Monroe College - Patriot Yearbook (Middletown, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1967 volume:

. -- 11,;;.137 ' Eiau lmasnn inia B uhunel If o P UJ U. .m mm 1 m mm r. n n. my m h .U 191 P la la aha igatrint , JJames emanate G758 - 1831i James Monroe the fifth President of the United States, was born at Monrovia on April 28, 1758. During his fifty years of pub- licservice he served as a member of the Virginia Assembly and of the Continental Congress. He served in Congress as a Senator, was a Virginia governor, Minister to France, Great Britain, and Spain. Before becoming President of the United States he served as See- retary of State, and Secretary of War. No man filled the White House with so rich a background of experience as did James Monroe. Few have so completely assured the immortality of themselves as James Monroe did when he gave birth to the Monroe Doctrine. This man was an honest, hard-working. and far sighted pub- lic servant. His accomplishments and attainments during his life resulted in greater popularity with the American people. Monroe College was named after this man in honor of his accomplishments . Enditatinn Enmard 05. Wilbur, 3Jr. This first edition of THE PATRIOT is dedicated to Mr. Howard Wilbur, founder and first president of Monroe College. Through his toil and sacrifice we and future generations will enjoy the privilege of understanding ourselves and the world around us. He had faith when others doubted. His dreams have taken form and our futures are brightened through his unwavering ambition to see a college established that all could be proud of. 3.5151115 of Eng 09h, fne lune lllhe 3331115 of 31119 that garrnund us here tndag, 9nd fne fnill not forget thn, fne be far, far afnag. film the halluhfd 333115 at 31119 eherg unite fnill hid farefnell, CAnti 5himmer off in tfnilight like the nld besper bell. 09m dag a hush fnill fall, lllhe funtstepa at 115 all fnill ethn dnfnn the hall and diaappear, gut a5 fne sadly gtart nut journegs far apart, CA part of en'rg heart fnill linger here in the satred gaalla at 31119, mhere fneite lined and learned to lmnfn, what thrn, the genres fne,ll gee gun in the 5fneet afterglow. 09h , ine glnfn. Ht . HlHIIHIIHIIHM g3 -+ V ADMINISTRATION CHARLES SWEENEY ARLENE MAUL 1964 Monroe College Graduate 1967 Monroe College Graduate Business Manager Executive Secretary MRS. ELIZABETH EDWARDS College Counselor Mrs. Edwards does her usual good job of counseling. Front to back, right--Mrs. Eaton. Maid; Mrs. Fun and Mrs. Paige. Head Cook, feeding the student body. MR. WILLIAM J- ZIMMER. JR. B. A. Ursinus. M. A. Tem- ple University Economics Department Activities: Cub Advisor, Fraternity Adviser. Acting Librarian and Chairman- Scholarship Committee. MISS JUNE P. WILBUR New York Institute of Photography Bookstore Manager Activities: College Pho- tographer. MR. NATHAN WILLIAMSON III 3.8. Math, New Mexico State University Computer Department. MR. HOWARD G. WILBUR. JR. B. A. Brown University. M. Ed. University Virginia. President of Monroe Col- lege Administration Activities: Student Coun- cil Advisor, Basketball Coach. MRS. VIRGINIA C. MILLARD Attended University of Pittsburgh, CentralRadio Airlines and Television School. Conley's Business College Commercial Department Activities: Sorority Ad- visor. Cheerleader Advi- sor. Yearbook Advisor. Float Advisor and Choral Advisor. REV. JOHN KINZIE B. S. Roanoke College. TH. B. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary English Department Activities: College Chap- lain, Patriot Staff. W REV. JOSIAH A. ANDREW B. A. Bridgewater College. Wesley Theological Sem- mary English Department MR. R. B. FISHER B. S. Polytechnic Institute Business Administration. maggide Erin 69m Hriendg in Cmidnlletnhm In the historic Shenandoah Valley. snuggled at the foot of the Massanutten Mountains. in Middletown. Virginia, is America's first Motor Inn--Wayside Inn. The Inn has been a welcoming landmark for travelers since 1797. In May 1961, Mr. Leo Bernstein, a Washington, D. C. financier and realtor, driving from a'business meeting in Greensboro, North Carolina. stopped at the Inn for dinner. He was impressed with the historic old Inn and purchased it within the hour. With this purchase started a most unique restoration program--a mingling of modern conveniences with the preservation of our historic past, with the knowledge and assistance of his manager. Mrs. Carolyn Hammack. Most of the meals take place in the Main Dining Room. This is a charming, old fashioned split-level room. It is a lively spot during the summer theatre season when after a performance both artists and theatre goers enjoy a snack and a brew with their conversation. Mrs. Millard talks to Alumni. Mr. Wilbur--justly proud of dedication. . Mr. Andrew teaches. WI ML Williamson explains. Mr. Fisher--hard at work. Mr. Zimmer looks the situation over. JENNIFER KIDWELL Slanesville. West Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority Bowling , JEAN SISK Sperryville. Virginia Secretarial Studies NANCY EMBREY BRENDA DAVIS Kappa Tau Sorority Bowling Gainesville. Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority Cheerleaders- -Manager Sumerduck. Virginia Secretarial Studies M M! WWW $raduate$ MARTHA GIBSON Orlean, Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority ROBERT SLAUGHTER Charles Town. West Virginia Computer Technology Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity ; k tb 11--196 REBECCA RECTOR 3:11; 6 LINDA THOMAS l' t . , . . . . , . . . F m Hll'l V1rg1.n1a One of the Best Dresse d Rehance. VlrgnTla Secretanal Studles Secretanal Studles Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff MRSJ LYNN REED Winchester. Virginia Secretarial Studies Personalities LINDA DIANA MULLEDY Romney. West Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority CLARA SOURS Berryville, Virginia Secretarial Studies LARRY FORD Waynesboro. Pennsylvania Computer Technology WAYNE LEE Delray, West Virginia Business Administration Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity--Secre- tary PAM HAINES Slanesville, West Virginia Computer Technology Kappa Tau Sorority--Vice-Presi- dent Bowling LYNN JACKSON Wardensville, West Virginia Secretarial Studies BETSY ANDERSON Winchester. Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority W5 Pa 0113 ties VEW ftheg Vi; st 9165?? CO TTA JOHNSON MARY LYNN CHILDS Timberville. Virginia ,1, f 1 Secretarial Studies k Secretarial Studies Yearbook Staff Kappa Tau 301W X2 Segretari x Kappa Ta Personalities ' v The CUB Staff ' Yearbook Staff . x a One of the Best Dre d VJ . f, Office Assistant - IV Conclave Commit e Chair Float Committee PATRICIA MCDONALD Front Royal. Virginia Secretarial Studies GALE SARGENT Reliance, Virginia Computer Technology ROBERT BITNER Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Computer Technology ESTHER RICHMOND Capon Bridge, West Virginia Secretarial Studies Yearbook Staff Bowling CAROL McKEE Winchester. Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority Student of the Year The CUB Staff Yearbook Staff--Assistant Editor One of the Best Dressed Office Assistant Conclave Committee Chairman Float Committee BRENDA MILLS Front Royal. Virginia Secretarial Studies Chorus One of the Best Dressed Office Assistant ELWOOD ANDERSON Winchester. Virginia Computer Technology Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity Personalities Yearbook Staff Conclave Committee Chairman Float Committee RAY BIERLEIN Winchester. Virginia Computer Technology Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity--Presi- dent Personalities Basketball Conclave Committee Chairman Student Council LINDA CLEMEN Nokesville, Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority ROBERT MURITZ Hagerstown, Maryland Business Administration Student Council--Presi Zeta Pi Epsilon Fra 9 Float Chairman 4E HARRY MILLE Romney, West Virglnia Q Computer Technology Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternit Basketball--1966 U7 U N V5,; ' ANNE KIDD Nokesville. Virginia Secretarial Studies JOAN BROCE Front Royal. Virginia Computer Technology A BOYD BAGGERLY Front Royal, Virginia Computer Technology GLENNA SHILLINGBURG Romney. West Virginia Secretarial Studies Cheerleader Kappa Tau Sorority Calendar Girl Personalities One of the Best Dressed SAUNDRA BARNHART Chambersburg. Pennsylvania Secretarial Studies Chorus - - Pianist Office Assistant Student Council Bowling One of the Best Dressed Personalities LINDA HENSLEY Elkton, Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority One of the Best Dressed The CUB Staff Yearbook Staff Bowling Office Assistant DONALD STOOPS Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Computer Technology Dance Chairman Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity- -Vice- Presidenv Basketball One of the Best Dressed Bowling PATSY OMPS Omps. West Virginia Secretarial Studies SANDRA MARTIN Winchester. Virginia I,S'ecretad'ial Studies r3 SUSAN GRIFFITH Martinsburg, West Virginia Secretarial Studies CARL MCCORMICK Ransom, West Virginia Computer Technology Choir Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity Student of the Year The CUB Staff--Assistant Editor Yearbook Staff--Editor One of the Best Dressed Conclave--Oo-chairman Student Council Float Committee LINDA MILLS Huntly. Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority RONALD SPESSARD Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Computer Technology Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity ANITA BEAVERS Middleburg, Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority KAYE ADSIT Manassas. Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority--Treasurer Cheerleader Sweetheart of Pi Rho Zeta Office Assistant CHERYL HIZER Alexandria, Virginia Secretarial Studies Kappa Tau Sorority Yearbook Staff Cheerleader Bowling Office Assistant One of the Best Dressed Personalities JOHN OATES High View, West Virginia Business Administration Float Oommittee--Co-chairman Basketball Bowling JUDY BREEDEN Manassas. Virginia Secretarial Studies Cheerleader Kappa Tau Sorority--President One of the Best Dressed Personalities Bowling JANIE LAMBERT Marshall. Virginia Secretarial Studies Cheerleader Kappa Tau Sorority Photographer's Assistant Yearbook Staff SANDY GLOVER Harrisonburg. Virginia Secretarial Studies Office Assistant Yearbook Staff Kappa Tau Sorority LINDA PAINTER Charles Town. West Virginia . . . Secretarial Studies Romney, West V1rg1n1a Kappa Ta 1 Secretarial Studies W 3 Cheerleader--Captain . - Student Council Kappa Tau Sorority Personalities 353 Bowling 9 NANCY SAVILLE Row One--Ron Conner, Marty Cline, Terry Iser. Larry Bly. John Spitzer. Row Two--Miles Kump, Wilfred Lewis. Howard Prevost. Darlene Gomes. Alice Pullen, G. W. Fox. Roger Weaver, Roger Ritenour. Row Three--John Bums. David Southerly. Jason Wilder, Steve Lawrence, Bob Roadcap, Wayne Patteson, Ella Mae Coffelt, William Jennings. Hebsia Foster. Bill Welsh. Don Deal, Dennis Lescalleet, John Richman. Melvin Atkins, Lansing Anderson. Row Four--Bill Dinsmore, Gerald Burke, Joe Hartman. Larry Beard. Walter Grimsley, Don Ritenour, Bill Greene, Walter Siegel. Denny Bard. Earl Palmer. $Emzetheart nf 133i ha Zeta 3351131351 515111 -- middletumn, Eirginia Kaye Adsit elected Sweetheart of Pi Rho Ze'ta of 1967. She was graduated from Stonewall Jackson High School Class of 1966. while in high school, Kaye entered into Forensics. field hockey, was the Editorofher high school yearbook, and a member of the National Honor Society. September of 1966. Kaye entered Monroe College as an executive secretarial major. where she be- came a member of the cheerleader squad, Treasurer of Kappa Tau Sorority hPi Rho Zeta InternationaD. and is now a contestant in the Miss Winchester Tri-County Beauty Contest. Kaye reigned over the Monroe Col- lege float in the Apple Blossom Festival Parade in Winchester. Virginia May 1, 1967. Besides the above mentioned activities. Kaye says she loves all outdoor sports, especially horseback riding and swimming. and one of her main hobbies is folk singing and learning new folk songs. which incidently. will be her talent for the upcoming beauty contest. $tudenta Carol McKee--best all around female student at Monroe College. She enters into activities, is an office assistant. and graciously volunteers for extra hours of work. We should have more like Carol. They can do everything! Let's go for a ride! Carl McCormick--best all around male student at Mon- roe College. You can depend on Carl to raise money for activities and to pitch in and do all the background work whether a member of the organization or not. We need Carl. ergnnalitiw Richard Russell and Lynn. Reed John Oates and Judy Breeden Our most handsome couple and they look happy too! Most apt to succeed. You can see why--they are proud people! Best Bark Saville and Adsit Woody at Work Tri-County Beauty Contestants Cheryl Hizer and Ray Bierlein Glenna Shillingburg and Gerald Burke Who says no muscle? And they danced. Best Personalities take a rest! Linda Thomas and Woody Anderson Most Vivacious--act the part! Nancy Saville and Howard Prevost Office Assistants-- You name them if you can! Doyou recognize Student of the Year? Mr. Wilbur teaches. .x' X . g at H. Miller. Stoops. and Oates eat and eat-- but Stoops is on a diet! The most popular read the bulletin board. Judy Breeden and Jason Wilder Most business like--rea11y are! Larry Bly and Arlene Maul Cheerleaders It wasn't always this cold! Our team made it! They conduct student business! Student Council Front Row--Saundra Barnhart. Nancy Saville, Judy Bree- den. Second Row--Robert Muritz, President of Student Body; Steve Lawrence. Ray Bierlein. Donald Stoops, Carl McCormick. The first building of many on Monroe Col- lege campus now stands at the foot of the Shen- andoah Mountains in Middletown. Virginia. The name ofMason Hallwas derived from Mr. Wil- bur's Grandparents. the Walter Masons'. Mrs. Mason is shown here at the age of 96 with her Grandson - Mr. Howard G. Wilbur, Jr. , President and founder of Monroe College. How proud she must be! gillan 31.05. Wilbur jam. Walter 4332mm Our friends at Wayside Inn - What would we do without Mrs. Carolyn Hammack and Miss Barbara Dodson? 7532931 Erwged Best Dressed! Seated--Glenna Shillingburg, Linda Hensley. Cheryl Hizer. Standing--Ar1ene Maul, Brenda Mills, Alice Pullen. Judy Breeden. Saundra Barnhart. Carol McKee. Best Dressed! Seated--Car1 McCormick, Richard Russell, Bob Slaughter. Standing--Cris Brandon. Larry Bly. Roger Weaver. Jason Wilder. Dennis Lescalleet. Robert Muritz John Oates Float Chairman Float Oo-Chairman They are working on another winner for 1967. This float won first prize in 1962 for its category. Good luck Float Committee for 1967. I know you can do it AGAIN. Mrs. Millard. Advisor m; HHIIIIIHHIHIM 4 lgearhnnk 5taff Carl R. McCormick, ourhard-working ed- itor, has devoted many hours of labor to this. our first yearbook. After his service obligations are fulfilled. he plans to further his education to enable him to become a teacher in computer technology. EWM W Mm 11$ Yearbook officers and advisor make the first Patriot legal. Patriot Staff Front Row--Dennis Lescalleet, Arlene Maul. Reverend Kinzie, Carl McCormick, editor; Mrs. Millard, advisor; Carol McKee. assistant editor; Elwood Anderson. Second Row--Linda Hensley. Alice Pullen, Es- ther Richmond. Pat McDonald. Linda Thomas, Linda Mills, Sandra Glover, Tom Burch, Janie Lambert, Mary Lynn Childs, Cheryl Hizer. Thank you all for a job well done. Mrs. Millard Enternatinnal jgi hn Zeta Gnmmerte glfratemiig and $nrnritg mun: KAPPA TAU CHAPTER Row One--Carol McKee. Kaye Adsit. Nancy Saville. Judy Breeden, Mrs. Millard. Pam Haines. Alice Pullen, Darlene Gomes. Judy Heflin. Row Two--Linda Mills, Glenna Shillingburg, Diana Mulledy. Janie Lambert.-Jean Sisk. Jennifer Kidwell. Arlene Maul. Martha Gibson. Cheryl Hizer. Row Three--Linda Hensley. Linda Painter, Judy Breeden. Anita Beavers. Mary Lynn Childs. Sandy Glover. ZETA PI EPSILON CHAPTER Row One--Mr. Zimmer, Harry Miller. Ronnie Miller. Ray Bierlein. Don Stoops, Bob Muritz. Wayne Lee. Row Two--Carl McCormick. Ronnie Spessard, Dennis Lescalleet. Tom Burch. Howard Prevost. Robert Slaughter, G. W. Fox, Roger Weaver, John Bums. Terry Iser. Our basketball team--out of action! Front Row--Ray Bierlein. Donald Stoops. Howard Prevost, Johnny Spitzer, Bobby Roadcap, Ronnie Miller. John Oates. They kicked their heels--and paved the way for the team! Front Row--Chery1 Hizer, Nancy Saville, captain. Judy Breeden. Back Row--Darlene Gomes, Kaye Adsit. Janie Lambert, Glenna Shillingburg. Glnmplimentg nf Congratulations Team Campbell's Antique Shop Bell's Clothes Store G. W. Motor Company Penney's Department Store Winchester Mobile Home Sales, Inc. Montgomery Ward Miller '3 Drug Store Zeropack Company A Friend Old Mill Storage Grand Union Joe the Motorist Valley Photo Centre Diana Shops Lovett's Shoe Corporation Jay's Boys and Girls Shop Workingman's Store Silco Store Village Beauty Salon The Reliance Grocery Hotel Beauty Shop Burch Manufacturing Company Western Auto Kresge Company Cooper's Jewelers of Ward Plaza Commercial and Savings Bank Shenandoah Valley Bank Farmer's and Merchants Bank Bartley's Shoe Service Wayside Theatre--Owen Phillips Farmer and Jeannie Earl R. Palmer Phil Eppinger Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Millard Mr. and Mrs. John W. Campbell, Sr. Dr. Erle W. Payne Dr. D. A. Funkhouser Dr. Peter S. Yeatras William Kirby Donald Jenkins L. T. Bell Boyd R. Andrews D011 Green Donald Price R. E. Newbraugh and N. I. Grim Mr, and Mrs. Bill Bailey Mrs. S. L. Magerfield Thelma and Pete Matty J osiah Andrew Chris and Cheryl The Cooks Darlene C. Gomes Judy A. Heflin Ella Mae Coffelt The Beavers Esther L. Richmond Nancy Embrey Bob and Nancy Cup and Cue J ohn Burns Reverend and Mrs. John Kinzie J ames Swiger Triangle Diner William I. Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Carper BOB JOHNSON Class of 1963 Everyone knows Bob as an active alumni mem- ber. He is chairman of our 1967 Conclave be- ing held in Winchester; he is a member of the investment Club, at- tends all alumni affairs. and is a lifetime of Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity. We can't do without Bob. FRANK EICHELBERGER Class of 1965 As an active member of the alumni, Frank is helping with the 1967 Conclave. He is a life- time member of Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity. He attended the Dedi- cation of Mason Hall and is a member in the Investment Club. Frank has attended Conclaves and expects to be released from the Armed Services for our 1967 Conclave in Winchester. tion. Our male student of the year - or is he editor ofthe Patriot? WHERE DID OUR YEARBOOK GET ITS NAME? Nancy Embtey was the smart young lady that named our yearbook the PATRIOT . Nancy is a 1966 graduate of Fauquier High School - and upon completion of her executive secretarial studies expects to get a private secretary's job. She is the 18 year old daughter of Nancy and Clifton C. Embrey of Sumerduck, Virginia. Thank you Nancy for a job well done. CAlumni SUELLYN DOYLE Class of 1966 From Waynesboro. Pennsylvania, Suellyn is an active alumni member and a lifetime member of Kappa Tau Sorority. She attended the 1966 Conclave in Lubbock, Texas and is on several committees ' i for the 1967 Conclave. Also she will play the organ for all business meetings at the Conclave. She attended the Dedication of Mason Hall and is a bond holder. CHARLES SWEENEY Class of 1964 We all know Charlie as a member 0fthe college staff. He is a lifetime member of Zeta Pi Ep- silon Fraternity and attends all social events as an alumni and a mem- ber ofthe staff. We hope Charles will be out of the Armed Services in time to attend our 1967 Conclave. ALAN JOHNSON Class of 1961 Alan is President of the Alumni Association. He married Miss Cas- sie Williams also a 1961 Monroe College graduate in 1961. The Alumni can contact Alan Johnson at 201 South Royal Avenue, Front Royal, Virginia when they wish to join the Alumni Associa- tNantQ Emhreg E :5 . .2 ac, ...m.m...- ..- ,,-... . .m- uknxu .. v u -