Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1971 volume:

F m rtt College Library ii lll —M I lege Library TOP: New $3 million Hunt-Haught Science Hall is to be completed by this fall. MIDDLE: Aerial view of campus. Since this picture, two major parking lots have been added along with the new science hall under construction. Fairmont State Fll A Week On ' The Hill ' ABOVE LEFT: Administration Building, oldest building on campus, houses such departments as English, education, and social science. ABOVE RIGHT: Side view of the circular part of the Fine Arts Building. LEFT: Fall view of the men ' f dormitory, Pence Hall. Fairmont State — 3 9 3 315 -- s i Much Work To Be Done RIGHT In I.E. class, student checks material to see how it will hold up to extreme heat. LEFT: Student adjusts drill press. BELOW: Student in stage band practices his music tor an upcoming concert. 4 — Fairmont State LEFT: Dr. Elizabeth Swiger prepares an experiment for one of her chemistry classes. RIGHT: Elementary education student works on paper mache project in art class. BELOW: Student checks various sound waves on an oscilloscope. Competition With Other Colleges TOP LEFT: Dave Sheranko battles for possession of ball against one of the Falcons several opponents. TOP RIGHT: Falcons clash against Concord during homecoming. BOTTOM LEFT: Falcons battle NAIA soccer champs, Davis Elkins. MIDDLE LEFT: Dave Ashby performs one of his several dives. BOTTOM RIGHT: Basketball team goes through drills before opening season. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dusty Hayhurst runs for Fairmont during a cross-country meet against Marietta College. Fairmont State — 7 Competition Among Students ABOVE: Theta Xi, Matt Fort,er leds in one of several races during Greek Week. LOWER LEFT: Bill Conlev runs close in the baton race. TOP RIGHT: Sonia Levi.sky, Ph, Mu, represents her sorority in the shot-put. LOWER MIDDLE: Tricycle race was one many events held during Greek Week. LOWER RIGHT: Students can spend their spare time play,™ tennis. 6 8 - Fairmont State Fairmont State — 9 Homecoming: Weekend Of Tradition 10 - Fairmont State LEFT PAGE-BOTTOM: Grand Prize Float was won by the Phi Mu sorority. TOP LEFT: Float entered by the Industrial Arts club. TOP RIGHT: Patty Priolette watches game against the Concord Mountain Lions. RIGHT PAGE-TOP LEFT: Homecoming Queen, Becky Weaver is congratu- lated by President Feaster. TOP RIGHT: Fighting Falcon Marching Band begins half-time show. RIGHT: Band performs one of their rock num- bers. LEFT: Rosier Field was packed as the crowd watched the Falcons take a 40-12 victory over Concord. yH I WU I M _i|||f fMU I lPWIIg itf IP—P am Fairmont State ABOVE: The sensational Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band of over 22 members performed in Wallman Hall on Oct. 9. BELOW: Set To Music. a two-part production, performing parts of Hair. Cast per- formed contempory selections along with some top Broadway musicals. 12 — Fairmont State Social Life And Fine Arts ABOVE: Andrea Levine and Richard Flanders, of Set to Music work on makeup before curtain time. BELOW: FSC students performing Shakes- peare ' s well known play Tam- ing of the Shrew. ■ ' . Time To Relax, Prepare For Another Week 14 — Fairmont State UPPER LEFT: Larry Carr spends his spare time skiing on the Tygart Valley River. FAR LEFT: Fun is riding the falls at Valley Falls State Park. LOWER MIDDLE: One of the most awesome tasks for a FSC student is doing his laundry. ABOVE: Students prepare for another week by working on their assignments in the study lounge. BELOW: Two Pence Hall students pass their time by reading an educational magazine. Fairmont State - 15 ACTIVITIES Summer And Smoke By Tennessee Williams 18 — Activities Cast Alma, as a child . D John, as a child ... ' . ' . r ' rv M A ™ y t B h ruce Rev. Winemiller Gary cCutcheon Mrs. Winemiller loyd Arnett lohn Buchannan Jr S n 16 ? Alma Winemiller J™ ° an ' Rosa Gonzales f ' nda m V the Nellie Ewell ,oyce Dot 5on DUo m Buchannan Sr .. Th M Vernon Ther f sa K«dd Rosemary Q ., ■ . ,im C ,° le Dusty M S ally o Bartlett Gonzales Mlch | ael N G nev.e Arch,e Kramer : p t cAteer p ear | rhil Williams Debbie Williams The Rainmaker By Richard Nash Noach Curry Bob Holepit H C. Curry Lee McLaughlin Jim Curry Mike Genevie Lizzie Curry Janet Satterfield F j| e Phil Williams Sheriff ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . Bl11 R °y Bill Starbuch Blaine Robinson The Taming Of The Shrew CAST Christopher Sly Mike Genevie Hostess Francie Dunham Lord Jim Cole Huntsman Eddie Chanell Page Gregory Mason Servants: 1st Gayle Emery 2nd Karen McGumphey 3rd Mary K. Hervey Lucentio Ronald Blake Traino Bob Holepit Biondello Tim Sharp Baptista Lee McLaughlin Cremio Steve Rader Hortensio Rick Leggett Kate Danita Fiorenza Bianca Linda Davidson Petruchio Jim Butcher Crumio Joe McAteer Pedant Calvin Carpenter Vincentio Jim Cole Tailor Eddie Chanell Curt 5 Jeannie Edwards Widow Marilyn lams 20 — Activities Desire Under The Elms By: Eugene O ' Neill CAST Eben Carl Lengel Simeon Olan Cottrill Peter Danny Curry Ephriam Cabot Matt Fortier Abbie Marilyn lams Old Farmer James Gianaris Man Wayne Swanson Young Cirl Vesta Sions Mother )an Woodward Townspeople Stephanie Oliverio Kathy Seelinger Gayle Emery Bonnie Shaw Eddie Channell Fred McCord Carl Salancy Rick Leggett Sheriff Jonathan Springston Deputy Chris Romig Fiddler Richard R. Lengel Activities — 21 Hello Dolly By Thorton Wilder 22 Activities Hello Dolly Cast Mrs. Dolly Gallegher Betty Bea Cox Ernestina Bernadette Mainella Ambrose Demper Olan Cottrill, Jr. Horse Karne Bilotta and Sharon Golden Horace Vanergelder George Furley Ermengarde Mary West Cornelius Hackl Danny Gurry Barnaby Tucker Mike Hermosilla Irene Molloy Elaine Herman Minnie Fay Tanya Grimsley Mrs. Rose Danita Fiorenza Rudolph Harry Guenther judge LA. Wallman Court Clerk Brent Dugan TOWNSPEOPLE: Helen Bickel, Vicki Dodd, Joyce Ann Flint, Jane Lengel, Bernadette Mainella, Kathy Raspa Nancy Stewart, Judy Summers, Willa Van Gilder, Jean Watkins, Karen Bilotta, Sharon Golden, Brent Dugan, Marc Golden, Harry Guenther, Bob Heffner, Keith Weigandt, Rick Leggett, David Underwood, Bob Raspa. WAITERS: Brent Dugan, Marc Golden, Harry Guenther, Bob Heffner, Rick Leggett, Keith Weygandt, David Underwood, Bob Raspa, Irvin Caplan, Bernard Stalder, David Curry, Ron Leamon, Lawrence Donaldson, Bucky Merrifield, John Teahan, Bill Wilmoth, Jim Arnett. DANCERS: Karen Bilotta Sharon Golden, Marc Golden, Brent Dugan. ■ J 1,- fit i 7 ] : : : H 1 ? ■ BP m§ l|| ' - ll iP ■ W lr ,:, ' : ' - ' ■■■ ' ™- : : : : ' f - : 2 Ik 1 Ml. sr J £ ' ;- - V M p $§§§1 Ej wUt W i ' ; fc ••• JH _JJ r 3 i W P BBI |ff -A . ? SmT ' :7 I ■ MM l hY V I IF ' H Mm I Do! I Do! by Jan de Hartog Cast He (Michael) . . . Charles Manly She (Agnes) . . . Linda Smythe Activities 23 Cactus Flower By Abe Burrows 24 — Activities Cast Toni Simmons Karen Larry Igor Sullivan Olan Cottrill Jr. Stephanie Dickinson Deanna Spring Mrs. Dison Durant | r js Bressler Dr. Julian Winston Bob Parker Harvey Greenfield Max Fields Senor Arturo Sanchez John Mcllwee Music Lover Danita Fiorenza Waiter Frank Eppich Botticelli ' s Springtime Linda Wollard Customer Bob Heffner Arthur And The Magic Sword By Sir Thomas Malory Merlin John M. Teahan Sir Lot of Orkney Fred McCord Margawse Kathy Raspa Page Kirk Waronicki Sir Uriens Carl L. Salancy Morgan Le Fay Midge Teahan Sir Leodogrance Danny Curry The Earl of Bagdemagus Tom Baker Page Ronald Warren The Archbishop of Canterbury Rick Leggett King Uther Pendragon Charles Swanson Sir Lucan Joe McAteer Lady in Waiting Linda Anselene Kay Bill Weaver Arthur Neal Hamilton Marion Melanie Marsh Sir Hector Ron Blake Lady Lenore Becky Dicken Messenger Ralph Walsh Mordred Kemper Lengel Whinnie The Pooh By A. A. Milne Christopher Robinl Kirk Waronicki Voice Bob Heffner Pooh Kemper Lengel Piglet Brad Waronicki Rabbit David Satterfield Animal 1 Margaret Ellen Smith Animal 2 Amy Bruce Animal 3 Mark Bowyer Animal 4 Kevin Sansalone Eeyore Kevin Williamson Owl Raymond Alvarez Kanga Martha Warren Roo Rochell Vilar Activities — 25 Brooklyn Bridge 26 — Activities Trinidad Steel Band The sensational Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band of over 22 members from Trinidad performed on Oct. 9, in Wallman Hall. The Steel Band ' s music ranged from classical to rock and roll on oil drums. This fact in itself as- tounded the audience, but also because of the un- believable fidelity and artistic accomplishment with which they performed each concert or dance num- ber, whether it be modern, classical or native ca- lypso. The calypso numbers were combined with exciting dancing and chanting. The band performed such numbers as Handel ' s Hallelujah Chorus, Khachaturian ' s Sabre Dance, and several selections from the rock musical Hair. Above and Below: Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band performs some of their outstanding music on oil drums. Set To Music Set to Music, a two-part program, ap- peared on Oct. 20 in Wallman Hall. The program was sponsored by the Convocation Committee. Selections from the musical theater were included in part one. They included, No, No, Nanette, Oklahoma, Pal joey, Carousel, Kiss Me Kate, and Most Happy Fella. Part two consisted of contemporary selec- tions from the shows Hair, The Fantas- tiks, Little Mary Sunshine, and Your Own Thing. The group finished with a sur- prise rock finale. Five talented artists composed the casts for this production. They include, Ted Bow- lin, Richard Flanders, Andrea Levine, Harri- son Fisher, and Patti Perkins. Jw 28 — Activities Oedipus Rex Oedipus Rex, Sophocles! Classic tragedy of the king who slays his father and weds his mother, was presented by the National Players on Feb. 4 in Wallman Hall. A play of action, poetry, and emotional power spans the centuries as a classic. The tale of the ill fated king is constructed with the finely-drawn skill of a masterful detec- tive story. The performance was financed in half by the West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council and Fairmont State College Program Committee. Activities — 29 Vanguard Theater The Vanguard Theater, sponsored by the Convoca- tions Committee, appeared in Wallman Hall on Nov- ember 30. Three one act plays were performed: The Chairs by Eugene Lonesco, Camera Obscura by Robert Pa- trick and The Zoo Story by Edward Albee. Conceived and directed by Marcelle Feiner, Van- guard ' s Creative Director, the production cast includes Bonita Bray, Dav id Bray, and Tom Dennis. ? New Cleveland String Quartet gave a brilliant performance on March 1 in Wallman Hall. The Quartet performed three numbers by Moz- art, Bartok, and Beethoven. Members of the Cleveland Quartet include Paul Katz, Martha Strongin Katz, Peter Salaff and Donald Weiler- stein. New Cleveland Quartet is being considered for presentation at the celebrated mecca of chamber music, the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. Debut tours of South America and Europe will take place during the 1971-72 season. New Cleveland Strin Quartet Activities 31 Guest Speakers Right: PEARL S. BUCK -- Native West Virginian and Nobel Prize winner spoke on, My Several Worlds As I See Them at the Fairmont Theatre on Nov. 11. Lower right: ANSON MOUNT - Public affairs man tor Playboy Magazine, was feature speaker for the Wesley Foundation ' s program on The Values Revolution. Mount spoke on Playboy ' s Contribution to the Values Revolution. Lower left: FLOYD B. McKISSICK - Noted civil rights leader and National Director of CORE spoke on April 6 in the Student Center Ballroom. Top left: WILLIAM EWALD, IR. - Danforth visiting lecturer and noted Ecologist, was one of the final convocation speakers for second semester. Top right: REV. MALCOLM BOYD - Termed as a rebel who wears a clerical collar, spoke in Wallman Hall last spring. Rev. Boyd is noted for his book Are You Running With Me lesus? Left: VICTOR CHRIST-IANER - Distinguished architect, gave a public lecture on Architecture as Art and a convocation address on, Beyond Architecture. Activities — 33 Fairmont College Library Homecoming — 1970 Beautiful girls, sunshine, and Falcon enthusiasm were all a part of the char- isma of Homecoming 1970. Activities began Friday, Oct. 23, with a parade in the evening, followed by an informal dance in the ballroom. A full stadium of students, alumni and fans gathered to see the Concord Mountain Lions fall to the Falcons, 40-12. Following the game, several fra- ternities and sororities sponsored re- ceptions for visiting alumni, and an Alumni Banquet was held in the caf- eteria. Homecoming queen, Becky Weaver, was presented a bouquet of roses dur- ing halftime activities Saturday after- noon, and was crowned by college president, Dr. Eston K. Feaster, at the coronation ball that night. Left page, above: Homecoming Queen, Becky Weaver. Below: Homecoming court, Janet Arthur, Terry Constable, 1969 Homecoming Queen Be cky Young, Becky Weaver, Pam Harris, Kathy Stalder. Right page, above: A full stadium of fans gather to see the Homecoming game. Left: Falcon cheerleaders lead crowd in victory cheer. Right: The band performs rock music during halftime. Activities — 35 Floats Phi Mu Grand Prize Winner Tau Beta lota First Place Men ' s Divison Sigma Tau Gamma 36 Activities Sigma Sigma Sigma Industrial Arts Club Alpha Xi Delta First Place Women ' s Division Activities 37 38 — Activities Marching And Stage Bands Left page: above — Fairmont State College Marching Band; below - complete majorette corp with drum major and feature twirlers, first row, Barbara Hamden, Judy Kinnan, Tim Kraft, Connie Watach, Lynn Napolillo. Second row, Karen Bilotta, Linda Shipco, Nancy Stewart, Kathy Malone, head majorette Joyce Lipinski, Kathy Harrold, Margaret Donaldson, Veronica Loveall, Richadeen Hyre. Right page: above — Fairmont State College Concert Band, below - new majorettes for 1970-71 are Kathy Harrold, Margaret Donaldson, Nancy Stewart, Richadeen Hyre, Barbara Hamden, Lynn Napolillo. Activities — 39 Colle Front row: Susan Miller, Martha Edgar, Susan Elsey, Nancy Valentine, Kathy Yoco, Nancy L i I ley, Sandy DeMoss, Becky Miller, Debbie McCann, Sandy Osborne. Second row: Dave Haney, John Yost, Kay Pitrolo, Vicki Dodd, Sharon Yoak, Ken Yoho, )im Cole, Susan Taylor, jenney Smith, Tom Straight and Bill Way. Third row: Larry Bodkin, Mike Barnett, Brent Rollins, Ken Collins, Roger Spoerlein, |im Arnett, Fred McCord, )im Perry, David Meek and Danny Booth. Below: Combined Choruses, under the direction of Frances Moody and Thomas Caruso, presented Handel ' s Messiah, Dec. 6. 40 Activities Black Homecomin Court Black Homecoming Court members, elected by the Black Student Union, are Ralphilena Weir, queen, Rose Sal lis and )oyce Powell Alpine Princess Betsy Jack Miss Fairmont Susan Elsey 1st runner-up Miss West Virginia Activities 41 Freshman Orientation Right: Big Daddy . Larry Bell, oversees Freshman class meeting. Below: Freshmen stand awaiting speech from Big Daddy. Right page, above: Freshmen get acquainted during the bonfire. Lower left: Freshman counselor, Karen Shannon attends torch light parade. Lower right: One of the main events during Freshman Orientation is the capping ceremony. 42 - Activities Activities — 43 Miss Fairmont State College layne Matheny JBr Sat « JK pP Above: Miss Fairmont State College and the finalists: Pam Harris, Miss Delta Zeta; Donna Williams, Miss lunior Class; Nichole Shrive, Miss North Hall; and Mary Kay Minehart, Miss Morgan Hall. Below: layne Matheny being congratulated by other con- testants. Activities — 45 Columns Staff 46 — Activities Top: Columns Staff - Seated: Donna Stanley, Karen Shannon, and Charles Taylor. Standing: Liz Shawen, Charles Kovalan, Linda Lehman, and Lou Ann Reppard. Below: Joy Boram and Linda Lehman proofread stories from the printer. First Semester Staff Editor-in-chief Karen Shannon Managing Editor Charlie Taylor News Editor Lou Anne Reppard Feature Editor Donna Stanley Photographer Rick Leggett Business Manager Wayne Swanson Assistant Editors .... Barbara Berisford, lane Carpenter, Susan Lambert, and Rose Scott Reporters . . . David Haney, Charles Kovalan, Lynda Lehman, lack Leonard, Diane Mallonee, June Metz, and Debbie Sei frit Second Semester Staff Editor-in-chief Charlie Taylor News Editor Patty Cianfrocca Assistant |o Anne Boyer Feature Editor Donna Stanley Assistant Charles Kovalan Sports Editor lennings Orwig Assistant |oe Dorsey Make-up Editors Susan Lambert, Rose Scott Assistant lack Leonard Copy Editors |oy Boram, Liz Sahwen Picture Editor Nancy Diamond Photographers Rick Leggett, Max Kisner Business Manager Linda Lehman Exchange Editor Gary Keener Above: Charles Taylor and Karen Shannon plan for an upcoming issue of the Columns. Left: Gary Keener prepares papers to be exchanged. Activities 47 Above: Bonnie Getz and Earl Straight check the pictures tor the class section. Below: Bonnie Getz works on typing the index. 48 - Activities Mound Staff Editor-in-Chief Earl Straight Business Manager Gerry Schmidt Organizations Editor Bonnie Getz Individuals Editor Beth Furgason Activities Editor Paula King Sports Editor Charles Taylor Greek Editor Joy Boram Index Barbara Berisford Susan Lambert Photographers Rick Leggett Max Kisner Typists Elizabeth Schmidt Barbara Fultz Above: Mound Staff: Front row: Paula King, Bonnie Getz, Rick Leggett, Second row: Earl Straight, Beth Furgason, Elizabeth Schmidt and Charles Taylor. Left: Individuals Editor, Beth Furgason works to finish her section before the next deadline. Activities - 49 GREEKS 111 Wfeqgr u w 1 ' Vl i f) n ■ Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Kappa Chapter Sigma Sigma Sigma was Founded April 20, 1898, at Farm- vi lie State Normal School, the present Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia. Formally Tau Tau Tau, a local sorority, Alpha Kappa Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was established on May 30, 1930, as the first national sorority on the campus of Fairmont State College. 1. Marie Battista 20. Peggy Hemman 2. Monica Dickerson 21. loyce Ruszkowski 3. Susan Koehn 22. Collette Hill 4. Rosella Richardson 23. Pam Stalnaker 5. Kay Pitrolo 24. Donna Williams 6. Kathy Malone 25. Becky Bunner 7. Pam Cousins 26. Karen Bilotta 8. Nancy Diamond 27. Alice Rogers 9. Betsy Jack 28. Diana Defazio 10. LouAnne Reppard 29. Linda Davidson 11. Leslie Weisenmiller 30. ludy Wolfe 12. Nancy Burns 31. Beth Furgason 13. Kathy Gaughenbaugh 32. Kathy Lafferty 14. Penny Cousins 33. Francine Batton 15. Brenda Lantz 34. Connie Watash 16. Sheila Gissy 35. Joyce Lipinski 17. Linda Bertwell 36. Terry Jo Pizatella 18. Mary M. Conrad 37. Kathy Howell 19 Faye Asfour 52 - Greeks lSi %vu Creeks — 53 Sigma Pi Gamma Epsilon Chapter Sigma Pi, national fraternity, was founded in 1897 at Vin- cennes University, Vincennes, Indiana. In February of 1961 this national fraternity established a colony at Fairmont State College. It was not until October 12, 1963 that this colony officially became Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Pi. 1. Jeff Taylor Unphotographed 2. Wayne Mathias Jake Anderegg 3. Larry Bell Jim Bubul 4. Tom Smarella Joe Ellis 5. |ohn Van I romp Mike Feola 6. Steve Louis Bill Harris 7. Bob Baney Aaron Hawkins 8. Larry Dean Dick Johnson 9. Mark Bjorkman Steve Mariner 10. Charles Stanley Paul Petonick 11. Ron Aylestock Bill Postlewaite 12. Ralph Quick Galen Queen 13. Buck McGee Raymond Rouzee 14. Ken Martray Mike Sadtler 15. Tom Brown Larry Steward 16. Terry Germon Marv Stoner 17. |im Shaw Bill Swope 18. ken Woodell Tony Weinberger 19. Jerry Boutin Dave Young 20. Charlie Taylor Dale Zirkle 21. Wally Edgell Brad Isner John Kraner Wayne Swanson 54 - Greeks Greeks — 55 Alpha Xi Delta Delta Omicron Chapter Alpha Xi Delta was established on the Fairmont State Col- lege campus on February 22, 1963. Alpha Xi Delta was founded at Lombard College, in Galesburg, III. on April 17, 1893. The sorority now has 146 nationally active chapters. Prior to 1963 the sorority on Fairmont ' s campus was known as Alpha Delta Chi. ¥2 A 1 . Lynn Stanley 2. Mary Clark 3. Donna Dayton 4. Theodora Paolo 5. Dell Hildebrand 6. Nicki Lawson 7. Ralphine Beckner 8. Bonnie Marr 9. |ackie Moran 10. |udy Summers 11 . Cindy Allen 12. Linda Harvey 13. Beverly Michaels 14. Alice Crimboli 15. Martha Edgar 16. Paula Spiker 17. Rose Brunetti 18. Donna Gearde 19. Patty Joyce 20. Marilyn Murphy 21. Nancy Kronenberger 22. Connie Young 23. Nancy Gawthrop 24. |udy Dodson 25. Janet Arthur 26. Camella Young 27. Margaret Bard 28. Susan Kincaid 29. )anette Petrosky 30. Jean Hunter 31. Rose Kellison 32. Marilyn McDougal 33. Patty Gibson 34. Linda Haass 35. Katy Jo Lancianese 36. Marlene Rometo 37. Debbie Mallamo 38. Cathy Thorne 39. Barbara Decker 40. Susan Bradshaw 41. Carol Lallone 42. Brenda Gibson 43. Patricia Cannon 56 - Greeks 0 -+ - J I J Creeks — 57 W 58 - Greeks Tau Kappa Epsilon Zeta Sigma Chapter Tau Kappa Epsilon, the largest international fraternity for men, was founded on lanuary 10, 1909. The Zeta Sigma chapter was organized on the local campus in 1948 and became the Theta Delta chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon in 1959. 1. Larry Resczynski 16. |im Scott 2. John Gouzd 17. Rod Phillips 3. Bob Weikle 18. Rick Keller 4. Mike Lucas 19. Arlington Kisner 5. Frank Austin 20. Bob Sheets 6. |oe Delaney 21. |ohn DeMary 7. Ray Lombardi 22. Bill Carder 8. Emanuel Caltrider 23. Fred Philps 9. |im Holbert 24. Andy lersey 10. Dick Corley 25. Tom Arnold 11. Myron Seese 26. Dave Gibson 12. Charlie Scott 27. )im Long 13. Art Baldauf 28. Danny Beck 14. Bill Conley 29. Rick Maxwell 15. Phil McLane Greeks - 59 Sigma Tau Gamma Xi Chapter Sigma Tau Gamma was founded June 28, 1929, upon the desires and aspirations of seventeen men attending the summer sessions of Central Missouri State College. Xi Chapter was installed at FSC on March 23, 1929 follow- ing petition from Kappa Psi Xi. 1. Bobby Gardner 2. Herman DePrsopero 3. |ohn P. Lunch 4. Dennis Burke 5. |im Vasill 6. John Fredrick 7. Steve Detrick 8. Dale Garlitz 9. Robbie Adams 10. Kenny Campbell 11. Bill Griffith 12. Greg Harris 13. Dave Ott 14. Ted DePolo 15. Larry Weekley 16. John Mason 17. Dan Duckworth 18. Dave Cain 19. John Heck 20. Richard Westfall 21 . Terry Shreves 22. Ralph Robinson 23. Dave Walter 24. Ed Simmons 60 - Greeks If J SfiiKJh zo in f u H Greeks - 61 Phi Mu Beta Chi Chapter Phi Mu National Fraternity, the second oldest college or- ganization for women, was established at Fairmont State College on April 23, 1966 by affiliating with Gamma Chi Chi, first local sorority on campus. Phi Mu was founded on March 4, 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia as the Philomathean Society. SV, n W (3b 1. Debbie Manley 2. Jayne Matheny 3. Susie Fletcher 4. Joy Boram 5. Patty Priolette 6. Judy Mills 7. Kathy Stalder 8. Kathy DeWitt 9. Mary Kay Minehart 10. Chris Wargo 11. Faye Moreland 12. Linda Longstreth 13. Sonya Levitsky 14. Debbie Davidson 15. Pam Thornton 16. Cheryl McKim 17. Debbie Malcolm 18. Shelia Dahmer 19. Carolyn Hill 20. Debbie Haught 21. Ellen Doolittle 22. Nancy Cline 23. Donna Yergovich 24. Karen Shannon 25. Mary Cavalier 26. Beverly Wiles 27. Margaret DeBellis 28. |udy Hill 29. Betty Pat Garner 30. Pauline Stevens 31. Cindy Hale 32. Donna Meek 33. Peggy Reese 34. Sharon Varner 35. Cheri Cale 36. Patty Angelilli 37. Nancy Dicken 38. Mary Tenney 39. Dianne Shreve 40. Polly Holbert 41 . Lynn Skinner 62 — Greeks 1 ' ' ' 4 I . Creeks — 63 Delta Zeta Epsilon lota Chapter Delta Zeta was the first National sorority in the United States. Delta Sigma Epsilon and Delta Zeta merged in 1956, making Delta Zeta the largest sorority in the nation. In 1947 Delta Sigma Epsilon Chapter was reinstated on the FSC campus. In 1956 Delta Sigma Epsilon became Delta Zeta with the Epsilon lota Chapter at FSC. 1 . Mary Lipcomb 2. Cindy Lamaster 3. Penny Mills 4. Linda Hart 5. Margie Nicholson 6. Susie Meadows 7. Paula King 8. Veronica Loveall 9. June Metz 10. |an Meredith 11 . Pam Harris 12. Salley Beall 13. |udy D ' Amico 14. Diane Tsottles 15. Ann Williamson 16. Maria Parker 17. lanie Post 18. Shelly Matthews 19. Dee Shaver 20. Shelley Hyde 21. Signe Height 22. Deanna Cleavenger 23. Ruthie Ryan 24. Carol Ghrist 25. Bonnie Getz 26. Connie Dawson 27. Linda Thornton 28. lackie Nicholson 64 — Greeks Greeks — 65 Theta Xi Kappa Gamma Chapter Theta Xi merged with Kappa Sigma Kappa, a national social fraternity, in August, 1962. Theta Xi was nationally founded on April 29, 1864, at Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York to develop a spirit of enduring fellowship and to render free and energetic participation in social and all college activities. T K 1. Jerry Matteucci 14 Keith Skeen 2. Bill Sparvieri 15. Doug Williams 3. lack Leonard 16. Ron Diamond 4. Doug Hall 17. Malcolm Koliscak 5. Bill Catsonis 18. Rob Skeen 6. Larry Catsonis 19. |ohn Maphis 7. Bob D ' Alevio 20. Matt Fortier 8. Stebe Harris 21. Bill Collett 9. Bob Softcheck 22. Gary Smith 10. Paul McNair 23. Tim Rogers 11. Joe Annan 24. Bill Beasi 12. Larry Breckenridge 25. Harry Lee 13. Ralph Penick 26. Pete Reideman 66 Greeks Greeks 67 Sigma Kappa Delta Pi Chapter Sigma Kappa was founded in 1874 at Colby College in Waterfield, Maine. Delta Phi Capter came to this campus in 1959. Previously, it was Sigma Theta Rho, wich was estab- lished on this campus in 1929. 1. Janet Shane 9. Nancy Valentine 2. Linda Lantz 10. Pam Rosenberger 3. Charlene William 11, Shirley Knotts 4. Rosemary Fantasia 12. Debbie Sayre 5. Barbara Sanders 13. Patty Pettrey 6. Mary Woodward 14. Becki Vickers 7. Margaret Williams 15. Renee Swecker 8. lean Little 68 Greeks Greeks 69 Tau Beta lota Tau Beta lota, the first fraternity on the campus of Fair- mont State, was founded in 1926 to promote a form of or- ganization for athletes. It is considered the great, great grandfather among fraternities on campus. 1. Merle Yates 17. Dave Haines 2. )oe Welty 18. Steve Tutalo 3. Tony Gregory 19. Mark Welty 4. John Brown 20. Gary Rectenwa 5. Antony Barberio 21. Larry DeRosa 6. Greg Dunnington 22. Dave Morris 7. jerry Johnson 23. )ohn Yost 8. Charles Conrad 24. Denny Llaneza 9. lohn Varner 25. Pat Napple 10. |im Hawkinberry 26. Frank Marino 11. Tom Ford 27. Scott Nease 12. Dave Haney 28. Chris Pallotta 13. Frank Rigger 29. Frank Devano 14. Ron Stocking 39. Rex Dotson 15. lohn Tutalo 31. Ronald Romeo 16. Rocco Muriale 32. Albie Cross 70 Greeks _! Fraternity Sweethearts 72 Creeks Betty Lou Schaeffer Sigma Pi Pam Cousins Tau Beta lota Marilyn Murphy Theta Xi Margie Nickolson Greeks 3 Song Fest 1970 % P. A IS L M ift Ate i A ,ffi JT _ Delta Zeta Sorority The Soft Shoe Song Tau Beta lota Fraternity Wade in de Water 74 Creeks Holly Ba Ho y Sa Court includes, Joyce Ruzkowski, Susan Floyd, Lynn Skinner, Susie Reynolds, Deanna Cleavenger, queen; Donna Williams, |anie Post, Linda Harvey, Charlene Williams, and Linda Hart. Left — Holly Ball Queen Deanna Cleavanger was a representative of the Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity. Greeks 75 Greek Week GREEK WEEK FINALS Delta Zeta 1 Phi Mu 2 Sigma Sigma Sigma 3 Alpha Xi Delta 4 Sigma Kappa S Tau Kappa Epsilon 1 Theta Xi 2 Sigma Pi 3 Sigma Tau Gamma 4 Tau Beta lota 5 Right — Marlene Rometo competes in the tricy- cle race, one of the events of Greek Week. Above — Sigma Tau Gamma members partici- pated in the Greek Week chariot race. 76 Greeks Theta Xi, Matt Fortier places first in the shot put for his fraternity. Greeks 77 r jm pc SPORTS 1 V STfl ftZDJt ■ i ! J mfmr i m C ifTi i r-?V - W%3 6-HQ wwm ' •w JP ffw y Mfdem f  te is?   . - rr p X J raESsr ■ , - ' Football FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT SCORE Waynesburg 21-0 Wesleyan 16-0 Quantico Marines 14-38 Glenville 21-22 Salem 9-20 Morehead 7-27 Concord 40-12 West Liberty 3-10 Eastern Illinois 35-12 W.VA. State 3-9 Above - 7970-77 Football Team - First row, Gary Evans, Dennis Gibson, Rick Keller, Jim Oyster, Luke lams, Tom Mercer, Chuck Myers, Keith Brainard, Dave Moreland, Marvin Stoner, Coach Deacon Duvall, Coach Bill Kerr, Roy Michaels, Jim Snoderly. Second row, Buddy Nichols, Fred Phelps, Larry Conaway, Larry Brioski, Steve Delaney, Jim Hillebrecht, Stan Laughlin, Lambert Tsuhlares, Chris Kulpa, Alvin Boor, John Braskey, Larry Hill, Tom Swisher, Joe White, Buck Dewitt. Third row, Gary Crutchfield, Marvin Hart, Bill Swoope, Junior Jones, John Spencer, Mike Aragabrite, Scott Nease, John Carlson, Roger See, Ted Jackson, Tim Powell, Paul Deahl, Coach Joe Bundy, Coach Roger Hill, Mike Vaughn, Steve Smith. Right - Jerry Polley (34) gains yardage against Concord in FSC ' s Homecoming at Rosier Field. 80 Sports Above - Bill Swope (12) makes a fingertip catch as he gets past the Concord defense. Left - Seniors on the 1970-71 Falcon squad are front row: Tom Mercer, Keith Brainard, Alvin Boor, Luke lams, Dennis, Gibson. Back row: Junior |ones, Tim Powell, Roger See, and Steve Delaney. Unphotographed is Peter Coleman. Sports 81 Above — Jerry Polley (84) carries the ball against W.Va. Wesleyan in a night game at East-West stadium won by the Falcons, 16-0. Right - The Falcon defense stop a West Liberty ball carrier at Rosier Field. West Liberty won, 10-3, and later represented District VII in the NAIA playoffs. 82 Sports . •, .. •. ' .1 Above left - Head Coach Deacon Duvall and quarterback Dave Moreland discuss the Falcons game strategy during a practice session. Duvall ' s record at FSC now stands at 117 wins, 39 losses, and 3 ties, in 18 years. Above right open field Waynesburg. - lerry Polley looks for the for the Falcons against Left — Sophomore fullback, Ted Jackson, tries to shake loose from the grasp of a West Liberty defender, lackson led all Falcon ball carries in yards gained this season. Sports 83 Left: Bill Svvope leaves the ground trying to grab a pass from Dave More- land. Below left: Senior running back Tim Powell fights for yardage at East-West stadium. Below right: Steve Delaney (74) stops a West Liberty ball carrier at the line of scrimmage. Right page - above: Falcon defense stops Concord ball carry. Below: Quarterback, Dave Moreland, throws over West Liberty defense. 84 Sports Sports — 85 .nr % Above: Rick Keller is tackled by three defenders in a night game at East-West sta- dium, left: Tim Powell scoots around the end to pick up yardage for the Falcons. Right: Scott Nease (73) rushes Concord ' s quarterback at East-West stadium. 86 Sports FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM: Row one: Mike Keeney, Larry Brenneman, Brent Smith, Glenn Swann, Don Courtney, George Segge, Mike Thomas, Bruce Fowler, Russ Goines, Roy Lister, Rod Skarzinski, Randy Heline, Tom Howze, Mike Carter. Row two: Dave Collins, Steve Smith, Gerry White, Harold Bailey, Mike Haught, John Fazio, Scott Williams, Mark Talbott, Jim Zeh, Jack Breech, Dick Ladd, Bruce Masters, Rick Guyeaux, Cecil Wilson. Top: Joe Bundy, defensive, coach, expresses himself vividly during a Falcon contest. Sports 87 Fairmount Wins Fourth Place n NAIA Above - Fighting Falcon Basketball Team — Row One: Brad Butcher, Butch Haswell, Dave Cooper, Back: Dave Gardner, Ed Lemon, Lerman Battle, Clinton Paint er, Gene Dugan, Ted Echols, Coach |oe Retton. Right: Lerman Battle makes a basket the easy way - stuffing it. 88 - Sports Ksr Left: Dave Gardner appears to be screaming as he battles for a rebound against Wesleyan ' s Ken Baylor. Right: Dave Cooper scores on an easy layup against Wheeling at the National @ Guard Armory. Fairmont State Statistics PERS. PLAYER G FG — PCT. FT — -PCT. DISQ. REB. AVG. PTS. AVG. Dave Cooper 25 210-396 53.4 93-116 80.2 50-1 191 7.6 513 20.5 Lerman Battle 25 195-374 52.1 84-178 47.2 70-2 256 10.3 474 18.9 Butch Haswell 25 189-346 54.6 40-53 75.5 46-2 57 2.3 418 16.7 Ed Lemon 25 129-222 58.1 79-138 57.2 84.6 378 15.1 337 13.5 Dave Gardner 25 124-296 41.9 33-67 49.3 67-3 276 11.0 281 11.2 Ted Echols 25 46-1 28 35.9 22-45 48.9 70-2 82 3.3 114 4.6 Brad Butcher 23 32-100 32.0 13-18 72.2 12-0 20 0.8 77 3.3 Gene Dugan 21 33-75 44.0 4-16 25.0 21-0 55 2.7 70 3.3 Perry Stanley 5 3-5 60.0 0-0 00.0 2-0 5 1.0 6 1.2 Clinton Painter 19 5-21 23.8 1-10 10.0 7-0 36 1.9 11 0.6 TEAM TOTALS 25 966-1 963 49.2 369-641 57.6 429-16 1445 57.4 2301 92.0 OPPONENTS 25 676-1683 40.1 365-546 66.8 482-14 1139 45.6 1717 68.7 Includes 89 team rebour ds Sports - - 89 Falcons Win WVIAC Conference Title Season Record 32-3 Opponent Score West Virginia Wesleyan 97-63 Glenville 62-54 West Virginia Wesleyan 80-64 Stubenville 102-86 Wheeling 91-7 3 Glenville 75-54 Davis and Elkins 104-77 Steubenville 90-72 Point Park 104-78 Morris Harvey 74-66 West Liberty 91-77 Concord 86-65 Alderson-Broaddus 106-51 Salem 106-69 West Liberty 76-64 Salem 110-58 West Virginia State , 98-85 West Virginia Wesleyan 107-71 Point Park 88-61 Wheeling 107-67 Morris Harvey 83-74 Glenville 82-65 Davis and Elkins 103-74 Alderson Broaddus 92-67 W. Va. State 87-82 WVIAC TOURNAMENTS Beckley 86-56 West Liberty 58-61 Bluefield 88-80 West Liberty 101-69 West Liberty 71-57 NAIA TOURNAMENTS Texas Southern 79-78 College of Great Falls, Mont 83-80 North Carolina A T 78-74 Eastern Michigan 78-89 Elizabeth City, N.C 87-88 Left page — top left: Butch Haswell drives for the basket as Wesleyan |oe Lafferty gives chase. Right: Ted Echols displays his shooting form while the ball sails goalward. Below: Dave Cooper was one of five players chosen for the NAIA All-Tournament team. Cooper also won the Hustle Award and a chance to try out for the Olympic or Pan Am teams. Right page - left: The starting five that rolled through 25 regular season games undefeated is Dave Cooper, Butch Haswell, Dave Gardner, Ed Lemon, and Lerman Battle. Sports - 91 Above left: Dave Cooper goes high above a defender to fire a jump shot. Above right: Lerman Battle drives toward the basket against Wheeling College to score two more for the Falcons. Left: Coach joe Retton gives his team pointers during a time out at the National Guard Armory. 92 - Sports Left: Ed Lemon, leading conference rebounder, reaches high to pull down another one against Wheeling. Right: Dave Cooper dribbles between the Davis and Elkins team as a sign protrays the Falcons goal, Kansas City. Below right: Freshman Brad Butcher drives under the basket against Wheeling College. Below left: Big Ed Lemon snares another rebound against Wheeling. Sports - 93 Top left: Ed Lemon hauls down a rebound, while Dave Gardner watches. To right: Lerman Battle works for a shot against Davis Elkins. Right: Dave Cooper starts down the floor with the ball against the Senators. Right page - Top: The Falcons celebrate the first undefeated regular season in the school ' s history following the W. Va. State game. Bottom left: Dave Muzzie Gardner shows a determined look as he fires a |ump shot. Bottom right: Coop looks for a teammate as a D E player tries to thwart his efforts. 94 - Sports Sports - 95 Left page, top left: Dave Cooper prepares to sink a foul shot against State. Top right: Dave Gardner stuffs a Salem College player. Bottom left: Gardner goes for two points against the Senators. Bottom right: Pivotman, Lerman Battle pulls down a rebound. Top left: Guard, Dave Cooper goes up for a rebound. Above: In the air goes Ted Echols for two points against W. Va. State. Left: Ed Lemon fights for the ball against Wesleyan. Sports - 97 ' . 98 - Sports Soccer SOCCER SCHEDULE OPPONENT SCORE Morris Harvey 0-11 Alliance, Pa 1-0 W.Va. Wesleyan 2-2 Morehead, Ky 0-0 Alderson-Broaddus 1-5 Frostburg 2-3 Waynesburg 7-0 Davis Elkins 0-3 St. Francis 5-6 W.Va. Wesleyan 2-2 Left page - Top: Doug Corbett and a Wesleyan player fight for position of the ball. Left: Tom Ramsey and a Waynesburg opponent collide after hitting the ball. Right: Referee signals a goal as the Falcons offer congratulations to one another. Right page —Top: Falcon Soccer Team — Front row: )oe Zsomboran, Gus Pettit, Stan Haught, Frank Rigger, Tom Ramsey, Frank Cook, Rick Maxwell, Dave Sheranko. Second row: Steve Hartsook, Ken Blank, ]im Amenta, Gary DeMary, |oe Suppa, Don Ford, Doug Corbett, Mike Lorentz, lack Breech. Third row: Coach Harry Fotiou, |ohn Zblachas, Charles Hall, Harold Hines, Keith Smith, Ron Rhoades, )oe Rode, Dave Cain, Coach Steve Steele. Left: Falcons fight for possession of ball. Sports - 99 r. W Baseba Schedule Alderson-Broaddus 6-2 Davis Elkins 1-6 Davis Elkins 9-2 Salem 10-1 West Liberty . 3-6 West Liberty 6-0 Alderson-Broaddus 26-6 W. Va. Wesleyan 13-1 W. Va. Wesleyan 4-2 W. Va. State 3-2 W. Va. State 8-0 Salem 6-5 Glenville . . 5-1 Glenville 17-1 Morris Harvey 6-2 Concord 8-6 Emory-Henry 6-2 WVIAC Playoff W. Va. Terh 8-7 W. Va. Tech 4-8 W. Va. Tech NAIA Playoff Pfeiffer 3-9 Erskine 3-1 Pfeiffer 7-0 Pembroke 1-6 FINAL RECORD (19-5) 7970 Baseball Team: - front row: Mannie Caltrider, Ted Echols, Doug Corbett, Terry Dermer, |im Salai, Harry Golgrove, Mark Bjorkman. Second row: Coach Squibb Wilson, |ohn Gouzd, |im Scott, Garfield Smith, Rick Blackstone, Freeman Deist, Third row: lerry Cunningham, Derrell Terry, lack Angeregg, Wayne Mathias, Dick Johnson. 100 - Sports •W « 4 « v _ , Wrestling Schedule Opponent Score Gannon Tournament Ashland Tournament Alderson-Broaddus Waynesburg St. Vincent St. Francis Indiana Marshall W. Va. University California Akron University WVIAC Tournament Wrestling Team: front row: Steve Rood, Don Cook, John Stephenson, Dennis Edgell, Steve Murdock, and Dave Cecchini. Second row: Mike Hostler, Gary Studenic, Bill Proctor, Bud Nichols, Joe Naternicola, and Coach Bill Kerr. Lett: Falcon wrestler in a take-down. 102 - Sports Lett Bill Proctor, 190 pound freshman, is in control of his opponent while the referee looks on closely. Below: Mike Hostler has his opponent down. Hostler is another freshman on the Falcons inexperienced roster. i Sports - 103 Swimmin Above: Swimming Team — In water: |im Lombardo, Bruce Werts, Terry Ritz. Second row: Butch Harrison, Dave Ashby, Tom Draper. BacTc row: Karl Koubal and Tim Knotts. Left: Dave Ashby diving at West Lib- erty State College. Opponents Morris-Harvey Alderson-Broaddus Shepherd Morris-Harvey W. Va. Tech W. Va. Wesleyan Alderson-Broaddus Gallaudet, Wash., D.C. Shepherd West Liberty W. Va. Wesleyan • WEST LBEHT uso raisin! sum ace mrtsmt uk sea nsusmi suae ZOO FRIS1TU SIC ids raisnu no. sc imsTIU UU. 400 mi. «.a UTS zoo wi. wo  ro ?oo sjmnfii iim ISO ajIt£«FLI IIM m iinstMii «o ioi ucromu «i OT W11IS1KK JM mo oKUtmWf «■ acouaa oirac on! WTHHIl OH ■• «■ KlUtKU ' KI0 loo net mil KIU IMS Left: Falcon swimmer battles against West Liberty in the 200 Freestyle. Middle: Tim Knotts, far right, swims against Shepherd. Lower right: Dave Ashby performs one of his required dives. Bottom: Terry Ritz, closest to camera, swims against Morris Harvey in the 200-yard free- style uk oooooo Sports - 105 Opponents Tennis Scores Score Tennis Fairmont vs. Alderson-ESroaddus 9-0 Fairmont vs. Bethany 1-8 Fairmont vs. Alderson-Broaddus 9-0 Fairmont vs. W. Va. Wesleyan 8-1 Fairmont vs. Morris Harvey 1-8 Fairmont vs. Davis Elkins 8-1 Fairmont vs. West Liberty 5-4 Fairmont vs. Salem 8-1 Fairmont vs. Wesleyan 6-3 Fairmont vs. Wheeling 8-1 Fairmont vs. Davis Elkins 7-2 Fairmont vs. W. Va. State 8-1 Fairmont vs. West Liberty 6-3 WVIAC Tournaments - Second place Final Reco rd 11 wins - - 2 losses Tennis team: Front row: Dave Young, Jim Ripoli and Larry Orsini. Second row: Coach Craig White, Bob Batman, Galen Queen, and Jeff Hertz. 106 - Sports ■ ' 1 • , , . Schedule April 1 A-B, Glenville, Wesleyan April 4 Alderson-Broaddus, Wesleyan April 10 California, Salem, Glenville, Alderson-Broaddus, Wesleyan April 13 Glenville, Salem, Wesleyan, Alderson-Broaddus April 16 Southern Regional April 24 Northern Regional April 30, May 1 WVIAC Tournament (6th. place) May 5 Davis Elkins, Wesleyan Golf Colt Team: Bronson Reese, left Lipi niski, Wally Edgell, Roger Fulmer, Sam Warash, and Dr. Martin Taylor, coach. NAME NUMBER OF MATCHES AVERAGE )eff Lipiniski 9 80 John Brown 6 81 Wally Edgell 7 83 Bronson Reese 5 84 Sam Rizzi 1 85 Roger Fulmer 3 86 Sam Warash 9 88 William Kerns 1 89 Robert Rogers 2 96 Sports - 107 Cross Country Schedule Sept. 19 W.Va. Wesleyan 30 Calif. -Indiana Oct. 3 Marietta 8 Salem, M. Harvey, W.Va. Wesleyan 10 West Liberty 17 W. Liberty-Marietta 21 W. Va. Wesleyan 24 Concord-West Liberty Salem-Waynesburg 31 W. Va. Wesleyan W. Va. Wesleyan 108 - Sports Above. Cross-Country Team: Row one: Tedd Nash, Dusty Hayhurst, Wayne Regl, Fred Waybnght, |im Tucci, and Dan Dawson. Standing: Coach Bart Watson, Mike Kisner, |erry Summers, Rick Shriver and assistant coach Richard Wardian. Below: Five teams run during half-time at homecom- ing. . ntramurals Sports - 109 Track Schedule Opponent Score Slippery Rock 42-48 WVU Invitational 2nd Place Marietta Invitational 1st Place W. Va. Wesleyan, WVU 1st Place Slippery Rock 67-24 W. Va. Tech, West Liberty .... 1st Place Frostburg 120-27 West Liberty 98V2-43Vz Indiana, Pa 73-52 Salem 105-34 VVVIAC Conference 2nd Place 110 - Sports 1s Left page above: Members of the 1970 Falcon track team are front row. Tedd Nash, Wayne Regl, John Carlson, Al McClure, and John Spencer. Second row: Steve Davis, jerry Feathers, Tim Powell, Rich Everly, Mike Argabrite, and Gary Stout. Third row: Junior lones, Don Allard, Bill Carder, Fred Phelps, Norm Thomas, and lerry Polley. Fourth row: Steve Smith, Manager, Pete Coleman, Mike Palermo, Frank Walsh, Ken Schultz, and Marv Stoner. Below: Rich Everly hands off to Time Powell in the 440-yard relay. Relay team went to the NAIA National finals in Billings, Montana and finished ninth. Right page left: Tim Powell strains for an additional distance in the long Jump. Right: Mike Argabrite, the VVVIAC Trackman of the year. Below: Al McClure, with a unique style of his own, clears the high |ump bar. v Above — Bill Carder uses every muscle he has to clear the high jump bar. Left -- FSC ' s 880-yard relay consists of Rich Everly, Mike Argarbrite, Tim Powell, and |unior |ones. Right — Tedd Nash finishes the two-mile run ahead of the rest of the field. 112 Sports Left: junior (ones wins another sprint race for Fairmont State. Right: Rich Everly floats through the air in the long jump competi- tion. Below: Hurdler John Carlson is on his way to victory. Carlson led the team in scoring. — y -,? - C • r: r % f X ' . : ' y.. ■.. ' ■ % i ■ Sports - 11 3 Women ' s Field Hockey Sc hedule Opponent Score Frostburg 0-1 Wesleyan 4-0 West Liberty 3-1 Frostburg 1-3 Slippery Rock 1-7 Davis fl Elkins 3-0 Salem 5-1 Davis Elkins 1-1 Salem 5-1 Slippery Rock 0-6 West Liberty 2-2 junior Varsity Frostburg 0-3 Waynesburg 3-2 Waynesburg 7-2 Frostburg 0-3 Slippery Rock 0-2 Above: Field Hockey Team - Front row: Janice Hoffman, leannie Bee, Marilyn Riley, Pat Boyd, Ginny Smith, Barbara Blevins, Sandy Brown, Wendy Leavy, and Helen Gum. Second row: Denise Adams, Nancy Strapco, June Meadows, Jean Little, Bonnie Watts, Susie Meadows, Signe Height, Amy Atkinson, Vera Moran, Shelley Hyde, Audrey Blevins, Penny Holdsworth, lackie Booth, Maria Moreman, and Dee Shaver. Falconettes battle for loose ball. 114 Sports Top: Falconettes move closer to the Salem goal during a match behind Pence Hall. Middle left: A goal is recorded despite the efforts of the Salem College goalie. Middle right: This shot missed the goal by inches as the Salem coeds prepare to resume the action. Below: The Salem goalie leaves the net unprotected as she fights for posses- sion with a Falconette. Sports 115 Women ' s Basketba SCHEDULE Opponent Score West Liberty 36-44 Alderson-Broaddus 43-32 Salem 56-46 Salem 57-41 Frostburg 35-42 Frostburg 35-34 FSC placed third in the Marshall University Invitational Tournament. Above: Women ' s Basketball Team - Front row: Wendy Leavy, Helen Gum and Josette Wilson. Second row: Cinda Vansorsdale, Pat Boyd, Susie Meadows, lame Wetzel, Signe Height, Dennie Osborne, Bonnie Watts, Shelley Hyde, Penny Holdsworth, Kim Grogan, Nancy Strapco and Marilyn Riley. Right: Falconettes battle against Alderson-Broaddus. 116 Sports ■58 ow c. %! Women ' s Tennis Team: Front row — Penny Holdsworth, Karen Recktenwald, and Patty Warnick. Second row — lean Little, Bonnie Bellamy and Shelley Hyde. WOMEN ' S TENNIS SCHEDULE OPPONENT Frostburg Bethany West Liberty Wheeling SCORE 0-6 2-4 5-1 3-3 Women ' s Tennis Sports -117 Cheerleaders Right: Falcon Cheerleaders: standing: Amber Bragg and limmv lo Sachette. middle: Nancy Schmidt, Karen Keefover, and Debbie Mallamo. top: Patty Priolette. Lower right: Nancy Schmidt. Lower left: Amber Bragg. Right page — Top left: |immy |o Sachette, Top right: Karen Keefover. Lower left: Patty Priolette. Lower right: Debbie Mallamo. Activities - 119 BASKETBALL 1971 (Won Lost) 97 West Virginia Wesleyan 63 62 Glenville 54 80 West Virginia Wesleyan 54 102 Steubenville 86 91 Wheeling 73 75 Glenville 54 104 Davis and Elkins 77 90 Steubenville 72 104 Point Park 78 74 Morris Harvey 66 91 West Liberty 77 86 Concord 65 106 Alderson-Broaddus 51 106 Salem 69 76 West Liberty 64 110 Salem 58 98 W. Va. State 85 107 W. Va. Wesleyan 71 88 Point Park 61 107 Wheeling 67 83 Morris Harvey 74 82 Glenville 65 103 Davis and Elkins 74 92 Alderson Broaddus 67 | 87 W. Va. State WVIAC TOURNAMENT 82 86 Beckley West Liberty 56 i L l 0 a r ... ? ■ ■ i i§i W i ft. FOOTBALL 1970 (Won 4 Lost b) 21 Waynesburg I 16 W. Va. Wesleyan 14 Quantico Marines 38 21 Glenville 22 ! 9 Salem 20 7 Morehead, Ky. 27 40 Concord 12 3 West Liberty 10 35 Eastern Illinois 12 3 W. Va. State 9 SOCCER 1970 (Won 2 Lost 5 Tied 3) Morris Harvey 11 Alliance, Pa. W. Va. Wesleyan 2 Morehead, Ky. Alderson-Broaddus 5 Frostburg 3 Waynesburg Davis and Elkins 3 St. Francis 6 W. Va. Wesleyan 2 HP mv ■ is I f ir l jfr § •■ TRACK 1970 Slippery Rock 42-48 WVU Invitational 2nd Place , Marietta Invitational 1st Place I Wesleyan, WVU 1st Place J Slippery Rock 67-24 j Tech, West Liberty 1st Place Frostburg 120-27 West Liberty 98 ' 2-43 1 2 I- Indiana, Pa. 73-52 Salem 105-34 L WVIAC Conf. 2nd Place BASEBALL 1970 (Won 19 Lost 5) 6 Alderson-Broaddus 2 1 Davis and Elkins 6 9 Davis and Elkins 2 10 Salem 1 3 West Liberty 6 6 West Liberty 26 Alderson-Broaddus 6 13 W. Va. Wesleyan 1 4 W. Va. Wesleyan 2 3 W. Va. State 2 8 W. Va. State 6 Salem 5 5 Glenville 1 17 Glenville 1 6 Morris Harvey 2 8 Concord 6 6 Emory-Henry WVIAC PLAYOFF 2 8 W. Va. Tech 7 4 W. Va. Tech 8 15 W. Va. Tech NAIA PLAYOFF 1 3 Pfeiffer 9 3 Erskine 1 7 Pfeiffer 1 Pembroke 6 Htt TENNIS 1970 (Won 11 Lost 2) 9 Alderson-Broaddus 1 Bethany 8 9 Alderson-Broaddus 8 W. Va. Wesleyan 1 1 Morris Harvey 8 5 West Liberty 4 8 Salem 1 6 W. Va. Wesleyan 3 8 Wheeling 1 7 Davis and Elkins 2 8 W. Va. State 1 6 West Liberty 3 WVIAC TOURNEY Second Place INDIVIDUALS DR. ESTON K. FEASTER - president Above: Dr. Feaster dictates a letter to his secretary, Neida Hawkins. Right: President Feaster enjoys watching the Fighting Falcons. Faculty - 125 William A. Boram Dean Of Academic Affairs Paul V. Yost Dean Of Administration 126 - Deans A. Neil Frye Dean Of Men Lois Muto Dean Of Women Deans - 127 MOS, DR. RAYMOND Assoc Prof.; Biology ARCURE. MARTIN Instructor; Phys. Ed. ARNOLD. DR. EUGENE Prof.; Education BAKER, EDNA Asst. Prof.; English BAKER, WILLIAM Instructor; Economics BATSON, DAVID Instr.; Ind. Tech. Ed. BICKEL L. O. Manager; Bookstore BRAND. PAULINE Asst. Prof.; Library BROOKS, JAMES Assoc. Prof.; Art BROOKS, MONA Instructor; Speech BUNDY, |OSEPH Asst. Prof.; Phys. Ed. BURGESS. WAY LAND Assoc. Prof.; Education BURNS, DORIS Asst. Prof.; Sec. Studies BURNS, RUTH ANN Asst. Prof.; Business CANNON, GEORGE Asst.; Academic Dean CARPENTER, ANITA Instructor; Nursing CARUSO, THOMAS Asst. Prof.; Music CAVANAUGH, DR. |EAN Professor; English CHAPMAN, DR. ERNEST Assoc. Prof.; Pol. Science CHITWOOD, GARRETT Assoc. Prof.; English CLARKE, DR. PAUL Professor; Education COLEMAN, DR. IAMES Assoc. Prof.; Chemistry COLLINS, DR. EDMUND Prof.; Phys. Science CONN. ROBERT Asst. Prof.; Foreign Lang. CONRAD, HUNTER Dir.; Student Personnel CORALLINO, ROBERT Inst.; Econ. -Business COX, HOMER Business Manager CREASY, DR. WILLIAM Prof.; Biology DIXON, WILLIAM Inst.; Art DODGE, MARGARET Inst.; Nursing Ed. DOOLITTLE, DR. MARGARET Assoc. Prof.; Education DULING, GALEN Director; Teacher Ed. DUMIRE, |ANE Asst. Prof.; lournalism DUNN, DR. BILLY Professor, Commerce DUVALL, HAROLD Assoc. Prof.; Phys. Ed. ECKLES, DR. LARRY Prof.; Foreign Langs. EDWARDS, DR. PAUL Asst. Prof.; History FOWLER, DWIGHT Assoc. Prof.; Ind.-Tech. FOX, RICHARD Asst. Prof.; Economics GATTRELL, STEVEN Asst. Prof.; History GILLESPIE, DRIPATRICIA Asst. Prof.; Education GILMER, IERIEL Instructor; Music GRATTAN, DR. ROBERT Asst. Prof.; English GRIMSLEV, BARBARA Instructor; Nursing HADLEY, DR. HARRY Assoc. Prof.; Education HAINES, BILLY Asst. Prof.; History HALES, IAMES Assoc. Prof.; Resource Center HAMILTON, DONALD Asst. Prof.; Music HARMAN, GLENN Instructor; Business HERATH, BARBARA Instructor; Nursing HERRING, LEWIS Assoc. Prof.; Ind.-Tech. Ed. HESS, MELVA Asst. Prof.; Home Econ. HICKS, THOMAS Inst.; Geography HILL, LARRY Instructor; Phys. Ed. IACKSON, DR. BYRON Chairman; Lang, and Lt. IAYNES, EDGAR Chairman; Commerce JOHNSON, LOWELL Asst. Prof.; Education IONES, MARILYNN Asst. Prof.; English KEISTER, BETTY Instructor; Nursing KENNEDY, MARY Instructor; Music KERR, IOSEPH Asst. Prof.; Sociology KERR, WILLIAM Asst. Prof.; Phys. Ed. KING, JOHN Asst. Prof.; English LAFAUCI, DOUGLAS Instructor; Ind.-Tech. Ed. V V LARKIN, MARGARET Assoc. Prof.; Math LARUE, DR. JAMES Chairman; Dept. of Math LAUGHLIN, WILLIAM Asst. Prof.; Economics LENGEL, RICHARD Asst. Prof.; History LEONARD, LOY Asst. Prof.; Ind.-Tech. Ed. LOUGH, LO ANN Chairman; Speech - Drama LUCAS, AILEEN Asst. Prof.; Library MANLY, CHARLES Asst. Prof.; Speech - Drama PELL, PETER Asst. Dir.; Student Person. PETERS, HAROLD Asst. Prof.; History PETRO, FLORA Asst. Prof.; Secre. Studies PHEASANT, |OHN Instructor; Ind. — Tech. Ed. PHILLIPS, WALTER Assoc. Prof.; Ind. — Tech. Ed. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM Assoc. Prof.; Education POSTON, CHARLES Asst. Prof.; English POTESTA, WOODROW Prof.; Business POTTER, WILLIAM Instructor; Business POWELL, RUTH Asst. Prof.; Library PRIESTER, HARRY Assoc. Prof.; Education PRITCHETT, WILLIAM Assoc. Prof.; Biology PUDSELL, FREDERICK Instructor; Sociology PULSIFER, |ACK Assoc. Prof.; History PULSIFER, LACK Assoc. Prof.; History PULICE, FRANK Dir.; Food Service RADCLIFFE, JUDITH Instructor; Home Economics RETTON, |OE Asst. Prof.; Phys. Ed. RICE, ALVA Asst. Business Manager ROSIER, IOESPHINE Assoc. Prof.; Library RUOFF, DR. WILLIAMS Asst. Prof.; Chemistry, Chr. RYAN, PATRICIA Asst. Prof.; Pol. Science SALVATI, IANET Instructor; Library SANSALONE, FRANK Instructor; Business SCHAUPP, FRED Asst. Prof.; Commerce SCHOOLEY, )OHN Instructor; Music SCHULTZ, DONALD Instructor; History SCHULTZBANK, PHILIP Asst. Prof.; Office Mach. SCHWER, DOROTHY Asst. Prof.; Math SHAFFER, WILLIAM Asst. Prof.; Psychology SHAN, DR. ROBERT Asst. Prof.; Biology SHERREN, DAVID Asst. Prof.; Ind.-Tech. Ed. SIMONOF, JEAN Instructor; Library SKACGS, RUTH Asst. Prof.; Home Ec. SKINNER, DR. WALDON Prof.; Chairman HPERS SYNDER, BARRY Asst. Prof.; Art TURLEY, GEORGE Assoc. Prof.; Speech - 1 - Radio TURNER, JAMES Instructor; Chemistry VEASEY, MARILEE Asst. Prof.; Speech - Drama WANG DR. YU SAN . Assoc Prof.; Pol, Science WARD, JEAN ; Asst. Prof.; Phys. Ed. WARDIAN, RICHARD Instructor; History WATSON, BART Asst. Prof.; English WEBER DANIEL Instructor; Speech - Drama. WELLOCK, RICHARD Assoc. Prof.; Chm. Fine. Arts WHITEMAN, RICHARD Instructor; Ind.-Tech. Ed. WILLARD, MARGARET Assoc. Prof.; Education WILMOTH, STARK Assoc. Prof.; Field Services WILSON, WILFORD Director; Phys. Ed. WISE, KENNETH Prof.; Ind.-Tech. Ed. WOLFSHOHL, DR. CLARENCE Asst. Prof.; English YOUNG, JAMES Asst. Prof.; Geography 7IVKOV1C, PETER Assoc. Prof.; English Albertson, Charles Clarksburg, Music Comp. Altobello, Joseph Keyser, Social Studies Comp. Amodio, Margaret Dawmont, Social Studies Comp. Anderson, Patty Clarksburg, Elementary Education Anglin, lames Clarksburg, Industrial Arts Arnold, Michael Clarksburg, Physical Education Ashe raft, Timothy Hundred, Business Administration Atkinson, Amy Cambridge, Md., Recreation Seniors 136 — Seniors Ball, lanie Lu Fairmont, Elementary Education Barlow, William Kingwood, Biology Comp. Ball, Michael Parkersburg, Business Administration Barnard, Elizabeth Elkins, Business Education Comp. Senior class officers — President — Chris Palotta; Vice Presi- dent - Lou Anne Reppard; Secretary — Penny Cousins. Barnes, Ruthie, Fairmont, Sociology Barnett, Claudia, Avon Lake, Ohio, Social Studies Ban, lack, Petersburg, Business Administration Barrett, Courtney, Fairmont, English Bat s, John, jacksonburg, Social Studies Comp. Battista, Marie, Weirton, Elementary Education Beckner, Ralphene, Philippi, Elementary Education Beckwith, Connie, Williamstown, Pa., Psychology Benedum, Audrey Blevins, Bridgeport, Physical Education Berisford, Barbara, Buckhannon, Language Arts Comp. Bertwell, Linda, Weirton, Social Studies Bilotta, Patricia, Fairmont, Secretarial Studies I , Margaret, Charleston, Home Economics Comp. Blaney, Marvin Lee, Fairmont, Drafting Board, Vickie, Fairmont, Elementary Education Seniors — 137 Boggs, Deborah, Fairmont. Elementary Education Bolyard, Melissa, Grafton, Clerical Booth, Danny, Morgantown, Music Comp. Brady, lanet, Fairmont, Elementary Education Brainard, Keith, Painesville, Ohio, Business Administration Branham, Patricia, Fairmont, Home Economics Branson, Roberta, Fairmont, Home Economics Brown, David, Fairmont, Accounting Brutnage, Robert, Clarksburg, Social Studies Comp. Left - Students relax in the Nickel when breaks fall between class, Right I.E. students work on layouts for printing. 138 — Seniors Burns, Nancy, Fairmont, Business Education Comp. Busch, Anita, St. Marys, Elementary Education Butcher, lames, Weston, Speech and Drama Campbell, Kenneth, Clarksburg, Business Administration Cannon, Carolyn, Kingwood, Business Education Comp. Carter, Patrick, Clarksburg, Art Cafe, Mary, Lumberport, Home Economics Catsonis, Larry, Fairmont, Business Administration Cavalier, Mary, Rivesville, English Cerisana, Vickie, Viltonsville, Ohio, Elementary Education Clark, Mary, Fairmont, Home Economics Comp. Clevenger, Carolyn, Fairmont, English Cline, Nancy, New Cumberland, Home Economics Cole, lim, Clarksburg, History Colehank, Francis, Fairmont, Business Administration Seniors — 139 Collett, William, Grafton, Industrial Education Collins, Donald, Clarksburg, Business Administration Collins, Robert, Pennsboro, Physical Education Cool, Janice, Tunnelton, Elementary Education Cottrill, Olan, Fairmont, Speech and Drama Coughlin, Mary, Buckhannon, Business Education Cox, Deborah, Newell, Elementary Education Crimboli, Alice, Greensburg, Pa., Business Education Comp. Cummingham, Terry, Clarksburg, Sociology 140 — Seniors A typical afternoon in the Nickel of the Student Center. Happiness is living off campus. Curry, Franklin Fairmont, Psychology Curtis, Steven Webster Springs, Social Studies Comp. Dahmer, Shelia Lake Charles, La., Home Economics Education Comp. D ' Alesio, Cuy Weirton, Industrial Art Comp. Darrah, Martha Grant Town, Elementary Education Davis, lean Clarksburg, Clerical Davoli Donald, Shinnston, Chemistry Decker, Rita Goldstrom, Kingwood, Social Studies Comp. DeFazio, John, Monongah, Biology and General Science Comp. Denning, Michael, Fairmont, Psychology DeSantis, Nikki, Mr. Pleasant, Pa., Elementary Education DeWitt, Lonnie, Rowlesburg, Physical Education Seniors — 141 DiBacco, Paul, Thomas, Industrial Arts Dillard, Shalleen, Clarksburg, Elementary Education Dobbins, Frank, Huntington. Physical Education Donato, lames, Fairmont, Social Studies Comp. Doolittle. Linda, Bridgport, Social Studies Comp. Dotson, Judith, Clarksburg, Elementary Education Drummond, Susan, Bridgeport, Nursing Dulany, Paul, Vienna, Industrial Education Durkin, Alice, Wellsburg, Business Education Eaton, Charles Parkersburg, Industrial Arts Edgar, Martha Hillsboro, Recreation Edgell, Wallace Elkins, Social Studies Comp. Elliott, Mary Oakland, Md., Secretarial 142 — Seniors Ellis, Robert, Falls Church, Va., Business Administration Everly, Richard, New Cumberland, Physical Education Fazalare, lames, Shinnston, Business Administration Feck, Terry, Morgantown, Industrial Education Fittro, Larry, Clarksburg, Business Administration Finegan, Sister Marie, Monongah, Elementary Education Foutz, lerry, Berkeley Springs, Industrial Education Foutz, Terry, Berkeley Springs, Industrial Education Frank, Brenda, Bridgeport, Elementary Education Fratto, William Clarksburg, Physical Education Fredrick, John Weirton, Social Studies Freeman, Brenda Barrackville, Industrial Arts Comp. Funk, Barbara Fellowsville, Home Economics Comp. Seniors - 143 Students live comfortably in off-campus Garden Lane Apartments. Garcia, Patty, Fairmont. French Garrett, Sandra, Bridgeport, Home Economics Comp. Gianiaris, lames, Washington D.C., Social Studies Comp. Glover, Daniel, Mannington, Industrial Arts Glover, Harry, Burton, Business Administration Goddin, Kathy, Elkins, Business Education Comp. Golden, Deanna, Fairmont, Home Economics Comp. Gregis, Frank, Clarksburg, Social Studies Greynolds, Sheila, Idamay, Secretarial Grisso, David, Clarksburg, Business Administration Gum, jo Ann, Auburn, Nursing Haddock, Judith, Rock Ford, Ohio, Nursing Hale, Luanda, Fairmont, Home Economics Comp. Hamilton, Linda, Fairmont, Business Education Hamrick, Sharon, Enterprise, Nursing 144 — Seniors Hanes, Deborah, Shinnston, Nursing Harbert, Bonnie, Clarksburg, Physical Education Harmon, Craig, Ravenswood, Physical Education Hart, Kenneth, Fairmont, Industrial Arts Comp. Harvery, Nancy, Clarksburg, Elementary Education Hathaway, Pam, Flemington, Elementary Education Haught, Danny, Morgantown, Industrial Education Hawkins, Aaron, Fairmont, Business Administration Hawkins, Eugene, Buckhannon, Industrial Education Comp. Right - A coed arranges bulletin board of art projects and designs. Left - Linda Longstreth paying fees to prepare for another semester. Seniors — 145 Hays, Dale, Flemington, Business Administration Heath, Linda, Morgantown, Physical Education Height, Signe, Toms River, N.J., Physical Education Herring, Alice Smith, Fairmont, Elementary Education Hill. Carlovn, Fairmont, Social Studies Comp. Hines, Evelyn, Hacker Valley, Secretarial Hinton, Gregory, Barrackville, History Hoffman, Janice, Monongah, Physical Education Hoffman, Virginia, Monongahela, Pa., Home Economics Howard, Karen, Elk Garden, Elementary Education Howell, Donald, Reader, Biology Hoffman, Shirley, Fairmont, Home Economics Comp. Hugus, Rita, Fairmont, Elementary Education Humherston, Donna, Clarksburg, Secretarial Humphrey, Helen, Rivesville, Sociology 146 - Seniors Hurley, Gale, Clarksburg, Elementary Education Hurst, Kathleen, Shinnston, Chemistry Jamison, lack, Morgantown, Engineering Jennings, Kathy, Charleston, Elementary Education lones, Mary, Mannington, Home Economics Comprehensive lones, Pamela, Follansbee, Secretarial Kampanos, Paula, Fairmont, Social Studies Comp. Karl, Earl, Fairmont, Industrial Education Keener, Beverly, Fairmont, Social Studies One of the several women ' s sports at FSC is field hockey. Keeney, lohn Steven, Rainelle, Industrial Arts Comp. Keller, Sandra Rae, Parkersburg, Clerical Kellison, Rose, Weirton, Elementary Education Kennedy, Susan Rebecca, Clarksburg, Nursing King, Joyce Ann, Fairmont, Secretarial Studies Kinsey, Beverly, Flemington, Music This student studies for final exams in the lounge. Kish, Barbara Ellen, Wood-Ridge, New Jersey, Elementary Education Kisner, Linda lane, Fairmont, Secretarial Studies Knapp, Kathryn, Charleston, Music Knotts, David C, Grafton, Mechanical Tech. Knotts, Shirley ., Grafton, English Kovach, Nancy jane, Brownton, Elementary Education Kronenberger, Nancy E., Keansburg, New Jersey, Psychology Ladinsky, Joseph F., Rachel, Business Administration Laughlin, Robert Monroe, Metz, Engineering Tech. Laughlin, Susan, Clarksburg, Elementary Education Lavencheck, Karen Sue, Fairmont, Home Economics Lawwill, Glafre, Belle, Music Comp. tee, David Henry, Monongah, Biology Lehman, Lynda A., Fairmont, Art Leonard, lackson L., Enterprise, Business Administration Seniors — 149 Leonette, loseph A., Stonewood, Social Studies Comp. Lewis, Nancy Ann, Fairmont Elementary Ed. Linger, David Philmore, Parkersburg, Music Comp. Linger, Jennifer, Fairmont, Elementary Ed. Linger, Verlene, Weston, Secretarial Course Little, lean Carole, Baltimore, Md., Physical Education Little, Jennifer Susan, Fairmont, French Loy, Sheila lean, Clarksburg, Elementary Education Malcolm, Debbie, Rivesville, Elementary Education Mariner, Steven A., Waynesburg, Pa., Business Administration Marr, Bonnie LaBerta, Somerset, Pa., Physical Education Martin, Eileen, Fairmont, Home Economics Martin Sharon Marie, Fairmont, Clerical Course 150 — Seniors Martin, Victoria Ann Clarksburg, Home Economics Masters, lane Ann, Mannington, Nursing Matheny, Donna Shinnston, Social Studies Comp. Matheny, Terry Shinnston, Biology Students compare notes for final exams in study room of student center. Mathew, lane Lanece, Fairmont, Elementary Education Mauro, Rose Ann, Fairmont, Sociology Mayfield, Melvin L, Fairmont, Business Administration Mayle, Sherman L. jr., Clarksburg, Elementary Education Mazza, Margaret Carol, Fairmont, Chemistry McCabe, Sheila Ann, Morgantown, Psychology McCain, Robert, Fairmont, Chemistry McCauley, Nancy L, Bridgeport, Business Education McCoy, M. Arlene, Fairmont, Nursing Seniors — 151 McCoy, Margaret Darlene, Fairmont, Business Education McDougal, lohn C, Fairmont, History McCinnis, Joyce Ann, Sisterville, Nursing McGlumphy, Patricia lean, Burton, Elementary Education McVicker, Susan A., Silver Spring, Maryland, English Mazzei, Sara lane, Clarksburg, Sociology Meadows, lune, Elkins, Elementary Education Means, Sharlene, Clarksburg, Psychology and Sociology Meek, Donna Kay, New Martinsville, Mathematics Merendino, Vincent A., jr., Clarksburg, Biology Metz, Ellen lune, Mannington, English Meyer, Charles A., jr., Clarington, Ohio, Electrical Technology Mills, Dennis, Clarksburg, Soc. Studies Comp. Minehart, Mary Kay, Clarksburg, English and Speech and Drama Mitchell, Pat, Philippi, Nursing 152 - Seniors Moffett, Kenneth M., Clarksburg, Industrial Education Comp. Moffett, Robert R., Clarksburg, Engineering Technology Montgomery, Shurl Ray, Clarksburg, Recreation Moore, Diann, Fairmont, Home Economics Comp. Moran, Vera Ruth, Elkms, Physical Education Nice, Ronald Keith, Jena Alta, Business Administration Nicholson, Marjorie, Connellsville, Pa., Physical Education Nussear, Henry A. jr., Fairmont, Business Administration Oliverio, lames E ., Fairmont, Music Seniors — 153 Science building construction is to be completed for the fall semester of 1971. Oliverio, Raymond, P., Clarksburg, Business Administration Osbourn, Carol Ann. Harrisville, Elementary Education Painter. Ethel Mane. Shinnston, Elementary Education Palumbo. Susan M., Monroeville, Pa., Home Economics Parker, Maria, Pine Beach, N. |., Elementary Education Parsons, Robert Eugene, Fairmont, Business Administration Paugh, Robert, Clarksburg, Art Peaslee, Donna, Kingwood, Elementary Education Pennington, Frank Edward, Beckley, Business Administration Peters, Carol, Morgantown, Elementary Education Petonick, Paul . jr., Buckhannon, Social Studies Phillippi, lames P., Rockwood, Pa., Elementary Education Phillips, Larry Ross, Buckhannon, Industrial Education, Com p. Phillips, lohn W., Buckhannon, Industrial Education, Comp, Pignanelli, Sandra, Fairmont, Elementary Education 154 — Seniors Pingley, Patsy, Elkins, Elementary Education Pnakovich, Lawrence, Valley Bend, Physical Education Pokrzywa, lames R., Clarksburg, I.E. General Shop Posey, David, Weston, Industrial Education Posey, Sandra Elaine, Roanoke, Business Education Pratt, Christina, Clarksburg, Sec. Studies Prezioso, Roman W., ]r., Monongah, Industrial Education Comp. Price, Victor, Elkins, Engineering Tech. Prieto, Joseph Allen, Anmoore, Business Administration Priolette, Patty, Fairmont, Physical Education Prunty, Cassandra Elaine, Barrackville, Secretarial Studies Pyles, Kenneth W., Keyser, Industrial Arts, Comp. Reed, Mark, St. Albans, Sociology Reppard, Lou Anne, Smithfield, English Rhoades, ludy K., Monongah, Nursing Seniors — 155 Rice, Mary, Shinnston, English Rice, Susan, Bridgeport. Business Education Comp. Richey, Martha lean. West Alexander, Pa., Elementary Education Riley, Darrell Thomas, Bridgeport, Business Administration Roberts, Wanda Kay, Clarksburg, Nursing Rogers, Calvin R., Grafton, Mechanical Technology Rogers, Robert C, Grafton, Engineering Technology Rollins, Brent £., Lost Creek, Music Comp. Rometo, Marlene M., Pittsburgh, Pa., Sociology Rosenberger, Pamela S., Fairmont, Physical Education Ruszkowski, Joyce, Weirton, Elementary Education Ryan, Patricia, Mannington, Home Economics Comp. Sachetti, Joyce M., Pleasant Valley, Elementary Education Sands, Kenneth, Vienna, Accounting Sapp, Larry, Grafton, Physics Comp. 156 — Seniors K%M - Satterfield, Lowell, Farimont, Industrial Education Schaeffer, Betty Lou, Germantown, Md., Business-Accounting Schmidt, Gerard I , Fairmont, Sociology Schmidt, Susanne, Fairmont, Elementary Education Scott, ludith Lynn, Wheeling, Business Seifrit, Deborah D., Fairmont, Physical Education Sellers, Lucille A., Fairmont, Home Economics Shaga, Sue, Rosemont, Pa., Elementary Education Shannon, Karen, Fairmont, English - lournalism Shannon, Michael, Norton, Business Administration Sharp, Elaine Kae, Grant Town, Elementary Education Sharp, lames L., Waverly, Industrial Education Seniors — 157 Shaw, lames Walter, Buckhannon, Elementary Education Shawen, Elizabeth Ann. Romney, English Sheets, Robert A., Green Bank, Physical Education Shelton, Rebekah, Charleston, Elementary Education Short, Bruce A., Philippi, Industrial Engineering Short, Richard, Brandywine, Industrial Education Sidow, Linda L, Fairmont, Elementary Education Simon, Flora Ann, Clarksburg, Elementary Education Skinner, Becky ill, Nutter Fort, Elementary Education f MA,J Above - Students fight traffic and cold weather to get to early classes. Right - Winter fun on the hill. : ■ ' ' ■ 158 — Seniors Skubis, Frank, Grant Town, Physical Education Slider, Beverly Ann, Fairmont, Home Economics Smith, Charlene Sue, Rivesville, Nursing Smith, Nancy Kay, Rivesville, Nursing Smith, William B., Kingwood, Social Studies Snider, Paul, Nutter Fort, Industrial Arts 5pence, Janice Day, Clarksburg, Sociology Spevock, Michael Allen, Fairmont, Psychology Stalnaker, Pamela Tynes, Princeton, Sociology Stanley, Lynn Ann, Fairmont, Psychology Starcher, Linda, Weston, Clerical Starcher, Sammy M., Clarksburg, Industrial Arts Stealey, Brenda Yvonne, Clarksburg, Elementary Education Stemple, Dana A., Philippi, Social Studies Stevens, Pauline, Fairmont, Secretarial Studies Seniors — 159 Studenic, Betty, Farmington, French Swanger, Frank L jr., Morgantown, Elementary Education Swiger, Michael, Core, Accounting Swihart. Linda, Morgantown, Mathematics Comp. Talbot, Molly, Salem, Ohio, Elementary Education Tarasuk, Harry jr., Rachel, Social Studies Tassey, Elaine Carol, Weirton, Elementary Taylor, Beverly, Keyser, Elementary Education Taylor, Paul Dennis, Fairmont, Social Studies Comp. Taylor, Christine, Elkins, Social Studies Comp. Thornton, Pamela, Pickering, Pinch, Elementary Ed. Threlkeld, Helen, Barngat, New jersey, Physical Ed. 160 — Seniors Tonkovich, Dede, Farmington, Nursing Trimble, Lenora, Bridgeport, Business Education Turner, Diana Helen, Clarksburg, French Tusing, Terry Lee, Barrackville, Physical Education Tustin, Vicki, Smithfield, Secretarial Studies Undereiner, Noreen, Pittsburgh, Pa., Physical Education kf VanGilder, Donna Ellen, Fairfield, N. Business Education VanGilder, Loretta, Fairmont, Elementary Education VanGilder, Robert, Fairmont, Industrial Education Van Tromp, John, Buckhannon, Social Studies Varner, Shirley A.,. Fairmont, Math Walker, Ben E., Arlington, Va., Industrial Arts Women learn the fundamentals of soccer in phys. ed. class. Seniors — 161 Wallace, Linda Annette. Clarksburg, Home Economics Com p. Wallace, Thomas. L , Folsom, Business Administration Wargo, Christine L, Windber, Pa., Home Economics Comp. Weaver, Rebecca Ann, Fairmont, Elementary Education Weber, lames W., Weston, Art English Weekley, John H., Bridgeport, Industrial Education Comp. Wheelock, Willard, F., Clarksburg, History and English White, Margaret Kemper, Fairmont, Music Williams, Deane, Tunnelton, Physical Education Williams, Linda A, Thornton, Nursing Williams, Margaret Ruth, Warren, Ohio, Home Economics, Comp. Williams, Phil Mason, Morgantown, Speech and Drama Williams, Wayne R., Greenwood, Music Comp. Wilson, lanet Lee, Newell, Elementary Education Wilson, Sue Ann, Grafton, Sociology 162 - Seniors Seniors don caps and gowns tor May graduation. Winemiller, Gwendolyn, Shinnston, Elementary Wooddell, Kenneth, Buckhannon, Business Woodward, Mary, Fairmont, Elementary Education Workman, John Paul, Reader, Social Studies Comp. Yocco, Kathryn Diana, Galloway, Sociology Yoho, Kenneth Lee, Hundred, Elementary Education Young, Connie Lynn, Fairmont, Elementary Education tion Zabolotny, Stanley, Grant Town, Biology Comp. if ' i . Zeilor, Beth, Fairmont, Elementary Education Zirkle, W. Dale, Philippi, Physical Education Seniors — 163 Adams, Robert Fort shby Amos, lean Fairmont Arnold, Rebecca Davis tkinson, Charles Vienna Bailey, Sara lane I ' ston Balenger, Nancy Bunker Hill Ball, lohn Fairmont Barberio, Anthony Clarksburg Bare us, Ervm Paden City Bartlett, Pamela Detroit, Mich. Juniors Bauer, Linda Arthurdale Bell, Larry Elkins Belt, lack Fairmont Bennett, Gary Webster Springs Binson, Diane Kingswood Benson, Robert Fairmont Bilotta, Karen Fairmont Bjorkman, Mark Arthurdale Junior class president: Charles Taylor. 164 — luniors Bolvard, David Moatsville Boor, Carole Cabins Brookover, Kathy Lockport, N. Y. Brown, Larry Shinnston Brown, Thomas Charleston Cale, Cheryl Lynn Fairmont Carder, Bill Frostburg, Md. Carpenter, Sharon Fairmont Carr, Larry Fairmont Castleman, Paula Martinsburg Cinalli, Nickie Fairmont Clark, Beverly Kingwood Clark, Cynthia Shinnston Clonch, Robert Clarksburg Cowger, Ralph Fairmont Conley, Bill Follensbee Conley, Gene Fairmont Compton, Charles Clarksburg Conn el I, Doris lean Fairmont Cox, Joyce Hundred The Fine Arts building and the Student Center are several of the newer buildings located on the west end of the campus. luniors — 165 Cnm, Linda Gerrardstown Cruikshank, Robert Fairmont Davis, Cheryl lune Fairmont Daytona, Donna Keyser Decker, Barbara Kingwood DeFazio, Diana Monongah DeMary, Gary Rivesville DeMoss, Sandy Kingwood Dennison, Paula Fairmont Die ken, Nancy Cumberland, Md. Dobbins, Carolyn Amherst, Ohio Dodd, Vicki Fairmont Draper, Thomas Youngstown, Ohio Durigon, Olivia LaBelle, Pa. Efaw, Linda Mannington Ellis, lane Bridgeport Evans, Mary Ann Logan Fleming, Robert Burnt House Forte, Joseph Fairmont Fortney, Edwin Tunnelton Martin, Michael Fairmont Frazier, John Fairmont Freeman, Paulette Riversville Furgason, Beth Fairmont Carlo w, Dean Fairmont Caston, Donald Clarksburg Germon, Terry Gaithersburg, Md. Gerz, Bonnie Fairmont Christ, Carol Connelsville, Pa Gibson, Phyllis Elkms 166 — luniors Glass, Steve Shinnston Goodwin, Rosa Lee Fairmont Grandstaff, Frank Ravenswood Grose, John Morgantown Hamrick, Laverne Valley Head Harper, Rebecca Buckhannon Harper, Janet Mouth of Seneca Hankins, Ivan Bridgeport Hickman, juanita Elkins Hill, Collette Pittsburgh, Pa. Hill, Susan Mannington Hoff, Lynn Bloomfield, N. Hoffman, Neale Wilm. Del. Holbert, James Bridgeport J-lood, left Bridgeport Humphrey, Fred Pennsboro Hylton, Larry Coal City Ice, Beverly Willyville Students cut classes to enjoy an afternoon at Valley Falls. luniors — 167 lohnson, Hugh Richwood lohnson. Rex Buckhannon )oy, Julia Kay Fairmont Kaser, Danny New Cumberland, Md. Karickhoff, lud Buckhannon Kearns, Bill Gaithersburg, Md. Kimmel, Brenda Wester port, Md. Kirchner, Connie Newell Knotts, Tim Fairmont Krumenacker, lames Fairmont Lambert, Susan Parsons San Luis, Lu Alexandria, Va. Leep, lack Clarksburg Lemley, Carol Wadestown Lilly, Charlotte Lewisburg Lindsay, Patty Clarksburg Loveall, Veronica Porters Falls Manley, Debbie Fairmont Mann, Janet Charleston Marks, loe Worthington Marshall, Bonnie Morefield Matthews, Shelly Fairmont McLaughlin, la net Idamay McNair, Paul Weston McNeely, Denise Hundred Miller, Linda Buchannon Miller, Susan Fairmont Mills, Penny Bell Vernon, Pa. Molenock, Joyce Ann Fairmont Moore, Nancy Montrose 168 — juniors Moran, Charles Fairmont Murphy, Lenora Riverton Mustachio, Mary Rose Fairmont Muster, Kathryn Morgantown Muto, Nieta Fairmont Nil kolich, Brenda Fairmont Nine, Wendy Reedsville Norris, Jacqueline Connellsville, Pa. Olson, David Monongah Paolo, Teddi Weirton Penick, Ralph Hebron, Ohio Pitner, John Vienna Pettry, lames Pax Poling, Dewayne Vienna Post, Kevin Buckhannon There is little time for relaxation just before a test. Susan Miller and Mike Shuman enjoy lounge hours. Reese, Peggy Fairmont Revay, Joseph Follansbee Ribas, Mark Bridgeport Rinker, Elizabeth Keyser Robinson, Connie Pine Grove Rose, Kitty Rivesville Rosenberger, Patty Fairmont Rothlisberger, jane Pittsburgh, Pa, Ryan, Donna Cameron Satter field, Janet Fairmont 170 — Juniors Fun in the sun - at Valley Falls liArt Skeen, Keith Ripley Skinner, Lynn Fairmont Sleezer, Robert Toms River, N.|. Snider, Terry jo Worthington Spanahel, Mary Ann Fairmont Stalder, Kathy Fairmont Stalnaker, Walter Weston Straight, Earl Fairmont Strawser, I tidy Reedsville Taylor, Charles Fairmont Taylor, Thomas Wadestown Tennant, Sheila Burton Thome, Kathy Mannington Tracy, Linda Reader Turner, Betty jo Newport, Ky. Turner, Billie Bayard Valentine, Nancy Rivesville Van Cilder, Janet Fairmont Ware, Fleeta Fairmont Watkins, an 5 Cumberland, Md. Weese, Shirley Riverton Welch, Joseph Bridgeport West, Carole Bayard Wilfong, Kathy Fairmont Williams, Deobrah Fairview Williams, Donna Sue Fairmont Willard, Peggy Berkeley Springs Wolfe, jerry Fellowsville Woolfitt, lames Charleston Yoko, joe Cameron luniors — 171 Masky, Diane Farmington Alberico, Ronald Fairmont Ambrose, Lucendia Parkersburg Anderson, Clara Hacker Valley Angel illl, Pattv Fairmont Arbogast, Connie Weston Ashe raft, Beverly Buchannon Ashburn, Dave Bridgeport Armitage, Susan Pittsburgh Arnett, lames Fairmont Sophomores Signs of the times e Baransky, Rosemary Monongah Barnett, Ann Clarksburg iarr, Bonnie Keyser atton, Francine New Martinsville Beall, Sally Mannington Bee, Jeanne Clarksburg Black, Becky Greensburg, Pa. Bonasso, Ann Fairmont 172 — Sophomores Bonasso, Mary Fairmont Boor, Bonnie Cabins, Boyer, Joanne Fairmont Bredon, Patricia Fairmont Brookover, Rebecca Clarksburg Bryan, Margie South Charleston Buffington, Jane New Martinsville Cain, Nancy Fairmont Campbell, Debra Grafton Campbell, Mary Grafton Capen, Lisa Berkeley Springs Carder, Rita Bruceton Mills Catsonis, William Philippi Channel I, Charles Petersburg Coffman, Brenda Fairmont Coffman, Linda Fairmont Cole, Laura Fairmont Collins, Kenneth Nitro Connell, Michele Clarksburg Cook, Elizabeth Fairmont One of the women ' s dormitories located on campus — Morrow Hall. Sophomores — 173 . ' - : «C Falcon majorettes as they perform during halftime. V Cope I and, Carol Wadestown Capestick, lanie Newell Cox, Debra Fairmont Crooks, Sherry Fairmont Cropp, Alice Lumberport Crutchfield, David Burnsville Cunningham, Linda Newell Cunningham, Margaret Baxter Curry, David Fairmont Curtis, Eric Clarksburg Davisson, Debbie Westernport, Md. Davisson, lane Clarksburg Deakins, lanalynn Grafton DeWitt, Kathy Fairmont Diamond, Nancy Clarksburg Doolittle, Ellen Bridgeport Dunaway, William Reedsville Edwards, Curtis Clarksburg Elzey, Patricia Church Creek, Md. Evans, Brian Monongah 174 — Sophomores Gulas, Ethel Clarksburg Hagan, Chris Kingwood Harki, Ronnie Fairmont Faith, Bonnita Berkeley Springs Farmer, Susan Barrackville Feaster, William Elkins Feathers, jerry Fairmont Fletcher, Susan Rachel Flynn, Barbara Weirton Ford, Karen Clarksburg Garvin, lames Fairmont Germano, Robert Greensburg, Pa. Glover, Darlene Mannington Goff, Robert Fairmont Gonsorcik, Mary Clarksburg Gorby, Sharon Hundred Gregory, Tony Baltimore, Md. Griffin, Paula Wyatt mLJj Have a taste of the delicious food served in our cafeteria. Sophomores — 175 Hams, Pamela Belington lar t ' v. lanet Buchannon Hart. Linda Fairmont Haught, Debbie Fairmont Hawkins, Deborah Oxon Hill, Md. Hay, David Worthington Hennis, Nancy Mannington Hill, ludy Farmington Holbert, Polly Bridgeport lack, Betsy Buckhannon Jamison, lack Pennsboro lanes, Linda Shinnston Jenkins, Brenda St. Albans I ones, Linda Fairmont tones, lerrelle Weirton Jones, Samuel Monongah Kee, Anne Hambleton Kiger, Susan West Union Kinnan, ludy Cameron Koliscak, Malcolm Fayette City, Pa. Koreski, Mary Shinnston Koubal, Karl Seven Hills, Ohio Kovach, Cleta Kingmont Kraft, Tim Fairmont Lafferty, Kathy Weirton La 1 1 one, Carol Wellsburg LeMaster, Cindy Charleston Lantz, Linda Buckhannon Landacre, Rebecca Bridgeport Leggett, Rick Fairmont 176 — Sophomores Lemley, David Harrisville Lester, Suzanne Shinnston Levitsky, Sonia Farmington Li I ley, Nancy Glen Easton Lipinski, Joyce Monongah Lipscomb, Mary Belington Loar, Cathy Grafton Longstretch, Linda Mannington Ed Lemon searches for that right card for someone special Loretta, S. Robert Clarksburg Loss, Roseann Monongah Louis, ' Steve Verona, Pa, Low, Robert Parkersburg Lowe, Linda lacksonburg Lowther, Donnie Clarksburg Lynch, Rosemary Fairmont Madia, Angela Clarksburg Mallonee, Diane Fairmont Marra, Donna Clarksburg Sophomores — 177 McGee, Mildred Rangoon McGlumphy, Karen Burton Meade, Kay ■ 5 ■ Fairmont Meadows, Susan ' B H Clarksburg Meredith, Diane Harrisville 9 T Mikulski, Kathy ■ ™l Monongah Miller, Grace Monongah Miller, Rebecca Chester u ptfc , • Minardi, Diane Monongah Moats, Evelyn Flemington Moore, Glenn ■kfc . Jfl Millsboro, Del. j k Morgan, Charles fc f Clarksburg Morgan, Donna Fairmont iJk Nease, Gay j % Buckhannon Nestor, Patricia Grafton A view of the Fine Arts Building and Student Center from Pence Hall 178 - Sophomores Newbraugh, Vickie Berkeley Nicholson, Jackie Normalville, Pa, Ocheltree, Mary Camden Gauley Paugh, Ramile Philippi Phillips, Sherry Fairmont Pinella, Claudia Clarksburg Pingley, o Ellen Elkins Pinell, Cynthia Clarksburg Post, lanie Good Hope Post, Richard Clarksburg Priester, Barbara Fairmont Proud foot, David Millsboro, Del. Provance, Debbie Fairmont Quinto, Stoney Fairmont Raspa, Kathyrn Ann Fairmont Reg , Wayne Irwin, Pa. Renaldo, Randall Fairmont Renzelli, Mike Clarksburg Rice, Debbie Coshocton, Ohio Rifiee, Sheila Fairmont Rollins, Amy Lost Creek Rollins, Geary Clarksburg Ryan, Ruth Mannington Sanders, Barbara Fairmont Scarff, Bonita Wolf Summit Scarff, Richard Wolf Summit Schrader, Glenn New Martinsville Serge, Philip Cranttown Shahan, Keny Clarskburg Shane, lanet Fairview Sophomores — 179 Sharp, Timothy Grant Town Shreve, Dianne Fairmont Simmons, Edward Parsons Simmons, Marlene Follansbee Simonton, Susan Pennsboro Smith, Lucinda Fairmont Snodgrass, Charlotte Harrisville Stanley, Donna Clarksburg Starkey, John Falson Starr, Robert Mt. Clare Sturm, Deborah Crantsville Sturm, Michele Clarksburg Sturm, Sarah Hundred Swecker, Renee Buckhannon Taylor, Susan Parkersburg Tetrick, Brenda Fairmont Thomas, lames Wheeling Thome, Gary Colfax Tooth man, Darrell Fairmont Vanorsdale, Cynda Elkins A night view as seen from the terrace of the Student Center. 180 — Sophomores Take it away Paula Gaye! Varner, Sharon Fairmont Vickers, Rebecca Charles Town Vilone, Tina Fairmont Ware, Karen Belington Warren, Linda jane Lew Watach, Constance Cumberland, Md. Weaver, Charlie West over White, Rick Reedsville Williams, Joyce Fairmont Willis Cathey Shinnston Wilmoth, Shelia Belington Wilson, Pam Fairmont Wolfe, Donna Grafton Yerace, Linda Fairmont Yoas, Coral Butler, Pa. Sophomores — 181 Agee, George Fairmont Ahalt, Gregory Berkeley Allevato, Mary Ann Clarksburg Alt, George Petersburg Anderson, Mark Fairmont Anderson, Patricia Webster Springs Arnett, Randall Fairmont Ash, lohn Smithfield Ault, Bonnie Pittsburgh, Pa. Auvil, Randall Mt. Clare, Pa. Freshmen One of the basic sports taught in women ' s physical education class is basketball. 182 — Freshmen Baker, Rebecca Thurmont, Pa. Baisi, Patricia Elkins Ball, Becky Fairmont Barlow, Thomas Kingwood Barnett, Robert Clarksburg Beatty, David Smithfield Beeghly, Patricia Bruceton Mills Beerbower, Paula Fairmont Belcastro, John Bridgeport Belcastro, loyce Shinnston Bell, Bonnie Washington, Pa. Bennett, Bill Parsons Bennett, Renee Fairmont Beymer, Pam Philippi Biller, Kathy Elkins Blagg, Bruce Idamay Bokey, Pam Clarksburg Bonfili, William Moreantown Bovalina, Francine Weirton Bow ley, Alan Bridgeport Bowers, Gregory Fairmont Bowers, Suzan )essup, Md. Boyce, Kathy Fairmont Brookover, Micheal New Martinsville Brown, Brenda Fairmont Brown, Michael Rock Cave Brown, Patty Grafton Brown, Roger Parkersburg Traditional bonfire held during Freshman Week. Freshmen — 183 Brown, Sandra Arthurdale Brum field, Denise St. Albans Bryner, Patricia Bruceton Mills Bumside, Cynthia Weston Bumside, Vicky Dunba r Butler, Sherry Grafton Butts, Kenneth Berkeley Springs Cario, Albert Washington, Pa. Carpenter, Cheryl Salem Cassidy, Pat Pittsburgh, Pa. Clayton, Sherry Clarksburg Colich, Ellaine Norwalk, Ohio Cook, Don Holbrook, Pa. Conger, Cloria Washington, Pa. Conner, Linda Fairmont Conwell, Cynthia Ripley Cox, Pamela Fairmont Cox, Marty Anmore Daniel, Marmi Mannington Dai ley, loyce Summersville Davis, Sandra Clarksburg De Carlo, Linda Toms River Domico, Cindy Monongah Donaldson, Peggy Weston Dowden, Valerie Fort Ashby Dufielmeyer, lustine Salem Dumont, Debra Ann South Charleston Elliott, Lisa Bruceton Mills Evans, Robert Fairmont Figler, Susan Fairmont 184 — Freshmen Ford, Pat Fairmont Forsythe, Steve Buchannon Fortney, Fred Shinnston Fox, Patty Fairmont Francis, Linda Weirton Frey, Jeanne Bridgeport Gonzales, Kathleen Clarksburg Gould, Danny Buchannon Larry Bell, sergeant-at-arms, plays Big Daddy during Freshmen Week. Griffith, Donna Fairmont Grimsley, Tanya Fairmont Gross, Jennifer Fairmont Haddix, Greg Elkins Hamden, Barbara Princeton Hamilton, Charlotte Fairmont Hamilton, Linda Fairmont Harman, Phyllis Harman Harry, William Fairmont Hartley, Warren Fairmont Freshmen — 185 Hayhurst, Deborah Fairmont Henderson. Charlotte Fairmont Herrick, Mary New Martinsville Heston, Sheila Fairmont Hodges, Sherry Buchannon Homono, Thomas Follansbee Horab, Carol Fairmont Hosaflook, Bill Buchannon HI Id re th, lane Spencer Hinch, Denise Pittsburgh, Pa. Hoover, Rita Harrisville Huey, John Connellsville, Pa Humphrey, Alan Ripley Humphrey, Nancy Pennsboro Huston, Anne Morgantown A little rest is at hand after a competitive tennis game. 186 — Freshmen Hyde, Roberta Salem Hylton, Ronnie Coal City Ivaun, Betty Weirton Jones, Arlean Ann Fairmont Judy, David Arthhur Kelley, Cary Fairmont Kerns, Pam Monongah Koyach, Harriet Clarksburg Kovalan, Charles Clarksburg Kuhn, John Mt. Storm Krupinski, Chris Terra Alta Lambrotte, Diane Fairmont Layne, Paula Onego Lear, lames Mt. Clare Leavy, Wendy Pittsburgh Lejeune, Julie Clarksburg Lepley, Ruth Ann Fairmont Lis ton, Deane Albright Long, Patricia Bridgeport Lyons, Douglas Mt. Storm Maditz, Ceferina Clarksburg Martin, Dale Elms Martin, George Shinnston McCann, Deborah Shippensburg, Pa. McClure, Marie St. Albans McClure, Marie St. Albans McDonald, Lynnda Elkins McCormick, Pam Fairmont McCown, David Washington, Pa. McNeil, lames Farmington Freshmen — 187 Medina, Linda Clarksburg Menhart, toy Washington, Pa. Meo, Kandyce Fairmont Meredith, Ed Elkins Messinger, Mar) lane Clarksburg Metzgar, Doris Bridgeport Miller. Holl) Fairmont Miller, Margaret M. Parsons Miller, Pamela Ann Annapolis, Md. Moats. Linda Flemington Moebus, Carol Clarksburg Monticciolo, Laura New York, N. Y. Morgan. Kathy Fairmont Morris, Eileen T. Morgantown Morrison, Debbie Fairmont Morrison, Patricia Kenlworth, N. |. Moss, Terry Weirton Nesselrotte, Wiiliam Worthington Nuzum. Edwina Fairmont O ' Fie Id. Bill Clarksburg Oliver io, Stephanie Clarksburg Onderko, Jennifer Fairmont Paisley, Frances Charleston Patsch, lack i e Houston, Pa, Phillips, Frances Ann Fairmont Phillips, lenny Buchannon Pmnell, Linda Fairmont Plum, Cheryl Bridgeport Plutro, Michele Ann Fairmont Pokrzywa, Patty Clarksburg 188 — Freshmen (t s Poling, Pamela Grafton Pope, lames Brandywine Poit, John Clarksburg Povish, Christine Philippi Power, Pam Volga Pratt, Eugene Morgantown Pulice, Diane Fairmont Putian, Dominga Loay, Bohol, Philippines Reed, Janet (ane Lew Reeder, Randall Parkersburg Rice, Kathy Washington, Pa. Riffe, Rebecca Kay Princeton Riggs, Keith Kingmont Riggs, Lois Ann Fairmont Robinson, Ronnie Barrackville Rom no, Anthony j. Fairmont Rosier, Shirley Montrose Rosenberger, Wendy Fairmont Rowan, Marvin Fairmont Rumbaugh, Michael Bridgeport Sabo, Kenneth C. Fairmont Schmidt. Elizabeth Fairmont Schmidt, Linda Clarksburg Schoonover, Gary E. Philippi Scott, Camilla Fairmont Scott, Susan Buckhannon Seelinger, Kathy L Summersville Serge, Daniel Fairmont Sezbenski, Debra A. Avon Lake, Ohio Shaver, Cynthia Fairmont Freshmen Short, Judy Fairmont Sickles, Debi Fairmont Sions, Vesta Cabins Six, Thomas Farmington Skeen, Gail Ripley Snoderly, lames Barrackville Stalder, Susan Fairmont Steele, Deanna Hundred Steele, Roderic Fairmont Smith, Sunday Walker Stealey, Debbie Clarksburg Stimmell, Mark Fairmont Stombaugh, Patricia Greensburg, Pa. Stump, Susan Charleston Stutler, Bill Fairmont Girls model clothes which they have made in a fashion designing class. 190 — Freshmen Home Economics classes present some hints in modeling. Tennant, Twyla Dawn Daybrook Thome, Donna Clarksburg Toothman, Penny Kingwood Travis, Betty Fairmont Trivolette, Cindy Richwood Tucker, Cynthia Rivesville Van Horn, Paul Fairmont Vargo, George B. Weirton Viglianco, jeanie Fairmont Vitrella, Vincent Bridgeport Waddill, Vickie St. Albans Wain, William Kittanning, Pa. Walkup, jenny Summersville Warash, Richard Fairmont Waters, Melissa Summersville Wells, Darlene Fairmont Wetzel, lane Pittsburgh, Pa. White, Cary Enterprise Williams, lames Parkersburg Wilson, Debra Kingswood Mannington Young, Margaret lamestown, N. |. Young, Michael Frederick, Md. Winstel, Louise Pittsburgh, Pa. Winter, Karen Ripley Winters, lames Bridgeport Woofter, William Reynoldsville Worth, Randy Wilsonburg Freshmen 191 ti u J, m ORGANIZATIONS WHO ' S WHO - Right, row 7: Anita Busch, Helen Kennedy, Margie Nicholson, Linda Bertwell. Row 2: Mary Cannon Clark, Marilyn Murphy, Karen Shannon, Becky Weaver, Patty Priolette. Row 3: Signe Height, |ohn McDougal, Olan Crot rill. STUDENT COUNCIL - Bottom, row 7. Marilyn Murphy, Nancy Ballenger, Beth Fergason, Barbara Decker, Penny Mills, Teddy Paolo, LouAnne Reppard, Barbara Priester, Debbie Mallamo, Susie Fletcher, Diane DeFazio. Row 2: Eric Willis, Paul Taylor, |ohn McDougal, Bill Beasi, Jim Saunders, Larry Resczynski, Larry Bell. Who ' s Who Student Council Annually FSC honors a few select students by naming them to the list of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. These students are selected on the basis of outstanding scholastic character- istics, participation, and leadership. The Student Council is the government body of stu- dents and consists of five Student Body Officers, fourteen representatives from the four classes and other groups, and a faculty sponsor, Dean Frye, appointed by the Presi- dent of the college. 194 — Organizations Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, National Educa- tion honorary, was established at FSC in 1931 under the Beta Omega Chapter. Requirements necessary for mem- bership are leadership, scholarship, character, and a maintenance of a 3.0 over all average and a 3.0 aver- age in the education field. Veterans Club Veteran ' s club is an organization open to all students who are veter- ans in the U.S. Armed Forces. Mem- bership offers the students associa- tion and fellowship with others who have shared similar experiences and interest. The members plan social events for enjoyment and work to- gether to increase veteran ' s benefits. KAPPA DELTA PI - Top, row 7: Patty Garcia, Mary West, Nancy Burns, Frank Swanger, Alice Herring, Vickie Board, Lenora Trimble. Row 2: Helen Kennedy, Linda Bertwell, Bonnie Harbert, Nancy Harsman, Mary Clark, Patty Br anham, Susie Lavencheck, Patty Priolette, Patsy Pingley, Barbara Funk, Sue Branson, Diann Moore. VETERANS CLUB - Row 7: Gary Starr, George Harris, Ron Caldwell, Phil Monell, Ken White, Bob Rock, Bob Cruikshank, John Cadence, Dave Baker. Row 2: Jennings Orwing, Frank Swiger, Dick Berry, Don Howell, Ken Sands, Mike Denning, Steve Randolph, Don Collins. Organizations — 195 AWS - Top: Lynn Scott, Marybelle Schmeck, Marilyn McDougal, loyce McGinms, Marilyn Murphy, Barbara Priester, Amy Atkinson, Diana DeFazio, Kathy Miller, Lisa Capen. SNEA - Right: Linda Anselene, Patsy Pingley, Charles Swanson, Margaret Willard, Becky Shelton, Lenora Trimble. AWS SNEA Associated Women Students is a service organization open to all women students. The local chapter, founded in 1964, is a member of the Intercollegiate Association of Women with representatives from colleges and universi- ties in every state in the Union. The Student National Educational Association is a professional organization for education students, spon- sored by the West Virginia Educational Association and National Educational Association. 196 — Organizations Blazers Blazers is a local Senior Women ' s Honorary organi- zation founded in 1947. Each spring outstanding junior women are elected on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, loyalty to the college and integrity. These women are members throughout their senior year and occupy a special position of honor and example to underclass women. Flames Flames, a Junior Women ' s Honorary was organized in 1966 for the purpose of honoring the junior women who has shown outstanding leadership, character, ser- vice to the college and who has maintained a 2.8 grade average. The colors of the organization are burnt or- ange . . . symbol of burning desire for wisdom; sunny yellow . . . symbol of the freshness of youth; and amber . . . symbol of the youthful quest for wisdom. BLAZER - Top: Patty Priolette, Linda Bertwell, Karen Shannon. FLAMES — Bottom: Fay Asfour, Barbara Decker, Becky Weaver, Cheryl Cale, )ane Carpenter. Organization — 197 Wesley Foundation Wesley Foundation, ministry to FSC, is recognized by the Student Council and administration of the college. Its overall operation is responsible to the Board of Education of the West Virgi- nia Conference of the United Method- ist Church. Newman Center Newman Apostolate is a group of Catholic Culture and Fellowship. They foster the spiritual, intellectual and social interests of FSC Catholics by binding them into a common union and assisting Fairmont State and its students whenever possible. WESLEY FOUNDATION - Top, Rev. Bowyer, Brent Duggan, Frances Dunham, Kathy Woody, Sherri Butcher, Jim Butcher, Paul Taylor. NEWMAN CENTER - Right, Lily Ruggeno, Sue Schmidt, Ann Bannasso, Father Burley. 198 — Organizations ' ¥ ft 1 55 f :: International Relations This club is of special interest to social science students but anyone concerned with forming a peaceful and understanding world community may join. Its purpose is to ac- quaint the students of Fairmont State with foreign exchange students and to help im- prove international relations. nter-Varsity This organization is a non-denominational group open to all faiths and creeds. Today ' s problems are discussed in relationship to the Bible. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB - Top, row 1: Margaret Amodio, Nelsona Waugh, Dominga Putian, Philippines, Row 2: Bob Starr, Earl Straight, Pradit Makin, Thailand, Rick White. INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP - Bottom, row 7: Jo Ellen Pingley, Becky Miller, Shelbia Davis, Nelsona Waugh. Row 2: Darrell Toothman, Bill Young, Rick White, Arlie Vance, Bob Starr, Fred McCord, Earl Killian, Becky Pritt, Donna Ryan. Organizations — 199 Kappa Gamma Fairmont State ' s Debate Honorary, Kappa Gamma, was established in 1968 for those debaters who have competed in five rounds or more of intercollegiate debate. Kappa Gamma is a branch of the Debate Club. Debate Club Organized to promote and encourage foren- sics activities, the Debate Club practices de- bate, oratory, and extemperaneous speaking. Significant current international questions and intercollegiate forensics competition is the aim of the Debate Club, whose members must maintain a 2.0 average. Michael Overking, speech and drama instructor oversees all activ- ities. — EL riB I  — 0 m M k m Lft ' ■ it fr aZI n IS 1 i ■ mm J m JO Masquers One of the oldest college dramatic organiza- tions, Masquers, at FSC consists of three main divisions. Four ma|or prodcutions are spon- sored by the Masquers each semester. Tryouts tor these productions are open to the student body. The Children ' s divisions of Masquers presents a play for the youth of Marion County. During the summer, four productions are presented by the Town and Gown Players with tryouts open to FSC students and town people. Alpha Psi Omega National dramatics honorary, Alpha Psi Omega, promotes interest in dramatic produc- tions to the students and community. Alpha Chapter, founded in 1925 by Dr. Paul Opp, selects members according to participation and interest in dramatics. 200 - Organization KAPPA GAMMA - left, top, John McDougal, Suzanne Snyder, Michael Overking. DEBATE CLUB - left, bottom, Row 1: Marilyn McDougal, lane Carpenter, Barbara Priester. Row 2: Mike Overking, debate coach; Marty Price, Gene Conley, |im Woolfitt, Duane Southern MASQUERS - Top, Row 7: lean Amos, Karen McGlumphy, Karen Bilotta, Danita Florenza, Kathy Raspa, ludy Summers, Vickie Dodd, Ramile Paugh, Cheryl Davis, Brenda Kaufman, Gayle Emery, Linda Pinnell, Linda Davidson. Row 2: |an Woodward, Helen Benda, Stephanie Oliveno, Kathv Seelinger. Row 3: Olan Cott ri II, Lloyd Arnett, |oe Zsomboran, Tim Sharp, Lee McLaughlin, Mike Genevie, Bill Weaver, Danny Currey, Howard Kemery, Phil Williams, leanne Edwards, lanet Satterfield, Rick Leggett. ALPHA PSI OMEGA - Left, Phil Williams, lanet Satterfield, Lloyd Arnett, Olan Cottnll. Organizations 201 Art Club The Art Club is made up of faculty members and students majoring or minoring in art. Members of the club see movies and work on projects at meetings. Art instructor, William Dix- on, is the club advisor. MENC Music Educators National Conference consists of faculty members and students who have a major or minor in music. The goal of the group is to better the understanding of music education through a varied and enlightening program of activ- ities. Epsilon Pi Tau Epsilon Pi Tau, an International Honorary Professional Frater- nity, seeks to promote and reward skill, efficiency, and re- search among industrial arts students. National trustees for FSC ' s Alpha Upsilon Chapter are Kenneth G. Wise, professor, and L. W. Leonard, assistant professor. Industrial Arts Club Developing attributes of the Industrial Arts technology be- yond class activities is the goal of the Industrial Arts Club. Affiliated with the American Vocational Association, the club was formed at FSC in 1948. All students in Industrial Arts Tech- nology are eligible for membership. ART CLUB: Top Seated, William Dunaway, Connie Wolfe, Lynn Skinner, Bob Starr. Standing, Mike Shay, William Dixon, advisor; Dave Hay, Doug Corbett. 202 — Organizations MEN( C - Left bottom, top to bottom: David Linger, Doug Bunner, Ken Collins, Fran Pack, Vicki Dodd, Tina Vilone, Nancy Valentine. EPSILON PI TAU - Top, row 1: Walter Phillips, |ohn Phillips, Paul Leonard, Doug LaFauci, Dan Haught, Ken Pyles, Sandy Fricle, Bob Dibacco, Eugene Hawkins, Larry Phillips. Row 2: K. G. Wise, Loy VanCilder, Steve Kenney, Richard Short, lames Sharp, |ohn Gedker. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OFFICERS - Bottom: Dewayne Poling, Rex Johnson, Roy Brasher, Steve Kenney. Organizations - 203 Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta is an organization for outstanding students of the biological sciences. Members are required to have a 3.0 grade average in at least 10 hours of biology and a 2.3 over all grade average. This year associate members with at least a 2.5 grade average in biology were given social standing in this honorary. Service projects include labeling trees on campus, and cleaning the arboretum, the area where trees and shrubs are grown for study. Eta Theta Chapter ' s annual activities include a service project for the college and a camping trip. It endea- vors to encourage advancement in the life sciences through a three-fold program; stimulation of scientific knowledge and promotion of biological research. Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha, business honor- ary, was founded in 1958. It was orga- nized 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 fu- ture. BETA BETA BETA - Top, row 7. |erry Matteucci, Jody Bucher, Kathy Muster, Don Howell. Row 2: Dr. Raymond Amos, Dr. Bob Shan, Ben Moore, Emily Robinson. Row 3: |ohn DeFazio, Adam Michna, Randy Williams, Bob Smith. Row 4: Stan Aavolotny, Galen Queen. ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA - Right, row 7: Linda Kisner, Jo Ann Ellis, Donna VanGilder, Shelly Matthews, lanet Van Gilder. Row 2: Henry Nussear, Dave McDonald, Ed Zadylak, Steve Mariner. Row 3: Bob Cruikshank, Tom Riley, Aaron Hawkins. 204 — Organizations American Chemistry Society American Chemical Society is an organization of students 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 information to the students and acts as a clearing house for jobs. Home Economics Club Students interested in a professional career in Home Economics may become a member of this chapter. Members as affiliated with the state Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association. Since 1909, the membership has been engaged in elementary, secondary, and adult education, service home economists, social welfare, public health and research. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY - Left, row 7: Donald Davoli, Michael Martin, Ted Alfred. Row 2: Marmi Daniel, Kathleen Hurst, Peggy Mazza, Susan Yanero. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB - Row 1: Virginia Hoffman, Mary K. Clark, Beverly Slider, Vickie Newbrough, Sue Johnson, Diann Moore, Barbara Funk, Ellen Moore, Diana DeFazio, Linda Wallace, Lilly Ruggiero. Row 2: Eileen Martin, Jan Deakins, Lisa Capen, Linda Coffman, Alice Cropp, Marilyn Swecker, Christine Hagan, Cynthia Pinnell, Joyce Williams, Vickie Martin, Mary Mustachio, Judy Strawser, Norma Ganta, Cathy Tobrey. Row 3: Lois Moore, Laura Cole, June Blackham, Gloria Petrucci, Margaret Cunningham, Darlene Glover, Janet Brady, Clara Anderson, Carol Copeland, Suzanne McGinnis, Donna Marra, Ann Bonasso, Kay Joy, Sue Branson, Linda Warren, Kay Wilson, Mary Ann Jones. Organizations — 205 STUDENT NURSES OFFICERS — Left, Nancy Smith, Susan Rexroad, Charlene Smith. 206 — Organizations Student Nurses Phi Epsilon Chi Student Nurses Association is composed of freshman Phi Epsilon Chi was organized to promote interest and and senior students who are eligible for the two-year enthusiasm in health, physical education and safety nursing program. The main purposes of this non-profit among women. Every incoming woman student in physi- organization are to aid in the development of the nursing cal education is automatically considered a member and student as a democratic citizen by broadening the mem- is expected to participate, ber ' s horizons as an individual. STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION - Left top, row 1: Nancy Smith, loyce McGinnis, Linda Williams, )udy Rhoades, Susan Gatrell, Francis Phillips, Row 2: Sharon Hamrick, Sunday Smith, Nancy Pickstone, Brenda Tetrick, Kathleen Arnold, Gloria Conger, Susan Bice. Row 3: Marilyn Walden, Ruth Enlow, Rugh Lepley, Karen Shaw, Mary Wilson, Debra Chaddock. Row 4: Susan Rexroad, | udith Haddock, Mary Maltba, loan Claus, Gladys McGraeeon. PHI EPSILON CHI - Top, row 1: Kathy Miller, Signe Height, Susan Meadows, Bonnie Harbert, lanice Hoffman, Helen Gum, Dee Shaver, Penny Holsworth. Row 2: Denise Adams, Vera Moran, Shelly Hyde, lackie Boone, Terry Tusing, Diane Tsottles. Organizations - 207 BLACK CULTURE CLUB - Top, row 7 Greg Hinton, Anna Flynn, LaSchell Robinson, Marietta McKinney, Dottie Woody, Phil Hines, Ann Jones, junior |ones, Kerry Starks, Greg Hinton II, Tim Powell, Oretha Arnold, Bob McCain, Mary Jo Powell, Ben Walker, Rose Sallis. Row 2: Rod Jones, Russ Goines, Larry Freison, Howard Maupin, Ted Jackson, Elliott Goldson, Stanley Brown, Mike Barnett. Fl BATAR CAPPAR - Bottom, row 7: Bill Conley, Mike Sadtler, Larry Catsonis, Andy Sedlock, Bill Beasi. Row 2: Pat Napple, Rudy Zaccagnini, Ray Lombardi, Mryon Seese, Art Baldaut, Rat Saunders, Danny Beck, Gary Musgrave, Larry DeRosa, Dick Lienhardt, Gary Studenic, Row 3: Doug Hall, Dick Corley, Bob Shimp, Dave Corley, Jerry Matteucci, Bob Softcheck, Robert Corallino, Advisor. Row 4: Frank Austin, Mike Ptomey, James Holbert, Dennis Gibson. FRESHMAN COUNSELORS - Right top, row 7. Marilyn Murphy, Barbara Decker, Deanna Cleavenger, Penny Mills, Noreen Undereiner, Frank Curry, John Phillips, Dave Crisso, Larry Sapp, Steve Marines, Barbara Preisler, Charlie Scott . Row 2: Karen Shannon, John McDougal, Gene Conley, Rita Jo Decker, Gayle Emery, Jane Carpenter, Stephanie Priester, Margie Nicholson, Helen Kennedy, Becky Shelton, Kathy Jo Laneianese, Ralphene Bechner, Jane Arthur, Linda Haass, Dottie Woody. Row 3: Bill Carder, Larry Bell, Tom Thompson, Steve Glass, Jerry Matteucci, Becky Weaver, Patty Garcia, Linda Hamilton, Nancy Burns, Anita Busch, Mary Kay Minehart, Chris Wago, Kathy Stalder, Paul Taylor. 208 — Organizations Freshman Counselors The Freshman Counselors are intro- ductory guidance advisors to incoming freshmen. Their membership includes the five Student Council elected officers and all the past counselors who are in good standing concerning leadership, citizenship, and scholar- ship. The rest of the quota is open to anyone in the student body who qualifies. Dorm Presidents Out of town students at Fairmont State College are given the opportunity to live in college or privately owned dormitories and apartments. Officers for these facilities are elected by the residents to serve in a social capacity. DORMITORY PRESIDENTS Lynn Scott, Lisa Capen. Lett, Kathy Miller, Organizations - 209 INTER FRATERNITY-PAN HELLENIC COUN- CIL Top, row 7; Penny Cousins, Bonnie Marr, Pam Rosenberger, Barbara Lasure, Carol Christ, Becky Shelton, Nancy Cline, Lynn Skinner, Peggy Reese. Row 2: Keith Skeen, Tom Mercer, Bill Carder, Tim Rogers, Rocco Muriale, Chris Pallotta, )ohn Varner, Ralph Penick. WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Right, row 7: Veronica Loveall, Linda Bertwell, Mary Cavalier, Signe Height, Diane Tsottles, Rosemary Fantasia. nterfraternity Panhellenic Women ' s Panhellenic Interfraternity Panhellenic Council is made up of three representatives from each fraternity and sorority. Main functions are the coordination and sponsoring of Greek Week activities, the annual Holly Ball Dance, Homecom- ing floats, and Song Fest. Women ' s Panhellenic Council consists of the president and two elected representatives from each sorority. High- light of their activities is the newly initiated Miss Fair- mont State College pageant. 210 - Organizations Men ' s Pan Men ' s Panhellenic Council comprises the president and two representatives from each fraternity. These representa- tives are elected on a yearly basis. MEN ' S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL - Top, row 7. Tim Rogers, Keith Skeen, Tom Mercer, Bill Carder, Rocco Muriale, John Varner. YOUNG DEMOCRATS - Bottom, row 7: Gerry Schmidt, Shelly Matthews, Karen Bilotta, Frank Pulice, advisor. Row 2: Dr. Paul Edwards, Dave Hay, Mary Cavalier, Christine Zukowsky. Organizations — 211 dvertisin MIDDLETOWN NATIONAL BANK MIDDLETOWN MALL Your friendly, personal bank Member Federal Reserve Bank, Insured F.D.I. C. Your Clothes Shopping Headquarters 211 Jackson St. Fairmont, VV.Va. Phone 363-9666 FAIRMONT PRINTING COMPANY, INC. 210 Ogden Ave. Fairmont, VV.Va. Phone 363-8500 Oodge Dodge Truchs CHRYSLER IMPERIAL MICHAEL MOTORS INC. 317 lackson St. Fairmont, W.Va. Telephone 363-9300 . KOPPER KETTLE STEAK HOUSE 425 Fairmont Ave. Fairmont, W.Va. James Golden, Mgr. Phone 366-1042 Sales and Service on all Equipment Downtown Gift Center ADAMS OFFICE SUPPLY 101 Adams St. COLLEGE LUNCH PORK ' S 718 Locust Avenue Phone 363-9451 A Tradition on Campus AT MURPHY ' S CHARGE IT WITH BANK CREDIT CARDS The Big One-Stop Shopping Center In Downtown Fairmont Phone 363-3100 BARRICK MOTOR CO. IEEP SIMCA SUNBEAM 1377 Locust Ave. Fairmont Phone 366-3311 ' The Store That Listens ' Merchant Street Fairmont, W. Va. Professional Service TURNER PHARMACY Prescription Specialists First St. and Fairmont Ave. Phone. 366-1400 214 Northern West Virginia ' s Fastest Growing Bank Is Extremely Proud of Northern West Virginia ' s Fastest Growning College COMMUNITY BANK AND TRUST, NA Fairmont, W. Va. Phone 363-5800 A MAN CAN GROW CT. - W fteep 0 ? Qrowmg 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 jars • Closures Plastic containers • Plastic fitments Corrugated paper shipping boxes Multiwalt 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 M AKERS OF (i) PRODUCTS Owens-Illinois Glass Container Division PLANT • FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA 215 Sears SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Everything for your home, family and car. Middletown Mall, Fairmont, VV.Va. Phone 366-5800 HANDO ' S RESTAURANT Fine Foods at East Side and West Side in Fairmont, W.Va. The Finest Spaghetti 363-9408 363-9720 ANTHONY CHEVROLET COMPANY Marion County ' s Volume Dealer ' Intersection of County Club Rd. and Locust Ave. CROSBY BEVERAGE Blue Ribbon and Duquesne 1101 Indiana Ave. Fairmont, W.Va. Phone 363-7470 216 Your Station for Fighting Falcon Sports WMMN 5000 W 920 KC CBS Music for Modern America 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 CONSOLirARl ' l,A: iU Congratulations to the Class of 71 GROSSMAN JEWELERS 216 Adams St. - One Door North of City National Bank Your Charge Account Invited 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 k-SSi is a complete curriculum in what ' s right to wear on campus and at the right price. Do come in soon and be ready to go ! JOHN ' S Downtown Campus Store Corner of Jackson and Monroe FSC •lackets •T-Shirts •Sweat Shirts 217 ALCAN ALUMINUM CORPORATION ALCAN FAIRMONT PLANT Bontiac PITROLO PONTIAC CADILLAC CO. FAIRMONT, W. VA. Bus. Phone 366-3100 CITY NATIONAL BANK of Fairmont, W.Va. Member of F.D.I.C Insured up to $20,000. Big enough to serve you, small enough to appreciate you. A FULL SERVICE BANK ROYAL CROWNTCOLA RC BOTTLING CO. INC. Fairmont, W.Va. RC - NEHI DIET RITE - DR. PEPPER 218 RAWLINGS OPTICIANRY Finest Eyewear in Fashion and Quality Nothing You Buy . Costs So Little . . Yet Gives You So Much Since 1946 We Care About Your Eyes Fairmont Hotel TARLETON MOTOR COMPANY Buick . . . Opel . . . Olds Fairmont Ave. at 3rd St. ITALIAN CUISINE A Full Menu of Italian Specialty Food 1742 Fairmont Ave. Fairmont, VV.Va. Phone 363-3190 FIRST NATIONAL BANK In Fairmont Friendly Bank Member Of F.R.B. and F.D.I.C. MOUNTAINEER COAL COMPANY Division of CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY Fairmont, W.Va. 219 BEST WISHES Class of 71 from PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO Morgantown Avenue WE ARE PROUD to have supplied quality materials throughout the years toward the growth of FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE One of Our Finest Community Assets FAIRMONT WALL PLASTER CO 201 Fairmont Ave. 111 Tenth Street Phone 366-2000 HENRY and HARDESTY Inc. Insurance - Bonding F.S.C. Student Insurance 517 Fairmont Ave. Fairmont, W.Va. Phone 363-7000 SINCE 1 906 •AND STILL THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP Telephone 363-6800 326-328 Adams St. Fairmont, W. Va. THE STORE OF CENTRAL WEST VIRGINIA Clarksburg Middletown Mai 221 , ..•• ,  . W It ' s the real thing Coke. Trade-mark (r) BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY FAIRMONT COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. dl PENN AUTO SALES Located on Bellview Blvd. Toyota Mark II Import Car of the Year 1970 Sales and Service Phone 366-2720 LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATED STORE Hi-Fi - Stereo - C. B. Radios Tape recorders - Guitars Two Locations 510 Locust Ave. - Fairmont 316 West Pike St. - Clarksburg LEVINE ' S Men ' s Wear Women ' s Wear 323 Adams Street Fairmont, West Virginia 222 HALE ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors Pleasant Valley Road Fairmont, VV.Va. Downtown Fairmont . . . Middletown Mall If It ' s First In Fashion, It ' s First At JONES The Store Of Tomorrow, TODAY! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Best Wishes to Fairmont State College Member of F.S.L.I.C. Insured up to $20,000 Say it with flowers From HAUGE ' S FLOWER STORE 505 Fairmont Avenue MAUNZ Individual Shops for Men and Ladies Too. ' DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED ' Fairmont and Clarksburg 223 ■ ' ■ CAMPUS DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND! Fairmont - Middletown Mall - Clarksburg MEN OF FAIRMONT STATE - our College Shop was designed with YOU in mind - a nd 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 wonder- ful selections. 224 KISNER CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY COMPANY •Glidden Paint •Unfinished Furniture •Giftware 408 Morgantown Ave. Fairmont, VV.Va. FAIRMONT ' S PAPER DISTRIBUTION CENTER marion paper, inc. SIXTH ST. AND BELTLINE FAIRMONT, W.Va. Good Luck Fighting Falcons KUNGENSMITH OUR MUSIC CONGRATULATIONS Fairmont, W.Va. to the CLASS 363-1600 MAGNAVOX OF 71 Fairmont, W.Va. IANOS AND ORGANS Stereo BAND INSTRUMENTS Phone 363-3600 •Baldwin Color TV -Leblanc •Lowery and -Olds •Wurlitzer Components ' Selmer MUSIC MAKES YOUR HOUSE A HOME ' ta4 THE COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Serving the People of the Monongahela Valley For 93 years 225 ndex Student Body Officers: lohn McDougal, president, Barbara Decker, vice-president, Barbara Priester, secretary, Marilyn Murphy, treasurer, and Larry Bell, sergeant-at-arms. FACULTY Amos, Dr. Raymond IJ8 Arcure, Martin 128 Arnold, Dr Eugene 128 Baker, Edna 128 Baker, William 128 Batson, David 128 Bickel, L.O. 128 Boram, William 126 Brand, Pauline 128 Brooks, lames 128 Brooks, Mona 128 Bundy, loseph 128 Burgess, Wayland 128 Burns, Dons 128 Burns, Ruth 128 Cannon, George 128 Carpenter, Anita 128 Caruso, Thomas 128 Cavanaugh, Dr- lean 128 Chapman. Dr Ernest 128 Chitwood, Garrett 128 Clarke, Dr Paul Coleman, Dr lames 128 Conrad, Hunter 129 Corallino, Robert 129 Cox, Homer 129 Creasy, Dr William 129 Dixon, William 129 Dodge, Margaret 129 Doolittle, Dr Margarel 129 Dul ing, Galen 129 Dumire, lane 129 Dunn, Dr. Billy Duvall. Harold 129 Eckles, Dr Lam 129 Edwards. Dr Paul 129 Dr [si on k Fowler. Dwighl 129 leil I29 FOX, Rir hard 1 29 Gallrell, Steven I29 Gillespie, Dr Patricia 1 50 i r |eriel 1 30 Gratlan, Dr Robert 130 Hadley. Dr. Harry I iO Haines, Billy 1 10 Hales, lames I SO Hamilton, Donald I JO Harman, Glenn 1 JO Hr-rath. Barbara 1 JO Herring, Lewis 1 JO lelva i JO Hicks, Fhomas 130 Hill, Larr. I 10 larkson. Dr p, ,p,i, I JO |ayn -s. Edgar I 30 lohnson, i owell 1 1 1 lones, Marilynn l 31 keister, Betty 131 Kennedy, Mary 131 Kerr, loseph 131 King, lohn 131 LaFauci, Douglas 131 Larkin, Margaret 131 LaRue, Dr. lames 131 Laughlin. William 131 Lengel, Richard 131 Leonard, Loy 131 Lough, |o Ann 131 Lucas, Aileen 131 Manly, Charles 131 Martin. Lucille, I32 Massay, Dr. Glenn 132 McClure, Richard 132 McConnell, Daniel 132 McCutchion, Gary 132 Michna, Adam 132 Milam, Otis I32 Miller, Arthur 132 Miller, Dr. Martha 132 Mills, lames, I32 Moerk, Alice 132 Moninger, Delbert 132 Moody, Francis 132 Moroose, Dr. Donald 132 Muto, Lois 127 Naegele, Orville 132 Neely, Richard 132 Neptune, Marilyn 132 Newcome, Mildred 132 Nutter, Barbara 132 Overking, Michael 132 Parkinson, Ada 132 Pearse, Ronald 132 Pease, Dr. Louise 132 Pell, Peter, 133 Peters, Harold 133 Petro, Flora 1 33 Pheasant, lohn I33 Phillips, Walter 133 Phillips, William 133 Poston, Charles I !3 Polesla, Woodrow I 3 Poller, William 13! Powell, Ruth 133 Priester, Harry 133 Pritchett, William 133 Pudsell, Frederi k I J J Pulsiler, lack 133 Pulice, Frank I J J Radcliffe, ludith 133 Retton, |oe i ' .4 Rice, Alva I 34 Rosier, Joesphine 1 34 Ruoff, Dr William 134 Ryan, Patricia I 34 Salvali. land I 11 Sansaline, Frank 1 34 Schaupp. Frirl I 34 Schooley, lohn 134 s. hull Donald 134 Sr hull bank Philip 1 {4 IS Schwer, Dorothy 134 Schaffer, William 134 Shan, Dr. Robert 134 Sherren, David 1 34 Simonof, Jean 134 Skaggs, Ruth 134 Skinner, Dr. Waldon I 34 Snyder, Barry 134 Snyder, lames 135 Snyder, Suzanne 135 Straight, Earl 135 Swanson, Charles 135 Swiger, Dr. Elizabeth Taggart, Dr Leo 135 Teahan, lohn 135 Turley, George 135 Turner, lames 135 Veasey, Man lee 135 Wang, Dr. Yu San 135 Ward, lean 135 Wardian, Richard 135 Watson, Bart 135 Weber, Daniel 135 Wellock, Richard 135 Whiteman, Richard 135 Willard, Margaret I35 Wilmoth, Stark 135 Wilson, Wiltord 135 Wise, Kenneth 135 Wolfshohl, Dr. Clarence Young, lames 135 Yost, Paul V. 127 Zivkovic, Peter 135 STUDENT INDEX Adams, Denise 207 Adams, Robert h0, ir-,4 Agee, George 182 Ahalt, Gregory 182 Alasky, Diane 172 Albenco, Ronald 172 Albertson, Charles I J6 Alfred, Teddy 205 Allen, Cynthia 56 Allevato, Mary 182 Alt, George 1 82 Allobello, |oe 136 Ambrose, Lucendia 72 Amodio, Margaret 136, 199 Amos, )ean 164, 20I Anderson, Clara 172, 205 Anderson, Mark 182 Anderson, Patty |. 136 Anderson, Patty M 18-2 Angehlli, Patty 62, 172 Anglin, lames 1 36 Annan, |oe 66 Anselene, Linda 196 Arbogast, Constance I72 Armifage, Susan 172 Arnett, lames 23, 40, 172 Arnett, Lloyd 18, 201 Arnold, Kathleen 207 Arnold, Michael 136 Arnold, Oretha 208 Arnold, Rebecca 164 Arnold, Thomas 59 Arthur, lanet 56, 208 Asfour, Fay 52, 197 Ash, lohn 182 Ashburn, David 172 Askby, David 7 Ashcraft, Beverly 172 Ashcraft, Timothy 136 Atkinson, Amy 136, 196 Atkinson, Charles 164 Ault, Bonnie 182 Austin, Keith 59, 208 Auvil, Randall 182 Aylestock, Ronald 54 - B - Bailey, Sara 164 Baisi, Patty 182 Baker, David 195 Baker, Rebecca 182 Baldaul, Art 59, 208 Balenger, Nancy I64, I94 Ball, lanielu 136 Ball, |ohn 164 Ball, Michael 136 Ball, Rebecca 182 Baney, Robert 54 Baransky, Rosemary 172 Barberio, Anthony 70, 164 Barcus, Ervin 164 Bard, Margaret 56 Barlow, Thomas 182 Barlow, William 136 Barnard, Elizabeth 1.36 Barnes, Rutha 137 Barnett. Ann 172 Barnetl, Cladia 1.37 Barnett, Michael 40, 208 Barnett, Robert 182 Barr, Bonnie 172 Barr, lack 1 37 Barrett, Courtney 1.37 Bartletl, Pamela 164 Bates, lohn 137 Battista, Mane 52, 137 Battle, Lerman 88 Ballon, Franune 52, 172 Bauer, Linda 164 Beall, Sally 172 Beasi, William 66, 194, 208 Beatty, David 182 Beck, Danny 59, 2MH Beckner, Ralphene 56, I 37, 208 Beckwith, Connie 137 Bee, leanne 172 Beeghly, Patty 182 Beerbower, Paula 182 Belcastro, lohn 183 Belcastro, Koyce 183 Bell, Bonnie 183 Bell, Larry 54, 164, I85, 194, 208 Benda, Helen 201 Benedum, Audrey 137 Bennett, Gary 164 Bennett, William 183 Benson, Nancy 164 Benson, Roberl 164 Berisford, Barbara 137 Berry, Lawrence 195 Bertwell, Linda 52, 137, 194, 195, 197, 210 Beveridge, Dana 18 Beymer, Pam 183 Bice, Susan 207 Bi Her, Kalhy 183 Bilotla, Karen 23, 52, 164 Bilotta, Patty 137 Biorkman, Mark 54, 164 Black, Rebecca 172 Blackham, lune 205 Blagg, Bruce 183 Blagg, Margaret 137 Blaney, Marvin 137 Board, Vickie 137 Bodkin, Larry 40 Boggs, Deborah 138 Bokey, Pamela 183 Bolyard, David 165 Bolyard, Melissa 138 Bonasso, Ann 172, 198, 205 Bonasso, Mary 173 Bonfili, William 183 Boone, lacquelinc 207 Boor. Bonnie 173 Boor, Carole 165 Booth, Danny 40, 138 Boram, |oy 62 Boutin, Gerald 54 Bovalina, Francine 183 Bowers, Gregory 183 Bowers, Nancy 183 Bowley, Anthony 183 Boyce, Katherine 183 Boyer, Joanne 173 Bradshaw, Susan 56 Brady, lanet 1 38, 2115 Brainard, Keith 138 Branham, Patricia 68, 138, 195 Branson, Roberta 138, 195, 205 Brasher, Roy 203 Breckenridge, Larry 66 Bredon, Patricia 173 Brookover, Kathy 65 Brookover, Michael 183 Brookover, Rebecca 173 Brown, Brenda 183 Brown, David 1 38 Brown, John 70 Brown, Larry 165 Brown, Michael 183 226 - Index Brown. Patty 183 Brown, Roger 183 Brown, Sandra 184 Brown, Stanley 208 Brown, Thomas 54, 165 Bruce, Amy 18 Brumage, Robert 138 Brumfield, Denise 184 Brunetti, Rose 56 Bryan, Marjorie 173 Br ner. Patricia 184 Buftington, Jane 173 Bunner, Clyde 203 Bunner, Rebecca 52 Burke, Dennis 60 Burns, Nancy 52, 139, 195. 208 Burnside. Cynthia 184 Burnside, Victoria 184 Burton, lohn 139 Busch, Anita 139, 194, 208 Butcher, lames 139 Butcher, Brad 38 Butler, Sherry 184 Butts. Kenneth 184 - C - Cadance, Mark 195 Cain, David 60 Cain, Nancy 173 Caldwell. Ronald 195 Cale, Cheryl 62, 165, 197 Caltrider, Emanuel 59, 100 Campbell, Debra 173 Campbell, Kenneth 60, 139 Campbell, Mary 173 Cannon. Carolyn 139 Cannon. Mary 56, 139, 194, 195 Cannon, Patricia 56 Capen, Lisa 173, 196, 205, 209 Carder, Rita 173 Carder, William 59, 165, 208, 210 Cario, Albert 184 Carpenter, lane 196, 201. 208 Carpenter, Sharon 165 Carr, Larry 14, 165 Carter, Patrick 139 Cassidy, Patricia 184 Castleman, Paula 165 Cate, Mary 139 Catsonis, Larry 66, 139, 208 Catsonis, William 66, 173, 208 Cavalier, Mary 62, 139, 210 Cerisano, Victoria 139 Chaddock, Debra 207 Channell, Charles 173 Cinalli, Nicholas 165 Clark, Beverly 165 Clark, Cynthia 165 Claus, loan 207 Clayton, Sherry 184 Cleavenger. Deanna 75, 208 Clevenger, Carolyn 139 Cline, Nancy 62, 139, 210 Clonch, Robert 165 ColTman, Bernda 173 Cole, lames 18, 40, 139 Cole, Laura 173, 205 Colebank, Francis 139 Colich, Ellaine 184 Collett, William 66, 140 Collins, Donald 140, 195 Collins, Ken 40, 73, 203 Collins, Robert 140 Compton, Charles 165 Conger, Gloria 184, 207 Conley, Eugene 165, 208 Conley, William 59, 165, 208 Connell, Doris 165 Connell. Michele 173 Conner, Linda 184 Conrad, Charles 70 Conrad, Mary 52 Conwell, Cynthia 184 Cook, Don 184 Cock, Elizabeth 173 Cool, lanice 140 Cooper, David 88 Copeland, Karen 174, 205 Copestick, Mary 174 Corbitt, Christopher 202 Corley, David 208 Corley, Richard 59, 208 Cottnll, Olan 18, 23, 140, 201 Coughlin, Mary 140 Cousins, Pam 52, 72 Cousins, Penelope 52, 136, 210 Cowger, Ralph 165 Cox, Deborah 174 Cox, Deborah K 140 Cox, loyce 165 Cox, Martha 184 Cox, Pam 184 Crim, Linda 166 Crimboli, Alice 140 Crooks, Sherry 174 Cropp, Alice 174, 205 Cross, Albert 70 Cruikshank, Robert 166, 195, 204 Cunningham, Linda 174 Cunningham, Margaret 174, 205 Cunningham, Terry 140 Curry, Danny 23, 201 Curry, David 174 Curry, Franklin 141, 208 Curtis, Eric 174 Curtis, Steven 14I - D - Dahmer, Shelia 62, 141 Dailey, Joyce 184 Dalesio, Guy 141, 66 Daniels, Marlene 184, 205 Daniels, Thomas 18 Davis, Cheryl Darrah. Martha 141 Davidson, Linda 52 Davis, Cheryl 166, 201 Davis, lean 141 Davidson, Deborah 62, 174 Davis, Shelbia 199 Davolia, Donald 141, 205 Dayton, Donna 56, 166 Deakins, lanalynn 174, 205 Dean, Larry 54 Debellis, Margaret 62 Decarlo, Linda 184 Decker, Barbara 56, I66, 194, 197, 208 DeFazio Diane 52, 166, 194, 196, 205 DeFazio, |ohn 141 . 204 Delaney, |oe 59 DeMary, Gary 166 DeMary, lohn 59 DeMoss, Sandy 166 Denning, Michael 141, 195 Dennison, Paula 166 Depolo, Theodore 60 Deprospero, Herman 60 DeRosa, Larry 208 Desantis, Nikki 141 Detrick, Stephen 60 DeVono, Frank 70 DeWitt, Lonnie 141 DeWitt, Kathy 62, 166 Diamond, Nancy 52, 174 Diamond, Ronald 166 Dibacco, Paul 142 Dicken, Nancy 62, 166 Dickerson, Monica 52, 142 Dobbins, Carolyn 166 Dobbins, Frank 142 Dodd, Vicki 23, 40, 166, 201, 203 Dodson, Judy 56 Domico, Cynthia 184 Donaldson, Margaret 184 Donato, lames 142 Doolittle, Ellen 62, 174 Doolittle, Linda 142 Dotson, )oyce 18 Dotson, Judy 142 Dotson, Rex 70 Dowden, Valerie 184 Draper, Thomas 166 Drummond, Susan 142 Duckworth, Dana 60 Duffelmeyer, Justine 184 Dugan, Eugene 188 Dulaney, Paul 142 Dumont, Debra 184 Dunaway, William 174, 202 Dunham, Frances 198 Dunnington, Gregory 70 Durigon, Olvia 166 Durkin, Alice 142 - E - Eaton, Charles 142 Echols, Theodore 88, 100 Edgar, Martha 56, 40, 142 Edgell, Wallace 54, 142 Edwards, Curtis 174 Edwards, Laura 201 Efaw, Linda 166 Elliott, Lisa 184 Elliott, Mary 142 Ellis, lane 166 Ellis, |o Ann 204 Elsey, Susan 40, 41 Elzey, Patty 174 Enlow, Ruth 207 Evans, Brian 174 Evans, Mary 166 Evans, Robert 184 Everly, Richard 143 - F - Faith, Bonita 174, 175 Fantasia, Rosemary 68, 210 Farmer, Susan 174, 175 Fazalare, lames 143 Feaster, William 174, 175 Feathers, lerry 175 Feck, Terry 143 Figler, Susan 184 Finegan, Sister Marie 143 Fiorenza, Danita 23 Fittro, Larry 143 Fleming, Robert 166 Fletcher, Susan 62, 175, 194 Flynn, Anna 208 Flynn, Barbara 175 Ford, Karen 175 Ford, Patty 185 Ford, Thomas 70 Forsythe, Charles 185 Forte, Joe 166 Fortier, Matt 8, 66 Fortney, Edwin 166 Forteny, Fred 185 Foutz, lerry 143 Foutz, Terry 143 Fox, Patty 185 Francis, Linda 185 Frank, Brenda 143 Fratto, William 143 Frazier, lohn 166 Fredrick, John 60, 143 Freeman, Brenda 143 Freeman, Paulette 166 Frey, Jeanne 185 Fneson, Reuben 208 Funk, Barbara 143, 195, 205 Furgason, Beth 52, 166, 194 Gantz, Norma 295 Garcia, Patty 144, 195, 208 Gardner, Robert 60 Gardner, Dave 88 Garlitz, Dale 60 Garlow, Dean 166 Garner, Betty 62 Garrett, Sandra 144 Garvin, James 175 Gaston, Donald 166 Gatrell, Susan 207 Gaughenbaugh, Kathy 52 Gawthrop, Nancy 56 Gearde, Donna 56 Genevie, Michael 18, 19, 201 Germano, Robert 175 Germon, Terry 54, 166 Getz, Bonnie 166 Ghrist, Carol 166, 210 Gianaris, James 144 Gibson, David 59 Gibson, Patty 56 Gibson, Phylis 166 Gibson, William 208 Gissy, Sheila 52 Glass, Stephen 167, 208 Glover, Daniel 1 44 Glover, Darlene 175, 205 Glover, Harry 144 Goft, Robert 175 Goines, Russell 208 Golden, Deanna 144 Goldson, Elliott 208 Gonsorcik, Mary 175 Gonzalez, Kathleen 185 Gorby, Sharon 175 Gould, Danny 185 Goulzd, lohn 59 Grandstaff, Frankie 167 Gregis, Frank 144 Gregory, Anthony 70, 175 Greynolds, Sheila 144 Griffin, Paula 175 Griffith, Donna 185 Griffith, William 60 Grimm, Robert Grimsley, Tanya 23, 185 Grisso, David 144, 208 Grose, John 167 Gross, Jennifer 185 Gulas, Ethel 175 Gum, Elizabeth 201 Gum, JoAnn I44 - H - Haass, Linda 56, 208 Haddix, Gregory 185 Haddock, Judith 144, 207 Hagan, Christine 175, 205 Haines, David 70 Hale, Barbara 62, 144 Hall, Doug 66, 208 Hamden, Baraara 185 Hamilton, Charlotte 185 Hamilton, Linda L. 185 Hamilton, Linda S. 144, 208 Hamrick, Laverne 167 Hamrick, Sharon 144, 207 Hanes, Deborah 145 Haney, David 40, 70 Hankins, Ivan 167 Harbert, Bonnie 145, 195, 207 Harki, Ronald 175 Harman, Phyllis, 185 Harmon, Craig 145 Harper, Janet 167 Harper, Rebecca 167 Harris, George 195 Harris, Gregory 60 Harris, Pam 45, 176 Harris, Stephen 66 Harry, William 185 Hart, Kenneth 145 Hart, Linda 75, I76 Hartley, Warren 185 Hartman, Patty 195 Harvey, Janet 176 Harvey, Linda 56, 75, 145 Haswell, Arthur 88 Hathaway, Pam 145 Haught, Danny 145, 203 Haught, Deborah 62, 176 Hawkinberry, James 70 Hawkins, Aaron 145, 204 Hawkins, Deborah 176 Hawkins, Eugene 145 Hawkins, Robert 203 Hay, David 176, 202 Hayhurst, Delbert 7, 186 Hays, Dale 146 Heath, Linda 146 Heck, John 60 Heffner, Robert 23 Height, Signe 146, 194, 207, 210 Hemmann, Peggy 52 Hennderson, Charlotte 186 Hennis, Nancy 176 Herman, Elaine 23 Hermosilla, Mike 23 Herrick, Mary 186 Herring, Alice 146, 195 Heston, Sheila 186 Hickman, Jaunita 167 Hildebrand, ' Dale 56 Hildreth, lane 186 Hill, Carolyn 62, 146 Hill, Collette 52, 167 Hill, ludy 62, 176 Hill, Susan 167 Hinch, Denise 186 Hines, Evelyn 146 Hines, Phil 208 Hinton, Gregory 146, 208 Hodges, Sherry 186 Hoff, Lynn I67 Hoffman, Alfred 167 Hoffman, Janice 146, 207 Hoffmann, Virginia 146, 295 Holbert, lames 59, 167, 208 Holbert, Polly 62, 176 Holdsworth, Priscilla 207 Holepit, Robert 19 Homono, Thomas 186 Hood, leffrey 167 Hoover, Rita 186 Horab, Carl 186 Hosaflook, William 186 Howard, Karen 146 Howell, Donald 146, 195, 204 Howell, Kathryn 52 Huey, lohn 186 Huffman, Shirley 146 Humber5ton, Donna 146 Humphrey, Fred 167 Humphrey, Helen 146 Humphrey, Nancy 186 Humphrey, Alan 186 Hunter, Winford 56 Hurley, Gale 147 Hurst, Kathleen 147, 205 Huston, Ann 186 Hyde, Roberta 187 Hyde, Shelley 207 Hylton, Larry 167 Hylton, Ronnie 187 - I - Ice, Beverly 167 Ivan, Betty 187 - I - Jack, Betsy 52, 41, 176 lackson, Theodore 208 lamison, Jack 147, 176 Janes, Deborah 176 lenkins, Brenda 176 lennings, kathryn I47 Jersey, Anrew 59 Johnson, Gerald 70 Johnson, Ralph 168 Johnson, Rex 168, 203 lohnston, Diane 205 Jones, Arlena 187, 208 lones, Jerrelle 176 lones, Linda 176 Jones, Mary 147, 205 Jones, Pamela 147 Jones, Roderic 208 lones, Sam 176 |oy, Julia 168, 205 Joyce, Patty 56 Judy, David 187 - k - kampanos, Paula 147 karickhoff, Judith 168 karl, Earl I47 Kaser, Danny 168 Kaufmann, Brenda 201 Kearns, William 168 Kee, Anne 176 Keener, Veverly 147 Kenney, Michael 148 Keller, Richard 59 Keller, Sandra 148 Kelley, Gary 187 Kellison, Rose 56, 148 Kemery, Howard 201 kennedy, Helen 194, 195, 208 Kennedy, Susan 148 Kerns, Pam 187 kidd, Theresa 18 kiger, Susan 176 Killian, Earl 199 Kimmel, Brenda 168 Kincaid, Janet 56 King, Joyce 148 Kinnan, Judy 176 Kirchner, Connie 168 Kish, Barbara 149 Kisner, Howard 59 kisner, Linda 149 knapp, kathryn 149 knotts, David 1 49 knotts, Shirley 68, 1 49 knotts, Tim 52 Koehn, Susan 52 Koliscak, Malcolm 66, 176 Koreski, Mary 176 koubal, karl 176 kovach, Cleta 176 kovach, Harriet 187 kovach, Nancy 149 kovalan, Charles 187 Kraft, Thomas 176 kronenberger, Nancy 56, 149 krumenacker, James 168 krupinski, Christine 187 kuhn, lohn 187 - L - Lafferty, kathy 52, 176 Lallone, Carol 56, 176 Lamaster, Cindy 176 Lambert, Susan 168 Lambiotte, Diane 187 Lancianese, katy 56, 208 Landacre, Rebecca 176 Lantz, Brenda 52 Lantz, Linda 66, 176 Lapinsky, Joe 149 Lasure, Barbara 210 Laughlin, Robert 149 Laughlin, Susan 149 Lavencheck, Karen 149, 195 Lawson, Nikki 56 Lawwill, Gallic 149 Layne, Paula 187 Lear, James 187 Leavy, Wendy 187 Lee, David 149 Lee, Harry 66 Leep, Jack 168 Leggett, Rick 23, 176, 201 Lehman, Lynda 149 Lejeune, Jul ie 187 Lemley, Carol 168 Lemley, David 177 Lemon, Edward 88 Leonard, Jackson 66, 149 Leonette, James 203 Leonette, Joe 150 Lepley, Ruth 187, 207 Lester, Suzanne 177 Levitsky, Sonia 9, 62, 177 Lewis, Julia Lewis, Nancy 150 Lienhardt, Richard 208 Lilley, Nancy 40, 177 Lilly, Charlotte 168 Lindsay, Patty 168 Linger, David 150, 203 Linger, Jennifer 150 Linger, Verlene 150 Lipinski, Joyce 52, 177 Lipscomb, Mary 177 Liston, Marsha 187 Little, lean 68, 150 Little, Jennifer 150 Loar, Cathy 177 Lombardi, Ray 59, 208 Long, Jim 59 Long, Patty 187 Longstreth, Linda 62, 177 Loretta, Sam 177 Loss, Roseann 177 Louis, Steve 54, 177 Loveall, Veronica 168, 210 Low, Robert 177 Lowe, Linda 177 Lowther, Donne 177 Loy, Sheila 150 Lucas, William 59 Lynch, Rosemary 177 Lyons, Doug 187 - M - Madia, Angela 177 Maditz, Ceferina 187 Mianella, Bernadette 23 Makin, Pradit 199 Malcolm, Debbie 62, 150 Mallamo, Deborah 56, 194 Mallonee, Shirley 177 Malone, Kathy 52 Maltba, Mary 207 Manley, Deborah 62, 168 Mann, Janet 168 Maphis, John 66 Manner, Steven 150, 204 Marino, Frank 70 Marks, |oe 168 Marr Bonnie 56, 150, 210 Marra, Donna 177, 205 Marines, Steve 208 Marshall, Bonnie 168 Martin, Eileen 150, 205 Martin, George 187 Martin, Kathy 187 Martin, Mike 166, 205 Martin, Sharon 150 Martin, Victoria 151, 205 Martray, lohn 54 Mason, lohn 60 Masters, Jane 151 Matheny, Donna 151 Matheny, Jayne 62, 44, 45 Matheny, Donna 151 Matheny, Terry 151 Mathias, Wayne 54 Matteucci, Gerry 66, 204, 208 Matthew, Shelly 168, 204 Maupin, Howard 208 Mauro, Rose 151 Mayfield, Melvin 151 Mayle, Sherman 151 Mazza, Margaret 151, 205 Mazzei, Sara 152 McAtter, |oe 18 McCabe, Sheila 151 McCain, Robert 51, 208 McCann, Deborah 40, 187 McCauley, Nancy 151 McClure, Drema 187 McClure, Nancy 187 McCord, Fred 40, 199 McCormick, Pam 187 McCoy, Mavis 151 McDonald, David 204 McDonald, Linda 187 McDougal, John 152, 194, 201. 208 McDougal, Marilyn 56. 196. 201 McGee, Mildred 178 McGee, Phillip 54 McGinnis, Joyce 152. 196, 201 McGinnis, Suzanne 205 McGlumphy, Karen 178, 201 McGlumphy, Patty 152 McGowan, David 187 McGregor, Gladys 207 McKim, Cherl 62 McKinney, Marietta 208 McLane, Charles 59 McLaughlin, lanet 168 Index - 227 Tower of the Fine Arts Building at night. u Laughlin Lee 19 201 McNaii Glennis 66 I68 McNeil, lames I87 Mc icker, Susan I53 Meade ka I78 Meadows, Amelia I52 Means Sharlene 152 Meek, David 40 Medina Linda 188 Meek Donna 62. 152 Menhart, Barbara 188 Meo. Kandyce 188 Mercer, John 210 Meredith, Edith 178 Merddith, Ed 188 Merendino, incent 152 Messinger, Man 188 Metz. Ellen 152 Metzgar, Dons 188 harles 152 Michael. Beverh 5b Mikulski, Catherine 178 Miller, Grace 178 Miller, Holl 188 Miller. Kathy 1%, 20 , 209 Miller, Margaret 188 Miller, Pam 188 Miller. Beck 40. 178 Miller, Susan 40, 169 Mills. Dennis 152 Mills, kkK 62 Mills Penn) 194, 208 Minardi. Diane 178 Minehart. Mary kav 62, 152. 45. 208 Mitchell, Path 152 Moais, Evelyn 178 Moats, Linda 188 Moebus, Carol 188 Morten, Kenneth 153 Morten. Robert 153 Monell, Philip 195 Montgomery, Shurl 153 Monticciolo, Laura 188 Moore. Ben 204 Moore, Diann 153, 195, 205 Moore. Ellen 205 Moore. Glen 178 Moore. Lois 205 Moran. Charles 169 Moran, lacque 56 Moran, Vera 153, 207 Moreland. Faye b2 Morgan, Charles 178 Morgan, Donna 178 -Morgan, Kathy 188 Morris, Dave 70 Morris, Eileen 188 Morrison. Debra 188 Morrison, Patty 188 Moss, Terry 188 Muriale, Rocco 210 Muriale. Rocca 70 Murphy, Lenora 169 Murphy, Marilyn 56, 73, 196, 208 Musgrave, Gary 208 Mustachio, Mary 169, 205 Muster, kathy 169, 204 Muto. Neiia 169 - N - Napple, Pat 70, 208 Nease. Martha 178 Nease, Scott 70 Nesselrotte, William 188 Nestor, Patty 178 Newbraugh, Vickie 179, 205 Nice, Ron 153 Nicholson, |ackie t L i Nicholson, Margorie 73, 153, 194, 20E Nicholson, Regina Nickolich. Brenda 169 Nine, Wendy 169 Norris. lackie 169 Nussear. Henry 1 33. 204 Nuzum, Edwina 188 - O - Ochellree, Mary 179 Olield. William 188 Oliverio, lames 153 Oliverio, Ray 154 Oliverio, Stephanie 188, 201 Olson, David 169 Onderdo, lennifer 188 Orwig, Jennings 195 Osborne, Sandra 40 Osbourn, Carol 154 Oil, David 60 - P - Pack, Francine 202 Painter, Clinton 88 Painter, Ethel 154 Paisley. Franc Pallotta. lames 70, 210 Paulmbo, Susan 154 Paolo, Theodora 56, 169, 194 Parker, Mari-a 154 Parsons, Robert 154 Patsch, lackie 188 Paugh, Ramile 179 Paugh, Roberl I .4 Pears,, i, - Peaslee Donna 154 Penii k. Ralph 66, 169, 210 Pennington, Frank 154 Perry, Jan Pelei Carol P 54 I , Paul 154 Pelrosk Petrucci, Gloria ' ' 15 Peltry, lame- 169 Phelps. Michael 59 Phillippi, lames 154 Phillips, Cheryl 179 Phillips, Frances 188, 207 Phillips, lennifer 188 Phillips, |ohn 154, 202, 208 Phillips, Larry 154 202 Phillips, Rod 59 Pignanelli, Sandy 154 Pinella, Claudia 179 Pingley, JoEllen 179, 199 Pingley, Patsy 155, 195, 196 Pinnell, Cynthia 179, 205 Pinnell, Linda 188, 201 Pitner, |ohn 169 Pitrolo, Mary 40, 52 Pizatella, Theresa 52 Plum, Cheryl 188 Plutro, Michele 188 Pnakovich, Lawrence-155 Pokrzywa, James 155 Pokrzywa, Patty 188 Poling, Dewayne 169 Poling, Pam 189 Pope, lames 189 Posey, David 155 Posey, Sandra 155 Post, lane 179 Post, |ohn 189 Post, Richard 179 Povish, Christine 189 Powell, loyce 41 Powell, Mary 208 Powell, Tim 208 Powers, Pam 189 Prezioso, Roman 155 Price, Marty 201 Price, Victor 155 Priester, Barbara 179, 194, 196, 201 Priester, Stephanie 208 Pneto, |oe 155 Pnolette, Patty 10, 62, 155, 194 195, 196, 197 Prill, Rebecca 199 Proudtoot, David 179 Provance, Debra 179 Prunly, Cassadra 15.5 Ptomey, Mike 208 Pulice, Diane 189 Putian, Dominga 199 Pyles, Kenneth 155, 202 Q - Oueen, Galen 204 Quertinmont, Michael 169 Ouick, Ralph 54 Quinto, Sloney 179 - R - Randolph, Steven 195 Raspa, Kathy 23, 179, 201 Recklenwald, Gary 70 Reed, Janel 189 Reed Mark 55 Reeder, Randall I89 Reel, Dorothy I69 Ree e Gerald I69 ' i Pegg) 62, I70, 2I0 Regl, Wayne 179 lem in Pete 66 Kenaldo, Randall 179 Si GYM a oo J MEET ' v;. E THURSDAY iMENCE PONS S3 DEPO MISS FSC NOME im .BALL ROC a-00 JAN 22 H 228 Index Want a hit? Renzelli, Michael 179 Reppard, LouAnne 52, 136, 155, 19-4 Resczynski, Lawrence 59, 194 Revay, )oe 170 Rexroad, Susan 206, 207 Rhoades, Judy 155, 207 Ribas, Mark 1 70 Rice, Deborah 1 79 Rice, Kathy 184 Rice, Mary 156 Rice, Susan 156 Richardson, Rosella 52 Richey, Martha 156 Riff e, Rebecca 189 Riffee, Sheila 179 Rigger, Frank 70 Riggs, George 189 Riggs, Lois 189 Riley, Darrell 156, 204 Rinker, Elizabeth 170 Roberts, Wanda 156 Robinson, Connie 170 Robinson, Emily 204 Robinson, Flora 208 Robinson, Ralph 60 Robinson, Ronnie 189 Robinson, Mary 195 Rogers, Lice 52 Rogers, Calvin 156 Rogers, Robert 156 Rogers, Tim 66, 210 Rollins, Amelia 179 Rollins, Brent 40, 156 Rollins, Geary 179 Romeo, Ronald 70 Rometo, Marlene 56, 156 Romino, Anthony 189 Rose, Kitty 170 Rosenberger, Pam 156, 68, 210 Rosenberger, Patty 170 Rosenberger, Wendy 189 Rosier, Shirley 189 Rothlisberger, Mary 170 Rowan, Marvin 189 Ruggiero, Lillian 198, 205 Rumbaugh, Michael 189 Ruszkowski, Joyce 52, 156 Ryan, Donna 170, 199 Ryan, Ruth 179 Ryan, Patty 156 - S - Sago, Kenneth 189 Sachetti, loyce 156 Sadtlen, Michael 208 Sallis, Rose 41, 208 San Luis, Lourdes 168 Sanders, Barbara 68, 179 Sands, Kenneth 156, 195 Sapp, Larry 156, 208 Satterfield, Janet 19, 170, 201 Saunders, James 194, 208 Sayre, Deborah 68 Scarft, Bonita 179 Scarff, George 179 Schaeffer, Betty, 72, 157 Schmeck, Marybelle 170, 196 Schmidt, Elizabeth 189 Schmidt, Gerry 157 Schmidt, Susanne 157 Schoonover, Gary 189 Schrader, Glenn 179 Scott, Camilla 189 Scott, Charles 59, 170, 208 Scott, James 59 Scott, Judthl 57 Scott, Lynn 196, 209 Scott, Susan 189 Sedlock, Andre 208 Seelinger, Kathy 189, 201 Seese, Myron 59, 1 70, 208 Seifreit, Deborah 157 Sellers, Lucille 157 Serge, Daniel 189 Serge, Philip 179 Sezbenski, Debra 189 Shaga, Geraldine 157 Shahan, Denneth 179 Shannon, Karen 62, 157, 194, 197, 208 Shannon, Michael 157 Sharp, Elaine 157 Sharp, lames 157, 202 Sharp, Tim 180, 201 Shaver, Cynthia 189 Shaver, Drusilla 207 Shawen, Elizabeth 158 Shay, Michael 202 Above: Falcons battle West Virginia Wesleyan. Below: Mound Staff plans the yearbook at the American Yearbook plant at Cambridge, Maryland. Index - 229 Sheets, Robert 59, 158 Shelton. Rebekah 158, 196 JUS. 210 Sheranko, David 6 Slump Robert JOB Shipco, Linda 170 Short. Bruce 158 Short, ludith 190 Short. Richard 158 202 Shreve, Dianne 62. 180 Sherve, Nicole -15 Sher e. Terr 60 Shuman, Michael 169 Sickles, Debra 190 Sidow . Linda 158 Simmon-., Edward 60, 180 Simmons. Vtarlene 180 Simms, Kenneth 59 Simon, Flora 158 Simonh in, SLisan 180 Sions Vesta 190 Six, Thomas 190 Skeen Gail 190 Skeen, Ham 66, 171 210 Skeen, Robert 66 Skinner, Becky 158 Skinner, Lynn 52, 171, 202, 210 Skubis, Frank 154 Sleezer, Robert l l Smarrella, Thomas 54 Smith. Charlene 156, 206 Smith. Gar 66 Smith, lenniter 40 smith, Luanda 180 Smith. Nancy 159. 206. 207 Smith. Robert 204 Smith, Sunday 190, 207 Smith, William 159 Smythe, Linda 18 Snider, Paul 159 Snider, Terry 171 Snoderly, lames I90 Snodgrass, Charlotte 180 Softcheck, Roberi 66, 208 Spanabel, Mary 171 Sparvien, William 66 Spence, lanice 159 Spevock, Mike 1 59 Spiker, Paula 56 Spoerlein. Roger 40 Stalder, kath 62, 171, JOB Stalder. Susan 190 Stalnaker, Pain 52, 159 Stalnaker. Walter 171 Stanley, Charles 54 Stanley. Donna 180 Stanley, Lynn 56, 159 Starcher, Linda 159 Starcher, Sammy 159 Starkey, lohn 180 Starks, Kerry 208 Starr, Gary 195 Starr. Robert 180. 199, 202 Stealey. Brenda 159 Stealey, Deborah 190 Steele. Deanna 190 Steele, Rodenc 190 Stemple, Dana 159 Stevens. Linda 62, 159 Stewart, Nancy 23 Stimmell, Mark 190 Stocking, Ronald 70 Stombaugh. Patty 190 Straight. Donald 190 Straight, Earl 171 Straight. Ronald 190 Straight, Tom 40 Slrapko, Nana 190 Strawser, ludy 171, 205 Sludenic. Elizabeth 160 Sludenic. Gary 208 Slump. Susan 190 Sturm. Deborah 180 Sturm. Michele 180 Sturm. Sara 180 Stutler, William 190 Swanger, Frank 160, 195 Swaanger, Frank 160, I95 Swanson, Wayne I96 Swecker, lune 68, 190 Swei ker, Marilyn J05 Swiger, Michael 160 Swihart, Linda 160 - T - Talbot, Molly 160 Tarasuk, Harry 160 Tassey, Elaine 160 Taylor, Beverly 160 Taylor, Charles 54, 171 Taylor, Christine 160 Taylor, left 54 Taylor, Kathleen 190 Taylor, Paul 160, 194, 198, 208 Taylor, Rebecca 190 Taylor, Susan 40, 180 Taylor, Thomas 171 Tennant, Sheila 171 Tennant, Twyla 191 Tenney, Mary 62 Tetrick, Brenda 207 Thompson, Thomas 208 Thorne, Cathy 56 Thorne, Donald 191 Thorne, Kathy 171 Thornton, Pam 62, 160 Threlkeld, Helen 160 Tobrey, Cathy 205 Tonkovich, Deatra 161 Toothman. Darrell 199 Toothman, Penny 191 Tracy, Linda 171 Travis, Betty 191 Trimble, Lenora 161, 1 96 Trivolette, Lucinda 191 Tsottles, Diane 207, 210 Tucker. Cynthia 191 Turner, Betty I7l Turner, Billie 171 Turner, Diana 161 Tusing, Terry 161, 207 Tustin, Vicki 161 Tutalo, |ohn 70 Tutalo, Stephen 70 - U - Undereiner, Noreen 161, 208 - V - Valentine, Nancy 40, 68, 171, 203 VanGilder, Donna 204 Vance, Arlie 189 Vangilder, Donna 161 Vangilder, Loretta 161 Vangilder Robert 161, 203 VanHorn, Paul 191 VanTromp, |ohn 54, 161 Vargo, George 191 Varner, |ohn 70, 210 Varner, Sharon 62, 181 Varner, Shirley 161 Vasil, |im 60 Above: Industrial Education student works on welding project. Below: Chemistry society presented a display in the Administration Building. Tin: VON I) Ell FIJI} WOULD OF CHEMIST ; 2 50 Index Left: Nathan McCain -checks names of students during student body elections in the ballroom. Above: Doug Hall dives off one of the rocks at Valley Falls State Park, Vickers, Rebecca 68. 181 Viglianco, Jeanie 191 Vilone, Ernestine 181 Vetrella Vincent 191 - W - Waddill. Vickie 191 Wain, William 191 Walden. Marilyn 207 Walker, Ben 161, 308 Walkup, lenny 191 Wallace, Linda 162, 205 Wallace, Thomas 162 Walters, David 60 Warash, Richard 191 Ware, Fleeta 171 Ware, Karen 181 Wargo, Christine 62. 162, 208 Warren, Linda 181, 205 Watach, Constance 52, 181 Waters, Melissa 191 Watkins. lanis 171 Waugh, Nelsona 199 Weaver, Billy 201 Weaver, Charles 181 Weaver, Rebecca 11, 162, 194. 197. 20 Weber, lames 162 Weekley, |ohn 162 Weekley, Larry 60 Weese, Shirley 171 Weikle, Robert 59 Weir, Ralphileane 41 Weisenmiller, Leslie 52 Welch, |oe 171 Welty, Joe 70 Wells, Darlene 191 Welty, Mark 70 West, Carolyn 171 West, Mary 23, 194 Westfall, Richard 60 Wetzel, lane 191 Wheelock, Willard 162 White, Gary 191 White, lames I95 White, Rick 181, 199 Wiles, Beverly 62 Wilfong, Kathy 171 Willard, Peggy 171 Williams, Charlene 68 Williams, Deane 162 Williams, Deborah 18, 171 Williams, Donna 52, 171, 45 Williams, Douglas 66 Williams, |im 191 Williams, loyce 181, 205 Williams, Linda 162, 207 Williams, Margaret 68, 162 Williams, Phil 18, 19, 162, 201 Williams, Randall 204 Williams, Wayne 162 Willis, Cathey 181 Willis, Eric 194 Wilmoth, Shelia 181 Wilson, Debra 191 Wilson, Kay 205 Wilson, Janet 162 Wilson, Mary 207 Wilson, Pamela 181 Wilson, Sue 162 Wmstel, Louise 191 Winter, Karen 191 Winters, Jim 191 Wolfe, Connie 202 Wolfe, Donna 181 Wolfe, Jerry 171 Wolfe, Judith 52 Wooddell, Kennith 54 Woodward, Ian 201 Woodward, Mary 68 Woody, Dottie 208 Woody, Kathy 198 Woofter, William 191 Woolfitt, Jim 171, 201 Worth, Randy 191 - Y - Yanero, Susan 205 Yates, Andrew 70 Yerace, Linda 181 Yergovich, Donna 62 Yoas, Coral 181 Yocco, Kathryn 40 Yoho, Francis 171 Yoho, Kenneth 40 Yoho, Steven 191 Yost, John 70 Yost, Sally 181 Young, Connie 56 Young, Elizabeth 56 Young, Margaret 191 Young, Michael 191 Young, William 199 - Z - Zaccagnini, Rudolph 208 Zadylak, Ed 204 Index - 231 1 lOj Li i ' AkL id iA jtk: Mound Staff - 1971 232 - Finis Editor-in-Chief Earl Straight Business Manager Gerry Schmidt Assistant, Organizations Editor B onnie Getz Individuals Editor Beth Furgason Activities Editor Paula King Sports Editor Charles Taylor Greek Editor joy Boram Index Barbara Berisford Susan Lambert Photographers Rick Leggett Max Kisner Typists Elizabeth Schmidt Barbara Fultz r-airroant Ccaiege uam