Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

I For Reference Not to be taken from this room Mary F Shipper LibraryIMedia Center Potomac State College of WVU Kevw WV 267726 378.754 P849c 1942 Th C t mount T 55460 A 1 1, .. QT' ' s ,ff g , , 1 1 x 1 A ' A r x 1 'y ,n, w I ff ., I. f -I4.'. ' v. ,115 , N3 H, 1 ' A I. 4 .,,'!-q rl' .: lv .4. qv.. ., .ng L, 7'4.l'I Y-QV f.i1'?i vrr JV, 4 'F k i V J I , W1 , r , ,1 1 I 1 w 1 1 I k v I -4 . 1 v . Q. . 1,- -wuly X rv. , J wr lx .x . ' x ,JEL A w wx ,X I, 4- - J:3 xfin Zac .fzlffuii Note-None of the Material Published Herein Can Be Used Without Written Permission of the Publishers L. .- .1 A, ., xx Q T iX?z'1'5QxS n4'E'5Q, SCN Q 44'KYX ,Ja . Se.v 2f9 Q if if L 945m ,Q my x0 , fb . JW Sf Ati: I .iw : 71 Y. 5 fn Xf? ff'53 gf F 2-2,2225 , Q jf? ,L I' ,, LQ ' ' ' ' xg Mw v,,.t I . jj XV K9 .N ,..! J CZATZSMQUNT YR 'Q 11 ,I if A 1 l TV? Art Dlrector Advisor M 9 9 90 Paul E. Frye larles R. Dayton falter Dinteman Javid G. Nuzum am mmma mam i f ' . yric N .sf 1 . I , 10-K ,J -ia PESGUJHQCUD UE The activities of the year have seemed to follow the pattern of a drama. Each student and faculty member has played his part. The staff submits this yearbook in five acts and hopes this presentation will be a joyful reminder of the happy days at Potomac State. With pride the staff presents the fourth volume of THE CATAMOUNT. 223 Act l Administration Act ll Dramatis Personae Intermission Winds of Pleasure Act Ill Organizations Act W Athletics Act V Features Epilogue Advertisements W' ' ' 1 l pi . V, -i ,xl-f 7 I . T A -Q A 4 Ni' fill I Ps. V .A E we , 1 3, at Q 5' t .ws v EEE! We number among the loyal supporters of our college a friend whose Words of encouragement, understanding, and cooperation have contrib- uted to the success of many of our activities. Because of his spirit of ser- vice and interest shown to Potomac State School, we the Sophomore Class, dedicate the 1942 CATAMOUNT to Newton B. Carskadon H3313 TEH S The staff wishes to extend its sincere thanks to Mr. David G. Nuzum in appreciation for his time, effort, and guidance spent in producing this fourth volume of THE CATAMOUNT. We are also indebted to Dr. Eliza- beth A. Atwater for her assistance in arranging group pictures and for the use of the Pasquino Staff room by our photographer and to Mr. W. D. An- thony for printing privileges. The Staff appreciates the encouragement given by Dr. Church, Dean McKee. and the faculty. VVe acknowledge with appreciation: the service and guidance ren- dered by Mr. R. A. Haddock of Jahn and Ollier Engraving Companyg the frequent trips and consultation given by Mr. John F. Rose of the Herald Printing House, and the excellent quality of photographs and friendly cooperation offered by Mr. George Ruhl. To all of our advertisers and boosters we extend our unreserved ap- preciation. VVe ask pardon for any omissions and errors. 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A .f.'!:1..'!.: 'L--'. ,1'-M-cb..-::g:'Ilit4:g94'..g 1 ,ggzg:'g1,1'.1.,-A -..1:.1f'-' ' 11. .,1 -..., , if af- L 1.1 ff 11 ' 1,-.. +1 ffi gxilffc. 11- 133' fgjffj ZEQEEJI1.. ' ,gg-gang ' 1-5.1 C211 ' qi, ff:-r' ' If Administration fi Q' Ihr, E. E. t'luu'cli, l 1'esident TPLER A' H193 NTQS M THE CATAMGUNT is a mirror that will reflect, through the coming years, the activities of a busy college year. It has been an unusual year, one Without precedent in the lifetime of students on the campus. It has been an historic year, whose real significance may not quickly be ap- preciated. We are grateful to the Staff and the Advisor of THE CATAMOUNT for a good job faithfully done. We will remember you as you help us to remember the Potomac State of 1941-42. E. E. CHURCH EEZLNQS ESS The l942 CATAMOUNT is a lasting and treasured record of campus personalities and their activities at Potomac State School during the first year of the present National Emergency. It calls to the attention of both faculty and students not only the things We strive to live for, but more important, the things we are Willing to sacrifice, yes, even to give our very lives to preserve. The efficient stair and able sponsor are to he coininendecl for their untiring efforts in making this an outstanding and worthwhile yearbook. K. S. MCKEE Riley Dean McKee Ziff? l -al-f I 4 .J Dennison Odell Ireland Martin Shreve Stewart Withers Krabill Shipper LEONARD G. XVITHERS, li. Mus. Illusic' Cincinnati Conservatory of Music DAVID M. KRAIZILL, Ph. D. Alatfzczmltfcs College of XVooster Ohio State University MARY FRAVEL SHIPPER, A. IS. L1'z'2rm'y Sa'1'c'z1f6 George Washington Columbia University RAYMOND L. DENNISON, M. S. .1gl'iC'l4lflU'C' Salem College VVest Virginia University Ohio State University EIVIORY IRELAND, B. S. C. E. If I1 gl-7'lt'6I'1-I1 g West Virginia University OID DAVIS SHREVE, M. S. tOn Leave of Absencel Clzcmislry Davis and Elkins VVest Virginia University University of Michigan University of North Carolina Atwater Nuzum Miller ELIZABETH A. ATVVATER, Ph. D Speech and Dmmalics lournczlism Duquesne University Cornell University University of Pittsburgh DAVID G, NUZUM, M. A. Englfxh West Virginia University Duke University NANCY MARGARET MILLER Ph. D. Illodern and Clll5.fl.CLIl Lmzguagex Lebanon Valley College University of Pittsburgh CHALLENS B. ODELL, M. A. .flgrfcullure Virginia Polytechnic Institute West Virginia University HARVEY A. MARTIN, M. S. Biology Concord State Teachers College VVest Virginia University Ohio State University LINCOLN STEWART, Ph. D. Geology Stanford University Columbia University C. W. BOLEN, Ph. D. History Emory and Henry Duke University NV. D. ANTHONY, D. C. S. R6gl.5il'dI' Com 111 6'I'CI-L11 Kentucky University La Salle Extension University ERVIN L. DAYTON, M. A. EC0l10777I.C5 Potomac State West Virginia University Johns Hopkins University JAMES W. GREEN, B. S. Cht'l7Zf,fZI'jl Davis and Elkins University of Pennsylvania FRANCES A. CLARK, B. S. S. Ser1'cta1'1'al University of Akron lniversity of Southern California University of Pittsburgh GERTRUDE S. STANHAGEN Sefrcllary to tfzc' Prc.v1'a'6z1t Bolen Anthony . '51 4' DANA G. LOUGH, B. S. Physical! EdllC'LIZl'0l1 Potomac State West Virginia University Marshall College University of Cincinnati ELLEN NEILI, P1'cc'c'pt1'c'.f.f of Rcjwzoldx Hull 47.0-.x Neill Williams Hutton ETHELYND B. HUTTON P1'vu'pt1'c'.v,v of Duzfix Hull .IEANETTE IXICGUFFIE, N. A. 1?,1g1,',-11 l'niversity of XVest Virginia Dayton Green Lough Y Drake JANE IIICSSIC IDILXIQE. li. S. PXZQYXI-C111 lf11'm11l1'of1 XXI-st Virginia University New York University MARY KATIIICRINIC XVII,I,l.-X313 B. S. Dll'f1'Il4zI1I Potomac State 'West Virginia University YERNA RILEY, M. A. Homf' lfco11o1111'f.f RIEll'lt'llll Uolleglt' Ohio XVesleyan University Ohio University Ohio State University EIJNA I.. l l,EEli I f11t111t'1'i1l Sl'l'l'C'f1II'y Clark Stanhagen Fleek lVlcGuFHe HGH QQ ,, I President filllll'L'll Alain-s a Purchase ot' lit-tense Stamps On January 20, 15342. Sigma Phi Omega began the sale of Defense Bonds and Stamps to the student body. Under the leadership of Marshall Carrier, Jr., a booth was placed in the hall of the Administration Build- ing, and members of the Honor Society volunteered their services as sales- men two mornings each week. Stamps were secured at the post oiiice, and arrangements were made to fill orders for bonds. Sales for January were 364.253 for February, 3225.451 and for March, 35115.25 A goal of S9700 for the semester is expected to be exceeded. Sigma Phi Omega will continue the sale of Defense Bonds and Stamps next year. qaffaw fllfne .fe of jfze ' Act H ' 1 ' x' ' 1 f- ..,. -H 3-'r 1 1,232 '19 . 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Betty Lee llakan . . . liridgeluort . . , I're-Educa- if... rt..-,.1 i..,.1l.,ot..,, i'1t:..a 11'-'tv tion , . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . . XV. A. A. . . . Country Life . . . Anti-Fire League . . . Medical Club . . . Players . . . 3 5 . Margaret Stuart Crawford . . . Davis . . , Pre- Nursing . . . W. A. A .... Singers . . . Country t Life . . . Medical Club . . , Anti-1f'ire League . . . 51 - - - -1 will study nursing . . . Lil George Samuel Mullett . . . New Martinsville . . . Agriculture , . . Sports Club . . , Ilasketball . . . Football . . . Anti-Fire League . . . will enter the armed forces t ft. .t 51-tw...t Aim-tt, tz.-tti-t-.- .i.,mtf.,n,rau1 Paul Johnson . . , Clarksburg . . . Engineering 15 In .tel to .Muir t,1i.-.1-1. limit, ig,,,,tM,1L,L-tg if WH, HI ,h,H,.w VW-l,1'w-iy,.,,,1 Wm-12. l'siulin+- . . . Engineers' Club . . . Anti-lfire League . . . Tex James D. Preaskorn . . . Ritlgeley . . . Pre'Eduea- tion . . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Business Manager Catamount . . . Players Club . , , Pasquino Staff . . . Folio Book Club . . . Jimmie Betty Glover . . . Burlington , . . Pre-Education . . . NV. A. A .... Country Lift, -,.. Players' Cluh . . . Catamount .lack Berry '.., Clarksburg . . . Business Admin- ' istration . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . Players' Club . . . I'an-Hellenic . . . Anti-Fire League , . . will attend XV. Y. U .... Action George Eiehhorn . . , Lonaconing, Md ,... Ac- counting XYiIlard M. Ansel . . . Springfield . . . Accounting . . . Singers . . , Anti-Fire League . . . Brud Pauline XVarden XYertz . . . NVardensVille . . . Medical Teelinology . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma , . . VV. A. A .... Catamount Staff , . . Medical Club . . , Anti-Fire League Sofzfzomafzol glffily rqnjioi all '7fzuAeA - RES Ethna E. Snider . . . Clarksburg . . . Pre-EcluCa- tion . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . , Sigma Phi Omega . . . Singers . . . Players . . . Pasquino Staff . . . Folio Book Club . . , Pan-Ilellenic . . . will attend XV. V. U. Fred Onderdonk, .lr .... luxvootl . . . Agriculture . . . Phi Sigma Nu . , . Country Life . , . Anti- Fire League Mary Leah .Indy . . , Circleville . . , Home Eeo- nomies . . . Sigma Epsilon Chi President . . . Home Ee. Club . . . XV. A. A .... Players . . . Folio Book Club . . , Country Life Club . . . Pan-Hellenic .Iohn Manehin . , . Farmington . . . llusiness Atl- ministration . . . Football . . . Phi Sigma Nu Elaine .lvril Stefly . . . Tl'Cllltlll. N. .l .... llusi- ness . . . will continue at Potomae State . . . Stef Don Paul Vasile . . . Clarksburg . . . A. ll .... Mi l l 'l Phi Sigma Nu . , . will enter Army Air Corps . . . Vaseline Ernest Delbert Heliniek . . . llenbush . . . Pre- Meclieine . . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Sigma Phi Omega . . . Folio Book Club .laek 0'Neill , . . Clarksburg . . . Physical Educa- tion . . . Sports Club . . . Football . . . Hasketball Sylvia Black . . . Upper Traet . . . llome Eco- nomics . . . Sigma Epsilon Chi . , . llome Ee, Club . . . Players Patricia Tierney . . . XVestou . . . Set-retarial . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . . Anti-lfire League , . Pan-Hellenic . . . Pat NVQ-ndell Moore . , . Cairo . . . Agrieulture . . . Phi Sigma Nu . , . Country Life Club . . . will attend XV. V. U. . . Wently Alvin Porteriield . . . Gap lllills . . . Agriculture . . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Country Life Club . . . Anti-Fire League Marshall Carrier, .lr. . . . lie-vser . . . Pre-lXlecli- Cine . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . Sigma Phi Omega , . . Anti-Fire League . . . lloy Scouts . . . llleclical Club Helen Campbell . . . Spencer . . . Business Admin- istration . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . . Sigma Phi Omega . . . VVomen's Athletic Association Asa Gawthrop . . . llridgeport , . . Engineering . . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Engineers' Club . . . will attend P. S. S 1 SHMM' mmm 1 l,t.1.-,tl-mit. Frm! Jutly, Maly Leah l-lelmit-lt, liai-nest WN-full. flavk Tierney, Marg. l'atr1t:ia Bl'-ore. W4-in-lull rt--lljs, l-.l:un-- Xaslle, lion Paul lllark. Sylvia Porierlielcl, Alxln Carrier, Max-shall Campbell, Helen 1 tlznwtlwop, Asa Kan 6014211 ,ffm R ' aaedfzmen atson. Flhzabeth lriyloi, .lanies ltmri'-, l':ixtoli Howvgrs. Ko 1 Ll1'i'X', Willtaiii Eye. .lean Nloomzm. Lewis 5 H'- 4l 'H Yenkle, Frank tfgirori, lajllggn Ryu-ti, John Bolt., In-lltt-rt ' lin-lniiolid, Agnes Smith, Hubert ov' nv- Judy, Yirmniu SGD EH xvilliillll H. Curry . . . Lost Creels . , . .Xgriculture .Ieannettc Eye , . . Deer Run . . . Commercial . . Sigma Epsilon Chi . . . Singers . . . Players . . . Pasquino Staff . . . Country Life Club . . . XV. ,X. A. . , . Anti-Fire League Lewis Moonlan . . . l'ett-rsburg . . . llre-Law . . . Phi Sigma Nu . . Anti-lfire League . . . will attend college Carroll N. Smith . , . l-Blaine . , . Engineering . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . ltlngint-ers' Club . . . Singers Frank M. Yeakle . . . XX'inchester. Ya. . . . Busi- ness Administration . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . Anti'Fire League . . . Potomac State Orchestra . . . Basketball Evelyn Eileen Caton . . . Cairo . . . Secretarial . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . , . XX'. AX. .X .... Singers . t'Kate lfllizabeth XX'atson . . . Cameron .... X. li. , . . col- lege John Edgar Byrd . , . Martinsburg . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . , Pasquino Staff, lflditor . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Potomac State Orchestra . . Journalism . . . Johnny Delbert H. Bobo . . , Keyser . . . Pre-Education . . . Singers .lanies Taylor . . . lieyser . , . Agriculture . . Country Life Club . . . will attend XV. Y, U. . Jim Agnes Richmond . . . Lonaconing. Md .... Home Economics . . . Sigma Phi Omega . . . Home Ec. Club . , . W. A. A .... Singers . . . Country Life Club . . . Anti-Fire League . . . Potomac State Orchestra . . . will attend U. of Md. Robert Smith . . . Cumberland. Md .... En- gineering , . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Engineers' Club . . . Anti-Fire League . . . Pan-Hellenic . . . Stu- dent Council . . . will enter Army Paxton Powers .... X lartinsburg . . . l're-Medi- cine . , . Theta Sigma Chi . . . lioy Scouts . . Medical Club Robert Bowers . . . Cumberland, lX'ld .... Busi- ness Administration . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . Anti-Fire League . . . Sophomore Class Vice- president . . , Bob Virginia Nida Judy . . . Upper Tract . . . Home Economics . . . Sigma Epsilon Chi . . , Home EC. Club . . . VV. A. A .... Players . . . Country Life Club . . , Ginger Jfamec ' 9 Bainqfi GM Gmail ancf fvadialqia fQDLRi Dave Hardman . . . VVeston . . . Pre-Law . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Student Body President Lois Mae Byer . . . Ridgeley . .P , Pre-Education . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . . Sigma Phi Omega ...VV. A. A .... Pasquino Staff.. .Country Life .. Anti-Fire League . . . Student Council . . . Stu- dent Forum . . . Social Committee . . . Treas- H I D ll A urer of Freshman Class . . . President of Rey- l' l m'e I ' F l 'li nolds Hall . . . will attend University cf Maryland Paul Eugene Frye . . . XN'esternport. Md .l.. Pre- Medicine . , . Players . . . Co-Editor of Cata- mount. . . . Boy Scouts . . . Assistant Sccutmaster . . . Will attend University of Maryland . . . Doc Franklin Kimmel! . . . Keyser , . . Engineering . . . Phi Sigma Nu , . . Engineers Club . . . Sing- ers . . . Players . . . Catamount Staff . . . Anti- Fire League Donald McCoy . . . XN'estcrnport, Md .... llusi- Kimmeii,immk ltlet'--X. I- Ml-I li1lt'.Uf-reilii' ness Administration , , . Engineers Club . . . lloy 'H i Scouts . . . to attend University of Md. it V llorotha Kile . . . Upper Tract . . . Business Ad- ministration . . . Sigma Epsilon Chi . . . Sigma Phi Omega . . . Players Mary Lou Brown . . . Kingwood . . . Secretarial . , . Players . . . W. A. A .... Anti-Fire League David Loughrie . . . Cumberland, Md .... A. B. . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . Attend VV. Y. U. Theodore XVeller . . Martinsburf-I . . . Pre-Modi- W1'0iin.M1+1'rL1-U 1-'1l12h1'if'- Devil' W L'1'-'V'W ' cine . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . Antiel-'ire League . . . Medical Club Charles Garrett, .lr .... Vlfeston . . . Agriculture . . . Phi Sigma Nu , . . Anti-Fire League . . . Pan- Hellenic . . . President of Sophomore Class . . . to attend VV. V. U .... Student Council Eileen Lovern Clarke . . . Midland, Md .... Pre- Education , . . Country Life . . . VV. A. A. Lionel Richardson . . . Jane Lew . . . Agriculture . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . Country Life . . . Boy Gu1'v'vtt.t'h:11'lL-H C11-the Scouts . . . Anti-Fire League . . . to attend W.V.U. Kenneth Peters . . . Thomas . . . Chemistry . . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Sigma Phi Omega . , . Singers . . . Student Council . . . President of Davis Hall William Jackson . . . Pennsboro . . . Agriculture . . . Phi Sigma Nu, Treasurer , . . Bill D0l'0fhy Ruth Trentle . . . Hoyrlesburg . . . Home Economics . . . W. A. A .... Anti-Fire League . , . to attend W. V. U. Eileen Hu-Iiavdsoii, laone Peters, Kenneth Jackson. William Treutle, Dorothy 7!tGl'tkl?iUi4'tQf aedli ' ' f ,Me New wa . ur tn N., ,H Joseph Mains . . . Elkins . . . Business Adminis- tration Lucile Adelaide Anthony . . . Keyser . . . Secre- tarial . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . . Pasquino Staff , . . Aid-to-America Committee . . . will attend Potomac State ill -wt t l I -fm S , . I 1 1 W' 'K' 'W 'ma Thomas Nl'Xl'C'0llll' . . . Newburg . . . Pre-Medi- cine . . . Players . . . Folio Book Club . . . Coun- Xl' try Life . . . Medical Club , . . will attend W. V. U. Alice Catherine Branson . . . Lost River . . Business Administration . . . Players Joseph Clarence Em:-h . . . New Martinsville . . . Agriculture , . . Anti-Fire League . . . Football . . . Sports' Club . . . will continue schooling Edith N4-wlon . . . 'Funnelton . . . Home Eco- nomics . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . . Home Ec. I-Mm---it -, it 1 luv'-4-r. -ltr-tl Xe It A' Wm' muh Club . . . Players . . . VV. A. A .... Folio Book Club . . . Pasquino Staff 7 Norman Hugh Robertson . . . Martinsburg . . . Agriculture . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . to attend XV. V. U. . , . Robin Agnes Lynn Parrish . . . Charleston . . . A. B. . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . . VV. A. A .... Sing- ers . . . Folio Book Club . . . Country Life . . . Potomac State Orchestra . . . Anti-Fire League lit-lttrxst-11, Nt-in limi Aww- Pwr, Duane Duane Post , . . Clarksburg . . . Pre-Education lull 1 4l,. . . , Anti-Fire League . . . Boy Scouts . . . Sports' fv- Club Elizabeth Jane Kerr . . . Elkins . . . Home Eco- nomics . . . Sigma Epsilon Chi . . . Home Ec. Club . . . W. A. A .... Players . . . Country Life . , . to attend Iowa State hurl, lihzztb-th vu. -'kt-1 B Bayard L. Swecker . . . Valley Head . . . Agricul- ture . . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Country Life . . . Anti-Fire League swift lY vl11f1'l-VG-'Ile Cecile Bl'l'lillld . . , Keyser . . . Business Adminis- ' A' e tration . . . Sigma Epsilon Chi . , . Folio Book Club . . . Country Life Lawrence M. Ward . . . Elkins . . . Forestry . . . Country Life . . , Air Raid Warden . . . Larry .lame Human . . . Keyser . . . Pre-Education . . . Sigma Epsilon Chi . . . Sigma Phi Omega . . . Singers . . , Catamount Staff . . . Pan-Hellenic Nile XV4-Ils . . . Sistersville . . . Agriculture llarul, l.:u'r3 I.:tx-.t'--time ll1nn:lu,J:uu,- Wells, Nile Neapfnyfu ,in a ,af 1 1 MUL3 XVilliam Marshall Rogers . . . VVesternport, Md. . . . Pre-Education . , . Catamount Staff , . . Bill Mary Alyce Harman . . . Kingmont . . . Home Economics . . . Anti-Fire League . . . Sigma Epsilon Chi . . . W. A. A .... Country Life Club . . . Home Economics Club Robert Cooper . . . VVeston . . . Pre-Law XVilliam Howard . . . Stone, Kentucky . . . A. B. . . . Journalism . . . Pasquino Staff . . . Sports' Club . . . Basketball , . . Football . . . Rebel Hubert Gainer , . . Specner . . . Chemical En- gineering . . . Theta Sigma Chi . . . Engineers' Club . . . Boy Scouts . , . Folio Book Club . . . Anti-Fire League Carrie Louise Sinsel . . . Flemington . . . Home Economics . . . Eta Upsilon Gamma . . . Sigma Phi Omega . . . W. A. A .... Players . . . Folio Book Club . . . Country Life . . . Home Er. Club Virginia Ambrose . . . Keyser . . . Secretarial . . Country Life Club , . . Players' Club Alex XVagoner . . . Springfield . . . Agriculture Richard Gordon . . . Cumberland, Md .... Chem- istry , . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Anti-Fire League . . . Dick Patrick Richard Crogan . . . Kingwood . . . Pre- Law . . . Phi Sigma Nu . . . Pan-Hellenic . . Basketball Martha Campbell . . . Davis . . . Pre-Education . . . W. A. A. , . . Country Life . . . Cheer leader Harry Fritz . . . Cumberland, Md .... Chemistry Alpheus H. Riddle . . . Parkerbsurg . . . Business Administration . . . Singers . . . Will join the army Carroll Rowe . . . Bunkerhill . . . Agriculture . . Sports' Club . . . Football . . . Sc-hoolboy Marie Collins . . . Kingwood . . . Secretarial , . VV. A. A ,... Country Life . . . 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Arts and Sciences Virgil Nlt-Cram' Aide-rson, XV. Va. .Xgrit-ulture .Xlt'ult'a Margaret Murray Keyser, XV. Va. Home lic-onomics llc-nzil Prutliel' Elizabeth, W. Va. Pre-Lam' XX'ilmu Prather Elizabeth, XV. Va. llome Economics Garnett R. Rohrhaugli Maysville. XV, Va. Agriculture RES XX'ilmu Geraldine Rive Keyser. VV. Va. Secretarial Country Life Club Folio Book Club Newman Skt-4-ns East Lynn, XV. Va. Agriculture Fred 'l'f-well Davis, W. Va. Pre-Ed Samuel XX'aingold Ridgeley, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Eugene XX'herley New Philadelphia, Ohio Pre-Ed Helen Louise XX'heeler Keyser, XV. Va. Business Administration Sigmas . . . Student Council Michael Ye-weir- Conemaugh, Penna. Physical Education Football . . . 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Helen was honored because of her out- standing scholastic achievement and her loyalty to her sorority in all undertakings. To the music of Reed Raines, sixty couples danced in a colorful setting of orange and black. with cornstalks and pumpkins add- ing a note of gaiety. pam cuzcf vquifumn 4 Zfncfm a ali!! Mann Ethno Snider MEC MEN B All At the eighth annual Homecoming Ball, October ll, Ethna Snider, sophomore from Clarksburg, was honored as Miss Catamount Ill. Ethna is president of the Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority, and a member of the Players Club, Folio Book Club, Singers, and the Pasquino Staff. She is Well liked on the campus and was given this honor by popular vote of the stu- dents. Delmar Burns, alumnus member of Theta Sigma Chi, presented her with a bouquet of red roses, after which she led the grand march, a feature of the dance. Approximately two hundred couples, including many alumni, danced under a ceiling of autumn leaves to the music of the Diplo- mats of Martinsburg. mpiei Zflhodzmf Amid Yfmfl Zlalzagef Gmail Nw Melamed Mary Alyce Harman EEZHQ CCA N Because of the shortening of the school term, the two annual spring fraternity dances were molded into one, sponsored by Pan-Hellenic, March 27. Red, white, and blue decorations emphasized the Pan-American theme. Corsages were banned from the dance with the exception of those sold by Pan-Hellenic, which donated the proceeds to the Red Cross. The dance was high-lighted by the presentation of the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Miss Mary Alyce Harman was chosen by a campus-wide election for this honor. A representative of Pan-Hellenic presented Miss Harman with a bouquet, after which she led the grand march. fqpple B , ghd Wioleii, .faaei We-any laecam rx., X X Helen Wheeler JUN E EEE. lil! IP December 13 found the students of Potomac State in a holiday mood at the Jingle Bell Hop sponsored by Phi Sigma Nu and Sigma Epsilon Chi. Amid a bower of pine trees and jingling bells, Helen Wheeler' and Charles Garrett were proclaimed Queen and King of Winter. Miss Wheelei' was chosen by her sorority because of her beauty, personality, and leadership. Each couple was met at the door by Santa Claus, who presented each girl with a jingle bell bracelet. Music was furnished by Jimmy Andrews and his orchestra. 40, -ma, QMAQ, Maze gezzlf yalm Bellai- Lois Byer THE H3 E 0 Z?-AE. The crowning of Miss Lois Byer as Queen of May was followed by the Queen's Ball. A record crowd attended to pay homage to Her Majesty and Court. Miss Byer was chosen for her personality, charm, and leader- ship on the campus. She is a member of Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority, Country Life Club, W. A. A., The Pasquino Staff, and Sigma Phi Omega The gymnasium was beautifully decorated with flags of South American countries. May Wfacfnud, glfin Queen, eawiafzl, cud 6-7 ' CDUERT A tradition on the campus of Potomac State is the selection and honor- ing of the Queenof May. On Saturday, May 2, Miss Lois Byer was crowned by President E. E. Church. In her attendance were Prince Dave Hardman and twelve princesses with their respective escorts, all chosen by vote of the students. The program, under the supervision of Dr. Atwater and Mrs. Drake, followed a South American trend, with accompanying music di- rected by Mr. Withers. May Queen-Lois Byer May Prince-Dave Hardman Members of the Court Jean Alexander, Pauline XVe1'tz, Agnes Richmond, Betty Dakan, Laura Coleman, Patricia Tierney, Dorothy Ayers, Eileen Caton, Agnes Parrish, Mary Rawls, Mary Kathleen All- man, Christine Sniith, John Byrd, Carroll Rowe, Ernest Grove, Rohert Bowers, Kenneth Underwood, LeMoyne Blake, Jackson Berry, Vincent Townsend, VVilliam Long. Joseph Mains, Frank Yeakle, and Charles Garrett. '7fze www of fuaaaeezm ana! am, 4 , a 1 f ' X .gfffzziyf A, ' 4 f -'ivf X ' 7? 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S 8 9 5.5 I9 POTOMAC STATE 42 -'E . 3, 2 8 29 vu, fl 43,7 M, pam, fzswu, saw amz Rammm D GAMMA ii President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Chaplain Sentinel - Consul - Adamas Editor - Ethna Snider Dorothy Ayers Helen Campbell Margaret Murray - Agnes Parrish Eileen Caton Carrie Sinsel - Lois Byer Sponsor - - Miss Verna Riley Co-Sponsor Miss Frances Clark Eta Upsilon Gamma, the only national junior college sorority on the campus, was established by six girls at Christian College, Columbia, Mis- souri. The sorority's aims are to promote scholarship, to stimulate school spirit, and to enrich and broaden friendship. The Rush party, held October 16, was a Gammaret. Thirty girls became pledges. Mrs. Kay Crawford, Gamma's national treasurer, was a guest of the sorority and initiated the girls as pledges. Lucile Anthony was awarded the Gamma Scholarship Pin with an average of 2643. Miss Frances Clark accepted the co-sponsorship ot' the sorority to assist Miss Verna Riley, sponsor. March 17 was the beginning of Hell VVeek which was climaxed with the formal banquet and initiation at the Corwin Hotel in Keyser. Certain honors have been bestowed upon several Gamma members, Ethna Snider was honored as Miss Catamount at the Homecoming Ball. Helen Campbell was the Harvest Queen, being honored at the Harvest Ball. The members are: Ethna Snider Dorothy Ayers Helen Campbell Margaret Murray Eileen Caton Agnes Parrish Patricia Tierney Pauline Wertz Betty Dakan Bonnie Snider Mary Kathleen Allman Jean Alexander Lucile Anthony Barbara Lee Paarlberg Mary Lou Leonard June Frazee lletty Ann Sites Christine Baldwin .loan Rowe Rebecca Mauzy Alta Fay Montgomery H TG. A - . Q 7 Ox- 7 5' 5 5 Cie Y 4, .ti 626 Q60 Q 7, D Carrie Sinsel Mary Nan Harshbarger Meta Boyd Lois Byer Geneveve Mott Evelyn Harper Edith Newlon June Heare Laura Coleman Eleanor L6M3StEl'S ' ' ' .f Zach ,Za fre 0 fam Z alafiii , O O O Q I Q .t f . 7 Z ,ff S H ith E F ' ua. . President - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Chaplain - Social Secretary - - - - Pan-Hellenic Representative - - Mary Leah Judy Jeanette Eye Helen Wheeler Virginia Judy Dorotha Kile - Betty Kerr - Jane Homan Sponsors - Miss Mary K. NVillia1ns, Mrs. Dana G. Lough '7!neaJ9Le fiafufia, Originated on October 10, 1923, Sigma Epsilon Chi, Potomac State s oldest sorority, is a local organization, though at one time it was aiiiliated with national junior college sorority, Sigma Iota Chi. Aided by Phi Sigma Nu, Sigma Epsilon Chi sponsored the Jingle Bell Hop. Miss Helen Wheeler was honored by being crowned Queen of W'inter at the Jingle Bell Hop and Miss Mary Alice Harman Was honored at the t'Ameri-Can Can as the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Cn February 14, a tea was given at the clubhouse by the sponsors. The sorority provided entertainment for the graduating members at the end of the school term. Miss Christine Shockey and Miss Agnes Minear earned three-point averages for the first semester, to lead the sorority in scholastic average. The organization holds as its ideal the promotion of congeniality, sis- terly devotion and loyalty, responsibility, and consideration for others. It seeks to engender high standards of morality and scholastic attain- ment and to develop true womanhood. The sorority members and pledges are: Lucille Davis Cecile Breland Jean Bowers Ruth Tettenburn Eloise Borror Jean Bee Sadie Belle Nelson Carole Moon Charlaine Reynolds Hilda Wipple Edith Bussard Carolyn Gunn Mary Catherine Hoover Edna Ruth McFarland Wilma Paugh Agnes Minear Eleanor Colabrese Christine Smith Helen Hess Dorothy Dye Christine Shockey Mary Leah Judy Jeanette Eye Betty Kerr Mary Alice Harman Dorotha Kile Sylvia Black Virginia Judy Helen VVheeler Jane Honian Alice Jean Fulk '7ea fbancei, 0 Bean: , EH H X. I .-. .1 N x AN it v Q, .4 N 1 . Y -, if 6 if ,141 Q Q 2- .- EEXNZQ POTOMAC STITE a,g5, W S I ' -:f'. 4214 f q.,lJe1,eL,, sam, we fm H9313 SH Z le.-A 7 u- X wif' ' ,4 'r' wr- 52 XY fgkjxF5Q 'H 0 if Q 155223 I 94- 2 POTOMAC sms .,x g s, Y V t M A kv WMA mf 104 Ramancoi J if T4 N :YNY R W mxxxwxxxwxxxwxx m st HWS? XX X X- I- A ' H . 0 Q A First Semester President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Representative to Pan-Hellenic Chaplain ---- Sergeant, Sponsor ---- Second Semester President ------ Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer ---- Representative to Pan-Hellenic Chaplain ---- Sergeant Charles Garrett Ernest Helmick Patrick Crogan Kenneth Peters Patrick Crogan Denzil Prather John Manchin Dr. C. XV. Bolen - Robert Smith Kenneth Peters Alvin Porterfield William Jackson Patrick Crogan Fred Onderdonk XVendell Moore SUGMQ it Sponsor Dr. C. VV. Bolen The Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity was originally a national junior college organization which was later disbanded. Phi Sigma Nu is now known on the campus as a local social fraternity. This year Phi Sigma Nu, with Sigma Epsilon Chi, sponsored the third annual Jingle Bell Hop. Various picnics, parties, and hikes were held during the year. The fraternity holds and demands certain requirements, such as scholastic achievement, high moral standards, a better college spirit, and a greater interest in all school activities. It also strives to promote better relations between college students as a whole, and to establish a life-long bond of friendship between the members. The fraternity members are: Patrick Crogan VValter Frederick Charles Garrett Ernest Helmick Franklin Kimmell John Manchin Kenneth Peters James Rogers Denzil Prather Robert Smith Alvin Porterfield Fred Onderdonk lVendell Moore William Jackson Richard Gordon Don Paul Vasile Lewis Moomau Robert McCartney James Preaskorn Charles McElwee Don Edward Elrick Asa Gawthrop Bayard Swecker Richard Moore Roy Smith Joseph Sites .James Sites .lake Mauzy Eugene Foster wzazezwzea qfezzowifap, fa,azz,,, sem of JI N V X ln! I - Zz 1- f 'lf Z , fs pf, xy -' '-.R 'fi an I , xl! f ' V it C Q : 2 I 6 , ,.,.,..,. ,.,,,,.,,,,,,, , .,.,,.., , , . President - Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurei' Chaplain - - - Sergeant-at-Arms - Representative to Pan-Hellenic Sponsor - - - - - Jack Berry Marshall Carrier, Jr. - Robert Bowers - - Carroll Smith - David Loughrie - VVillian1 Long - Mr. E. L. Dayton Theta Sigma Chi has long been known as the producer of leaders on the Potomac State campus as well as the future leaders of the world. Scholastically, the fraternity has won three of the Dean's Scholarship Cups. The fraternity began its social season by sponsoring the election of Miss Catamount III for the Homecoming Dance. Miss Ethna Snider, who won the honor, was presented a beautiful bouquet of red roses shortly before intermission by Theta Alumnus, Delmar Burns. In November, Theta Sigma Chi, in collaboration with Eta Upsilon Gamma, held a Har- vest Swingf' Miss Helen Campbell was honored at this dance for her scholastic and social attainments during her two years on the campus. In March, the fraternity, in conjunction with the other Greek groups on the Hill, sponsored the Ameri-Can Can. Several informal parties were also held during the year. Adding to the beauty of the campus is a flag pole, erected by the group last spring, which stands before Davis Hall. The fraternity in under- taking this project desired to contribute something toward the beautifica- tion of the campus and at the same time to construct a monument to Thetas. This flag pole will be a constant reminder of the patriotic and zealous spirit of Theta Sigma Chi. All of the material and work which went into the completed project was the result of Theta perseverance. Members of the fraternity hold many of the important offices on the campus. These offices include: Editor of THE CATAMOUNTg President of the Freshman Class: Editor of the Pasquinog Vice-President of the Sophomore Classg three seats on the Student Councilg and President of Pan-Hellenic. The members of the fraternity are: Marshall Carrier Alfonso Colabrese Charles Dayton Hubert Gainer Ernest Grove Tom Groves Jack Berry LeMoyne Blake Robert Bowers Norman Buzzard John Byrd Bill Long Dave Loughrie Paxton Powers Lionel Richardson Norman Robertson David Robinson Carroll Smith Vincent Townsend Kenneth Underwood Ted Weller Frank Yeakle ' 'dl.L'az'e. ancf Ida Sli!! .Baia GMA CSL-QU V. -'--Q-1 Af- V V . -EK I 2 Q' , we v I9 POTOMAC STATE I 1. r BF JJ xgiy. Q. zmzwfecf QMMJMJF, swam, wzwzmm am LSJCIDME CID I: ' Membership in the Home Economics Club is based purely on interests and consists of those students participating in the courses in food, cloth- ing, and interior decorating. The activities of both the department and the club have grown greatly in the past five years, increasing the member- ship from one major to the present enrollment of thirty-one. The class in interior decorating was actively engaged at the begin- ning of the year in the redecoration of the reception room in Reynolds Hall. Their contribution to defense Work consisted of cutting out and mak- ing twenty-cight wool dresses for the American Red Cross. The foods class, consisting of three units, sponsored several bake sales in order to make money for the club. As another project each unit served a breakfast, lunch, and dinner to members of the faculty. The bud- get for these menus is limited and gives excellent planning experience. A Christmas dinner Was served by the foods class to the entire faculty. The decorations were under the supervision of the art class. Slilchyu of Shaigfnl' 'Seann ancf gancy 44613 4 DMU, The officers are: President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor The members are: Agnes Richmond Dorothy Treutle Virginia Judy Mary Alice Harman Betty Kerr Mary Leah Judy Carrie Sinsel Elizabeth Vlfolverton Sylvia Black Edith Newlon Sally Poage Mary Rawls Bonnie Snider Eloise Borror Jean Bowers Edith Buzzard Majel Channel Eleanor Colahrcse June Frazee Edith Newlon Mary A. Harman Virginia Judy Miss Yerna Riley Alice Jean Fulk Mary Nan Harslilwa Evelyn Harper Eleanor LeMastr-rs Ruth McFarland Agnes Minear Sadie Bell Nelson Irene Norwood lVilnia Paugh rgei Bdwu of Guam lhfffa, Blanc Manga, ancf .-fluff SH ERS Another successful year of work has been completed by the Potomac State Singers under the direction of Leonard G. lVithers. The group pre- sented a Christmas cantata, The Adoration, with Agnes Parrish, Del- bert Bobo, Carl Horner. and VVilliam Loy as soloists. During the year they have sung in many of the Keyser churches. Their program consisted of both sacred and secular music. Last year the Potomac Singers made a tour of twenty-one high schools in the state. going west as far as Parkersburg and as far east as Martins- burg. This past year they followed similar schedule. The Singers held their first annual dance April 10, in the school gym- nasium. lt. proved to be a huge success. Music was furnished by the Poto- mac State Collegiates. The final appearance of the Potomac Singers was at the graduation and baccalaureate services for the graduates of Potomac State School. President ------ Carroll Smith Secretary - - Agnes Richmond Director ---- Mr. Leonard G. VVithers The members are: Alto-Eileen Caton, Eleanor Colabrese, Margaret Crawford, Jane Hoinan. Eleanor Lelvlasters, Barbara Paarlberg, .Ioan Rowe, Wilma Paugh, Bonnie Sni- der, Etlina Sniderg Soyrrano-Margaret llosley, Jeanette Eye, Edna Ruth McFarland, Rebecca Mauzy, Carole Moon, Dorothy Moore, Geneveve Mott, Agnes Parrish, Agnes Rich- mond, Rutli Tettenburng Tenors-XVillard Ansel, VValter Frederick, Al Riddle, David Robinson, Charles Smith, Kenneth Peters: Hass-Paul Ankeny. LeMoyne Blake, Delbert Bobo, Robert Hicks, Frank Kimmell, Carroll Smith, Kenneth Underwood. 1121.64 Ganfofa, eafwfinq ancf 7aWuL GDT EEAYEESS The oldest cultural organization on the campus, the Potomac State Players was organized in 1919. t'Thanks Awfullyf' a comedy in one act, was the first offering of the year. and was presented before one of the regular assemblies just before the Thanksgiving holidays. For their second presentation, the club did a three-act drama entitled Kind Lady, by Edward Chodorov. This play was presented first on the evening of December 16, and was repeated January 20. The Players gave a series of one-act plays during commencement week. President, First Semester Margaret Murray President, Second Semester - Edith Newlon Vice-President - - - - Ethna Snider Secretary-Treasurer - - Carrie Sinsel Faculty Advisor - - - Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater Jean Alexander Jeannette Eye Virginia Judy Sadie Belle Nelson Mary Kathleen Allman June Frazee Elizabeth Kerr Thomas Neweome Virginia Ambrose Paul Frye Dorotha Kile Edith Newlon Lucile Anthony Joseph Heare Franklin Kimniell Christine Shoekey Jean Bee June Heare Mary Lou Leonard Carrie Sinsel Jack Berry Carl Horner Rebecca Mauzy Betty Ann Sites Sylvia Black Richard House Alta Fay Montgomery Ethna Snider Alice Branson Mary Leah Judy Geneveve Mott Mary Frost Williams Mary Lou Brown Frank Hawrylak Margaret Murray xr luake-Befieae WMU af 7 ' ,in Q4-eafie Elf-Qi: THE EDU U3 President - - Marshall Carrier Vice-President - - Helen Hess Sec!'ctary-Treasurer - - David Robinson Corresponding Secretary lllargarct Crawford The Medical Club of Potomac State School was formed in 1933. In lfl4l, however, it was reorganized with the revision of the constitution and by-laws. The purpose of the club is to give the students who are inter- ested in the Various medical fields contact with people who are engaged in the practice of medicine and to help them decide what branch of the profession they Wish to enter. Under the direction of Mr. Martin, the spon- sor, the club has made ra uid Jroffress durind the last fear. C1 Cv . .lean Alexander Melvin Cassady Laura Coleman Carole Moon Dorothy Moore Thomas Newcome Paxton Powers Charlaine Reynolds Rcynold Scarnecchia Robert I. Smith Grayson Talmler Ted Vlfeller Robert lVingfield Donald Flick Vincent Townsend Charles Dayton Paul Frye Carolyn Gunn Dorothy Ayers Pauline XVertz Betty Dalian Jane Maxwell ,in ,line Gfadeff laude Mawfae N HNEERS0 U President - Iflubert Gainer Vice-President - James Proudfoot Secretary-Treasurer - Robert Smith Sponsor - - Mr. Emory Ireland Organized in 19231, the Engineers' Club has been continued every year since that time. The main purpose of the club is to acquaint the engineer- ing students with the ideas and diiierent fields of engineering. To accom- plish this objective, several practicing engineers have spoken to the organ- ization. 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 interesting and instructive, The members are: VVilliam Brooke Michael Cannon XVilliam Carpenter Alphonse Colabrese XValter Dintcman Earl Ebert Charles Elliot David Eye Paul Fromhart Hubert Gainer David Gawthrop VVilliam Gorby Robert Hicks Carl Hornor Paul Johnson Franklin Kimmcll .Iolm Lester William Long Hubert Ltlebbtf .lolm Minnich Garold Norris Ralph lXIcl'Jonald Bernard Reeder .lames l'roudt'oot James Sites t'z1rroll Smith Robert Smith ilobell 'l'Llc'kt:l' .Iohn XVL-lshoncc William Yoder Mmagvfam, Mm? ,zaewfiezemeszeez President of the Student Rody President of the Sophomore Class Representative of Sophomore Class Representative of Pan-Hellenic Representative of Sports Club President of Davis Hall - President of Reynolds Hall President. of Freshman Class - Representative of Freshman Class Representative of Pasquino Staff Dave Hardman Charles Garrett Helen XVheeler William Long Carroll Rowe Kenneth Peters - Lois Byer Norman Buzzard Robert VVingfield - John Byrd TUBE Facility Advisor ---- Mr. David G, Nuzum The Student Council, under the supervision of the faculty, is the of- ficial governing organization of the Student Body. The Council directs student activities, promotes school spirit, and strives for a better under- standing between pupil and instructor. During Freshman VV'eek the Council serves as guides and aides in the general activities to acquaint the new students with the campus. Identi- fication badges were provided for all first year students. Other projects included purchase of megaphones for cheerleaders, publication of foot- ball programs for the Concord, Glenville, and VVest Virginia School of Technology home games, and sponsorship of the colorful Homecoming Ball. Six card tables were bought by the council and placed in Davis and Reynolds Halls. Selection and enforcement of Freshman Rules were delegated to the Council. A Freshman Court, known as Kangaroo Court, was established to mete out punishment to freshmen for failing to wear Dinks and for infraction of other rules. This year the council presented thirty Certi- ficates of Athletic Award, eighteen letters and ten sweaters to athletes who represented Potomac State on the gridiron and the basketball court. The council supervised the May Queen election, extended invitations to high schools to participate in the May Fete, and gave the May Day Ball. To conclude its activities of the year the council held an election for Presi- dent of the Student Body and Sophomore Class officers. ' aff ' , aalacfianafgll BSE First Semester EEN Pan-Hellenic is the governing body of all the Greek social organiza- tions on the campus. This organization serves to promote participation in fraternal activities, and as a central bank for the Greek orders. Each year the group sponsors the annual Christmas celebration. President ----- Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer ----- Representative to Student Council Representative to Social Committee Eta Upsilon Gamma Representative Sigma Epsilon Chi Representative Phi Sigma Nu Representative Theta Sigma Chi Representative Second Semester President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Representative to Student Council Representative to Social Committee Eta Upsilon Gamma Representative Sigma Epsilon Chi Representative Phi Sigma Nu Representative Theta Sigma Chi Representative Faculty Advisor ---- Jack Berry - Pat Crogan - Jane Homan Patricia Tierney - Bill Long Mary Leah Judy Patricia Tierney Ethna Snider Mary Leah Judy .lane Homan Charles Garrett Patrick Crogan Jack Berry William Long Ethna Snider Patrick Crogan - Jane Human - Jack Berry Robert Smith Patricia Tierney Patricia Tierney Ethna Snider Mary Leah Judy Jane Homan Robert Smith Patrick Crogan Jack Berry VVilliam Long Mr. Harvey Martin Qfzeek fella .fam gafy of 5744615 ancf IGDQD H3 The Folio Book Club was organized in 19539 under the direction of Miss Mary Shipper, librarian. The aims of the club are to stimulate an interest in popular books and to entertain literary-minded students. Since the club's organization, it has enjoyed many worthwhile activi- ties. Among these have been hearing authors review their books, attend- ing screen versions of books. and at each meeting having some interesting speaker review a recent book. This year the club was privileged to hear Anna Norman Oates. VVest Virginia poet, read some of her poems. Social activities included an outdoor picnic in honor of the new mem- bers and a dinner at the close of the year. The ofhcers of the organization are: President - Vice-President Secretary-Trcasurcr Sponsor - Other members are: Margaret Mosley Don Elrick Hubert Gainer Carolyn Gunn Evelyn Harper Betty Hanlin Ernest llelmick - - Thomas Newcome Carrie Louise Sinsel - James Preaskorn Miss Mary Shipper Helen Hess Mary Leah Judy Eleanor Ruth Lelvlasters Robert McCartney Edith Newlon Agnes Parrish Ethna Snider Eulgellwzfif Eaakfz ' fguallg LD BELTS U The Potomac State Debate Club received invitations to attend the Annual Tournaments held at Shepherdstown State Teachers College. Shepherdstown, West Virginiag and Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. The subject was: The Federal Govern- ment Should Control By Law All Labor Unions in the United States. The contests were given additional emphasis by the pressing need of National Defense. The debaters were: Barbara Paarlberg, Mary Calamine, Jean Bowers, affirmative teamg Robert McCartney, Denzil Prather, negative team. Much of the success of the team was due to the help and encouragement of its coaches and sponsors: Mr. Dayton, Mr. Anthony, Dean McKee, and Dr. Bolen. Uppanenh, fagic, fqaqunaenialian, Ref-alia! X 0 Q Q The Women's Athletic Association has been organized to popularize women's sports, to promote health, and to encourage leadership as well as participation. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Drake, director of girls, physical education. The club devotes its activities to basketball, volley- ball, badminton, archery, tennis, bicycling, hiking, swimming, and ping- pong. The club's motto is A sport for every girl and a girl for every sport. When a specified number of points has been earned, the member receives a recognition pin. Activities of the year include: Inviting representatives from twenty- iive schools for the annual play day, providing entertainment for the May Court, arrangement of intramural contests in sports, and a trip to Morgan- town, W. Va., for the University Play Day. President ------ Dorothy Ayers Vice-President - Eleanor LeMasters Secretary-Treasurer - - Jenevieve Green Intramural Manager - - Martha Campbell Eleanor Colabrese Christine Shockey Alma Payne Mary Lou Leonard June Frazee Louise Dayton Dorothy Dye Helen Campbell .Ioan Rowe Betty Dakan Martha Campbell Hilda VVippel Margaret Crawford Betty Ann Sites Agnes Richmond Agnes Minear Mary Frost Vtfilliams Barbara Paarlberg Eleanor LeMasters Alice Jean Fulk Meta Boyd Christine Baldwin Mary Lou Brown Betty Glover Sadie Belle Nelson Jenevieve Green Marie Collins Eileen Caton Rebecca Mauzy Mary Alice Harman Lucille Davis Majel Channell Mary K. Allman Elizabeth Kerr June Heare Carolyn Gunn Agnes Parrish Carrie Sinsel Jean Alexander Geneveve Mott Lois Byer Mary Leah Judy Mary Nan Harshbarger Virginia Ambrose Pat Tierney :mama CCCID TRY RFE U On May 26, 1925, the Country Life Club at Potomac State was organ- ized in connection with the Physical Education Department. lt is a branch of the Youth Section of the American Country Life Association with sim- ilar clubs in many colleges throughout the United States. The objectives of the club are to provide organized activities for stu- dents in order to inspire them to serve their school and community to bet- ter advantage, to promote sociability among its members, and to study the position of youth in the present world crisis. Monthly meetings con- sist of student programs, addresses, and discussions on vital problems. Membership in the club is open to any student who is interested in furth- ering these aims. Among the social activities of the club during the year were a party in the fall for the new members, an informal dance in the winter, and an annual picnic at the close of school. Meetings are held during the noon hour and luncheons are served by student committees. President, First Semester ---- Betty Kerr President, Second Semester - - Carolyn Gunn Secretary - - - Mary Lou Leonard Treasurer - - Agnes Richmond Sponsor - - - - Mrs, Bernard Drake Virginia Ambrose Betty Dakan Mary Leah Judy Dick Richardson Dorothy Ayers Louise Dayton Virginia Judy Agnes Richmond Meta Boyd Dorothy Dye Betty Kerr Joan Rowe Lois Byer Jeanette Eye Eleanor Ruth LeMasters Christine Shockey Martha Campbell Alice Jean Fulk Agnes Minear Carrie Sinsel Eleanor Colabrese Betty Glover Wendell Moore Bayard Swecker Laura Coleman Carolyn Gunn Thomas Newcome James Taylor Marie Collins Mary Alice Harman Fred Onderdonk Rachael XVebley Margaret Crawford Evelyn Harper Agnes Parrish Mary Frost Williams Richard House Alvin Porteriield L-, Qaealwdciaaaa SH IPEIII non IW .9-'-s. 13 IFWI atv t j jf 'n::fQ+..:::: I wi President - - - - Marshall Carrier, Jr. Vice-President ----- Agnes Richmond Secretary-Treasurer and Sponsor - Nancy M. Miller Faculty Representative - - - David G. Nuzum One of the highest honors to be attained on the Potomac State cam- pus is election to Sigma Phi Omega, the honor society established in 1923 for the purpose of recognizing scholarship and outstanding campus abil- ity. In May, 1941, upon recommendation of the faculty, the society formal- ly initiated the following members: Mildred Adamson Mary K. Allman Lucile Anthony Dorothy Ayers Lois Ruth llarbe Elva .lean Bowers Robert Bowers Cecile Breland Lois Byer Marshall Carrier Eleanor Colabrese Robert Doak Donald Elrick Hubert Gainer James Getty Ernest Grove Dorothy Hamill .Joseph Hoare Ernest Helmicli Helen Hess Conrad H oh ing .lane Homan Victor Kalbaugh Robert Kight Vlfilliain Long Howard Lyons Rebecca Mauzy Agnes Minear Agnes Parrish Kenneth Peters Agnes Richmond David Robinson .Ioan Rowe Christine Shockey Carrie Sinsel Ethna Snider Edward Spear Clara Spotts Marguerite Weese Joseph White Margaret Wolford In November, Helen Campbell and Dorotha Kile were added to the list of members. This year Sigma Phi Omega began its work by presenting in assem- bly the annual KNOW YOUR ORGANIZATIONS program, whereby all campus clubs and societies are introduced to the new students. The com- panion program giving recognition to campus leaders was presented shortly before the close of the current term. In January, a new project was added to Sigma Phi Omega's busy pro- gram, the sale of United States Defense Stamps and Bonds. As a climax to the year's activities, the student members join with the faculty associates in honoring their new members at a formal ban- quet, at which they have the privilege of hearing some prominent per- sonality in the cultural field. 7fne waz-fe fag 7fwoagJL s ' Co-Editors - Assistant Editor Business Manager ' Subscription Managers Sports Editor - - Club Editors - Snapshot. Make-up Artist - - Feature Editors Typists Photographers Advertising Managers Faculty Advisor - UNT Sill' FI? Charles Dayton Paul Frye VVilliam Long James Preaskorn . Meta Boyd Lucille Davis Robert Hicks Betty Glover Jane Homan William Rogers Walter Dinteman Polly XVertz Joan Rowe Louise Dayton - Helen Hess 2 Marie Collins John Minnich VValter Frederick Berdell Bishoff - Richard House Patrick Loney Mr. David Nuzum VVith the outstanding success of last year's annual before them, this year's Catamount Staff met early in October under the direction of Mr. David G. Nuzum. An election was held, positions were assigned, and a subscription campaign was launched. Because the faculty and student body were so liberal in their sup- port, THE CATAMOUNT was able to go to press early in April. The present staff feels that it has made a Worth-While contribution to the social life of the school, and unreservedly recommends that the publication of a yearbook be continued next year. may We qw M Between qw me was eww , 9' ENN ST FE-Q Editor-in-Chief - John Byrd News Editor - - Lucile Anthony Assistant News Editor Rebecca Mauzy Business Manager - - Robert McCartney Assistant Business Manager - Barbara Paarlberg Circulation Manager - - - Christine Smith Sports Editor ----- XVilliam Howard Ernest Grove, XValter Dinteman Society Editor ------ Lois Byer Ethna Snider, Christine Smith Feature Editor ------. lean Eye Edith Newlon, Helen Hess, Geneveve Mott, Rachel XVebley Farm News Editor '---- - Arthur Dodd Reporting Staff Joan Rowe Rachel Xvebley Faculty Advisor - - Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater This spring will see the fulfillment of twenty-three years of service by our fortnightly publication, THE PASQUINO. This seven-column newspaper appears on the campus every other Wediiesclay and endeavors to carry a complete assortment of news and views. The staff consists of all members of the department of journalism, and several additional stu- dents outside this class. At the annual West Virginia Intercollegiate Press Conference held in December at Salem College THE PASQUINO was represented by John Byrd, .lean Eye, Rebecca Mauzy and Dr. Atwater. Rebecca Mauzy was honored by being elected to the vice-presidency of this State organization. The annual staff banquet was held this spring, and awards were pre- sented to graduating staff members. ,Jailed ,G 0 ,mglmhamlig-!u:z'e ,, , ,,,, ,, ,4..:g::1:. ,ff as-V -avg- PQDT ST TE QTDELE. H TES This year Potomac State boasts a nine-piece dance orchestra known as the Potomac State Collegiates. Organized midway through the Hrst semester, the group had a successful season playing for various school and public dances. LeMoyne Blake, freshman from Moundsville, VV. Va., conceived thc idea of a band after having seen the talent that was enrolled in the school. Most of the members of the organization had had previous experience. and the job of getting a presentable band together for the dancing public Was not a difficult task. The Collegiates may be strictly termed a swing band. Featuring Frank Yeakle on the drums, the group has met with enthusiastic approval. Miss Agnes Parrish Was added to the personnel in January and ap- peared With them throughout the remainder of the year. Members of the Collegiates are: Stew Pinnell, SaXy Clink, and Donald Flick, saxo- phonesg LeMoyne Blake and John Byrd, trumpetsg Bob Hicks, tromboneg Frank Yeakle, drums: Agnes Richmond, pianog Andrew Shulcr, bassg and Agnes Parrish, vocalist. Wfeek-Zncf Jla af 7 7mm . 4 .3 , gg fs , ,A . , . gi ', ar - , .. '-' V i ' 'J Q Q, Q r, ' ..- Q ,- 13 - - 'J a. ' , ir h . 11- 6 ,' ' mg, . M, , , . A . ,fgwyguiv . 'r W5 mf Q Qp.-ff.. Q .if , 'ij xggwgwf, , . S . 'fxfggbf '- v ?.gd,4rf'rgy1 ,AJ , -0 ., V2 9,1f,Q.+:lx 3 W. 'rx' . ' q mg 4 W A v wi l y : ggi- f G , A:R, .,3,q,,.,,.Q.i, . qppw. :L ' -A-mga.- far fk' y ww- ,. ig V .. ,:,,,J5vM .Zu- J 4 ,wfj5,:f PM-fnyg-9,-iQ'41QB ,j. , ff--am' 7 . mf ' ' '? 'T Q.gl.fff -XQfX,iQQ1 ??F'f7'39?EWX:i'f'.iw'9' fn , EE I F M 'ZZ 4 '-f'i': i,- K ff J? ' Act IV Athletics 7a9 a' Wap .focamaifiae Wally e and . .........mg.a....L V . li Front Row fSitting from left to rightjz Carpenter, Rice, Cox, Mams, Skidmore, Groves, Smith, Post., Marks, Rowe. Middle Row fKneelingi: Howard, Mauzy, Scanlon, Powers, Proudfoot, Manchin, Emch, Barr, Wherley, Szafron, Yewcic, Shaffer. Back Row iStandingl: Assistant. Manager Arcure. Manager Garrett, Hornor, Yoder, Luebbe, O'Neill, Hawrylak, Lopez, Mullett, Phillips, Bocco, Kelley, Robinson, and Coach Lough. GDQD ESZALJL After losing their first two contests by touchdown margins to Mount Saint Marys and Glenville, Coach Dana G. Lough's Catamounts traveled to VV'aynes- burg where they submitted to the power- ful Yellow Jackets 25-O. Scoring on a last minute pass, Concord State triumphed over the Cats in the annual Homecoming tussle, 13-6. At California, Pa., on a muddy field, Coach Lough's boys had a red-letter day and romped over the Cali- fornia Teachers 27-0. On the road for the second straight week, Potomac State tallied two touchdowns in the final stanza for a 13-0 decision over Shepherd College. Playing on the home field, the steadily- improving State eleven met and defeated a strong W. Va. Tech team 6-0, for their third straight win. The game at Ithaca, N. Y., proved a heartbreaker as the Itha- can Bombers stopped a Potomac drive on their eight-yard line and went on to score the only touchdown of the game. Ending the season, the Loughmen went down by a touch-down margin, for the Hfth time in their six defeats of a nine-game sched- ule to West Liberty. The victory enabled the VVest Liberty Hilltoppers to capture their third straight W. Va. Conference title. Consistently outstanding during the season were Captain Gene Wherley, Mike Yewcic, and Stanley Szafron. Captain Wherley received an end berth on the first All-State Team. The following lettermen played their last games for the Blue and Gold in the 1941 season: Virgil Barr, Joe Emch, Bill Howard, George Mullett, John Manchin, Jack O'Neill, Duane Post, Carroll Rowe, Gene Wherely, Mike Yewcic, and Charles Garrett, manager. efneminp 7fmanq4, Rain aa Shine, Mui aa. Slime Front Row ffrom left to rightlz Yeakle, Howard, Mullett, O'Neil1, Hardman, Pat Crogan, Yewcic. Back Row: Bolyard, Rice, Jack Crogan, Heltzel, Marns, Carpenter, Cox. IR LKETESZAL Shortly after the close of the football season a call was issued for candidates for the basketball team. Seven sopho- mores and twelve freshmen responded. Seemingly bound by inability to hit the right combination, Coach Lough's Catamounts managed to salvage double bills from Shenandoah and the Peters- burg Collegians from an otherwise aver- age season. Another high point was the return engagement here with the Colum- bus University team, the Cats gaining sweet revenge for a licking taken at Washington, D. C. Closing the home season with a smart GO-48 win over a hard-fighting Westiiig- house team, the State five compiled a total of eight games won and thirteen lost. Lettermen to be lost by graduation include: Pat Crogan, Bill Howard, Dave Hardman, George Mullett, Jack O'Neil, Frank Yeakle, and Mike Yewcic. In connection with the national youth training program, every student attending Potomac State School took part in a vigorous physical education course under the capable direction of Mrs. Drake and Coach Lough. In addition, a four- week intra-mural basketball tournament for men was staged. awe 5 ',,. .ma fm, M va, A'L'?QDl?3 S C H3 The Sports Club met first soon after school had begun and elected Carroll Rowe president and representative to the Student Council. Mem- bership in this club is open to all men interested in sports, particularly those who participate in football and basketball. The purpose of the club is to promote all types of amateur athletics among the students during the school year. TGI ETHC3 REDS The Committee on Athletic Awards granted football certificates to: Virgil Barr, William Carpenter, Joseph Emch, Frank Hawrylak, Robert Luebbe, Thomas Lopez, George Mullett, Blair Marks, John Manchin, Jack O'Neill, Carroll Rowe, Charles Smith, Stanley Szafron, Thomas Shaf- fer, Leroy Scanlon, Gene Wherley, and Mike Yewcicg basketball certi- ficates to: Norman Buzzard, Paul Bolyard, Pat Crogan, Dave Hardman, William Howard, George Mullett, Jack O'Neill, James Rice, Frank Yeakle, and Mike Yewcic: football letters to: VVilliam Carpenter, Frank Hawrylak, Robert Luebbe, Thomas Lopez. Blair Marks, Charles Smith, Leroy Scan- lon, Thomas Shaffer, Stanley Szafronq basketball letters to: Paul Boly- ard, Norman Buzzard, Pat Crogan, and James Rice, football sweaters to: Joseph Emch, John Manchin, George Mullett, Jack O'Neill, Carroll Rowe, Gene Wherley, and Mike Yewcicg basketball sweaters to: Dave Hardman, William Howard, and Frank Yeakleg Managers letter for football to: Charles Garrett: a special award of gold football to: Virgil Barr, letters for cheer leading to: Martha Campbell, VVilliam Coffman, and Marie Collins. wal, em, mum, QW M me iw Act V Features ,fm ,Zfze Zzufiaae of ,Me Pau' PAUL RICH,-4 RD SHEETS cr: MICHAEL BROPHY H mov ALEXANDER RACE A EEN9 E-, K- -19 ' D1 . y Av' 'A 3 , If 4 ' lux ' l COYD YOST ,D rw R u Qt Yi if ,. l ' A CLINTON PIFER CARL LUDWICK 1 5 V A lyqswfp +L CHARLES BILL EDMEflRD RUMER WC FISHER Presentation of a Service Flag America is at war. While We sit at home, attend school, or pursue some occupation, our boys have been inducted into the country's armed forces. Some are already seeing active service. At the suggestion of Charles Dayton, the CATAMOUNT Staff undertook the task of rais- ing money with which to purchase a Service Flag and an American Flag. A blue star will be placed on a field of White for each boy who has gone from our schoolg the field, in turn, is bordered with red, At the Recognition Program sponsored by Sigma Phi Omega. Charles Dayton presented the two flags in the name of the CATAMOUNT Staff to the college. 5 u .el 1 Alexander, Jack, Lt. Bill, Charles E., Lt. Bosley, John W., Pvt. Brophy, Mike Crockett, William Carr, Sam Davis, LeRoy Denton, Robert Doak, Robert L., Sgt. Evans, David Emery, James Ellifritz, Vernon Fisher, W. C., Pvt. Ervin, Frederick Fuller, James R., Jr., Gillooly, Jack Holtzman, Howard Hicks, Louis, Lt. Founds, Ronald Harmon, Reginald Hodges, Judson Ingram, Dale, Sgt. Judy, James N., Pvt. Kendrach, Paul, Lt. Kephart, Norman Ray f- R , .- - -5 -xls xx 5 - ,Q N-Q, 5 Many Potomac State students have accepted their country's call and are now serving on land, on the sea, and in the air. Some have not completed their train- ing While others are now on active duty patrolling our shores and protecting our possessions. THE CATAMOUNT STAFF presents this ROLL OF HONOR as a trib- ute to Potomac State's sons in uniform. Major Robert C. Patterson Director of Schools Hq. R. T. C. B. I. Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas tOn Leave of f1b5t'l1CC'D Kiser, Charles Kuykendall, Robert Martin, John B., Cadet Brant, Ralph Koral, Harry Martin, Delmar Greenawalt, Vernon Ludwick, Carl R. Newkirk, Maurice Kuykendall, Arthur Lyons, Howard Metz, Charles Kuykendall, William F. Martin, Basil McCorkle, E. C. N0 X X t .fly rf M7 Mills, Fred, Jr. Mill, Robert Moran, James McCue, Hartzel Middleton, Joe Menefel, Gerald Nicholson, Robert Prettyman, Robert E.. Pifer, Clinton, Ensign Putzek, Paul Pifer, Kenneth Rogers, James Rohman, William Rumer, Edward B. Ruddle, Randolph Ridgley, Walter Sliger, Arnold Stickley, Ray mond Snider, Raymond Sheetz, Richard Smith, David L. Stemple, Cecil, Sgt. Swecker, Donald Tysinger, Everett Toothman, John Ward, Curtis Wagner, B. V. Wolfe, W. M. Yost, Coyd Ensign 5.3001 L 'f f H' 1 ZZ, OUBULFDDCCDQD ,, , U 1 - A 1- www., M ff g.11gff45i1w, f'1gl.f.-Ml:-qfi' 755. . n,-V.. -L , g A ' f - ' ,f . 3 um - ' W .,,,,.., Q M? F ,.',- L -- .-.-'AJ 1 ,. P - .gr i ' X'-. .r 195. 5 'C-.1 I AVPUS LHLLICLFSS J 251 E9 ua QD 'JI' ED l I 4 1 4? U lb- 1 qt 'Q I , QBQEIX X I N n 1 7 iwmzasiaim urawmns D U D Fa 5 H 'r 5 ------ 8 1... -J 1 E14.1.Xf- x ,iii-fx- M 'HQ FIY FLH ST L. E - E D I E Fi T IU N --R--' E L M I C 'vm THK REAL ---xv'--I9 B F?IENlNC1-+-X-'-- I HMP LREMHNHSCENCES -:T U . 9 J ARM Epilogue Boosters Dr. E. E. Romig Dr. James Newcome Kight's Walgreen Drug Agency Dr. Paul Griffin Dr. James Eagle Joseph E. Prettyman H' L' Idleman Ech Miers Harry K. Drane W. S. Caldwell C. C. Compton Miss Florence Howard Lester MCDOWQH Vernon Rankin Minnich Flower Shop Dr. T. T. Huffman Dr. T. C. Griffin Howard Rogers L' W' Kelley Joseph E. Hodgson Mineral Daily News-Tribune E. G. Kimmell R. A. Rafter Stooge and Deanie Edgell Grayson Mary Nelson Huffman Marg Clary Marguerite G. Haines Dr. Wm. F. McFarland Aolveriisemenis Potomac State School of W est Virginia University A Junior College, Fully Accredited, Offering Courses in Arts and Sciences, Pre-Law, Pre-Education, Commerce and Business Administration, Home Economics, Agriculture, Engineering, Music, Pre-Medical Sensible Academic Standards A VVell-Planned Social and Physical Education Program Intelligent Attention to the Problems of the Individual Student Reasonable Cost A WEST VIRGINIA INSTITUTION IN KEYSER Fall Semester Opens September 13, 1942 E. E. CHURCH, President Shapiros Store Mins 81 COIHPQHY of Produce Keyser, W' Va' Piedmont, W. Va. RQMIG DRUG COMPA Y '171e:RG'fxaQZ.5'to1e Dial 5791 Keyser, W. Va. Wendell Moore . . . Dorm electrician . . . 7 Paul Frye . . . Bound for Maryland U. . . . studious . . . quiet . . . Got a radio you popular with faculty . . . editorial apti- want fixed? . . . loyal Phi Sig. tude . . . blonde?'?? Pat Crogan . . . basketball . . . law student I Hubert Gaincr . . . dignified . . . burns the . . . home-loving, but visits Piedmont 1 midnight oil . . . honor student . . . Mr. every week-end . . . Aw, now. I Ireland explains it this way. John Crumrine . . . I went to see my girl Charles Garrett . . . VVeston's gift to Hilda last night . . . Yeah! Yeah??'? . . . I football manager . . . yellow sweater even take notes in physical ed. class. . . . Spook! Charles Dayton . . . No relation to the man I Richard Gordon . . . Stick to your rights . . . who carries the brief case . . . green Books are all right, but . . . Flash ear . . . No need to hurry . . . Physics . . . Self-made. 1319 S9C1'9t31'3'- Dave Hardman . . . Faithful to the girl back Joe Emch . . . VVe don't have to listen to home . . . city rhythm . . , rangy . . . that man . . . good-looking . . . football popular with the students. hem - - - CHSY going- Willard Ansel . . . Springfield won today Harry Fritz . . . I will do what I please, and . . . I think of Jeannie with the light they will like it . . . lab-assistant . . . I brown hair . . . fun-loving . , . VVeek- all-around fellow . . . serious. ends in Fairmont. Meet our F1f'j67fZ6Z,5 at . . . The Sports Center Bowling - - Billiards Potomac State Headquarters Keyser, W. Va. ri-Statc inc and ill Suppl Compan 310 Commerce Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phoncs 3284-3285 There are many things to think of when building a new house or mod- ernizing an old one. Plumbing and heating are exceedingly important. Nothing contributes more to your comfort than a nice up-to-date bath- roomg a Well arranged kitchen and an eflicient heating plant. 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Clarksburg Petersburg Burlington Morgantown - Keyser - Piedmont Alvarez, Joseph - Aylor, John - - Baumer, Sevier Semmes Bickel, Thomas Byron, Jr Brown, Dorothy - Calhoun, XVilliam Carney, MacClure Cassady, Thoburn Cowger, Janet - Criner, Harold S. Davis, John Bernard Dawson, Herbert Dean, Hugh - DeHaven, Harold Dumire, Carl - Engle, William - Fazenbaker, NVilliam - Feaster, Dorothy Helen Fittro, Daniel - - Fleek, Maxwell B. - Fortney, George R. - Geldbaugh, Charlotte Gerstell, Joseph - Getty, Francis Vernon Class of Meadowbrook - Palestine Cumberland, Md. Webster Springs - Lumberport - Franklin Elk Garden - Petersburg Fort Seybert - - Reedy - Luke, Md. Baltimore, Md. - - Grafton - Glengary - - Benbush Bruceton Mills - Piedmont - Romney - Clarksburg Westernport, Md. - Enterprise Newburg Westernport, Md. Westernport, Md. Gilbert, Helen - - - Fairmont Gillooly, Jack - - Fairmont Greenwade, Margaret Keyser Harmann, Robert - - Davis Hartman, R. Eugene - Keyser Harwood, Ellen - Mooreiield Hawkins, Dewey - - - Fairmont Hayhurst, Marlene Madge - Burnt House Heare, Gertrude - Berkeley Springs Heltzel, Betty - - - Moorefleld Hickman, Allena Rae - Harrisville Hull, Maxine Frances - Keyser Jackson, Haven - Clarksburg Johnson, Virginia - Keyser Kiser, John W. C. - - Keyser Koral, Harry - Nernacolin, Pa. .IX OO 1940 Kuykendall, Arthur G. Law, Irene - - Locke, Richard B. Ludwick, Carl R. - McCue, Hartsel F. - Manion, Betty Jane Martin, Basil - - Mauller, James P. - Middaugh, Evelyn - - Minnix, Jennings C. - Nicholson, Hober Kenneth Nelson, John Earle - - Oliver, Sarah - - - Poage, Warren Richard Putzek, Paul H. - Rice, Eugene W. - Rogers, Helen Virginia - Ropp, Wade B. - Rumer, Glovinia - Sheetz, Ruth - Smith, Dorothy - Smith, Harrel - - Spoerlein, Francis J. Steiding, R. Marsh - Stemple, Cecil - Strader, Willie H. - Streets, Olive - - Swecker, Donald Bryan - Tabscott, Jack - - Tallman, Burl - - Thrasher, Burke - - Thomas, Doris - - - Toothman, Gerald Wayne Toothman, Glenn R. - Tysinger, Charles E. - Welton, Ella Bell - Williams, Felix S. Wright, Rector S. Yoho, David E. A ig. U ss' 51 I Q: A . - Keyser Burnt House Parkersburg - Keyser - Keyser Parkersburg - Keyser Valley Bend Parkersburg - Haywood - - Avon - - Elkins Cumberland, Md. - Marlinton - Flemington Martinsburg - Keyser Martinsburg - Keyser - - Keyser Kitzmiller, Md. - - Auburn Accident, Md. - Midland, Md. Valley Point - Keyser - Keyser Huttonsville - Elkins - Ridgeley Keyser - Keyser Harrisville - Hepzibah - Keyser Moorefield Moorefield Pennsboro Moundsville 'Y . ,1 ' 1 ,,I,A5 isa 5.15. ' , C nl.qj I x-if '28?!s'9'I--1 ' . .ti r 1 :- a . .. . 1 , r .A -i I Fi. ' 1,.' I , 11 i v ' n 1 r ., . ,Q - 4 1 47'x 1 1 , N I V J 9' u 'Gods ' xx '1 J 5 1-A L H' ,.. E I .i . f' ,,, '- x-Li V. 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I J W If I Ml I ny IA 1 , .I.a I n u 14. r s ,'tf , I MLW I, , fII4.- x, II I, . I .H p. '5 ':f'3.i 'W. 1 . II I v ,I II . 15,1 I I ,I r' I, .31 ' ' 'fi ' I' Am. 3 N 'Y li I iI' 1 1 I, , 5 L I . Ir. -i O 1 I v 2 fx ' 1 ra , I, U 1, :I f.I.,,.'n. ,-N '5'-' 'A rlk'-1415 1, tl. I -I .I.I'1, as 15 ' 4 I lu H L 1 I I' .III in S W 'W Q ff For Reference Not to be taken from this room Mary F Snapper Lsbr8fYfM9d'3 tlew Potomac State College of WVU Kevser. WV 26725 378.754 P8490 1942 Th C t mount