Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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In our hearts will remain always a Warmth of feeling for the members of our facuhgn CDur rnani contacts wdth thern vvere in the cdassroorn, Where We found them tireless in their eiomstoiunockforusvktasnnothe many branches of education. Life at QPotonuM3Stateissuch,lKnyever,that We joined with the faculty on many memorable social occasions. F CULTY BOGK I

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R. MARSH STEIDING Edllflkl'-1.11-Cfl fef VVULIAM KE1.I.IiR H11.v1'f1f'.f.f Afluzzugw' IMC

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W Pre ideiit' Greetings Herewith is presented the 1940 issue of The Ctmmzmmz --the yearbook of Potomac State School. The stall., guided by the helpful suggestions of Dr. Chambers, has worked untiringly to produce a pictorial record of this year's happen- ings. Its goal has been to produce a book that will be a source ot pleasant reminiscences in the years ahead. It The Cam- uzozfnf is a bond that binds each student and faculty member a little more closely to Potomac State, it has iustihed all of the work and sacrifice involved in its production. VVe congratulate the stall upon its faithfulness, and hope that the reception of The CLlfL717ZOIll1Z will adequately repay for the time and cilort so willingly spent. I if - J U s M QEIII S St H I P1 To the statli and sponsor of the roto Ctmzmozmf, I ex- y , 5 tend my congratulations. gill 1' '- I N I also wish to express to you my appreciation for your successful erlorts in making this second yearbook a splendid record of your activities and social life on the Potomac State Campus. I feel that your work will be an inspiration and a chal- lenge to future classes to improve each year on what may continue to be a sate-kept memory of happy events. Qsw Q