Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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Su mmer 972 The need of education never stops on the FSC campus. During the summer, the college offers two terms of summer school with a variety of courses offered for the summer school students. But along with its academic program the FSC campus also offers a vast array of activities for both students and citizens of Fairmont. From productions of the Masguers Town and Gown Players to parties thrown by the Student Council to maintenance work, the campus stays alive throughout the year with activities.

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PAGE 2 — CENTER LEFT: The architectural beauty of the Hunt-Haught Science Hall is reflected in the modern design of its stairway. BOTTOM: A picturesque view of the two year old Hunt-Haught Science Hall at night. THIS PAGE — TOP: The fading light of day enchances the distinctive FSC Dining Hall. CENTER LEFT: Students hurry to class from the Student Center, hub of free time activity. CENTER RIGHT: The sign that represents more than a century of progress in education. BOTTOM: A panoramic view of the newest buildings on the Fairmont State Campus. 110119

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■ THIS PAGE — TOP: A volleyball game played by summer school students at a picnic given by Student Council. LEFT: Associate Deans of Student Affairs, A. Neil Frye and Miss Lois Muto, enjoy the Student Council pool party at the 12th street pool. RIGHT: Two able-bodied members of the maintenance staff improving the FSC grounds. PAGE 4 — LEFT: A scene from the Summer Tent Theater production of The Unwicked Witch. RIGHT: Pam Poling, a member of the FSC Summer Tent resident company paints the billboard announcing the coming attractions. BOTTOM: The surrey with the fringe on top scene from Oklahoma, another Summer Tent production.