Monroe College - Patriot Yearbook (Middletown, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1968 volume:

Eaditatinn gHHra. QIarnIgn Eammmk Carolyn Hammack was born in Virginia and is proud of her American ancestry. She is a member of the Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Rev- olution and traces her background to the Lincolns of Virginia. The ancestor of these Lincolns was Jacob Lin- coln, an uncle of our sixteenth President, Abraham Lincoln. Carolyn is always a perfect hostess and lends t0 the Inn the warm feeling of home. Mrs. Hammack is one of the best friends that the Administration and student body of Monroe College could have. gJHiaa Earhart: gBudann Barbara Dodson is a native of Middletown, Virginia, and has worked with the Inn and Carolyn Hammack for five years. Guests at the Wayside know her for her poise and friendly personality. Our girls are definitely familiar with Barbara as she acts as their housemother and is a friend to all. 7 n ?sppretiatinn C'IHHra. Eirginia C11. gHHEIIard The Patriot staff wishes to extend an expression of apprecia- tion to our advisor, Mrs. Virginia C. Millard. Known for her re- sourcefulness in both the classroom and the office, she has con- tributed greatly Of her time and efforts to the students of Mon- roe College. Her organizing ability, her dedication to hard work and quality, and her friendly personality have especially aided in producing this yearbook. Fragident Enmard GE. milhur, Er. Mr. Howard G. Wilbur, Jr., president of Monroe College is a personality fa- miliar to every student. His administrative and teaching abilities have contrib- uted greatly to the growth and development of the College. The growing Mid- dletown campus is evidence of his courageous experiment in education. Elmhn 3311593211 38mm John Russell Burns is a Fairmont State transfer to Computer Technology at Monroe College. What was Fairmontss loss is Monroess gain. Although John came to us late, he deserves a vote of thanks as the second editor of the Patriot. For his hard work in this and many other activities including Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity, we thank him. gin C?qaprnzriaiinn Eearhnnk $taff With a great deal of pleasure I wish to extend my deepest appreciation to Judy Heflin, Gary Moore, Tom Burch assistant editor, and Lynn Gomes. They have contributed greatly their time and efforts to the production of this yearbook. I hope that in the years to come each and every editor of the Patriot finds as an efficient and cooperative staff as I have had. John R. Bums 1967 Gignw 69111 fnith a rgBangI They studied for exams in 1967. Bob Muritz 1966-1967 Student Body President stu- dies for exams! CA winner fsgainl We did it again! T e sorority brings Monroe another trophy! 1957 - Eat; nf Ggraduatinn Once again Monroe College places another graduating class on the ladder to success, in the professions of Executive, Legal and Medical Secretarial Studies, Computer Technology, Accounting, and Business Administration. Some had tears in their eyes, some had a smile on their face, some were happyebut most were sad-to leave their Alma Mater. As they received their diplomas they all knew that this was truly their dayga day which would be remembered by them, their parents and friendsv and knowing full well that they were now a part of the future. Dennis B. Bard Fort Loudoun, Pennsylvania Computer Technology Bowling 1 8L 2 Lansing L. Anderson Winchester, Virginia Business Administration Christopher M. Brandon Springfield, Virginia Business Administration Bowling 1 8c 2 Fraternity, Past Treasurer Best Dressed Larry R. Bly Maurertown, Virginia Business Administration Fraternity, Secretary Best Dressed Gerald V. Burke Winchester, Virginia Computer Technology Bowling 1 8L 2 Basketball Team 1 8L 2 Thomas M. Burch Charlestown, West Virginia Business Administration Fraternity, Past President Bowling 1 8L 2 Yearbook Staff 2 Basketball Team 1 Best Dressed Ella Mae Coffelt Boyce, Virginia Business Administration Sorority 2 Bowling 1 8L 2 John R. Burns Bunker Hill, West Virginia Computer Technology Yearbook Editor Student Council 2 Member ofthe Fraternity and Past Historian Member of 1967 Conclave Com- mittee Float Committee Chairman 2 Don Allen Deal Sperryville, Virginia Business Administration Basketball Team 2 Ronnie D. Conner Strasburg, Virginia Computer Technology Student Council 2 Bowling 1 Best Dressed Basketball Team 1 8L 2 Captain 2 Keith W. Dean Elkton, Virginia Computer Technology Bowling 1 8L 2 Fraternity 1 Float Committee 2 Ellis J . Dean Elkton, Virginia Computer Technology Basketball Team 2 Bowling 1 8c 2 Best Dressed Hesbia C. Foster, Jr. Frederick, Maryland Computer Technology Choir 1 Billy G. Dinsmore Fort Loudoun, Pennsylvania Computer Technology Bowling 1 8L 2 Martha Gibson Orlean, Virginia Business Administration Sorority, Secretary 2 Office Assistant 1 Yearbook Staff 1 George W. Fox, Jr. Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Computer Technology Fraternity 1 Basketball 1 Choir 1 Bowling 1 8L 2 James W. Green Brunswick, Maryland Business Administration Bowling League President Bowling 1 8L 2 Student Council Darlene C. Gomes Falls Church, Virginia Computer Technology Sorority, Treasurer 2 Sorority, Historian 1 Student Council 2 Cheerleaders 1 8L 2, Captain 2 Yearbook Staff 2 Float Committee 2 Bowling 1 8L 2 Judy A. HeHin Martinsburg, West Virginia Computer Technology Sorority, President 2 Sorority, Chaplain 1 Student Council, Secretary- Treasurer Float Committee 2 Yearbook Staff 2 Walter Grimsley Flint Hill, Virginia Business Administration Stephen L. Lawrence Annandle, Virginia Accounting Founder and Editor of the 2Cub,, 1 8L 2 Yearbook Staff 1 Student Council 1 8L 2 Best Dressed William R. Jennings Edinburg, Virginia Business Administration Wilfred E. Lewis Marshall, Virginia Computer Technology Bowling 1 8L 2 Dennis E. Lxescalleet Hagerstown, Maryland Business Administration Fraternity President 2 Fraternity Member 1 Student Council 1 Yearbook 1 Bowling 1 8L 2 Earl R. Palmer Inwood, West Virginia Business Administration Henry Paige Manuel Strasburg, Virginia Business Administration Alice Pullen Flint Hill, Virginia Accounting Dean2s List Best Dressed 1 8L 2 Yearbook Staff 1 Sorority Second Vice-President 1 Sorority Chaplain 2 Howard C. Prevost, Jr. Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Computer Technology Fraternity Vice-President 1 8L 2 Basketball Team 1 8L 2 Choir 1 Bowling 1 8L 2 John A. Richman Woodstock, Virginia Accounting Student Council, President 2 Fraternity Member 1 Fraternity, Treasurer 2 Larry R. Ramsey Front Royal, Virginia Business Administration Roger L. Ritenour Front Royal, Virginia Computer Technology Bowling 1 Linda M. Ritenour Maurertown, Virginia Computer Technology Sorority 1 Robert D. Roadcap Broadway, Virginia Computer Technology Bowling 1 8L 2 Basketball 1 8L 2 Roger D. Weaver Warrenlon, Virginia ,,, Business Administration Fraternity Sergeant At Arms 1 8L2 t Basketball 2 Bowling 1 Walter E. Sigel , ,, 2 Edwin T. Snider, III Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania Winchester, Virginia Computer Technology Business Administration Bowling 1 8L 2 Best Dressed Jason W. Wilder Sumter, South Carolina Business Administration Bowling 1 8c 2 William R. Welch Flint Hill, Virginia Business Administration Basketball 2 v- $222? Our Editor thinks! Barbara A. Wiley Winchester, Virginia Computer Technology Sorority 2 Bowling 2 gHHnnrne 011111232 $taff Mrs. Elizabeth P. Edwards, Monroe College Counselor, does her usual good job with our students. Our head cookhMrs. Paige and her helpers, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Fur, decide they will feed Mrs. Eaton an early lunch so she can return to her duties as an employee to the col- lege. Charles Sweeney, 1964 Monroe College Graduate, takes .time from his duties to smile at a student. REV. JOSIAH A. ANDREW, B.A. Bridgewater College, Wesley Theo- logical Seminary, English Depart- ment. MRS. CARRIEN LEE BRUM- BACK, Elizabeth College B.A., Madison College Masters of Library Science, and also attended the Uni- versity of Virginia. MR. JACK BROOKS, Richmond Professional Institute, B.S. Socio- logy, University Of Virginia M. Ed., and also attended the University of Richmond. MR. BRUCE BRYANT BARBER, Control Data Institute, attended American University. MR. JAMES V. DAVIS, Hamilton College B.S. MR. R. B. FISHER, B.S. Polytech- nic Institute, Business Administra- tion. MR. PRAMOD MEHTA, University of Bombay B.S., George Washing- ton University MBA. MRS. RACHEL MANUEL, Win- chester Business College, Madison College, BA. Cornell University, University of VirginiaJ-M. Ed. REV. JOHN KINZIE, B.S. Roan- oke College, TH.B. Southern Bap- tist Theological Seminary, English Department Activities: College Chap- lain, Yearbook Advisor. MR. HOWARD G. WILBUR, JR., B.A. Brown University, M. Ed. Uni- versity Virginia, President of Mon- roe College, Administration, Activi- ties: Student Council Advisor, Bas- ketball Coach, Advisor of Fratern- lty. 1968 Erwhmtn EEnter gHHnnrne 0101 232 Our cute little girl is Judy Mellott entering a secretarial course and our handsome yom g man is Gary Gilliki 721 Computer major. g . i Judy Miller Gary Moore Nancy Lillard Bill Bridges Hazel Pearson Paul Stuart Peggy Leipfert Donn Fawley Lynn Long Warren Brown Sharon Hensley Richard Barron Patty May Gary McIntyre Teri Fisher Bob Houck Mary Ellen Cox Earl Yancey Carolyn Tomblin Mike Pierce Val Reitz Gib Bishop Pat Barnhart Bobby Hitt Linda Romola Linda Luna Tommy Eden Ann Ellis Mike Pierce Lucille Cicale Ronnie Masters Helen Anger Danny Miller Lana Ambush Paul Davis Anne Sandy Donald Pitcock Linda Hollman Ronnie Hodson Bonnie Lentz Brent Straley Doris Stoner Bill Louis, Jr. Tisha Davey Ronald Chewning Janet Spitler Wanda Summers Carolyn Tomblin Linda MacDonald Virginia Fishel 7 reghmm K, Judy Mellott Harry Charleson Barbara Hixon Pat Pegues Ruda Mallow Barbara Beard Charlotte McMurray Janice Willingham Cindy Sherman Debbie Mandley Ta1k about a Line UpWH DRAGNET never had it so good ...... mm rune x mung ,HA x . A n. v, saint .xg WM? z km? Lg mg i apps: man $nrnritg First Row: Martha Gibson, Secretary; Alice Pullen,Chaplain;Judy Heflin,President; Lynn Gomes, Treasurer; V31 Reita, E113 Mae Coffelt. Second Row: Nancy Lillard, Lucille Cicale, Judy Miller, Debbie Mandley, Judy Mellott, Wanda Summers. Third Row: Helen Anger, Linda Luna, Barbara Wiley, Linda Hollman, Terri Fisher, Janet Spitler, Linda Dove. Fourth Row: Linda MacDonald, Lynn Long, Peggy Leipfert, Barbara Hixon, Charlotte McMurray, Lana Ambush. President ........... Judy Heflin Vice-President ..... Debbie Mandley Secretary ......... Martha Gibson Treasurer .......... Lynn Gomes Chaplain ........... Alice Pullen Historian ......... Lana Ambush Sgt. at Arms ...... Wanda Summers Advisor ....... Miss June P. Wilbur $nrnriig gtiiniiiw Dinner held prior to formal initiation of Kappa Tau Sorority. Standing at left Mr Robert Johnson President Of the A1umniChapter,seated Miss Judy Hefhn President of Kappa Tau and on her left Dennis Lescah leet President of Zeta Pi Epsilon Fratermty. The Sorority sponsors a Christmas Dance at Wayside Inn in Middletown. What fun! Wayside Inn gives the College a reception. Shown are some Sorority members with Mrs. Rachel Manuel, 3 member of the faculty. $nrnritg CAntiniiiw Guess who was crowned Daisy Mae and Lilo Abner? Youore righthudy Heflin and Larry Bly. You can see why just look at their faces and costumes. Miss Judy HeHin conducts a Sorority meeting and is very serious about future plans and activities. You guessed it the Sorority needs money so theyore selling Yea you guessed it our treasurer Lynn Gomes eating again! sweets to the sweet. Zeta Igi EEpgiInn glfraiernitg First Row: Howard Prevost, Vice-President; Bill Louis, Historian; Charlie Sweeney, Dennis Lescalleet, President; Roger Wea- ver, Sgt. at Arms; John Richmond, Treasurer; Larry Bly, Secretary. Second Row: Bob Lassiter, Jim Popelarski, Ronnie Bill- ingsley, Keith Dean, Gary Moore, John Bums, Ronnie Chewning. President ....... Dennis Lescalleet Vice-President ..... Howard Prevost Secretary ............ Larry Bly Treasurer ........ John Richmond Chaplain ............ Bill Bridges Historian ............ Bill Louis Sgt. at Arms ....... Roger Weaver Advisor . . Mr. Howard G.Wi1bur,Jr. glfraierniig ?sttihitiw The advisor 0f Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity, Mr. Howard G. Wilbur, Jr., prepares to give Wayne Lee ta 1967 graduatet the A. C. Herman Honor Award while the President of the Fraternity Dennis Lescalleet and the President ofKappa Tau Sorority Judy Hefhn looks on. The Fraternity sponsors a dance The Fraternity has a dance during where Bill Louis kicks up his heels ttPledge Week? with Debbie Mandley. $tudmt Qlunmil Bill Green, President of Bowling League; Judy Heflin, President ofKappa Tau Sorority; Ronnie Conner, Captain of Basket- ball Team; Dennis Lescalleet, President of Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity; John Richman, President of Student Council; Steve Lawrence, Editor of The Cub Newspaper; Tisha Davey, Secretary-Treasurer of Student Counci1;John Burns, Editor of The Patriot; and Lynn Gomes, Captain ofCheerleaders. $iudent anuntil gamma: Student Council sponsors CAR RALLY. Richard Barron and Don Fawley are shown being presented the Winners Trophy by John RichmanePresident of Student Council. All these goodies went to needy families in the areair given by the Student Council. Dennis Lescalleet, Larry Bly, and Bob Lassiter prepare Doris Stoner for her unknown destiny through the back-woods of Virginia. We are proud of our announcer at the Student Coun- cil Dance-Larry Bly. Ronnie Billingsley, Patty May, Steve Lawrence, Editor; Judy Miller, Co-Editor; Ronnie Chewning. Tub Editor goes wild!! Would you believe the Cub Editor goes MIDDLETOWN VA. . Gheerleaderg First Row: Lynn Gomes, Captain; and Lynn Long, CO-Captain. Second Row: Barbara Beard, Judy Mellott, Barbara Hixon, Linda Hallman, and Val Reitz. The Captain and CoCaptain 0f the Cheerleading Squad lead the call to victory. Gheerlwdem in CAdina ttV-I-C-T-O-R-Y ..... thatts the Bears battle cry! W 79 ttlf we have to do this one more time ...... Monroe racks up another point with the Cheerleaders leading them on strong. rgBagkethaII Ellis Dean, Don Deal, Roger Weaver, Bill Welch, Mile Pierce, Randy Ramey, Ronnie Conner, Captain; A1 Cline, Harry Charleson, Bobby Roadcap, and Dennis Lescalleet. mhe $tar iglagera of $30an2 Al Cline Mike Pierce I I r, , I ; , ' Harry Charleson Ronnie Conneri Captain,Leading man in points. 2811ntng Ellwgue First Row: Barbara Wiley, Bill Green, Lynn Gomes, Chris Brandon,Car01yn Tomblin, Walter Sigel. Judy Miller, and Lucille Cicale. Second Row: Bill Bridges, Bill Dinsmore, Helen Anger, Linda Luna, Wilfred Lewis, Jerry Burke, Ella Mae Coffelt. Third Row: Jason Wilder, Charles Sweeney, Gary Gillikin, Dennis Lescalleet, Denny Bard, Keith Dean, Tom Burch. Bobby Roadcap, and Ellis Dean. But Bill . . . that,s not a banana!V Judy Miller, the leading Female Bowler, strikes again!! E32531 $r2552d Seated: Bonnie Lentz, Lynn Long, Lana Ambush, Linda Hallman, and Barbara Wiley. Standing: Ann Sandy, Tisha Davey, Barbara Hixon, Alice Pullen, and Janet Spitler. mat Ewww Seated: Larry Bly, Chris Brandon, Jason Wilder, Walter Sigel, and Ronnie Conner. Standing: Pat Pegues, Tom Burch, Steve Lawrence, Ellis Dean, and Gary Gillikin. 1957 minthwier Glnntlahe Seated: Dennis Lescalleet and Tom Burch. Standing: Har- ry D. Miller, Robert Johnson, Mr. William Zimmer, Past Advisor 0f Zeta Pi Epsilon, John Burns, Frank Eichelber- ger, Mr. Howard G. Wilbur, Jr., and Carl McCormick. Seated: Carol McKed McCormick and Judy wreedem Burke Past President of Kappa Tau Sorority. Standing: Cheryl Hizer, Linda Hensley, Martha Gibson, Mrs. Virginia C. Millard, Past Advisor of Kappa Tau Sorority, and Ar- lene Maul. t nf the 322m 121er E19 Larry has always been a serious student and has given a great deal of time to the fraternity and to his fellow students. Throughout his college career, he has maintained higher than a B average. You can depend on Larry to carry out all duties assigned to him. Tom Burch ygobbleso up Christmas Dinner. Looks good enough to eat . . . .? oiludy, how many times have I told you to lose weightV yRonnie . . . . I told you to hang the Candy-Kane 0n the Christmas Tree! V Did Mr. Brooks really say NO . . . .? yBut I keep telling you it is a MINK coat!! How about SKUNK ........ V glfamlig QIandidg itHey gang . . . . you will never guess what we are going to Little does Mr. Davis know that Alice is really an Avon to do this lovely Friday afternoonV Saleswoman. Mrs. Manuel gives the girls the ole itone-twoi, with the dic- ttYou all think it is hard now ..... wait until next quar- tation book. ter! W A special thanks goes to our photographer, Miss Wilbur. We knew she could do it! CampbelPs Antiques Monroe College Bookstore Commercial and Savings Bank Ram Jewelers Bell Clothes Wayside Theatre Margaret L. Hodgson Shoe Center Burch Manufacturing Company, Inc. Wayside Inn Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ashby Hammack Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Millard Miss Barbara Dodson Kappa Tau Sorority Millefs Grocery Schenck Food Company Grand Union Montgomery Ward Workingmank Store Lamar Sloan Ford, Inc. S. S. Kresge Dr. D. A. Funkhouser Mrs. Elaine L. Burns Bartley Shoe Sewice Shenandoah Valley National Bank A Friend Middletown Police Department Triangle Diner Sanitary Dairy Shenandoah Gas Company Jno S. Solenberger and C0., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Layton H. Stockdale $3.4 L