Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1939 volume:

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As you look through the pages of this humble effort to portray the school lilfe at Potomac State College during the past year, we hope that we have fulhlled the purpose of leaving with you our dedication. I Cf 0'ccW0'ct The editors realize that perhaps they have failed to give justice to certain events of the school year prior to the second semester. Due to the fact that the Catamount did not begin to materialize until March, logo, the editors ask that the readers overlook any shortf comings which may present themselves. A very limited budget forced us to economize in every possible measure: however, we have attempted to give to the student body a volume worthy of Potomac State College. VVe hope you will appreciate our honest ef- forts on behalf of the First yearbook since 1927. -THE EDITORS May 9- 1939 1 N.-iii ' r , rift arm, ti i, wi, i 1--el 'JL-LC, W. im., pf L QIILIW CL 'LAll1C1lllJ I I wish to express my deepest gratitude for the time and elfort Dr. Livingston Cham- bers has given to the yearbook and myself to make it a greater success. I feel that his assistance has been invaluable. I wish to thank Mr. Carl Shreve for his aclvice when the yearbook began to materialize, and to Miss Deissle for allowing the stall to use the property room of the Playshop for a photof graphy stuclio. I also wish to thank Betty Heltzel, Kenneth Feather and Roscoe Beall for their helpful assistance. Contributions of photographs have been made by Iiyrl Law, Bob Metz, Bee Corbacio, Hugh Marsh, Maruh Steitling and Lester Bartlett. . f7C'1fZtlf7,s mm! jfi'OIIg IVII 'vom ll1t'l7701'If'j will lu' flmsc' of ffic' fuznlly. . . of ymu upnzlmz we my no 1110111 - , .... , fmt, qgc. , . A N' ' r A A V fri f ' ' - . V 001, f .- , W, Pl'6'51id6 lIf ERN wr E. CHVRCH, Hiiyfmy Wayneshtlrg College X v we ., Sig f X :Ve f M xxx X A , XM -?ga A. BI. West Virginia University i 53 , ggmmszt.. ,gi . V. . sm Q ft f 4 xg? 1 1 HS QW 1 .Aven- Regzixtraz' Dean Sllflizlf St'1'c'114't'.i' Shepherd State Teachers l Davis antl Elkins XVest Virginia University VV. D. Axiiioxv D. ir. s. Mtlzziliryclilwlt Kentucky University La Salle lfxtension University LIVINGSTON ctH.XMHIiRN. PH. D. llltzflicziztzfjfy Marshall College West Virginia University Cornell University Niwczv M,xizc:.xitET lVlILLliR, Pit. 11. Afl0df'l'lI and Cft1.f.f1't't1l Ltzflgzzagac Leha non Valley College University of Pittsburgh C. l'ix'r'rEitsoN, Runner vii. D. ZOUIOQIX' VVcst Virginia University University of Marylantl is Ltxtyotx STEXV.XR'I', PII. im. Geology Stanfortl University University of California Columbia University Iiritiitixti S. Nltgliuu, ,x. ivi qgmww Qs CJID SHREvE, M. s. Phy,f1'u1l CfIL'l7l1-,K'fl'j' Davis antl Elkins University of Michigan XVest Virginia University XVILHELMINE Deissru, A. xr. Elzgfzffz ima' ljldlllzlllillf XVestern College Ohio State University Chicago University Harvard University liuvix L. lilvvrox, lv. M. Q in 'Q FCYJllUlJIlil'f Nr' ,, Potomac State College i XVest Virginia University fi-FS: WY' fm.. AA.. ' f Ioh ns Hopkins University Ham' F1a,vvr1,L Sriirfvria, .v.B. Lzibmry Sc'1'w1r'z' George VVashington University Colunihia University Fiuxrfns li. Coxoyui, M. s. 1101210 fft'r111r11111'f'.v University of Kentucky VVestern State Teachers College Iowa State College E. CLXRL Smuavig, M. S., C. E. ff11g1'11c'c'1'1'f2g Ohio State University Uvvin C. NVZLM, .v. xi 1511 gllxlz XVest Virginia University Duke University Rornliar.-v MLLLER, iv. M. C0111 111c'rc'c' Marietta College Colunihia University li.v'r'irvl:1xh QX. Mooich is. IN iviesie lllzzxzk' VVest Virginia University Chicago Musical College R vvxiorvn L. IDENNIMDN, BI. 5. llilfllftlll-011 . lmnnlf llllfblllllffy . Igfl-l'lllfIll'C', Sflmol . ld m1'111'5ln1Z1i0 I1 Salem College West Virginia University Ohio State University .ws 'K Lf sql, -m..snu.q. f ,vig i' ' f 01 A Q O 'r v,x f 1 s sys Sa Qf! vcd X s Us 6 L.- 'W' 1 Nm.. ' Q w Q v ,it s, as ' 5 'xx Zi QM' VFW , 2 IJANA Ci. l.ot'c:H, B. s., Malt. , I'f1y51if11f lflllifff 1111011 X. .f-:jf-. VVcst Virginia Untvcrsitv Mitrslinll Collcgc Potomac Stats Collcgc lfriiat Nl, Mi:Cit'iiah 'f is F1'm111t 1.111 SC't'l'l'ftll y f A E limi ,-Q IANE rXLLisox Hiissia, B. s. Pf1ys1'1'11l lf12'1m111'011 VVcst Virginia Univcrsity Ncw York University at l,:,,, i ,R gl ClElaTict'nE S. S'l'.XNHAi.liN . V -,f Pi't'.K'llfl'lIf 5 br'f1'c'lt11'y 'li C,f'CUUfl.llfJ C, 'CUIII f!2CCJl.1l7Ullf f I 'lihis vc.trhool4 rcprcscnts gin ullort on tht p.irt ot thc Stutlcnt llotlv of Potomac State School to prcscrvc in pcrtniincnt lorni sonicthing ol' tht- iictivitit-s ttntl cxpcrienccs of the collcgc vtuir ii,gg.go. 'lihc cntcrprisc is .i xvorthv ont' .intl thc stuilcnts ,irc to he comincntl- ctl lor tht- nuttiitivc .intl rcxil with xvluch thcfv liiivt- pursuctl this protect. The collcgt' iitlniinistrittion gladly givcs crt-tlit to that lirst liiiil the vision ol tht- possihilitics ol this puhlitgition. .intl siniill Qioup ol' stutlcnts who xvho hiivc overcome niiinv tlil'licultics in hrinQin3 tht' Duhliczition to lull liiuition. llicrc ligls not hccn it sintflc su? gestion or iissistitncc' ol' any kintl givcn hy tht' liictilty. 'I'Iit- Q proicft was stutlcnt horn :intl has hccn cntircly stutlcnt nurturctl. iintl gill crulit shoultl hu given to those rcsponsihlc for tht- uliting iintl gcncrgil l11ilI1ilgl'll1L'l1l. .intl to tlitr stutlcnt hotly, its gi xvholc, who hgtvc given thcir loyal support. This ycgirhoolt shoultl provt' ol grciit viilut' in preserving lor the futurc ii picture of niitnv ol thc incitlents :intl cvcnts ol tht' vuir vvlutrh iirc too oltcn quickly lorgottcn. Its true worth will he i't'vc4ilcil in grcgitci' inciisurc in tht- lfuturc than it is in the prcscnt. To the ycgirlwook iniiniigcnicnt, iintl to tht- stutlcnts ol Potomac Stiitc School ol' NVest Virginia University, wc girc happy to cxtcntl our uongmtuliitions iintl hust xvishcs. Ii. li. Cl IURCH Q - , ll' x ' E m x ' 2- f 2 asf? 1' x ff 14 1 il, ' 12155, X vii' Qkyk x , --ff . 0,5 ., , Jig? X 441 ' L4 J Jr '-f , . ff yfx g 'iff-' wil is ,zu 1 141 6? 7' 'f- V F N JS' fl, xg .. Y' X .. .L 1, 2 , f ,.., W., vw, X iz X P .Z 4' 'fa '11!'?S 'wxfgyy W W 'f TV Q x W Y 337 EWQ W f 7 Yi -cf? , fx f 'f l ax ' r cw 4 N 'vi Qs ' ' Y N X 4 x ., 'Aga X fgk Q4 L A . -,X A , X f x ix sf p X V I f S X KX ff fi? X JW , R -. A f V0 X Q , , E 2 9 f 713 f . f sq 4 W ? 'K Z: W 7 Z in if 1 71, 'ei J., Q! L, In K 1 , fb y .9 ' , M f x ' 'Q fb' . ix 1 S f'B1...f:0' VK ' t V. .f 5 ' N , . 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ANUERSC JN Rowleslwnrg, VV. Va. . . 111gc'111r111,v . . Vg f1r1111f1'1' . . tkflfffgl-llfl' . . c',r1'1'i11!1f1' . . P111- llllllllll . . LESTER HARTLFTT Ln mlwerpurt , XV. Val. . . Vo-, lg . . 11f11'11.y.f flIft'l't',x'fl'If 1.11 g1'1'f.v . . M1111-'111l1v1'c'1f Ivy 11 fight . . 11111.vf1111f1n' . . R. C. l3l1ALl., lk. Burnt House, W. Vu. . . ll1tIZ1'I'1l70lI'V . . C0lfl1fl'll Lifc' l . . pc1'so1111l1'f,v . . Burn! Hf111.fe llnfnsllllll lx! X nf WW X7 RALPH H R ANT C umlwerla nel. Mel. Anderson Partlett . 1 J . , Fe1111'11111111i . ..fVllI'5C'j Home . . .v11l11c'1'1'01'1'1y f11111plc'.x' . . 1111111 1111111111111-11 F00 . . footbdff . . XVORTH HEALL liurnt House, VV. Va. PHIL HRUVVNING Spencer, W. Va. . . Peg 11'1'1f1 111f11'1'11f P . . 1011611 . . .rlec'ff1'y , , Bllflll Hozzxv . . . . c'11g1'11v1'1' . . from G0d's 1111111111151 . . Illcfody M111101' . . 111'g11111611t111'1lzfc . . ELMER BELL Keyser, VV. Val. SAMUEL CARR . . l1l11111fc flllfllvv f11llAl . . 1,1111AeIly Mill Creek, W. Va. x1111f1'011.v . . 1j1111f1'fy . . fx'ry51'1' ffm! ' - . . 11'1'lf1'11g . . pf1111'1111111 lvlonde . . fiery . . RAY l'3lil.L V, f CUBRRINU COLAHRESE Mill Creek, VV. Va, Allwert, NV. Ya. . .1'y111'1'11f . . Sflfllfllf . . fooifnlff y l Hlllllllgfjfd . . 1'11f1-'1'e.ff1'11g fc'ff0111 ' ' Lmfl' 5 MQ' b'AU7!1f ' - - lfffffff 111111 egg 1111111 . . .fvfwol .flip- p111'1'r1' . . ffjlfllllf . . R. B1-all VV. Beall E. Bell R. Bell as 've 1 .- - ' Q llzr Brant Browning Carr Colabrese 'Q so -fy LUCY CULABRESE S L ff Albert xi. X 11. . Colabrese Cornthers 141116 . . M11-y C111111 . . qzuct 11tl1'111et11ff frm' . . C11111'1q . . MERRILL XV. DIXUN NEAL CORATHERS Cuinlwerlund, Md. XVESK UI1i0I1. XV- VJ- . . 1-101'1g.i' . . S11'111g.f1'1'1gf . . 1101 1111111pet 1711111 . . 11f111l11y . . A181111 . . Hldl-0 . . 11111172175 . . 1111110 . . 11111111115 . . 1111110 . . 1111111e1o1' VVALTER R. EDWARDS IACK CUVINGTUN Cuinlwerland, Md. Keyser, NV. Va. 7 . . . 1x11t111Ay11 . . 1'111'1111.v11'y . . Mehd .vyxf1'111 . . p110tog1'11p11VV 11116111 16111 . . 011 1111'1'1' . S g . . co1zg1'111111 . . Blllifk . . Doilic' . . VVILLIAM FALIQ NIURIEL DAVIS Cumberland, Md. Froqlmrg, Md. b . . l7ZOZ'1iC'i . . 151.98 . . 111g11I1'11- ' - 3153155 - - 'olfgh 111111 eddy gt11E . . f7L'.s1i'l-IIIIIXIIIC . . 1.11 Z111' . . F1'0,vI19z11'g . . deep . . 11111111 sf,-,jdf l I 172g . . Dixon Edwards Falk H. Fenster I vw N? X 49 -3, J 1 ff . . no. 1? ua Covington Davis HELEN FEASTER Romney, W. Va. . . 1111111110 . . Sfl'l'F1.f, f1111 130111111231 . . H1111 .-111111. l'C'.fC'1'l'C'd . . IAMES FEASTER Piedmont, W. Va. . . 131111-li . . P1'1'11111u11! , . B1111'1q . . 111116 . . 19111111 . . 111611, 111611 . . Blll'l'1f . . .v1j1111'1' . . EDNA IJFICIH FLEEIQ Keyser, W. VA. . . 17lig17 111'111'11g1' . . p1'1'.v1'1'11111'- 111111' . . 1111171 . . LESLIE FURY Weston, W. Va. . . 5611111111 .f1111'11'5 . . .r111'1411st1'1' . . D11-yf011'x 1'111.fs1'.v . . IfI 1'.v- fOlI'X t'0I1fI'l.11Hfl-UI1 . . 3-1111y F111'y . . VVILLIAM GARRETTSON Parkersburg, W. Vu. . . 111111121111 . . f1'1'1'1'f11' . . May I'1'1'111'c . . 1111.fk1't111111 . . t1'11c1q1'11' 1. in 111 - 4 ' -- .1 1 44 .X A 1 I. Fenster Fleek Fury Clzlrrettson X, ,qc I 1 , . . x eh ' EN AQ' W f X X 1 wqyx . M ff ob? 0- QW f ' , S Uillum Haltcrmnn PAUL C5II,I.1XfXI Xlarlinslwurg, VV. Yu. . , 11111'f1'1'1' . . 111'1f1'1' 1111 fltlllt' . . ft'l1l?l-A' . . llllilflj-I 1111111 . . PALILINIE I I1XI,TIiRNIAN I7r.1nkIin, VV. Vu. . . 1Il111'g1' . . 11111111-1111 . . 1711111111111 . . 1'1111111.r1'11.rf1'1' . 1111 11111111111 good 5111111 . . Rc JY H1XRNI.XN I,L'IL'l'HI3LlI'3,1, XV. Val. Harman Hill If.'XRI.Ii HYDE fNIuorc'i1cIcI, VV. YJ. . . 11111' 11111k111g . . 1110115111 1'f11'1'1' , . 1111111111' . . flAIl'1IlHY . 1Il'o1111'f11'111 . . I,AXVRF,NCIi II3I-IiXI.XN Iflk Cl.mIcn, XV. Vu. . . lllfflflf . . 11151 I'L'11l',A' 1111'1' . lllwtt' 11111 . . '1'1'1111f111111c . . HENRY ILXIIQ INCQRANI NIILDRIQIJ IQXCIQSON Romncy, XV. Va. . 51131111 H0111 . . 1611 1111111 7 9 . dll,If'f-,Ig fvvf . . 1011 fllllll' ? 7 . 111111 . . l't'lf 111.71-1' ? fp . . 1. Q. 'IIICJMIXS I.-XCIQSON PICLIINUIII, XV. Vu. . X11 11111 . . .',HffJ1'fIfIf-llg 11111 . .ruff .ff1c1c'1 11 . . 11111111111 . L11111 . . LUUISIQ IENNINGS Keyser, XV. Ya. . . 111111'.f . . 11111 . . 51111111 . ffrlllifffl 111011116 11111-1' . . VIRGINIA LINN IOIINS . . Sugar . . Ill-tt' lflfllflllg . . , ' - ' ' ' Ll , XV. Y.. v 1 1 xllly Cflltlf . . 111111111531 111111111 lllll I lxcywrq XY' X Al, . . lxvmg V111111111 . . 111111111111 . l U --Sk,',Im, h . 1',1dHkm.,'UH5 . BERNARD HILL 1111111111111 11111111 . . 11:1111111I11111 j,cf,,-0,,L,j,f-V ' 1 ,-tmjly mm' H1111 lrllg . . Iilkins, XV. VJ. ' -'IW'-'fllfl' ' - -51 1'18-'7f '-' ' ' Ilitc Ilydc Idlcmgm Ingram 1'1'11111.f . . 1'111'1111.f1'1vy . . 511'1'f1.V X '51 ' - x 4. I., V Ml. i ' I.I1,BII.Ix III I I, W J, ,K ,ta T., 1 Cumlwcrluml, MII. - ' B f W , . A Adi' . 3 1111111111 . . 1I1111y . . .-'c'1'11111.v 41' ...I fggqwgl X . . 11101111 . . 1Il1. .IIIf!1flII'I'.N L , 3 f Q 11ff11cf . . Q 1- N ,.., , D Nh N , W- 1 .A ,. - I I QV ,Q f 1 ,. .' xii A I i' ., ' 1 I NWN-LE I ' I L x .X 'V 1 Y X61 j, .I , N I X 3 , I W M. Incl-axon T. Iuckson Iennings Iolms I -f , ifef' HELEN KALBAUGH Luke. Md. . Kalbaugh Kendrach . . 100 77211617 110156 , . 1110d61 . . 601166 . . 16111p61'111116111111 . . AVA LEATHERMAN Old Fields, VV. Va. PAUL KENDRACH Follansbee' VV' Va' . . 1111111Z116d . . f6611 ll'14Z'1Z H0111- 11'f1 . . .VIIHI 16 111111 5111661 . . . . 56601111 . . . 1111x1f61111111 . . L 'D LllZ0bXIIAll5I'L'6 . . p1'01'101' . . VIRGINIA LEATHERMAN LORETTA KIBLER UILI Fiehls, VV, Val. Cumberland, Md. . . 601116 1011111g . . 116111 11111.1- . . 511011 d1'6xx61' . . IAIZQIIIIXIIIIIZT ' - 1'19'f'f', f'aA 170-'C' - 1111115 . . PIJXLIZIIIIZO . . C11p111'5 611r- -'lf'7'f'd - '7'1711f1fY - - 1011161' . . May C01111 . . RUBERT G. LEY MARGARET KISER Cumberland, Md. Keyser, VV. Va. . . .v116'.v f1'Ul7Z Bllfllf 1101156 . . . . T1ny . . 1'6.v116.v.f . . 111 10116 1110111 1.11 11616 111111 60172629 0141 1111115 10116 . . 1111111116 . . 116 g11111 112676 . . 111111111111 111111k . . g0011 10 . . Xflltllfllf . . A. Leatherman V. Leatherman Ley Marsh Kibler Kiser HUGH MARSH Clarksburg, W. Va. . . SOP17 611155 1111651116111 . . 11661 . . 11111111 gC'l71'Il5 . . f11'k16 lt'I'f17 1110111611 . . ERNEST MCCORKLE Mooreheld, VV. Va. . . 11111 . . IVFK1 P01-111 . . 111g- 111116 . . .fZIldl'0llX . . M001'6f16111- 11111'1'1.v01111111'g . . MARY LOUISE MENEFEE Keyser, W. Va. . . b1011d6 . . 1'6.f61'116d . . 111711.01 . . .f1Oll' fllld 611.vy . . DOROTHY MILLER Keyser, W. Va. . . 60116g11116 . . 101165 10 .dug I I . . dllflfql-11 g . . 11611116 . . A ' Si Q 15,5 X x -'W 6 W ,111 vw- AQ I V ,F 1 1 ,,,, . McCorkIe Menefee Miller Long MQLLY B. LUNG Keyser, W. Va. . . C1111 . . 1161 1W11j6x1y . . CtlIDfl'L'11lI'IZg p61'.v01111111y . . T116- 56011 . . 63?-1 1141.1 ,! 'dfnfffifl SAI Miskevibh Nestor FRANK MISKEVISH lame Lew. VV. Va. . . 1111.v1q1'1111111 . . 1111111'11c'.f . . goo . . ftllll' 1,6111 . . 1111111 13115- flllll . . . THliI-M1X NESTOR Term Alta, VV. Va. . . 11o11.f1' f71't',Vl.l1t'llf . . fyllfl 51111 1'oo1Q 1 1 . . f7t'll-fl' . . fnlgcf boy . . BETTY NULL Keyser, XV. Ya. W 1 W ,L ,flf 4V 'f-'...x.: 'f Q 11' 7i1vi.Z ':-'::'J',1 ? , Y 1 M ,Q W ff y W N 111. 1 1 X! E .. F E' 410. 5. --:Q 3 . 1, 1 . 1 1 Ai . Q Neill Nicorvo ARCHIE PRICE Rachel, W. Va. . . 111g H1o1111'1' . . 1lll77l7C'I' 1'oo1Q . . 1111111 . . 5111611 16110111 . . 161711-IIIIIC' 11111111111 . . HAZEI, PRITTS Shaw, NV. XILI. . . 111111111111 1111131 111111' . . 1111- 11111.v111.f11'1' . . fl-IHIAIII . . goo111'oo1Q CIERALDINE LFP . . 1111 111111111 for 1111111111116 . . R1XV1lN5CROFT 1111151 . . 1117110 . . Kcywrq XV. Va- . . 1261111151 ofl11'1' . . Il-gflf 111011116 12141115 Nlczcuwo - - 1111 - - 1111111 - - South Amlmy, N. I. . . .V1111 1111111111 . . 51111111 . .lhllfvlf Noonan Price 1111111 N. . . 1'11111'1q 511115 . . 1 1 NN F 1 . Q ui.. f, MARY ILLLEN NUONAN M X ix. 4 1 L 'V Keyser. VV. Vu. if . . fL11111 . . 1'111c11'11r11'11g fo kllfjll' . . 1'111'111111g gunz . . 11111111515 . ,. . . ' -g' ,. 1 .- 1 1111111 1 ffglllllll . . gy, N 1 ,- ,,. , - I ft - 3.11111 ' 1 1 Q . ,-,. x5ll3A- 111 1 1 1 A v' X' - 1 52: l: if gi .gang S W' .mx 4 www - W1ayg bam-N Q .xv w TONY SHILLINGBURG Bismarck, VV. Va. . . 17t'Cl' . . pc1'so1111111y . . dl.gl7llj' IAII 11 11111161 f711lI11 1111131 . . 11110- 1o11 Tony . . tl great guy . . MARGARET SI-IQCKEY Keyser, W. Va. . . book bug . . W. .1. .1. p1'1'.1'y . . 611511116111 . . 3 f7Ol'l1ll'l' , . a'1'p1'11d11111e . . EDNA STAGGERS Keyser, VV. Va. . . llfhjftllft . . 1101 1'xc'1't111111' . . t'.1'I1'Fl71t'1'V 51111111 . . f7I'71g flflllg CHARLES STR.-XUSS Thomas, NV. Va. . . 6:00 .1. 111. . . uY0ll,l'C' 11111 011151 S1111' I-II My 1311111 111111116110 . . I'lIfl'l'C'.ff1'f1g . . 11l111c't1'1' . . Pritts Ravenscroft . W' ww'-:fx-'R ,www H1 'OHV' gen. .. Shillingburg Shockey Staggers Strauss IACK TABSCOTT Elkins, VV. Va. . . lmxketlnzll . . frat . . juxz' illolly and me . . feet . . per- J'0I1LIlliI,V ploy . . STANLEY TAYLUR Keyser, VV. Va. . . z'lur1'1zet . . lim' . . Dork Eye,- . . onzlorliull . , Sc'11I1'- nzerzml Ozffr You . . doctor . . Sll'l.lZg5IC'I'X . . KATHERINE THRUCKMORTON Holbrook, Pa. . . Sll'C'CJIlI2C'LII'f . . G is for Glenn . . ind1lz'z'a'mzl1'xI1'c' . . lovely lmfr . . IANET TYLER Keyser, XV. Va. . . zuefglzt . . n1'glzIz'r1gi1le . . lt't l'ghZ . . Sk1'n1zy'5 pdl . . weiglzt . . full of fun . . CHARLOTTE VANDIVER Burlington, W. Va. . . clzarnz . . .veunzxlrcss . . lil- zle to my . . lovely to know . . SARA VERMILYEA Hedgesville, VV. Va. . . war pain! . . Dazfzfv' rziglzt dm Q , ,-ivffw .f ,Q W 9 5 2 Q. I ff ,, f 1 7 A Q Q , 5 kj ,H f l A K a ,Wm-.. Tabscott Taylor BURREL VVAGNER Erie, Pa. . . Banzlvmo . . ll 1i'c' C'I'lJl'k,x' . . Bronx :ment . . nffc' flzop , . IAMES WELSHONCE Keyser, WV. Va. . . Lu Salle . . Slzfflq . . lfltlv flzecafe . . good xporl . . girls . . IUDSON HOIiX?ES Huckliannon, VV, Va. . . short lzufr . . tlfftllill fo drmnz . . Keyxer Clnlrzwgr . . lWc'11'.f Sport Club . . Hcfr U. K. . . IUSEPH 'WHELAN Western port, Mil. . . llfl-flld'-lllllf boy . . girlx . . ,X Tlirockmorton Tyler IACOB G. VVARDEN Wnrdensville, VV. Va. . . lllidge . . luzlzl . . Roy . . good egg . . KENNETH FEATHER Parkerslwurg, W. Va. . . c'got1i.i'f1'uzl . . xtzfzlefzi Ufutli- 6r . . ,mop box omfor . . nd- nzfrw' of Evelyn . . BYRL LAW Burnt House, W. Vu. . . lmzir cutting . . tailor Vo-.Ig . . all umzrnzl lmzzzly- 1711117 . ROBERT RICE Elkins, W. Val, . tl :mm In fi!-l7I5l'lf . . pw'- .rofzulfly play plux . . ulmzff ll ,Q hand man . . Hezlgexzfllle rpe- lvluclg c'1n'lyl1111'1' . .gf1'lx . . xfuzl- 2 point . . Barry . . mul lu' dal . . Home Fr . . :ous in tl mmll ll'LIy . . gn-lx . . lmllx from Ellffnx . Vandiver Vermilyen Wagner Vllelslionce Rice f ' fy' , 1m 4 , N vi: ,lf -' x ,- - ff -9- -:Q wi fu iv JL- M ' if f 1 ' fa. QM A 1 .L , A- A 1 +A' ,. ., ' f R . A .....,. . ' A . . f ' e'i ' e-e' - if 1 V35 A f',,,,. ff' W y X Ei N X LEX Whelan NVarden Feather Law Hoilgea ae: IANE ABERNATHY Keyser, W. Va. . . poet , . l1'1'e.v 1.11 111o1'l1l of 1111111 . . 1l1'g111'f1e11' . . just Zoe . . HOWARD BAKER Keyser, W. Va. . . mlllq 1111111 . . g11'lf1'11111 Off! Flelzls . . Co111111'y Life Club . . ol1l1ig1'11g . . EARLAN BROWN Laurel Dale, W. Va. . . 6llglil1C'C'I' . . f111l1e1' of Poro- 111111' State . . .rleepy . . quiet . . Dizzy MYRA COCO Keyser, W. Vu. . . 1111 . . slzorix . . iflllllifllli . . l11'1'gl11 111111 polixlz . . 1'o.fc'1'11 l1e1' l1111'1' . . B. HOLLY GRIMM Elkins, W. Va. . . zzoxey . . Curl S!Il't'l't'l,x' per . .l1111'1'111'lq's l111l1y . . 111't1'1'e ego WILLIAM HARRIS Lonnconing, MLI. . . .v11111ll ZOIl'lI boy . . 5017117111 fer . . 11ll1l1'11'1' . . 11.i'1111lly seen 11'1'1l1 B111 . . FQ I 1535: rf ' RIMPILI HARRY HARSHBARGER Piedmont, W. Va. . . 1111.vl111z'e11 . . l7lllC' .f11'c'111e1' . . filly 1l1'11111111'11g . . e11.vy Zo get along 11'11l1 . . EUGENE HARTMAN Keyser, W. Va. . . p1'og1'e,v,f1i1'1' . . f761'jC'l't'1'1llIfXC' . . Hlllflil' . . P11.v1111111o 111'po1'1v1' WILLIAM IENNENVINE Lake Lynn, Pa. . . IT . . f1'o111' xtcpx . . lIl111lgc' . . l1c'111l 11'111Ze1' . . NORMAN KEPHART Keyser, VV. Va. . . 111llq1111'1'1' . . Izlll . . pl1y51'11sl . . llC'I720l'l't1l'Iif . . GENEVIEVE KESNER Keyser, VV. Vu. . . 111'gl1l life . . g11-geftw' . . l1c'1111t1'1'11111 . . lUl'C'J' lillfzf-liflg . l'tl.Y-I' lo loolf 111 . . I ,iq I WILLIAM KUYKENDALL Berkeley Springs, W. Va. . . Rflllll-gl! . . silezzcc' 11' golden . . I-IIS 1l11' little things flfllf CEOZIIZI' . . pre-111c'1l . . FRANCES LEATHERMAN Burlington, W. Va. . . 11111111'1e1l 111111111111 . . 1l111111ng feel . . j71'gl11y . . lqhzlqy l1111'1' . . pe1'xo1111l1'ty . . GLIDDEN MCCOOLE Keyser, W. Va. . . xo11'11 jerker . . D6I':'5l6'X pet . . Pllli 51g . . good date . . RUTH METI-IENY Terra Alta, W. Va. . . Nici . . weiglit . . rom- mon interest at Fort .lxlzlvy . . business . . GERTRUDE MILLER Keyser, VV. Va. . . independent . . NZLH7 lmtfr . . not murlz to my . . future biologist . . PAUL OATES Romney, W. Va. . . engineer . . Leica . mr clziczfous . . active . . VVILLIAM PATTISON VVesternp0rt, Md. . . r'6tic'c'1zt . . c'l1c'mi.ftry . . up- tlze-vreelq contrilriitiozz . . four your nzmz . . ROBERT PICKARD Keyser, VV. Va. . . Slim lim . . .vtziilioiix . . memory of liixt .Vl'lll J' lflozzflc' MARIORIE PIFER Keyser, W. Va. . . tirll . . Critic' . . c4l1c'nz1',rtr'y . . .lpple Blossom Priizfeyf . . GEORGE SLIGER Westernport, Md, . . phyxifist . . fommzitctr . . today we litre . . bears uf LIZlflIvf2l'tUZ6't' . . LIBRARY PUTOWAC arrow COLLEGE KEYSEH, W. VA- MARY LOUISE SPRINOER Keyser, W. Va. . . shorter zlrc',r,vc',v . . .vewz with Fred, fr . . girl about town . . movie fan . . ROY STEMPLE Aurora, W. Va. . . IILII-15 from .1lll'Ol'CI . . flzem- ist 7 ? . . Vo-:lg . . South Ender . . WALDO WARD Elkins, W. Va. . . quiet . . 4-H . . fittzirc' fizrmcv' . . inc'onspic'u0zi5 . . RALPH WILSON Barton, Md. . . Binlg . . mrefree . . locker' cowboy . . witty . . WAYMAN WILSON Lumberport, W. Va, . . curly lmir . . girl seeker' . . nent . . from little aforns migh- ty oizlix grow . . LESLIE YOST Keyser, W. Va. . . sfliolizr? . . sleepy . . Cradle' sniitfher . . seconds . . 15511- frmim . . - S-P Sr -E , E e 1 0-X 1 vi K S W ,1 y, 2 ir- A, , ' - f ' 4' af-Q FN y Q: fg M u I J f L Nw , Y x X5 , ,A X' ,jfx p 1 . fn. ...4 A 1 f X Z' ,fw x i 'B in R.. X ff 4 N, u,x , FXS -x Ma 4 1 ,s ' Q ,5, Ns. , 4 'F x K 5 J - x au ia 1. A ,z f S Q X5 'Sf xx ,x R A i Q wx 1 kv Us 3 SW V . 5 if I : xi Qi fm :xi X. .ii va-T 'Y .X .ls w , ' 'f Q , A A l .M 45 PAA Q CQCZAZLMZM Alexander, lack Alvarez, Ioseph Amtower, Arthur Athey, Arnold Ayersman, lames Aylor, Iohn Babcock, Barbara Barr, Eleanor Baumer, Sevier Bell, Richard Bickel, Thomas Bonner, Irene Borror, Helena Boseley, VValter Boylen, XVilford Brown, Dorothy Brown, Marie Calemine, Philemena Calhoun, VVilliam Carney, McClure Carpenter, Alice Cassady, Thoburn Chipley, Iulian Corbacio, Theresa Cowger, Ianet Criner, Harold Crockett, Vifilliam Cunningham, Hugh Dahmer, Roy Daugherty, Iohn Davis. Betty Lee Davis, Florence Davis, Helen Davis, Iohn Dawson, William Dean, Hugh DeHaven, Harold Denton, Robert Derrickson, Max Dolan Iune Doman, Geraldine Dumire, Carl Dunn, VVilmer Elliott, Engle, Entler Evans, Evans, George VVilliam Paul Berton Franklin Fazenbaker, William Fisher, Frances Fittro. Dan Fleek, Maxwell Fleek, Richard Fortney, George Garrett, Helen Geldbaugh, Charlotte Gerstell, loseph Getty, Vernon Gilbert, Helen Gillooly, lack Gleeson, Anna Gorrell, Keith Greenwade, Margaret Grillin, Arley Grirbn, Hunter Haines, Earl Halley, William Hardegen, Charles Harmon, Iohn Harwood, Ellen Hawkins, Dewey Hayhurst, Madge Heare, Gertrude Helm, Lewis Heltzel, Betty Hickman, Allena Hiner, Ben Hobbs, Chester Hudgins, Thomas Hughes, Ioe Hulbert, Madeline Hull, Warren Hunt, Crandall Hunt, Robert Iackson, Haven Iames, Robert Iohnson, Virginia Iones, Boyd Kady, Frances liildull, Timothy Kiser, Iohn Koral, Harry Kuykendall, Arthur Kuykendall, Garrett Landis, Harold LaRue, Ioseph Law, Irene Lewis, Harry Locke, Richard Lord, Margaret Ludwick, Carl Manion, Betty Martin, Basil Mauller, Iames Maxwell, Edward Metz, Robert Middaugh, Evelyn Mills, Fred Minnix, Iames Morris, Iohn McCue, Hartsel McFarland, Iohn McMann, Orr Lee Nelson, Earl Nestor, Nadine Nicholson, Hobert Noland, Edison Oliver, Sarah Paidakovich, Matthew Park, lane Pifer, Clinton Plyman, Frances Poague, Warren Powers, Ralph Putzek, Patil Pyle, Iohn ,, W. ,. 4, f Q A as sf V P ? M iw, 1. .-s , f 1 My , lg vs: ,f f MXW1w Rice, Eugene Rogers, Virginia Rohrbaugh, Garnett Ropp, Wade Rumer, Glovina Schell, Dayle Schmier, Miriam Sellers, Iames Shaffer, Mary Sheetz, Ruth Small, Winifred Smith, Dorothy Smith, Ernest Smith, Harrel Sperow, Henry Spoerlien, Frances Staggs, Charlotte Stallord, William Steiding, Marsh Stemple, Cecil Stemple, Mildred Strader, Willie Streets, Olive ' Swecker, Donald Tallman, Burl Tallman, Doris Taylor, Iames Taylor, joseph Thomas, Doris Thrasher, Burke Toothman, Gerald Toothman, Glenn Tysinger, Everett Watters, lane Welch, Lyndon Welton, Ella Belle Williams, Felix Wisnieski, Gertrude VVright, lack Wright, Rector Yoho, David Yost, Coyd Yost, Pearl ff 4 0225, affix , i ,, N, A , 2 .,,. if a - WWW s- wift 1 f tj CN? 5--. P31 -is CD C5 k , ,aft Rrzsums or FRESHIXIAN RULES .1 ' w , w ? W X, :,v'9 ' :sl ,wc ,4...-,.. 'vw' : , o F' 'V .,,:,y::-1,--, nik.,-1' , - k. . ' . ' ' Y ' . 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'f sa il ,ff .fffff w 4 '13 f ,.-F 1 I X1 2 ff . n1c'1mn1'c'x jllfsfl tli lflcifc' mln 11161111 only om' tfzfng .... 41 girl, ll tlallllf. mf! Hlllflbl' ..., Sugar lgflll'! . 321.110 in ffm lmfc' . x2 F F yi W g L' L.. at-l 5 e 5 il ZVILZ 0 THE GLONV-XVORM flloe I,fxc,:i4soNJ O HSUUTHLHHR UEHH WHHIH Phi Sigma Nu, untler the presitlency ol- Leslie Fury, brought back to the campus on March g anal 4, the original oltl time xautleville show with all the trappings. trombone smears, can-can girls anal peanuts in-betweenhthe-acts. The stage was motleletl alter lrlammerstein's lamous music hall in the Ultl Father liniclcerbocl4er's Town, with nothing but columns ol' aclvertising cartls lor a baclctlrop. NVill lie .X Hot Time in the Ultl score, with the instruments being Dixon, ulitlclie Duchinu DeHaven, The blatant swingbantl, recalling thc tlays ol' There Town Tonight, roaretl through a lirst class musical blantlishetl by Maestro Taylor, lQr11pa llill, l'lusse :intl Frog Cassatly. liehintl the scenes, Max l3erricl4son launched an atlyertising scheme that macle l'New Yorla Fair Grover VVhelan loolt like a sitlefshow. To Make-up Artist Deissle antl com- pany went plenty of black looks-the entire cast was blackfacetl. The revue script was preparetl antl clirectetl by Uryal Antlerson. Those cultivating a southern accent lor the Big Show fHaven lackson, Archie Price, lVlcClure Carney, Tony Shillingburg, lohn Morris, lunior Heall, VVorth lieall, Basil Martin, llavitl Yoho, lftlwin Maxwell, Iimmie Sellers, llyrl Law, Cecil Stemple ancl lohn Aylor. Iligh spots, those which matle Potomac State clramatic antl tlance history, were Doc Iackson's whirlwintl linish in the classical Glow-worm number: Price's maltreatment of Lalrlelle Carney, that Apache street tlamegu Fertlinantl, the Bull, reincarnatetl by Fury, the tlirt-pawerg Iohn Morris' realistic interpretation ol' the inebriatetl collegian tancl Morris is strictly 'llry antl tlecentnlg antl some excellent bits ol' chorus work that sountletl flat in rehearsals, but was gootl enough to last lor two nights on the legitimate Qyes, very legiti- matej stage, ancl atltl some greenbaclts to the elellatetl bank balance. THETH SIGHIH CHI if fjvfaffaween mace Uctoher ggi, Potomac State presented their first dance, opening the social season on the campus. The Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity sponsored the dance. As a theme, they joined the Halloween and the autumn season, giving the school gymnasium an attractive decora- tion. The outstanding leature was the Iapanese Lantern Garden. The students danced to the music of Henry Grusendorl' and his orchestra, which was considered one of the hest bands on the hill in the IJQISI year. Attendance was very large despite a heavy rain during the evening. ETH EPSILUH lillllllllllffff Hllllllfi HILCE The early spring informal dance was sponsored this year hy the Ifta Upsilon Gamma Sorority on Thursday, April 17. The dance was held in honor ol' the Apple Blossom Princess, Miss Marjorie Pilier, who was presented to the student hody at the dance. Holi Riley and his orchestra splendidly fulhlled the task of furnishing the music. The warm April night added to the success ol the dance. :vs ' As Qs J rf W 1 .AY MSTUDEHT UUUHIIIL UIILECOIILUIF HILC6 November 23, 1933 The morning of November IQ was greeted by a twelve foot sign spelling VVelcome Grads across the rool ol: the boys' dorm. The campus and class rooms were crowded with liormer graduates ol' Potomac State. After a banquet, which was held in honor ol' the graduates who were addressed by Mr. Anthony, the registrar, every one went to witness the football game between Shepherd College and Potomac State. Potomac State won the game ig to o. That same evening every one thronged to the dance in the gym, which was spon- sored by the Student Council. Music was furnished by Reed Raines and his orchestra. Witli the hre of victory still in their eyes, the students swung OLII to their hearts' content, hating to see the moment when the day of festivities must close for another year. HPHH HELLEHIU C-Azfalfnma yQzz 1 December 21, 1638 Un December 2I, Santa Claus visited Potomac State. A large student banquet was held in the dining room ol' the boys' dorm in the midst ol' elaborate table and wall deco. rations, giving a warm Christmas elliect. During the banquet, dinner music was supplied by the Potomac State Swingsters. Alter the meal old St. Nick appeared and distributed gilits that were exchanged among the students. Immediately following the banquet, the Pan'Hellenic sponsored a line program of entertainment in the school gym with Urval Anderson holding down the position ol Mas- ter of Ceremonies. Most amusing of the events of the evening occurred when Bill Falls lost his pants while two hundred stu dents looked on. Following the program, the Christmas spirit was carried on with an informal dance, the music being supplied by the Potomac State Swingsters. A. ' 'S' siimn fission cuigff fl gweelldeazf Www Fehruary 17, 1939 This year, the Sigma Epsilon Chi Sorority asked the student hody to vote for the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. All the girls in that sorority were eligihle, and after a close race Katherine Throckmorton was chosen. On February 17, tl dance was held in honor of the Sigma Chi Sweetheart. The music was furnished hy Reed Raines and his orchestra, who thrilled the dancers with mod, ern college dance tempos. At the intermission Miss Katherine Throclxmorton was presented and was crowned in a glori- lied fashion hy Reed Raines. Immediately following the .11 coronation, the Sweetheart and Dr. Patterson led the grand Y ' march. Potomac State now had a new queen, and the danc- f ffififm ing continued far into the night. THETH SIGHIH UHIH .if Cla March 31, IQFSQ The Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity had the privilege of sponsoring the annual Spring Formal for the year 1939 hc-ltl on March 31. The theme was centered ahout the coming of spring and .Xpril l ool's Day, which rang in at mid-night. Due to this event the climax of the dance was interesting if not emharrassing to some of the students. The Thetas gave the dance in honor ol' Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lough, of the school faculty. ,Xs it was the second dance of the year lor the Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity, they in- troduced a new orchestra to the students on the hill. A large crowd was delightfully en- ' tertained hy Rolfe Shay and his Sovereigns of Sway, who won many compliments from , V . a . 3 v '17 i those present, The gym was decorated in hlue and white. T ii A , ,, -W l ivq Rv , '.'f6f?fu IWW wwf Fllulv Quc'c11iMoLLY BIUTXVNING Low: May Prim Cf 'W7lLL1,xhI G,ix1oiET'rsoN Qzzcczfx f:0lI.f0lf'I.l'1TY CoL.xBIihsr., lXlADGIi H.n'1it'RsT, l'lh'l I'Y llEL'l'z11L, Lo1u:1'T.x INLIBLER, BETTY lXlANIUN, Iivuurs lx'lIIJIT,XL'LJlI, Hon Hixiuxiow, Rox' I'l.XRM.XN, llrwin' II.xwi41Ns, l1'nsoN Honous, BILL Ikwwhwlxtf, fiLliNN PI4fJU'l'HIX1AN ln the spring ol' the school ycar thc student body elected the May Day Court, which has hccn an annual tradition at Potomac State for a numhcr of years. The coronation and lcstivitics wcrc hcld May IH on thu lawn in front ol the hoys' dormitory. A line program was prcparcd and directed hy Miss Deisslc, assistcd hy Miss Moore with the Potomac Sing- ers, and Miss Hcssc instructed thc dancers. The night of thc coronation a dance was held in honor ol the Royal Maicslics and thcir court, which was a very colorful ailair. XVith this cvcnt, the school activities wcrc drawn to a close lor the ycar ol' Iog8f3o. gs . . yahoo!gozfcr11mc'11t . . . orgflfzfzrfi' l'I1l1IC'lIf body . . . c'fo5c'1' f1A1'c'1zd.vf11'p . . 1'1'1'ul1'y . . . 1 1. N X, Q 'w , 9 x , 114 V 1 W - Q, AM Sponxm -E. l.. l3.'XY'I'UN P1'C',flil2,6lIf-XVII.I.IUNI Attrawniatc l7Iic'C'-PlF.f1i!I7C'lIIm'Rl'5I4ERT Rieii Serwftzry-E.x1aLE H YDE T1'6tI,v'llICVLIUIJSON Honous Elmer Bell Richard Bell Ralph Brant Cuerrino Colabrese lack Covington Robert Denton Daniel Fittro Vifilliam Garrettson Eugene Hartman Roy Harman Ben Hiner YVilliam lennewine Frank Miskevish Hugh Marsh Ernest McCorkle Chris Nicorvo XVarren Poague Paul Putzek Eugene Rice lack Tabscott Stanley Taylor Everett Tysinger NValdo VVard llurrel Wzigtier Iacob VVarden lamcs VVelshonce Felix NVilliams fi :mm CAL The Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded during the school year of 11322 and 1923, with an original enrollment of seven members, increased to fourteen members by the end of the school year. Each member ol' the original seven now constitutes a characteristic of symbolic fraternalism. Ronald VVoodyard, ol' Huntington, West Virginia, drew tip the constitution and to him we owe much ol our inspiration and guidance. The Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity is a very active school organization, conducting its activities with the aim of supporting a more wholesome social program lor the enioyment of the student body. It was the only organization to sponsor two dances, the Theta Caul- dron given Halloween, featuring the music ol' a well known orchestra, and the Spring Formal, presented in March. ln the course ol' the year the Fraternity has sponsored live skating parties, a library benefit, and an assembly program. The character of the boys composing the Fraternity is high as shown by scholarship and high regard of the student body. The Dean Scholarship Cup, awarded for highest rank in scholarship, has been won three consecutive times by the Thetas, attesting to the earnestness of the body as a whole. The fact that all members of the popularly elected May Court are either Thetas or Theta pledges, gives evidence ol' the esteem felt by the student body for the members of the Fraternity. Invested with high ideals and an emphasis on good character, the Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity, year after year, has produced the leaders on the Potomac State campus, and 'F . . , . . . 4.1, won for itself a spot ot high regard and veneration in the hearts ot all. ' x 4'-rf LIBRARY 'V' in iq , V-1 ' - 71 vw .QE t0toft.tc sm-T,t. c0,tt.,t.et. R KLCYSER, W. VA. 7.7 4 N F V ., AN 2,411 , ,mm 4 X f X I X X I LP wana The Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded February 14, IQ27, as the outgrowth of close association between six students at Crane lunior College, Chicago, lllinois. The purposes of the organization, as stated in the Na- tional Constitution, are to establish among lunior College students a lasting friendship, to attain higher moral stand- ards, to be courageous, to acquire a higher degree of mental culture, to develop among its members a greater interest in school activities, and to increase loyalty to the Alma Mater. Founded at Potomac State College as the Kappa Kappa Fraternity in 1922, the organization subsequently became a member of the national group known as the Phi Sigma Nu. Later the national organization disbanded and Phi Sigma Nu continued as a local fraternity. Pr6s1'dezzf-ARCIIIE PRICE I'1'e'e-Pietizfc'nt-livltI. Law SC'fI'6fL1l'y-CTIZCIL STEM PLE TIAFtI.flll'6I'-H AVEN IA e14soN Hl',fl0l'l-UN,f- I TBUNJXLD Sweciqmc I ORv,xL rXNDE1csoN SC'I'gC't7f1l-tif-.'1l'I71,ffNlCCI-I'liI2 C.-viwizv Faculty .1dl'li501'-ROBERT PA'rTE1zsoN, PH. D. .Jc'I1'zfc' Illem l7E'l'V Aylor, Iohn Beall, Iunior Heall, Worth Bicliel, Thomas Carr, Sammy Derrickson, Max Dixon, Merrill Edwards, VValter Engle, William 1 Fury, Leslie llelm, Lewis ldleman, Lawrence Ludwick, Carl lames, Robert Maxwell, Fdwin McCoole, Glidden Shillingburg, Tony Spoerlein, Francis Yoho, David 2 T DT ' 'f T .ll7IJ.'1i,l'i..fi.-I P5TfVW',fj ffT'lr,7ii'i'il COU.iTf' ' .,Y I -N ,V R . ,I xl ll Fw .., .L v'E 'P' aw L Va 1 , xxx -'w , ' ' psgpnwegwm.,wgNf f M 1 J-,Me-14-QM.. ...M -X-M' .N A , .www MN x , ,K V X if f . A-:H 4 gsgbk we A f ,-Y. Na fy 1 v 'xv' X SR ,fi l'7l1l6i .42 011 K Sigma Epsilon Chi is the oldest sorority on the campus of Potomac State School. It was founded in IQ23 in order to draw a group of congenial girls together for the purpose of carrying on true sisterhood. Sigma was for several years the Epsilon chapter of Sigma lota Chi, a national lunior Col- lege sorority. At the present time it is local. The sorority aims to make memhers forget themselves as individuals and he mindful and considerate of others. It teaches the highest possilwle standards of morality. mentality. and physical hahits. Goodwill is the monarch of the sorority. cordiality the familiar language. and comradeship the domi- nant law. The members are instructed in tolerance, amiahil- ity, kindness. and fraternal love for their associates. Hy these ideals, Sigma Epsilon Chi aims not only for a better soror- ity but also for a hetter college. Each year the sorority sponsors a formal dance, a fare- well hreakfast for its graduating memhers. and various parties and gatherings. Sigma tries to he the true college sorority-the Univer- sity of Friendship. the College of Sisterly Love, the School for the Better Making of the XVoman. and the Treasury of Good Fellowship. lts colors are purple and goldg its flower the purple violet. 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Nlully IAIIIK, Im1'11II1y Xlillcr, 11111111111 Smith. 11:11- 11-1l':1 ll:1l11'm'l1, :1l11l Hl'Ik'll li:1ll'l'H. 1 1! :I1 . b iffrufn 5116 Affalz mzuzza OMEGA CHAPTER PI'K5I-Iifllf-I.,fJIiETT,X IQIBLER T'IliC't'-PIFXI-dl'112'-RUTIi NTETH EN v Secrefr1ryiHELEN K.ILB.it'oII Tf'etz,fu1'e1'-LotIIsE IENNINc:s Cfmplrzfzz-M.-IIzroruI3 PIPER SC'lZZl.l1t'I'hfIURIEL Davis Comm!-Doitorriv TNIILLER Pan-Heflezzzls Rc'p1'e.i'e1ztt7f1'z'e-GENEVIEVE KEsNI2R Sponsor-Bliss YVILIIELAIINE Duisstiz Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority was founded at Christian College, Missouri. in IQUI, and Omega Chapter, the only national organization at Potomac State, was organized in 1928. The principal objectives of the sorority are the promotion of scholarship and philanthropy, the widening of the social life of its members, and the emphasis of friendship throughout college life. Among the social events of the year have been: Theatre party given tor actives by the Gamma Alumnae, Homecoming Tea at the home ot Maxine Else tor alumnae, actives, led-res and Jatronessesq Y A l bv l I rush art 1 Theta-Gamma Hart tor their ilecl fcsg annual Cshristmas . . Y . . if . . party: pledge service: iormal banquet and Initiationg teas: a Princess Ball, dedicated to Wiiichester Princess, Marorie Piferg Mother's Da ' . . Pro tram: slumber artiesg am sesiong sororit sin fsg Ferdinando, is H , P lo and other informal get-togethers. This year's group, composed ol' twenty-Five active members, has maintained its high scholastic rating, having made the highest average of any Greek letter society on the campus throughout the year. The chapter won the Stayman scholarship cup in Iorgq, and il' the highest average is maintained by the sorority at the end of next Ianuary it will receive President Churchs scholarship cup. Virginia Iohnson, with a 2.745 average, and Dorothy Smith, a 3-point student, were honored with the Gamma scholarship pin for highest grades in the sorority at the conclusion of the hrst and second quarter. Honor has come to Omega Chapter in the faculty's appointment of Marjorie Pifer as Potomac Princess VIII to the annual Apple Blos- som Festival in XVinchester, Virginia, and Molly Browning Long's election by the students as campus May Queen. Other Gammas elect' ed to the May Court were: Betty Manion, Evelyn Middaugh, Loretta Kibler, and Betty Heltzel. x 5- E' lfvfmwl vt f-it FEKIILH . QILZFH ::SEEiEEEE::: 'ESiESEEE ' P1 l'flilfl'Hfi'clliV.Xl. .axiiiiltsox linc'flJ1't'.v11I'c'171'-linNx l7I.i.i2K Su1vfilry-'l'nal.f111'z'l' mm' Ftltillffllf ,lzI'z'1'.tc'l' NVii,iii2i.MlNi. lliissiiz ln iozg, the year lollowing the granting ol our charter as a iunior college, some mem! hers ol' the laculty, tlesiring to recognize scholarship antl outstantling campus ahility, or! ganizetl Sigma Phi Omega. Ol the thirteen charter memhcrs. eight were men antl live women, antl ten ol the-.c have their tlegrces from senior colleges. Through thc- successive years, the stress on scholarship has grown a little out ol' pro- 7 portion to the extra-curricular actiyitiesg hut in keeping with the policy of William antl Mary College, where Phi licta liappa, senior honor lraternity, was estahlishctl. there is .1 sentiment on the local campus in liayor ol a swing hatlt to the original ohiectiye. lior the periotl iozbgfiogo tlallj, the mt-mhership has reachetl a total of loo-oo lwoys antl oy girls. 'l'hirteen were electetl last yt-arg eight of this numher returnetl in Sep- teniher ol this year, antl untler their tlirection seven new initiates were acceptetl. hasetl on the lune, iogti, average, as recognizetl hy the liaculty. Hy reason ol' their acceptance ol' the fraternal ritual in May, ioygfl, Uryal .iXntlerson, Rohert Rice, Virginia lohns, lack Covington. lftlna Fleelt, Myra Coco, Helen liallwaugh. antl Margaret Shockey have hcen the governing memliers ol' the group. The governing lioartl will lormally accept into fraternal secrecy, lilmer llell, lflmer Hite, Rohert Ley. Gertrutle Miller, lirnest Mctlorlgle, Tlielina Nestor, antl Charlotte Yan- tliver tlall selectionsl, along with the new spring atlmissions grantetl hy the faculty. Wliile the primary purpose ol' the organization is thc- maintenance ol' high stantlartls XA on the Potomac campus, the memhers tlo not lose sight ol' the value ol' social interming- lings, antl close the year with a tlinner sponsoretl jointly hy the lfaculty Cluh antl Omegas, antl bringing to the campus an outstantling personality in the cultural lieltl. asa an fl gilljellf 0lUlCi The Student Council. which is under the superxision ol' the faculty. is the governing order of the student hotly. The ohjects ot the Student Council are to direct and support activities, promote the school spirit, and to nialie a hetter understanding hetween the stu- dents and faculty. The Student Cou11cil consists ol' twelxe memhers, tl1e president ol' tl1e Student Body lie- ing the ex nf7'ic1'o memher and president. 1Xny stuclent failing to maintain a C average is ineligible for memhership o11 tl1e Cflllllfll. No student who has three lailures on record against him or her shall he a memher. The roster lor 'go is as follows: Dr. Livingston H, Chamhers Kenneth Feather, President ol Student liody Hugh Marsh, President of Sophomore Class Loretta Kihler, Representative of Sophomore Class XVilliam lennewine, Pan-Hellenic President lack Alexander, Representative of Pasquino Stall' Paul Kendrach, Representative of Sports Cluh junior lieall, President of Nlenls Hall Thelma Nestor, President ol- YVomen's Hall Glenn Toothman, President ol' Freshman Class Dorothy Smith, Representative ol lfreshman Class lack Cillooly, Representative at Large of other recognized School Organizations The Student Council initiated Freshman Rules on the campus this year, featuring the exent with tl1e perennial dinlif' Ut special interest to the wayward freshmen was the 'sliangaroo Courtf' which meted out iustice i11 a real, l1Ol1CSI-UD-g00llIICSS mediexal manner. Following the tradition ol' many years the Council was in charge ol the celebration of Alumni Day. Sponsoring the Iioothall game and luncheon, tl1e committee in charge climaxed the activities with a Homecoming dance in the gymnasium, featuring Reed Raines. Other projects lor the year were the Dime Dances in the lihrary, COl1LlLlCtl0Il ol' May Court election land disputej, puhlication ol programs lor athletic contests, the conf trihution ol hlue curtains to the assemhly stage, and tl1e purchase ol athletic awards. in :S is Xl: 'lv- '7 F I -1 ummm unsung Ullman! nunnlc ummm! mann: 'wnluuuq lv, S. QW . an lb -hy 53-'damn' 7 me Z A K :L 'N If -1.32 1 49 QP 5 F'ii4 J .u as C 49 ,Q ,f fL,1-,f71111e,1,1 QD 1 svn xy 111, .- ' s. N The I'1111AHcllc111u Council. w111pmul of two ruprwp livcs IQFUIN 1-411-I1 of 11111 l.F.llLxI'I11l1L'N .uul mmrilica 1111 L-1111p11s, is thc 3j,0XL'l'll1llg lmdy oi lhmc UYg.lIliX.lli0I1S Ll 1 ITC! sing 11 .lllll correlates thcir g41111p11:. .1ctix'1l1cs. .xlL'l7I!7t'1 .f CD1 lflu Lf'f7A'l!fll1 CI1111111111 :Nl-Yll-Xl'. Ix1-A111 l,11111f1 1'x Ix11s1,1.11 .'1'.'1' 'I'x'1.L1c . 1 A ,1 INN 51g1111zlif1x1lu11C,f11 XVII 11,1N1,x Im-ma X111 lllla Illill E Pfu Szgnzu .Vu A I I xx'14.N Ixugwx XvIl,l.I,XM .X1.1,14.x1111,11 'l'l1vf11 Szgnm f:!1IN XX '11.1.1.x1x1 l1Lxx14,w1x '15- e 4 X- E' Q 5 Ns 'T NC H 'Q 0 bb Q riff, X 'A N Thr iltitiittrt' l.i!'c Cfhih ui' Potuiimc Suite' College- was urgditizul uit Nltiy zfi, 11123. in coititcqticm with the ultitui- tion tltpdrtinciit. Thu ohjt-cts of tht- tiluh uri: to proinotc gt social tiuqliiig .imiiiig its iiicmhcrs, study tht- lwrohicins of wtiiitry hit-, Qintl incrcttsc thu htiicss of its mcmhcrs for rt1r.1l scrxiuc. Thc .ictixitics ut' the chih cciitcr itruuntl comimiitity scr- xitn. It is .iIhh.itt'il with tht- nittioiml orgztnizgitimm ol Coun- try I,iIt- Lltihs. Ihis iititiuiml cmrggiiiimtioit htilils tin ginittutl wiixcritiuii .lt xiirimis citics to which the Country Liit- Cltih ut Putciiimit' SILIIL' titillugt' scmis it IlL'iL'gLllL'. Thu coitvcittioit for tht- ycgir ic,gX wits hcltl git Lt-xiiigton, liciitiicky, with Xliss Xhtrgnrtt Slmfkt-y 41s riihciiti tlclt-ggttc. The sottizil lift- rili thc cltih iiiuhiflt-s .iii :tiiiitml picnic, along with liinchcuns .intl pzirtics. Ihc pit-sciit ufligcrs ul tht- cltih .ircz P1L'.v1'z1'c11tffltwink Ili-g.xl.l. I VIL 1'-Pi L'X1lfC'lIf '-Ai tiff. xii ifl' Kisiik .S'c'f1c'fi11y--- Mx im Uurnx Ill'tl.t'lHl'l7lX.X'l'lll:RlNl-. I iiimfgi4ix1fiic'i'uN S,fw11mi'5Miss Iixrsia lligssii ii -x-V- i 'F -'R JO 'T 16 49- AQ as 40 -4-A ,Q -358 'L fli-ZB A 45 33 .- 1:- swf 'QW rt 9 .WU .1 O-fflfgfzf m.'af.'0,, Thu VVoincnls .Xthlt-tit As--ocitition is .111 tlI'gJI1lZ.lIlt1Il ol tht' girls intcrcstctl in athletics. .intl is tlcvotctl to gyninastir .lctixitics .intl tht- less coinnion sports, such .1s arclicry. target shooting .intl hiking. 'llhc motto ol tht' .issocitition is 'HX sport lor awry girl, .intl .1 girl in every sport. The iiicinlwcrs who tlo ULIf5fLlINllI1g work .irc prusciilctl with pi11s .intl lcttcrs. Tht' following inttnihcrs ol tht- cltllv now litivtt pins: lXlyr.1 Coco, lXl.ll'gLlfL'I Slioclicy, l'1tlll.l lflccli, fiL'l'.lltllI1C R.11'Ci1s1'rol't, Clittrlottt' Ygtntlivcr, llgwtilint' ll.1l1t'rin.1n, liLlll1L'l'lllC 'llirockinorton .intl Ruth Mt-tlicny. ln conncction with tht' work ol the .lf-5-UCl.lllUll, .1 ptihlic 1lt'inoi1str.1tion c.1llctl tht' PHX is given cx'ci'y ytuir. Ont' 11.151 tuith spring thc' cltih invitts hw girls .intl 11 sponsor lroin etifli high school ol' this tri-st.1tt' tlistrict to 41 pl.1y tliiy. ln this nity tht' school .intl tht- girls .irc iiitrotlticctl to thost- who will gittciitl collcgt' thc following yc.1r. The cltih has hccn zictiwc this yctir. sponsoring totirngtniciits in .ill sports .is wt-ll its Ll swimming ptirty .tt tht' Y. M. C. .X. in flLlll1l5l'fl.,lHtl. .1 sports p.1rty at tht' gyllllhlhlkllll, .llltl tin tisscinlwly prograini, thonipostml ol' sports songs .intl .in tlflgllhll play writtcii hy INl11rg.1rct Slioclicy. Mrs. Lucy lshcrt, lorincr sponsor ol' thu cltih, I'C5ll'l1L'll lroin her position iintl Miss lant' 5 llcssc, ncw physical ctlticgition instructor, wits rhoscn to .ICI in this t'.1p.1uity. 'lllit' ollicurs ol' this cltih Arc: l'1't'.r1'1lc111'-aMxitoxitigi' Snot mix' I'ft1-l'mf1'f1'f111fWAhits Cr it 111 Suf'1'f111'-if'-V1i1o1Ni.1 Liss IUIINS Trt'11,v11r1'r5C11x11Lo'1 i'i1 X'.xNn1viai1 A The council incinhcrs tire: llclcn ligilhitigh, .irclicryg Dorothy lirown. lmtlinintonq Virginia Iohnson, h.1sl4cth.1llg Frnnccs l,c.11l1crin.1n, tlzincingg hltirggtrct cifCL'l1XY.ltlC. tluck ,s 'uk tcnnisg l,LlC' Coltthrcsc, wrollg lftlnii Flock, hiltin-11 Virvinia llorcr, win r-wonffg Gcrnltlint' vi Rgtvciiscrolt, rillc shootingg lginct Cowgcr, scraphoolaq Charlotte Gcltlbtiugli. slitiillchonrtll Doris Thointis, vollcyhnll. , 'i ix l W! gyy-5 Wg,-,I L, ,W . , .R x ,, 3, my x , - s V. . -1 1 1, In A , t 1 .4 LMA -v,, -'Mg' id I, -fqi Ala l a, Q, V ' it -Hg.. v57s,sw iw .u:gFfv R:,f 9' 5 ,, ,H '5 , , N V, 1. fwt yrs, cf-'iw' ' ,Q-Q cw ' ri, HM . N 415,-J -. ', .v Q-1. iff J ,'t5 , -' r 3 , r 1 wgvf, . y .411 .- : 4 4 H, - 44, -a'wf.- -' ..-, .f,,st,, ftp -s .W s ,- f- A , e . . 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M4 il fr il4Kl.l5 1 - - W l lrc',Pl'U,s'l1fc'l1I-'--I UK 61ll.Lfllll.Y Set1eftzryf'l'rvi1,f1m'i'f-I,i-,wis I liimi Sf7llII,i'fll+NllC. Clint. Siiithvia The lfngineers' Clulw was lirst organized in iogi. antl has heen organizetl each year sinee that time. lt is the only professional elnln on the campus. ,Xll the stutlents in the en- gineering eourse are eligilile lor memliership. The ohieetiyes ol' the eluh are to acquaint the stutlent more liully with the iarious lieltls ol' engineering, anal to aitl him in the selec- tion ol' the liraneh liest suitetl to his neetls. To this entl, meetings are heltl every lirst anel third NVetlnestlays ol' the month. ,X praetieing, engineer spolie at eaeh meeting. Many phases of engineering were tliseussecl. Members of the eluh have a high seholastie stantling on the campus, several ontstantl- ing stutlents being memhers ol' the organization. ln atlelition to their seholastie stantling, many of the memhers have gainecl distinction in sports, music, tlrgimaties, anal other campus IICUYIIICS. Inspection trips were taken that were very interesting antl instructive. ln May a pienie, enjoyed hy all the memhers, hrought to a close the elulfs activities. . ,ties if -. CM c . -in L S 'V- Y fri .Ev ,.x.lr i .,, X93 li -, ' - iqfr 5 I OIILZ CUILUIILLCJ The Home licononiies Cluh unix orgglnizerl in U i eloher, logo. The n purpox the cluh is lo proinole interest in home economics .incl to ilewelop lexulerslup in The eluh ollierm the opportunity lo all ol- its melnhers ol' keeping in tour ru n mlevelopmenls in thru guul allied lielels hy nieglnx ol' lectures, nipers gnu L musx s ing the year speakers reprwenung the rlillierenl and xuirious ilivisiuns ol mine eeononi qulilresseil the eluh. The lollowing meinhers. .ire ull in the lloine lfcononucs Iiepeirunen Sllf7ll0Hl1lI'6',x' F1 Helen liullmugli Mary Louise Meneliee rlll1CllNLl Nestor Betty Neill Hazel Prius Katherine Tliroekinorton Charlotte Vaneliver Sara Vermilyeu 'cxlz H1511 Marnie Cqlleniine Frances Fisher .Xnnu Louise Gleeson Mgulge Hayhuru Mgulelim' lrlulhert lrene Law livelvn Mimlelgiugh Sarah Oliver Dorothy Smith Ella Belle XVelton lin fan T RVN- -Jw X fl Qzfwzmc fnreu This year marked the thirteenth season for the Potomac State Singers on the campus. This year's group was the largest ever to represent the school. Under the direction ol' Miss Katherine Moore, numerous sacred programs were presented at local churches. For the presentation of Peace Hath Her Sign, the Singers collaborated with the Potomac Play- ers in offering liiplingl. Recessional. .Xmong the various schools visited during the spring were Romney, Thomas, Davis, Parsons, Circleville, Mooreheld, Petersburg, Martinsburg and lierl-Leley Springs. A pro- gram of popular numbers was presented mcluring The World ls Waiting for The Sun- rise, Song ot' Songs, and The Pedlarf' The annual spring concert featured the chorus in three groups, both a cappella and accompanied, also Daniel Fittro, tenor, and Dorothy Smith, pianist. For the sermon to the graduates, and the thirty-sixth annual commence- ment, the Singers presented some sacred and classical numbers. Ut interest socially, was the midnight lunch served by President Church, following the Christmas caroling on the night before vacation started. The lunch in Davis and the usual Happy Birthdays were enjoyable, and Blackwater Falls looked plenty mad as it beat down the canyon, along with a ton or two of April rain-and, Chimney Corner was not such a had place to dance either. 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'lilit' printing is tlonc luy tht- Nlincrztl llztily News-Trilwunc, :intl tlic stttlli tssists in l1lLll'iC'LllJ1lI1fl printing. llifrli s lots ol' mst untr wt-rc tlic ,Xniiiwrstrx ulition cotnmctnorgttin1 llotnccotniiw, is . , ln 2- t' iiYfllllfl lit-tlcr not lit-lit-vu itll issut' in April, :intl tltc cliatngc lirotn tlic oltl traltlitiongtl lfJI'Il1SlUll1CIICXX'HSUTLIIU-llI1Cllu llCIltlS .intl lorn LII. llit- outstgtntling scoops wt-rc tht- Ilcsst' zippointnicnt, tht- announcuincnt of tlic VVin- cstcr l'rinct'ss, tht- story coiiccriiing tlic comtnt'nct'tnt'nt spczilicr, :intl tlic lint copy on 'f tlit 'slll A tlt-nts protusting tht- Qtttt-tnptul May lltty cligtngcs lmy Student Council lcgisltition. Sotiiilly, tlit- lourn.ilit-rs got togutlicr at tlic annual Cliristinus Gridiron tlinncr intl grits t s,liztiigt- git Hannill s, Allltl tlic spring l3llINlllL'f alt tllc Ilotcl Corwin, liollowctl ln .i tlusttru party .it Nltisit- llztll. Vs, Q QW. S ,gm if . iw. f Siva 'W Ea. cm i , 4 is. ' ,fm 'fQ.w3TL,1 1 1. f '. . L, 4, . WJ 1562, jlfsmf WL, ew T? vf' i iv., - llissvs ea,-A ,i1?. -f :,'E'1 1 ix, The Potomac State Players is the oldest cultural organization on the campus, having heen organized in ioio. lts contrihutions have clelightecl students and townpeople in many instances. This year has heen an interesting one as liar as dramatics attempted are concerned. Two outstanding religious dramas, prepared hy Mi-as XVilhelmine Deissle, coach, were presented in student assemhly and at various churches in the Keyser area. O15 heautil-ul significance was Peace Hath Her Sign, an allegory, originally pre- sented during the Armistice Day-Thanksgiving interim, which was a stirring plea ol America lor peace-a peace free lrom hloodshed, superstition and oppression. For the Lenten season, Lew VVallace's lien Hurl' furnished material lor an impres- sive pageant depicting Christ's denial, and vividly woven into the saga of the House of Hur. Springtime in the Playshopf' annual play night, hrought a cruel one-act drama of Spain's Civil VVar, HA Spanish Prisoner, and a light, lirothy comedy, XVhy l am a Bache- lor, depicting the actual rehearsal of a Broadway production. May Day featured an original adaptation hy Director Deissle ol the Cinderella story, assisted hy dancers from the Girls' Physical liducation Department, directed hy Miss lane Hesse. The Players' personnel includes: Loretta liihler, Urval Anderson, lack Tahscott, Dick liell, Mildred Iaclison, Hugh Dean, Leslie Fury. Muriel Davis, Genevieve liesner, Marjorie Pifer, Dewey Hawkins, Haven laclison, Glenn Toothman, Katherine Throclc- morton, Mary Louise Springer, Rohert Ley, Betty Heltzel, lillen Harwood, Doris Tall- man, Stanley Taylor, Thohurn Cassacly, Helen Garrett, VVilliam Allender. fl ,U ' -Q gf' in-'ffl l,m5Tf2meT'f25 e 5' ' ' ' A313 'liggkf ,. ? 5,614 F f 475 5 N., 'q 4 i Cafa,,w,wf XX Y if FdliIOI'-lil!-CfilifffbflERRILI- Drxoiv Plzotognzplzy EdIvlfll'+W,NI.'I'EIi linwmuas .lv.f1'smnf Phozogmpfz lfz!z'z0rfeRorsura'r Marx L1'Zc'1'111'y lfdzilm'-EDNA FLLHK ,IXXIISILIIYI Lzizenzry lilfliffll'-FELIX VVILLIAMS .1dUC'I'fI..flil1g A'!tIHtlgCl-MAX Dmuur:KsoN , lyxfytafzz ,1dUf'l'Zf5Ii71g ML11mgc'1'iMo1,1.Y I,oNo ,Irz Edl'I0l'-MBETTY NEILL Faculty .ldL'1',vo1-I.. H. fjHAMBEl45, PH. D. The hrst Potomac State yearbook since H327 materialized on March I, logo, after numerous efforts had been previously attempted. With the lull backing of the faculty and thc student body, an ambitious staff set to work .ind published the CL7fCI777IlllI1f. The para- mount aim of the staff was to give the student body a yearbook worthy of the school at the lowest possible cost. f ? 2 dll 50.4 Cai This year the musical organizations of Potomac State added another member to their family. Under the direction of Miss Katharine Moore, a school band was organized con- sisting of fifteen members. They made their debut at the lirst home football game and added more school spirit and color to the home lootball games. They also gained favor- able recognition in the Armistice Day parade held in Keyser. Next year, profiting by this year's experiences, Potomac State may be well proud of its band. Under the sponsorship ol' Miss Shipper, librarian, a Book Club was organized. This yearis club met in the library every other Tuesday at azgo o'clock and spent the remainder of the afternoon reviewing and discussing new books which the members had read. One ol' the outstanding activities of the year was a trip to Morgantown, where the club attended a lecture by Carl Sandburg. The club was named the Folio The charter members are: Muriel Davis, president: Don Swecker, vice presidentg Dorothy Smith, secretary-treasurerg lane Park, Helen Kal- baugh, Orval Anderson, Mildred Iackson, Loretta liibler and lack Covington. The Folio plans to expand next year into a club of greater and more varied literary activity. S 4ivTSlFN i , V . -x. I V .lv . ,, , L .. , . . Q1 '. ,ai O WllLffif6'C.4k This year the cmnptis was entertninetl hy .1 new .itltlition to the musical orgnnixgttions on the hill. Near the heginning ul' the school ye ir Stanley 'lliylnr .intl tlirce other stticlcnts organized an instrumental iliince qutirtct. 'lhcy foon gninccl popularity playing lor school football Ihuses, .incl they innnecli.1tely rcceixcil Cllgclgtlllilllfw to play lor other puhlic itllltirs. The mon outstanding of these were at the Romney New Century Hotel, Xlitllgintl Fire- nien Heneht, Nlinc-r.1l County 4-ll linnqnct, the Romney High School Senior Prom, gtncl the Riclgeley High School l'roni. They .ilw played for the Christmas Party, thc Nlinxttcl. ancl 5pons0retl several ol' their own tl.1ncc-s. The quartet consisted ol Stanley 'l'.1ylo . clarinet gmcl tromhoneg Nlcrrill Dixon, trtnnf petg H.lflJlLl liellgiyen, piano: .intl lierngml Sleepy Hill, clrtnns. The l'oton1.1c State Swingsters will he greatly missed this next year. IN CHR Liuiuica' ., 1 -nfgmbjgi 5 5 :N ,f. 1, L 1 1 A . kt X HQ 5,1 N. I-W. K ,Y lf, -X Y, -Jg 'f ,QI , wr.. 1 ,. -N...-fawswa 1. Xf Z, .wx I.. iwgw N ,,..,,....M.4...,-x , -,Wm R , XT!! ' A SW: , Q k . fl 'Q 5 ' -- , .-. 5 f . 3 0' , X1 ' '- W 3 - K3 , SX jg, , , fq 9 A. 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Slzvpfzerd . . . l1Ul?1t'l'0l711.I1g V 'fi , HW .fat C- ffl ' - -I xw j ' E .ZsZ.'ff':g:E- wifi' f V 1 V 'ZQOMH Z! ,t - ' ' iw 1 'f.f t ,- ,V t ' fla g .M . t A V . i , . .b 353.1 flvf . 5 -P LIIZEHID 5 ' C VV V m . . . K A-gp Ve V 2 3 ' , Lett Iznd-Bill Crockett .V Q .y Lett Guard-Bill Iennewine 'A - g t Right Tackle-Paul lxendrach t if L, . Vt . A -QVVA , : , A ' fi - . . , V' V. .af 'vw- qi Us 77, 9 ,V , ,Vaal V. V 'Q L5 J' X Lett Tackle-Gerald Barnes f' 'Z Wg.. ,Q Qs-1 ., V ' Rh CN' 1 R,lhB a A , 1 g t Juart - a p rant ,lg th 4 ,VA fi,-,.fh4 ,,-su 4, ...- Y W .. ,,' 5 44, 3 ' i , ,Y f V- J, N Y' Lf V ' HJ ,aw -V ,5,:j:v,,gf,: - - A lxlghf End-Bob RNC Ce'i'fCf llmi0f Hodges if . . fy A l, k B11 C I ,A 1 . ., ' , ,. . . AP Ia,-w,j 3v: L. --'f , A ft V, 'Lk- ,,,V S 'iff 'f'eg:W9Q4,Q2gf+? ,UdYll?f 73C ' 1 JHITCUSOH ,- fs! t, w ' 1 T gf ,. Z., 'N' 1 Teal . gf5r gi5-'Wig - - 1 . V' sftgyisgsiiifsiiiiggi Haltback-Robert Neill, f'f '1Ef .1 --- ,, '04,,i- ege,W:gVVqy'f'j, f-1 im qt Q . N V:Vg'igf+ff1Vi7' V ' ' 2 it wfftagei-iaig,'Vgrj Charles Strauss -qbgikfq. ..,' ', I , ft. -ga' 'Q '1 Q .Y 'V :W - tw 1:'?'f'?-j'2?'?':,5 t, Fullhack-Burrel Wagner I., Q , 'll ,:. . , - .f 4 U: '42,-1 JW This year the Potomac State Catamounts held their place of honor in the lunior College football world. Although they sharetl their glory with the opposing teams, scores are far from heing a true indication of their real quality. Throughout every game, at home or away, they always tlisplayetl their lane sense of sportsmanship and college spirit to- wards their Alma Mater. The most interesting and team matching games were those with St. Frances played in Cumherlantl, Marylantl, antl with Shephertl College on Homecoming Day. The team haul to surmount many ohstacles in the way of injuries to the squad, but Co-captains Paul lientlrach antl Ralph llrant tlitl much to upholtl the morale of the team. All playing you win or lose, itls how you play the game., . . . about those who will leave us this year: Charles Strauss-swivel hippetl hallilwacli lioli Rice--small, mighty liurrel VVagner-hartl plunging fullback Paul lientlrach-a slashing tackle lunior Hodges-consistent antl tlependahle Bill lennewineehghting spirit Hill Garrettson-clever hlocking back Bull Brant-king pin of the line ol' defense was tlone in accordance with Coach Lough's principle: lt's not whether v Swift: West Liherty 24 VT- Morris-Harvey rg Pl. ot Ma'rylantl B o Sy mxlffx St. Francis 6 S4 Shepherd o Concord I3 Glenville o l. 3 Q ge Potomac Potomac Potomac Potomac Potomac Potomac Potomac State o State o State I4 State o State I3 State o State o d.4A6ll!dN Z' fl 1 1 I fn? i X X. 5 ,thx Nav ' X Ale ff: 44' 1 I Md, Q pe M 00 pm Potomac State ended another successful season ol' basketball under the capable lcaderf ship of Coach Horse Lough. The team won 15 of the zo scheduled games. The varsity, composed ol' clever ball handlers and accurate marksmen. gave a good account of themselves in every contest. One of the surprises ol' the season was the ability and team work displayed by the second team. On more than one occasion they were the deciding factor in our achieving another victory. Undoubtedly the climax of the season in basketball occurred when a scrappy Potomac State quintet decisively defeated the highly rated University of llaltimore by the score ol' 45-37. A few nights later the same University ol Baltimore team defeated New York University. Vurxfzy Team Miskevish Left Forward Robert Harmon Right Forward lack Tabscott Center Robert Ayerman Right Guard William Garrettson Left Guard Sennlzf Tarun Paul liendrach VVilliam Starliord lack Gillooly Glenn Toothman Dewey I lawkins ICQIINI lust a few words about the Sophs that are leaving the Mickey Miskevish-last and deceptive lack Tabscott-best shot and high scorer Bill Garrettsonesteady Paul Kendrach-money playei Szorzif: We Team They Tetmz They 26 Mount Saint Nlarys ga Ifrostburg go 32 Waynesburg So Pittsburgh Trade School P2 S4 lilue Ridge College 22 lfrostburg .12 Ou Shepherd go liroaddus 115, 45 University of Baltimore 37 National College -QS 43 Cumberland Collegians 41 West Liberty 43 61 Shenandoah College zo Davis Cx Elkins 40 46 Concord College gfs West Liberty 41 27 National College 38 S2 Glenville oo 54 Blueheld College 43 38 Broaddus 43 Played zo Gamesg Won 13. 67 Ai ,JS at Golf was inaugurated at Potomac State in 1936 by Coach D. Cl. Lough. The coach began building a golf course as a hobby and named it tbc College Golf Course. During these three years the course bas existed, many improvements hav been made including an attractive clubhouse. This year the course was remodeled and two new grass greens were installed, Three thousand trees ol' all kinds were planted. These trees will make the course a beauty spot in a few years. Several students from the college have helped the coach in building the course. This year the school has employed Max Derrickson, a golf professional from Minnesota, who is also a student at Potomac State, to oljter the game as another sec- tion oli the Mens Physical Education. A great deal ol' interest has been shown in the game and now has a large number participating in the sport. The students of Potomac State have a line opportunity to learn tbe game of golf, which will help them greatly in later lilie both in their social and business ca- reers. Several tournaments will be held this spring at the College Course for the college students which should serve to create lurther interest in golf. Golfing should continue to grow into a major extra-curricular activity. C Htvai l,E,XN Iieiutv Dorrtx Cues Hows Three freshmen students led the Potomac State cheer ing section for the past year during the football and basket- ball seasons. Two boys from Grafton. lrlugh Dean and Ches Hobbs, and one girl, lerry Uoman, ot Romney, composed the team. Both Dean and Doman won awards during their high school days, being selected as the best cheerleaders in their sf? respective high school basketball tournaments. The work of Dean and llobbs as a team has received much comment from the students and the fans at State's games. The boys used in place of the usual cheerleading i motions, quite a lew novel tricks. All three of the group will be back next year with bigger and better yells and motions. i . S, t e c fit. - ' 5 ,... ,,-, - , O zzllm- .MZ CS-mf, During the past two years, under the direction of Coach Dana G. Lough, a substan- tial increase has been shown in the number of men participating in intrafmural sports. Our intra-mural program embodies chierly the sports of basketball, softball, and tennis. Additional interest is being shown in golf, due to the availability of a nine hole course. Although relatively new, it can within another year boast all grass greens. It is hoped, in the intramural department, that every male student will compete in one or more ot the recreational activities conducted by the department, The .Xthletic Club consists of all male students participating in any sport. Its chief purpose is to arouse the interest of the student body in healthful recreation. Under the leadership of Iunior Hodges and Vlfilliam Iennewine, a varied program has been oiTered. Each year it is customary for this organization to sponsor an athletic carnival, the pro- ceeds being used for the purchase of athletic awards. r This year a boxing team was organized by Paul Kendrach. The team, or group of boys, did not organize to compete against other outside teams, but sparred among them- selves. The main object of the sport was to ollier a form ol' recreation and physical culture. The boys were instructed by Paul liendrach, a student at Potomac State, who was formerly with the Diamond lielt Champion Team of Pittsburgh, Pa. Oli those that turned out for the sport, the following showed the best prospects: Wagner llgfbb, lones Qiool, R. Hunt Mooj, Wright C155j, Alvarez fi6oj, Hobbs Qizoj, Dean Qrgoj, and Poague 0805. ' re-i ' TlllJ-J 036111 lx I xv E'7 i -l-' .l .U l T .Ti vi If 1 11 If My J 1 lflji l- i mem I 4' 004fez4 R. E. CASTEEL R. L. FISHER V. A. RANIQIN DR. PAUL PRICE DR. IAMES NEWCOME DR. T. GIFFIN RINARITS IEVVELRY GEORGE R. 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