Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)
- Class of 1941
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FELLGW STUDENTS 111. soo1AL NoTEs F p Q IV. oRGANizAT1oNs 1 i. .ii if V. ATHLET1os VI. FEATURES E' I Service is his loyword. Throughout his seven years at Potomac State, his life was filled With service to the student body, as a guide, counselor, and a friend. When the time came, he assumed the task of training draftees for our nation's army. To Captain Robert C. Patterson, We, the class of 1941, dedicate this third volume of the Catamount. Book Une f fff:ff 7 ' 'K f ' KX! f 21 Qi X ' fl' 'iff 95 X X 1 ff! 3 lwlfemn if , f ,fir ff M ff f beam, , ff 7 . QC, INK f . K X A, Q. iQfff ? ' 'fpf' 5 X1 ff if fir, f.iL?'f ' N ff , f iff'-' f , 2 If A ff 21, a F' V 2 ZZ, 'fjf u w... '-29! f l' w IfjN Zi 2' VV ffl .4g 1v N yo Q A f I 'Hfwvfw ii Q. ' f f .-K--if-f Af 'ff A ' J. -if ' . 5 J' 1 I P, J I ,gal X ' '- f? jx? , L ' yyfjfkW7i7f'f!f1lfE?'q f ' 'LH ' N. ' 2' W7'r!L' f+ ,l ., , U, V4 4-effww, .4 f, , 7 :MA-yn,-'1r,1 I ,kr LL ki my . ,gy rdf, w f,,1N , .,f,f,.'1ffn ff,'q,g,- - gpg. 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It is also a lasting tribute to the ideals, 1 sentiments, and traditions of a congenial and happy col- lege life. I Wish to express my sin- cere appreciation to the staff, sponsor, and all those who have joined with them in making this Work possible. K. S. McKEE, Dean TY W. D. iXNTHONY, D, C. S. Ei.1z.1.BE'1'H A. Arxvsriau Nfwcv MfXRii.ARET lVllLLER . PH. D. PH. D. Rc'g1.fIrar COI71D1El'Cl.L7l English M0dKI'71 and C1H5.Yl.6'tll Kentucky University Duquesne University Languagm La Salle Extension Univ. University of Pittsburgh Lebanon Valley College Withers, Krabill. Shipper. Atwater. Dayton, Stanhagen. Baughman, Anthony DAVID M. KRABILL, M. A. M atfzemzztics College of Wooster Ohio State University DAVID G. Nuzuivr, M. A. English West Virginia Univ. Duke University University of Pittsburgh ETHELWYN BAUQHMAN B. S. ED. C0171 ll1L'l'C'6 Ohio University University of Colorado Ohio State University ERVIN L. DAYTON, M. A. Economics Potomac State College West Virginia Univ. Iohns Hopkins Univ. GERTRUDE S. STANHAGEN Secretary zo the Plfsident MARY FRAVEL SHIPPER, M. A L1'b1'zzry Science George Washington Columbia University EDNA L. FLEEK Flillllllflillf Scc1'c'Zrl1'y Potomac State DANA G. Lotion, B. S. AGR. Ph ysicul Edumziofz Potomac State School West Virginia Univ. Marshall College University of Cincinnati IANE ALLISON HEssE, B. S. Ph ysiml Education West Virginia Univ. New York University OID IDAVIS SIIREVE, M. S. Cfwmiszry Davis and Elkins West Virginia Univ. University of Michigan LINCOLN STEWART, PH. D. Geology Stanford University Columbia University Left to right: Neill, Williams, Hutton, Riley Dennison, O'Dell Lough, Hesse Ireland, Martin Shreve, Stewart EMORY IRELAND, B. S. C. E. CI-IALLENS B. ODELL HARVEY A. MARTIN, M. S. MARY KATI-IARINE WILLIAMS , , B. S. AGR. . B. S. HOME Ec. Engzrzevrzng ' B10l0gy K U .I-lgriculzure Dzelztzan West Virginia University RAYMOND L. DENNISON, M. Agriculture Salem College West Virginia Univ. 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Art: and Sciences HGENEH Singers: Folio Book Club MARY E. BLACKBURN Gormania, VV. Va. P1'e-Educatiozz UBLACKIEH Sigma Epsilon Chi, Chaplain: Folio Book Club: Country Life Club BETTY IO BONAFIELD Ki ngwood, VV. Va. Sc'c1'eZa1'ial Iowa Eta Upsilon Gamma. Consul: Sigma Phi Omega: Players: Anti-Eire League VVILLIAM S. BURGER Cumberland, Md. .-lerozzauzical E72gl'7166l'fl2g BURcY Theta Sigma Chi, President: Engineers' Club: Cata- mount, Artist: Anti-Fire League, Captain: Pan-Hel- lenic: Soph. Class, Social Committee Rep. DOMINICK CALEMINE Keyser, VV. Va. lourzzalisnz Mick Pasquino Staff, Sports Editor, Feature Editor: Anti-Fire League DORIS COCHRAN Morrisville, Pa. Secretarial DoEi ' Eta Upsilon Gamma: W. A. A.: Singers, Secretary: Play- ers: Anti-Fire League: Cheer Leader 0 J ng LOUISE COOK Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Education CooKxE Sigma Epsilon Chi, Pan-HeI- lenic Rep., Sigma Phi Omega, W. A. A., Singers, Players, Catamount Staff, Society Editor: Pasquino Staff, Society Editorg Folio Book Club, Country Life: Pan-I-Iellenic. Secretary PHYLLIS IRENE DAVIS Keyser, VV. Va. Secretarial Eta Upsilon Gamma, Treas- urerg Sigma Phi Omega: W. A. A., Players, Secre- taryg Cheer Leader. '40 ALECK EVANS Lonaconing, Md. Engineering HSQUIRRELI' Engineers' Club GERALD FISHER Cumberland, Md. Business Administration iiGERRY,, IAMES SCHUYLER GETTY Lonaconing, Md. Pre-Law HIIM97 Players, Pasquino Staff, Cir- culation Manager, Debate Club, Anti-Fire League, Marshal REVY VANCE GOLDEN, IR. Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administration Anti-Fire League, Fire Chief IEAN COPEMAN Kingwood, W. Va. Secretarial tary, Sigma Phi Omega: W. A. A.g Players: Cata- mount Staff, Folio Book Club, Treasurerg Anti-Fire Leagueg Cheer Leaderg Stu- dent Council, Soph. Rep. I RENE DEETS Rowlesburg, W. Va. Horne Economies DEE'rsi1a Eta Upsilon Gammag Home Ec. Club, Secretary, W. A. A.. Secretaryg Folio Book Club, President: Country Life, Treasurerg Anti-Fire League ANNA MARY FAI-IERTY Piedmont, W. Va. Elementary Tenefzing CooP1E Country Life Club MURIEL FISHER Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Lim' Eta Upsilon Gammag Sigma Phi Omegag Singers, Players MARY VIRGINIA GIBSON Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences HSWEETIEU Eta Upsilon Gammag Singers, Secretary PENINNAI-I GOLDSWORTI-IY Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Eta Upsilon Gammag W. A. A., Singers, Student Coun- cil ., M Eta Upsilon Gamma, Secre- .ilu A l 5 is - : ,pam ' 95.31. 22 Wi Q , Q' is W w 499:51 sw- Af' 5? A ,,gw..L S I . -vs . Q sv,'fSb ' .' af' , IK . V 'x . -'-1.-es CP . .plug X -vw ' DOROTHY I-IAMILL Keyser, W. Va. P1'f-Educatiofz Dor Eta Upsilon Gamma: W. A A.: Singers, Accompanist Players BERTHA MAY HECK Clarksburg. W. Va. SC'C'1'C'ltlI'l'LI! BEitT1E Sigma Epsilon Chi, Treas- urer: Sigma Phi Omega: VV. A. A.: Catamount Stall: Folio Book Club, Secretary: Country Life Club, Secree tary: Anti-Fire League VICTOR EDWARD KALBAUGH Luke, Md. Pre-Lazc' Vic Theta Sigma Chi, Sergeant at Arms: Singers: Catamount StaFt, Artist: Debate Club: Anti-Fire League XVILLIAM FRANCIS KELLER Cumberland, Md. Pl'C'-Alfdjflillf UBILLN Theta Sigma Chi, Treasurer: Catamount, Business Mgr.. Editor-in-Chief: Pasquino. News Editor: Debate Cluh. President: Oration: Anti- Eire League MELVIN KESECKER Cumberland, Md. .1l'f0lll1Zli7Ig NNIELH Theta Sigma Chi, Treasurer: Anti-Eire League IOAN KIMMELL Keyser, W. Va. ,A 1 A' :C .iris and Sciefzre. ki - it .. ., sig - SHORTY V y Sigma Epsilon Chi, Secretary: ' J ,K W. A. A.: Singers: Cata- , - ,W ' , - . . Q if f ,V-, mount Sta H: Anti-Fire 1 EDGE GLENDI NE HAYNES Clarksburg, W. Va. Home Economics HGLENHU Eta Upsilon Gamma, Chap- lain: Home Ee. Club, Presi- dent: VV. A. A.: Singers: Folio Book Club: Country Life: Anti-Fire League CONRAD HOHING, IR. Lonaconing, Md. C11 en11'.vt1'y Ron Theta Sigma Chi, Secretary: Pasquino Staff, Sports Edi- tor: Anti-Fire League. Com- misssioner FRANCES DE SALES KEARNS Rowlesburg, W. Va. Pl'F-Edll!'tIZIi0II -ilKEARN5IEu Sigma Epsilon Chi: W. A. A.: Players: Folio Book Club, Viee-President: Country Lite Club: Anti-Fire League BEULAI-I BEATRICE KELLEY Keyser. W. Va. SC'C'l'C'ltII'Iil71 Bm ROBERT KIGI-IT Keyser, W. Va. BOB Football, Co-Captain IOI-IN LANI-IAM Tunnelton, W. Va. .Iris and Srz'ef1ce.r SPANKY', Players: Anti-Fire League NLR DENZIL LISTON Arlington, W. Va. .lgrziczillzzre DEN Pasquino Staff, Folio Book Club: Country Life Club CHARLES MAIER Tunnelton, W. Va. Chenzfsfry BALDx ' Theta Sigma Chi, Vice-Presi- dent, Sigma Phi Omega, Anti-Fire League, Student Council, President Sopho- more Class, President of Council FRANK L. MAYOLO Keyser, W. Va. Jccozuzzing HAZEL MURPHY Montrose, W. Va. Home Ecofzonzics tiMURPH,i Eta Upsilon Gamma, Adamas Editor, Home Ec. Club, W. A. A., Folio Book Club, Country Life Club CHARLES PANEPINTO Piedmont, W. Va. Business Administration CHARLIE LARRY PATTERSON Piedmont, W. Va. Arts and Sciences LARRY NVILLIAM HALL M ACY Cumberland, Md. .-lrt.-' and SCSlil'lZC'l',f BILL Phi Sigma Nu, Secretary: Anti-Fire League NORMAN MASON Cumberland, Md. Cfl6l77l..fI1 V Noam Sigma Phi Omega, Anti-Fire League, Student Council, Basketball, President Davis Hall IOE MIDDLETON Weston, W. Va. Bzz,v1'11c'55 .Jd1111'11iftnIt1'01z IoE Football Team Manager BETTY ANNE OATES Piedmont, VV. Va. Pre-Education OATs1E Sigma Epsilon Chi, Sigma Phi Omega, Vice-President, W. A. A., Intramural Man- ager, Catamount Staff, De- bate Club, Secretary-Treas urer, Country Life Club, Anti-Fire League: Student Council, President Girls' Dormitory ELIZABETH PARKER Mt. Storm, W. Va. Home Economic! Barrie Sigma Epsilon Chi, Home Ec. Club, Singers, Country Life Club VERNON POLING Belington, W. Va. Xlccouzzzfng Pars Phi Sigma Nu, Anti-Fire League '::::r'l -L i '.-S. Wish NELVA IEAN RAI-TTER Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics HIEANIEU Eta Upsilon Gammag Home Ec. Clubg W. A. A.g Sing- ers, Players, Folio Book Clubg Country Life Club CARLYN REIGHARD Cumberland, Md. Home Economics uDOC31 Eta Upsilon Gamma, Sentinelg Home Ec. Club, Treasurerg W. A. A., President, Play- ersg Country Life Clubg Anti-Fire League ELNORA ROBINSON Clarksburg, W. Va. Home Economics HNELLIEW Sigma Epsilon Chi, President1 Sigma Phi Omegag Home Ec. Club. Vice-President: NV. A. A., Secretary: Play- ersq Country Life Club, So- cial Secretaryg Anti-Fire Leagueg Pan-Hellenic, Presi- dent NVILLIAM E. ROHMAN Cumberland, Md. Ef1g1'neeri1z g HROIXVIAN BOY Theta Sigma Chi, Sergeant at Armsg Engineers' Clubl Catamount Staff, Photo- graphy Editor, Anti-Fire League IAMES SAMUELS Piedmont, W. Va. Pl'6-Alfdllfliflf STiiAwBERRY Theta Sigma Chi, Chaplaing Anti-Fire League E. IAMES SCOTT Cumberland, Md. Chemical E71gi716Fl'i71g USCOTTYH Theta Sigma Chi, Pan Hel- lenic Rep., Sigma Phi Omega, Presidentg Engin- eers' Clubg Catamount Staff, Business Mgr., Anti-Fire League, Pan-Hellenic, Vice- Presidentg Student Council ELEANOR RAVENSCROFT Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Eta Upsilon Gamma: W. A. A.g Players IULIANN RITTER Clarksburg, W. Va. Medical Teclzzzology 'LIUDYN Eta Upsilon Gamma, Presi- dentg VV. A. A., Anti-Fire Leagueg Pan-Hellenic BETTY IO ROBY Keyser, VV. Va. Sc'w'enz1'1'z7l B, I. Sigma Epsilon Chig Pasquino A Stall, Assistant Sports RUBY LEE RUMER Keyser, W. Va. B mi ner: .l 6Z7l7ZflZI-.fl'l'HIl'O71 UBOOBIEN Sigma Epsilon Chi ARVILLA SAYERS Piedmont, W. Va. SC'Cl'l l'fIl'iII1 'WILLYP W. A. A.g Country Life Club EDITH SHANNON Springfield, W. Va. St'C1'C'fII1'l'fIl Ennis Sigma Epsilon Chig VV. A. A., Anti-Fire League MIIGDEHE ROBERTA LEE SPANGLER Ridgeley, W. Va. Hlrz: and Sciences BoBBrE Sigma Epsilon Chi: W. A. A.: Singers: Pasquino StaH MARY EVELYN STAFFORD Keyser, VV. Ya. Business .'1dl7llil11iffHIfIiUl1 Sigma Epsilon Chi. Vice- President NORMAN WALLACE Cumberland, Md. Cfzemisal Erzgfzzfcwifzg UXXCEH Theta Sigma Chi, President: Engineers' Club: Cata- mount Staff, Subscription Manager: Anti-Fire League: Pan-Hellenic NAOMI I-IARRIET WATSON Keyser, W. Va. Secretarial Pi.t'GGY Sigma Epsilon Chi MARGUFRITE WEESE Petersburg, W. Va. Home Economics Sigma Epsilon Chi, Social Secretary: Home Ec Club, Pasquino Rep.: W. A. A.: Folio Book Club: Country Life Club, Vice-President IACK WELLER Cumberland, Md. 1 I rts and Sc'1'cncc'.f CGSAMYU CLARA SPOTTS Keyser, W. Va. Pre-E'dzccz1l1'01z Eta Upsilon Gamma, Pan-Hel- ' lenic Representative: VV. A. A.: Singers: Pan-Hellenic, Treasurer ELSIE ELLEN TATE Clarksburg, VV. Va. Home Hil'0710l71lil'.f Tank Eta Upsilon Gamma: Home Ee. Club: Singers: Anti- Fire League ANDREW WAGGONER West Milford, W. Va. :I cron ntizz g HANDYH Anti-Fire League, Assistant Fire Chief ROBERT WATSON Clarksburg, W. Va. firzx and Sciences Singers, President: Players: Pasquino Staifg Anti-Fire League: Fire Marshal: Stu- dent Council, Pasquino Representative ELVVANDA CHRISTINA VVELCH Burlington, W. Va. Physical Eduaztion NBL l'Cl-In W. A. A. 1oE WHITE Keyser, W. Va. C lz emiczzl E72g1'11C't?l'Iil1 g Theta Sigma Chi, Secretary: Engineers, Club: Players, Vice-President gf W. 'Q K' .C ', ff 1 2 Y 1 L., if' 5 ,ij r, J ' K 'K ' QE' 1 M M' 21 Sf, . a le f ff r ls. 494 , m.::.4.. T . .. .r...., ....a.,,. .I . Z ,, V 3 ,A,. . WILMER DUNN Martinsburg. W. Va. El1gilZt't'I'fllg' DUNNY Engineers' Clubg Players: Anti-Fire League LEE HILL Princeton, W. Va. .-lgriculturc' Phi Sigma Nu. Chaplain NORRIS' IUDY Circleville, VV. Va. .1gl'l'Cl4lZlH'l' iAGkASSHOPPERl' Phi Sigma Nu REED MOYERS Franklin, W. Va, Pre-Law P a sq u i n o Staff: Anti-Fire League ALLSTON REED Fellowsville, VV. Va. Engineering Phi Sigma Nug Engineers' Clubg Anti-Fire League ROLAND THOMPSON Circleville, W. Va. Forestry BARBER Phi Sigma Nu PE-3 STANFORD FERTIG Marlinton, W. Va. .11 grfcultuml C fzemixtry USTICKEYN Phi Sigma Nu, Sergeant-ab Armsg Anti-Fire League IOHN HALL Weston, W. Va. EHgI'lI8Kl'Zi7Ig Phi Sigma Nug Engineers' Club: Anti-Fire League HOWARD LYONS Gormania, W. Va. B 1451 71 cm' . 1 dill!-71l'.S'fl'fIf1'0l7 UPREACHH Phi Sigma Nu, Treasurerq Folio Book Club: Anti-Fire League LUENNIS ROBINSON Elizabeth, VV. Va. E 71 g1'11eer1'rz g CKLOLTUU Phi Sigma Nu, Presidentg Sigma Phi Omegag Engin- eers' Club, Presidentg Anti- Fire League: Pan-Hellenic. President HOMER SHILLINGBURG Oakland, Md. E7ig'I.I166l'l'7?g Phi Sigma Nu, Treasurer, President: Engineers' Clubg Anti-Fire League SAMUEL WIDMER Luke, Md. E11g1'nee1'ing SAM Engineers' Club MIQDEBES MARJORIE WHITE Keyser, YV. Ya. Pre-Edueation Murcia Eta Upsilon Gamma: WV. A. A.: Singers: Players VVILLIAM STARFORD Grafton. VV. Va. Pre-NI edic ine TUsKY Anti-Fire League: Football, Captain: Basketball, Cap- tain RACHEL SPRINGER Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Eduerztion Eta Upsilon Gamma: W. A. A.: Players, President VIRGIL BARR Parsons, W. Va. Agriculture Vino Anti-Fire League: Football FRANKLIN BECKMAN Luke, Maryland Chemistry HBECKYN RAYMOND BLANKETTE Irwin, Pennsylvania Business Administration RAW Anti-Fire League FORREST COX Keyser, W. Va. Agriculture DALE DUCKWORTH McCoole, Md. Secretarial EARs', PAUL HESS Palestine, W. Va. Engineering Engineers' Club: Country Life Club: Anti-Fire League MARGARET ELLEN WOLF ORD Piedmont, W. Va. Home EL'0lIO77Ilil'.f M.'xRG1 Eta Upsilon Gamma: Home EC. Club: W. A. A.: Coun- try Life Club VVILLIAM COLEMAN Baltimore, Md. Pre-Medicine BILL Phi Sigma Nu, Vice-Presi- dent: Pan-Hellenic: Student Council, President: Social Committee: Assembly Com- mittee RUTH BARBE Keyser, VV. Va. qlrts and Seienees RUTH Sigma Epsilon Chi: Home EC. Club: W. A. A.: Players: Country Life Club, Presi- dent IAMES HELDRETH Lumberport, W. Va. Agriculture UIIM-. r EARL KESSLER Cloverlick, W. Va. Agriculture EULA RALPH MARSH Parsons, W. Va. Home Economies Home Economics Club: Coun try Life Club FRED MILLS Cumberland, Md. Com meree ALBERT O'BRIEN Piedmont, W. Va. Chemistry YEDDY EDWARD PENDERGAST Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering n4EDa1 49' 1 ae.. 15? i 7 'NK TYLER ROTRUCK Keyser, W. Va. Secretarial UBENH Phi Sigma Nu GARNETT ROHRBAUGI-I Maysville, W. Va. ,flgrieulture WHITNEY ROUZER Keyser, W. Va. Engineering UWIQINEEIU' Engineers' Club IAMES TAYLOR Keyser, W. Va. .4 grieul ture Country Life Club GERALD VILLANO Piedmont, W. Va. Business ,-1 617172 inistrntion CHERRY HARPER VVIMER Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Engineers' Club Adamson, Mildred Adkins, Lonnie Lee Ansel, VVillard Anthony, Lucile Atha. Eugene Ayers, Dorothy Barr, leanette Bean, Mary Grove Beebe, lack Berry, lack Bill, Charles Edward Bisholli, Bertlell Black, Sylvia Sue Blackburn, Lawrence Bobo, Delbert Bolyard, lohn VVesley Bower-a, Norma Bowers, Robert Clarence Bradley, Carl Delmer Branson, Alice Catherine Breland, Cecile Brophy, Michael Patrick Brown, Eugene Brown, Mary Lou Byer, Lois ,Mae Byrd, lohn Edgar Campbell, Helen Louise Campbell, Martha Carr, Leo Carrier, Marshall Hughes Caton, Eileen Clarke, Eileen Collins, Beverly Collins, Marie Cooper, Robert Crawford, Margaret Crist, Iohn Richard Critchheld, Mary E. Crogan, Howard Guy Crogan, Patrick Crumrine, lohn 1 Cunningham, lames Dennis Curry, William Henry D'Aiuto, Betty Dakan, Betty Lee Damron, Lace Edward Davis, Robert Rollin Dayton, Charles Robert Doak, Robert Linwood Dodd, Arthur Clinton Eberhart, Genevieve Eichorn, George Alexander Emch, loseph Clarence Emery, Iames Bailey Eye, leanette Foreman, lames Earl Foster, Eugene Frederick, VValter Fritz, Harry Wilbur Frye, Paul Eugene Gainer, Hubert Garrett, Charles Gillenwater, Lyhle Glover, Betty Gordon, Richard Haines, Norwood Hardman, Dave Harman, Mary Alice Haught, Peggy Heishman, Marjorie Helmick, Ernest Delbert Helinick, Thomas Andrew Holcombe, Virginia Homan, lane Howard, Billy Don Hulliman, Stanley Hull, Bernice Lee Hulstine, Rita jackson, Dorotha Iackson, XVilliam lelfries, Bill lohnson, Aubrey Iohnson, Patil ludy. Mary Leah Lewis ludy, Virginia Kerr, Betty lane liile, Dorotha liilmer, Wayne Vernon Kilmer, VVilliam George liimmell, Franklin George lslohne, Harry Franklin Lamb, Betty lean Larosa, lames Leone, Tony Linger, Robert Bartlett Littman, William Long, Raymond Long, William Carter Ludwick, Anna Mae Manchin, Iohnny Mapel, Pauline Morrison, lohn Morrison, Mary Elizabeth William Morrison, Murray, Margaret Neill, George Trammell Neweome, Thomas Blaine Nexvlon, Edith Onderdonk, Fred Hoover O'Neill, Iack Parrich, Agnes Lynn Paulin, Anthony William FR Perry, Paul Peters, Kenneth Milton Pettit, Robert Porterheld, William Post, Duane Pownell, Thomas Gilmore Prather, Denzil Lewis Prather, Wilma Preaskorn, Iames Price. Lloyd Reed, David Rice, Geraldine Richardson, Lionel Alexander Richmond, Agnes Riddle, Alpheus Roberts, Don Anthony Robertson, Norman Rogers, limmy Rogers, Lillian Rogers, VVilliam Marshall Rogers, Wlilliam Theodore Rowe, Carroll Daniel Salesky, Donald Francis Schilansky, Hannah Seboltl, Francis Allen Shanor, Carl Shapiro, Marion Simmons, Norma Gladys Sinsel, Carrie Lou Skeens, Newman Lloyd Slider, Leroy Hunter Slocum, Marcella Smith, Carroll Ney Smith, Harper Smith, Robert Snider, Ethna Elinor Spear, Edward Franklin Staggers, Lester Elmo Steffey, Elaine Stell, Richard Eugene Swecker, Bayard Lee Swecker, Oscar Tierney, Mary Patricia Treutle, Dorothy Vasile, Don Patil VVagner, Alex Waingold, Samuel VVard, Lawrence Watson, Elizabeth YVeller, Theodore W'ells, Nile Moore VVertz, Pauline VVheeler, Helen Louise XNherley. Henry Eugene Wolfe, VVarren McKenzie Yeakle, Frank Yewcic, Mile ES RIMEBN tb -2 ' ntaano i The stall' of the Catamount wishes to express its sincere thanks to Mr. David CI. Nuzum, for the time and eifort he so willingly gave us in the compiling of this third volume. We are also indehted to all those who so graciously donated snapshots which this annual features. The stall also acknowl- edges its indehtedness to Mr. W. D. Anthony. Melvin Kesecker, Iames Preaskorn, and Peggy Haught for their willing assistance once the hook hegan to materialize. To Mr. liugene Uurkin ol' Iahn St Ullier Engraving Company, who has heen so ohliging and so careful in his supervision over the mounting of our pictures and our en- gravings: to Mr. Iohn F. Rose ol the Herald Printing Com- pany lior his frequent trips to Potomac State to consult us on the printing of the annual: to Mr. George Ruhl, for his excellent cooperation and service in photographic workg and to our advertisers for their patronage. we wish to express our thanks. For any omissions, if there he any, the stall asks pardon. The editor wishes also to take this opportunity to thank the stall lor its continual cooperative elliort. Book Three ,f fi? ,ff ,-X7 . If I ifx, Q7'Q142fi7 Z X 2 1 151152Z 0 40 f ' X f XM ' Ns - - I-L' fy!!! ,dl , X Vw' m lhf , file ff ff, H, Ziff 1 ,gi ffff, ,ggg N . H .ff f ff 4 of 1. ' fff X , W ,ff ,.1' wx f,,.. cf fiffy! , V N f' J' WMV i yA W ' ' of Wd6! f 4' , '15 2 1f,H .. 5h .1i, .f A' V' ' ET: f YWEfiiY5 1Y W, MVQ1X ? W l 'W HM ,V M ff .V o f lr .1 N .5ww 'e1 m wmvml1 ww '?fwu,w,, p f 'X ' V' .... W Ja n i ! 1 ., ,h ' , .J M V N 7' -wx 5524.1 E5 A -Zg. ,.,'l,g H,,Sm5'!:- :Jeff f Q - - f A xwlggk 'iw' 19. fl' 725,55 l d 1 5 U pf, Qs an fm q fiifzlhw 40l,i2 ,W Q L. 1 'M 4 7,2i!!!!l?fHiQ!iQ,.uH A lx p l msrwfeqii,-f , o o ' . '--- E + rf, V Wm lllif- ,iff 1f'jf,, I. I if ygf XggTkNE.51 gs X VQZQNQ! ..??f-f-f--g-:j:Q5f, - ' wi -- ,.,7 fhll WAN' l v .,Q'.,f'ha'nf1 -.-. I rg ,i Yicl 1 1' I,- qff. ff Social Notes WHT H330 IZAEE 5 ' .- i l W milf f Ill - , 361 I IT' l Q 'fmapg lv, anal 5'-fwqga. ,ig Pgfiffvr f A THUR zfvp ,xwvw L ,-1.5. IYUHCLQ QQU C I7 OLLFt,fj UVM if ,... U 7 7'L '4-1 fi... ' ' iw,-J 1' fl ,FK On the bleak night of Qctober 25, witches, ghosts, black cats, and goblins took over the Potomac State hill, as Theta Sigma Chi and Eta Upsilon Gamma held their second annual Witches' Ball, the First social function of the school year. Sixty couples danced to the music of Iimmy Andrews and his orchestra. The program featured tradi- tional Halloween hgures on its cover, and the hall was decorated in orange and black with a semi-false ceiling. Favors were distributed to all the guests at the ball, which was acclaimed the hnest of its type at Potomac State in three years. EIGDMECCIDM NCQ Dbl Climaxing the seventh annual homecoming celebration at Poto- mac State, the ball held in the gymnasium on the evening of Novem- ber S was by far the largest attended dance on the school social calendar. The Diplomats' Orchestra of Martinsburg played for the arlair, which featured the announcement ol' Miss Catamount ll by Norman Wallace, president of Theta Sigma Chi. At intermission, William lieller presented Miss Doris Cochran with a bouquet of yellow roses, her sorority flower, in recognition of her having won the title. JUN E E E. ESQ? One hundred couples attended the second annual Iingle Bell Hop, sponsored by Phi Sigma Nu and Sigma Epsilon Chi on Decem- ber 13, IQ4OZ, and danced to the music ot Reed Raines and his Rain- drops. Feature of the evening was the crowning of Miss Betty Dates and Mister Luennis Robinson as the Queen and King of the Winter season. The gymnasium was decorated with a huge supply of green pine, so placed that the hall gave the appearance of a clearing in a huge forest. Santa Claus made his appearance, and presented each woman guest with a small Wristlet of ribbon, on which hung three small bells. EIESHSTM S P HRT? Iust preceding the Christmas holidays, the students of the two dormitories on the hill assembled in the dining room of Davis Hall on the night of December I7 for their annual Christmas Party. After a delectable meal, served by candlelight, the diners were treated to an entertaining trumpet solo by William Marshall Rogers, accompanied by Mr. Withers. The meal was brought to an hilarious close as the waiters distributed humorous gifts to the faculty members and stu- dents. 4 X ., li, 1 .X-'-,VH-t ff ,utr . -- fy ff 'Av 1 C, is. f 1155? it Vigil., ' ff . :tn . 7?'i '7y N if laws-f-scifffgg R514 l ig i 1,1 i'.fe 'l iff' ,XX '!Ng y me , y. .i ww., ,li 5. i ea FA 'c R Ml' 'T is if i .ff ljsqyjyf ull if '-st. ,,,, JM' ,, 'i W ,X ,rs ll? F, , 'W 1' 44, F.,-aqy,-'C 1 ra ' 2 'HW fe r ' cn S?-EELMERQD SEE! 'UTS-QE? Honoring Miss Roberta Spangler, the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, the Phi Sigma Nu fraternity and Sigma Epsilon Chi sorority held their second dance of the school year, the Shamrock Shag, on March 22. Amidst green and white decorations, and surrounded by giant Irish shamrocks, lack Platt and his Blue and White Orchestra played for the dancing couples. Following the eighth dance, Miss Spangler was introduced, to those in attendance, as the Sweetheart', by Dean Kirkland S. McKee. The selection of the one to receive the honor was determined by a school wide poll. ED EN FGDERM Ei Theta Sigma Chi held its annual Spring Formal on April 18 in the college gym. The dance honored Miss Marjorie White, who was selected by the faculty to represent Potomac State at the eighteenth annual Winchester Apple Blossom Festival May 1 and 2. Iohn Laugh- lin and his orchestra played for the occasion. The hall was novelly decorated to represent ll ship's ballroom, and as the guests entered onto the floor, they climbed the gangplang, at the end of which they were greeted by a sailor who presented them their programs. The programs were patterned after a ship's log book. The affair was the most successful fraternity dance of the school year. 3333? May Queen ELNORA ROBINSON May Prince - - LL'ENNIs ROBINSON Memberx of the COMl'l-XNILLIANI STAREORD, PATRICK CROOAN, STANFORD FERTIG, CHARLES GARRETT, HOWARD LYONS, IOHN MANCHION, MARX' BLAcKBt'RN, BETTY ANNE OATES, EDITH SHANNON, ROBERTA SPANGLER, HELEN WHEELER, MARY LEAH IUDY Each year it has been the annual tradition at Potomac State for the student body to elect a May Court. The coronation and festivities were held on May 9. The Players, under the direction of Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater, gave a dramatization, while the Singers, directed by Mr. Leonard Withers, contributed several beautiful vocal selections. Miss lane Hesse directed the Women's Athletic Association in a colorful May Pole dance. Eighteen neighboring high schools were invited to send a boy and a girl representative to participate in the ceremony. The evening following the coronation, a colorful Queens Ball was held in the gymnasium, with music by the Diplomats of Martinsburg. T 77'? '7f 'l'1'1hi Best Student Best . 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IEAN COPEM.-iN PHYLLIS Davis ci1.ENDINE Hxvisrs e CARLYN Reicnfxitn - - BETTY lo BoNa111EL11 - CILARA SPOTTs 4 - HAZLL Mt'1tPHx - Miss h7ERN.iX R11.Ev l Doius QTOCI-IRAN l PHYLLIS Davis Eta Upsilon Gamma, whose objectives are promotion of scholarship. philanthropy widening of social life of its members. and the emphasis of friendship throughout college life. was founded at Christian College. Missouri, IQOI. Qmega Chapter was started at Potomac State in iooi a11d is the only national organization on the campus. The Cainmas welcomed Miss Verna Riley to replace Mrs. Roberta Muller. who was their former sponsor. Miss Riley and Mary Virginia Gibson were initiated into the sorority in September. l11 October the rushees were entertained by a progressive 'jhoboi' party at which the actives entertained with a minstrel show. Wiener roast, a11d the introduction to the objectives and activities ol: the sorority. Un December 2. 1l,j.lU. :Xgnes Richmond received the Gamma Scholarship Pi11 with an average of 2.50. The sorority prepared Christmas baskets for needy families in Keyser. They sold badges, aiding in a campaign to raise money for children crippled by infantile paralysis. Another means oli raising money for this charity was by entering a tournament of the Greek organizations of the Qampus, this sorority winning over the Sigmas. Hell XVeels began March 17. I94I. The rules included wearing vegetables in the hair and carrying a bunch of spring onio11s which upon request of an active the pledge ate. This group enjoyed swimming, hikes, bicycling. parties, and various other activities together. The members are: Nelya lean Ratter Dorothy Hamill Muriel Fisher Betty lo lionalield Lois liyer Carrie Sinsel Dorothy Ayers Helen Campbell Margaret Murray Eileen Caton Polly NVertz Agnes Parrish lithna Snider Edith Newlon Patricia Tierney Pauline Mapel lietty Dalian lean Copeman Phyllis Davis Cilendine Haynes Doris Cochran Hazel Murphy Penninah Goldsworthy fuliann Ritter Marjorie VVhite Carlyn Reighard Irene Deets Clara Spotts Racl1el Springer Margaret Vlfolford Virginia Mae lennings Clara Lewis Elsie Tate Eleanor Ravenscrolft SLIAMZA Presidezzf - - ELNORA ROBINSON T'Ift'l PI't'5liIit'l1l MARY EvEi.vN STAFFORD Senefary - - - Ioiw TQIMINIELL Treasurer BERTHA MM' HECK Clztzpluzin - MARY BLACKBURN S0t'l'zlf Sc'U'c'h11'y . - M,tRGLlEltITE WEESE Pun-Hellwiit Rt'pre.ve11n11iz'e - f - Louise Cook ,l Miss Main' QSATHERINE WILLI.NNIS S onxoigc I7 l Mus. DANA C. Loeon The oldest sorority at Potomac State, Sigma Epsilon Chi, was organized on October lo, iozgg. Although it is local at the present time, lor several years the organization was the Epsilon Chapter of Sigma lota Chi, a national junior college sorority. The purpose of the organization is to draw a group of congenial girls together by bonds slightly closer and more binding than those of ordinary friendship. It aims to carry on true sisterhood by unsellishness and consideration of others. It encourages the highest standards of morality and mentalityg the members try to attain that perfection of character which typilies perfect womanhood. They are instructed in tolerance, amiability, kind- ness, and fraternal love for their associates. By these ideals, Sigma strives not only for a better sorority, but for a better college. Miss lane Homan was awarded the Sigma Scholarship Pin for the highest average at the end of the hrst semester. This is an innovation which will be carried on in future years. This year Sigma Epsilon Chi, with Phi Sigma Nu, sponsored the Christmas dance. the second annual ulingle Bell Hop, and the hrst spring dance, the Shamrock Shag. Miss Betty Oates was crowned Queen of Winter, and Miss Roberta Spangler was chosen by popular election to be the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. A tea was given in March for the new members, patronesses, and alumnae. Various picnics, slumber parties, and a private dance were held during the year. The graduating members were entertained by the sorority at the end of the school term. The sorority members are: Elnora Robinson Naomi VVatson Mary Blackburn Betty lo Roby Betty Anne Oates Bertha May Heck Betty Kearns Bettie Parker Louise Cook Helena Mae Borror Ruby Lee Rumer Marguerite VVeese Ioan Kimmell Mary Evelyn Stalford Mary Channell Edith Shannon lean Eye Mary Leah ludy Virginia ludy fane I-Ioman Roberta Spangler Mildred Adamson Betty Kerr Helen Wheeler Dorotha Kile Betty Lamb IE, EHR fi , E, I 1 W' xg Sz, .5 Q? Q 5 N . 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P1'CJJ'1!1'C7If V166-Plesfidelzl Secretary - T1'c'r7xzz1'cr Rep1'cxcz1tt1t1'zfe Chtrplrrfzz - Sergfurzz Sponsor PVUJIIIIEIZI 4 Vice-P1'w'1'de11t First SC'l7It'JfL'l' I0 Pull-Hclfezllic' SCCOIIKT Swzlcste Lt'ENN1s Roiamsox BILL COLENIAN - 1 BILL lvlacx' HoixrEu SHiLLiNt:Bt'iu: - Howixito LxoNs - LEE HILL Sriwiloito FERTIG Dir. C. VV. BULEN I. Horam SHILLINGBURC - ALSTIJN REED Sc'z'1'clm'y PAT C1toGAN Treasurer f--- - Howixien LYoNs Repawezzfiftfizfv zu P4111-Ht'l1'w111 Lt'ENN1s RoB1NsoN Clztzpluizz ,-fE - E LEE TTILL Sergcrzrrt CH,xiaLEs GAIKILETT Sponsor Dir. C. W. Bot EN The Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity was originally a national junior college organization which was later disbanded. Phi Sigma Nu is now well known on the campus as a local social fraternity. Several highlights of the year which will be remembered as synonomous with 'LPhi Sigsu are the Iingle Bell Hop, and the Shamrock Shag. The fraternity holds and demands certain requirements, such as scholastic achieve- ment. high moral standards, a better college spirit, and a greater interest in all school activi- ties. It also strives to promote better relations between college students as a whole and to establish a life-long bond of friendship between its members. The fraternity members are: Vernon Poling Denzil Prather Alston Reed Luennis Robinson Tyler Rotruck Homer Shillingburg Oscar Swecker Roland Thompson Ernest Helmick Lee Hill Norris Iudy Franklin Kimmell Howard Lyons William Macy Iohn Manchin james Morris Kenneth Peters lack Beebe NVilliam Coleman Patrick Crogan Iames Cunningham Stanford Fertig Walter Frederick Charles Garrett Iohn Hall LIALIEIEFZA SH First Senzcnvter Second Senzeszer Pre.cidw1z - NORMAN WALLACE WILLIAM BURGER Vit?-Pl'6.fl-dfllf CHARLES M.'XIER GLIN ADABIHON Trearzzrez' - XAHLLIAIXI KELLER NIELVIN KESECKEIQ Secrenzry - IOE WHITE CONRAD HOHING Cfmplain - CrIARLEs Coco TAMES SAMLIELs Sergemzz-ut-.Jimi - - WILLIAM ROHhfIAN VICTOR TQALBAUGH Represezzzritizfe to P1771-H6'j!6l7l'C' - IANIES SCOTT IABIES SCOTT Sponsor ---- Nik. E. L. DAYTON MR. E. L. DAYTON Ever' since its organization in the school year of IQ22-23, Theta Sigma Chi has been an important organization on the Potomac State campus. The members of this social order have long played an important part in all activities of the school. Scholastically, the frat has gained permanent possession of two of the Deans Scholarship Cups, and holds two legs on a third. Socially, the frat had a very successful season. The Annual Witches Ball, held in Ccto- ber, was proclaimed to surpass all of its predecessors. ln April, the Annual Spring Formal was held, honoring Miss Mariorie White, the Winchester Apple Blossom Princess. As part of the homecoming celebration the fraternity held the election of Miss Catamount Il, with Miss Doris Cochran winning the honor. She was presented with a huge bouquet, symbolic of the honor bestowed on her, at the Homecoming Ball. This year's group decided early in the year that they desired to contribute something to beautify State's campus, something that would stand as a monument to the Theta's. Out of this desire grew a movement for a flag pole, which was erected in time for the May Day festivities. Several members of Theta Sigma Chi hold various important oHices on the campus. Among those held are: President of the Student Councilg President of the Sophomore Classg President of the Freshman Classg six seats on the Student Council: four members of the Social Committee: Editor, News Editor, and Sports Editor of the Pa.iqzu'1zo,' Editor and Business Manager of the Crmm'zozn1I,' and four laboratory assistants. The frat also boasts the third ranking collegiate orator in VVest Virginia. Year after year, the Theta Sigma Chi fraternity goes on, producing the leaders on the Potomac State campus. men who have carried with them through lile the orders high ideals, as they win prominent places in the outside world. . Members: lack Berry Robert Bowers Robert Doak Iohn Byrd William Long Carroll Smith Luther Smith Marshall Carrier Delmar Burns Edward Spear Lili! il .1 X 6' ' U E K v., 'A Q2 K F 4' jf ' ll , ya. s ,ul M- I I , Po1'oMAc STATE Rum. srunnos CUMBERLANQMD A E lf ez f'-'4l- I ,qmfwxh 11 X - , ggi M mu 1' f A 4 ' z, V sy ig, Z if S xr I . -4 f A5 4: 'f . FIM 1:1 ' f if f 3 V -Q. f iw f ff, 'f ,M ff in it s.. ' 9 4 2 my I 39,4 HY y - 4.i 1 f V 1 STUD x x xxx X xx X I X xf V 'XXX Sb .fbzf Q X4 Q QQ J V 94,4 K V ,ff jf! h X, gp 'jf M X N W je 'fy 477: ' ,f D Q HE UN Pf'4',c1'z1'e11t of Iflc' Slmlwif lfmfv First Senzeyfw' - A Svcozzd Senzfxtw' - - Pl'l'5Iilit'l1f of Ilia' SOPIZOHZOII' Clary Rep1'c'.fezzn1t1'zfe of Soplzomoae Cfir.-xr Reprexw1Ii1t1'z'c' of Pizzz-Hclfcvzit Rf'p1'c'.rc'nmtizfc of Sporty Club Prc.f1'de11t of Davis Hull - Pmviidezzr of Rvynoffls Hall Presfdwzt of F1'C'.f!1fJ1LII1 Class A Rc'pr'v.fez1li1z'1'z'e of Fi'c'J!1l7ILIlI Cliff. Reprc.fenti1t1'zfe of Pusqufrzo Stuff Fzirst SC'l77C'.fIC'I' - A A Second S6'l7Zl'jft'l' XKXIILLIAIVI COLEBIAN Ci-iARLns NTAIER Ci-rAiaLEs NIAIER IEAN COPENIAN - IAix1Es SCOTT XRIILLIAINI STARFORD - NoitMAN NIASFJN - BETTY Oivrss A IoHN BYRD BETTY Gisoviaii ROBERT W,'X'I'SON - DELhI.'XR BU1iNs Mic. D,-xv1D C. NUZUM FUJI SCIIZCQCZKI' Faculty .ildwisor - A - The Student Council, which is under the supervision of the Faculty, is the ofilicial governing organization of the Student Body. The Council directs student activities, pro- motes school spirit. and strives for a better understanding between pupil and instructor. During Freshman XVeek the Council served as guides and aides in the general activi- ties to acquaint the new students with the campus. Other projects included publication of football programs for the Glenville. St. Francis, Blue Ridge, and Shepherd College foot-- ball games, and sponsorship of the colorful Homecoming Ball. Selection and enforcement of Freshman Rules was delegated to the Council. A Council Court was established to mete out punishment to freshmen for failing to wear Dinks and for infraction of other rules. This year the Council presentcd thirty-one certificates of Athletic Award, twenty-live letters. and four sweaters to athletes who represented Poto- mac State on the gridiron and the basketball court. The Council concluded its activities of the year by sponsoring the May Queen elec- tion, by extending invitations to high schools to participate in the May fete, and by giving in cooperation with Pan-Hellenic the May Day Dance honoring Miss Elnora Robinson as May Queen and Luennis Robinson as Escort. O The Pan-Hellenic, or inter-fraternity council, is the governing body of all the Greek social organizations on the campus. The council serves to promote participation in fra- ternal activities, and as a central bank lor the Greck orders. Each year the group sponsors the annual Christmas celebration, this year sponsoring the Players holiday production. Ser-and Sefizestel' P1'L',ffdC'7ZI ----- Rcjnrcscnzulzife zo Studcnl Cobgndl Tl'L'll.w'Zl1'c'I' ---- Sz'c'reZz11'y ----- Em Upsflozz Gamma RL'fJl't'AAL'Ufllf1iUL'A' Sfgnm lfpszlozz Chl- I?L'y'71'C'Xl'lZlLIfliL'l'S Phi Sigma Nu RL'f7l't',V671lLIIliZ'F5 Them Sigma Clif IeL'f71'!'5C'lllllllilfliv' Faculty .-ldzfzmr Lt'nNNis RoiiiNsoN - livwtlas SCOTT CLARA SPOTTS Louisa Cook IULIANN RITTER CZLARA SPUTTS liiLNoiiA ROBINSON Louise f:0OK LUENNIS RoBiNsoN VV' I L LIA M QTOLENIAN lXlUI4MAN VVALLACI1 IANIES SCO'l l' Mit. Om Si-iitavia liLNoitA ROBINSON Homer: SHILLINCBURC CLARA SPOTTS ItiL1ANN RITTER IULIANN RTTTER c:LAIiA SPOTTS ELNoitA RoB1NsoN IANE I'I01XfIAN Human SieiiLLiNoBUiic: l,t'i3NNis Roisiwsoisi VVILLIAIW Buitmiii Ifuviias SCOTT Miz. Om Sieiltliviz o tai Membership in the Home Economics Club is based purely on interests and consists of those students participating in the courses of food, clothing, and interior decorating. The activities of both the department and the club have grown greatly in the past four years, increasing in membership from one major to the present enrollment of twenty-seven. The club, as its major project for the present year, has sponsored a Discussion Group. which has been open to both men and women students. The purpose of these discussions has been to bring about a mutual understanding of problems which are of vital interest to campus lilie. Hand in hand with the Discussion Group activity has been a series of parties and dances, both formal and square, which have been planncd lor the beneht of those students who remain on the campus for the weela-ends. The clothing class with the assistance of the members of the foods class has been actively engaged in redecorating the reception rooms of various campus buildings. The foods class, consisting of three units, has been participating in a series of baking projects. As a present project each unit is serving a breakfast, luncheon, and dinner to members olf one other unit and several members of the faculty. The budget for these menus is limited and gives excellent planning experience. A Christmas dinner, and a dinner to the judges and contestants of the American Legion Oratorical Contest, were prepared and served by the foods class, with the art class furnishing appropriate decorations for the dining room. The othcers: Pl'6.flilI,C'llf - Vice-P l'c'51'dCI1! Sl'L'l'C'ftl14'V - Tf'c'41,vz11'cf' - Social Sc'c1'cIr11'y Sponsor - The other members are: ciLENDINE Havmas AoNEs RICHINIOND BETTIE PARKER C.-XllLX'N R121oHARD MARGUERITE WEEsE Miss VERNA V. RILEY Ruth Barbe Mary Channell lrene Deets Eula Marsh Hazel Murphy Nelva lean Raliter Elnora Robinson Elsie Tate Mildred Thompson Dorothy Ayers Sylvia Black Genevieve Eberhart Mary Alyce Harmon Mary Leah ludy Virginia Iudy Elizabeth Kerr Margaret Murray Edith Newlon Carrie Sinsel Roberta Spangler Dorothy Treutle Elizabeth VVatson DMU 5 S CEU N X . 6271: X Fil EQ N ,ggaufw V 'si xx g 'f xx' . E fl 6' Al fx' I f A' xii' 44 T5 1 I' ' I . 'Y 4 11? :L ' , I 14 JL .. 1 if ,q igxbfixi 2+ L9 R FQ is x EE DB3 D LU! The Folio Book Club was organized in the spring of 1959 under the direction olf Miss Mary Shipper. librarian. The aims ol the club were to stimulate the interest in popular books and to entertain literary-minded students. During its tivo and one-half years or organization, the club has enjoyed many worthf while activities. Among those have been hearing Carl Sandburg review his book ,ilmzlmfiz ljzzcolzz, attending screen versions of books, and at each meeting having some interesting speaker or author review a recent book. During Book Week this year, the club presented an entertaining program in Assembly, with the aid ol Mr. David G. Nuzum. Social activities enjoyed by the members included an outdoor picnic in October in honor or the new members, and a spring outing to close the activities for the year. The oliicers of the organization are: Prc.v1'dwzf - - - IRENE DEETs T'1'u'-P1'e.ff'r!cnr BETH' K1?.Ai1Ns Se0'efi11'y - BERTHA HECK Tl'CtI.K'll1'El' - IEAN COPEhi,AN Sponsor Miss Main' SHIPPER Other members are: Eugene Alt Cllendinc Haynes Howard Lyons Nelva lean Rafter Mary Blackburn Betty Lamb Hazel Murphy Ethna Snider Louise Cook Denzil Liston Thomas Newcome Marguerite Weese O OFFICERS Pffifllflgllf - - - - LUENN1s ROBINSON TIYTCVL'-P1'Lf'.VIiIjL llf - VVILLIANI LUNG Scc'relm'y - - - Sixixitiiai, VVID1XlEI4 Sponsor mm' T1'cizfzm'1' Mit. Erioitv IRELAND Organized in 1931, the Engineers' Club has been continued every year since that time. The main purpose of the club is to acquaint the engineering students with the ideas and different fields of engineering. To accomplish this objective, several practicing en- gineers have spoken to the organization. Being the only prolessional club on the campus, many of its members have won distinction in several dirlercnt helds. The club is represented by several of its members who have attained a high scholastic standing on the campus. Inspection trips were made which were very interesting and instructive. To close the school term and the club's activities, the members enjoyed the annual picnic in May. The members are: Kenneth Bolyard VVilliam Burger VVilmer Dunn Aleck Evans Kenneth Fletcher Paul Hess Edward Pendergast Alston Reed Luennis Robinson VVilliam Rohman VVhitney Rouzer Iames Scott Homer Shillingburg Norman VVallace Ioseph White Samuel VVidmer Harper VVimer lack lieebe lack liolyard Howard Crogan Iames Foreman Walter Frederick EU! Hubert Gainer David Reed Lyhle Gillenwater Francis Sebold Norwood Haines Carl Shanor lohn Hall Aubrey johnson Paul Iohnson Frank Kimmell William Long Iames Morris Anthony Paulin Robert Pettit Carroll Smith Robert Smith Edward Spear Richard Stell Oscar Swecker Samuel Waingold Warren VVolfe QDHBNTRY On May zo, 1925. the Country Lite Club at Potomac State was organized, in connec- tion with the Education Department. The cltib is arliliated with the American Association of Cotintry Life Clubs. The obiects of the club are to promote a social feeling among its members. study the problems of country life, and increase the fitness of its members for rural service. The activities ol: the club center around community service. Among the social activities ot the club during the past year have been the annual picnic, parties, and several luncheons. At the meetings different speakers gave the club members interesting information on subjects relating to rural service. The oiiicers of the club are: President, Ruth Barbe: vice-president, Marguerite VVeese: secretary, Bertha Heck: treasurer, lrene Deets: sponsor, Miss lane Hesse. Other members of the clttb are: Dorothy Ayers, Mary Blackburn, Helena Borror, Mary Channell, Marie Collins, Louise Cook, Margaret Crawford, lean Eye, Anna Mary Faherty, Velma Green, Mary Alyce Harmon, Glendine Haynes, Patil Hess, Mary Leah ludy, Vir' ginia ludy. Betty Kearns, Betty Kerr, Denzil Liston, l-lazel Murphy, Thomas Nevvcome. Betty Oates, Bettie Parker, Nelva lean Rafter, Carlyn Rcighard, Agnes Richmond, Elnora Robinson, Aryilla Sayers, Glenn Taylor, lames Taylor, Mildred Thompson and Margaret Vllolford. 193 EU For the second successive year, Potomac States Debate Club made an excellent show' ing in all of its encounters. Debating against tour year colleges, the group won over half of its contests. The teams were entered in the Shepherdstown and Shippensburg tourna- ments: held radio debates with Shepherd State, and VVest Liberty: and participated in the anntial Speech Festival at Marshall College. The season was brought to a climax with a banquet in March, given the club by the Yeomen of Keyser. Graduating are tour mem- bers ol' the club: Vlfilliam Keller, president: Betty Oates, secretary: Victor lialbaugh, and lames Getty. Only Robert Doak remains as a nucleus for next year's team. Much ol' the credit for the line showing of the group should be given to the club's fponriotst Dean li. S. Mcliee, Mr. E. L. Dayton, Dr. C. VV. Bolen, and Mr. VV. D. Anthony. O The oldest cultural organization on the campus, the Potomac State Players were organized first in iotq. They opened their yearis activities with A Modern'Thanksgiving, given iust before the holidays in assembly. This was followed by lust VVhat They VVanted. and The Bright Side, presented as part ot the Christmas celebration under the spon- sorship of Pan-Hellenic. ln the club's second assembly ol' the year, they presented Before the Curtain Rises, and The Man in the Black Domino. The climax of the seasonls activity came with the participation ot the Players in the May Day and Commencement exercises. The ollicers of the club are: President, Phyllis Davis: vice-president, Nelva lean Rafter: secretary, Muriel Fisher: faculty advisor, Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater. The members are: Ruth Barbe, Sylvia Black, lack Beebe, Betty Io Bonalield. Berdell Bishofl, Alice Branson, Delmar Burns, Doris Cochran, lean Copeman, Phyllis Davis, lean Eye, Muriel Fisher, Walter Frederick, Paul Frye, lames Getty, Dorothy Hamill, Marjorie Heishman, Rita Hulstine, Mary ludy, lohn Lanham, Tom Newcome, Nelva lean Rafter, Carrie Sinsel, Ethna Snider, Rachel Springer, Bob Vvlatson, Marjorie VVhite, Virginia lttdy. Margaret Murray, Sam Widmer, Mike Brophy, George Neill, Frank Kimmell, Betty Kerr, Ioan Kimmell, lack Berry and Edith Newlon. TEES W LHEE C1333 M 'fx Q ww 363.33 URN nl O XX XX QA ,Zf N X -Q17 V64 'M FZ' gil, 5' A ff M J1i'kLMg fixlfs ii, XQC5 ', L' f lm T Qhqqyw U-e lQf1!ffaMQ f?Kl'- A 1 ' ' I ff ' X' f C' f I f N xxffffx I d .R 1 J, K A A MGD ST FE' Edl-101'-ffl-C!7IiL'f DELM,-xR BURNS News Ifdfzor - - WILLIAAI IQELLER .TJJIUXILIIII Ncuaf Edilol' - lol-iN BYRD Bzz.fiz1c,f,r Miimzgw' - - ROBERT WATsoN .ls'51's1'a11t B1m'11c'.f.f A'I4I1ltIgL'1' PEGGY H.xL'Gi-IT C1'1'4'z1lnf1'011 Mumzger - IAIXIES CTETTY Sporzx Editor' ----- QDONRAD HoH1NG VVILLIAM HowARD, DoN RoBERTs Sociefuv Editor ----- Lot'isE Cook ROBERT.-X SPANGLER. Lois DYER Fetzzsnf Elf!-101' ---- DoR11N1eK CRLEMINE REED NIOYERS, DENZIL PRATHER Fizmz Nezw Edfzor ---- DENZIL LISTON Fuczzfzqv .1a'zf1'.for DR. ELiz.-iisETH A. FXTXV,-XTER Under the direction ot Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater. The Potomac State Payqzzizzo, pub- lished fortnightly. completed its tvventy-second year of publication this spring. The staff attempted to give a true picture of lite at Potomac State throughout the year, and to give public expression to the best interests ol' the school and the student body. The paper was printed at the Mineral Daily News-Tribune plant, under the direction of the members of the staff. Highlights of the year were: the West Virginia lnterscholastic Press Association Con- vention at Elkins in December. to which Potomac State sent six delegates: and the annual Press Banquet, held in May. ECHIUI'-Ill-C711-C'f Billilillfifi Mmmgw' .ifxiffzzzzl Elf1iIOl' SZlZ75l'I'l'fJZliOlI MLll1llg6I' WILLITKBI F. KELLER - E. IAINIES SCOTT IEAN COPEIXIAN NoR1x'mN WALLACE Sports' Editor - IUHN E. BYRD Club Edilor - - BERT!-IA HECK Szmprfzol Mhfqezzp - EUGENE WI-IEIKLEX' Alrzjm, - 1 I VicroR liALBAL'Cl-I l WlLLlfXhfI S. BURGER Failure Edzzor - BETTY lo BoNAifiELD Pf10IOQl'dPf1L'l'f - I BETTY ANNE OATES E I VVILLIAM E. RoHM.fxN Faculty .1dzf1i.fm' MR. DAVID C. NUZUM Under the direction ot a new faculty advisor, Mr. David G. Nuzum, a meeting was held for all aspirants to the Cntanzoufzt staff early in November. A tew weeks later, posi- tions were appointed. and a subscription campaign launched. Once assured of the sale of the books, the stalT set to work securing advertisements, and the goal was reached, and then topped. This enabled the staff to secure sixteen addi- tional pages for the annual, and also many more snapshots. Through the wholehearted cooperation of the faculty and the student body with the staff, the 1941 Cnmnzozmt lelt the press in the latter part of May. ST FE' -D to Under the direction of Mr. Leonard G. Withers, the Potomac State Singers completed another successful year ot work. During the winter, the Singers presented a cantata. .rl C!71'lis'1I7IlI.V Story, with Clara Spotts, Agnes Parrish, Mary Critchiield, Victor Kalbaugh. and Robert Watson as soloists. Other programs consisting ot Gloria Patti, Finlandia, and Send Forth Thy Light were given in the churches of Keyser. ln the spring, the Potomac Singers made a tour of twenty-one high schools. The longest trip forthe entire group was a three day journey to Parkersburgg the double quartet visited Mooreheld, Franklin, Petersburg, and Circleville. The glee club was increased by six members. The hnal appearance ot the Potomac Singers was at the graduation and baccalaureate services tor the graduates of Potomac State School. Pl'C5fdC'I1l ----h Roaeitr Wxrsox Secretary - - Main' Gitssox Director ---- Mit. Lnoxxito G. WITHEIQS The members are: Alto-Glendine Haynes, Louise Cook, Bettie Parker, Penninah Goldsworthy, Mary Gibson, Dorothy Hamill, Mary E. Critchheld, Nelva I. Rafter, lane Homan, Ethna Snider, Eileen Catong Sopranoilflara Spotts, Doris Cochran, Agnes Par' rish, Elsie Tate, Roberta Spangler, lean Eye, Ioan Kimmell, Agnes Richmond, Muriel Fisher, Margaret Crawford, Marjorie White: Bass-Robert VVatson, NVilliam Loy, Victor lialbaugh, Franklin liimmell, Carol Smith, Delbert Bobo: Tenor-Denzil Prather, Walter Frederick, lames Emery, William Morrison, Kenneth Peters and Eugene Alt. O Pl'l'SlilIlt'Hf lures Scorr l'ice-Prczadwzl A - liiirrv CJATE5 Secretary-Trc'asz11'c1' mm' Faculty .ldzfrxor DR. NANCY M. MILLER Family Represezzztlrfzfc - - MR. Davin G. Ntiztfivi Sigma Phi Omega, Potomac Stateis Honor Society, was established in IQ23 for the purpose oli granting recognition to those students who distinguished themselves in scholas- tic attainments and school activities. Since its founding, the organization has flourished until today membership in Sigma Phi Omega is regarded as one of the highest honors to be attained on the Potomac State Campus. ln May, 1940, the faculty chose and the society formally initiated the following per- sons: lack Alexander, Louise Cook, lean Copeman, Hugh Dean, Carl Dumire, Muriel Fisher, Charlotte Geldbaugh, Ellen Harwood, Gertrude Heare, Bertha Heck, Betty Hoag. Wvarren Hull, Robert Lewis, Charles Maier, Norman Mason, Betty Oates, Paul Putzek. Elnora Robinson, Luennis Robinson, lames Scott and Cecil Stemple. Betty lo Bonaheld and Phyllis Davis likewise accepted the fraternal ritual in November. This year Sigma Phi Omega has been singularly active, putting into execution several new projects. As an outgrowth of its Recognfrzion Day Program, presented in assembly last May and which will be made an annual presentation. a companion program, Knorr' Your O1'gr1z1izt11i0z1,f, was given at one of the first convocations of the current year. As the Recognition Ceremony bestows honor upon worthy students, so the Know Your Ol'gLIlIIiZtI- tions Program introduces all the clubs and societies on the campus to the new students. Recently the society formally adopted and will proudly wear its new key, designed by the President, ,lames Scott, to symbolize the standards and ideals of Sigma Phi Omega. The climax of the year's activities was the annual formal banquet in which both student and faculty members ioined in honoring the new members and in bringing an outstanding guest-speaker to the campus. SHS H SHNQERS QJLMIECCBZA C9 Q?3'J Y QAQ Q The Women's Athletic Association is an organization for girls interested in athletics from the standpoint of leadership, as well as participation. This group is sponsored by Miss lane Hesse, girls' physical education instructor. The club is devoted to activities of basketball, volleyball, hiking, ping-pong, badminton, baseball, shuiilleboard, tennis. bicy- cling, and swimming. The club's motto is A sport for every girl, and a girl for every sport. When a speci- fied number of points has been earned, she receives a recognition pin and upon earning an additional number of points is entitled to a school letter. Activities of this year include: sponsorship of dancing classes, swimming parties, a spring carnival, high school seniors on Play Day, participation in May Day pageant, ar- rangement of intramural contest in local sports, and a trip to Morgantown, VV. Va., for the University Play Day. T Oliicers are: President, Carlyn Reighardg vice-president, Marie Collins: secretary- treasurer, Irene Deetsg intramural manager, Betty Oates, representative, Betty Glover. Members are: Margaret Murray, lane Homan, Betty Oates, Edith Shannon, Betty Glover, Betty Kearns, Edith Newlon, Hannah Schilansky, Glendine Haynes, Mary Chan- nell, Bertha Heck, Mary Lou Brown, Marie Collins, Margaret Crawford, Betty Dakan, Dorothy Ayers, Pauline Wertz, Mary Iudy, Virginia Iudy, Mildred Adamson, Irene Deets. Eileen Caton, Hazel Murphy, Peggy Haught, Helen Campbell, Phyllis Davis, Marjorie Heishman, Nelva lean Rafter, Clara Spotts, Dorothy Hamill, Rachel Springer, Eleanor Ravenscroft, lean Copeman, Agnes Parrish, lean Eye, Betty Kerr, Martha Campbell, Wilma Prather, Roberta Spangler, Mary Alyce Harmon, Carrie Sinsel, Patricia Tierney, Elnora Robinson, Doris Cochran, Agnes Richmond, Iuliann Ritter and Carlyn Reighard. Book Five W f gay A f If ff in fl i i' MK y 4 Z f Yi! fr' V mf ,Vfiff if X! K !R , 1 ,Inj fo! 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After a scoreless first half, Concord rose up and crushed the Cats 26-o. Highlight of the season was the annual Homecoming game, played against Shep- herd State, in which the Catamounts showed off to advantage before the ole grads, by trouncing the visitors .ir-o. The following week, the season was brought to a close with an I8-O loss to West Liberty, on an icy held. Outstanding individual games during the season were turned in by Captain Bill Star, ford, who alternated at end, center, and quarterback: and Bob Kight, co-captain, and full- back. In addition to the co-captains, those graduating from the squad are: Haines Iones, guard: Virgil Barr, guard: Kenneth Bolyard, tackle: and Delmar Burns, guard. O Playing through a twenty-game schedule, one of the toughest ever played by a State squad. this year's Catamounts won six and lost hfteen games during the regular cage season. Time after time, in the waning seconds of the game, the Cats were nosed out by a three or four point margin, after having dominated the play throughout the better half of the contest. During the latter part of the season the Loughmen played .goo ball. Two games highlighted the Cats' home schedule during the past season. The first was the appearance of Kenneth Griffith, the nation's high scorer, with the Alderson Broad' dus team. The largest crowd of the season attended this game to watch the sensational performer. Griffith scored eighteen points, and was instrumental in the defeat of State. The second highlight was the return game with Frostburg State Teachers' College, which had to go into an extra period before the Loughmen finally won out 42441. Dave I-Iardman, freshman forward, scored half of State's points in this contest. The Cats were entered in the state college tournament at Buckhannon at the close of the regular season, and were defeated by the defending champions, West Virginia VVes- leyan, 60-35, in the first round. Individual honors for the year went to Captain Bill Starford, who was chosen on the third all-state team at guard. Bill, one of the most aggressive players ever to don a State uniform, was high scorer for the team, and a bulwark on the defense. For his outstanding contribution to Potomac's athletic record, he was given a special award by the athletic committee. The only player to graduate from the squad, in addition to Stafford, is Norman Ma- son: leaving Pat Crogan, Eddie Spear, lack O'Neill, Frank Yeakle, Mike Yewcic, and Dave Hardman as a strong lineup of returning veterans. Htl. 3 Book Six Features IEEE 25.33 h'it4W'N wg f X Q . wa 'gifxg :ft p ,4 V gk-, , f . ' ni' Auf N141-ug. fits-f?fW '1' if N EAS M4994 'Q 43 Rs if JUS Ev Y., I , M. .fg.,'. Kg. 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Sb! .9 ,, 'Z 4--.. ,, -3, ak 3 Ah o. . , Q fc' ' ,I . 1 gf-9557 ' :L-.ESQ TEDUC? RE September I7-172 Freshies join 127 Sophomores for 1940-41 school year at Potomac State . . . Five new faculty members, Misses Riley, Baughman, and Dap- pen, Mr. Krabill, and Mr. Ireland ill. September 21-Norman Mason elected president of Davis Hall. October 3-Freshmen rules announced . . . Kangaroo Court to be held in charge of Student Council. October 14-Thetas sponsor Bingo Party in Play Shop . . . Rush VVeek opens . . . Sentences to Freshiesi' violating rules 125. October 25-Sixty couples attend Second Annual Theta- Gamma VVitches' Ball, Iimmy Andrews and his orches- tra played. November Q-Hundreds attend annual Homecoming Cele- bration . . . Pan-Hellenic holds Tug-of-War contest between halves at game gal . . . Gammas attend game as a body Qgbj . . . Sigmas decorate in front of Reynolds Hall Cgcl . . . Loughmen crush Shepherd Rams 41-O . . . Doris Cochran announced as Miss Cata- mount at Second Annual Homecoming Dance . . . Dr. Patterson left today for Fort Benning-replaced by Harvey A. Martin. November zo--Work on Catamount commences . . . Bas- ketball practice starts. December 4-Debate Club presents forum discussion in Assembly. December 6-7-Pasquino sends six delegates to W. V. I. P. A. Convention held at D Sz E College. Elkins. West Virginia. December I2-ThClH-GHIHHHHS Annual Christmas Party for pledges. December I3-Plli Sigs and Sigmas hold Second Annual Iingle-Bell I-lop, Reed Raines plays . . . Betty Oates and Luennis Robinson crowned as King and Queen of VVinter. December 17--IVDOTIDIKOFY Christmas Party under the direc- tion of Pan-Hellenic, baby pants and donkeys ex- changed . . . group dances at Reynolds Hall after party Q55 . . . Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good- night. . December 18-Singers present Christmas Musical Assembly Program . . . Students leave for home today C45 . . . Mom and Pop. we're comin'. December 25-Glory to the new-born King. Ianuary 3-Back to school . . . holidays re-bashed. ,lanuary 13-Fire Prevention Week opens . . . Anti-Fire League formed with Vance Golden as chief. Ianuary I8-DCl7llICl'S attend Shepherd Tournament. place third . . . GIRLS visit Davis Hall as guests of Fire League at Fireman's Brawl. lanuary 20-TCl1DIS court freezes over, ice-skating is fad 16a-bbj QWe couldn't get a picture of Dr. Bolenl. Alanuary 22-Greek organizations play benefit basketball games for Polio Fund, Thetas defeat Phi Sigs . . . Gammas top Sigmas 175. llanuary 25-Hell's-a-Poppin' this week, Semester examina- tions . . . no sleep .... 'Xttic of Reynolds Hall used as Study I-Iall. Ianuary 29-C. Douglas Booth opens Rotary Forums in Assembly. February 4-Second semester opens . . . More lessons . . . Coleman ousted as Student Council Prepay . . . Maier Z?-AE. NED becomes new Prexy . . . Dappen replaced by Miss Williams, better meals. February 7-Survey shows 35 Scouts or former Scouts on Campus . . . Ruhl Studio announced as official photog- rapher for Cataniount. February 8-Presidents Birthday Ball in Potomac State Gymnasium. Carl QDeaconJ Moores orchestra-many students attend f8a-Sbl. February 25-CZIIZIIDOUHIS win grudged contest from Frost- burg 42-41-HllI'd11l3l1 scores 21 points . . . school is happy . . . Yeah, Potomac State! March 1-Many aching joints as school recuperates from Engineers' Skating party . . . black and blue spots- where???? March 3-ThCILlS initiate new members fllb. March 5-W. A. A. sponsors Winter Carnival in gym, great success . . . semester grades announced. March 7-Snow storm hits campus ful. March 8-High School Basketball Tournament held in P. S. Gym . . . Group pictures for Yearbook taken by George Ruhl Col . . . Keller assisted in taking individual pic- tures Ciol. March 9-Sigmas initiate new members tial March IO-CHIHIIIOLIDIS lose in first round of College Bas- ketball Tourney to VVest Virginia VVesleyan 60-35- Bill Stafford scores I3 points. March 13-High School Regional Tournament in P. S. gym. Davis and Ridgeley winners. March zo-Speech Festival at Huntington--Potomac State sends nine representatives. Keller wins third place in Peace Oration. March 21-Ci3IT1l1121 Banquet and initiation at Corwin Hotel . . . typical of Hell Vkfeek t13j. March 22-Roberta Spangler crowned Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at Shamrock Shag 1151 . . . Elsie Tate announces her engagement to Louis Helm at intermission. March 23-SigIUl1S have tea in Reynolds Hall for their sponsors and patronesses Qilij. March 26-Berdell Bishofl wins Catamount snapshot con- test Cijl . . . Gammas have Swimming Party at Y. M. C. A. in Cumberland. March 28-Athletic Banquet held in Davis Hall with Cebe Ross as the speaker. April 2-Election of May Court held. April 4-Pasquino Skating Party . . . Don Roberts loves all the girls who bought their tickets from him. April 9-Easter vacation begins . . . students glad to go home as they just finished third-quarter examinations. April I5-B2'lClsl to school after a happy Easter Vacation. April 18-Thetas have dance in honor of Marjorie Ann White, Princess to Apple Blossom Festival. May 1-Marjorie White represents Potomac State at Apple Blossom Festival, Winchester, Virginia . . . Golf Course opens clgb. May 7-Sigma Phi Umega banquet and initiation. May 9-May Day . . . Robinsons reign . . . many high school Princes and Princesses attend . . . Diplomats play for dance. May io-Play Day under the direction of W. A. A. May 22-Pasquino Banquet . . . Mt. Storm Lodge. Iune 8-Baccalaureate Sermon to members of the gradu- ating class by Dr. Hoffman. june 9-GRADUATION IQERQDM 5 S N W, Li , I M f'g,f 1' 1, 52 ' f' wx W X F x G MM-m i -,. 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Fully Accredited 2 Q4 Offering Courses in Arts and Sciences, Pre-Law, Pre-Education, Commerce wf and Business Administration, Home Economics, Agriculture. Engineering, Music, Pre-Medical, Sensible Academic Standards ,K A Well-Plannetl Social and Physical Education Program Intelligent Attention to the Problems of the Individual Student Z Reasonable Cost Z 32 A WEST VIRGINIA INSTITUTIGN IN KEYSER A Fall Semester Opens September 14, 1941 E. E, CHURCH, President :Z QNX X,-.ryxrxr NNY NQXWQNPNQNSYYYY V NiN3X0x5N3N!vYYYN?fiQX3NiN?wX9wYNQY NtN?'?'?N?N?NNY t - e .. - 4V X 4x41 - - IX!-JI aa aa f5f-fxraereftyR'Sf3fK'.v'f'r.rf-rrnfxr Sff'.v'r'rfffifr'wfXrxifr'r'f'f'ffP'f f r'P?f'fff',-'f'f'f'f'f'y'f r f f f'f'r f f'f 1 5s K Y f 5 2+ 'I it 92 IQ It W x K s N ' ' l Ph ' '- 22 It Peop es armacy 5 ,f K , Q2 7 It i I 21 S5 6 I S 1, M. H. Cilllillill, lJlC1f71'IL'f0l' gg x l at Is 3 . . . . 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God save the King Nelvgi lean Raliter . , , deep capgieity sz . . . . , , , , y, . . . telephoning as a hobby . . . olive com- lor friendship . . . short . . . smiling . , . wt Y K 3 plc-tion . . . choir singer . . . Q Eula Marsh . . . sled-riding accident Eleanor Ravenscrolt . . . stunning . . . . . fortune-teller . . . peaches and cream Slilfl-Ol'Ll . . . sophisticated . . . xt Y Complexion - - - Wh0l'550m'3 - ' - Carlyn Reighard . . . practical joker W 6 Hazel Murphy . . . laughing . , . loyal . . girlish giggle . . . quick come-back . . . . . . likeable . . . lf l live in the present, luliann Ritter . . , Ol' faithful . . . W2 Wood the future take care of itself??? . . . lun loving . . . to know her is to love her. Betty Oates . . . pep . . . personality Elnora Robinson . . . Old Field . . . I4 i . Pat , , , Il gtudentx but not 3 grind eflicient . . . tall . . . sedate . . . lovely . . Dean'5 ofliec , , , . . . May Queen . . . 2 Elizabeth Parker . . . Dick is my one Betty lo Roby . . . coachis xecretary and only! . , . wants to live 011 gi fglfln . . . home town lass . . . easy to gct along M . . . likes horses . . . with . . . t ti lx s 'I x xx xx ,S xx xx S 3e4'X4XlXlVXlXlXlX4-4 4 4 4X4-44-4-4X4v4 lei 4 44x44-4e4X4X4 4 4 4 4 4 4-444 4X4e4e4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 44vvg4 4X4 4 4,4,4,4,4', X y, xx x Y yxrrrxfrrxrrffrrrfrrrffr-9-ffr-rfffr-'ff-fr'rr-.rffrffrrrrrffffrrr rfff fc XJXIX 46' Meet Your Friends' az! . . . Henry's Sports Center Bowling Billiards Ping Pong 'I 'I lx w xx xx xx xx xx x 'Q x ,S xx xx xx 'I x . ,. . - wt Potomac btate Headquarters lxeyser, Wlest X irginia xt W K W ' 'S6Xrx 'nT rff1 ' fffn'SS'bfnvvx' ' 'fffffQ'VfxfX9ff1rxf'tfffff,ff!f'ffffr6?,f,!fSf4fffffff'f'f'X4fKffkff3ffffff'f'f ffJSfffffd .4XA4vv.4x4x4x4x Q X s.4x4s vvvx e JXJNINI-INIXIXIX X JXINIXlXI'lXl - t ' ' N399 rr! y f I-It f- r'f'f'Pf?f+y yer f Kf'r'3'r-r-riff!! r r flvffrfry If I ry 0 Kf'f'Q'r-.rv fer ry -fff'f'f'r9'i'S W s 3 ZS t Q 5 N1 'I 1- + A 1 :Q . Q it ' 5 , D ITIHIDI' 1S Cf tDfC 3 ,Q gi QQ S Q , , v2 . . . Z 3. Keyser, West Virginia l S W Q N, Q S Y Q5 6 Q 6 2 Q i, W: -'f'f'r'f'l'f9'F'Q'3fr'f fw'f9'l'lC'f'P'fi'r'f'f'r'?'?'f9'?'P'Pf5fr'f'r'f'ifp'k'k9'Yf'f'f'f'f'l'i'f'?9fifP'i3f'f'f'ff?9fi9 2 w ,Q 9 W 'K i w f ' ' QQ Ruby Lee Rumer . . . neit and sweet l Llarn bpotts . . . With Ll smile and . . Q l - . , wt . soft-voiced and hrm inannered . . . gi song . . . ll dash ol' book learmn . . . , w A , A , Q A Q Aryilla Savers . . . likes the simple l sh-1fff'f - - - 24 things in lite . . . friendly in ti quiet way Mary Evelyn Smllord . . . here comes X :Q .. . earnest worker . . . l the bride . . . Deanna the second . . . Z s , Q . . 4 A ' x, , ' ' ' . Y hdlth Shannon I , I Such 3 llttlc Lrlfl changed het major from business to home- W2 to do so much . . . pert . . . peppy . . . l mdlxmg - ' - Q w Q 1 it K .- . D. f Q x p easant . . . Elsie Tate . . . betrothed . . . tun-lowinfr M 4 . . 27' V It Roberta Spangler . , , Slgmg SXVQQI- y but serious when the occasion demands :Q heart . . . independent . . . charming voice l . . . tnctlul . . . sf Q X ', . . W' IQ - - - llhowi-fcnlk - - - l Marguerite Weese . . . burns the mid- s Rachel Springer . . . knows what she l night oil . . . always ready lor lun . . Z wants . . , collegiate look . . . self-assured. 5 childish countenance . . . z W Q v , -'rfvfr'f'f'f'ffrff'y'ffrfrfr'f'f'f'f'r?r'f'ffr'f'f'f'r'f'f'rfffrfr'ffffvff'f'f'ffffrfffrfr rfP'r'f'Kifif?f.ff.v-?ffrfifr'f'43 y Y xx A 5 W Sf Q A M C ' ' ' w 4 C OO C S CH S 'lfOI'C 'f fQ w y f W , . . . Y lxeyser, West Virginia 2 ,, Q s Y ,S 4 r is 5 sf One Man Fells Anothei w ,, 2: 0471!lklflkcxlflflfIf'ffPdf4f'f4fJfwlP'fffIf lP lP'P4f'7'flfJ!4l'-fglf dflllf Q2 Q Q s Q ,Q y, w Q ROMIG DRUG COMPA Y 2 55 ,Q Q Q. W Q s W Q The Store i' W Q s Y Q . , , s 1, Dial 5791 lxeyser, W. 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I5 Pianos, Radios, Phonographs wt I Band lnstruments, Sheet Music and Records 1 lx 4 ' 'f'r'f'r'f'f'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'f'r'r'f'r'f'r'f'f 'rff'f'fff'r'y'r'r'f'f'rff'f'f'f'f'f'r'f'f'lf'fyfrffffff?ffff'p'p3'X, fY2f,QQfg y1o'f'f'r'f'i'f'i'?'f'r'r'f'f'f'r'f'r'r'f'i'f'r'f'f'f'rfr'f'y'r9'f'2fr'y'f'r'f'f'k'r'rfP'P'ffr'r'r'f'f'f .r'f'r'P'f'f'r'r'f'f'f'r'y'f'r'g W S5 r , fx V 's ,K The Sugar Bowl 35 S l Wx lg . . . . zx' wt Y ln fjdlllOfl1lLl 1t's the Rose Bowl. wt X ' :Q V Q , ,i , V X yr M I d C yt ln Texas rt s the Lotton Bowl. :Q t 1 S ln Florida its the Orange Bowl, st I s it ln Keyser it's the SUGAR BOVVI, l w 2 tl S It Produce iz it s 35 X , v ,K , . wx gs 4 Q 4 Predmont, W. Va. Qt Keyser, W. Va. Q fs W li x , s 4 x x x s N xt x EZ Vf'r'r'f'r'r'f'r'f'r'f'f'f'f'r'fff'f'f'r'f'f'r'r'?'i'f'f'r'f'r'r'r'i'p'r'r'?'P'r'f'2'r'f'r'f'?'f'f'f'i'f'f'r'f'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'?'ffr'r s A c y . . . . . . . . u 4 Naomr Watson . . . cvenftem ncred Ulm Adamson . . Mrs. Nell s rwht- 0 74 . , b . a gs . . 4fH worker . . . Dayton s classes . . . l hand man . . . cowboy shows . . . sherk It ik l Cxhevev W' X lzlwrmda NVelsh . . . I strll want to play 5 l 4 loothall . . hearty manner . . . carrot- t hugcm All ' ' ' May I USC your dl' st zt my y tronaryf . . . Books are due today . . . X ff I l l ' . hc-fuddled . . . f Marlorie Wlrite . . . Awle Plossom - . X V sf J , l . . ll J l Vlrgrl Barr . . . Landy-bar . . . deer wt s lrmcess . . . captrvatlng charm . . . popu- 3: r A , A N s Q Q , hunter. . . . . rrght guarc. . . . pleasant . . . ,K lar wrth laculty and students . . . y plump . 1 . K , - A l . . x Zg Nl1lI'glll'L'l XN0llOI'Ll . . . COYUIHLIICV ' Hqug , h . 11155 qyg5 , . . 10531 lwoy It 52 . . trim . . . tidy . . . scholastically earnest. makes good . . . quiet . . . unolwtrusive. 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I4 . . . intelligent . . . womanfhater . . . silent serious-minded . . . artistic talent . . . de- and self-assured . . . pendable . . . i if Raymond Hlankette . . . food. . . sleep Delmar Burns . . . Ladies' man . . . he Z :5 . . . more food . . . more food . . . work tells that to all the girls . . . Fort Ashby 3 and I are not acquainted . . . or Coney? . . . editorial aptitude . . . y Kenneth Bolyard . . . Listen 'chere, Domenick Calemine . . . capitalist . . . we'll have a little more quiet . . . downf future owner of Murphy's . . . smooth f Q town to see his girl . . . likes to mimic. dancer . . . suave . . . 1 Q Gran Brown . . . He will never die of Charles Coco . . . Pepsi-cola . . . dark f :A hard work . . . he doe-sn't believe in it. and indifferent . . . 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It Xvlllllllll Macy . . . hamburger man Albert OBrien . . . the strong, silent 1 Q . . . boisterous . . . English girls . . . Mary- type . . . lriend to the larmers . . . wearin' g land, my Maryland . . . ol' the green . . . 3: xx Yx s X fffr'r'f'f'r'r'f'r'f'f'r'f?3fr'r'f'f'f'r'r'r'ifffffffffy'f'f'!'f:f?f'f'f?i'f'rfffffr'f'r'f5fIf?fr3fr'ffrfr'r'f'f'S7rfrxr'irfrff' f V x K Pg 0 Clothes Open the Way Shop at SEARS and Save 3 To Success! 32 1 'V ,Q O Your very First chance may come because t X your appearance is appealingl The proper if f gs clothes will help you no end in business xi si ,K K xg life and the professions. Make it a point to b k 5 dress well always with clothes from . . . 86 CO. Q fi ig. is V79 liLllIll11Ol'C Street t' 4 a' e- if 1 M- 1 a 4 :S Cumberland Maryland z Ciumblr imc ' My an sf 9 i 9 7 V Scvzfzizzg the Pllbflil' for . Z1 NU,,.,y 1, C,,,,l,,.y iz Best Wishes to All 4 1 f 2 , From lt nosENBAUM s , 1 K CltIl1l7f'l'!LII1If'.i' Own Store 5 1848 1Q41 Z 129 Baltimore St. Cumberland, Md. K , ' 1'r'f 'f'r'r'r5'f'f'f'r'f'f'r'r'r'r'f'f'f'f'y'f'i'f'r'r'rfr'rffff'y'f'f'f'f'fff'r'ifr3'f'rfv'r'r'f'r'Q'ifrfrfi'rfrfrfrf.3fr'6'i'Sfrf?fJ' f raw f rvsr X'i3r' ?'k3r'i'f'- rfifff K? gc f 3 Z Z 5 5. x f 1 A 4 Q 52 4 5 4 sg E 8 9 K X X lx X 5 s graffvx' X X1 1- -Ivifsvv-Juv-4 1 I-I' s if-asfsf-4-J 1 4- -. . . , .. . . . . , . -f f f rf f rr rr f rf Q f f . any .rr-9 . fx' 5f'5'r'ffv' ' fl'PfaXr'fr'f'-f'51rf3NPfrX' f5f,2 ri-Statc inc and Mill Suppl Compan 3 it 92 3 310 Commerce St. ff f flaflxflvxim CUMBERLAND, MD. Phoncs 3284- 3285 ?Xf?f'if'if' 1 There are many things to think of when building a new house or mod- ernizing an old one. Plumbing and Z5 heating are exceedingly important. Nothing contributes more to your Zi comfort than a nice up-to-date bath- roomg a Well arranged kitchen and an efficient heating plant. f f fi 32 v. X Zi , S Don't hes1tate to call on us for as- 'Z Y it 32 sistance. Estimates cheerfully given. fr Send for literature. O fx w ,A S CDXVEN E. l-IITCHIN - Prcxidwzf 34 , r w IoHN STEXVART - .Sc'crc'1z1ry 2 I. E. C,xLL.m-xx - Sizlex Mamzgvr 5 s 1 1 55 if 4.ifvx?xrfrQXfxP'fff'f'yfvfvf??l3rffxr- f'f'KXKfvwnf.nr.rfrf Xnmn rfr'Xn Amr A rfb? 5 'v'cnvwnn ' v'srf5fr'r'r5 f5'i'r'tXw'fr1ffr'- if i'f'ififP9' ffvfff5ff'f'f'if5ff'r'.v'--riff' 339' f Q 3 st 2 If - + X y, W Q lfleffl CHU jf Hfilge 5 If 4 + z Y y S sz S Y A sg i r Z Sales and Serzfzce 1 v W' 3 Keyser, W. 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Oh, Ive got lots of time, I h I I-if , V5 the bell just rang . . . aug CWS .I C ' ' ' I .A s I I Gerald Villano . . . jolly . . . take life is Bill Rohman . . . good conversation- amy and enjoys it , i , 5 alist . . . a mans best friend is his camera W W - ' yt idle Andrew aggoner . . . a penny lor 5 74 ' ' ' 'lb ' ' ' your thoughts . . . going places . . . ,S Z Garnet Rohrbau fh P S farm ex- H 'T j E - - - j l 4 f Norman W1lllLlCC . . . Well, guess l ,K press leaving at 12:01 . . . farm statistician. can get ready for Supper Howl . 1 - Larry 2' Tyler Rotrucli . . . Deans bouncer Clinton v - - WWC Wfhlllillle - - - 2 X . . . mum's the word . . . feller's got a lit- Robert Watson . . . lim not lazykl as gs tle number downtown . . . l just don't like to hurry . . . Cassanova. w j 5 -'f'f'r'l5 r'f'3'F'fr'f'f'f9'i'i'f'P'35'rfr'k'r'f'f'f'S ?'f'P'5'f'f'f'f'rff95'Q'i'2'X 5f,'Q','f'Q'j'2'2Cf2'Sfi'p'f'f'pQ',fQfQ' Q w x 9 x ,S Goldsworth 8m Son s i y s PUGH S ESSO STATION 3 y s P f . 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