradshaw, William Bragg, Owen Carte, Henry Cavalier, Joseph Corley, Richard Crutchfield, Gary Goodnight, James Martin, Ronald McCue, David Minkus, Martin Pitman, Rodney Scott, Charles Sheets, Robert Southern, Duane Spadafore, Lawrence Stalnaker, Michael Tennant, Mark 61 ABOVE: Freshman counselors distributed beanies to the frosh before the Torchlight Parade. RIGHT: Fairmont State ' s new- est students vowed to uphold the ideals of the college. 62 Freshman Orientation Begins Year ' s Activities ABOVE: Torch carrying -freshmen marched to Rosier Field where they had a bonfire and a thuse. LEFT: Freshmen were welcomed by Es+on K. Feaster, president of Fairmont State College. 63 Homecoming Floats Tau Beta lota — Grand Prize Winner Sigma Sigma Sigma — Grand Prize Winner 64 PHI MU A large crowd of students and alumni were at Rosier Field to view the homecoming game against Glenville State College. ABOVE: Queen Becky Young helped Mike Argabrite and John Spencer practice for the game. RIGHT: Twirler Judy Kinnan captivated the audience during the band ' s half-time show. 66 Homecoming 1969 Homecoming festivities officially began on Friday, Oct. 3, with a parade through downtown Fairmont. Bill Beasi, sophomore class president, was the parade marshall. The football game was played on Saturday after- noon at Rosier Field. A Faicon victory over Glenville pleased the many alumni who had returned to Fair- mont for the weekend. Several fraternities and sorori- ties held receptions after the game to welcome their visiting members. Following the Alumni Banquet at the cafeteria, the homecoming dance was held at the Student Center. Last year ' s queen, Shirley Beil, was present to assist at the coronation. Becky Young, a -freshman from St. Albans, reigned as queen over the homecoming festivities. She was escorted by John McDougal. 1969 HOMECOMING COURT: Kathy Malone, freshman atte attendant; Mary Kay Minehart, junior attendant. ndant; Charie Thralls, senior attendant; Queen Becky Young; Dee Norman, sophomore 67 Amelia Goes to the Ball The Fine Arts Division presented the comical opera, Amelia Goes to the Ball, by Gian-Carlo Menotti in Wallman Hall. Members of the cast were David Linger, Howard Griffith, Elaine Herman, Vivian Holler, Paula Webb, Sherry Reed, Nancy Roberts, Bill Chapman, and Bill Lik ins. David Linger and Elaine Herman in a scene from Amelia Goes to the Bai SYMPHONIC CHOIR AND COLLEGIATES combined to sing Requiem at a concert in memory of Jay E. Robinson, associate professor of music. 68 Choral Presentations MADRIGAL SINGERS were Douglas Bunner, Deborah Shackelford, Susan Elsey, Sandy DeMoss, and Anthony Weinberger. Not pictured is Glafre Lawwill. COLLEGIATES, under the direclion of Frances Moody, sang at the Alumnae Banquet. 69 FSC Marching Band ' ii-ifcV FSC marching band, under the direction of Donald L. Hamilton, made several appearances this fall. The band performed during the half-time ceremony at home football games and marched in the Homecoming Parade. Feature twirlers, in light uniforms, are Judy Kinnan and Connie Watach. The majorettes are Beclty Young, Joyce Lipinski, Debbie Newlon. Kathy Needham, Beverly Kujawa, Karen Bilotta, Veronica Loveall, Linda Shipco, and Kathy Malone. 70 Festival of Arts Dizzy Gillespie and his Quintet participated in the Festival June 17-23, 1969. Other members of the Quintet are James Moody, woodwind; Candy Finch, drums; Mike Longo, piano; Jymie Merritt, bass. West Virginia Festival of Arts was held at Fairmont State College June 15-30 in cooperation with The Ameri- can Wind Symphony Orches- tra of Pittsburgh. Concerts featuring Dizzy Gillespie and His Quintet, American Wind Symphony Orchestra, Peter J. Wilhousky, Albert Tipton, Paul Price, Jose Serebrier, and Honnegar ' s King David were highlights of the Festival. The program was open to high school and college musi- cians. Rehearsals, as well as individual instruction, were heid daily during the two-week session. Look Bock in Anger by John Osborne March 6, 7, 8, 1969 Designed and directed by Peter H. Clough ALISON PORTER Stephanie Priester JIMMY PORTER Trent Veach CLIFF LEWIS Olan Cottrill Jr. HELENA CHARLES Keitha Hawkins Knock of the Door NARRATOR Sandy Miller NARRATOR Marcia Wilson NARRATOR Patrick Flynn FLUTIST .- Malinda Lowe MOTHER Kitty Christy NURSE Janet Satterfield April 17. 18, 19. 1 969 Directed by Terrence M. Markovich by Sean O ' Casey DOCTOR Joel B. Curry CABMAN James Butcher FATHER Patrick Flynn AUNT Sandy Miller CONDUCTOR Leonard Ministero OLD MAN Lloyd Arnett ELLA Linda Smythe ARCHIE James Butcher MAN IN HOSPITAL Joel B. Curry 1ST WOMAN IN HOSPITAL Jani Riggs 2ND WOMAN IN HOSPITAL Janet Satterfield 3RD WOMAN IN HOSPITAL Karen Bilotta NURSE Marcia Wilson 1ST DRIVER Leonard Ministero 2ND DRIVER Joel B. Curry 3RD DRIVER Lloyd Arnett WOMAN AT WAKE Jani Riggs MICHAEL Leonard Ministero CLERGYMAN AT CEMETERY Joel B. Curry STREETSINGER Sandy Miller JOHN CASSIDE Bob Hawkins I ST BOY Lloyd Arnett 2ND BOY James Butcher 3RD BOY Leonard Ministero JENNY Karen Bilotta REV. HUNTER Joel B. Curry HARRY TAIT Leonard Ministero GEORGE MIDDLETON Lloyd Arnett SLOGAN James Butcher The Star-Spangled Girl by Neil Simon ANDY HOBART Trent Veach NORMAN CORNELL Terry Markovich SOPHIE RAUSCHMEYER Charie Thralls June 24-28, 1969 Directed by Mrs. Edward L. Snyder Designed by Daniel K. Weber The Skin of Our Teeth by Thorton Wilder ANNOUNCER Charles Manly SABINA Mary Jay Clough MR. FITZPATRICK Trent Veach MRS. ANTROBlS B. J. O ' Dell DINOSAUR Christine Mire MAMMOTH Matt Fortier TELEGRAPH BOY Lloyd Arnett GLADYS Stephanie Priester HENRY Bob Hawkins MR. ANTROBUS Waldon Skinner DOCTOR David Satterfield PROFESSOR Phil Williams JUDGE Olan Cottrill Jr. HOMER Bill Lewis MISS E. MUSE Barbara Skinner MISS T. MUSE Tarn Brackett MISS M. MUSE Karen Bilotta DRUM MAJORETTES Sharon Golden Shelia Heathcote FORTUNE TELLER Rose Cousins CHAIR PUSHER Bill Lewis CONVENTIONEERS Karen Bilotta Olan Cottrill Jr., Matt Fortier Sharon Golden, Bill Lewis John McDougal, Christine Mire Phil Williams, David Satterfield Barbara Skinner, Judy Summers BROADCAST OFFICIAL Olan Cottrill Jr. DEFEATED CANDIDATE Trent Veach MR. TREMAYNE Bill Lewis HESTER Sharon Golden IVY Karen Bilotta FRED BAILEY Matt Fortier July 8-12, 1969 Designed and directed by Peter Cough 73 The Odd Couple by Neil Simon SPEED Olaf O ' Dell MURRAY John Teahan ROY Bill Malone VINNIE Jim Slamick OSCAR MADISON Max Fields FELIX UNGAR Jim Furbee GWENDOLYN PIGEON Carolyn Walker CECILY PIGEON Midge Teahan July 22-26, 1969 Directed by Terrence M. Markovich Designed by Daniel K. Weber How to Succeed in Business by Shepherd Mead FINCH Olan Cottrill Jr. BOOK VOICE Fran Lauzau GATCH Charles Manly JENKINS Ron Estep MATTHEWS Larry Donaldson Aug. I, 2, 4-9, 1969 Directed by Jo Ann Lough Designed by Daniel K. Weber TACKABERRY Jim Butcher PETERSON Bill Lewis OFFICE BOY Bill Weaver J. B. BIGGLEY George H. Turley FOUR EXECUTIVES Mike Hermosilla Fred McCord, Phil Williams Raymond Alvarez ROSEMARY Wendy Watkins BRATT John Plummer SMITTY Pam Yeager SECRETARIES AND OFFICE WORKERS . . Willa VanGilder Vicki Dodd, Shirley Swihart Kay Brown, Judy Summers, Kathy Raspa Melanie Mumma, Janet Satterfield Angela Bernabei, Helen Bickel MISS KRUMHOLTZ Jean DeVito FRUMP Lloyd Arnett MISS JONES Jean Worden MR. TWIMBLE Ron Estep HEDY Jerry Vilar SCRUB WOMEN Tarn Brackett, B. J. O ' Dell OVINGTON Jim Slamick TOYNBEE Charles Manly T.V. GIRLS Linda Wollard Lindsa Johnson, Kay Grove WOMPER L. A. Wallman POLICEMAN Bill Malone 74 A Thurber Carnival by James Thurber Oct. 9, 10, 1969 Directed and designed by Daniel K. Weber FIRST MAN Lloyd Arnett SECOND MAN Olan Cottrill Jr. THIRD MAN Bob Hawkins FOURTH MAN William Lewis Jr. FIFTH MAN James Butcher FIRST WOMAN Stephanie Priester SECOND WOMAN Teresa Kidd THIRD WOMAN Marcia Wilson FOURTH WOMAN Katy Jo Lancianese The Devil ' s Disciple Nov. 13, 14, 15, 1969 Directed by C. H. Swanson Designed by Daniel K. Weber by George Bernard Shaw Sharon Brown MRS. ANNIE DUDGEON Judy Summers ESSIE Lee McLaughlin CHRISTY DUDGEON David A. Satterfield PASTOR ANDERSON Sheryl Meehan JUDITH ANDERSON Michael Genevie LAWYER HAWKINS Geary R. Rollins W ' lLLIAM DUDGEON Sylvia Neida MRS. WILLIAM DUDGEON Robert Holepit UNCLE TITUS DUDGEON Vicki Dodd MRS. TITUS DUDGEON Coleman Davis RICHARD DUDGEON Bob Heffner A BRITISH SERGEANT Geary R. Rollins A BRITISH SOLDIER Steve Smith A BRITISH SOLDIER Michael Genevie MAJOR SWINDON Jim Cole GENERAL BURGOYNE Fred McCord A BRITISH EXECUTIONER Eddie Channell CHAPLAIN BRUDENELL Robert Holepit A BRITISH SOLDIER 75 Debate Teams Fairmont State College debaters have participated in several tournaments. The varsity squad traveled to the University of Pittsburgh, University of North Carolina, Emery Uni- versity, Bridgewater, Va., Duquesne University, Harvard University, and Kent State University. The novice team participated in three tournaments, one at St. Vincent ' s and two in Marietta, Ohio. At the latter tournament, the team won first place trophy and three individual speakers trophies. Debaters who traveled to the University of Pittsburgh were (seated) Carolyn Stevens, Charie Thralls, Darlene McCoy, (standing) John McDougal, Betty Sandy, and Duane Southern. Jane Carpenter, Donna Garrett, Darlene McCoy, and Teresa Kidd won four trophies at the Marietta Novice Tournament. 76 Vietnam Moratorium More than 500 American colleges and universi- ties observed Vietnam Moratorium Day Oct. 15. The series of anti-war actions was instituted last spring by the Vietnam Moratorium Committee, whose office is in Washington, D.C. The moratori- um was an effort to maximize public pressure to end the war by encouraging a broad section of Americans to work against the war. Jim Butcher organized Fairmont State College ' s participation. Approximately 125 students and fac- ulty members participated on a voluntary basis. John D. Jay Rockefeller Secretary of State Dr. Wesley Bagby WVU Professor A number of FSC students and faculty members marched downtown to the Court House to hear speeches by Rockefeller and Bagby. 77 Science Hall Ground Breaking Participating in the ceremony were Dr. Eston K. Feaster, college president; Attorney Albert M. Morgan of Morgantown; James Butcher, student body president; Joseph Ford. FSC Alumni Association president; Albert Robinson, mayor of Fairmont; Dr. William Ruoff, chairman of the Division of Science; Dr. James LaRue, chairman of the Department of Mathematics. Ground breaking ceremonies for the new Science Hall were on Nov. 21, 1969. The building is expected to be completed by fall, 1971. During dedication ceremonies the new Sci- ence Hall will be formally named the Hunt- Haught Science Hall in honor of two recently retired members of the FSC staff. These are Dr. George R. Hunt, who joined the college staff as a member of the biology department in 1931 and retired in 1 965; and Cleo D. Haught, who came to the college in 1925 in the chemistry department and retired in 1966. Architect ' s drawing of Hunt-Haught Science Hall, now under construction. 78 New Garden Lanes Apartment Building A new apartment building was ready for occupancy this fall. Garden Lanes Apart- ment G contains thirty-five units and houses 140 girls. The building is owned by Dale-Howe Management Corporation and supervised by the college. Construction began in the spring and continued throughout the summer.  —  -? ' Garden Lanes Apartment G 79 1 Winter on Campus Fairmont State College students returned in January after a three week vacation to find the campus covered with snow. The school calendar had been changed so that final examinations were scheduled before Christmas. Returning students poured into the Student Center Ballroom and Colebank Gymnasium to complete registration for the second semester. ill2:v:i $ 2 m f College students are not too old to enjoy a good-natured snow battle. Students rush from the Student Center to the gymnasium on icy sidewalks to complete registration procedures Jan. 12. 80 Students escaped the winter winds by seeking refuge in the gym (ABOVE), only to find themselves in seemingly endless lines for registration (BELOW) 81 Mound Staff Editor-in-Chief Joy Boram Business Manager Max Kisner Sports Editor Earl Straight Organizations, Activities, and Greeks Editor Donna Meek Classes Editor Cheryl Stuckey Index Editor John Duling Photographers Rick Leggett Terry Arbogast Editor Joy Boram discusses type faces with Business Manager Max Kisner. MOUND STAFF— John Duling, Jack Leonard, Cheryl Stuckey, Max Kisner, Donna Meek, Joy Boram, Rick Leggett, June Metz, Earl Straight. Not Pictured: Donna Williams. COLUMNS STAFF — Mike Whiteford, Pam Vingle, Chuck Daugherty, Karen Shannon, June Metz, Patty Vandergrift, Joy Boram, Lynn Wright, Earl Straight. Columns Staff Editor-in-Chief Patty Vandergrift Managing Editor Karen Shannon News Editor Debbie Crouser Feature Editor Joel Currey Sports Editor Mike Whiteford Exchange Editor Sharon Harvey Assistants Lyn Askew, Joy Boram Pam Vingle, Bob Hefner, Sue Hawkins Lou Anne Reppard, Marshall Shields Earl Straight, Charles Taylor Picture Editors June Metz, Lynn Wright Advertising Manager Charles Daugherty Assistant Rose Ellen Scott Joel Currey, Patty Vandergrift, Lynn Wright. 83 Sports 84 r - K m ■ m I m «3 ■: .- $£ IPsPf I - j££ H ?! S VARSITY FOOTBALL SOUAD— First row: Roy Michael, Mark Tennant, Dwight Carpenter, Dennis Gibson, Rick Keller, John Huff, Bill Swope, Dave Moreland, Bill Haddox, Keith Brainard, Rick Davidson, John Kara, Coach John Skidmore. Second row: Coach Jack Reaqan, Dave Coe, Luke lams, Jim Hillebrecht, Marvin Stoner, Frank Welsh, Tom Mercer, Andy Sedlock, Alvin Boor, Bill Riggleman, Tom Swisher, Tim Powell, Bud Nichols, Fred Phelps, Coach Bill Kerr. Third row: Coach Joe Bundy. Larry Conaway, Steve Delaney, Roger Hill, John Spencer, Mike Argabrite, Rick Blackstone, Matt Fortier, George Edwards, Roger See, Junior Jones, Gary Crutchfield, Scott Nease, Pete Coleman, Head Coach Deacon Duvall. Football Dwight Carpenter defends against Waynesburg aerial attack. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (8-1) OPPONENT SCORE Waynesburg 34- 7 Wesleyan 24-12 Findlay, Ohio 26- 6 Glenville 62-35 Salem 16- 8 Hillsdale, Mich 1 3-20 Concord 63-14 West Liberty 17-7 Eastern Illinois Cancelled W. Va. State 35-10 86 Wk0 ilk, ■•- l l : DEFENSIVE LINEUP — Front row: Tom Swisher, Dwight Carpenter, John Kara, Alvin Boor. Second row: Junior Jones, Michael Argabrite, Scott Nease, Pete Coleman. Back row: John Spencer, Matt Fortier and Rick Blackstone. 1970 WVIAC Champs OFFENSIVE LINEUP — Front row: Dave Coe, Roger See, Luke lams, Jim Hillebrecht, Bill Riggleman, Roger Hill, Mark Tennant. Back rov Rick Keller, Tim Powell, Roy Michael, George Edwards and Dennis Gibson. ■JT J . .■ .- 4, ■ - ■ •-- Br 5 WhW, ., ZS dmeXr Sophomore Mike Argabrite pulls in a pass from quarterback Roy Michael. Dennis Gibson carries the ball for a first down after teammates, Jim Hillebrecht and Tom Mercer, open a hole in the Waynesburq line. 88 Coach Deacon Duvall gives instructions to Roy Michael, quarterback. Speedster Tim Powel! breaks loose for a long gain. Tim Powell hauls in one of several passes during Waynesburg game. Ul MHlBHWIff Wlifi i W 89 Roy Michael lets loose a long bomb against Glenville during the annual Homecoming game. After breaking through the Glenville line, Andy Sedlock picks up initial yardage for a Falcon first down. 90 Rick Blackstone (86) and Scott Nease (73) throw Glenville ' s quarterback for a loss. Junior Dennis Gibson dives into the endzone for a touchdown. Salem ' s attempt to block a Falcon field goal is unsuc- cessful. Salem ' s quarterback releases the ball as Falcons, Alvin Boor (31) and Rick Blackstone (86). close in. 92 Senior Mark Tennant reaches for a pass from quarterback Roy Michael. Rick Blackstone endzone for a throws Salem safety. player into the ( m i ! r • 0LM ' IS fMMMfl i ? VH . 0bjh to , .HP fj Sh V i - . L f8k fc W+ ' ■ wt% v$w '  • rVW+.fk . i m - P 9 V aTararH aV J 11 p D up 4bb B ■ ; w,M «§?v «HH %¥ Mi «PJ ™ .. . • Dennis Gibson powers his way through the Salem defense. 93 Tim Powell dives over Waynesburg player to gain a first down. Junior Jones and Rick Blackstone close in on West Liberty receiver. FALCON COACHING STAFF— John Skidmore, Jack Reagan, Bill Kerr, Deacon Duvall, head coach; Joe Bundy. 94 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM — First row: Stan Laughlin, Dick McCoy, Ted Jackson, Marvin Hart, Gary Sedera, Chris Kulpa, Larry Resczynski, John Manchin, Gerald Losh, Tom Ramsey, John Lehman, Kit Kull. Second row: Coach Jack Reagan, Coach John Skidmore, Lind Adams, Bob Wise, Jim Oyster, Jerry Polley, Paul Deahl, John Braskey, Steve Berry, Bill Grandstaff, Robert Germane FALCON PRO DRAFTEES— Matt Fortier, New York Giants and George Edwards, Baltimore Colts. 95 FALCON BASKETBALL TEAM— Dave Cooper, Ted Echols, Dave Gardner, Ron Martin, Wayne Denham, Ed Lemon, Otis Dancy, Butch Haswell, Bill Conley, Head Coach Joe Retton (kneeling). Not pictured is Bob Sheets. Basketball FSC 69 78 88 96 60 106 89 80 70 99 82 108 80 86 84 85 I 14 80 85 91 100 71 58 61 71 103 89 56 95 1969-70 SCHEDULE Record (25-4) OPP. Glenville 53 Wesleyan 83 Wesleyan 78 Wheeling 75 Glenville 6| Davis and Ei kins 62 Morris Harvey 85 Steubenville 63 Glenville 63 W. Va. State 73 West Liberty 71 Point Park 64 Alderson-Broaddus 74 West Liberty 79 Point Park 76 Salem 61 W. Va. State 71 Wheeling 53 Morris Harvey 86 ' Alderson-Broaddus 71 Davis and Elkins 66 Concord 62 Steubenville 54 Salem 57 W. Va. Wesleyan 69 WVIAC TOURNAMENT Davis and Elkins 77 W. Va. Wesleyan 71 Glenville 69 Bluefield 75 Wayne Denham goes up for two against W. Va. State 96 Denham scores two against Point Parle. Ed Lemon and Butch Haswell go up for the rebound. Wayne Denham puils down rebound against State. 97 Denham goes up for a tip in as guard Dave Cooper loots on. Ted Echols fires from outside. Coach Retton discusses a call with the referee 98 Dave Cooper fires over Wheeling player ' s head. Wayne Denham, Ed Lemon and Dave Gardner go up for a rebound against Morris Harvey. Falcon Ed Lemon fires hook shot over Wheeling player. 99 Forward Ed Lemon shoots over Alderson-Broaddus player. Ted Echols drives for two points. Wayne Denham fights for rebound against Wheeling player. s S 100 Wayne Denham goes up against Andy Jennings of Alderson-Broaddus. Ed Lemon drives for two points 101 Wayne Denham pulls down a rebound against West Virginia State. Dave Cooper scores from underneath. Ed Lemon goes over Point Park players to score. J 02 Ed Lemon shoots hook shot over A-B player. Wayne Denham fires for two. Butch Haswell shoots the one-in-one from the foul line. 103 Butch Haswell fires from outside against Wheeling. Ted Echols drives on Wheeling player to score two. Bill Conley helps work the ball in against West Virginia State. - 104 ' •■ ' ■■■ . 1 - V ' 3 Bob Sheets fires from the 4 foul line. Freshman Ed Lemon goes under Alderson-Broaddus player to score. ■ mxm Dave Cooper shoots over the hand of a Wheeling player. 105 fc Pam Tynes Karen Keefover Ronda Bilotta Patty Priolette Cheerleaders Patty Priolette leads Falcon fans in a cheer. Pam Tynes, Patty Priolette, Karen Keefover, Ronda Bilotta and Becky Radcliffe perform a cheer before the Fairmont-Wheeiing game. If J ■ ■ — rS rr 106 Chuck Hall and Doug Davidson prevent A-B player from scoring. Goalie Doug Davidson warms up before the game against W. Va. Wesleyan. . «. ' i Socce SCHEDULE RECORD (0-8-1) FSC OPP. I Morris Harvey 6 1 Alderson-Broaddus 5 Frostburg 2 3 W. Va. Wesleyan 7 Davis and Elkins 5 Alderson-Broaddus 13 2 Morris Harvey 4 1 St. Francis 2 2 W. Va. Wesleyan 2 107 Don Young works on Frostburg opponent. WVIAC Champions Wayne Bi+ner scores two points against St. Francis. Matt Fortier works for a pin against Frostburg in the unlimited category. WRESTLING TEAM — First row: Dale Garlitz, Kent Serene, Tom Kijowski, John Stephenson, Mike Kijowski. Second row: Bili Donohew, Joe Hart, Wayne Bitner, Gary Studenic, Scott Nease, Matt Fortier. Not pictured, Coach Bill Kerr. Wrestling Scott Nease proves to be too much for his opponent. p SC SCHEDULE 1969-70 32 West Liberty 8 34 Alderson-Broaddus 7 25 Waynesburg 14 33 St. Vincent 5 34 St. Francis 6 29 Indiana 5 28 Marshall U 6 40 Frostburq 39 Glenville 2 26 WVU 8 20 California, Pa 14 20 Akron University 12 WVIAC TOURNAMENT Fairmont 118 West Liberty 66 Alderson-Broaddus 59 W. Va. State 22 Glenville 22 109 TENNIS TEAM — Kneeling: Robert Cleaver, Pete Holt, and Larry Orsini. Standing: Dave Young, Larry Thornton, Terry Cunningham, and Coach Craig White. Not Pictured: Jeff Hertz and Tom Deadrich. Tennis 1969 SCHEDULE Record (10-4) FSC OPP. 9 W. Va. State 7 Frostburg 2 4 California ■. 5 3 Bethany 6 9 Wheeling 8 W. Va. Wesleyan I 2 Morris Harvey 7 7 West Liberty 2 9 Davis and Elkins 8 Salem I 2 Morris Harvey 7 5 Davis and Elkins I 8 W. Va. Wesleyan I 8 Wheeling I WVIAC Tournament — 2nd 110 1 . Falcon swimmers, Steve Rexroad and Dave Hayes in the 200 yard individual medley. SCHEDULE 1970 FSC OPP. 72 Alderson-Broaddus 19 53 Central State, Ky 46 62 Berrea, Ky 37 37 Wesleyan 62 40 California, Pa 53 46 West Liberty 34 37 Morris Harvey 66 48 W. Va. Wesleyan 55 60 W. Va. Tech 42 Swimming 1970 SWIMMING TEAM — Front row: Bob Hawkins, David Hayes, Don Koon, Tim Knotts, Terry Ritz, David Ashby, John Byrer. Second row: Bruce Werts, Larry Breckenridge, Malcolm Koliscak, Mike Lorentz, Paul Windisch, Danny Beck. Third row: Ron Harsh, Steve Rexroad, Jim Lombardo, and Jim Bubul. Not pictured, Dr. Waldon Skinner, coach. i Wfc,-- ?M £¥ l. hi Track Rich Everly attempts to break a record in the broad jump. 1969 SCHEDULE March 22 Slippery Rock 29 FSC Invitational April 3 Salem, AB 9 Wesleyan, AB 12 W.W.C. (Relay) 15 Wesleyan 8-19 WVU (Relays) 25 Concord (Reg.) 26 Indiana, Waynesburg 30 West Liberty (Reg.) May 6-7 STATE MEET— 3rd place Junior Jones follows through after placing the shot during a triangular meet. 112 John Carlson clears the last hurdle on his way to a victory. Senior captain, Bill Moore, attempts to clear the cross bar. Bill Moore breaks the tape to win the 100-yard dash in 10.2. Baseball SCHEDULE Record (7-12) Alderson-Broaddus Davis and El kins Salem West Liberty Alderson-Broaddus W. Va. University Salem Glenville W. Va. Wesleyan Concord Morris Harvey W. Va. State W.V.I.A.C. Tournament John Gouzd readies for West Liberty pitch. BASEBALL 1969 — Front row: Ken Feaster, statistician; Pat McGinnis, trainer; Ron Rowland. Don Bowen, Garfield Smith, Jake Anderegg, Jim Salai, Rick Wyatt, Dick Johnson, W. R. Squibb Wilson, coach. Second row: Terry Dermer, Jerry Cunningham, Ron Them, Rick Blackstone, John Gouzd, Wayne Mathias, Al McClure, John Wyckoff, Mark Yennis, Bill Brand, Larry Alvaro. 114 1969 GOLF TEAM — Jim Mallamo, Jack Haugh, Sam Warash, Roger Fulmer, Tim Collins, Bill Kearns, and J. Martin Taylor, coach. Golf 1969 SCHEDULE Season Record (17-17) Salem (Wesleyan, A.B.) 3rd Wesleyan, Glenville, West Liberty 3rd Alderson Broaddus (Glenville) 2nd Davis-Elkins (Wesleyan, A.B.) 2nd Wesleyan (Davis-Elkins) 2nd Davis-Elkins, Salem I st NORTHERN REGIONAL (8 teams) 4th California (West Liberty, Indiana) 2nd STATE TOURNAMENT (II teams) 7th 115 Cross-Country Falcons warm up before meet. CROSS-COUNTRY — Kneeling: Dusty Hayhurst, Alan Graeber, Gary Stout, Wayne Regl, John Skinner. Second row: Joe Sandy, Don Allard, Jim Tucci, Doug Owens, Dan Dawson and Coach Bart Watson. 116 GIRLS ' HOCKEY TEAM — Front row: Jean Little, Signe Height, Amy Atkinson, Bonnie Watts, Denise Adams, Audrey Blevins, Joyce Bishop, Vickie Brown, Jackie Boone, Barbara Day. Second row: Jean Hoffman, Carolyn Boar, Diane Tsottles, Pat Angelilli, Shelley Hyde, Sue Meadows, Penny Holsworth, Vera Moran, Terry Tusing, Pat Elzey, June Meadows, Kathy Rectenwald and Pat Carpenter. RECORD (5-2) OPPONENT SCORE W. Va. Wesleyan 5-0 Frostburg 2-3 Waynesburg 1 4-0 Frostburg 2-1 W. Va. Wesleyan 8-0 Davis and Elkins 6-2 West Liberty 3.4 Women ' s Field Hockey 17 Faculty 118 ffipw DR. ESTON K. FEASTER President of Fairmont State College 120 Paul V. Yost Administrative Dean Dr. William P. Turner Jr. Academic Dean 121 Roxy D. Dillon Dean of Women A. Neil Frye Dean of Men 122 Amos, Dr. Raymond Assoc. Professor Biology Baker, William Instructor Economics Anderson, Patricia Instructor Nursing Ed. Batson, David Instructor Ind.-Tech. Ed. Arcure, Mar+in Instructor Physical Education Bickel, L. O. Manager Bookstore Arnold, Dr. Eugene Professor Education Brand, Pauline Asst. Professor Library Baker, Edna Asst. Professor English Brooks, Mona Instructor Speech Brown, William Instructor Ind.-Tech. Ed. Bundy, Joseph Asst. Professor Physical Education Burgess, Wayland Assoc. Professor Education Burns, Doris Asst. Professor Secretarial Studies Burns, Ruth Ann Asst. Professor Business Cannon, George Asst. Academic Dean Caruso, Thomas Asst. Professor Music Cavanaugh, Dr. Jean Professor English Chapman, Dr. Ernest Assoc. Professor Political Science 123 Chitwood, Garrett Assoc. Professor Political Science Clarke, Dr. Paul Professor Education Coleman, Dr. James Assoc. Professor Chemistry Collins, Dr. Edmund Professor Physical Science Collins, Richard Instructor Sociology Conn, Robert Asst. Professor Foreign Languages Conrad, Hunter Director Student Personnel Corallino, Robert Instructor Economics- Business Creasy, Dr. William Professor Biology Dixon, William Instructor Art Dodge, Margaret Instructor Nursinq Ed. Doolittle, Dr. Margaret Assoc. Professor Education 124 Dulay, Daisy Sec. Studies Instructor Duling, Galen Director Teacher Education Dumire, Jane Asst. Professor Journalism Dunn, Dr. Billy Professor Commerce Duvall, Harold Assoc. Professor Physical Education Eckles, Dr. Larry Professor Foreign Languages Edwards, Paul Asst. Professor History Fowler, Dwight Assoc. Professor Ind.-Tech. Ed. Fox, Richard Asst. Professor Economics Gedker, John J. Asst. Professor Ind.-Tech. Ed. Gilmer, Jeriel Instructor Music Gould, Marvin Asst. Professor Commerce Gragson, Wesley Assoc. Professor Music Grimsley, Barbara Instructor Nursing Ed. Hadley, Dr. Harry Assoc. Professor Education Haines, Billy Asst. Professor History 125 Hamilton, Donald Asst. Professor Music Harman, Glenn Instructor Commerce Herring, Lewis Asst. Professor Ind.-Tech. Ed. Hess, Melva Chairman Home Economics Hicks, Thomas Instructor Geography Jackson, Dr. Byron Chairman Lang, and Lit. Jaynes, Edgar Chairman Div. of Commerce Jones, Marilyn Asst. Professor English Keister, Betty Instructor Nursing Kennedy, Mary Instructor Music Kerr, Joseph Asst. Professor Sociology Kerr. William Asst. Professor Physical Education King, John Asst. Professor English Larlcin, Margaret Assoc. Professor Mathematics LaRue, Dr. James Chairman Div. of Mathematics Laughlin, William Jr. Asst. Professor Economics Lengel, Richard Asst. Professor History Leonard, Loy Asst. Professor Ind.-Tech. Ed. Long, Dr. Albert Assoc. Professor Physical Education Loth, Helene Instructor Foreign Languages 126 Lough, Jo Ann Chairman Speech and Drama Lucas, Aileen Asst. Professor Library Martin, Lucille Instructor Home Economics Massay, Glenn Chairman Div. His. and Soc. Sci. Mays, Patricia Instructor Nursing Ed McConnell, Daniel Assoc. Professor English Michna, Adam Instructor Biology Milam, Otis Jr. Registrar Reg. and Dir. of Admissions Miller, George Asst. Professor Music Miller, Dr. Martha Chairman Nursing Ed. Moerlt, Alice Asst. Professor Music Moninger, Delbert Ind.-Tech. Ed. Instructor Moody, Prances Asst. Professor Music Moroose, Donald Asst. Professor Education Moroose, Vincent Asst. Professor Mathematics Mukherjee, Dr. Tridib Asst. Professor Economics Naegele, Orville Asst. Professor Geology 127 Nailler, Barbara Neely, Richard Neptune, Marilyn Newcome, Mildred Nutter, Barbara Asst. Professor Instructor Asst. Professor Asst. Professor Instructor Education Economics Physical Education English English Parkinson, Ada Asst. Professor Mathematics Patterson, Vance Instructor Psychology Paugh, Penelope Instructor Sociology Pearse, Ronald Instructor Psychology Pease, Dr. Louise Professor History Pell, Peter Asst. 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Patricia Bundy, Chris Burnett, Claudia Burns, Nancy Butler, William Campbell, Kenneth L. Cannon, Patricia Cavalier, Mary Clayton, Jack Clevenger, Phyllis D. Cline, Nancy Cole, James Collins, Donald Alt A:k 167 Collins, Robert L. Coontz, Vickie F. Conway, Carol Ann Cottrill, Olan, Jr. Cousins, Pam Cox, Deborah Dahmer, Shelia D ' Amico, Julane D ' Amico, Victoria Dean, Linda Decker, Rita Jo DeFazio, John E. Desantis, Nikki A. Donato, James M. Dulaney, Paul, Jr. Durkin, Alice M. Eaton, Charles Edgar, Martha Ellis, Jeri Evans, Mary Ann Fazalare, James Feck, Terry L. Frank, Brenda Fredrick, John Freeman, Brenda K. Garcia, Patty Garrett, Sandra Gianaris, James S. Gillespie, Kay Goddin, Kathy Graham, Linda Griffith, William m Jt4 :h 168 ilk Ash Grisso, David Haddock, Judy Hale, Cindy Hawkins, Aaron Hawkins, Eugene Heath, Linda Hamilton, Linda Harmon, Craig S. Hart, Kenny Hathaway, Pam Height, Signe Herring, Alice Herron, James M. Hersman, Nancy 169 Hervey, Mary K. Hin+on, Gregory T. Hoffman, Virginia Huffman, Shirley K. Hines, Kristi Hoffman, Janice Hook, Renee Hurley, Gale Hurst, Kathleen Idleman, Karen Jamison, Jack Jennings, Kathy Jones, Mary Ann Keener, Paula Keeney, J. Steve Kennedy, Helen 170 Kish, Barbara Kisner, Linda J. Knapp, Kathryn Knotts, Shirley Kovach, Nancy Krosmico, Maureen Kuhns, Gerald B. Laughlin, Susan Lavencheck, Karen S. Lawler, Charles Lawrence, Carol Lawwill, Glafre Lee, David H. Little, Jean C. Leonard, Jackson Lloyd, Richard Lewis, Nancy Long, Sonia Lieving, Scott Lynch, Michael Linger, David Linville, Steve Martin, Eileen Mathew, Jane L. 171 Mauro, Rose Ann Mazzei, Sara Jane McCabe, Sheila A. McCoy, Qarlene McCue. David N. McGlumphy, Patricia Meadows, June Meek, Donna Meredith, Janet Metz, June 172 Miller, Nikl i Minehart, Mary K. Moffett, Robert Moore, Benjamin Morris, William Murphy, Marilyn Nicholson, Marqie Nicholson, Sheila Moore, Diann Moore, Edward Nussear, Henry Osbourn, Carol A. Moran, Vera Ort, David Palermo, Michael Pallotta, James C. Palumbo, Susan Parker, Maria Phillips, Larry Piqnanelli, Sandi Pingley, Patsy Pizatella, Terry Priester, Stephanie Prietor, Joseph A. Priolette, Patricia Prezioso, Roman Queen, Rodney Radcliffe, Beckie Reppard, Lou Anne 173 Rhodes, Phillip Ripoli, James Rice, Barbara Rice, Susan R. Riggleman, Barbara Riley, Tom Robinson, Emily Rogers, Calvin Rogers, Tim Rometo, Marlene Rosenberger, Daniel Rosenberger, Pam Ruszkowski, Joyce Sachetti, Joyce Sandefur, Steve Sapp. Larry Sa+terfield, Lowell Schaeffer, Betty Lou 174 dmtUd Schmidt, Susanne Scott, Judith Sellers, Lucille Shaga, Sue Shannon, Karen Shannon, Michael Sharp, Elaine Shaw, Robert E. Sheets, Robert Shelbaer, Barbara Shelton, Rebekah Shultz, Kenneth Sidow, Linda Smith, Rodney Snider, Paul Sobolewski, Stephanie Spence, Janice Spoerlein, Roger Stanley, Lynn Stealey, Brenda Stevens, Carolyn Stout, David L. Swanger, Frank, Jr. Tarasuk, Skip Tassey, Elaine Taylor, Barry L. 175 Taylor, Christine Taylor, Paul D. Terry, Daryl Thomas, Chester D. Thorne, Cathy Threlkeld, Helen Trimble, Lenora Tucci, Jim Tusing, Terry L. Tutalo, John Tynes, Pamela Undereiner, Noreen 176 Urtso, Pamela Vandegrift, Charles VanGilder, Donna Varner, Shirley Wallace, Linda Walsh, Fran Wargo, Christine Weekley, John Weekley, Larry Whetzel, James G. Wiles, Becky Williams, Margaret Wilson, Janet Wooddell, Kenneth Woodward, Mary Wyckoff, John Yoho, Kenneth Young, Connie Zirkle, Dale Zirkle, Frederick 177 s o P h o m o r e s Ashcraft, Laura Aylestock, Phillip C. Bailes, Carleen Bailey, Sarajane Baney, Robert Barcus, Ervin L. II Barkley, Johnny M. Barnett, Michael fTATfc Adams, Denise Adams, Robert E Affolder, Chery Allard, Don Amos, Patricia Arnold Rebecca Arthur Janet Asfour Fay Sophomore class officers include Bill Beasi, president; Teresa Kidd, vice president; and Patty Billotta, secretary-treasurer. 178 Bauer, Linda Beasi, Bill Beatty, Netti Jo Bell, Larry Belot, Eddie Bennett, Leona Benson, Nancy D. Bilotta, Karen Bilotta, Patricia Bilotta, Ronda Bishop, Sue Bjorkman, Mark Blake, Sheila Boone, Jacqueline C. Boor, Carol Bo ram, Joy F. Brannon, Tim Brown, Rodney Brown, Stanley Brown, Thomas B. Bucher, Zella J. Bunner, C. Douglas Burns, Dean Cale, Cheri Cannon, Carolyn Carder, Bill Carpenter, Sharon Carr, Larry W. Carter, Linda D. Cerisano, Vickie 179 Chambers, David Chapman, Mary E. Christopher, William Cicero, Edith Cleavenger, Deanna Cline, Steve Collett, William Connell, Sarah Conrad, Mary Margaret Cowqer, Ralph Cox, Joyce Crim, ' Linda Clonch, Robert Crutch, Joseph W MWZ9 A4xh 180 Crutchfield, Gary Cunningham, Nancy Cutlip, Sandy Davis, Donna S. Dawson, Brenda Dean, Larry DeBellis, Margaret Decker, Barbara Decker, Virginia DeMoss, Sandy L. Dennison, Paula Diamond, Ronald Dimock, Valerie Dobbins, Carolyn Dodd, Vicki Dodson, Judy Draper, Thomas L. Durigon, Olivia Efaw, Linda Eye, Sherry Eye, Twyla Fittro, Mary L. Fleming, Robert C. Ford, Elizabeth Forte, Joe Fortney, Edwin Fox, Carol Fox, Michael S. Funk, Barbara Furgason, Beth Gain, Brad Gaines, Jacqueline 181 Garlitz, Dale Garlow, Dean Gaston, Donald Gaughenbaugh, Kathleen Gawthrop, Nancy Gear, Donald Germon, Terry L. Ghrist, Carol Gibson, Gary Gissy, Sheila Goodwin, Rosa L Gould, Debby Graham, Betty G. Haass, Linda 182 Haddox, Nancy Hamilton, Harriet Hamrick, Sharon K. Hankins, Ivan Harbert, Bonnie Harkins, Becky Harper Janet Harper, Rebecca Harris, Gregory Harvey, Linda Hatfield, Judie Haught, Joan Haught, Patricia A. Hetzer, Brenda Hill, Collette Hill, Rebecca Hill, Susan Hoban, Nancy Hoff, Lynn Hood, Jeff Hoover, Brenda Huffman, Barbara Humberston, Donna Humphrey, Frederic A. 183 Hunter, Jeannie Hylton, Larry Joy, Kay Joyce, Patty Karl, Earl V. Kaser, Danny Kearns, Bill Kiiowski, Thomas ' i:V- Kincaid, Janet Kirchner, Connie Kisner, Max Knight, Rhanda Knotts, Timothy Lachapelle, Timothy Lambert, Susan Lemley, Carol 184 IT AlkAffc Lewis, Ancel Long, Danny Lewis, Argyle Lidlow, Sharon Ligh+ner, Robert Lilly, Charlotte Lilly, Donna Lindsay, Patty Loveall, Veronica Lynch, John P. Manley, Deborah Mann, Janet Martin, Ellen Martin, Karen S. Martin, Michael F. Martin, Ron Martino, Nancy Matteucci, Jerry Matthews, Shelly McKim, Cheryl McLaughlin, Lee Meehan, Sheryl L. Merandi, Deborah Metz, Becky Miller, Susan Mills, Penny Molenock, Joyce A. Moore, Ellen Moore, Nancy Moran, Jacque L. Morgan, Sarabeth Mouser, Susan Murphy, Lenora Mustachio, Mary Rose 185 Muster, Kathryn Needham, Kathleen Neptune, Georgeanne Newbrouqh, Kathy Nichols, Vicky Nine, Wendy Norman, Laudene Norris, Jacqueline Olson, David C. Pancake, Martha Paolo, Teddi Parker, Charles Patterson, Suzanne Peaslee, Donna Price, Ricky Quertinmont, Michael Penick, Ralph Poling, Dawayne Posey, Sandr Rapp, Sara Redpath, Dinah Reed, Kathy A S 1 M Post, Kevin C. Reese, Peggy 186 Reynolds, Robert Rhoades, Judy Riedeman, Steve Riqqs, Violet Ritz, Terry Robinson, Connie Robinson, Phoebe Robinson, Ralph Rodriquez, Bobbye Rollyson, Derald Rose, Kitty Rosic, Charles Rowland, Ronald Ryan, Donna Saddlemire, Ann Sadtler, Mike Sandridqe, Earl R. Sauro, Janet 187 Schmeck, Mary Belle Schmidt, Gerard Schoffler, Tom Scolish, Rosella A. Scott, Charlie Scott, Michael Scott, Rose Ellen Sfero, Julia Shipco, Linda S. Shriver, Jim Shrout, Chuck Shrout, Roger Lane Skeen, Keith Skinner, Lynn Smith, Barbara E. Smith, James Edward Smith, Nancy K. Smith, Robert Softcheck, Robert Springer, Scott Squires, Carol Stalder, Kathy Stewart, David Straight, Earl 188 Strawser, Judy Summers, Swain, Swanson, Swisher, David Taylor, Charles Judith Ann Sondra Lee Wayne Robert Tichenor, Linda Teter, Juanita Thompson, Mary Beth Thorne, Donna 189 Tonkery, Peggy Toothman, John Lee Tracy, Linda Turner, Betty Jo Ulery, Richard Ullom, J. Bruce Valentine, Nancy Vigna, Kathryn Walley, Nancy Ware, Fleeta Weaver, Becky Weese, Shirley Ann Weisenmiller, Richard Welty, Joseph West, Frances Westfall, Richard White, Rosemary Lynne Whoolery, Rick G. Wilfong, Kathy Williams, Deborah Ann Williams, Doug Wilson, David Wilson, Nancy Lynn Wilt, Henry T. 190 Wolfe. Bonnie Yergovich, Donna Wolfe, Connie Yoak, Sharon Wolfe, Jerry Yoho, Francis Workman, Diana Yosf, Donna 191 F r e s h m e n Alasky, Diane Allard, Linda Alvaro, Angela Andre, Linda Angelilli, Patty Annon, Teresa G. Anselene, Arthur Arbogast, Constance Bailey, Philip D. 3a I is, Mary Barnes, Lewis 3ennett, Shirley Baker, Elizabeth Baransky, Rosemary Batton, Francine Bird, Janet Freshman class officers include James Saunders, president; Barbie Priester, vice president; and Jody Smith, secretary. Not pictured is John Rote, sergeant-af- arms. 192 Birdsell, Gary L. Black, Becky Blackham, June Blount, Mark Boor, Bonnie Bonasso, Ann Bonasso, Mary Boroski, Larry Boyce, Kevin A. Boyer, Joanne Breckenridge, Larry Brookover, Beckie Brown, Roger Buffington, Jane Cain, Nancy E. Caltrider, Emanuel Campbell, Debra J. Campbell, Tom Capen, Lisa E. Carder, Pat Carder, Rita D. Carpenter, Calvin D. Catsonis, Bill Chapman, Patricia M. Cole, Laura Cole, Pamela Collins, Kenneth A. Conley, Gene A. Connell, Doris J. Cook, Elizabeth 193 Cottrill, Bernice Cowgill, Mary Cox, Deborah Cropp, Mice Cross, Edgar Cruikshank, Crutchfield, Cunningham, Davidson, Linda Dawson, Connie DeFazio, Diana Dent, Diana Robert Jr. David Margaret DeVore, Toni DeVono, Frank +, 194 Diamond, Nancy Diaz, Louis T. Donlin, Randy Doolittle, Ellen Duke, Donna M. Earl, Richard Edwards, Curtis W. Edwards, Laura J. Efaw, Ona N. Elzey, Patricia A. Emery, Gayle England, Sharon L. Evans, Brian Evans, Jim Ezelle, Sharlene Feathers, Jerry Floyd, Thomas Folk, Pamela D. Ford, Joseph F. Galambus, Frank Garner, Betty P. Garvin, James S. Germane Robert Gilbert, Gay Godfrey, James F. Goff, Robert D. Gonzales, Linda Gonsorcik, Mary Jo Gregory, Anthony F. Greynolds, Sheila K. Grose, John A. Gulas, Ethel Gum, Jo Ann Hanne, John Harriman, Bill Harris, Pamela Hazard, Mikki Hemmann, Peggy Hennis, Nancy A. Hill, Judy 195 Hohmann, Karen Holbert, Polly Howell, Kathi Huber, Patsy D. Hurley, Dave Hyde, Shelley Jack, Betsy Jackson, A. Jenkins, Brenda S. Johnson, Jones, Jerrelle Jones, Linda Jones, Roderick Kearns, Sara Earl III James S. 196 Keefover, Karen L. Kemmner, Jo Kennedy, James M. Kiger, Susan King, James R. King, Paula Kinnan, Judy Kirk, Glendon Kitzmiller, Eddie Koliscak, Malcolm J. Koreski, Mary K. Kovach, Cleta Lafferty. Kathy Lake, Benna Lallone, Carol Lamaster, Cindy Lambert, Patricia Lantz, Brenda Lantz, Linda LaRue, Carol Layman, Tim Lemasters, Charles A. Lemley, David Less, Linda 197 Lester, David Levitsky, Sonia Lewis, Wanda Li I ley, Nancy Linn, Ronald Liptnski, Jeff Lipinsk i, Joyce Lipscomb, Mary Loar, Cathy Loretta, Robert Low, Robert P. Madia, Angela LoFiego, James A. Loss, Donald Mace, Gary L. Mallonee, Diane 198 Malone, Kathy Markley, Marshall, Marteney, Martin, Martin, Sharon Masters, Jane A Maximin, Mary Charlotte Andrew III Karen S. Charlotte A. Meadows, Meal, Gary A. McCown, McCoy, Arlene McDougal, Jerry McGlumphy, Susan K. Rebecca L. Karen Meek, David L. Merandi, Mary B. Michael, Christine Mikulski, Catherine Miller, Kathryn L. Moore, Glenn C. Jr. Moore, Jill Moore, Rosemary Morgan, Susan Myers, Curt Naumann, Beth Nease, Gay Negley, Becky Nestor, Patricia E. Newbraugh, Vickie Newbrough, Frederick R. Nida, Sylvia Nitshe, Sarah Oiler, Paula S. Oliver, Marcia 199 Panetti, Patty Parkinson, Nancy Parry, Deborah S. Patsch, Amy Paugh, Ramile Perrin, Diane Petrosky, Jeanette Pettis, Terry L. Pettit, Gustave J. Phillips, Robert D. Phillips, Sherry Pialet, Eugene A. Piercy, Linda Pingley, Jo E. Pinnell, Cynthia Plemons, Tommy Polce, Donna J. Post, Janie Post, Richard Priester, Barbara Pulice, James W. Quinto, Stoney Raad, Debbie Raspa, Kathryn Recktenwald, Gary Reed, David 200 Regi, Wayne Renner, Betty Rice, Elizabeth Ripley, Maria Renaldo, Randal Rice, Debbie Riffee, Sheila Rizzo, Frances Robert, Wanda Rollins, Amelia Rollins, Geary R. Rosenberger, Patty Ruggiero, Lilly Rush, Roger Ryan, Ruth Sanders, Barbara Savage, Dan Scarff, Bonita 201 Scharff, George Schmidt, Helen Scott, James Scott, Lynn Shaffer, David Shahan, Kenneth Shahan, Sharon Shane, Janet Shock, Carol R. Shreve, Dianne Shreves, Robert Shuman, Pam Simmons, Marlene Simonton, Susan Sinclair, Rebecca A. Sites, Marsha Skinner, Kathy L. Smeqa, Ann Smith, Deborah Smith, Frances M. Smith, Jody Smith, Vicki Snodgrass, Charlotte Spiker, Paula J. Stankevich, Sandra Starkey, John D. Starliper, Catherine Starr, Robert F. rill 202 Stevens, Pauline Stewart, Nancy L. Strawser, Linda Sturm, Deborah Sturm, Sarah Summers, Vickie Swecker, Renee Sypolt, Terrie Taylor, Debby Templeton, Rosemary Tenney, Mary Tetrick, Brenda K. 203 Thomas, James Thorne, Gary H. Thorne, Sandra S. Thornton, Linda R. Timberlake, Terry Tonkovich, Deatra Toothman, Darrell Turner, Barbara J. Tutalo, Steve Uram, Dolores K. VanPelt, Jennifer VanValey, Debbie Varner, Sharon S. Vickers, Rebecca Vilone, Tina M. Vincent, Sonja L. Vines, Pamela Vinqle, Pam Wallace, Diane Ware, Karen L. Watach, Constance Watkins, Pamela Waugh, Nelsona A. Weisenmiller, Leslie A. 204 Weisiack, Robert Welch, Kathy Wharton, James White, Rick W. Wiles, Beverly Wilkins, Janet R. Williams, Charlene Williams, David J. Williams, Joyce Williamson, Ann M. Wilmoth, Brenda Wilmoth, Shelia Winans, Retha J. Wince, Leon C. Wolfe, Donna K. Yerace, Linda D. Yoke, Alan L. Younq, Rebecca E. Zickefoose, Steven K. Zugar, Danie 205 Section P ■ I : 7 : ■ TV. .- - 206 MOUNTAINEER COAL COMPANY Division of CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY Fairmont, W. Va. LIPSON ' S flf 1 RICKS Since 1906 yJMac PITROLO PONTIAC CADILLAC CO. AND STILL THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP lMWM| FAIRMONT, W. VA. Fairmont, W. Va. KH Mk RENAULT PEUGEOT Bus. Phone 366-3100 Men ' ; COLLINS SHOP Latest Styles In And Clothing Women ' s 207 A MAN CAN GROW ST. -dnc (eep On Growing WITH OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY Ours is a growing company - and we can grow together in fields where a man has ample opportunity and room to carve out a satisfying Life-time career. We offer you stability that is inherent in the business of manufacturing and distrib- uting a variety of goods, continually being broadened by the development of new products reaching new markets. You can enjoy the advantages that come from association with a company which is outstanding in reputation and prestige in its field. You can benefit from a training program that has proved its worth to a large number of young men during the past several years as we have expanded our operations. You can have the security to be found in an organization where men stay and grow with a growing company, where there are liberal life and health insurance plans, and solidly established retirement plans. OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY LINES INCLUDE: Duraglas bottles and |ars • Closures Plastic containers • Plastic fitments Corrugated paper shipping boxes Multiwall bags • Kraft paper for boxes Glass television bulbs • Glass tubing Glass rod • Electrical insulators Laboratory glass • Vials • Ampuls Libbey Safedge tumblers and stemware Glass block • Hardwood panels and doors We are interested in qualified young men with either technical or non-technical back- grounds for training in sales, production management or general engineering. We invite those interested to write directly to: Director, Selection of Specialized Personnel MAKERS OF (T) PRODUCTS O I WENS-ILLINOIS Glass Container Division PLANT • FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA 208 WE ARE PROUD FIRST NATIONAL BANK In Fairmont to have supplied quality materials throughout the years toward the growth of Friendly Bank FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE One of Our Finest Community Assets FAIRMONT WALL PLASTER CO. MEMBER OF F.R.B. AND F.D.I.C. 201 Fairmont Ave. 1 1 1 Tenth Street PHONE 366-2000 LEVINE ' S Men ' s Wear Women ' s Wear 323 Adams Street Fairmont, West Virginia RAWLINGS HAN DO ' S OPTICIANRY RESTAURANT Finest Eyewear in Fashion and Quality Nothing You Buy . . . Costs So Little . . . Yet Gives You So Much Fine Foods at EAST SIDE and WEST SIDE «rx Fairmont, W. Va. ' rescription Dpticians V % J FAIRMONT y HOTEL The Finest Spaghetti 363-9408 363-9720 209 for young men on the go ! It ' s almost as important to select the right clothes as the right school. Our collection of university styled, universally favored clothes is a complete curriculum in what ' s right to wear on campus and at the i right price. Do come in soon and be ready to go ! JOHN ' S Downtown Campus Store Corner of Jackson and Monroe F S C • JACKETS • T-SHIRTS • SWEAT SHIRTS BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY FAIRMONT COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. McCRORY ' S Your Complete Variety Store On Adams Street BARRICK MOTOR CO. JEEP SIMCA SUNBEAM 1377 Locust Ave. Fairmont Phone 366-3311 C. W. STICKLEY INC. Grading and Paving Contractors Rt. 73 South Fairmont, W. Va. 210 If It ' s First in Fashion . . . You ' ll Find It at Jones FAIRMONT ' S STORE OF TOMORROW . . . TODAY! A GIANT STEP OF PROGRESS PLANNED FOR 1970 WHEN JONES OPENS A BRANCH STORE IN THE MIDDLETOWN MALL FIRST FEDERAL FAIRMONT SAVINGS LOAN PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Best Wishes to 210 Ogden Avenue Fairmont, W. Va. Fairmont State College Member of F.S.LI.C. PHONE 363-8500 % JOHNNY ' S SPORT SHOP KISNER CONSTRUCTION Complete Line AND SUPPLY COMPANY Hunting, Fishing and Sporting Supplies TROPHIES IN STOCK ENGRAVED IN 24 HOURS • Glidden Paint • Unfinished Furniture • Giftware 1512 Locust Ave. PHONE 363-2820 Fairmont, W. Va. 208 E. Park Ave. Fairmont, W. Va. 211 WORKING ■ «_. ■ p CAMPUS DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND! MEN OF FAIRMONT STATE— our College Shop was designed with YOU in mind — and you ' ll find proof positive that you don ' t have to be a B.M.O.C. (Big Man On Currency) to dress like a V.I. P. (Victori lui Personnus) when you see our big wonderful selections. msm FAIRMONT Adams at Monroe in Fairmont 212 Will he take the right road? On the threshold of his career. He can go in many directions. We think the right road is here in West Virginia. Our young people need new jobs and greater opportunities. This is one of the reasons Hope Natural Gas has a vigorous industrial development program to bring new enterprises into West Virginia. That young man is one of our state ' s most valuable resources. We want him to stay here. W HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY A DIVISION OF CONSOLIDATED GAS SUPPLY CORPORATION Congratulations to the Class of 70 GROSSMAN JEWELERS 216 Adams St.— One Door North of City National Bank Your Charge Account Invited Your Station for Fighting Falcon Sports WMMN 5000 W 920 KC CBS Music for Modern America BEST WISHES Class of 70 from PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Morgantown Avenue Complete Line of Office Furniture ANTHONY and Office Supplies Sales and Service on All Equipment DOWNTOWN GIFT CENTER ADAMS OFFICE SUPPLY CHEVROLET COMPANY Marion County ' s Volume Dealer Phone 366-3500 101 Adams Street Intersection of Locust Ave. and Country C lub Rd. MAUNZ Individual Shops for Men and Ladies Too. DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED ' Fairmont and Clarksburg TARLETON j MOTOR COMPANY Buick . . . Opel . . . Olds Fairmont Ave. at 3rd 214 COLLEGE LUNCH PORK and FAYE HENDERSON ' Good Things to Eat and Drink ' 718 Locust Avenue Fairmont, West Virginia Phone 363-9451 Compliments of on Fairmont ' s Busiest Corner GOLDEN CORNER Fairmont, W. Va. Serving the People for 45 Years Dodge Dodge Truchs CHRYSLER IMPERIAL MICHAEL MOTORS, INC. 317 Jackson St. Fairmont, West Virginia 26554 TELEPHONE 363-9300 PENN AUTO SALES Located on Bellview Blvd. TOYOTA Sales and Service Toyota Corona Import Car Of The Year 1969 Phone 366-2720 KLINGENSMITH MUSIC Fairmont, W. Va. 363-1600 IANOS AND ORGANS Baldwin Lowery Wurlitzer MAGNAVOX Stereo Color TV and Components BAND INSTRUMENTS • Leblanc • Olds • Selmer MUSIC MAKES YOUR HOUSE A HOME The Big One-Stop Shopping Center In Downtown Fairmont PHONE 363-3100 AT MURPHY ' S CHARGE IT WITH BANK CREDIT CARDS 215 It ' s a tradition! Tossing her bouquet to her bridesmaids is a bride ' s traditional farewell. And when the bride turns housekeeper, she ' ll hand many a bouquet daily to that indispensable bride ' s aid — electricity! Dependable electricity powers those wonder ful electrical gifts she ' ll be getting, and the appliances in her new home that make life easier and happier for her and her spouse! And all this electric power comes at bargain prices that go easy on a bride ' s budget. The people of your investor-owned electric company have a tradition, too, that helps them in working and planning to make sure that brides of yesterday, today and tomorrow will continue to get all the low-priced electricity they ' ll ever need! Monongahela Power Part of the Allegheny Power System m KING ' S MEN SHOP If It Is Sty ish And Worn On Campus We Have It SUITS DIAMONDS SPORT COATS JACKETS TOP COATS SWEATERS BLAZERS SHIRTS SLACKS GIFTS FAIRMONT STATE JACKETS— T-SHIRTS— SWEAT SHIRTS 216 ROYAL CROWN ' COLA RC BOTTLING CO. INC. Fairmont, W. Va. RC— NEHI DIET RITE— DR PEPPER - !• CITY NATIONAL BANK T .! ,;• of T WV 15X a Fairmont, W. Va. AYvtv MroC Member of FDIC w ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ M% Insured up to $20,000. Big enough to 1 serve you, small enough to appreciate you. ARJLI_ SERVICE Bank The Complete Department LAFAYETTE RADIO Store ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATED STORE Hi-Fi— Stereo— C.B. Radios Tape Recorders — Guitars 510 Locust Avenue Serving the People of Phone 366-0545 the Monongahela Valley — Come In and Browse Around — for 93 Years • • • • The 1970 Mound staff wishes to thank the businesses and industries in the Fair- mont area for their contin uing patronage and cooperation. Our Congratulations to the Class Of 70 Fairmont, W. Va. Phone 363-3600 2 7 Faculty Index Amos, Raymond, Jr. (Dr.) 25, 123 Anderson, Patricia 123 Arcure, Martin 123 Arnold. Eugene (Dr.) 123 Baker, Edna 123 Baker, William 123 Batson, David Charles 123 Brand, Pauline H. 123 Brooks, Mona 123 Brown, William 28, 123 Bundy, Joseph 86, 94, 123 Burqes ., Wavland D. 123 Burns, Doris W. 123 Burns. Ruth Ann 123 Cannon, George E. 123 Carusr., Thoma c 29, 123 Cavanaugh, Jean (Dr.) 123 Chapman, Ernest (Dr.) 123 Chitwood Garrett 124 Clarke, Paul A. (Dr.) 124 Coleman, James E. (Dr.) 124 Covins, Edmund E. (Dr.) 124 Collins Richard 124 Corn, Robert H. 124 Conrad, Hunter J. 124 Coralline Robert L. 37. 124 Creasy, William D. (Dr.) 124 Dillon, Roxy D. 122 Dixon, William 29, 124 Dodqe, Margaret R. 124 Doolittle, Margaret T. (Dr.) 124 Dulay, Daisy 125 Duling Galen 125 Dumire, Jane E. 125 Dunn. Billy G. (Dr.) 125 Duvall, Haroid S. 86, 89, 94, 125 Eckles. Larry E. (Dr.) 125 Edwards Paul E. 125, 220 Feaster, E. K. (Dr.) 63, 78. 120 Fowler, Dwight 28, 125 Fox, Richard 125 Frye, A Neil 122 Gedker, John Jarvis 28, 125 Gilmer, Jeriel M. I 25 Gou ' d. Marvin I 25 Gragson, Wesley 125 Grimsley, Barbara J. 125 Hadley, Harris (Dr.) 125 Haines. Billy L. 125 Hamilton, Donald L. 126 Harman, Glenn A. 126 Herring, Lewi . H. I 26 Hess, Me ' va C. 126 Hicks, Thomas I 26 Jackson, Byron K. (Dr.) 126 Jaynes, Edgar N. I 26 Jones, Mariiyn D. I 26 Keister, Betty Jo 126 Kennedy, Mary 126 Kerr, Joseph R. 126 Kerr, William H. 86. 94, 109, 126 Kin-,, John W. 126 Larkin, Margaret 126 LaRue, James A. (Dr.) 78, 126 Launhlin, William M„ Jr. 126 Lengel, Richard R. 126 Leonard, Loy W. 28, 126 Long, C. Albert (Dr.) 126 Loth, Hclene 126 Louqh, Jo Ann I 27 Lucas, Aileen I 27 Martin Lucille D. 127 Ma-say, Glenn F. I 27 Mays. Patricia J. 127 McConncll, Daniel J. 127 Michna, Adam F. 127 Milam, Otis H., Jr. 127 Miller George C. I 27 Miller, Martha L. (Dr.) 127 Moerk. Alice A. 127 Moninoer, Delbert Duane 127 Moody, Frances 69, 127 Moroose, Donald A. I 27 Moroose, James 127 Mukherjee, Tridib (Dr.) 127 Naegele, Orville D. 127 Nailler, Barbara 128 Neely, Richard 128 Neptune, Marilyn G. 128 Newcome, Mildred M. 128 Nutter, Barbara F. 128 Overking, Michael 22 ParLinscn, Ada N. 128 Patterson, Vance I 28 Paugh, Penelope S. 128 Pearse, Ronald D. 128 Pease Louise McNeill (Dr.) 128 Pell. Peter E. 128 Peters, Harold 128 Petro, Flora R. 128 Pheasant, John 128 Phillips, Walter F. 28, 128 Phillips, William E. 128 Pcsicn, Charles 128 Potesta, Woodrow A. (Dr.) 129 Powell, Ruth Ann 129 Priester, Harry G. 26. 129 Pudsell, Frederick D. 129 Pulice, Frank 129 Pu ' -if-r Jack R. 129 Radcliffe, Judith 129 Reaqar, John 86, 94, 95, 129 Redmon, Amy 129 Retton Joseph 96 129 Rhodes, Liilian L. 129 Rice, Alva J. Jr. 129 Rosier, Josephine 129 Ruoff William D. (Dr.) 78, 129 Ryan, Carl W. (Dr.) 129 Ryan. Patricia P. 30, 129 Salvati, Janet S. 129 Sansalone, Frank V. (Dr.) 129 Schultz. Donald 130 Schultzbank, Philip H. 130 Shaffer, William D. 130 Shan, Robert K. (Dr.) 130 Shepherd, James E. 130 Sherren, David C. I 30 Simonof, Jean E. I 30 Skaggs, Ruth M. 130 Skinner, C. Waldon (Dr.) Ill, 130 Smith, Carlton B. (Dr.) 130 Snozek, Dorothy 26 Snyder, James F. I 30 Snyder, Robert B. 130 Snyder, Suzanne 22 Straight, Earl N. 130 Swanson, Charles H. 130 Swiger, Elizabeth (Dr.) 25, 130 Taggart, Leo R. (Dr.) 130 Taylor, J. Martin ( Dr.) I I 5, 130 Teahan, John M. 130 Turley, George H. 18, 130 Turner, L. James I 3 I Turner, William P., Jr. (Dr.) 121 Wallman, L. A. 131 Wan:,, Yu San (Dr.) 30, 131 Ward, Jean 131 War on, Bart 116, 131 Weber, Daniel K. 23, 131 Wellock, Richard P. 29, 131 White, Craig C. I 10 Whiteman, Richard 131 Willard, Margaret 131 Wilmoth. Stark A. 131 Wilson, W. R. I 14, 131 Wise, Kenneth G. 28, 131 Wo!f hohl, Clarence (Dr.) 131 Yambor, Paula H. 131 Yeager, Frederick C. 131 Yost, Paul V. 121 Young, James R. 131 Zivkovic, Peter 131 218 Student Index Abruzzino, Mary 134 Adam, Denis 49, 117, 178 Adams, Gregory 95 ADAMS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 214 Adams, Robert 31, 178 Addis Saundra 44, 45, 166 Affolder, Cheryl 178 Alasky, Diane 134, 192 Albertson, William 32 Allard, Donald 116, 178 Allard, Linda 192 Allison, Theodore 134 Almond, Judy 30 Alvaro, Angelo 32, 192 Alvaro, Larry 1 14 Aman, Joseph 134 Ammons, Linda 134 Amodio. Margaret 166 Amodio, Pete 134 Amos, Patty 178 Anderegg, Robert 114 Anderson, Gary 52, 134 Anderson, Judith 34, 46, 134 Anderson, Patricia 166 Anderson, Theresa 135 Andre, Linda 192 Angelilli, Dana 58 Angelilli, Patricia 117, 192 Anglin, James 55 Annon, Teresa 192 Anselene, A rthur 192 ANTHONY CHEVROLET CO. 214 Aragona, Larry 134 Arbogast, Constance 192 Argabrite, Michael 60, 66, 87, 86, 6 Argiro, Michael 25, 166 Arnett, Lloyd 23 Arnold, Michael 31 Arnold. Rebecca 178 Arrigoni, Linda 135 Arthur, Janet 178 Astour, Fadia 50, 51, 178 Ashby David III Ashcraft, Laura 46, 47, 178 Ashcraft, Timothy 166 Askew. Betty 83 Atkinson, Amy 18, 1 17 Austin, Keith 34 Aylestock. Philip 178 Azbell, Shirley 135 Bailes, Carleen 178 Bailey, Paul 135 Bailey. Philip 192 Bailey, Sara 178 Baker. Elizabeth 192 Baldree, Patrick 52, 135 Balis. Mary 192 Ball, David 29 Ball Janielu 166 Ball, Michael 166 Baney, Robert 178 Baransky, Rosemary 192 Barcus, Ervin 20, 178 Barney, Johnny 178 Barlow, William 166 Barnard. Elizabeth 166 Barnes, James 27, 135 Barnes Rutha I6 Barnes. Steven 192 Barnett, Michael 178 Barr, Jack 54, 166 BARRICK MOTOR CO. 210 Bartik, Jacqueline 43, 135 Basile, Peter 135 Battista, Marie 50 51, 166 Batton, Francine 192 Bauer, Linda 48, 49, 179 Beafore, Frank 135 Beasi. William 18, 56, 57, 178, 179 Beatty. Nettie 79 Beck, Danny I II Beckner, Ralphene 43, 166 Beckner, Rhea 43, 135 Beckwith, Connie 167 Bell, Larry 52, 179 Bellamy, Bonnie 44, 45, 135 Bellotte, Frank 167 Belot, Jess 179 Bender, Ernest 135 Bennett, Leona 179 Bennett, Maria 135 Bennett, Roger 24, 52, 136 Bennett, Shirley 192 Bennett, Susan 19, 136 Benson, Nancy 179 Beregsazy, Darlene 23 Berisford, Barbara 167 Berry, Stephan 95 Bert Jane 18, 34, 43, 134, 136 Bertwell, Linda 19, 20, 32, 34, 50 51, 167 Bilotta, Janna 135 Bilotta, Karen 50, 70, 179 Bilotta, Patricia 48, 49, 40, 178 179 Bilotta, Ronda 50, 51, 106 179 Bird, Janet 192 Birdsell, Gary 193 Bishop, Barbara 26, 36, 43, 136 Bishop. Joyce 1 17, 136 Bishop, Suzanne 179 Bitner, Wayne 108, 109, 136 Bjorkman, Mark 179 Black, Rebecca 193 Blackburn Elizabeth 50, 51, 136 Biackham, June 24, 193 Blackstone, Richard 86, 87, 91 92, 93, 94, 114 Blake, Ronald 167 Blake. Sheila 179 Blaney, Marvin 136 Bleigh, Linda 167 Blevins, Audrey 34, 50, 117, 167 Blount, Maury 193 Blumetto. Helen 136 Bobeck Frank 167 Bodkin, David 136 Boggs, Deb. rah 167 Boggs, Keith 54, 55, 167 Bolyard, Sharon 136 Bonasso, Ann 24, 32, 193 Bonasso, Josephine 32 Bonasso, Mary 32, 193 Bonner. Rebecca 20, 136 Book, Mary 167 Bcone, Jacqueline 48 117, 179 Boor, Alvin 86 87, 92 Boor, Bonnie 193 Boor, Brenda 25, 136 Boor, Carole 179 Boord, Judith 25, 136 Booth, Danny 167 Boram, Joy 82, 83, 179 Boroski, Larry 193 Bowen, Donald 114, 136 Boyce. Kevin 93 Boyer, Joanne 193 Boyer, Judith 26. 34, 50. 51, 137 Boyers, Cassie 24, 36 Braddock, Shannon 137 Bradshaw, William 61, 137 Brady, Janet 167 Bragg, Owen 61, 137 Brainard, Keith 86 Brand, William 114 Branham, David 58, 137 Branham, Patricia 48, 49, 167 Brannon, Timothy 179 Braskey, John 95 Breckenridge, Larry III, 193 Brookover, Rebecca 193 Brown. Robert 25, 137 Brown, Rodney 179 Brown, Roger 193 Brown, Stanley 31, 179 Brown, Thomas 179 Brown, Victoria 48, 49, 117, 137 Bryan, Philip 138 Bubul, James I 1 1 Bucher, Zella 179 Buffington, Jane 193 Bundy, Christina 19, 20 50, 167 Bunner, Clyde 69, 179 Bunner, Lou 50, 51, 137 Bunner, William 33 Burnett, Claudia 167 Burns, Dean 179 Burns, Nancy 36. 50, 51, 167 Burr, Viveca 20, 50, 51, 138 Butcher, James 18, 34 Butcher, Sherry 138 Butler, William 167 Byrer, John I 1 1 Byrne, Alice 35, 138 Cain, Nancy 193 Calabretta, Deborah 138 Caldwell, Ronald 34 Cale, Cheryl 46, 47. 179 Caltrider, Emanuel 40, 193 Campbell, Deborah 193 Campbell, Kenneth 54. 55, 167 Campbell, Robert 28. 138 Campbell, Thomas 193 Campione, Robert 138 Cannon, Carolyn 179 Cannon, Mary 18, 24, 34, 36, 43, 166 Cannon, Patricia 43, 167 Capen, Lisa 193 Carder, Patrick 193 Carder, Rita 193 Carder, William 34, 179 Carlomany, Rose 35 138 Carlson, John 34, 1 13 Carpenter, Calvin 193 Carpenter, Dwight 138, 86, 87 Carpenter, Jane 22, 76 Carpenter, Patricia 117 Carpenter, Sharon 179 Carr, Larry 179 Carson, Pamela 138 Carson, Patricia 138 Carte, Henry 61, 138 Carter, Linda 179 Caruso, Carolyn 138 Casto Dale 138 Cate, James 138 Catsonis, Larry 57 Catsonis, William 193 Cavalier, Joseph 61, 139 Cavalier, Mary 24, 30, 46, 47, 167 Cerisano, Victoria 179 Chambers, David 180 Chapman, Mary 180 Chapman, Patricia 193 Chapman, William 139 Chidester, Susan 139 Chrislip, Ronald 29, 139 Christopher William 180 Christy, Kathleen 139 Cicero. Edith 180 Cicero, Ronald 139, 56, 57 Circelli, Patricia 139 CITY NATIONAL BANK 217 Clark. Beverly 32 Clark. David 57 Clark, James 139 Clark, Michael 34, 61 Clayton, Jack 167 Clayton, Lucinda 140 Cleavenger, Deanna 180 Cleaver, Roger 110 Clevenger, Pnyllis 167 Cline. Nancy 46, 47 167 Cline, Steven 180 Clonch. Robert 180 Clovis Mary 35, 140 Coe, David 86, 87 Coffman, Robert 140 Cole, James 167 Cole, Laura 24, 193 Cole, Pamela 193 Coleman, Petrez 31, 86, 87 COLLEGE LUNCH 215 Collett, William 56, 180 Collins Donald 34, 167 Collins, Kenneth 193 Collins, Robert 168 COLLINS CLOTHING STORE 207 Collins, Tim 61, 115 Conaway, Danny 28, 140 Conaway, Larry 86 Conley, Eugene 193 Conley, William 96 Connell, Doris 32, 193 Connell, Sarah 32. 180 Conner, Diantha 140 Conner, Lauren 44, 45, 140 Conquest, Kay 35, 46, 47, 140 Conrad, Mary 50, 51, 180 Conway, Carol 43, 168 Cork, Elizabeth 193 Cook, John 140 Coontz, Vickie 24, 48 168 Cooper, David 96, 98, 99, 100, 102 Corley, David 37 Corley. Richard 37. 61, 140 Cottrill, Bernice 193 Cottrill, Olan 23, 56, 57, 168 Coughlin, Helena 140 Coulter, Martha 140 Cousins, Cynthia 40, 51 Cousins, Pamela 50, 51, 168 Cousins, Penelope 33, 36, 51 Cover, Linda 25, 33 Cowger, Ralph 180 Cowgill, Mary 194 Cox, Deborah 168 Cox, Deborah 194 Cox, Joyce 24, 180 Crawford, Martha 29 Crim, Linda 180 Cropp, Alice 194 Cross, Clark 194 Cross, Vonda 32, 34, 140 Crouser, Deborah 83 Cruikshank, Robert 34, 194 Crutch, Joseph 180 Crutchfield, David 194 Crutchfield, Gary 60, 61, 86, 181 Cunningham, David 24, 140 Cunningham, Gerald I 14 Cunningham, Jerry 140 Cunningham, Margaret 24, 194 Cunningham, Nancy 181 Cunningham, Terry 52, 110. 140 Curia, Joseph 54, 55, 140 Curry, Joel 33, 141 Cutlip. Clifford 141 Cutlip, Sandra 181 C. W. STICKLEY INC. 210 Dahmer, Sheila 168 Dalesio, Joann 141 Dalton, Darlene 141 D ' Amico, Julane 44, 45, 168 D ' Amico, Victoria 168 Dancy, Otis 96 Daniels, Thomas 52 Daugherty Charles 83 Davidson, Douglas 58, 141, 107 Davidson, Linda 194 Davidson, Richard 86 Davis, Angelena 141 Davis. Donna 181 Davoli, Donald 24, 25 Dawson, Brenda 181 Dawson, Connie 194 Dawson, Daniel 116 Dawson, John 141 Day, Barbara 117, 141 Dayton, Linda 43, 141 Deacon, Charles 141 Deadrick, Thomas 25 Deahl, Paul 95 Dean, Larry 181 Dean, Lawrence 56 Dean, Linda 168 DeBellis, Margaret 46, 47, 181 Decker. Barbara 33, 43, 181 Decker, Rita 168 Decker, Virginia 181 DeFazio, Diana 24, 194 DeFazio, John 25, 168 Delaney, Steve 86 DeMoss, Linda 23 DeMoss, Sandy 20, 69, 181 Denham, Wayne 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101. 102, 103, 104 Dennison, Paula 50, 181 Dent, Diana 194 Deremer, Terry 114 DeRosa, Lawrence 58 Desanfis, Nikki 168 DeVono, Frank 194 DeVore, Toni 194 Diamond, Nancy 195 Diamond Ronald 56, 57, 181 Diaz, Louis 195 DiBacco. Paul 28 Dicken, Rebecca 35, 50 141 Dimock, Valerie 43, 181 Dobbins, Carolyn 181 Dodd, Vicki 23, 181 Dodson, Judy 181 Dolan, John 30, 33 Donato, James 168 Donlin, Robert 195 Donnelly, Sharon 26, 30, 141 Donohew William 109 Doolittle, Ellen 195 Dotson, Gary 37 Dowel!, Sharon 141 Draper, Thomas 181 Dryden, Charles 18, 141 Duckworth, Jerry 141 Duckworth, Roger 141 Dudash, Andrew 142 Duke, Donna 195 Dulaney, Paul 168 Duling, Grover 58 Duling, John 82 Dumire, Stephen 142 Duncan, Alan 142 Durigen, Olivia 181 Durkin, Alice 45, 168 Dwelle, Mildred 18, 24, 26, 34, 142 Eakle, Donna 142 Eakle, James 142 Earl, Richard 195 Earnest, Jack 56, 57, 142 Eaton, Charles 28, 168 Echols. Theodore 96, 98, 100 Eddy, Carol 142 Eddy, Diane 26, 142 Edgar, Martha 168 Edgell, Judith 142 Edgell, Wallace 37, 52 Edwards, Curtis 195 Edwards, Donald 25, 52, 142 Edwards, George 86, 87, 95, 142 Edwards, Laura 23, 195 Efaw, Linda 181 Efaw, Ona 195 Ellis, Jeri 168 Elsey, Susan 69 219 Paul Edwards and Patty Vandergrift talked to George Plimpton (center) atter he spoke at Wallman Hall. An Amateur Among the Pros wa the topic for Plimpton ' s lecture. Elzey, Patricia 117, 195 Emery, Gayle 23, 195 England, Sharon 195 Erickson, George 34 Evans, Brian 195 Evans, James 195 Evans, Mary 168 Everly, Richard 112 Eye, Sherry 50. 51, 181 Eye, Twyla 181 Ezelle, Sharlene 31, 195 Fain, Robert 34 142 FAIRMONT COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 210 FAIRMONT PRINTING CO. 211 FAIRMONT WALL PLASTER 209 Fast, Brenda 142 Fawcett, Sharon 24 Fazalare, James 56, 57, 168 Fazio, Flora 35, 143 Fazio, John 26, 34 Fazio, Louis 58 Feaster, Eston 114 Feathers, Jerry 195 Feck Terry 168 Ferreri, Linda 35. 143 Fiorenza Danita 23 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. 211 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 209 Fittro. Mary 181 Fitzpatrick, Elaine 143 Fleming Robert 181 Flint, Lila 143 Floyd. Thomas 195 Flynn, Karen 143 Folk. Pamela 195 Ford Elizabeth 181 Ford, Joseph 195 Forte,- Joseph 181 109, 143 Fortier. Matt 56, 57. 86, 87, 95, 108, Fortney. Charles 181 Fox, Carolyn 50, 51, 181 Fox. Michael 181 Francis. Barbara 48, 143 Frank. Brenda 43. 168 Franz, Sheila 43, 143 Frazier, Sherry 143 Frederick. Arthur 28, 34, 143 Fredrick, John 54, 55, 168 Freeman Brenda 168 Freeman, Charles 52 Fricke, Charles 143 Friel, Diane 24, 48, 49, 143 Frowen, Marga ' ret 143 Frye, Mary 18, 36, 46, 47, 143 Fulmer, Roger 53, I 15, 144 Funk, Barbara 24, 181 Furgason Beth 50, 51, 181 Gabriel, Donna 18, 19, 34, 50, 144 Gabriel, Victor 144 Gaggini, Mariann 144 Gain, Bradley 54, 55, 181 Gainer, Daniel 144 Gains, Jacqueline 181 Galambus, Frank 195 Garcia, Patricia 46, 47, 168 Gardner, Robert 55 Gardner William 96 Garlitz, Dale 54, 55, 182 Garlo, Dean 182 Garner, Betty 195 Garrett, Donna 22, 76, 144 Garrett, Edward 144 Garrett, Sandra 168 Garvin, James 195 Gaston, Donald 182 Gaughenbaugh, Kathleen 50, 51, 182 Gaunt, Marjorie 44 Gawthrop, Nancy 43, 182 Gear, Donald 182 Germano Robert 95, 195 Germon, Terry 182 Gerrard, Beverly 144 Ghrist, Carol 182 Ginaris, James 168 Gibson. Gary 182 Gibson. William 86, 87, 88, 91, 93 Gilbert, Gay 195 Gillespie, Sharlene 168 Gissy, Sheila 50. 51, 182 Glass, Stephen 34 Glasser, Brian 36, 37, 56 144 Goddin. Kathy 168 Godfrey, James 32, 195 Goff. Daniel 195 GOLDEN BROTHERS 215 Gonsorcik, Mary 195 Gonzales, Linda 195 Goodnight, James 37, 40, 61, 144 Goodrich, William 30 Goodwin, Rosa 182 Gorrell, Janet 144 Gould, Debora 182 Gouzd, John 1 14 Graeber, Robert I 16 Graham Betty 182 Graham, Linda 50. 51, 168 Graham, Melvin 29 Gramley, Jayne 34, 36, 44, 45, 144 Grandstaff, William 95 Graziani, Ren 24, 58. 144 Gregory, Anthony 195 Greynolds. Sheila 195 Griffith, William 168 Griffith, William 54. 55, 144 Grindo, Patsy 48, 145 Grisso, Daniel 145 Grisso, David 169 Grose, John 195 GROSSMAN JEWELERS 213 Gulas, Ethel 195 Gum, Elizabeth 35 Gum, Jo Ann 195 Gutshall, David 145 H Haas, Linda 43, 182 Haddix Fred 145 Haddock, Judith 168 Haddock, Nancy 183 Haddock William 86 Hale, Lucinda 46. 47, 169 Hall, Charles 58, 107 Hall, Douglas 57 Hall William 53, 145 Hamilton, Harriet 183 Hamilton, Linda 19 50, 51, 169 Hamrick Sharon 183 HANDO ' S RESTAURANT 209 Haney, David 58 Hank ins Ivan 183 Hanna, Mable 46, 145 Hanne, John 195 Harbert, Bonnie 35, 183 Hardin, William 60 Harkins, Becky 183 Harmison, George 145 Harmon, Craig 169 Harper, Janet 183 Harper, Rebecca 183 Harriman William 195 Harrington, Theodore 56, 57, 145 Harris, Gregory 183 Harris, Pamela 40. 195, 222 Harris, William 52 Harsh, Ronald III Harsh Sharon 50. 51, 145 Hart, Elie 95 Hart Joseph 109 Hart, Marcellus 169 HARTLEY ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 217 Harvey, Linda 183 Harvev Sharon 83, 145 Haswell, Arthur 96, 97, 103, 104 Hatfield, Judy 183 Hathaway Pamela 169 Haugh, Jack 115 Haught, Joan 183 Haught, Patricia 183 Hawkins, Aaron 52, 53, 169 Hawkins, Eugene 28, 169 Hawkins Richard 61 Hawkins, Robert 56, 57, 134, 145, III Hawkins Sue 83 Hay David 29 Hayes. David III Hayes, Deetta 145 Hayhurst, Delbert 116 Hazard Nichelene 195 Heath, Linda 169 Heffner, Robert 33, 83 Height. Signe 34. 35, 45, 117, 169 Helm John 58 Heim. Richard 37, 58, 146 Hendricks, Cheryl 146 Hennis, Nancy 195 Herlihy Mary Beth 50, 51 34, 146 Herring, Alice 30 35, 169 Herron, James 169 Hersham, Nancy 43, 169 Hertz, Jeffrey 110 Hertz, Robert 146 Hervey, Mary Kay 170 Hess, John 25 Hewitt, Catherine 44, 45, 146 Higgs, Michael 32 Hill, Collette 50, 51, 183 Hill, Judith 195 Hill, Rebecca 183 Hill, Robert 37 Hill, Roger 56, 57. 86. 146 Hill, Susan 183 Hillebrecht, James 86, 87, 88 Hines, Evelyn 30 Hines, Kristine 170 Hmton, Gregory 18, 34, 170 Hoban, Nancy 183 Hobbs, Donald 28, 146 Hobbs, Karen 24 146 Hockman, Diane 146 Hoff, Lynn 183 Hoffman, Janice 35, 170 Hoffman, Virginia 170 Hohmann, Karen 196 Holbert, James 40 Holbert. Polly 196 Holdsworth, Priscilla 117 Holepit Robert 23 Holler. Vivian 147 Hollot, Theodora 18, 25, 26, 34, 48, 49, 147 Holt Peter, 110 Hood, Jeffrey 183 Hood, Keith IR3 Hook, Renee 44, 45, 170 Hoover Brenda 183 HOPE NATURAL GAS CO. 213 Hosaflock. Roaer 147 Housman, William 147 Howell. Donald 25 Howell. Kathryn 24. 196 Howell, Marie 41, 50, 147 Hubner, Patsy 196 Hudkins John 147 Huff, John 58, 86, 147 Huffman, Barbara 183 Huffman, Shirley 170 Humberston, Donna 183 Humphrey Frederic 183 Hunter, Patricia 31 Hunter, Priscilla 25 Hunter, Winford 43, 184 Hurley. David 196 Hurley, Gayle 170 Hurst. Kathleen 170 Hutson, Marsha 148 Hyde. Shelley 35, 117, 196 Hylton, Larry 184 Hyre, David 56, 147 lams Luke 60, 86, 87 Ice, Judith 147 Ice, Kathy 148 Idleman, Karen 170 Ingram, Joyce 148 Jack, Betsy 196 Jackson, Alexander 196 Jackson, Theodore 31, 95 Jamison, Jack 170 Jarvis, Linda 35, 148 Jenkins, Brenda 196 Jenkins. Cornelius 28 Jennings, Richard 52 Jennings, Kathryn 45, 170 Jersey, Andrew 61 Jimeno. Ramona 148 JOHNY ' S SPORT SHOP 211 JOHN ' S 210 Johnson, James 196 Johnson, Nancy 35, 148 Johnson, Richard I 14 Johnson, Roger 148 Johnson. Theodore 58 JONES DEPARTMENT STORE 211 Jones, Jerrelle 196 Jones, Junior 31, 86, 87, 94, I 12 Jones, Linda 196 Jones, Mary 24, 170 Jones, Michael 27, 148 Jones, Roderick 31, 196 Jordan, Michael 148 Joseph, Samuel 148 Joy, Julia 24. 184 Joyce, Cecilia 148 Joyce, Patricia 43, 184 Judy, Nancy 148 Kallop, Deborah 148 Kara, John 60 86 87 Karl, Earl 34, 184 Kaser, Danny 184 Kearns, Sara 196 Kearns, William 115, 184 Keefover, Karen 106, 197 Keener, Paula 170 Keeney, John 33 170 Keller, Richard 60 86 87 Kelly, Carolyn 18, 149 Kemmner, Darlene 24, 197 Kennedy, Helen 20, 45, 170 Kennedy, James 197 Kennedy, Kathy 149 Kidd, Teresa 44, 76, 178 Klger, Susan 197 Kiiowski, Michael 109 Kijowski, Thomas 56 57 Killian, Earl 30 Kincaid, Janet 184 Kincell, Diana 149 King, James 24, 197 King, Pauleta 197 KING ' S MENS STORE 2 Kinnan, Judy 66, 70, 197 109, 220 Kirby, Joyce 35, 149 Kirchner, Connie 184 Kirk, Glendon 197 Kish. Barbara 171 KISNER CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY CO. 211 Kisner, Linda 171 Kisner, Max 56, 57, 82, 184 Kittle, Bassha 149 Kitzmiller Eddie 197 KLINGENSMITH MUSIC 215 Knapp, Kathryn 29, 171 Knight, Rhanda 184 Knottis Shirley 171 Knotts, Timothy III. 184 Koliscalc Malcolm III, 197 Koon, Donald III Koreski Mary 197 Koski, Loretta 149 Kovach, Cleta 197 Kovach, Nancy 171 Kovarhasich, Beverly 35, 149 Kronenberger, Nancy 43 Krosmico Maureen 44 45, 171 Krumenacker, James 32 Kuhn. Gerald 171 Kujawa, Beverly 51, 70, 149 Kull. Kit 95 Kulpa, Christopher 95 Kunick, Robert 34, 149 Kurtz, Sandra 46, 47, 149 Lachapelle. Timothy 184 LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATE STORE 217 Lafferty, Kathleen 197 Lake, Benna 197 Lake, Mary 43 149 Lallone, Carol 197 Lamaster, Cindy 197 Lambert, Patricia 197 Lambert, Susan 184 Lambiotte. Brent 54, 55, 149 Lang, Rodney 54, 149 Lantz, Brenda 197 Lantz. Linda 197 LaRue. Carol 197 Laughlin, Stanley 95 Laughlin, Susan 43, 171 Lavencheck, Susie 33, 171, 222 Lawler, Charles 58, 171 Lawrence, Carol 171 Lawwill, Delma 29, 171 Layman, Mary 35 Layman, Timothy 197 Lee, David 171 Leggett, Richard 82 Lehman, John 95 Lemasters, Charles 197 Lemley, Carol 184 Lemley, David 197 Lemon, Edward 96, 97, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 105 Leonard Jackson 56, 57, 82, 171, 221 Leroy, David 149 Less, Linda 197 Lester, David 198 Leuliette, Paul 149 LEVINE ' S CLOTHING STORE 209 Levitsky, Sonia 198 Lewis, Ancel 185 Lewis, Argyle 185 Lewis, Nancy 46, 171 Lewis, Wanda 198 Lewis, William 23 Lidlow, Sharon 44, 45, 185 Lieving, Scott 171 Lightner, Robert 185 Likins, William 149 Lilley, Nancy 32, 198 Lilly Charlotte 185 Lilly, Donna 185 Lindsay, Patricia 185 Linger, David 29, 68, 171 Linn, Ronald 198 Linville, Stephen 37, 53, 171 Lipinski, Jeffrey 198 Lipinski, Joyce 70, 198 Lipscomb, Mary 198 LIPSON ' S INC. 209 Little, Jean 48, 117, 171 Llaneza, Dennis 58 Lloyd, Richard 56, 57 171, 221 Loar, Cathy 198 Lofiego, James 198 Lombardi, Raymond 61 Lombardo, James I 1 1 Long, Danny 185 Long, James 61 Long, Sonia 171 Lopez, Frank 150 Lorentz, Michael 1 1 1 Losh, Gerald 95 Loss, Donald 198 Loretta, Samuel 198 Loveall. Veronica 44, 45, 70, 185 Low, Robert 198 Lucas Sheila 150 Lucente, Elaine 33 Lucente, Rosemary 43, 150 Lunghi, Mary 48, 150 Lynch, Jeffrey 150 Lynch, John 185 Lynch, Michael 171 Lytton, Wilma 150 M Mace, Gary 198 Mace. Jan 150 Madia, Angela 32, 198 Mainetti, Janice 51. 150 Maiolo, Rose Mary 35, 150 Malcolm Deborah 47 Malcolm, Wilson 150 Malfregeot Marcel 150 Mallonee, Diane 198 Malone Kathy 67, 70, 199 Manchin, John 95 Mancuso, Gary 52, 53, 150 Mancuso, Jerry 54, 150 Manley, Deborah 46, 47, 185 Mann, Janet 1 85 Mapes, Wanda 150 Maphis, John 40, 56, 57, 151, 221 Marchio John 56, 151 Marcozzi, Richard 151 Marklev Charlotte 199 Marr, Bonnie 35, 43 Marshall, Andrew 199 Marshall, Joseph 151 Merteney. Karen 199 Martin, Andrew 151 Martin, Charlotte 199 Martin, Eileen 24, 171 Martin Ellen 185 Martin, John 37 58 Martin, Karen 24. 185 Martin, Linda 151 Martin, Michael 21 185 Martin, Ronald 61, 96, 185 Martin, Sharon 199 Martinelli, Frank 151 Martino, Nancy 185 Martino, Pamela 151 Martray, John 52 Masters, Jane 199 Matheny, Donna 151 Mathew, Jane 171 Mathias, Wayne I 14 Matteucci, Gerald 56, 57, 185, 221 Matthew, Laura 151 Matthews, Sheila 44, 45, 151 Matthews, Shelly 185 MAUNZ INC. 214 Maurer, Patricia 48, 49, 151 Mauro, Rose Ann 172 Mazza, Margaret 24 Mazzei, Sara Jane 172 Mazzie, Shirley 151 McAteer, Joseph 32 McCabe, Sheila 172 McCain, Nathaniel 24 31 McCain, Robert 24, 31 McClain Carolyn 151 McClanahan, Susan 43, 151 McCloud, Lee 152 McClure. Allen 114 McCormick, James 15! McCoy, Darlene 22, 46, 76, 172 McCoy, James 95 McCray, Elizabeth 152 McCRORY ' S 210 McCue, David 60, 61, 166, 170 McDougal. John 22, 34 76 57 McElroy Guy 29, 152 McGinnis. Joyce 20 McGinnis, Patric 114 McGlumphy, Karen 23 McGlumphy, Patricia 171 Mclntire, Beverly 35 McKim. Cheryl 46, 47, 185 McKinney, Marietta 31 McLain, Charles 60 McLaughlin, Janet 152 McLaughlin, Lee 185 McVicker, Susan 44, 45, 152 Meadows, Amelia 117, 172 Meadows, Susan 35, 1 17 Means Hansel 152 Meek, David 199 Meehan, Sheryl 185 Meek. Donna 46, 47, 82, 172 Merandi, Mary 32, 185, 199 Mercer, John 60, 86, 88 Meredith, Janet 44, 45, 172 Merendino, Vincent 25 Metz, June 44 45 82 83 172 Metz, Rebecca 185 Meyers, Sharon |52 Michael, Christine 199 MICHAEL MOTORS INC. 215 Michael, Roger 34 152 Michael, Roy 86, 87, 89 90 Miker, Cathryn 152 Mikulski, Catherine 199 Miller, Kathryn 199 Miller, Nikki 43 173 Miller, Paul 152 Miller, Sandra 23 Miller Susan 48, 49, 185 Millione, Roger 58, 152 Millione, Susan 152 Millman, Eleanor 26, 34, 152 Mills, Dennis 52 Mills, Penny 44, 45, 185 Minehart, Mary Kay 33, 34, 46, A7, 173 Minkus, Martin 61, 153 Moats. Charlotte 153 Heather Kyan (38-24-36), April Playmate tor Playboy Magazine, was welcomed to Fairmont by Theta Xi brothers, John Maphis, Rich Lloyd, Jack Leonard, Jerry Matteucci, Lee Pennington, Bill Sparvieri, and Ed Worden. 221 Moffett. Kenneth 28 Moffett Robert 173 Molenock, Joyce 185 Monell. Felicia 48, 49, 153 Momnger Vicki 18, 51, 153 MONONGAHELA POWER CO. 216 Montgomery, Daniel 56, 153 Moore, Benjamin 173 Moore. Brenda 153 Moore, Daphne 199 Moore, Diann 24, 46, 173 Moore, Edward 58, 59, 173 Moore, Ellen 185 Moore Glenn 199 Moore, Larry 153 Moore, Nancy 185 Moore Rosemary 24, 199 Moore, William 113 Moran, Jacque 185 Moran. Vera 35, 117, 173 Moreland, David 86 Morgan, Sara Beth 185 Morgan, Susan 195 Morgan, William 153 Morris. David 58 Morris, William 173 Morrison, Gerald 153 MOUNTAINEER COAL CO. 207 Mouser, Susan 43 185 Murphy, Lenora 185 Murphy Marilyn 18. 20, 43, 173 Murphy, Sharon 153 MURPHY ' -. 215 Murray, Alfred 153 Murray, Joanne 30, 34, 153 Musgrave, Gary 58 Mustachio, Mary 185 Muster, Kathryn 186 Muto, James 58 Myers, Clara 48, 153 Myers, Curtis 199 Myers, Larry 153 N Naumann, Beth 32, 199 Nease, Gaynelle 24, 199 Nease, Scott 86. 87 91, 109 Needham, Kathleen 51, 70, 186, 223 Nefflen, George 25 Negley, Rebecca 199 Nelson, Thomas 58 Neptune, Georgeanne 186 Nestor, Barbara 154 Nestor, Patricia 199 Newbraugh, Vickie 24, 199 Newbrough, Frederick 199 Newbrough, Kathy 186 Newcome, Joseph 54, 55, 154 Newlon Debbie 51, 70 Nichols, Pamela 154 Nichols, Victoria 185 Nicholson, Charles 56, 57, 154 Nicholson, Mariorie 20, 36, 40, 44, 45, 173 NichoUon, Sheila 173 Nickolich, Brenda 154 Nicodemus, Linda 154 Nida, Sylvia 23, 199 Nine, Wendy 186 Nitshe. Sarah 199 Noe, Steven 18 Norman Laudene 47, 67, 186 Norris, Jacqueline 186 Nussear, Henry 173 Nutter, Pamela 154 o O ' Brien, Charlotte 29 O ' Dell. Suzanne 47 Oiler, Paula 199 Oliver, Marcia 199 Oliverio, William 32 Olson, David 186 O ' Rear, Beverly 154 Orsini, Larry I 10 Osbourn, Carol 173 Osbourn, Carolyn 24 Osbourn Margaret 154 Ott, David 54, 55, 173 Owens, Douglas 116 OWENS-ILLINOIS 208 Oyster, James 34, 95 Pack, Judith 154 Palankey, Sandra 154 Palavis, Rose 43 Palermo, Michael 54, 55, 173 Pallotta, Chris 18, 58, 59, 166, 173 Palmer,. Judith 154 Palumbo, Susan 173 Pancake, Martha 45, 186 Panetti. Patricia 200 Paolo, Teddie 40, 43. 186 Parker, Charles 186 Parker. Gayle 27 Parker Mara 33, 36 44, 45, 173 Parkinson, Nancy 200 Parry, Deborah 200 Patechuk, Sheena 33, 47, 154 Patsch, Amy 200 Patterson, Suzanne 45, 186 Pattern James 25 56 57, 154 Paugh, Ramile 200 Peaslee, Donna 186 Pennick, Ralph 56. 57, 186 PENN AUTO SALES 215 Pennington Russell 56, 57, 155, 221 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 214 Perrin, Diane 200 Perry, Samuel 30 Petonick, Sandra 25 Petro John 52, 53, 155 Petrosky, Jeanette 200 P-trucci, Gloria 24 Pettis, Terry 200 Pettit. John 200 Pettigrew, Nita 155 Phares, Franklin 155 Phelps, Michael 60, 86 PhP ' ios, Cheryl 200 Phillips, Larry 28, 173 Phillips, Paul 155 Phillips, Robert 200 Phipps Patrick 25, 155 Pialet, Eugene 200 Piercy, Linda 200 Pignanelli, Sandra 51, 173 Pingley, Jo Ellen 200 Pingley, Patsy 173 Pinnell, Cynthia 200 Pitman Rodney 61, 155 PITROLO PONTIAC CADILLAC CO. 207 Pizatella Terry Jo 51, 173 Plum, Harold 155 Plemons, Thomas 200 Poland, Gail 35 Polce, Donna 200 Poling. DeWayne 186 Pollev. Jerry 95 Polyak, Gary 58 Posey, Sandra 186 Post, Janie 200 Post, Kevin 186 Post, Richard 200 Postlethwait, William 52 Powell, Jacqueline 31 Powell Timothy 31, 86, 87, 89. 94 Preston, Karen 156 Prezioso Roman 173 Price, Cecelia 18, 34, 156 Price, Mary 150 Price. Nancy 36, 47, 134, 156 Price, Ricky 186 Price, Zelma 156 Priester, Barbara 192, 200 Priester, Carol 18 19, 26, 47, 156 Priester, Stephanie 47, 173 Prieto, Joseph 173 Priolette, Patty 36, 47, 106 166, 173, 223 Ptomey, Michael 36, 37, 58 Pucharich, Katherine 44, 45, 156 Pugh, Kathy 156 Pulice, James 200 Pyles, Kenneth 28 9 Oueen, Basil 156 Oueen, Rodney 173 Ouertinmont, Michael 186 puinto, Stoney 200 Raad, Deborah 200 Rabel, Charles 156 Radclifte, Rebecca 51, 106, 173 Raines, Gary 25 Ramsey, Harry 95 Rapach, Fred 156 Rapp, Sara 186 Raspa, Kathryn 23, 200 RAWLINGS OPTICIANRY 209 ROYAL CROWN COLA BOTTLING CO. 216 Recktenwald, Gary 200 Rectenwald , Karen 117 Redpath, Dinah 186 Reed, David 200 Reed, Jackson 25 157 Reed, Kathy 186 Reed, Larry 157 Reed, Sherry 157 Reese, Peggy 47, 186 Regl. Wayne 116, 201 Renaldo, Randall 201 Renner, Betty 201 Reppard, Lou Anne 51, 83, 173 Resczynski, Lawrence 95 Revay, Joseph 37, 55 Rexroad, Steven 57, III Rexrode, Carol 157 Reynolds, Dana 47 Reynolds, Gordon 52. 157 Reynolds, Robert 59, 187 Rhoades, Judy 187 Rhodes, Phillip 174 Rice, Barbara 174 Rice, Deborah 201 Rice, Juanita 201 Rice, Mary 157 Rice. Susan 174 Richman, Garry 157 Richmond, Helen 35, 157 Riedeman, Steven 56, 57, 187 Riffee, Sheila 201 Rigger, Frank 58 Riggleman, Barbara 174 Riggleman, William 86, 87, 157 Riggs, Lauren 25, 34, 51, 157 Riggs, Violet 187 Riley, Darrell 174 Rinker, Olivia 157 Ripley, Maria 201 Ripoli, James 58, 59, 174 Ritz, Terry III 187 Rizzo, Frances 201 Roberts, Linda 157 Roberts, Wanda 201 Robinson, Connie 187 Robinson, Dane 157 Robinson Emily 25, 174 Robinson, Phoebe 43, 187 Robinson, Ralph 187 Rodriguez. Bobbye 40, 47, 187 Rogers, Calvin l 7 4 Rogers, Judith 157 Rogers, Timothy 56, 57, 174 Rohanna Patti 35, 158 Rollins. Amelia 33. 201 Rollins, Geary 201 Rollyson, Derald 54, 55, 187 Romeo R-nald 58 Rometo. Marlene 174 Rose, Kitty 187 Rosenberger, Daniel 174 Rosenberger, Pamela 18, 36, 34, 48, 174 Rosenberger, Patricia 201 Rosic, Charles 187 Rouzee, Raymond 52 Rowan, Michael 56 57, 158 Rowland, Ronald 56, 57, 114, 187 Roy William 25, 32, 158 Ruogie-o Lillian 24, 32, 201 Rush, Roger 201 Ruszkowski, Joyce 51, 40, 174 Ryan. Donna 187 Ryan, Ruth 201 Ryan, Walter 30 Saban, JoAnn 158 Sabo, George 158 Sachetti, Joyce 47, 174 Saddlemire, Ann 47, 187 Sadtler, Michael 53, 187 Saeler, Penelope 158 Sago, Daniel 158 Salai, James 1 14 Sandefur, Stephen 174 Sanders, Barbara 201 Sandridge, Earl 187 Sands, Kenneth 34 Sandy, Betty 22. 23. 76 Sandy, Joseph 1 16 Sapp, Glenn 158 Sapp, Larry 174 Sargeant, Jeanne 158 Satterfield, David 158 Satterfield, Janet 23 Satterfield, Jesse 174 Saulsgiver, Donald 158 Saunders, James 58, 192 Sauro, Janet 187 Sauro, John 58 Savage. Daniel 201 Sawyer, Linda 25, 158 Sawyer, Patricia 30 Scarff, George 202 Schaeffer, Betty 174 Schmeck, Marybelle 44, 45, 188 Schmidle, Jill 18, 20, 44, 45, 158 Schmidt, Gerard 188 Schmidt, Helen 202 Schmidt, Patricia 158 Schmidt, Susanne 32, 175 Schoffler, Thomas 188 Schweinebraten David 159 Scolish, Rosella 51, 188 Scott, Charles 34, 61 188 Scott, Deanna 35, 159 Scott, James 202 Scott, Judith 175 Scott, Lynn 202 Scott, Michael 188 Scott, Rose 83, 188 Sedera. Gary 95 Sedlock Andrew 86, 90 See, Roger 87 Seese, Myra 34. 43, 159 Seese, Myron 60 Sellers, Lucille 24, 175 Serene, Kent 109 Sfero, Julie 20, 1 88 Schackelford, Deborah 69 Shaffer, David 202 Shafferman, Ann 18, 36, 47, 159 Shaga, Geraldine 175 Shahady, George 40, 58 Shahan. Kenneth 202 Shahan, Sharon 202 Shallenberger, Chris 159 Shane, Janet 202 Shannon, Karen 36, 47 83, 175 Shannon, Michael 175 Sharp, Elaine 175 Sharp, James 28 Shaw, James 52 Shaw, Robert 175 Sheets, Robert 34, 36, 61, 175 Shelbaer, Barbara 175 AWS STYLE SHOW— Pam Harris, Susie Lavencheck, 222 Shelton, Rebekah 44, 45, 175 Sherbs, Betty 159 Shields. Marshall 58, 83 Shingleton, Arthur 37 57 Shipco. Linda 70, 188 ' Shock, Alice 159 Shock, Renee 29, 202 Shreve, Dianne 32, 202 Shreve, Marilyn 159 Shreves. Robert 202 Shriver, Deborah 159 Shriver, James 188 Shrout, Charles 188 Shrout, Roger 188 Shultz, Kenneth 175 Shuman, Pamela 202 Sidow, Linda 33, 175 Sigley, Vera 26, 159 Simmons. Marlene 202 Simon, Christine 43. 160 Simonton, Susan 202 Sims, Janice 48, 49, 160 Sinclair, Rebecca 202 Sines, Michael 160 Sites, Marsha 202 Sites, Robert 160 Skeen Harry 56, 57 188 Skidmore. John 56, 57, 86 94. 95, 160 Skinner, Kathy 202 Skinner, Lynn 36, 47. 188 Skinner, Richard 160 Slamick, James 26, 30, 32, 34, 160 Slider. Beverly 24 Smallridge, Rodney 160 Smega, Margaret 202 Smith, Barbara 188 Smith, Deborah 202 Smith, Frances 202 Smith, James 188 Smith, JoAnne 192, 202 Smith, Joseph 60 Smith, Nancy 188 Smith, Robert, 25. 188 Smith, Rodney 58, 59, 175 Smith, Victoria 202 Smyth, Steven 52, 53 160 Snider. Paul 54, 55, 175 Snider. Robert 23 Snoderly, Ruth 160 Snodgrass, Charlotte 202 Snodgrass, Leah 20, 160 Snyder, John 28 Sobolewski, Cheryl 160 Sobolewski, Stephanie 175 Softcheck, Robert 188 Southern, Duane 22, 61, 76, 160 Spadafore, Lawrence 61, 160 Sparvieri, William 37, 57, 56, 161, 221 Spence. Janice 175 Spencer, Johnny 60, 66, 86. 87 Spencer, Ronald 58 Spencer, Teena 161 Spiker. Paula 33, 202 Spoerlein, Roger 175 Springer, Scott 188 Springer, Sharon 43, 161 Sprouse, John 58, 59, 161 Squires, Carol 188 Stalder, Kathryn 33, 47, 188 Stalnaker. Michael 61, 161 Stankevich, Sandra 202 Stanley, Lynn 43, 175 Starkey, John 202 Starliper, Catherine 202 Starn, Robert 25, 161 Starr, Robert 202 Stealey, Brenda 175 Steiner, Dennis 161 Stephenson, John 109 Stevens, Carolyn 47, 76, 175 Stevens, Donald 29, 161 Stevens, John 32 Stevens, Pauline 203 Steward, Larry 37, 52 Stewart, David 188 Stewart, Nancy 203 Stewart, Warren 25, 161 Stocking, Ronald 58 Stoner, Marvin 86 Stonestreet, Robert 161 Stout, David 58. 59, 175 Stout, Gary I 16 Straight, Earl Norval 83, 87, IE Straight, Richard 161 Strawser, Judy 189 Strawser, Linda 203 Strogen, George 161 Stuckey, Cheryl 82 Studenic, Gary 60, 109 Sturm, Deborah 203 Sturm, Sarah 203 Summers, Judith 23, 189 Summers, Vickie 203 Swain, Sondra 189 Swanger, Frank 175 Swanson, Wayne 36, 53, 289 Swecker, June 203 Swisher David 189 Swisher, Thomas 86, 87 Swope, William 86 Sypolt, Terrie 203 Takarsh, John 162 Talerico, Thomas 18, 56, 134, 162 Tarasuk, Harry 175 TARLETON MOTOR CO. 214 Tassey. Elaine 175 Taylor, Barry 175 Taylor, Charles 83, 189 Taylor, Christine 176 Taylor, Deborah 203 Taylor, Anthony 37, 58 Taylor, Lee 44 Taylor Paul 30. 31, 176 Taylor, Paula 162 Taylor, Steve 37, 52 Taylor, Steve 162 Teets, Louise 30 Templeton, Rosemary 203 Tennant, Mark 18, 60, 61, 86, 87, 93, 162 Tenney, Mary 203 Terry, Daryl 176 Teter, Juanita 189 Tetrick, Brenda 203 Thomas, Chester 54, 55, 176 Thomas, James 204 Thomas, Norman 31 Thompson Mary 189 Thome. Cathy 33, 43, 176 Thorne, Donna 189 Thorne, Gary 204 Thorne, Kathy 35, 162 Thorne, Sandra 204 Thornton, Linda 204 Thralls Charie 18, 19, 22, 67, 76 Threlkeld. Helen 176 Tichenor, Linda 189 Timberlake, Terry 204 Tintle, Nancy 162 Tonkery, Peggy 190 Tonkovich, Deatra 204 Toombs, Ralph 24 Toothman, Darrell 204 Toothman, John 190 Toothman, Linda 44 Toothman, Rich ard 54, 55, 162, 40 Tracy, Linda 190 Travis. Ruth 162 Treleven, Jacqueline 36, 44, 45, 162 Trimble, Lenora 176 Tsotties, Diane 117 Tucci, James 1 16, 176 Turner, Barbara 190 204 Turner, Billie 163 Tusing, Terry 117, 176 Tutalo, John 58, 59, 176 Tutalo, Stephen 204 Tynes, Pamela 33, 51, 106, 176 Ulery, Richard 190 Ullom, John 190 Undereiner, Noreen 36, 44, 45, 176 Underwood, David 163 Uram, Dolores 204 Urtso, Pamela 44, 45, 177 Valentine, Nancy 29, 190 Vandergrift, Charles 56, 177 Vandergrift, Patricia 18, 19, 27 34 36, 51, 83. 220 Vangilder, Donald 177 Vangilder Robert 28 Vanfelt, Jennifer 204 VanValey. Debra 204 Varner, Sharon 204 Varner. Shirley 40, 47, 177 Varner. Vicki 36. 47, 163 Vassar. Phil 61 Veach, Tent 57 Veghts. Nicholas 163 Vickers, Rebecca 204 Viqna, Kathryn 190 Villone, Ernestine 32, 204 Vincent, Cathy 163 Vincent, David 24, 25 33, 163 Vincent, Michael 163 Vincent. Nancy 33, 163 Vincent, Sonja 204 Vines, Pamela 204 Vingle, Pamela 83, 204 Patty Priolette, Kathy Needham. w Waddell, Mary Jo 163 Wade, Libbie 163 Wade. Susan 43. 163 Walaszczyk, Judith 163 Waldo, Michael 163 Walker, Ben 31 Wallace, Diane 204 Wallace. Linda 24, 177 Walley Nancy 43 Walsh, Francis 54, 55 177 Warash. Samuel 40, 58, 59, 115, 163 Ware, Fleeta 190 Ware, Karen 35 204 Ware, Norman 27, 163 Warqo, Christine 24, 30, 32, 47, 177 Watach, Constance 70 204 Watkins, Pamela 204 Watson, Bill 163 Watson, Dean 163 Watts, Bonnie 117 Waugh, Nelsona 31, 204 Weaver, Rebecca 47, 190 Webb. Paula 164 Weekley, John 177 Weekley, Larry 37. 54, 55, 177 Weese, Shirley 190 Weikle, Robert 61 Weinberger, Anthony 52, 69 Weisemiller Leslie 204 Weisemiller, Richard 54. 55, 190 Weisiack, Robert 205 Welch, Kathy 205 Welty, Joseph 58, 59. 190 Werts Bruce III West. Frances 190 Westfall, Richard 54, 55, 190 Wharton, James 205 Whetzel, James 17 White, James 34 White, Margaret 164 White, Rick 205 White, Rosemary 48. 49. 190 Whitecotton, Carolyn 164 Whiteford, Thomas 83 Whitescarver. Garry 164 Whoolery, Rick 190 Wilburn, Darlene 164 Wiles, Beverly 205 Wiles, Rebecca 40. 177 Wilfong, Alana 164 Wilfong, Kathy 190 Wilkins. Janet 205 Willey, Kathy 164 Williams. Charlene 205 Williams. David 205 Williams, Deborah 23, 190 Williams, Donna 82 Williams, Douglas 56 57, 190 Williams, Joyce 205 Williams, Margaret 48, 49, 177 Williams, Michael 29 Williams, Susan 43, 164 Williamson, Ann 205 Wilmoth, Brenda 205 Wi ' moth. Sheila 205 Wilson, David 164 Wilson. David 190 Wilson, Erie 24 WPson, Frances 164 Wilson, Janet 177 Wilson, Julia 18, 26, 27, 34, 51, 164 Wilson, Marcia 18, 23, 34, 164 Wilson, Nancy 190 Wilson, William 56, 57, 134, 164 Winans, Retha 205 Wince, Leon 20S Windisch, Paul III Winnell, Deborah 44, 45, 164 Winwick, Marianna 165 Wise Robert 95 WMMN RADIO 213 Wolfe, Bonnie 191 Wolfe, Constant 191 Wolfe, Donna 205 Wolfe. Jerry 191 Wood. Nancy 165 Wood, Sandra 26, 165 Wooddell, Kennith 177 Woodward, Mary 33, 36, 48, 177 Wooten, Barbara 51, 165 Worden. Edward 37, 56, 57, 165. 221 WORKINGMANS STORE 212 Workman, Diana 191 Wright, Eileen 23 Wright, Gloria 24, 25, 165 Wright, Lynn 83 Wyant, Donald 34 Wyant. James 37, 56, 57, 114, 165 Wyckoff, John 114, 177 Y Yakim, Charles 18, 34, 165 Yakim, Linda 27, 34, 165 Yambor, Arthur 165 Yeager, William 30 Yerace, Linda 205 Yerace, Loretta 24 Yergovich, Donna 47, 191 Yoak, Sharon 26, 191 Yoho, Francis 191 Yoho, Howard 165 Yoho, Kenneth 177 Yoke, Alan 205 Yoke, Margaret 26, 34, 44, 45, 165 Yost, Donna 191 Young, Connie 43 Young, David 52 110 Young, Donald 108 Young, Elizabeth 177 Young, Rebecca 66, 67, 70, 205 Young, Stephen 165 Zickefoose, Steven 30, 205 65 Zimmerman, Georgeann Zirkle, Barbara 165 Zirkle, Frederick 54, 55, 177 Zirkle, Dale 52, 53, 177 Zsonboran, Joseph 57 Zugar, Danie 205 Zugar, June 165 Zundell. 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